shooting at an aiport in oklahoma. why it may have been payback for a work dispute. and... "the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified." the minnesota police officer who shot and killed philando castile during a traffic stop -- has been charged. why prosecutors say he had no reason to fre plus... we're learning more about what a potential donald trump white house will look like. while some decisions are causing concern -- others, are causing confusion right now -- a live look outside across the valley. a wind advisory is in effect. we have team coverage this afternoon. 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis is out live near sunset park. but first let's go to chief

by thursday, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and here in the valley, morning lows will drop in the 40s. the coolest we have been since april 30th. highs will be near 60 which is the coolest high we have seen since march 7th. because morning lows will be so chilly due to the wind, checking your 4 ps is a good people! any exposed outdoor warmth. in las vegas we are not going by the weekend, high pressure will take over again and

high temperatures look to rise but only to the upper 60s and low 70s. monday may bring a small chance for rain with the approach of a new disturbance but models are not all on the same page just yet. but this system will help keep our temperatures in the mid 60s. president-elect donald trump's transition teams are at work in new york and washington -- but the process has been called a rocky one. abc's maggie rulli is in

the transition of power continues? vice president joe biden sitting down with vp elect and transition team leader mike pence in washington today... as pence deals with his very long to do list that critics say is clouded in confusion. one of trump's top national security advisors - reportedly forced to resign... govenor chris christie - ousted... ben carson - declining consideration for a potential trump cabinet slot... and democrats on the hill are up in white house counselor - stephen bannon - and his ties to the alt right and white nationalists. gingrich: the beginning of any transition like this has turmoil team trump reminding reporters that their transition timeline matches other administrations... as trump continues to host a steady stream of potential cabinent nominees at trump tower in new york city conway: well, you don't form a federal gov't overnight and these are very serious issues, very serious appointments but not everyone is excited to be

trump's name was removed from a few buildings in manhattan after residents petitioned to have it changed last month. and just like many parts of the country - protests have rocked trump's home town nearly every day since he was elected. nats from protests new york city mayor bill diblasio met with trump today to voice the protestors' concerns diblasio: i also raised concerns about some of the messages and some of the rhetoric that for so many people had been hurtful, and i let him know that so many new yorkers were fearful and more had to be done to show that this country can heal, o/c close the backlash is being seen on social media as well - with twitter announcing that it would begin to crack down on "water is life!" thousands of protesters rallying against construction of the dakota access pipeline. you're looking at video from across the country. in texas, california, north dakota and washington d-c. there senator bernie sanders joined demonstrators. (sanders) "we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger

of people depend upon." protesters are concerned that the pipeline could contaminate drinking water for the standing rock tribe. the companies behind the pipeline insist the risks are low. the army corps of engineers' halted constrcution monday to discuss the issue further with the standing rock tribe... police say the deadly shooting outside the oklahoma city airport yesterday -- was likely the victim worked for southwest airlines and the suspect -- who killed himself after the shooting -- used to. the airiline reporting he showed signs of being under the influence of alcohol at work one day in 2015 - asking him to be tested -- instead he resigned. "it is possible the suspect acted in retaliation to the circumstances surrounding his resignation"//"we knew his intentions were to go to the airport and hurt someone police say the shooting was

but they don't yet know if he was the intended victim -- or picked simply because he worked for the airline. more than four months after the shooting death of a black driver in minnesota -- the officer who fired those shots is now facing criminal charges. the aftermath of that fatal encounter in july was streamed live on facebook -- sparking outrage and protests. today, we're learning why prosecutors say its clear -- abc's marci gonzalez has the latest. the minnesota police officer seen in this video nat moments- after he shot philando castille during a traffic stop?now facing criminal charges?including 2nd degree manslaughter today presser "the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified." the county attorney made the decision after reviewing evidence - including dash-cam video?which has not been made

castille telling officer jeronimo yanez - he had a gun? today presser: "officer yanez then said "okay don't reach for it then." castile tried to respond but was interrupted by officer yanez who said "don't pull it out." 11:46:15 castile responded. i'm not pulling it out. moments later- investigators say yanez fired 7 shots into the car.. the aftermath streamed live on facebook by castille's girlfriend in the passe file of facebook video: police officer i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand open. diamond reynolds he had, you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. castille's death - sparked protests? nat and accusations of racism- including from minnesota's governor? file governor marc dayton (dem) would this have happened if those passengers, the driver, the passengers, were white? i don't think it would have. no comment yet from yanez or

support that decision" tag-- yanez expected to turn himself in- and is scheduled to face a judge on friday . mg abc news ny we have some breaking news... right now -- firefighters in houson, texas battling this large fire at a recycling plant. large plumes of smoke can be seen for miles across the city. no word on how this fire back here at home... swat officers and police surround an apartment complex for hours -- after 9-1-1 calls about someone shooting a gun. metro tells us a woman was inside her apartment near hacienda and maryland parkway when she fired off several shots.... then she went outside and opened fire again -- fortunately no one was hit. when officers arrived -- the woman refused to come out. :01-:09 just do the right thing

we want to help you. after a few hours -- the woman finally surrendered. our cameras caught her being taken away in an ambulance. officers tell us she was taken to the hospital to be checked out -- but she is expected to be released back to police custody. right now... police are trying to track down this man -- accused of violently attacking a woman at the el cortez last month. investigators t beat up the victim in a stairwell and then took off on foot. if you think you might recognize the man or know anything about the attack -- call metro or crime stoppers. a huge ann district attorney's office. it will no longer be prosecuting people caught with small amounts of marijuana on them. the decision comes after our state voted in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana. the new law takes effect january first. it allows people 21 and older to possess up to an ounce of

to say they support the d-a's decision -- and they hope it leaves more time and resources for serious offenses like domestic abuse, violent crimes and drug dealing. it's a burglary attempt like no other... the owners of pizza shop shocked to see a man trying to rip them off -- in the nude. and it's all caught on camera. plus... a mother turns her back on her baby for just a second...when he the table. you won't believe who came to the rescue. and -- don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app. featuring live streaming -- video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play.

