jimmy details..has the bryan west team 12's today. team 12's bryan west has the details.. ???jimmy teases did the sun of you this labor day? we've got the most important if your burn starts to president obama is taking national what he had to say -- that's juice. ???adlib welcome???adlib juice. ???adlib welcome we begin this morning with the weather... we could be just 48 hours away from the worst storm arizona hurricane newton is churning in the pacific and taking aim at resorts in los cabos. people there nailed plywood over windows and pulled in fishing boats, while preparing for a possible direct hit. right now this is a category one storm. coastal portions of five mexican states could see up to 15 inches of rain. the national hurricane center says the storm will then cross in arizona. people vacationing in mexico at this hour.. are taking shelter. shelter. weather for us. jimmy.. when do you see the storm moving into the valley? ???adlib weather weather the trial resumes today for a scottsdale for a resumes today the trial weather???adlib weather the trial resumes today fo

bryan: i tried to be. want my clients to know i care about them deeply, that they have value, that their lives mean something. i do believe we are more than the worst thing we have ever done, i believe that for everyone, not just my clients. that means saying to them just , because you have lied does not mean you are only a liar. just because you have taken something does not mean you are only a thief. just because you will have killed does not mean you're only a killer. charlie: a quote from your book. after working for more than 25 years i understood that i do not do what i do because it is required or necessary or important. i do not do it because i have no choice. i do what i do because i am broken, too. i am broken, too. bryan: when you get close to suffering and spend a lot of time with inequality and abuse and trauma and neglect and incarceration and execution, it will break you. but i also think that it is in brokenness that we understand. charlie: has it broken you? bryan: it has. i have been brok

bryan, how's it looking? we're following a developing story off the western coast of mexico where tropical storm newton has now been upgraded to the way to southern nevada. let's head over to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield who's tracking the storm. bryan? tonight...clear. lows 64 to 68 on the west side of the valley... of the valley... 93 to 97 on the east side. winds generally light becoming east up to 10 mph in the afternoon. good news and bad news in the aftermath of hurricane hermine. a direct hit as the storm moves out to sea.. but it's still causing some dangerous problems for millions day at the beach. abc's elizabeth hur shows us what's happening in atlantic city. nats - "...big waves..." beneath the powerful waves and the surging surf.. dangerous rip currents.. the work of now.. post tropical cyclone.. hermine.. nats - rolling up the eastern seaboard.. with winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. the threat.. closing many beaches throughout labor day weekend. sot - lifeguard "we're

. ♪ charlie: bryan stevenson is here.e is a public interest lawyer who has dedicated his life to fighting racial discrimination in the criminal justice system. his efforts have focused on putting a spotlight on the legacy of slavery in america. his nonprofit equal justice initiative has saved 125 death row prisoners from execution. he is -- he has won a landmark supreme court ruling that held mandatory life without parole sentences for minors is unconstitutional. the organization plans to open the first and largest memorial honoring the thousands of victims of lynching in the united states. that will happen next year. the project includes a museum that will explore the road from slavery to the current era of mass incarceration. both will be located in summary, alabama. i am pleased to have brian stephenson back at this table. welcome. when you went to montgomery, did you see unfurling this career that you have had, did you burn with the fire to do what you have done? see everythingt that would come. i grew up in a poor ru

reporting live, from live drive, bryan callahan, !3 action news. police are still scrambling right now to track down an escaped murder suspect. new at 5.. we're learning more about was involved in.. and hearing from a man who was nearly gunned down months before the suspect's recent arrest. 13-action news reporter david schuman walks us through the frightening video. 01:48:28 "this guy just has no regard for life at all." this is alonso perez -- suspected murderer -- trying to get into the office of the peterson motel and apartments. the manager lewis scott says he locked the door because perez appeared to be fighting with his girlfriend. it looks like he's going back to his car...but no. and shoots again. 01:53:39 "now he's getting them off good." and again. 01:46:01 lewis scott, peterson motel and apartments manager "there's the bullet here in the front counter. if this desk weren't here, it would've hit me." perez was charged with a felony for the shooting...but hadn't been caught until last week -- when he was picked up as a suspect for the mur

