claimed a life of a sheriff's deputy but first it's your voice your vote in the race for the white house. hillary clinton and donald trump are on their last campaign push through battleground states on the last day of the 20-16 election season. the most recent c-n-n poll of polls has clinton with a four point lead. but the race is tight and will depend on voter turnout. steve nannes (nan ez) has a look at the last day on the campaign trail. on the final day of hillary, hillary and donald trump hitting the trail at break neck speed and focused on key battlegrounds. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: in pennsylvania, it's all about election day. clinton campaigning today in the crucial toss-up of north carolina. also going to michigan and pennsylvania, where clinton's lead has narrowed in recent weeks. president obama, one of clinton's biggest assets on the trail, appearing in michigan and north carolina, before joining hillary clinton, former president bill clinton,

donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: this is the last day of our campaign, who would have believed it. trump hitting five states today. he'll also be in pennsylvania and michigan. also, florida, north carolina, and new hampshire. sunday night's bombshell from f.b.i. director james comey, saying in a letter to congress that they've completed their review of the newly discovered emails and found nothing to change their conclusions from july, that hillary clinton should not face criminal charges -- has both campaigns reacting to the last minute news. sen. tim kaine / -d- vic glad to get that news but not surprised. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: hillary clinton should not even be allowed to run for the presidency of the united states. with what's happening with justice, our country is a laughingstock. with that news coming just a day and a half before polls open tuesday, it's unclear how it will play in voters minds. in washington, i'm steve nannes. getting that "i voted" sticker can get your hands on a lot of freebies

anyone who walks in the store wearing an "i voted" sticker. on your screen are just a few of the places you can go to get free food, drinks and even a free ride. we have a full list of election day freebies... on our website... ktnv dot com. right now a woman is dead after being hit by a semi on the 15 near jean. now authorities are searching for that semi. the crash shut down the highway for hours overnight. that backup caused one a girl's postponed. it's a story only 13 action news reporter parker collins has. 7:53:28-7:53:59 the backup was so bad out here that even once it cleared there was a guy out here directing traffic and the cars extended way past that gas station way down this road take vo at 7:53:39 it started around going and did not stop i spoke with one father who was stuck out in this he says his daughter has a rare illness and he has to take her to a

that appointment take sot don shackley, father 4:57:13-4:57:22 "getting her scheduled for these surgeries is extremely tough but we'll probably go back and possibly try to catch an airplane." 7:54:13-7:54:20 that father told me he hopes he can get his daughter seen before the end of the year in jean parker collins 13 action news. a man is dead after flipping his a-t-v... and police are telling us this tragedy could have been prevented. metro says a man and riding in this razor near southern highlands and somerset hills yesterday afternoon. they were going downhill, when the man driving lost control, causing the a-t-v to roll at least two times. he was thrown from the two seater. police say neither the man or the passenger were wearing seat belts or helmets. the man was taken to the hospital where he died. the woman had minor injuries. hours after that-- police were called out to another serious

flamingo. you can see the truck and the vehicle. at last check he was in serious condition. we're getting new details about a shootout in georgia... that killed a sheriff's deputy and has another officer fighting to survive right now. investigators say the deputies were responding to a call from two people who said they were confronted by an armed man. as soon as the officer's got to the alleged suspect's home a (j.t. ricketson, gbi special agent ) "they get out. they walk maybe 10, 15 yards or so. and they came under fire. they were both struck and they went down right there." the deputies shot back, hitting the man once in the stomach. right now, authorities don't believe this was a deliberate "targeting of police officers"... but they are still searching for a motive. and... police in utah are also mourning the loss of a fellow officer, who was trying to stop

this happened in a suburb near salt lake city early yesterday morning. investigators say the officer was responding to a call about a suspicous car and a police chase happened. police have three suspects detained for questioning. difficult terrain and extremely dry conditions continue to fuel a wildfire in tennesse that's been burning since last week. crews say they suspect the start of the fire to be arson rather than the dry conditions. fire crews say they fee contained. the fire has burned more than 14 hundred acres. fire departments from three different counties are working to make sure the fire does not endanger people living in the area. happening right now -- iraqi kurdish forces are making one of the biggest moves to take back the city of mosul from isis. speaking to an associated press team travelling with iraqi kurdish forces, one of the generals said the fighters "are

as the kurdish forces advance, more artillery and air strikes are hitting the town. the three-week-long mosul offensive has slowed down in recent days as iraqi forces have pushed into more densely populated areas of the city. a new video this afternoon of the damage from one of more than two dozen earthquakes to hit oklahoma in the past week. we also now know only one person was hurt. this is in cushing, oklahoma-- about 50 miles southwest of tusla. they're cleaning up after the five- point-oh magnitu earthquake there last night. the city manager says 40 to 50 buildings are damaged. the oil storage facility in the city that's one of the largest in the world wasn't damaged. a new video this afternoon that might remind you of a hollywood movie..remember snakes on a plane? take a look at your screen right now -- that is a snake on a passenger jet!! how authorities believe it may have ended up there.

