bryan says that creates a safety net for times like this. "we're still fairly busy, but this time of year, we're normally working seven days a week, you know 16 hours a day, and so we're just not used to it." - joel bryan - general manager, seven oaks but the sooner he can start pumping out snow, the sooner he can make a few bucks. "i wouldn't say it's sleepless nights yet. that'll come around december 26th if we're not open." - joel bryan - general manager, seven oaks in boone, reid chandler, channel 13 news. sleepy hollow sports park in des kind of pain. it's hoping to open the ski slopes right after christmas, as well. the lack of snow means another season has to wait ... snowball fight season. today ankeny and centennial high schools offered their students another outlet for their aggression ... nats of ball dodging. dodgeball! this morning the seniors from each school took on their teachers in a dodgeball tournament. to qualify for a spot in the tournament, kids had to bring in toys or cash to donate to "toys for tots." u-s marines were

bryan. more now on some breaking news acleading police on a wild chase across orange county. we were fixated on the monitors watching this one after we went off the air.. it started on i-5 in irvine.. and wound its way through santa ana.. we watched as the driver went the wrong way down several highways.. and crossed multiple medians in an attempt to avoid police -- before ultimately bailing out of his vehicle and surrendering to police. in the wake of several recent mishaps.. allegiant airlines is increasing training for pilots and dispatchers. in july.. a plane leaving from las vegas made an emergency landing in north dakota after the pilots told flight controllers they reach another airport. the f-a-a just finished its investigation and issued a "letter of correction." that's one step below taking legal action. allegiant declined our request for comment. a wild police chase starts in the southeast.. and ends with a standoff on the opposite side of the valley! chopp

becky: marcus, this is my son, bryan. -bryan, marcus. -lemonis: how are you? really nice to meet you. how long have you been doing this? bryan: about two months. maybe a little bit longer. lemonis: you like it? -bryan: uh, yeah. -becky: [ laughs ] you can tell the truth, honey. bryan: it's a challenge sometimes, but it's fun. lemonis: what's the challenge? bryan: um, the dynamics between them. i mean... lemonis: the dynamics between them are interesting? -bryan: very interesting. -lemonis: the coffee's awesome. lemonis: what's a machine like this cost? john: used, about $60,000. brand-new, about double that. lemonis: let's crank this up. i want to see how it works. i'm fascinated by it. now it's time for me to try roasting coffee. i want to have knowledge and an appreciation for it. and so, will i see that turn brown over time? bryan: yep. lemonis: how quickly can you get product? john: three to four days. lemonis: because you're going through a distributor. and do you know how much margin you're losing through that distribution? between going to the actual fa

bryan. bryan/wx a wind advisory is still in effect for the las warm yesterday, mccarran hit 70 around 7:00 last evening and those same winds kept the temperatures very warm overnight. that will bring las vegas into an odd situation where the warmest temperatures came in around midnight to 1am and the low will likely be 11pm to midnight tonight. that's because some very cold air will continue to filter into the valley as the cold core of the storm moves overhead this afternoon and evening. the core will bring some more moisture and better dynamics to force some rain showers to form over las vegas. most of the showers will stay in the mountains but a few will push into the valley and give a hundredth or two of rain. 2-4 inches of snow is possible in the mountains up above 5,000 feet so mt.

bryan scofield's joining us now. bryan... how long is this cold.... going to last. below average temps will and the beginning of next week. in the short term, expect at and below freezing low temps tonight into tomorrow. afternoon highs will top out around 50 on wednesday and new year's eve, with partly cloudy skies expected both days. conditions will get breezy on thursday and friday, as a low pressure system comes together and remains over the area through most of the weekend. a warning.... as our nights stay cold. a mother and her son are recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning.... after authorities say.... the family used a barbecue grill.... to keep their apartment warm! the incident occurred monday night.... in phoenix. fire officials say... the child's father was grilling outside the apartment..... when he took the grill inside. authorities say... everyone inside the apartment started.... feeling sick. people dead in the apartment. so luckily someone was awake, started feeling that they just didn't feel very good, started having some shortness of breath and

