and action news anchor jacqui heinrich raced straight to the scene. jacqui.. what are you seeing? we're following the latest weather developments as we head into the final weekend before christmas. live look outside right now at a beautiful.. but will it stay that way? let's send it over to chief meteorologist bryan scofield, and weather first. just in to our newsroom -- a pair of tiger cubs at siegfried and roy's secret garden.. passed away today. we're told both "liberty" and "justice".. died from kidney infections. representatives from the secret garden habitat said they will forever be inspired by the two cubs. police say they have made an arrest in this bizzare front door package theft near charleston and nellis. we say 'bizzare'.. because the homeowner had just moved into the neighborhood and decided to conduct an experment to see if any package thieves lived nearby. so.. he put dog poop in the from the homeowner.. on whether he wants to press charges. more breaking news: unlv's head baseball coach.. tim chambers.. is stepping down.. citing health reasons. it comes two month

jacqui. much of the discussion tonight stemmed from the recent terror attacks in paris and san bernardino...highlights included how to deal with isis-- what kind of military than rhetoric about annihilation without any real plan-- the candidates also talked about the syrian refugee crisis and nsa wiretapping. but as it tends to happen in this election cycle....the gloves came off especially when it came to handling trump. "every online poll has me winning this debate big. every online poll" as predicted....everyone had something to say about trump's recent proposal to temporarily ban all muslims from the u-s while we improve security measures in light of recent terror attacks. for some candidates like rand paul-- the discussion was productive. someing to get americans on board with a real plan. we have several decades of history now in the middle east where we have toppled leaders, gotten chaos and instability and actually i think are less safe. this is the first time i think ive seen on a na

action news anchor jacqui heinrich is live near lake mead jacqui. hudson, who was better known as 'big boi'...left behind three kids of his own...but he also played a big part in the lives of his girlfriend's two children....who he treated like his own. without hudson here, the family's not only facing the grief of loss...but also a financial burden. . those kids have a bunch of uncles right now that are really, really looking out for them. we are taking donations right now because one of his son's his bithday is coming up. hudson's friends and family dues"....was the only thing he cared about as much as his own family....and to pass away doing what he loved brings them comfort...but also sadness. nobody has been told much about what led up to that fatal moment on the road about 10 miles north of searchlight. in total 3 motorcycles were involved and at least one other rider was airlifted for medical treatment. he'll be missed by so many people. obviously you can see it around us that he's going to be missed by a lot of people a memorial ride is plan

jacqui heinrich is in the spin room now. jacqui... how's it going there. the larger spotlight is on national security and foreign policy in light of the terrorist attacks in san bernardino...this may spark some small talk about gun control and the democrats but the real focus will be on the syrian refugee crisis, nsa wiretapping, and the visa program that tashfeen malik used to get into the country. trump has been consistently leading the polls for the last 5 months but those numbers have taken a turn recently... especially in iowa where ted cruz is leading ahead of trump- and republicans here at the debate are reacting to that. national security and foreign policy in light of the terrorist attacks in san bernardino...this may spark security and foreign policy in light of the terrorist attacks in san bernardino...this may spark some small talk about gun control and the democrats but talk about gun control and the democrats but the real focus will be on the syrian refugee crisis, nsa wiretapping, and the visa program that tashfeen malik used to get into the

reporting in the newsroom jacqui heinrich channel 13 action news. breaking news with the san bernardino shooting. a grand jury has indicted the longtime friend of the shooter responsible. just minutes ago, we found out that enrique marquez has been indicted on weapons and terrorism-related charges. we'll keep following this story and bring you more information as it becomes available. now to an action news update involving a missing north las vegas woman. villa-lobos has been found. north las vegas police aren't giving any details.. only saying she is safe and back with her family. she was reported missing december 6th. a las vegas man is in jail.. accused of shooting and killing his father. tonight we are learning more about their relationship ... and the circumstances inside the home. action news reporter mahsa saeidi is live near green valley and paseo verde with the new details. mahsa? no one knows for sure what sparked that deadly argument. tonight we've learned that while this appeared to be a loving home. some say ....it was also one that was

i'm jacqui heinrich. a string of deaths recently on boulder highway has some people looking for change. four pedestrians have died this week trying to cross...including one last night. action news reporter david schuman is live near boulder highway and twain with the story. david a small memorial has been set up for the woman who was killed street. the nearest crosswalks are about a football field away, if not more traffic experts with unlv told us it's probably too much to expect everyone to go that extra distance to cross in a crosswalk. so they're talking about what can be done. one suggestion is a total rehaul of boulder highway -- changing it from a highway into more of a regular road. short of that it could just be adding traffic lights and crosswalks. people who live off boulder highway know how dangerous it can be -- and some have made conscious decisions to become safer pedestrians. leedel matthews, lives on boulder highway "went to the crosswalk and i'll just take my time and make it home. be a