today bryan is fight anti-bullying. what an amazing story of courage and determination. and for all of us to look at this, a story of never giving up. rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, patriotism at the alameda county fairgrounds. >>> plus big excitement in the south bay gym. aly raisman stops by and shares an important message with these aspiring athletes. =terry/cu= veterans from across the bayare event every two years. =vo= >>> veterans from across the bay area look forward to this event every two years the east bay stand down. it started on friday at the alameda county fairgrounds. homeless and at risk veterans are offered medical services and communication therapy. one volunteer says he is confident these men and women at here today are going to benefit from its many offering. the event continues tomorrow again at the alameda county fairgrounds. >>> a young south bay gymnast could barely contain their excitement. after meeting aly raisman. in honor of national gymnastic day. she wanted to remind her fellow fans and olympians they make the sport look

bryan... and just about 20 minutes students will start gathering here at the ballroom in the student union to watch the first debate. (talk about current line) it's one of two debate watch party is taking place on the unlv campus tonight. the debate team is also hosting an event for local middle school and high school students across campus. of course we have a list of parties happening across town up on ktnv.com. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. the debate starts at 6 right here on channel 13.. but we'll also be streaming it live at ktnv.com.. so you can also watch from your computer.. tablet or smartphone. new information on the man police say opened fire in a starbucks over the weekend. pedro garcia is now charged with murder. action news anchor... lesley marin... is live from rainbow and warm neighborhood..... at a popular place.... over the weekend. lesley... tonight this starbucks is abandoned, sign on the door saying their close with flowers left behind by a customer for

let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center. bryan. thursday slight rain chances are in the forecast. similar to wednesday we could see some light rain in the morning and then a thunderstorm is normal for this time of year. court the man accussed of killing a customer at a local starbucks..... goes time today police say... pedro garcia pulled the trigger that morning.... pedro garcia is being held.... on friday. a lot of parents are understandably disturbed about a creepy clown profile on facebook that's included threats.. aimed at both a school and individuals. in fact.. one mother says her son has received direct messages.. making her want to keep him out of school. 13 action news reporter david schuman explains why some parents aren't taking it lightly. 06:58:27 lindsey welch, parent "they said they know where we live and they're at our window so check our window. lindsey welch's son was on his way home from chaparral high school when we spoke. she didn't even want him to go in after receiving a message that says "i know where you l

bryan scofield.... with more on what we can expect.... from newton. bryan.... it looks like a fairly quiet weather pattern is on tap with a dry northwesterly flow aloft. this will bring temps closer to average for this time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the weekend. time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the weekend. we're continuing to follow new developments on the proposed nfl time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the weekend. developments on the proposed nfl stadium. we're getting a look at a new financial draft that includes a healthy 15-percent annual return for stadium developers.. ahead of a big meeting on thursday. let's turn to 13 action news political analyst jon ralston. ----the headline is the proposed 15 percent rate of return. question is whether this is a negotiating point for the developers. it is listed as "unsettled" in the document. one member of the committee told me today there is "no way" that will get through. put it in perspective:

bryan?top story.. live with our bryan west is team 12's closed. and a freeway suspect shot in gunfire -- a pursuit ends in gunfire -- a right now.. two people are in the hospital.. after someone opened fire at a phoenix 7-eleven last night. the very latest on our other top story from 27-th avenue time now for a check of your hot headlines.. a 19-year-old is behind bars this morning -- accused of ?intentionally? causing a crash that killed someone. was trying to kill himself by causing the crash -- but instead cost another woman her life. it happened near litchfield road and peoria. in all -- four cars were involved in the crash. johnson survived and has been arrested on second degree murder charges. a one-year-old boy is recovering today.. after falling into a backyard pool at his home in chandler. investigators believe the child was able to get into the backyard through a doggy door.. and then into the pool area. officials say the boy was breathing and alert after the accident. he is expected to be okay. falling 20 feet off a ladder near 16th str

