10 people are shot and one killed on bourbon street. the very latest from police. a plum of smoke takes over the las vegas strip. the incredible video sent to our newroom...the moment a semi-truck hits a power line. millions of americans put on hold this holiday season. a new overtime law that being delayed by the high court...will it ever go into effect? good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) breaking overnight.. chances in the higher elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday.

southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las vegas with snow looking to fall at 7000 feet and above; ranging between a trace and three inches. the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until the early morning. after the system departs it will leave us sunny and cool. highs all of next week look to stay breaking overnight.. chaos...after police say one man is killed and 9 others shot. chaos...after police say one man is killed and 9 others shot. new orleans police say the shooting happened ont he famous bourbon street around 1-30 this morning. detectives say two men were arrested for illegally carrying firearms.

involved in the shooting. we are just learning that extra patrols have been added to the area for protection of teh three people are recovering this morning-- after a car crashes through the wall -- of a burlington coat factory. this was near eastern and tropicana. police say -- a woman went to park in a handicap spot... but then accidently hit the gas... plowing into the store. an employee was pinned between the van and the cash register. she wen expected to be okay. two other people invovlved in the crash have minor scrapes and bruises. police say the driver is cooperating with officers. a suspected shooter on the run. and right now -- metro police and nye county sheriff's deputies are asking for your help to find him! take a good look at this man. his name is jack freeland allen. deputies say -- he shot a man at a bar in pahrump. then he took off in a red chevy

the victim is alive and doing okay. if you recongize him or know where he is...do not approach him and call police a man is recovering in the hospital this morning after he's shot in the torso. police say someone opened fire into the man's home near eastern and bonanza. if you have any information -- about this shooting call police right away. nats of sirens "oh my gosh" just take a look at this incredible video. smoke billowing from a strip. metro says the tuck hit a wall and a power line near the signature m-g-m grand. here's another look from right behind the truck. the monorail was shut down for a few hours but is now reopened. police say nobody was hurt. a huge thank you -- to john ortiz that gave us some video. if you ever have video -- you

it to 13investigates@ktnv.c om. this morning -- four people are looking for a new place to live after a fire destroys their home. las vegas fire and rescue just sending us these images of the aftermath. the fire broke out at a two-story condo on west lake mead boulevard near jones last night. firefighters say the flames broke out in the kitchen and that a grease fire is to blame. the damage is estimated -- at 50- thousand dollars. now to an update on a house first that we brought to you fast and first right here on 13 action news a family was able to escape this devastating two-story house fire, that ended up engulfing most of their home. investigators are now saying it was most likely an electrical issue that caused it. it happened near saint rose and eastern. heavy flames shot out of the garage setting the cars in the driveway on fire,

and the timing of a new court ruling couldn't be at a worse time for some people. a new law would have given overtime to some 4-million people starting next week. but now --it's on-hold. kumasi aaron -- is looking into why -- and what's next. --pkg full=-- --kumasi aaron / @kumasinews-- the new rule would require employers to pay overtime to salaried administrative or professional workers who make around 47-thousand dollars or less a year. it was supposed to take effect next thursday, december 1-st. --take vo:-- but states challenged the overtime expansion, and a u-s district court in texas granted a nationwide preliminary injunction, saying the department of labor rule exceeds its authority. businesses across the country have been making changes these last few months anticipating the new rule. we asked an employment attorney what this means now: --benjamin hase (hasa) / mountain states employers council-- 17:16:03-43 "some businesses have already bumped people up to the new salary levels and so far as those businesses may be considering bringing those people back down i certainly would not advise

their employees about any possible change to the vet out whether or not they may be obligated to make those changes and some businesses simply haven't taken any action on that yet for the moment those businesses are in the clear they can wait out the litigation and see exactly where this rule goes from here." --kumasi aaron / @kumasi news:-- the injuction is only a tempory however many believe the judge's language indicates he is likely to strike down the regulation. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. v an arrest has been made regarding a colorado state trooper who died after being hit by a truck on the side of the freeway. police say the driver of the truck is 41-year-old noe gamez-ruiz. accoriding to detectives, ruiz was driving a u-s foods truck and was on is way to make a delivery when he hit the trooper... cody donahue. this is a tragic situation for both families. our prayers go with their