action news anchor jacqui heinrich is there live right now with breaking details. jacqui. the road just reopened less than an hour ago.- police say the driver had little chance to stop when the woman shot out into oncoming traffic. th speed limit here is 45 miles per hour- crosswalks are a short distance away in either direction- but police say that woman attempted to cross 6 lanes of traffic rather than use a safe corridor. the driver was not impaired and has cooperated with police, but officers say say it's a scene they've watched play out far too many times...now they just feel like fatal detail "when you continue to see the same mistakes over and over again and the catastrophic consequences of those mistakes frustrated" this is the 117th fatal accident in metros jurisdiction this year. reporting live jh channel 14 action news a brawl breaks-out in the middle of the lunchroom at arbor view high school and students get the whole thing on camera. now.. the mother of one of the teenage girls in the middle of it speaks out to action news. she says they went too far when the

time for a check of the weather with jacqui jeras. >> weather: much cooler today.re waking up to clouds across the region. but it will giveway to sunshine this afternoon. temperatures are going to be in the mid to upper 40s this afternoon. but with a strong wind it will be feeling like the upper 30s at best.ay. tomorrow coldest of the bunch. windy with highs in the low to mid 40s. and we will get to upper 40s by sunday w warmer temperatures in the 60s next week. >> reporter: thank you jacqui. to the roads. we have a problem now. complicated on your right from mcclain heading to bethesda preaching american legion bridge. this is what you will see. accident on the inner loop blocking two lanes left side. we have bumper-to-bumper pace that starts well before you get there. all the way back to the dulles toll road. now live look at 395. show you what is happening there. seeing bottlenecking due to fact that we have a crash northbound 395 approaching gleek. and shifting gears into maryland. southbound 270 not a bad ride for a friday morning. slowing on the stretch betwe

reporting in the newsroom jacqui heinrich channel 13 action news. parts of the nation's midsection are reeling tonight from extreme flooding.. and the crisis won't be ending anytime soon. plus... imagine having all of your personal documents stolen and being left unable to even prove who you are... that's what happened to one valley couple... chief investigator darcy spears takes a closer look when we come back. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash,

jacqui - the black s-u-v was found right there on the side of the road. a few hours ago...this scene was filled with investigators. calls came into dispatch just before 4 oclock this afternoon when concerned drivers noticed a body in the passenger seat of the parked black s-u-v. it's unclear to detectives how long the vehicle was there before drivers alerted emergency officials. metro was able to tell us there was a gun found inside the s-u-v too.... but they still can't say whether the death was a result of homicide or suicide. the fact that the body was found in the passenger side of the vehicle sure raises a lot of questions though. if you took this off ramp to sloan earlier today and saw the road....please alert metro. reporting live gina lazara channel 13 action news. we have new video tonight showing a motorcycle crash on the 95... near searchlight. three motorcylces crashed. one driver died.. another was airlifted to umc. the condition of the third rider isn't known. right now all south bound lanes of 95 are open.. but northbound drivers are being

and action news anchor jacqui heinrich raced straight to the scene. jacqui.. what are you seeing? more breaking news to tell you video of an attack inside caesars palace that put a man in critical condition. we just got our hands on this video a short time ago and wait till you see how it all plays out. keep your eyes on the guy walking up the hallway. you see a couple of shady characters come up behind him and then - bam.

i'm jacqui heinrich. first let's go to weather developing around las vegas. joining me now is meteorologist karla huelga. karla's tracking a few weather systems headed our way....but the big question is what's in store for christmas? ad-lib a series of systems will bring us on and off cloudy conditions throughout the week. through tuesday, the precipitation associated with these systems will stay to our north, but that will change by wednesday afternoon, ahead of a system that will pass through the area for the holidays. temps in the mid 50s tomorrow, then upper 50s on tuesday and wednesday. expect breezy winds on tuesday. if you haven't finished your christmas shopping yet.. don't worry.. you're not alone. christmas procastinators hit the stores this weekend all over las vegas. action news reporter gina lazara is live at town square where the shopping is still in full effect...gina? jacqui - there may only be five days before christmas..but for time to finish their shopping.