action news reporter bryan callahan is live in carson city where he has been tracking all of the negotiations. ad lib about vote if the bill passes it would then head over to the senate for discussion. but lawmakers there are having trouble with their commerce bill to fund the incentive package. this afternoon the they sent the bill back for a second round of amendments. this after the legal team spent the night and most of the day making amendments to both bills and writing a third. mark manendo (d) las vegas "our legal staff is just so amazing. there is just so much and it is so technical that they are always very cognizant to make sure a piece comes out as clean as possible and there is no problems." that third bill involves the water right at apex that was a big problem in the senate bill. that bill is expected to be introduced in the assembly sometime this evening. reporting live, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news. shocking video out of florida, shows a suspect punching an officer in the face but that

bryan. the mother did not want to be identified, because of concerns for her family's safety, but says she feels the staff her crossed the line when trying to break up a fight that she says her daughter didn't start. (nats) on the surface this looks like a high school fight... but the mother of one of the girls involved says it is what frame that has her enraged. 15.36.25.00 "he is running at her like a football player." she says this happened wednesday at arbor view high. before the video picks up she says two girls pushed a table into her daughter and threw trays of food at her. she says when her daughter went 15.35.25.00 "you don't body slam somebody's child, throw them on the table and then throw them on the ground." the district issued a statement about the fight saying several staff members stepped in to stop the fight and de-escalate the situation. adding... "in the event of urgent situations, our administrators and staff have to act quickly to diffuse situations and prioritize safety

let's go to action news chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' bryan? a wind advisory is in effect for the colorado river valley and lake mead through early tomorrow morning. winds in the advisory area are expected to gust in the 40-50mph range. this is due to surface high pressure area to our south. those two will combine to create some stronger winds straight down the colorado river valley and even a couple stronger gusts in las vegas. these winds are expected to be generally light at the surface, but will rapidly increase with height so at around 500 feet (or near building height) winds will likely be sustained around 10- 15mph and gust to nearly 25mph throughout the night. action news is following the latest developments out of new york developments out of new a man is in custody for reportedly planning an attack member overseas to attack revelers as an initiation into the group. meanwhile, there are more police officers on patrol in times square than ever. 6-thousand heavily armed officers are on-duty...protecting the one-million people expected in

how does mckinley campaign and how does bryan do it? >> guest: bryan has a problem to deal with. their priceio is they nominated their own presidential running mate. they have a million votes in 1892. and thereby sink the republicans. he has a democratic running mate and a populist running mate, how do that i get the populist running mate in battleground states. he decides that he's going to storm the country. he's going to get on the train and campaign the country. three major trips that he makes across the country. this is the first time it's ever happened. there had been occasions where they might go on the road and go to a major gar, a big gathering ofa some sort, but literally a number of times that they spoke on a road to less than a dozen. benjamin harrison basically had about 80 speeches to indianapolis over the course of a four-month period. nobody hadve ever done what bryn did. get on a train and go some place and it was -- it's an amazing testament to his courage and his endurance because most days until october 7th in august, and september and till october 7th, he is

bryan... metro now says the first officer involved shooting today appears to be a case of suicide by cop. they say the woman who was intentions to negotiators. officers responded to the home twice today after friends called saying she might be suicidal. they couldn't make contact on the first visit. but.. the second call led to a standoff that kept the neghborhood on lockdown for most of the day after the woman reportedly told police she wanted a gunfight. one neighbor told us she was trapped in her home for more than 4 hours. 06.03.37.00 "i can't go out, i can't go nowhere." police say the woman eventually came out of the house and pointed a gun at them.. forcing officers to open fire.. killing her. now to the latest developments on something we've all felt today. live look outside right now where the temperature is slipping into the 30's around the valley.. and it feels even colder because of the wind. here you can see.... it's still whipping the trees around.. chief meteorologist... bryan s