bryan? a fairly weak storm system over the gulf of california is pushing moisture in our chances for rain tonight look slim, but will improve tomorrow and continue on thursday. expect mostly cloudy skies tomorrow and partly cloudy on thursday, with highs in the mid highs will warm to around 90 that afternoon and remain the same on saturday. however, by saturday we will dry out and the winds will pick up ahead of a pacific system that will pass north of the days. the system will sweep in cooler air and drop highs to the mid 80s sunday through next tuesday. this afternoon people living in neighborhood are taking extreme measures to protects themselves from what they call-- dangerous squatters. it's after a fire broke out at a home overnight..for the second time in just two weeks! 13 action news reporter marissa people living in this neighborhood have resorted to theyre not taking any chances. they believe squatters have squatters-- may have gang affiliations. 06:54:17:26 robert mcdermott it mi

the scene with the latest bryan? you can see the carnage behind me here... but police say it stemmed from a hit and run a mile down the road. they say the red dodge magnum took off from that accident and ran a red light hitting the mustang. the passenger in the dodge has major head and neck injuries. she is in extremely critical condition tonight. police say the driver of the dodge briefly fought with firefighters on scene before being taken to the hospital. witnesses report the dodge was weaving before the crash.. and officers are doing dui tests. the driver of the mustang was also taken to the hospital, but we are told he was walking another hour or so at this callahan, 13 action news. new details on that mercury- contamination scare at johnson junior high . the epa and clark county school officials now admit the mercury may have been in the building longer than first reported. tonight.. we're speaking with the student who first came in contact with toxic substance. 13 action news anchor christopher king is live at

let's check in with chief meteorologist bryan scofield . bryan. winds will stay breezy overnight as we keep a sustained wind near 10 mph around and gusts up to 20 mph possible. skies will be clear and the temperatures will drop.

bryan... a lot was discussed during the three hour meeting here... but the most heated debate came in the final hour. as sheldon adelson's representitives have been saying for weeks they consider the committee members seemed okay with the $750 million in public contributions developers want from the increased room tax. and the raiders would pay for infrastructure near the stadium. developers said they couldn't make a guarantee because they will not know the entire cost they also said discusssions of revenue sharing with the county was a non-starter. developers say they can iron out the final issues up in carson city. andy abboud las vegas sands corp senior vp of government affairs :11 04.3555.00 "nothing is ever a hundred percent in an legislative process or any business deal or any relationship. so let's agree we want to bring the raiders here and let's go to the legislature and see if we can make it happen." the earliest the committee could forward the proposal to meeting. developers say they need a decision from the state legislature by the end of

bryan is joining us now with more. bryan?> hillary clinton just minutes ago issuing an apology for saying half of donald trump supporter belong in a, quote, basket of deplorables. it reads in part, quote, last night i was grossly generalistic and that's never a good idea. i regret saying half, that was

bryan callahan, 13 action news. a mile high mix up lands two little boys hundreds of miles from home. and now one mom wants the incident to be investigated. why the airline is now saying they boys were safe. and.. some good intentions with disas find out why efforts to keep people from getting sick ended with millions of dead honey bees.. and now.. beekeepers say an apology won't cut it. december last year. 14 americans are killed ooting inspired by isis. in the aftermath, congressman joe heck had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns. heck voted "no." 23 times. individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac trying to run from police.. plowed a car into a daycare. 35 children including 7 babies were in the building at the time. police say it started two miles away when the driver took off from the scene of an accident. the daycar