i'm jacqui heinrich. a man is dead tonight after a shooting near downtown. and police are left with few leads. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin looked at what happened... and why. """""""police say this a whodunit for them, with no suspects and few leads."""""" just before seven, several people called police to 10th and wilson after hearing one very loud gunshot. 08.01 it's not going to be a small caliber handgun at this point based on that loud, the reports from multiple people 08.09 about a loud, very loud bang 08.13 when officers got here, they found one man lying back of the head. as for a motive... 07.08.22 there was some gang grafitti in the alley, we dont know 28 there's some rumors of some drug activity in the area 30 there's other people saying it could be domestic violence 35 neighbors say murders are not uncommon here. no one wanted to go on camera with us because they say there's lot of gang activity. one man who lives here said this happened because two guys had an argument over a woman. these people say they are the victim's

action news anchor jacqui heinrich is live from the scene of that crash with the latest. jacqui. police the driver was so drunk it was apparent to officers the minute they arrived on scene. a huge indent on the side of that truck shows where that 21-year-old motorcyclist slammed into the pickup when the driver made a left hand turn in front of him, cutting him off... a witness told police the motorcyclist applied his breaks but there wasnt enough time to stop....and despite wearing a full face helmet he died on scene. the death marks the 119th fatl accident in metro's jurisdiction this year. the driver, who police have identifed as erik provencal, is charged with felony dui involving death...all we know right now is that man is 49 years old. reporting live jh channel 13 action news an update on another breaking an update on another breaking story we're following. a violent attack inside caesars palace is caught on camera. watch the man walking up the hallway. you see a couple of people then come up from behind.. then they attack. the victim was taken down by a hard punch to the f

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: a nice day to look forward to, overall.ternoon. temperatures, comfortable, with highs in the low to mid 50s across the region, despite a chilly morning. tomorrow, similar to today. partly cloudy, 53 degrees. that will be the case through the middle of the week, but we'll start to watch temperatures warm up by the end of the week, 60 on friday and 60s over the weekends. >> reporter: we have major improvements since the last update. 95 northbound has reopened. all the travel lanes are open after maryland 198, however, the damage has been done. going to the cameras you can see we're tied up bumber to bumber traffic northbound 95. if you're making the trip on 395, in virginia, take a look at what's happening headed into the shirlington area. the crash after king street. it's offer to the side but we are jammed northbound from the capital beltway off and on through landmark headed toward pentagon city. making the drive on 210 indian head highway, longstanding crash approaching cedarville road, it is blocking a lane or was, moved

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: rain will continue off and on through the day. morning hours. we could even get a break by the middle to late afternoon. we'll look for temperatures to move a little bit today into the upper 40s to lower 50s across the region. rain will be heavy on your wednesday, a cold front pushes through our region. finally drying things out, becoming breezy by thursday. temperatures will be seasonal to end our week with dry conditions through the weekend. >> reporter: well, on the tuesday morning commute as you might imagine, a lots of mayhem out there. wet roadways, a lot of accident activity in addition to the heavy congestion. we'll start on interstate 95 in virginia, northbound crash one lane is getting by as you can see here, 234. so be air lert for additional delays already heavy and slow from stafford toward dale city. live look at other than avenue and kenilworth avenue. dc295 heavy, slow on the brakes southbound toward pennsylvania avenue. but keep in mind you're also on the brakes i295 northbound from oxon hill, from the capital bel

live intro: rikki/jacqui - i'm here at buffalo bill's casino - one of the establishments on the state line that authorities and family members have searched. they say he was driving a silver nissan sentra and they haven't been able to find that either. wallace inkenbrandt was last seen yesterday at 10am - when he left his home in the valley to run an errand. "our heavenly father is watching down right now and he's going to find him. he's gonna bring him back to us." 8 secs that was wallace's wife breaking down in the arms of a friend. she says he left the house yesterday - headed to the he wanted to buy food for relatives visiting from out of town. at about noon - she got a text from him saying he was almost home - but he never showed up. family members immediately began searching the area for hours - found nothing - and then called police. police traced his phone to an area near the state line - and began searching casinos, hotels, and other businesses in this area - but they have yet to find the phone. his family is extremely worried about his heath. he has dementia and cancer. he w

. >>> let's go to jacqui at the scene where the arrest was made. this is in the southern highlands area by st. rose parkway. >> reporter: you can see the suspect vehicle still there right on southern highlands parkway right behind that white truck you see on your screen. it's a silver sedan. they are allowing traffic to now move around this sort of road closure area. traffic isn't being impeded too much. still a large scene out here. a lot of folks collecting evidence, making sure all the ducks are in a row before they clear the area. we'll show you video from earlier. i talked to a man who was driving southbound when he saw the cop cars turn on their one woman, an officer, with a gun got out of her vehicle, told everyone to back up and get out of their cars, move out of the area. they did, watching in disbelief after hearing about what was happening in the valley earlier today and there was a manhunt underway. listen to what the witness told us. when the cop said back up, you mentioned before i don't want to get shot. whatever you need. >> yeah. b