chief meteoroligisit bryan scofield is in the weather center now with more. bryan. a northwesterly flow on the back end of the our current storm system will continue to bring cold, below average temperatures through thursday. overnight lows for the next couple of nights will be at and upper 40s, then warm slightly to the low 50s on thursday. high pressure will nudge in from the southwest on friday which will warm temperatures to the upper 50s that afternoon, then to the low 60s on saturday. the winds will pick up to breezy on saturday, ahead of our next storm system that will pass through the area starting saturday afternoon. the winds will stay breezy on that system makes an exit sunday night, then another very small system will pass near the and tuesday with breezy winds his house was broken into... and... the accused thief is caught on camera.... rummaging through his house near boca park. the homeowner tells action news... the man got into his house.... by breaking the glass... out of the back patio door. once inside... he says... the suspect took electronics...

let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with the latest. bryan. tonight...mostly cloudy and colder with showers until early this evening...then partly cloudy after midnight. lows 39 to 43 on the west side the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs 52 to 55 on the west side of the valley...55 to 58 on the east side. northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. .saturday night...partly cloudy. lows 36 to 40 on the west side of the valley...35 to 39 on the east side. northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. federal investigators say they may know where the san bernardino shooters were.. just before they were killed in a shootout with police. an fbi dive team returned to a lake where authorities believe they dumped evidence. latest on the investigation. the fbi - searching this lake - near the scene of last week's terror attack in san bernardino- looking for possible evidence - the killers may have dumped here just after the massacre. sot david bowdich, fbi assistant director "we will leave no stone unturned." this latest effort to uncover more ab

let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with more. bryan. breezy winds will continue tonight as our current storm system pushes through the area. expect lows in the low to mid 30s around the valley tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. will still be in place and it will be another afternoon of highs in the mid to upper 40s around the valley. low temperatures on wednesday and thursday morning are valley. low temperatures on wednesday and thursday morning are expected to drop to at or below freezing. high pressure will begin to take over the forecast on thursday and that's when our warming trend begins. high will bounce back to the low to mid 50s by thursday afternoon, then to around 60 for friday and the weekend. another system makes an entrance on sunday, which will kick the winds up to breezy and bring a slight cool-down to the upper 50s for the start to next work week. this week.. the palms will be hosting a job fair on wednesday from 11am to c-c-s-

action news chief meteorologist bryan scofield is has the latest from the weather center bryan. saturday will be another pleasant day for las vegas with some breezy southwest winds pushing temperatures above normal. the southwest winds won't be too crazy and therefore mixing won't be too intense so highs will only be about 3-5 above normal, although that does make for a very pleasant winter day. expected highs in the las vegas valley will be right around 60 with a couple areas breaking into the low 60s but an action news update tonight. police say they have made an arrest in this front door package theft. it happened near charleston and nellis but this wasn't any ordinary theft. a val planted a box full of dog poop inside... he had just moved to the neighborhood and wanted to see if package thieves lived nearby. a young man took the bait. police are waiting to hear from the homeowner on whether he wants to press charges. in tonight's rwb2016 political coverage.. a major distraction for the bernie sanders campaign going into tomorrow night's democratic presidential debate against

. >> tonight she tells us her side >>> "breaking bad" star bryan cranston puts major swagger in his new role as dalton trumbo. tonight the all-star cast of "trumbo" together in the very room where the famous blacklist was written. first the "nightline 5." >>> innovative sonic care technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral-b. get healthier gums in two weeks. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. >>> constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dull a ka lax. gentle overnight relief, suppositories for relief in minutes, stool softeners for test text1 italics >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. we have major developments in the terror that struck california. let's go straight to my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts in san bernardino again for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening from california. tonight the nation grappling with what officials now say may be the deadliest terror attack on our homeland since 9/11. authorities saying a young mother who arrived here on a fiancee visa may have radicalized her husband. pledging a

