arrested. former congresswoman -- gabrielle giffords and her husband -- captain mark kelly -- in las vegas today -- trying to persuade nevadans -- to vote yes on question 1-. that's the ballot initiative -- pushing for background checks -- on gun sales. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- breaks down -- what it means -- for both sides of the debate. christopher, when nevadans head to the polls- if they haven't already ... they will be the deciding factor on an initiative thats taking on a heated debate of its own . nat former congress woman gabrielle giffords and husband mark kelly arrived in las vegas . nat among national gun violence prevention advocates pushing nevadans -- to vote yes -- on question 1- nat the ballot initiative -- pushes for strictor nevada background checks for -- gun sales. nat a "yes" vote supports requiring firearm transfers to go through a licensed gun dealer. however ..... certain transfers, including

between immediate family members, would be excused. sot 211100 in the state of nevada we know that 1 out of every 11 people looking for guns online in nevada are currently prohibited from purchasing them because they are felons /. 2111114 kelly points to the internet and gun shows as a way for guns to get in the wrong hands... 211249 lets make it hard for felons to buy guns. 211256 yet gunshop owner bob irwin - opposed to innitiative- argues background checks arent the solution. 121532 if they dont pass they go somewhere else and they steal one or buy one on the 121541 sot 211211 i would challenge the people that say they are going to get guns anyway ... its not as easy as you think , and when it comes to this battle .... 211127 in states that have universal background check there is less gun violence thats clear or the interpretation ... 1123 we have the city of chicago currently on track to have the most murders ever by firearms or any other means and they have the most strict the decide ....when they head to the polls .

both campaigns are pulling out all the stops -- as the race heads down to the wire. bernie sanders -- comes to las vegas tomorrow -- to stump for hillary clinton -- and senate candidate -- catherine cortez-masto.. he'll speak at the college of southern nevada's cheyenne campus. if you a set up a link on our website -- at ktnv dot com. also tomorrow -- former new york mayor -- rudy giuliani will be in town -- campaigning for donald trump. he'll hold a rally -- at the trump-pence headquarters -- near paradise and sunset. that kicks-off at 9 a-m. this just in. we're getting our first look -- at a house fire -- near lake mead and buffalo. las vegas fire and rescue -- sent us this video. they tell us -- no one was home

have been displaced. they say -- the fire started in the garage -- and did minimal damage to the home itself. no word on what caused the fire. right now -- a live look outside across the valley -- on a cool -- clear night. but for tomorrow --and the rest of the week? let's check in -- with 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga. karla. a strong ridge of high pressure will build into the area and keep temperatures above average and conditions dry. xp with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. took the life of someone that

month after her husband -- christopher stewart -- is shot and killed.. right now -- henderson police say -- they still don't have anyone in custody. back on october 3 -- shortly before 4 a-m -- police say -- a man called -- saying he was shot. the 49-year-old father -- then -- crashed his car -- near anthem and bicentennial parkways. stewart's wife says -- he was

restaurant "the bar" -- on bermuda -- just a few miles from his home. "i just wish he was still here..weep." "i can't sleep on my bed because every time i see the bed i see him stewar -- was born and raised in las vegas -- and worked as a driver. new information -- on that horrific scene in south carolina... police -- now confirm the body found on that property -- is the boyfriend of the woman -- found chained inside a storage container. the suspect -- today -- he has also told police -- there are two more bodies on the property. and -- he confessed to killing four people -- at a motorsports shop -- back in 2003. so far -- he has not been charged. right now -- at least 10 people are recovering -- after a shooting -- outside a nightclub -- in oakland, california. police say -- it happened just after midnight -- about a block away from city hall. all of the victims -- are expected to be ok. the shooting involved as many as three gunmen.

made. no word on what prompted the violence. federal investigators -- are ruling out mechanical failure -- in a deadly school-bus accident -- in baltimore. 6 people in the crash. now -- the school bus driver's family-- is coming forward -- saying glenn chappell -- should not have been behind the wheel. they say -- he suffered from seizures -- and took medicine to control them. (nico williams, grandson) "i definitely feel like he had a medical emergency, um, that unfortunately, just he lost control, and he wasn't able to fu according to police records -- chappell was involved in a crash -- less than two years ago. he lost consciousness -- and lost control of his car in that crash. the report says -- he was on seizure medicine then. kameron cummings -- was in a car -- just behind the school bus. he -- and his pregnant fiance -- helped rescue victims. (kameron cummings, witness) "the bus did not stop at all. there was no brakes. i don't think he ever put his

administration says -- chappell's license lapsed -- because he failed to turn in -- medical certification. right now. metro could be forced --to put your emergency-- on hold. 12:15 harvey: why should it take an hour and a half when someone's been attacked? contact 13's -- darcy spears -- uncovers the top hot spots -- eating up metro's time -- and they're no where near the las vegas strip. and count on chopper 13 -- to bring you breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on

i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners.

but -- if you think the strip -- is the number one place for police response -- you'd be wrong. contact 13 -- chief investigator -- darcy spears -- reveals the valley's top 10 -- most dangerous locations. places -- that demand so much police time -- it could delay help -- when you need it most. 3:48 harvey lott: than g marine veteran harvey lott was viciously attacked by an acquaintance on an early thursday evening in september. harvey lott 1:01 i woke up to him around my throat beating my head against the head board, choking me. harvey passed out. he's not sure for how long. when he woke, he called 911. harvey 7:51 i'm bleeding from my head. you know, i'm on blood thinners. i've lost a lot of blood here.