here is jacqui jeras.ter: well, expect the rain off and on through the day.o mid 50s. the rain should taper off late this afternoon or early this evening, giving way to some peeks of sunshine tomorrow but i do think the sun will be limited. breezy conditions, much cooler. the coldest day is saturday, temperatures begin to moderate next week, unsettled with rain and 60s. >> reporter: well, the rain causing president obamas -- problems in the thursday morning commute. jammed up from turkey run to the 14th street bridge. slow traffic on the clara barton parkway toward mcarthur and canal road jamming up. 395 remains a struggle even though the accident activity has cleared from earlier. i'm going to take you over 25 minutes from the capital beltway toward downtown. and making your trip on southbound i270, you've got volume delays, making your trip toward the spur and getting on the beltway headed toward the american legion bridge we're seeing sluggish traffic on the inner loop and outer loops. >> anchor: a baltimore judge declares a mistrial for officer william po

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: a nice day to look forward to.ng to be cooler and breezy. expect plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 40s. we should warm up to around 50 degrees. this afternoon. feeling about 5 degrees cooler than that because of our gusty conditions. tomorrow, the winds will be calmer. it will be pleasant, highs in the lower 50s. sunshine with dry conditions and slightly warming temperatures, will last through the weekend. clouds return on monday into tuesday with a few showers. >> wall street start on the 395 -- well start on 39a slow going all morning. we had the earlier crash north of duke street. dealing with a crash past king street. be alert for heavy delays, around the capital beltway. northbound i395. making your drive on the fairfax county. here is a live look at i95. we have a closure, be alert for north and southbound lanes closed for a medevac landing between rolling road and partly cloudyic road. >> thank you. breaking developments after a shooting rampage that killed 14 people in southern california. the 2 suspe

jacqui: it is meteorological winter. that is the way it is. astronomical winter begins in about 20 days. here i want to start off with something we talked about as we think winter. we look back in the records here seeing if we had any measurable snow over the past five winters. last year was january 6, almost 2.5 inches. the day after christmas, january 13th.2 is december the way the pattern is looking, and i doubt seriously we have .uch chance of all above average temperatures building and over the next week or two. temperatures now in the mid 40's across the area. just to the east of the metro region temperatures are in the 50's. there is a flow when turning to the southeast. that is going to bring in milder air. degreescouple of difference. over the eastern shore indisposed to 60 degrees right now. the transfer in the warmer air this afternoon. heavy cloud cover and rain will be with us. there are some heavy downpours have been embedded in this area. toreak showing up in doppler the west. this will be held a sort of thing is to get in the e

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: dc will be sun glasses city today. plenty of sunshine.he clouds will increase late tonight. temperatureswill be warm once again, well above the arch. not as hot as the last couple days, highs in the upper 50s. clouds will increase tonight. rain showers in the morning but most mid day and will be breezy and much cooler to end our work week and look at the weekend! down into the 40s. won't last long, though. >> reporter: well, on the mid week commute we have a couple trouble spots. not tobad overall headed into the district. 295 and 395. with the volume delays. especially northbound 395-6789 still with the crash at edsell road on the right side. through reston, heavy delays eastbound on the dulles toll road. the crash on the ramp to wheelie avenue. look at the wilson street bridge, the lanes are repeep on the approach to 295. that backup to branch avenue on the inner loop. melanie, back to you. >> anchor: thank you. and new this morning, a fire ripped through four town homes in manassas. broke out around 3:30 on morey lane. at one point two

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: a great day to look forward to on this friday.the work week, temperatures way above average. that patchy fog north of town, everybody else doing good. skies will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny, temperatures in the middle 60s. check out our record high, 68 degrees. we'll get close to it. near records expected saturday, sunday as well. have to keep an eye on clouds, though. rain showers will hold off until monday. a little bit cooler middle of next week. >> reporter: on the friday morning ride rear tied up in oxon hill on the capital beltway, a life look at national harbor. inner loop, we have crash that is backing us up all way to branch avenue. as a matter of fact, our express lanes are closed. 4 cars involved on the inner loop jammed from camp springs to oxon hill with police investigation. you have to use the local leans to get by this accident activity. here is a live lee at those delays from branch avenue. interstate 95 northbound heavy, slow from norton to the fairfax county. otherwise a nice ride toward the springfield int

live intro: rikki/jacqui - one of first things police did was track wallace's phone and according to their radar - it's near one of the casino's on the state line. questioning how this could have happened. "he may have been disoriented so we don't want to rule that out that he possibly did it, but we can't rule out foul play either." at this point authorities are still searching for wallace's phone, his car, and of course wallace himself. he drives a silver nissan sentra. that's the car he was using when he left his house yesterday to go to a walmart near mlk and craig. i'm told that right around noon - he sent a text to his wife saying he was almost home - but he never showed up. that's when family members rushed to the walmart - looking inside the building and in the surrounding neighborhood. after hours of no luck. they called police. this morning metro's missing persons unit led a search on foot near the state line and in the air using their choppers. wallace's family is most concerned for his health. he has cancer and dementia - two illnesses that require daily medication. "it's