ruiz was charged with wreckless driving resulting in a death. cuba continues to open its doors to more and more tourists these days... drawn by its history as well as it's controversial politics. with the death of fidel castro looming over the island nation,... many are asking if tourism will expand under his younger brother raul, or will it diminish? a-b-c's ron clairborne has more. it began with last year's relations between cuba and the united states. nats - obama and raul castro meeting the u-s embassy in havana opened shortly afterward? american tourism in cuba forever transformed. sot obama - the progress that we marked today is yet another demonstration that we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. when something isn't working, we can and will change. in may of this year? a carnival liner docked in cuba? the first american cruise to arrive in cuba in decades? in august? the first direct commercial flight traveled between the two countries since 1962?.

with record bookings. on my trip to cuba this past may - i ran into several american tourists? sot - tony pandola / international travel guide now it's here, the americans are here, the tourism is here. an influx of visitors bringing much needed income to the cuba's tourist industry? a big difference from my first visit 20 years ago. nats - ron's standup i first came to cuba 19 years ago, and at that time, this area, old havana, was pretty much i came back a second time, 2 years later, and this area was being restored. now, 19 years after my first visit to havana, old havana has pretty much been restored to its century's old splendor. when president obama visited earlier this year - the first sitting president cuba has seen since 19-28. nats - obama's visit major league baseball holding a preseason game there last march - the first time since 19-99. nats - baseball game in cuba

strutting in front of a crowd once - many of whom had to listen to their favorite bands behind closed doors. soundbite: kasha, polish tourist -- "it's brilliant, it's a very historical thing," that's a lot of change in just over a year? for a country once frozen in time for more than half a century - and mostly forgotten by american travelers? until now. the battle for the freemont cannon is over... find out who came out on top...unlv or unr! and two unlikley allies join community they live in. ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib))

clouds will start to move in later in the day with slight snow chances in the higher elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las vegas with snow looking to fall at 7000 feet and above; rangi trace and three inches. the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until the early morning. after the system departs it will leave us sunny and cool. highs all of next week look to stay ((ad-lib at desk)) the battle for the fremont chances in the higher elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday.

cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las vegas with snow looking to fall at 7000 feet and above; ranging between a trace and three inches. the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until the early morning. will leave us sunny and cool. highs all of next week look to stay ((ad-lib at desk))

paint job after u-n-r demolished u-n-l-v -- 45 to 10. the rebels and the wolf pack -- went head to head at sam boyd going up north to reno where the rebel red will be painted

sad news out of the entertainment world.. actor ron glass has passed away. glass is best known for his role as detective ron harrison on the police sitcom barney miller. his agent describes him as a private ...gentle ...and caring man who was an absolute delight to watch on screen. the actor passed friday night of heart failure. ron glass was 71. get a look at this blast from the past. this is florence henderson performing at the sands hotel henderson died of heart failure thursday night in los angeles. in the wake of police and community tension that continues to sweep the country it is tough to imagine representatives from each side... could find common ground. but a protester and self proclaimed gang member... not only see eye to eye, they refer to one another as friends.

in waves of protests this year acorss the country, but in memphis the tension led to an unusual alliance between these two men: mike willams the memphis police association president and frank gottie a protester and self proclaimed gang member mike williams, mpa president: "i have said repeatedly we have more in common than we have disagreements you know we want youth initiatives in the community we want the killings protester: "i am smiling because a lot of people think we got things against the police but mike williams is one of my good friends you know and i want people to know i don't have anything against the police i know they have a job to do." gottie's street credibility for peace began two years ago when he saw a friend named marcus kizer die frank gottie, protester: "i was one of these kids you know i was still on the streets and