chief meteorologist bryan scofield is watching it all from the weather center.. bryan. saturday will be another pleasant day for las vegas with some breezy southwest winds pushing temperatures above normal. the southwest winds won't be too crazy and therefore mixing won't be too intense so highs will only be about 3-5 above normal, although that does make for a very pleasant winter day. expected highs in the las vegas valley will be right around 60 with a couple areas breaking into the low 60s but not much warmer than that. sky conditions will be mostly cloudy most of the day with the level, slowly lowering throughout the day. the thickest clouds will be just after sundown and into the overnight hours where a few will stay in the mountains where a couple hundredths of an valley will see a trace to maybe 1/100th of an inch of rain from these showers. vegas will get some very thick level moisture north in central nevada. christmas day models are gusty winds. model agreement isn't too high (1:21) "i have to get to star wars!" (1:24) before he could catch "the force awakens

bryan they find a truck and start followininit around. jim o'hare we kn from the past, they find trucks. follow them around and steal parcels off of porches. jim ohare is the postal inspector for des moines. he says package theives don't strike often noticed an increase in the last 2-3 years. jim if you're home and you have the ability to get the package off th edoorstep as soon as possible that's always adviseable. otherwise you should consider having a neighbor pick it up for you. or have it delivered to a friend or relative's house. if you do have a package that goes missing, both police and postalal authorities say report it. jim sometimes we et t lucky and catch them. popel see things that don't look right and they call police right away. sgt. bryan if we get threports, then catch the person later, it all comes together. amanda tag there's only so much you can do, have neighbors look out for you as well. jessica rae: after the break... howard is spreading christmas cheer, stay tuned for this holiday and it's never too early to start

our chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan... las vegas is getting cold at night. how long is this.... going to last? breezy winds will continue tonight as our current storm system pushes through the area. expect lows in the low to mid 30s around the valley tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. the system makes its exit wednesday, but the cold air will still be in place and it will be another afternoon of expected to drop to at or below freezing. new information now..... on an early morning police shooting in new orleans.... it happened..... during a traffic stop just after 4-am.... in the east side of new orleans. police say... officer fredrick carter stopped a white mazda m-p-v.... for a license plate violation. as he walked toward the vehicle.... a shot was fired. the officer returned fire... killing the suspect. (chief michael harrison, new orleans police) "the officer will be reassigned pending investigation. and this will be a complete and thorough investigation by our

claudine, bryan, we do have more rain here.his was the type of rain for much of the russian river. knock bay, marin county. for others, there's hardly any. you get that southeast breeze, and that can take some of the available moisture away from it. san jose with only .01. 2.76. and oakland, 1.15.

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you don't have an mba bryan:.ght after undergrad and i stuck with it. enjoy what you do and just worked very hard at it. if you are on the path, there is no need to take a detour. stephanie: when charles sandberg said that, people and graduate schools panicked. what are your thoughts? i would even take it down to the college level. my business is sales trading. you can teach people the techniques of have to cover accounts, listen, develop ideas and i think you could teach them that out of high school. thing to is not a bad do if you are on the wrong path. if you are doing something out of school and the world opens up a little and you realize, i want to do this, but to get into this, maybe i have to go back to school. i think that is a good reason to get a secondary degree, but if you are on the right path at 21 years old -- david: so push a little further. we had a senior google official who said he had three ceos and none of them have graduated from college. stephanie: uber told us that. david: i beg your pardon

let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' . a northwesterly flow on the back end of the our current storm system will continue to bring cold, below average temperatures through thursday. overnight lows for the next couple of nights will be at and below freezing around the valley. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon will remain in the upper 40s, then warm slightly to the low 50s on thursday. high pressure will nudge in from the southwest on friday which will warm temperatures to the upper 50s that afternoon, then to the low 60s on saturday. the winds will pick up to breezy on saturday, ahead of our next storm system that will pass through the area starting saturday afternoon. the winds will stay breezy on sunday, and colder air associated with the system will drop high temps back down to the upper 50s on sunday. that system makes an exit sunday night, then another very area on monday, bringing a slight shot at showers that afternoon. high temps will remain in the mid to upper 50s on both monday and tuesday with breezy winds exp