its just truly a blessing" jacqui heinrich channel 13 action news still ahead...the christmas holiday is just around the corner. and millions of travelers are expected to hit the road this week. more than 7.4 million nevadans plan to travel for the christmas and new year's holidays. that's an overall increase of 1 percent compared to 2014. nationally, "triple-a" projects more than 100 million people will travel 50 miles or more during the holiday. las vegas is also one of the top new year's eve destination spots in the country. now for the latest on the pain at the pump for the first time since 2009, ional average price for a regular gallon of gas has dropped below $2. nearly two-thirds of gas stations are selling gasoline for $1.99 or less. experts say this is all due to a recent decline in crude oil prices. a bit higher...paying an average of $2.53 a gallon now for a story that's positively las vegas. firefighters delivered christmas presents to a family that lost nearly everything in a house fire shortly after thanksgiving. operation fire heat and firefighters that fought that fire

theres a fair mix out here of people out here jacqui - some who are just finishing up their shopping and others who are just getting started. tmas shopper "oh we're just picking up a couple last minute gifts. and jalyn is from out of town and lives in louisiana and she's here so we're christmas shopping for her!" many people had lots of shopping bags in hand as they moved from store to store. some took a break from their shopping to take pictures in front of the christmas tree....grab a bite to eat...and take a ride on the train. some were shopping for their parents. but everyone has one thing in common as they wait for christmas day to arrive take sot: (no cgs. 3 butted together. 8 seconds total) "watching the opening up gifts. that's it" in order to cater to your last minute shopping needs - town square will be open later until christmas eve. thats means they will be open until 10 pm every day until thursday. and then open til 6pm on the 24th walmart and kohls will be open 24 hours until christmas eve. and then toys r us will be open until 2am every day until thursday. reporting li

jacqui: i want to see the movie -- doug: i want to see the movie are not going to stand in line. the diehards are going to enjoy it. bundled up and spread themselves up with koch guard because it is raining out there. it looks like the rain will end this evening. this image from delaware. why would i do that when it is cold and nasty? interesting time lapse. a little bit of an east to southeasterly wind noticed the title pools that form up on the beach. .retty close to the boardwalk we have not had a nor'easter yet as we get into the wintertime especially january and february any big nor'easter's we have to keep an eye on the beaches. i would like to see the sand further out this time of year. it is chilly and rainy and the rain is going to be the weather story for the rest of the day along with cool temperatures. 48 in hagerstown. 50 in manassas. 49 in fredericksburg. a bit milder on the eastern shore. salisbury at 62 degrees. warmer to the south. temperatures for boston, well above average this time of year. there are signs of colder temperatures on the way. it's not going to g

jacqui: -- autria: doug: let's give you the numbers downtown windsor sustained a 22 miles per hour. wind gusts up to 32 miles not long ago. gusty winds, the air is still mild. cooler tomorrow, nothing chilly arriving until sometime friday night for the weekend. 54 and hagerstown. 64 in fredericksburg. 59 and annapolis. the latest wind gusts have been reported in, 32 at reagan national. 39 mile-per-hour gusts at bwi thurgood marshall. the forecast for the day, partly to mostly sunny, definitely breezy. the cool high pressure continues to build in, the wind will diminish tonight and tomorrow it looks like the upper 50's with plenty of sunshine. check out the weekend in the next couple of minutes. jummy: thanks so much, doug. john kerry is in moscow today in talks on how to end the conflict in syria. meeting with vladimir putin and surrogate lavrov. -- sergei labral of that lever of -- lav roth -- lavrov. a man in custody after he's been charged with lying to the fbi and concealing evidence. court documents reveal that he received close to $9,000 from isis members for carrying out an a

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jacqui, that's assuming i have any. but if i did - i wouldn't be alone as you can see - but i would've definitely spent it today because of signs like this - twice a year sale. some of the deals out here today won't be here for long. "we're here to spend some money." "i got purses." "i bought a bunch of stuff unfortunately." "i'm getting them more presents right now." "i got a dress that was $170 for like...40 bucks." that's right - the day after christmas is right up there with black friday and christmas shopping days of the year. believe or not, a recent study by american express predicts the day after christmas could out-sell black friday and cyber monday this year. today is also the day when shoppers return gifts - and use the store credit or money they get back on special bargains. it's pretty chiily outside today - but it doesn't look like that kept too many from coming out. "how much of your christmas money are you spending today? all of it....hahahahahahaaha!" alright, as you can see the christmas cheer is still