up." maria hallas, reporter: "i've heard you were or are affiliated with a gang." frank gottie, protester: "yes ma'am" maria hallas, reporter: "for some that might be counterintuitive." frank gottie, protester: yes ma'am. maria hallas, reporter: "to think that ---" frank gottie: a gang member who promotes peace" kizer's death drove gottie to begin a peace initiative called "put down the guns and fight like a man." he took to the streets with a bull horn to advocate against killing and pray with victims families mike williams mpa preside years he's been out doing that so he's proven that he's at mainstay in the community and he wants what's best within the community." hundreds showed up to a peaceful protest last july after gottie claims he called all gangs and people in the inner city communities to the civil rights museum. the group decided to join the black lives matter protest and shut down the 1-40 bridge, mike williams, mpa president: "frank gottie has held one of the biggest civil rights demonstrations of since the

williams became well known advocate last year during his campaign for memphis mayor mike williams, mayoral candidate (september 2015): "this is the distribution hub so we're not going to get rid of the warehouse jobs, however, we are going to have to possibly get some of these warehouses to start hiring these people full-time" he continues to urge the city to create jobs and youth initiatives in community centers mike williams "you don't have any activities in there you don't have the availability of resources in those communities to try to young people to get them out of the streets." frank gottie, protester: "we can agree on the same things and that means a lot because he's a police officer and i'm a citizen of memphis i'm a protester so if we can agree on things that means a lot of things can come to the table and get agreed-upon" both men hope joint support will affect city hall, which happens to be where they are standing. anchor tag what's nice on the outside...doesn't always mean

investigative reporter darcy spears will show you who topped her dirty dinning list this week. you're watching good morning las vegas.. we'll be right back on this morning. just because something looks nice on the outside doesn't mean all is well on the inside.

all the time in her dirty dining reports.. and it's what you're about to see right no leticia's cocina near farm and tule springs looks lovely. but the popular, upscale mexican restaurant known for its freshly made food got stung by a 32-demerit c grade... including food that was not so fresh. 9:58 darcy: they noted that a lot of stuff was held past its seven-day shelf life, so technically expired tamales, birria, beef, cauliflower. expired food always makes people cringe.

training and all our staff now knows whether it's seven days or not, it goes. inspectors also found a fly swatter on a food storage shelf and clean equipment stored in dirty containers. 13:46 leticia: the staff is just kind of getting a little too complacent and it's my job. the biggest problem at leticia's was food at unsafe temperatures including crab, sour cream, ceviche, tamales, guacamole, vegetables, shrimp and corn. 9:24 leticia: we closed. she says the walk-in cooler went down. you can see it empty in this picture, save for some food debris on walls and shelves. when inspectors arrived, it was filled with uncovered food subject to contamination. 12:08 leticia: obviously the lids weren't there and pico de gallo they had just made it and they wanted to cool it and unfortunately, we missed that part. they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things

everybody should know. leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk in, it is nerve- wracking, and i even get so discombobbled. leticia said the c grade hurt the whole staff. 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and believe me, this is the bread and butter of many. and we take it very much to heart. so much so that it seems they tried to hide it. inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, but a few days later, a customer posted this picture on been taken down and partially obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. as for her customers... 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this will never happen again. our two imminent health hazard closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were shut down for having no hot

found tong handles touching crackers--which contaminates the food. and at the bar, the hand sink was clogged. darcy tag: the marriott lodge bar and pantry and leticia's cocina are all back to zero- demerit a grades. darcy spears, 13 action news. the death of a world leader brings out many emotions among people world wide... but what do people in south america and cuba think of the death of fidel castro... and... why will the secret service be spending milli protect president elect donald

legacy stands. what does it mean for diplomatic ties between the u-s and cuba? will they get better, or worse? plus, we went out and looked for cubans living here in the valley to find out what they had to say about the death of the communist leader. and hillary clinton's campaign finally breaks its silence

why clinton is backing the proposal. good morning las vegas! i'm ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) now to a 13 action news update... we are continuing to follow elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until the early morning. after the system departs it

stay we are continuing to follow what is going on in cuba and in florida following the death of communist leader fidel castro. he led the island nation for almost 50 years, but now with him gone, many are asking, what will the relationship be like between the u-s and cuba? rafael romo is in havanna with the story. fidel castro knew his days were dwindling telling cuban communists before his 90th birthday this year, "soon i after a near-fatal illness in 2008, castro turned the reins of power to his younger brother raul. and as cuba's new president began taking tentative steps toward reform, the u-s began to ease its restrictions. but fidel castro was suspicious, writing in january 2015 that although he doesn't "trust u.s. policies and have not exchanged a word with them, this does not mean however that i would