chief meteorologist bryan scofield joining us now. bryan, we're looking at the strip now. anyone headed out there thursday is going to get ready for a cold new year's eve. .tonight...increasing clouds. lows 30 to 34 on the west side of the valley...31 to 35 on the east side. northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. a mountain snow shower possible. bryan tosses back to elizabeth. strong winds could be party... that's for america's party... that's because they could have a direct effect on the big fireworks display. it's hard to imagine new years on the strip without the booms, crackles and bright flashes of fireworks lighting up the night sky. tim murphy, visiting from nova scotia 12:53:53:00 i heard about the fireworks and it should be pretty exciting. but if the winds are too it's going to be close, it happens every year we're hoping to get through this year again but it is up to mother nature. miles an hour is all it would take to cancel the show because of safety hazards from falling debris. 13:55:41:00 what we are firing is a fireworks shell and it's on top of a venue that's 25 sto

bryan callahan was there.... as members from motorcycle clubs..... all over the valley came together..... to support shamon hudson's family. he joins us live.... near rancho and desert inn... with a look..... at how the family is remembering.... the 38-year-old. bryan... many of the people gathered here tonight knew hudson by his nickname.. "big boi" that included his girlfriend... who says hudson treated her two children like his own. 11.53.08.00 "just as big as he was, his heart is. he has major, major love. i've had maybe 600 phone calls, maybe 600 texts, emails, facebooks." fellow riders say "big boi" loved to ride... and they raised candles in his memory during the memorial. hudson put yesterday's memorial ride together for a fellow rider who died around christmas time from natural causes. those on the ride say they can't explain what happened saying everyone was riding other riders went down. the accident... it was about remember the loving family man. his own... but family members say in truth he raised three others... because he has such a bi

chief meteorologist bryan scofield's keeping an eye on your weather. bryan... how cold is it going to get.. thursday night? .tonight...increasing clouds. lows 30 to 34 on the west side of the valley...31 to 35 on the channel 13 action news is teaming up.... with dick clark's rockin new year's eve.... for one crazy night. the party kicks off... m.... with ryan seacrest and rockin new years eve. watch the ball drop... in new york live.... right here... on channel 13. then at 9:30... it's america's party live.... on action news. from the strip to downtown las vegas... we're taking you right into the heart of the action.... along with over 3- hundred with views of the strip.... high overhead from chopper 13. action news is tracking new development in the tamir rice investigation. announced a review wil be conducted for both officers cleared of shooting a 12 year old boy in ohio. this video was seen around the country. the officers shoot tamir rice.. playing in a park with a toy gun. abc's elizabeth hur has the latest on a grand jury's decision to not indict the pol

bryan? ad-lib a local family continues to 72 year old wallace inkenbrandt has been missing since christmas eve. he was last seen near the intersection of lone mountain and decatur in a silver nissan sentra with license plate p-h-b-0488. police have tracked his cell phone to the california state line, which he used to text his wife he was almost home. he hasn't been heard from since. according to the family, wallace is terminally ill and has missed some of his critical medicine. new information tonight. we are hearing from perhaps the most wanted man in the world, he is breaking a more than six month silence with an audio recording ... on which he specifically threatens israel. abcs jim avila has the latest. tape----this is believed to be the voice behind isis. a 23 minute long audio statement delivered by a man claiming to be isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. sot nats in arabic after 7 months of silence? baghdadi appears desperate to rally his beleaguered fighters who have lost ground and le

bryan... we know come thursday night... party... with most of those people alreay reserving rooms in the nearby hotels. you can still get rooms here on the strip or downtown... you just have to be willing to pay up. if you are hoping to stay in a hotel room after enjoying america's party... you better be ready to open rates at other caesar's properties are higher... with the least expensive rooms at caesars palace going for 629 dollars a night. some properties... like circus circus require a two night stay... with an average stay there listed at 244 dollars a night. you can see other mgm properties range from 155 a night at mandalay bay to 900 a night at the aria suites for that same two night period. other strip hotels range from treasure island's price of 280 dollars new years eve to the mandarin... that will cost you 800 dollars to watch the ball drop. downtown is a little less expensive on average. the d is offering rooms as low as 219 dollars. while several others are offering rooms around 260 or if you are hoping to catch one