as action news anchor jacqui heinrich tells us tonight.. felony charges. these 3 men could spend a lot of time behind bars if district attorney steve wolfson gets his way...he says he wants to make an example out of brandon black, william knight jr, and quincy williams...after they allegedly broke into at least 3 homes over a span of 5 weeks...beating their victims with handguns and revolvers while bound by zip ties. "they deserve to be an example for their conduct, their conduct was outrageous, extremely violent against innocent senior citizens" a grand jury indicted the three men on 46 felony charges on wednesday...after a lengthy investigation by police. "if you can imagine that you're sitting at home with your family, significant other, and the door gets kicked in, and in comes people brandishing firearms, screaming and yelling at you, putting you down on the ground, tying you up, battering you with firearms, ransacking your house, and in some heinous nature of the crimes and the identities of the victims...police wouldn't elaborate on when or where th

action news anchor jacqui heinrich has details. in this morning's red white and jeb bush on the campaign trail in new hampshire this weekend. the republican presidential candidate hosted a townhall meeting in contoocook, new hampshire yesterday. bush, taking a page from his here in las vegas earlier this week, took aim at opponent donald trump. (jeb bush (r) presidential candidate) "i've gotta get this off my chest, donald trump is a jerk. --butted too- you cannot insult your way to the presidency, you cannot disparage women, hispanics, disabled people, who is he kidding?" the insults could end up working for trump. he's leading the pack of gop nominee hopefuls with 39 percent of support, according to a new fox news poll released friday. investigators in pearland, texas are searching for three people who broke into a home then ran away when the homeowner confronted them. surveillance video shows a man walking inside and straight into the master bedroom. after rummaging around for a little while, the robber called his friend. not lo

jay's bride, jacqui, in milwaukee. >> she is very passionate about helping others and she stepped up right away and volunteered. >> so, the two kidneys traded addresses, and saved two lives. any, two families who could not be more connected have connected for the first time. >> thank you. thank you. >> we share that same feeling and we are very grateful. >> i am so grateful to them for coming forward and thankful a match was made. >> congratulations or your main, your mop, and the new future for. >> four of you since not all gifts this time of year come in through the chimney. >> that feel good note we have more: this could be the most unusual christmas different request from a four-year-old boy >> anything else you want for christmas? >> trash cans. >> trash cans. >> he asked for trash cans and the city near sacramento delivered. he is obsessed with putting away garbage cans in the neighbor and not just his family's but all 17 of his neighbors, as well. you can see him wheeling, the garbage truck drivers know him by maim and they are like rockstars to him. >> he loves garbage, all t

action news anchor jacqui heinrich has the story. "each time we take someone home i see the enjoyment of the me." every year during the ambulance transport to help critically ill patients travel many of these patients wouldnt other than a christmas miracle. "it is awesome. absolutely awesome" coming up... electronics most likely topped the christmas list of your kids this year, but researchers are finding these popular toys could affect your child's development in a bad way. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning people in florida had to keep year after temps around tampa bay reach the mid-80-s. many folks used the christmas holiday to spend time at clearwater beach to enjoy the day with a little fun in the sun. (frank "it's a little strange celebrating christmas on the beach.. it's the first time i've ever done it.") (megan "it's amazing.. cause i've never been to the beach before so it's a great experience.") the temperatures are warm, even by florida standards. tampa bay usually sees an average of 73 degrees this time year

here is jacqui jeras the fog is a problem through morning hours.nch with peeks of sunshine this afternoon. highs should reach the upper 50s to around the 60 degrees mark. mild conditions will continue to end our week and kickoff the weekend close to record highs for your saturday and sunday but i think we'll stay shy of it. clouds will start to increase late on sunday with a few showers possible on monday. >> reporter: well, on the commute this morning we have some distractions on southbound i270a couple of accidents, as a matter of fact. on the drive. the first one going to be in gaithersburg, i370, that's have been been moved to shoulder. rockville passing falls road we have heavy delays, the accident just reopened, two travel lanes southbound on i270. on eastbound 66, we have got the sun glare to deal with. some of the fog is getting better but we are still dealing with heavy delays there, as well as on conversation. a live look here on the capital beltway as you approach i295 toward the wilson street bridge accident at oxon hill road. back to y

action news anchor jacqui heinrich has the story. "each time we take someone home i see the enjoyment of the families on their faces, saying this person hasnt been home for their home burned down days before christmas... and one family didn't expect any presents. but as action news reporter parker collins shows us, santa delivered in a big way. the tears of devastation have stopped. these tears are of sheer joy. (nats of unwrapping) so and so watches his daughter unwrap gifts m. mejia (too short to super) 2:23:39-2:23:44 "i got clothes, a tablet, coloring pages." they would've never come... if it weren't for these guys. trying to save their home scared. i don't wish it for nobody." their dad was trying to put out the fire himself. it was way too big for that. they ended up losing almost everything. richard tull, firefighter 2:07:57-2:08:02 "it sucks and it hurts. it hits you in the chest, but you come and you do the most good for the most people you can." for years, firefighters like these guys have helped families all around souther