scene, paramedics couldn't come until police responded. harvey 7:42 so i asked her what's taking the police so long. she said they were on other calls. harvey says he waited for help for more than an hour. 12:15 harvey: why should it take an hour and a half when someone's been attacked? possibly because police were tied up at one of the places where metro responds several times a day, every single day. capt. jim seebock 45:15 that is a focus of what we're trying to address and minimize n reduce. so which places are taxing police resources most often? contact 13 obtained calls for service data from metro, henderson and north las vegas police for the 2015 year. combination gfx and standups -- break with nats. break with sound from metro. walmarts were high on every agency's list. the supercenter on marks and sunset is the number one location in henderson with 651 calls in 2015. and the west lake mead walmart near rancho made the most demands on north las vegas police. but there, it tied with

drive, which each had 441 calls. /siren nats/ harvey lives in metro's jurisdiction--by far the biggest and busiest police agency in town. darcy stand up: at number 10 on metro's off strip list: walmart on charleston and arville. police were called here on average twice a day with 781 calls in 2015. number 9 - shelter island apartments on swenson and twain with 791 calls. police also spent a lot of time it came in at number 8 with 850 calls for service. number 7--with 884 calls--the hamptons apartments on nellis between vegas valley and desert inn. number 6 is another walmart. the store on boulder highway and nellis had 1,115 calls. that's three times a day, every day of the year. /nats rock music/ darcy stand up hard rock and harbor island are next door: the top five takes us near the strip to the hard rock where police showed up 1,133 times. and they didn't have to go far

right next door to the hard rock, police responded to 1,161 calls at harbor island apartments. that's followed by two more residential complexes. the suites on boulder highway and flamingo was number three with 1,561 calls. and nearby sportmans manor came in at number two with 2,087. capt jim seebock. 53:28 that's too many calls for service and what's more important to me in that area is violence going on. numbers flying by on a plane the number one location with 2,687--nearly 8 calls every day--is mccarran airport. 19:45 harvey: that is a lot. that just blew my mind. metro tells us they're constantly analyzing call numbers and moving officers where they're needed most. darcy strip tag so when you or your family or friends are visiting vegas, where are you most likely to fall victim to crime? we have the top 10 strip

also learn more about how metro deals with nuisance locations. a crash on us-95 southbound -- at rancho -- is blocking the left two lanes of traffic right now. you're taking a live look -- from our traffic camera. no word right now -- on any injuries. but -- if you need to head toward that area --you mayw to consider alternate routes. a strong ridge of high pressure will build into the area and keep temperatures above average and conditions dry. expect highs around 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm.

light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. a massive warehouse fire -- has 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start

80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. t within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. a massive warehouse fire -- has our traffic camera. no word right now -- on any injuries. but -- if you need to head toward afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start

a massive warehouse fire -- has 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of record highs on tuesday and wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. a massive warehouse fire -- has -- risking their lives -- to

cooler temperatures -- to the blaze. plus -- investigators -- at first -- blaming tesla's autopilot feature -- for this fiery crash. now -- the company says -- that is not possible.

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-- battled the blaze -- in the little village neighborhood -- on the city's southwest side. investigators say -- homeless people -- trying to stay warm -- may have started the fire. no one was in the building at the time of the fire. no one was hurt. in crash - v new information this evening -- on that fiery tesla crash -- that killed two people. police had suspected -- the autopilot feature -- may be to blame -- for the thursday morning crash. but tesla officials say -- the

for it to be on autopilot. the feature is limited -- to five miles above the speed limit. according to a witness -- the car had been traveling -- at a very high speed -- just before the crash. terrifying moments for one of the presidential nominees when a protester rushed the stage... what happened that caused the secret service to suddenly jump into action. plus... outrage -- over a new video -- of a violent police take down. minnesota cops -- repeatedly hit a man --be attacked by a police dog. why their chief is now being forced to apologize.

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bedlam broke out. the secret service had to rush into action. a chaotic end -- to a very long day -- for both candidates. three days and counting -- to thd end of the campaign trail. abc's -- jonathan betz -- reports. reno, nevada. he took note of an apparent protester in the audience. sot trump: we have one of those guys from the hillary clinton campaign -- then suddenly -- (nats up) his secret service detail sprang to his side -- and rushed the candidate off stage. there was a commotion in the crowd in front of the podium and security took a man into custody and escorted him out of the hall. minutes later-- trump returned unhurt. trump sot: "nobody said it was

their campaigns wind down ... sot clinton i want to be the president for everybody, everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me, people who vote for me, people who don't vote for me. [cheers and applause ] the candidates trying to wind up voters . sot trump: "... hillary and her special interests would rob our country blind." donald trump stealing a kiss from wife melania as she in nevada. nearly 37 million votes have sot hrc tonight in philadelphia: "know the power of your own voice. it can change the world." for hillary clinton -- after friday's performance with jay-z and beyonce -- (nats up katy perry sings) katy perry was singing her song at this concert in philadelphia. (more nats singing) hoping to ending the campaign -- on a high note. jonathan betz, abc news, new york. making it easier for workers--

giving employees -- time off -- for election day. g-m and ford -- are just some of the many companies -- making tuesday -- a paid holiday. ford -- sending an email to workers -- telling them -- closing all its retail stores -- along with its headquarters -- in california and distribution center -- up in reno. there is no federal law -- requiring workers -- get time off to vote -- and state laws vary. across the valley. let's check in with 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga. karla. a strong ridge of high pressure will build into the area and keep temperatures above average and conditions dry. expect highs around 80 degrees with sunny skies and light winds the entire workweek. afternoon highs will come within a couple of degrees of

wednesday. highs temps will drop by a couple of degrees for the start to next weekend, but conditions will remain sunny and calm. new information this evening -- on that deadly gun battle in