our veterans. the parade is a important tradition for las vegas. marissa kynaston is live near near fourth and bonneville --- to show us what it's looking like out there. . marissa intro adlib the las vegas veterans day parade is the largest veterans parade west of the mississippi-- second only to new and is expected to draw over thirty thousand people. i spoke to several veterans throughout the morning-- many of them vietnam veterans and their wives. they tell me today is sort of therapeutic for them. larry eisenberg vietnam war veteran well for us it's cathartic, it helps us, it's nice to see people waving and

this parade does go on until noon. mk-- 13an. and.. around the country on this veterans day.... americans are payig the more than 18 million military veterans. this morning.. president barack obama is honoring members of the armed forces at arlington national cemetery. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. texas has one of the highest number of vets in the u-s. students and staff at one high school have been working for months on a "thank you" celebration.... sot army infantry veteran eugene francis: "there are no words. as the program went on i felt better and better. i felt warm inside."

that holiday is in may. it is set aside to honor those who died serving their country. veterans day is for all who served in the armed forces. ((toss to greg at veterans day parade)) mainly sunny skies continue in the forecast today with high temperatures in the upper 70s. winds will be mild out of the east between 5 and 15 mph. the weekend yields highs in the mid and upper 70s with mostly conditions and mild winds. by next week, a front begins to interact with las vegas and chillier temps in the 60s return by wednesday into thursday with mostly sunny skies and windy to breezy conditions. new at midday... state senator harry reid issues

statement about it reads in part.. quote... "i have personally been on the ballot in nevada for 26 elections....and i have never seen anything like the reaction to the election completed last tuesday. the election of donald trump has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in america. that statement also goes on to say "if trump wants to roll back tide of hate he unleashed... he has a tremendous amount of

retiring from office... senator catherine cortez masto will take his place in january... and speaking of donald trump.... it was another night of protests nationwide... there were protesters in portland, oregon, where thousands of people marched and some smashed store windows... lit firecrackers and started a dumpster fire. abc's marci gonzalez has the story..... nats "we reject the president elect" a second night of anti-trump protests - in cities turning violent? in portland- police say a rally- turned into a riot when demonstrators starting vandalizing vehicles and buildings- throwing things at police? and blocking this bridge? nats "take over the intersection!" and a major freeway in los angeles -was shut down by crowds of people- angry about the election results sot jose quezada, los angeles "if i had one message

voices to be heard, and we will not stand down." donald trump- responded on twitter- first writing last night: "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair! then changing his tune this morning, tweeting: "love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud. trump- now back in new york city- where concrete barriers, and sanitation trucks serving as barricades are set up outside of his home at trump and a no-fly zone - is in place within a 2 mile radius? authorities - working to overcome the challenge of protecting the president-elect in the nation's busiest city. sot brad garrett: "how do you build a secure bubble around him when he's several feet in the air with other potential buildings where a sniper or somebody else could potentially place themselves." marci gonzalez standup close: "just like at the white house, there

tower, whether trump is there are not? meanwhile, more protests across the country- are planned for tonight marci gonzalez, abc news new york." a water main break causing a big mess in a major intersection near the strip. the line broke around 3 this morning... sending water pouring down the road. 13 action news' parker collins was at the scene near paradise and d-i where the water running at 7 a-m.... 7:49:25-7:49:43 this was a huge headache for anybody who had to walk or drive by it you can see the crew had to really dig sown deep into this broken it's not just a headache for people trying to get around it take vo at 7:49:37 but there are people staying at the marriott who had no running water this morning take sot 7:50:03-7:50:17 crews had to start working very early it took them a lot of hours to finally get it under control to get that water to stop flowing they think it started because of an old pipe that burst near paradise and desert inn parker collins 13 action news ((the time x:xx))

style....by doing a social media challenge with the cleveland cavs... that story still ahead.... and.... own very on beth fisher and dayna roselli ...marissa kynaston and greg bennett are at... they're at the veterans day

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donald trump's past comments about women are making his job more difficult... he made the comments yesterday saying trump's comments could make the n-f-l's attempts to curb domestic violence more difficult. but he didn't elaborate. goodell also says the election cycle is challenging on his home life. he says he is struggling to explain trump's victory to his wife and twin daughters....but does say the best path for the country is to unite under trump.