bryan. while the cloud cover and moisture has pushed into the area, most models seem to indicate that the rain is going however, given the conditions, a chance for rain remains in the forecast through tomorrow. high temps will warm to the upper 80s tomorrow and by the afternoon we will start to see a bit of a breeze, ahead of a large pacific system that will sweep through the area on thursday. breaking news now -- the against the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey. one of the charges include use of weapons of mass destruction and bombing a place of public use. he already faces charges for the attempted murder of policeo officers during the shootout that led to his capture. also new information about his writings. the writings reportedly include references to the late american al- qaeda cleric.. anwar al-awlaki.. who was linked to a number of terror plots and atta u-s. the fbi now confirms it became aware of rahami in 2014 when his father called to report that his son

but we'll begin with 13 first chief meteorologist bryan scofield who's tracking the changes. bryan. clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. things are pretty calm out here.. but as many of you know it was it knocked out power in part of the valley. school here is canceled tomorrow here at explore knowledge academy, because a power surge tied to an outage blew out a transformer. staffs says that damaged the air conditioning and other equipment making it unsafe for students. in other areas... wind knocked down large trees like this one you see near the again things have calmed down for the night. as for school here... it is scheduled to resume on tuesday. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. we're learning new details.... about the north las vegas doctor.... accused of groping a patient. police say.... doctor jorge burgos..... inappropriately touched a patient.... last month... and... she isn't the only one.... making accusations. -13- action news anchor..

bryan pagliano. the chairman awarded this in secret. and they have any regency going on here. secret. no consultation. no vote. secret emergency. this is the definition of abuse. and i believe they are unethical. and echo the passion of mr. lynch's spoken on this subject. and then try to force bryan pagliano with very serious constitutional concerns and should not be placed in any position to vote for resolution that subjects them or their staff. the american bar association and of which i have been a member of since 1976 that prohibit attorneys to take actions to embarrass or to berger and private citizens. in his professional misconduct. to warn that no attorney should be compelled to appear in a congressional hearing when is known ended chance that no information will be obtained in the sole effect of the summons is exactly what we have a year. although republicans try to argue bryan pagliano had immunity we had the opportunity to confirm that. budget is already dead ruled that he can continue to research privileges which he has done. what exposes the committees of uses for

bryan.... the increase we are talking about is one penny on every ten dollars spent in clark county. it is being pitched as a way to protect tourists, but will have an impact in your community as to do something on the law enforcement side. public safety has changed in the last two years, the past six months, twelve months." that's why the stadium committee asked the governor to add policing on the strip and downtown to their tasks. the comittee is discussing a tenth of a percent sales tax increase to add more police protection valley wide. it would generate nearly eight million dollars a year to add more police in the resort town. it would be such a devastating blow that we don't even want to contemplate it." during the last meeting... loss in perspective... telling the committee tourism dropped by ten percent in paris over the last year following the terrorist attacks. do you support that increase? yes. whatever is takes. while the tax would be collected countywide... members of the commit

bryan scofield. bryan. a robbery in broad daylight is caught on camera at a valley america's mart at cactus and spencer in henderson. if you watch carefully.. you can see a man get out of the suv.. then grab more than 12-hundred dollars worth of tools from the back of a pick up parked next to him. he's hidden between the 2 vehicles.. but you can see him putting what appears to be the tools in his suv.. then take off. throughout the city. 13 action news..... political analyst.... jon ralston has been all over this. today... he was right there in the room.... as more people weighed in on the topic. jon.... ----the economic club of las vegas invited a couple of professors to talk about the proposed stadium. professor stefan syzmanski of the university of michigan has written a lot about the promises made by stadium developers and what is really delivered. play sound 5---professor stefan szymanski research...." "...we can't measure it." ----the professor also talked about how so-called multiplier effects, where

bryan scofield.... is tracking our-ever changing weather bryan? we've heard from so many people about the proposed nfl stadium with the special session just a little over two weeks away.. 13- action news political analyst jon ralston has been touching base with his sources to find out what the big players are saying. ----unlv professor rob lang has been talking about stadiums before sheldon adelson was. he thinks it's a natural next step for las vegas. play sound