conflicts or threats of war." in september last year, fidel met with pope francis. they talked about common problems of humanity. but the pope had once condemned what he called cuba's authoritarian and corrupt regime. in march this year american president barack obama visited cuba seven months after the two countries re-established diplomatic relations. he met with raul castro, but not fidel. at his 90th birthday party in august this year, a frail fidel named for karl marx and was shown in occasional photos with foreign leaders. fidel castro came to power as a revolutionary inspired by marx. but as he died, fidel castro was watching his revolution change in a way that was beyond his control. cuban state television announced -- the country will hold 9 days of mourning. during this time all public activities will cease.

military buildings. president obama released a statment following the death of fidel castro. saying in part "we extend a hand of friendship -- to the cuban people. we know -- that this moment fills cubans -- with powerful emotions. history will record -- and judge the enormous impact -- of this singular figure -- on the people -- and world around him." president-elect donald trump -- also released a statement -- saying-- "it is my hope -- that today marks a move away -- from the horrors endured -- for too long-- and toward a future here at home many cuban american's say they've been waiting for this day for a long time. 051645 i am extremely happy , it was the happiest day of , my entire life. 051649 maria caminero is president of the cuban heritage foundation. she left cuba when she was a baby -- and hasn't been back. caminero says this may not be the end of communism inside cuba. but she says it's definitely a turning point and the end of

then there are those -- who are mourning castro's death. venezuelan president -- nicolas madura -- is honoring the former cuban leader -- declaring three days of mourning -- in venezuela. the cost of securing the president, and his family, may sky- rocket with the next administration. that's because the white house may not be the only place the secret service will have to protect around the clock. rachel crane explains. "they are fantastic people, so i want to thank the secret service." 725 5th avenue, also known as trump tower, might be getting a new tenet. the secret service. a law enforcement official 24/7 command post -- ensuring the safety of the future first family who won't all be moving to the white house in january. melania and their 10-year-old

asked about the timing of their move trump said this: (donald trump/president- elect) " very soon, right after he is finished with school." regardless of when they relocate, the command post at trump tower won't be cheap. the going price for the space? around 1.5 million dollars per year. the price tag is striking but it's not just the cost that's raising eyebrows. the trump organization owns trump tower, so tax payers would be paying the president officials tell cnn security plans are still evolving since many things are still up in the air, like when the future first family will move to the white house, and how often the president elect plans to visit them in the meantime. that was rachel crane reporting. a separate law enforcement official says the number of n-y-p-d cops protecting trump tower could grow to 300 at a cost of about one million dollars a day.

command may be needed just to focus on security for the future president. green-party candidate jill stein rasied millions of dollars to have votes counted again in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. despite trump being skeptical of the reports of hacking, stein says it is still necessary to ensure he is the correct winner. "he may be creating his own facts here, as he's been known to do sometimes in the past. and i think, you know, he himself said that it was a rigged election, unless he won it." calling on gary johnson's team for support. hillary clinton's campaign says -- it will take part in efforts to push for recounts in several key states. the campaign says they've not found any evidence of hacking on voting systems. despite that the campaign has been quietly investigating accusations for a while. the've received hundreds of requests to do so. upon hearing about the recoun,

he says in statement -- quote: "the people have spoken and the election is over." he goes on to say -- "this is a scam by the green party. and the results of this election -- should be respected instead of being challenged and abused." anti-trump protests continue across the county...and today a protest is planned here in las trump international hotel just off the strip. this would be the third -- major anti-trump protest in las vegas. encourage an official recount for swing states. after trump wins the electoral vote, but clinton winning the popular vote. police in san jose, california are investigating a hate letter sent to a mosque. the letter is filled with threatening remarks saying -- quote: "you muslims -- are vile and filthy people." the anonymous letter goes on to credit president-elect -donald trump as the new sheriff in town who will quote "cleanse" america starting with muslims