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we all know we're not supposed to play with wildlife... but come on, just for a moment! this little guy is too cute for words. a woman arrested in australia had this six-month-old baby koala hidden inside this green canvas bag when police arrested her for quote, "outstanding matters." police were both surprised by... and enamored with... the koala, as you can see. he's since been taken to a wildlife group, the koala australia. new video you just have to see to believe... passengers on a flight in mexico were treated to this surprise that looks like straight out of the movie. the reptile was found on a sunday's flight from torreon in the country's north to mexico city. here you can see a greenish snake emerging from the ceiling behind an overhead luggage compartment and then partially dropping down into the cabin.

there. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. warm and dry will continue to be the theme this week as a over the weekend, a pacific northwest system breaks down the high pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. the end of the workweek. over the weekend, a pacific northwest system breaks down the high pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area.

sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. the end of the workweek. over the weekend, a pacific northwest system breaks down the high pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next

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.get your shopping lists ready..toys-r-us will stay open for over 30-hours starting on thanksgiving. doors will open at 5 p-m on thursday and won't close until 11 p-m on black friday. the decision comes as some malls and retailers are deciding to stay closed on thanksgiving. toyota is looking at mass- producing their first long-range electric vehicles. rivals nissan and volkswagen have already been making "pure but toyota -- has stuck to a short-distance only motto. according to reports toyota will start developing the car by next year. they're expected to hit the market by 20-20. if you're feeling stressed this election season -- you're not alone! coming up in today's health report -- we've got you covered with some tips to help you beat

as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. heck took all that money from wall street and predatory payday lenders and voted their way. he even wanted to privatize social security, risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us.

if you are feeling stressed out by the election, you are far from alone. after a long and contentious political season many report anxiety, nervousness and concern. if you are experiencing any of these emotions, kim hutcherson has some tips for you. republicans and democrats are united about at least one thing -- more than half of them say the 2016 election is a if you are experiencing election-related anxiety, here are some things you can do: read enough to stay informed, binge on political news. take some time for activities that recharge you. concentrate on daily tasks and stick with healthy habits. difficult as it may seem, try not to worry about the outcome of the vote - instead, take action on issues that matter to you. while it's good to have meaningful, respectful discussions about political ideas, avoid talking about the election if there is a chance

and won't change the outcome of the vote. speaking of which, the a-p-a says voting itself can make you feel that you are taking a proactive step ... and that helps you cope with uncertainty. for 13 action news, i'm kim hutcherson. we'll be back with a look at today's top stories and a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back.

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and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington.

home after fire detaroyed theirs. the fire on stewart avenue near lamb broke out just before noon. investigators say the fire started on the first floor but quickly spread to the second. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. right now... troopers are looking for a semi that they say hit and killed a

it happened near jean. i-15 southbound near jean was shut down for hours overnight. troopers belive the semi was headed to california. police are investigating an overnight shooting on the strip. metro says a man got in argument with two other people, and that is when he pulled out a gun and fired several shots. both of the people were hit by the shots and were transported to the hospital. police did arrest the suspect. no bail has been set for a local mo connection with her child's death. diana eldridge faced a judge for the first time today. she faces one count of murder, and two counts of child neglect . her next court appearance is set for january. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... a valley man attacks someone after breaking into his home. we'll hear from the homeowner about what happened. plus you'll never guess what this intruder was doing when he was caught. and we'll tell you how a new non- emergency call line is set to relieve 9- 1-1 operators...

all new on 13 action news live at 6.. restaurants around the valley are going political. how some owners are using the election to entice customers to come in... by offering them deals. that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30.. but stay with us for judge judy

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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. i approve this message because in washington,

>> judge judy: when you drink, you lose judgment. >> i didn't get behind the wheel. >> judge judy: no, you gave him the ability to get behind the wheel. >> announcer: called out after a crash... >> judge judy: reckless driving! that's what it says. >> announcer: but excuses... >> i had no other way to get home that night, though. >> announcer:...won't fix a friend's car. >> i had to be at work really early in the morning. >> judge judy: the dog ate my homework and my mother doesn't love me. i'm the middle child. anything else you want to tell me?

the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michelle zerdelian is suing her former friend, forrest mallonee, for crashing her car on the way home from her birthday party. >> byrd: order! all rise. this is case number 85 on the calendar in the matter of zerdelian vs. mallonee. parties have been sworn in. yomay be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: he took your car, with your permission, crashed the car. you want him to pay for it. >> i believe that that's fair, your honor. >> judge judy: that's briefly what this case is about. >> very briefly. >> judge judy: on the day he took your car, it was your 30th birthday. according to you, you and your friends were all out celebrating. mr. mallonee was one of those friends. you wanted to stay a little bit