let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' sunshine will stick around for new year eve and new years day as a dry area of upper level low pressure drifts to our north. temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those days feel even cooler. highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally calm winds at the the complicating thing gets into atmospheric layers as winds just above the surface (200-400 feet) will likely be stronger overnight which could curtail fireworks on new years. the weather during the first week of the new year will start with a bang as well with some substantial looking storms headed towards southern california and las vegas. las vegas will likely strugg

action news reporter bryan callahan is in carson city with the latest. the assembly finally introduced its bill around 7:30 tonight. the senate introduced its 9:45. they then recessed to read through the stacks of documents before beginning hearings tomorrow. take pkg nat of recss after months of negotiation by the governor... state lawmakers are spending the night reading through the bills that would give faraday future up to $215 in tax incentives. 19.29.30.00 "i'm excited to go through the bill and go through the process tomorrow to see if it is a good deal for nevada." while lawmakers are getting their first look at the bills at the start of the session... most said the 13,000 jobs created by the proposed one billion dollar factory in north las vegas are something they can't ignore. 19.41.08.00 "the southern nevada caucus members, we get to say we are going to do something good for our state and bring some jobs home to the folks we represent." some of the most eager officials in carson city are north las vegas mayor john lee and councilman isaac barr

thank, you pam and bryan. we do have clear. severe clear. a meteor shower should be easy to see. we can't find a cloud in the sky. no issues there. we do have, though, temperatures, as bryan said. they're so cold, you want to stay in your car. they're in the 30s for many. there's still a hint of a breeze. everything is continuing to come out of the north/northwest. a few clouds over the ocean. thirty-two napa. palo alto. the usual suspects. santa rosa. what about apprize? still there, a little bit. fairfield, 13. gusting to 17 now. that will certainly hold your temperature up. so a cold morning and sunny and you cool. temperatures struggling here for some. a lot of mid east. concord, 55. oakland a little warmer, but not much. 58 degrees. speaking of cool. here he is at 4:01. mr. sal castaneda. cool as in cold. it's not that cold. >> it is for us. people in the east coast are complaining about hot weather. last january was us. we had 18 days of record highs. not a drop of rain. everything is flip flopped. >> it's their turn. >> thank you. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning

let's go to chief eteorologist bryan scofield in the weather bryan? sunshine will stick around for new year eve and new years day low pressure drifts to our north. temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be pretty chilly as well with temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally calm winds at the surface. the complicating thing gets into atmospheric layers as winds just above the surface (200-400 feet) will likely be stronger overnight which could curtail fireworks on new years. the weather during the first week of the new year will start with a bang as well with some substantial looking storms headed towards southern california and las vegas. increasingly potent and moisture laden systems push into the desert southwest. these storms are forecast to move in from nearly due west takes us behind the scenes fo

bryan scofield. can we expect to get any snow like that.... here in the valley? breezy winds will continue tonight as our current storm system pushes through the area. expect lows in the low to mid 30s around the valley tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. in tonight's rwb2016 political coverage.. las vegas will be at the center of the political universe again republican presidential candidates gather for a debate at the venetian. tonight, they are in town, trying to get supporters energized about the event.. action news reporter elizabeth gadley attended an event for marcio rubio and joins us live with more.. the ballroom here at the renaissance as marco rubio took the stage.... and he waisted no time bringing up the time he spent living here in las vegas as a child and the family he still has here. 23:31:36:00 i always tell people i have more family in las vegas than i do in miami, which is good because if i win the caucus by like ten or 15 people you'll know why. rubio