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team 12's bryan west is following this top story from near state route 51 and thomas.. bryan. time now for a check of your hot headlines.. a pinal county sheriff's detention lieutenant is recovering this morning.. after he was attacked by several inmates. it happened yesterday afternoon inside the pinal county jail.. officials say three inmates stabbed the lieutenant. he was airlifted to a local hospital and is currently in stable condition. the body of a missing boater has been found.. and this morning.. a medical examiner is trying to 24-year-old chintan shah disappeared sunday at lake pleasant while on vacation with friends. they say shah was not drinking -- and his family tells us the young man was very athletic. a man is behind bars this morning -- accused of stealing a briefcase with $3-million dollars worth of jewelry -- from the artist "drake." police say travion king swiped the briefcase off of drake's tour bus.. while it was parked outside talking stick resort arena. king was later arrested on a-s-u's campus in downto he was still carrying the briefcase at the time.

team 12's bryan west has the details.. plus.. protesters rush onto the stage -- after ryan lochte's first performance on "dancing with the stars." what you didn't see on t-v -- that's in the morning and if it wasn't before -- it is now.. why hillary clinton and donald trump's health has become a campaign issue -- and how they're planning to fix it. ???adlib welcome we begin with breaking news this morning.. multiple police officers are in the hospital right now.. after someone ran them over at a phoenix q-ran them over at a phoenix q-t. team 12's bryan west is live at 25th avenue and camelback ???adlib weather the uptown square and ???adlib weather???adlib ???adlib weather this morning to try to find a missing guide at the grand canyon. 34-year-old joshua tourjee was reported missing yesterday while on a colorado river excursion. he was last seen wearing a bright green shirt and dark shorts. because of the high winds yesterday.. the national park service was unable to fly search crews into the canyon -- and they are hoping for be

bryan are triple digits are back in the forecast? it looks like a fairly quiet weather pattern is on tap with a dry northwesterly flow aloft. this will bring temps closer to average for this time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through mountain shower possible thursday. the winds will pick up to then windy on tuesday as it passes mainly to our north. the system will also drag in it's your voice your vote in the race for president. labor day marks the beginning of the home stretch of the general election and today there's a poll that shows that this vote could well be a squeaker. the brand new cnn orc national poll shows a significant change in the numbers from just a few weeks ago. here's kim hutcherson with a home stretch... new cnn-o-r-c poll shows a dead heat between democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump. the survey - which was conducted by phone between september first and fourth - finds trump leading clinton by two percentage points ... 45- to 43-percent among likely voters. it's a sign

let's check in with 13 first meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. the southern nevada area is ridge of high pressure along with minor support from dry air aloft. this allows las vegas to continue with mainly sunny skies and temperatures slightly above normal for this time of year. city wide temperatures should range between 97 and 102, possibly 105, degrees with winds out of the southwest fairly light. we hold this pattern clear through the weekend but by sunday night, a new weather feature begins interacting with southern nevada. shortwave gathering speed to the southwest of san diego within the pacific that will bring in the wind but a fantastic cooling trend for the valley! monday through wednesday temperatures gradually fall to the mid 90s, low 90s, and potentially the upper 80s! the catch? the winds will pick up and sustained winds look to hold between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between the west along the california coast. chances keep to the west along we have some breaking news... police have arrested this woman...26 year old lahtijera howard i

bryan what did they have to say? all of the members i talked to said essentially the same thing they can't read the governor's mind when it comes to a special session but they say they think this is a office of economic development or sntic chairman :13 12.17.33.00 "they'll stil want to vet all the issues to make sure it makes sense for the community and for the state. i'm hopeful at the end of the committees go to. the recommendations we have made are very thorough. we've thought of every component of that." and to reach that conclusion and have unanimous support on both of the discussions today was tied to the revenue sharing. developers have said all along did not want revenue sharing in the deal. public dollars that will be generated by the stadium should why doesn't the governor call a special session now? if the fundraising blackout is a concern.. why doesn't the governor call a special session after the election? election? what's going on behind the scenes he much influence and money is adelson throwing at thi