a six-year-old boy stuck in a well in northern china since sunday has been found dead. local media reports rescue crews found the boy's body after almost five days of searching . the boy fell down the abandoned well sunday morning while helping his father harvest vegetables. at one point, more than 500 rescuers were at the scene. the time is x:xx coming up later in the show... a northern california mom why police are ruling out her husband as a suspect - and the latest evidence... a mother defending herself and her young son from a terrifying attack by a neighbor's dog... the heartbreaking story...still ahead....

the latest person to take part in the "mannequin challenge". the2016 n-b-a champions ,the cleveland cavaliers, were also

their title. people film themselves standing mannequin-like still for no apparent reason whatsoever.... has proved popular online. in the video... who won the mvp award during the 2016 championship series. ((lets get back out to greg at veterans day parade))

temperatures in the upper 70s. winds will be mild out of the east between 5 and 15 mph. the weekend yields highs in the mid and upper 70s with mostly sunny conditions and mild winds. by next week, a front begins to interact with las vegas and chillier temps in the 60s return by wednesday into thursday with skies and windy to breezy conditions. the 8th annual paint the town is a "pop up" fine art exhibit

a portion of the proceeds will go to aids for nevada or afan joining me now from afan is antioco carrillio and artist alex huertam... where philanthropists, artists celebrate fine art and give back to their community. guests are invited to bid on the artists' curated pieces with a very

for aids of nevada (afan). this year's event will be held on nov. 11th at the downtown zappos paint the town tonight, 6-10pm

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you see the woman holding her they run to the front door but the dogs won't stop biting the woman's arm. the mom does her best to protect him. one woman rushes in to help-- but the dogs are too strong. it isn't until another man jumps in and grabs the dogs.. that the mom and boy finally get inside. spenser bishop husband/father of dog attack victims "the people that did help, i really appreciate them and very thankful they were there.

the little boy is recovering in the hospital, where he will have to have plastic surgery. the dogs are under quarantine by animal control. the family says they plan to file a lawsuit. now the latest on that missing mother of two.... who was last seen jogging more than a week ago near her california home ... her husband has taken a lie detector test... abc's kayna whitworth has the results - and a new interview with him. overnight, authorities ruling out keith papini, the husband sherri papini - saying he is not a suspect in her disappearance keith papini/husband it is very difficult for me and for my family. i would never wish this feeling upon anybody it's taking it's toll on me. you'd never think you'd be in a position like this. police saying the 32-year-old passed a polygraph test and that they have found no physical evidence suggesting he had any involvment in his wife's vanishing tom bosenko/sherriff we were able to collaborate the information that he was at work.

missing after she didn't pick up their two children from daycare. authorities say she was last seen jogging on this rural road near her home. he says he used the "find my phone" app - finding his wife's cell phone on the side of the road he says her headphones were still attached, entangled with strands of hair. keith believes she was abducted. keith papini/husband i'm getting very angry and frustrated and i'm scared um for my wife. abc news has learned police have s ue search for the missing 34-year-old - detectives now scouring surveillance video, pouring through hundreds ofer cl phone, looking for any possible clues. tom bosenko/sherriff electronic data can be very valuable. our lives and every day actions in what we do are in cell phones. while authorities are trying to determine if her disappearance was voluntary or involuntary, sheri's sister says she would never abandon her children sheila koester please bring her

it's breaking our hearts that she can't come home. for good morning america, kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. we're working on all new stories for the 2nd half of 13 action news at midday..... including the new level of secret service protection for

time honored tradition here in las vegas. marissa kynaston is live near near fourth and bonneville --- to show us what it's looking like out there. . marissa intro adlib the las vegas veterans day parade is the largest veterans parade west of the mississippi-- second only to new york city--

i spoke to several veterans throughout the morning-- many of them vietnam veterans and their wives. they tell me today is sort of therapeutic for them. it has really helped him to get over all that he has gone through, to see his brothers g this parade does go on until noon. mk-- 13an. ((toss to greg at veterans day

the forecast today with high temperatures in the upper 70s. winds will be mild out of the east between 5 and 15 mph. mid and upper 70s with mostly sunny conditions and mild winds. by next week, a front begins to interact with las vegas and chillier temps in the 60s

skies and windy to breezy conditions. around the country the election has sparked protests againstpresident- he is now getting the highest level of protection from the secret service - wherever he is, including at trump tower... that's where abc's pierre thomas is this midday.... nats - protest tonight violence erupting overnight after anti-trump protesters took to the streets. nats portland authorities declaring the scene a riot the crowd throwing projectiles at police and vandalizing vehicles and buildings. nats windows smashing demonstrators blocked this