action news anchor jacqui heinrich has details. still ahead this morning... gas prices keep dropping which but, how much more are nevadans paying compared to the rest of the country? and the las vegas bowl is in the books and it was good one! valley...but one group is making their voices heard to bring peace to their community. good morning las vegas! i'm welcome. if you are still with us... thanks for sticking around. the time now is ... let's get started with a weather first check with carlo falco! good morning carlo. ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) dozens gathered on the city's northside to march for peace the march began yesterday at the "andre agassi.... boys and girls club" - and continued north... down mlk. protesters shouted "stop the violence" and "all lives matter" there have been more than a hundred murders in metro's jurisdiction this year. organizers of the rally say they wanted to march in a neighborhood that's in serious need of motivation - choosing pointing out yesterday morning's homicide on 10th and wilson... and the triple homicide a few weeks ago o

here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: doling with patchy fog this morning. give way to a mix of sun and clouds. mild temperatures remaining this afternoon. i expect more cloudy skies today compared to yesterday highs in the middle 50s. tomorrow will start a soft launch to the warmer temperatures opway near 60 with partly sunny skies. more sunshine by friday. temperatures reaching mid, maybe upper 60s on saturday and sunday feting close to records but not quite there. >> reporter: more the mid week commute we're looking pretty good for most part especially eastern automotive group the major interstate -- especially around the major interstates. 50 john hanson from buoy, mitchellville headed toward the district. slow ride starting around 202. we have accident line-up, new york avenue approaching florida avenue police are blocking two lanes teeing up that ride also impact the ride on the bw parkway merging with 50. live look at the capital beltway, mild delays. >> anchor: classes at catholic university will start at 11 after a shelter in place order was lifted

. >> let's go back now to action news anchor jacqui on a phone line with the latest on what's shooting, where this all started earlier today, about six hours ago. >> i'm at the scene of the arrest, actually, looking at the vehicle that the suspect was in right now. suspect vehicle in >> we watched the arrest unfold. >> you were saying the fact that they had the picture and got it to us indicates what you've been saying all afternoon. it was highly likely the suspect would have a lengthy criminal record because they have the mugshot on file. >> i would think he'll have a significant criminal history. it isn't your first rodeo when you shoot a police officer. >> criminals are teaching each other how to avoid pat-downs, how to take aim at officers. this is not something that folks are necessarily doing randomly. >> oh, no. there's -- prisons are especially noted for their own it doesn't just happen in prisons. organized gangs, organized criminal gangs, have been training for years in how to defeat the police searches, how to counter law enforcement. it ps it's -- organized criminal enterp

we start with jacqui where this >> reporter: that sedan, the silver sedan behind the white truck is the suspect vehicle that that shooting suspect was taken out of. we talked to some witnesses who watched the whole thing go down. we arrived on the scene moments after it all happened. we want to show you video from right after that arrest was made. the people we talked to said they were driving down the street heading down southern highlands parkway southbound when a bunch of cop cars in front of them, lots of them unmarked, turned on their red and blue lights and told the people to get out of their cars, to back away immediately, began closing down the area. at that point, everyone got out and hung back while they figured out what was going on. as they watched these under underpolice box in the suspect vehicle, take the man out of the car and handcuff him. pretty surreal for someone to watch. listen to what one of the witnesses told us. what were you thinking when this was going down? >> i was wondering -- i thought about the situation earlier i was wondering if it was him around. i fig

jacquie grow 1445 we;re gonna close the doors, then were gonna do whatever we want to do, no we dont want to go south..for the winter were gonna stick right around here... grandkids the shelves are being cleared out...many customers are stopping by sot: customer the grows have operated a successful business for almost 30 years..thats one accomplishment but another.. is working that long with your spouse... they ask us alot ..we get that say in retirement what are we going to do in our retirement... we dont have to work that out years. nat cash rgister 1620 we very humble to know weve made an impact on the community and were so thankful for everyone. in boone rr ch 13 news the grow's are planning a liquidation sale to get rid of all their cases and the building itself in the new year. colder temperatures and breezy winds have created a much more colder temperatures and breezy december-like feel across the state for thursday, and the same will be true for friday. temperatures will be another two or three degrees colder for friday with winds gusting to 25 to 30 mph. expect wind chills t

jacquie grow 1445 we;re gonna close the doors, then were gonna do whatever we want to do, no we dont want to go south..for the winter were gonna stick right around here... grandkids the shelves are being cleared out...many customers are stopping by sot: customer the grows have operated a successful business for almost 30 years..thats one accomplishment but another.. is working that long with your spouse... they ask us alot ..we get that a asked lot ...we jhear people say in retirement what are we going to do in our retirement... years. nat cash rgister 1620 we very humble to know weve made an impact on the community and were so thankful for everyone. the grow's are planning a all their cases and the building itself in paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the wo