people. police still looking for whoever wrote the letter. someone changed the name of trump tower to "dump tower" on google maps. the post was up for a couple hours before other users noticed it and alerted google of the error. google responded saying it allows any user to add to its map's program. although this may be helpful, it does admit it leads to inaccuracies such as this. google has since changed it back, and is trying to prevent now to a 13 action news update on the tragic school bus crash in tennessee. one of the children killed, in monday's crash -- was laid to rest yesterday. 9-year-old cor'dayja jones -- was among the 6 children who died. she was a member -- of her church's youth choir. and yesterday the choir took the stage without her and sang her favorite song in her honor. her children's pastor says --

she was the most genuine child you could ever meet. you know when people say, that oh man - they leave everyone smiling? and they just say it? for cor'dayja they really meant that. she also says cor'dayja always offered help to other kids and adults. more funerals are expected this upcoming week. good morning everyone! it's the holiday season, which means it's 13 days of givng here at action news... when we come back we'll introduce you to one family getting the how you can join in on making las vegas a better place to live. a couple nightcaps -- at the

of stroke. that's according -- to a review of studies -- published in b-m-c medicine. but -- what about those tee- totalers? the lead author of the review says -- the best

black friday -- it's in the books. a lot of americans -- will be shopping on cyber monday. and many of us -- will be doing it at work. a new sur half technology -- suggests nearly half of workers -- will shop at their desks monday. 65-percent -- admit to minimizing their screens -- when they're shopping -- when a manager walks up. more than half of managers say -- they'll actually let employees shop -- as long as it

their lunch breaks. but a few -- confess to doing it -- while they're on conference calls -- or during meetings. ((ad-lib)) weekend we will be sunny with highs into the 60s. clouds will start to move in later in the day with slight snow elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las vegas with snow looking to fall at 7000 feet and above; ranging between a trace and three inches. the rain and snow chances bleed

after the system departs it will leave us sunny and cool. highs all of next week look to stay our 13-days of giving is now underway! we're asking you to help out by donating an unwrapped toy - between 10 and 20 dollars. the gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission. you will be helping family's -- like the rivens. underway! we're asking you to help out by donating an unwrapped toy - between 10 and

you will be helping family's -- like the rivens. for the last year -- the mission -- has been helping this family of four -- after mom lost her job. they were evicted -- and needed shelter and support. it was kinda tough, because we had never been in this type of situation before, it hit us pretty hard at first the first for about the first 3 or 4 days we was in and out of it, it was sort of like a daze but thanks to the mission -- they're slowly getting back on their feet! the rivens -- got their own after months of hard work. this will be their first christmas -- in their own place. your donation -- will help provide presents for the kids. as you know, it's the holiday season, and with it comes many people who are not fortunate enough to have a holiday meal, when we come back we will be talking with the deacon of catholic charities of southern nevada on how they contribute to feeding people this holiday season. now let's head to new york for a look at what's coming up on good morning america, ((transcribe))

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and now they'll be able to feed even more people! joinin me now is deacon tom roberts... with how their helping the community and how you can too this holiday season! deacon tom roberts/president & ceo,

nevada q. deacon roberts, can you tell us about the recent expansion of your food services program at catholic food services program at catholic charities can you talk about the importance of a program like meals on wheels? what's next for catholic charities of southern nevada? for viewers looking to contribute this holiday season, how can they help? toys, clothing and food are

vegas boulevard near owens. and for more information, you can visit www.catholiccharities.com/donat e. special event: the frank and

victoria fertitta foundation holiday meal special event date: december 11 special time: 10 a.m. special event description: the frank and victoria fertitta foundation sponsors a free community meal at catholic charities of southern nevada for community members in need. everybody is welcome. cost of your event: free where do viewers get tickets? n/a thanks for joining us this

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good morning, america. new this morning cuba's future. what's ahead for the country following fidel castro's death? [ chanting ] the nation in mourning. the celebrations here and the political fallout. president obama criticized for his statement. the backlash this morning and the warnings. >> raul is as repressive. breaking overnight, the bourbon street shooting. shots fired on the most famous street in new orleans. ten people hit. at least one killed. >> looking for witnesses. we are interviewing those victims. >> the arrests this morning. wisconsin recount. hillary clinton's campaign joining in. green party candidate, jill stein, pushing the move, already taking aim in two other key