be laundry detergant on the crowd. in other locations, thousands of protestors marched through city streets in mostly peaceful gatherings. nats: we reject the president-elect hundreds also protesting near trump's manhattan residence the trump tower. raising questions about how to best protect the president city. garrett "how do you build a secure bubble around him when he's several feet in the air with other potential buildings where a sniper or somebody else serving as barricades along fifth avenue, snarling traffic around the building. trump tower now receiving 24 hour secret service coverage top to bottom - whether he's

building just like at the white house. a no fly zone two miles in radius restricing airplanes and helicopter traffic. his motorcade fully armored with security bells and whistles that remain top secret. trump's adult children are entitled to the same security. it's unclear if they will take it. pierre thomas abc news, new york. not all of the election related protests were as violent as we saw overnight... in austin, texas-- a little ir demonstrators... with her powerful message. :14-:24 i cannot vote. (and i cannot vote.) but that will not stop me from getting heard. (but that will not stop me from getting heard.) (cut to) :34-:42 love is love. (love is love.) and love trumps hate. (and love trumps hate) (applause, cheers) the video is making the rounds online as well this morning. many are saying they hope the violent protesters will take a

message. and... nearly two dozen people from our community our celebrating their first day as u-s citizens this morning. 23 people from 14 different countries were naturalized yesterday out at lake mead. some of the people we spoke with, say the presidential election had a heavy influence on their push to get citizenship. 00:22:47 amis calito, father just became a citizen "with the rumors going around they're going to deport a lot of people that are not citizens, that's the reason why he did it." politi the smiling faces... everyone there is proud to be an american. meanwhile this midday.. we're learning more about a pennsylvania man who police say shot two cops...killing one of them.... right now, investigators are sifting through evidence... 52-year-old officer scott bashioum was killed and his colleague was hurt in that ambush. police later found the suspect and his wife dead inside their home. they believe the suspect killed his wife, before turning the

and oxygen canisters inside the suspects car. they think he was planning to use those as explosives. a metro officer is recovering after being hit by a car while chasing after a suspect. police were trying to take a man into custody at the manor suites near las vegas boulevard and warm springs. he ran cross the street, and the officers followed him. a car stopped so it wouldn't hit them... but the car behind did not. it rear-ended the stopped car... causing it to hit one of the cops. the officer was taken to umc, police were able to arrest the man they were chasing. a 7-year-old girl is in the hospital right now...after being hit by a school bus. a viewer sent us this video of the little girl being loaded into an ambulance. this was taken just moments after the accident, near cactus and jones. we spoke with one little boy who jumped into action to try and help out first responders. "i ran to my house and i got my yearbook and i showed them her name and her picture."

students from ries elementary on the bus at the time. none were hurt. the little girl is expected to survive. here at home.... an armed robber terrorizing an armed robber terrorizing businesses in a north las vegas community.... but now police are telling us this might be the same man who was killed while trying to rob inside the 7-eleven near cheyenne and inside the 7-eleven near cheyenne and civic center. investigao believe the man may have been responsible for a recent series of robberies in the area. one business owner says her store was robbed just hours before the fatal encounter at 7-eleven. she gave us this video of the suspect, pointing a gun at her brother... demanding cash. and she isn't the only one who thinks they were hit by this man. it was affecting businesses around the area, making people feel scared (butted with) i don't like somebody get killed but i feel some comfort about it now north las vegas police have not

surveillance videos is the man who was killed at the 7-eleven but they are still investigating. a former mccarran airport employee is spending the next 30-months on probation for stealing mail. martin lio junior admitted he would take envelopes, and then look for gift cards or cash being loaded onto airplanes... and steal them. investigators say this happened between last december through the end of february. if you think you might have had some mail stolen you can call the number on your screen-- or the new yorker magazine is getting a lot of attention this morning... for it's controversial cover. take a look... editors just released this image of what next week's cover will look like. you can see, it shows a brick wall. this is in response to donald trump's election win... and proposal to build a wall along the u-s mexico border. the article inside the magazine goes on to criticize trump's rhetoric. this cover is of course being slammed as one sided--- by

some heartbreaking video from detroit-- middle schoolers gathering together taunting fellow students during lunch time. :00-:06 kids chanting build the wall you hear the kids chanting "build the wall". the person who posted the video on facebook, says there were latino children crying and running out of the cafeteria. the video's now been viewed more than 5 mi the school sent a statement to families calling the incident unacceptable-- saying they always strive to create an inclusive and safe environment. he worked on the most dangerous jobs in the world as a bomb tech... now he's talking about life after stepping on an i-e-d.... the veteran's story....still ahead.... and.. two bald eagles are finally free....after being stuck in drainage ditch for hours... but how they ended up there?