breaking into a pizza place in maryland -- and he did it

through the roof -- and ripped his pants on his way down. then he just decided to take off all his clothes. ( yianni rizas / works at family restaurant ) "everybody's mouths just dropped, and we couldn't help but laugh, cause, like, that's not something that happens every day, and it was really funny to see that." the suspect caused about a thousand dollars worth of damage -- but didn't get away with any money. a nine year old florida boy is being praised -- after swooping in at the last second to save his baby brother watch the baby on the changing you see his leg dangling over the edge -- then he starts to fall -- and in an instant his big brother rushes over and catches him! ( joseph levi / saved his brother ) "i would have never caught him. i can't run that fast, so i felt like something just came and pushed me forward, and when it happened, i just ran and caught him." (butted with) "i said to him, 'you just saved your baby brother. you just saved his life. you're a hero.'" the mom of five says her son is

raging wildfires are making it dangerous to breathe for people in parts of north carolina. health officials are warning people -- especially children and the elderly --to stay indoors to avoid all of the smoky air. firefighters are trying to get control of 15 wildfires covering 45-thousand acres in western north carolina. the fire that you see here has been burning for more than a week. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. by thursday, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and here in the valley, morning lows will drop in the 40s. the coolest we have been since

coolest high we have seen since march 7th. because morning lows will be so chilly due to the wind, checking your 4 ps is a good idea! pipes, pets, plants and people! any exposed outdoor pipes should be wrapped and insulated. outdoor potted plants and pets should be brought inside for warmth. in las vegas we are not going freeze but elevations above 3,500 feet could and the outlying typical cold areas might by friday morning. by the weekend, high pressure will take over again and mainly sunny skies and light winds will be common.

temperatures look to rise but only to the upper 60s and low 70s. monday may bring a small chance for rain with the approach of a new disturbance but models are not all on the same page just yet. but this system will help keep our temperatures in the mid nobody wants to get a parking ticket... but paying those fees can help a lot of kids this holiday

partnering with safe nest for a 'toys for tickets' program. some parking tickets can be paid off by giving new toys of equal or greater value than the ticket fine. we have more details on our website at ktnv dot com. health officials sounding the alarm... after depression rates surge in teenagers. in today's healthy living we'll take a look at the numbers behind a new study and why one group of kids. in today's healthy living...

major depression among young people here in the u-s. kim hutcherson looks at why the trend may be strongest in teenage girls. the prevalence of major

people ... but especially for girls aged 12-to-17. a study published in the journal "pediatrics" examined government data from more than 172-thousand adolescents and more than 178-thousand young adults aged 18-to-25. researchers found that cases of major depression among all adolescents rose from about nine-percent in 2005 to about 11-percent in 2014. among young adults, they rose from about 9-percent to about but the biggest increase was among the group that already had the highest rates of depression -- teenage girls. data showed the prevalence of major depression among that group jumped from about 13-percent to about 17- percent in 2014 over the same time period. the increase among boys was lower and moved from about four-percent to about six-percent. researchers noted that there was not a corresponding rise in the proportion of adolescents receiving treatment. they say more research is needed to understand why depression is increasing

and that more needs to be done to improve access to depression care for all young people. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. we'll be back with a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. at 8 - the goldbergs at 8:30 -- speechless at 9 -- modern family at 9:30 -- black-ish at 10 -- designated survivor at 11 -- 13 action news take a look at this view from

media is ruining relationships. that story and more on 13 action news.. live at 5. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. to help them move. but when they got to their new home... one box was missing containing all of their son's things including a brand new ipad. so tonight we're demanding answers from the moving company because when you ask... we investigate. by thursday, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and here in the valley, morning

the coolest we have been since april 30th. highs will be near 60 which is the coolest high we have seen since march 7th. because morning lows will be so pipes should be wrapped and in las vegas we are not going that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30 -- but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget -- we're always on at ktnv dot com and on our mobile app. we'll see you back here in 60- minutes for 13-action news live

>> judge judy: you claim that she took your dog. she says it's her dog. >> announcer: a live-in daughter-in-law was on her way out... >> judge judy: after you and your husband separated, you left, and you left the dog there for two months. >> i left the dog in her possession because i was living in my car. > announcer: ...then a petnapping... >> judge judy: you came back and picked up the dog. >> announcer: ...or a pet rescue? >> i have a copy of her adoption contract, and it shows that she is in breach of contract of the

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 barbara callahan is suing her estranged daughter-in-law, angelique callahan, for the return of her chihuahua, unpaid vet bills, and for pawning her diamond ring. >> byrd: all rise! this is case number 263 on the calendar in the matter of callahan vs. callahan. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss callahan, this is your former daughter-in-law. >> she is still my daughter-in-law. >> judge judy: so your divorce has not yet been finalized? have been separated for an amount of time. >> judge judy: and is your husband here? >> yes. >> judge judy: where? >> over there. >> judge judy: that would be you. this is what the case is about. you claim that she took your dog.