plus... president obama just wrapping his first post-election news conference while donald trump is in hot water over his team picks. but first it's a story we first broke on ktnv dot com. police r accused of attacking a woman in her bedroom! detectives say phillip white tried to rape the woman in her apartment near stewart and north 10th street. they say he also stole cash and ran away. right now -- north las vegas fire department is investigating a fire at the clearwater paper company. the fire broke out around nine this morning. our 13 action news crew was fast and first to the scene near north 5th street and east alexander. all the employees were evacuated and there are no

in the rafters which caused a delay in the sprinklers activating. new at 3 -- metro needs your help finding this armed robbery suspect accused of hitting up a local casino. police say he walked in, passed a note, and robbed the casino cage with a handgun. it happened near flamingo and koval. no one was hurt during the robbery. if you see this guy -- call metro, peacocks from wayne newton's estate are ruffling some chopper 13 fast and first over the scene showing you the bird's eye view... 13 action news reporter parker collins spoke to some people who are sick of it. 20:14:00-20:14:21 these walls over here are pretty high but neighbors say they're not high enough to keep these peacocks out of their backyard take vo at 20:14:08 they say it's been a huge problem that's really been going on for several years

say there's been a lot of back and forth with the county but really no lasting solution take sot chris juelke, bothered by peacocks 21:58:27-21:58:35 "i had six or seven in my backyard this morning, and they tear up the roof. they poop all over everything and it's just a mess." 20:14:29-20:14:39 the neighbors and pecos parker collins 13 action news. a 13 action news update now on a deadly shooting that claimed one man's life on the west side of town. police have arrested this man officers say around 9-30 yesterday morning they wound a man shot laying in the street near harmon and decatur. they believe the victim and the suspect were fighting right before the shooting. chopper 13 fast and first over the scene of a house fire earlier today. this is near craig and lamb. fire officials are now telling us it was a vacant house. they're trying to figure out how the fire started and who was responsible. no one was hurt.

went up in flames..again! and now fire crews tell us -- squatters could be to blame! 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston confronts one person she found on property. marissa taped intro you can see the no trespassing sign-- even the lock on this gate-- boarded up-- when they responded to the fire. but today-- at the same time we were on scene-- this man was walking towards the boarded up building with his suitcase-- the same apartment complex that its important to note we dont know for sure if this man is squatting-- or if he was involved in the latest fire-- but he refused to answer my questions. take sot (nat sound) are you moving the board to get inside? do you know that this area its been completely destroyed by several different fires. mk-- 13an. right now -- the clock is

president elect donald trump is beginning to reveal who will be involved in his team. his first two picks falling under scrutiny... and forcing his campaign manager to do some damage control. this afternoon pr is speaking about this election season.. a-b-c's maggie rulli reports from washington. the white house in waiting is shaping up - with two big hires from the president elect. first to join the new donald sot - reince priebus / chairman rnc, incoming white house chief of staff "i predict that in 20, 30 years they will write books about this president (and how well he did and how he followed through on his promises and people loved the job he did)." the longtime washington insider

drawn criticism over his connections with the alt right movement and its ties to white nationalism. sot - "we are concerned that this will become more of the mainstream conversation? that it will be legitimized." both the council on american islamic relations and the anti-defamation league have denounced his appointment. but trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway - sees bannon differently sot - kellyanne conwa manager "he's been the general of this campaign. and frankly people should look at the full resume. he has got a harvard business degree. he's a naval officer. he has success in entertainment." meanwhile president obama's doing his best to calm world wide anxiety over the future of the white house? as he departs for his great interest in maintaining our core strategic relationships and so one of the messages i will be able to deliver is his commitment to nato maggie rulli oncam close:

other when they met last week, but when asked today about another face to face - he said this just in -- metro just releasing these images looking for your help finding two suspects they believe are involved detectives say the first spree happened at convenience stores on the east side of town. a second spree happened later this month on the south side of town. at least one of the suspects is believed to be armed we'll have theese images up on ktnv dot com if you'd like to take a closer look, this afternoon a texas woman is

child in danger...but it's how she may have done it that will make your jaw drop! plus -- a new way of life is becoming a trend. people are leaving behind rent or a mortgage for a cheaper way to live...we'll tell you how they're doing it.

arrested after she tried to sell an exotic kitten for 3-thousand dollars to one man...bus the animal after receiving the money... however... when officers arrived at her home in texas....they found several tigers...cougars...a skunk and fox.. they also found her 14 year old daughter.... (ashtyn rivet, spokesperson, barc animal shelter and adoptions) "having wildlife inside your home or even in your yard...is dangerous." [butted with] (ashtyn rivet, spokesperson, barc animal shelter and adoptions) "wildlife can pose a threat to was in nye county but she's being held on two-thousand

new at 3 -- a sixth grade teacher in buffalo new york has found a new, innovative way to teach her students about geography, mapping and earth science. students are using an augmented reality sandbox -- the sand has a projection on it that looks like an elevation map. when the sand is moved -- the graphics respond using a kniect sensor and react to the movement on the surface. get this -- the teacher -- built the sandbox in he room all by herself!! still to come on action news live at 3 -- we'll introduce you to some people who are sparking a new lifestyle trend - living on the road. see how you may save thousand of dollars living like they do! and -- a new development in a murder case that captured the nation! more when we return.