. >> and now, jacqui. okay. off. >> you are just glowing. >> okay. so now what? >> that is that. and now, speaking of the little moist towelettes, we have the moisture wipes. >> and these are all my friend uses. >> and i use them to take the makeup off when i leave "today" show and they won't stain your skin. >> and very nice. >> and we wanted to mention the affordable foaming cleanser by olay, and this is the most popular of the group. those are the facial beauty. >> and the next drum roll. what cat fwoir? >> moisturizer. >> okay. moisturize er moisturizer. >> i am obsessed with this garnier cream and it is the miracle sleeping cream, and sit at night, and you have to touch it. it is like -- >> weird. >> it is like playdough. >> it is like a mattress and you put it on at night, and it has and it makes your skin so glowwey manyglowy in the morning. i love it. >> it is not greasey. >> and this is the nutrigina hydrating moisturizer. a lot of people don't like to use the moisturizer, because it is too greasey, but this is going to sink right in and e smells lovely. >> very hydratin

i'm jacqui heinrich. those storms overnight turned deadly - killing at least eleven people in the dallas-fort worth area. there are reports tonight that at least 9 tornadoes touched down. abc's jim ryan is in texas with the latest. natsot - "that's it, oh my god that's it!?that's a tornado!!" pure panic as the storm roared in - under cover of night. power line flashes and lightning revealing the massive tornadoes as they tore into texas. natsot - "oh my god - did you see that? oh my god!" after the twisters passed - even in the destruction was often total. natsot - "it's completely gone dude. completely. there's nothing left." sot - ian mccroan?? "i looked out the window and saw the funnel // just dove into the hallway." sot - becky drain "it was spinning right towards us // all you hear is debris hitting the house and hitting the house and hitting the house." sot - tony hickman?? "just thankful to be alive." by daylight - the scope of the devastation - ripped into tiny pieces. natsot - "this is the restr

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action news anchor jacqui heinrich has the story. "each time we take someone home i see the enjoyment of the me." every year during the holiday season, american medical response holds their annual "home for the holidays" program...operating a free ambulance transport to help critically ill patients travel home...or go out on the town...under the care of amr paramedics....and its all on a volunteer basis. many of these patients wouldnt be able to see their families without constant medical supervision...and for some in their twilight years...its none other than a christmas miracle. "it is awesome. absolutely awesome" good morning las vegas... coming up... a 4-year-old girl clings to life but is saved just days before christmas. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning welcome back... they call a christmas miracle that saved their daughter's life. now they have a message for parents about one of the best holiday gifts you can give your child. cnn's elizabeth cohen has their story. gemma botelho was a completely healthy four year

action news anchor jacqui heinrich has more. in this cell phone video taken by one of our viewers....officers are scrambling to get the man suspected of shooting a police officer, 38 year old teag fox. "i was just gonna make like a funny video to show my friends like hey its going down over here, and right as im doing that you see the cops come right in front of us on the side of the building" this viewer caught the whole thing on camera...but says he didnt realize he was filming an active shooter situation...until all the police guns came out. "we saw dudes looking like gi joe figures with the helmets, full body armor, then you start seeing nothing but machine guns and guys that look like normal people walking around and then you see fbi" while that scene went on lockdown...the suspect made his way to st rose and southern highlands parkway...several miles south...only to be captured a few hours later. it all unfolded right in front of chris henschel...when a female officer stopped traffic, got her gun out..and told everyone to

i'm jacqui heinrich. disturbing new video of a fatal shooting involving two l-a sheriff's deputies... has been released. the video is raising new questions about what actually happened when they shot and killed a man they were trying to handcuff. the attorney for the man's family is now calling that killing....an execution. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with more. nats - arrest video (hitting his hand) trk= 10 seconds , newly released cell phone video showing the critical moments leading up to the fatal shooting of twenty three year old noel aguilar (a-gee-lar) in long beach california last year? trk= 5 seconds watch as these two deputies struggle with aguilar on the ground attempting to make an arrest? nats - arrest video trk= 5 at aguilar?but accidently shoots the other deputy? nats - "ahhhh" nats - officer: "i've been shot." trk= 3 seconds moments later aguilar is shot multiple times? nats - shots trk= 4 seconds those deputies continuing to hold him down even as he's shot? nat/aguilar - "i'm dying."