bryan 11:39 they find a truck and start following it around. jim o'hare 16:44 we know from the past, they find trucks. follow them around and steal parcels off of porches. jim ohare is the postal inspector for des moines. he says package theives don't strike often but they have noticed an increase in the last 2-3 years. jim 15:35 if you're home and you have the ability to get the package off th edoorstep as soon as possible that's always adviseable. otherwise you should consider having a neighbor pick it up for you. or have it delivered to a friend or relative's house. if you do have a package that goes missing, both police and postal authorities say report it. jim 17:06 sometimes we et lucky and catch them. popel see things that don't look right and they call police right away. sgt. bryan 13:49 if we get the reports, then catch the person later, it all comes together. amanda tag 22:48 there's only so much you can do, have neighbors look out for you as well. in west des moines, amanda krenz, local 5 news, we are iowa. " tim: billionaire investo

bryan. ((bryan)) a look at some of today's top hey, is that it? i think that's it. this is krystal, and her dream is to be a roller derby girl. we love krystal! we love krystal! oh my god it's jj watt! oh my god! if you have a sweet tooth... you'll like this first story... fans of krispy kreme donuts are getting ready to double their orders tomorrow. saturday is december 12th, or 12-12. so any customer who buy a dozen donuts at krispy kreme on saturday will get 12-more glazed donuts free. the giveaway is part of the company's "day of the dozens" promotion, and is now in its third year. if you want to get in on the deal, you can get the coupon through the krispy kreme app on your smartphone. or you can bring a printed copy to the store. gop presidential candidate donald trump says he's a big fan of actor harrison ford.. but the feelings may not be mutual. trump told the new york times he loved ford's portrayal of a u-s president in the movie "air force one".. for america" in that movie. but.. during an interview for australian t-v.. ford reminded trum it was just a m

and we are preparing for a little bit of a cold snap. >> bryan: that is true. still some of the best weather around but tonight we'll get down to freezing, probably one more night thereafter. warm up to afternoon highs so by the weekend things look nice but we'll pick up some wind so there's a possibility it might feel a little cooler. we do have a disturbance coming through early next week, it doesn't look like it means much for us but an outside chance for a shower. it won't drop temperatures down dramatically because most of this stays to the north at this point. so setting up next week, which is a big week for so many people, maybe they're out of town, maybe they're not enjoying what we have, but, really, enjoy the weather the next few nights. >> rikki: sounds good. before we go, a wedding proposal so epic it shut down traffic in houston. the 24-year-old says he often takes his girlfriend for a drive on the highway, how they met and fell in love, but when he pulled over during a weekend ride, michelle didn't expect him to get down on one knee and pop the qu

we'll be right back with a final check on your forecast from bryan. you're watching channel 13 action news.. where you ask and we investigate. stay with us. near lake mead and jones. we'll tell you how the homeowner caught the suspect with his pants down.. recalled. have a literally. and from contact 13 tonight. coming up tonight on action news live at 6... a homeowner turned the tables on a burglary suspect early this morning near lake mead and jones. we'll tell you how the homeowner caught the suspect with his pants down.. literally. and from contact 13 tonight. thousands of packages of zatarains rice are being recalled. what you need to know if you have a dairy allergy. before we go... here's a look at what's coming up later on abc in primetime... at 8 -- the great christmas light fight at 10 -- the great holiday baking show at 11 -- action news that's our news for now.. but stay with us for abc's world news up next.

reporting in the newsroom, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news. neighbors describe horrifying scene.... after police say... a son shot and killed his father. it happened yesterday.... at the famly's home... near green valley and paseo verde in henderson. action news reporter.... mahsa saeidi is live.... with what neighbors are saying tonight. mahsa? a neighbor heard screams!so intense he couldn't tell if it was coming from a man or a woman! but this went on for minutes. we're told when told cops arrived -- they found a father dead. his son still in the house. being held at the henderson detention center. he's identified as eugene tshiyombo.investigators say this began sunday night. there was some sort of a fight between father and son. the next day someone inside called to report a missing person. cops checked it out. nothing. cops got another call several hours later...and made the gresuome discovery. we've reached out to the son. he's doesn't want to talk at this time. there's no one at the house but crime scene crews cleaning up. reporting live