((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) let's take another live look outside at the veterans day parade happening at downtown las vegas... we have some 13 action news morning anchors out there hosting including beth fisher...and dayna roselli...

some people are writing about election... ....others, leaving messages of hope. as we honor veterans today....we want to introduce you to an amazing man.. staff sergeant joey jones. he is an american vet who was left disabled by war. now, he is proving there are no limits to how you can live your life. l strahan has his story.... (music nats) nat sot from

this happen i first met staff sgt joey jones during the filming of my new docuseries religion of sports and was instantly struck by his inspiring spirit joey jones: when i got to afghanistan in 2010, i was a part of what would be the deadliest deployment in-- in our job field's history. one of the most dangerous jobs in the world - jones was a bomb tech - tasked to disarm explosives nat sot afghanistan 2 clip - i got wires, hey back up until the day he stepped on an ied (nats of explosive) joey jones it's anything. the cloud of dust is so thick you just see the color tan. when i landed on my back, i knew what'd happened // my immediate reaction was to look down, see how much of my legs were left nats jones lost both of his legs that day more than 2 dozen surgeries followed along with months of grueling physical therapy michael strahan: how did you get over all this trauma? joey jones: i think instead of getting over it, you learn to appreciate the things-- outside of it.

wife. and i gained those, you know, through this recovery nats and then, a beacon of hope from an unexpected place. his passion for nascar, bringing new purpose to his life joey jones: that sport opens its doors and brings you in in a way that nothing else can. now an advocate for veterans everywhere - jones works to help soldiers adjust to life after combat michael strahan: i read a quote f want you to tell me-- if you still feel this way. michael strahan: "i am living proof that the unfairness of life does not equate to the happiness of life. joey jones: absolutely, having adversity, having somethin'-- a mountain in front of you that you choose to walk over and not around, that's happiness, you know, for me anyway. i would love to be able to do things physically for the people i love. but if it took losing my legs to make the guy i am now then

with the legs i need. (music sting) ((toss to greg at veterans day parade)) mainly sunny skies continue in the forecast today with high temperatures in the upper 70s. winds will be mild out of the the weekend yields highs in the mid and upper 70s with mostly sunny conditions and mild winds.

interact with las vegas and chillier temps in the 60s return by wednesday into thursday with mostly sunny skies and windy to breezy conditions. vm this is something you don't see

jennifer ortega has the story. (nats) a cheering crowd gathers... as this 9 pound female bald eagle--- is rescued from inside this storm drain. exciting because you know thats an amazing animal, that's our bird, thats our countries bird, we need to keep it safe." wildlife experts say it started as a territory fight in the air---the two eagles falling to the ground, getting stuck in fight all the time, it's probably female. i didn't see yet but it doesn't really matter, males females, they all fight." at first one bird was spotted on top of the other with it's wings spread.

pushing the other further down. we had to duck as the bird swooped by---the protected animal flying right over our heads. officials had to reach into the drain and pull out the female. once free, it was wrapped in blanket and put in a box. (dianna flynt- audubon center for birds of prey) "i'm happy that he's out and can't wait to get him in so i can examine him with my vet techs meeting me there and hopefully we don't have too many injuries." experts examine the eagle for wounds...checking her eyes, beak and wings. if you're looking for something mitch fatel is performing at 'the laugh factory'. mitch fatel, comedian the laugh factory located on the mezzanine level of the new tropicana hotel will be filled with laughter when mitch fatel, brian scolaro, and frank del pizzo take over its stage through sunday, nov.

mitch fatel has been showcasing his talent to rave reviews for the past 15 years. since then both appreciative audiences and comedy executives have made the same observation about fatel's rise to stardom, "it's just a matter of time." well his time has come. the number one requested comedian on satellite radio, mitch has appeared numerous times on both

tonight show with jay leno. in 2006 he took home honors as "best comedian" at the prestigious hbo aspen

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