he'll be released -- under supervision -- while prosecutors appeal his homicide conviction being overturned. dassey has been in prison since 2007 -- following the murder of teresa halbach. happening right now -- fire crews are using choppers to gain control of a fast-moving brush fire north of los angeles. it started early this morning in the angeles national forest. northeast of downtown los angeles. the fire started out as a quarter- acre brush fire, but quickly spread to at least five acres in about 90 minutes. no injuries or evacuations have been reported. over 40 wildfires are also burning in the southeast scorching over 70 thousand acres. hundreds of families have been forcedto leave their homes, stretching over eight states. some of the fires are said to be intentionally set. arson investigators have arrested three people, and they

have been getting ahead of them. :20the fire picked up and ran so hard so fast that it literally beat us to the punch when it comes time to light it off. we just didn't see that coming. so far there are no reports of injuries or how many homes have been destroyed. right now.. we're getting new images out of new zealand, where they're dealing with more aftershocks today. you can see some of the homes damaged by this weekend's magnitude 7-point earthquake. two people died. you can also see a lot of road damage and rock slides. today military choppers are working to reach hundreds of tourists in a town that's been cut-off by landslides. damage estimates are already in the billions of dollars. there appears to be a growing trend -- people across the country are packing up and taking their lives on the road. instead of pouring money into rent or a mortgage, they're turning vans, campers, even box

homes. there's even a social media hashtag where people have formed a community of those who believe home is where you park it. abc's lauren lyster has more on why people are doing this. 24-year-old entrepreneur zander kingsley lives at the office... nats "this is our lounge space slash store front" ...yes, he actually lives at the office. nats it's a little tight the founder of kowasa clothing company and his two partners bought a school bus at auction space, when it's a store it's our display case home...and store...a sot: i wanted to cut costs and see america the benefits -- no rent for an apartment or store -- as zander travels the zander and his school bus... there appears to be a growing movement of people turning their vehicles into homes - there's even a hashtag for it - van life" on instagram -- more than 900,000 posts from around the country...and world in nevada city, california...53- year-old nonprofit fundraiser jennifer langdon and her father... fixing up this camper so she can take to the road

find a new job or find a new city, i could take my home with me. one 24-year-old bay area software engineer -- blogging about his home-- a box truck -- claiming it's allowed him to pay off his student loans and bank six figures towards retirement. sot: jon christensen, professor ucla, institute of the environment and sustainability in part this is driven by the economics of it as well as the cultural appeal of it downsides living in vehicles they will often report them" that headaches is worth it for people like zander. sot "it's office going to be today -- is let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan

high pressure will stay in control in the short-term, before a large storm system moves into the area and brings gusty winds and a big coo-down to the area. expect highs in the up tomorrow, with high clouds and light winds. high temps will remain in the low to mid 70s on wednesday. however, we will get a push of cloud cover and gusty winds by that afternoon. expect gusts to about 45 mph wednesday afternoon and evening. the cold air will push in and drop high temps to about 60 degrees on thursday. also, thursday will still be quite windy with gusts to about 45mph, which means it will feel even colder. the system moves on by friday, which means lighter winds that day. however, it will still be

mid 60s around the valley. by saturday, high pressure will build over the area which means a warm-up approaching the 70 degree mark on saturday and sunday. yet another system will move to start the next workweek. we have breaking news just into our newsroom -- police say a woman has been hit by a car and area. expect highs in the upper 70s tomorrow, with high clouds and cloud cover and gusty winds by that afternoon. wednesday afternoon and evening. the cold air will push in and drop high temps to about 60 degrees on thursday. also, thursday will still be quite windy with gusts to about 45mph, which means it will feel even colder. the system moves on by friday, which means lighter winds that day. however, it will still be chilly with highs in the low to mid 60s around the valley. by saturday, high pressure will build over the area which means

police say a woman has been hit by a car and is now in critical condition. this happened near channel 8 drive and las vegas boulevard. it's not clear if there have this afternoon new developments in a murder case involving twin sisters up next -- why police have arrested and charged one of them again. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first.

one twin is dead -- the other -- now charged for a second time in her murder after being let go. as lauren lyster reports -- it all hinges on what happened in

cliff. the survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii -- in policy custody again -- accused of murdering the passenger...her identical twin sister anastasia. yoga instructor alexandria duval -- now behind bars after a judge initially dropped charges against her in june. sot - tom eddin / duval's attorney "she did not intend to harm herself or the person she was closest to in this world." duval's attorney is calling it an accident.. after a grand jury in maui.. sot - dan abrams / abc news chief legal analyst "it is unusual because basically you have a judge saying there's not enough evidence to send this case to trial and prosecutors last may, duval intentionally drove her s-u-v off this 200-foot cliff in hawaii.. killing her sister witnesses say the two were fighting. sot - lawrence lau / witness "i could see a pair of hands yanking on the driver's head, her head was going like this and she was angrily arguing with the person who yanking on

dropped the charges -- last month came the indictment -- after investigators say they found evidence that the ford explorer accelerated just before the crash. sot - dan abrams / abc news chief legal analyst "you're talking about someone who drives her car off of a cliff with her sister // the idea she's intentionally trying to kill her sister by effectively risking she's going to kill herself is murder suicide - ok i guess that's possible but it's not an easy case to prove." la lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. new at 3 -- the blue man group is being honored for their years of entertainment on the las vegas strip. clark county commissioner steve sisolak presented blue man group with the key to the las vegas strip this morning... and has declared november 17th as "blue man group day." right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including a new growing trend of post- election harassment.

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plus --the mother of the suspected serial killer in south carolina-- is now opening up... what she said.. but first - now six days after the election... and anti donald trump protests keep growing. and so do reports of hate crimes tied with the voting results... the president-elect was even asked about the attacks targeting minority groups. abc's elizabeth hur has more on po nats - from maryland to california.. nats - another day of demonstrations.. nat - protesters.. out once again.. marching against donald trump's election and raising concerns over the hate crimes and violence reported across the country since election day. including a california teenager.. attacked in school.. after posting on instagram that