>> say my name. >> reporter: bryan cran ton stop that is a mantel of emmys for paying walter white? "breaking bad." now oscar buzz for his latest role. >> dalton trumbo. >> the highest-paid writer in hollywood. >> a registered communist. >> reporter: in "trumbo" screenwriter dalton trumbo, blacklisted and jailed in the 1950s forupposed c cmunist ties. >> this fight came to him. i don't think he thought of himself as a hero to fight the fight. he defended himself. i think anyone would did that. >> reporter: he continued writing screenplays, including "spartacus." >> i pray for a son who will be born free. >> reporter: won two academy awards for "the brave one" and "roman holiday." >> don't you have toto work? >> today's going did be a holiday. >> reporter: both written in secrecy. >> the famous hollywood blacklist that made it impossible,for accused artists to work was drawn up in this room in the waldorf astoria hotel where i met with cranston and costars helen mirren and >>>> can't believe we're in the room where the document t was signed. i'm feeling very haunted in here. >> repor

to chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with the latest... bryan? .tonight...increasing clouds. lows 30 to 34 on the west side of the valley...31 to 35 on the east side. northwes wind 5 to 10 mph. of the valley...48 to 52 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph .wednesday...sunny. highs 46 to 49 on the west side clear. lows around 33. .thursday through friday night...clear. highs around 50. lows 31 to 34. breezy at times. outrage boiling over... in chicago.... after a college student and grandmother are shot and killed.... police. police say... her death was an accident. but... the victims' families are demanding answers. nats radio dispatch "we got 2 people shots fired by the police" (female dispatch) "yes they were" (male) police were called out saturday.... to a reported domestic disturbance... where -19- year old.... quintonio le-grier was reportedly threatening his father... with a bat. when police arrived... -55- year-old... bettie jones opened the door. the teen then reportedly fled... and... an officer opened

bryan over hearsays to hill the leader ofom the fors, why don'te give each side ten more minutes. the 30 minute speech is a brit ain't piece of work that he delivers without a single note, having played out the final moments of it several days before had had a debate in nebraska. he gives the cross of gold speech and literally, when he finishes giving the speech, you shall not press down and he takes his hands, his head is out and chest is out and finishes and it's complete silence. drops his hands and steps down. and the atlanta constitution says the hall was silent with a few moments more and then place explodes. men and women i jump to their feet. they stand t on chair and screa, they cheer, they wave anything atom hand. thee demonstration has to be one of the greatest marvels of political convention. nobody thinks is a candidate and no one thinks is a serious candidates makes him

we'll be right back with a final check on your forecast from bryan. a look at some of the stories we're working on for action news live at 6: the countdown is on for america's party tomorrow night.. and new year's eve security in las vegas is ramping-up. we'll tell you what's being done to keep you safe.. on action news live at 6. we'll be right back. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] b

bryan has another look at your work week forecast. but right now, here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching channel thirteen action news, where you ask. and we investigate. in twelve days.. making movie history. history. it also scored a record for christmas day box office sales on friday. and it all happened without the help of china...the second largest film market in the world. star wars opens there in two that's action news.. live at 11. thanks for watching. from all of us at channel 13.. have a great week. good night.

let's check in with chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan, when can i ditch the winter coat? ...wind advisory in effect until 10 pm pst this evening... .tonight...windy...c older...clear. areas of blowing dust in the evening. lows 23 to 27 on the west side of the valley...26 to 29 on the east side. north wind 20 to 30 mph decreasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. all that wind made it difficult for rescuers to get to a fallen red rock canyon. that hiker died after falling almost 100 feet. so far authorities have not released that person's name....we will keep you up we work to learn more. new developments following a deadly texas tornado. look at this video just into our newsroom. you can hear tornado sirens blaring near garland.. and the storm lights up the sky. the tornado is right there in the middle. lla here's a picture of that twister r arlier inthe day. it's just massive. it destroyed homes.. and killed at least seven people. this has been a holiday weekend of the country. at least 21 deaths are blamed on tornadoes and other storms. abc's chuck siversten (see-vert- se

reporting in carson city, bryan news. according to the latest travel survey from "triple-a" nevada... nevadans plan to travel for the christmas and new year's holidays.