i'm xx chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan we are still under an air quality advisory? tonight...clear. lows 64 to 68 on the west side of the valley... 66 to 71 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .tuesday...sunny. highs 90 to 94 on the west side of the valley... 93 to 97 on the east side. winds generally light becoming east up to 10 mph in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 68 to 72 on the west side of the valley...70 to 75 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 91 to 95 on the west side of the valley...94 to 98 on the east side. winds generally light becoming southeast up to 10 mph in the we're now just two months away from the general election. hillary clinton and donald they are both in the battleground state of ohio - as the campaigns enter a critical month. abc's kenneth moton is in our washington bureau with how the candidates are trying to appeal to the voters. labor day and the sprint is on to election day. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "the ma

there's bryan todd. we'll get to him in just moments.dnight curfew in hopes of keeping her city calm, but the protests over the fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott show no signs of ending right now and a

let's get right out to 13 action news reporter bryan callahan...with the latest. bryan. nearly -20- people are without a home this evening..... after a fire swept through.... -8- apartment units.... -8- apartment units.... near las vegas boulevard and serene. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston talked with a woman who says the fire started inside her home. take pkg take sot samantha hoyer, apartment burned i was scared out of my mind. samantha hoyer couldnt believe the intensity of the flames-- coming from inside her apartment unit overnight. but what made matters worse-- sot samantha hoyer i was is eight months pregnant. sot samantha hoyer it's enough hoyer says she was cooking last night-- she stepped out of the room for just a minute-- and says when she got back-- her kitchen was up in flames. but this wasn't the first fire at this complex - in fact, there have been several over the past few years. the former hoa treasurer-- aaron yashoafar-- was indicted back in 2011-- for taking the money meant for repairing the units destroyed by flames. today-- more cleanup--

bryan are triple digits are back in the forecast? it looks like a fairly quiet weather pattern is on tap with a dry northwesterly flow aloft. this will bring temps closer to average for this time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through

bryan callahan is live..... near flamingo and paradise.... with the latest on the negotiations bryan.... number one today... developers say they will not support a 39 percent limit on the public contribution to the proposed 65-thousand seat stadium. a committee member referred to that limit as a "deal breaker" on the representatives for sheldon adelson said they public committee members also questioned whether the developers could host 46 events at the stadium in the first... which they termed "aggressive." another big question that could not be answered today was who would pay for potential infrastructure costs around the stadium site. developers saying a lot of that is reliant on the final cost of the stadium... which they admit may not be next year. the committee is currently scheduled to meet next thursday... and could vote on a final recommendation at that point. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. some big personalities were in that meeting today.. and they each had some strong opinions about how the stadium should be funded

let's get right out to 13 action news reporter bryan callahan...with the latest. bryan. nearly -20- people are without a home this evening..... after a fire swept through.... -8- apartment units....

13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield is in the weather center right now. bryan. a fairly weak storm system over the gulf of california is pushing moisture in our increase humidity. chances for rain tonight look slim, but will improve tomorrow and continue on thursday. expect mostly cloudy skies tomorrow and partly cloudy on thursday, with highs in the mid and upper 80s both days. latest on the loma fire in northern california. here's a look at the santa cruz mountains that are continuing to burn at this hour. the fire has grown to 15-hundred acres. so far one home has been destroyed. another damaged. hundreds of homes have been evacuated since the fire began burning. it's still only about 5 percent contained. we're learning more about this a starbucks near rainbow and warm springs over the weekend. this is 41-year old alexander khutsishvili.. and the employees at that starbucks say he was a regular. 13 action news anchor lesley marin is there live right now with more. lesley. we're told this man-- walked into this starbucks all the time-- on sunday he came in lik

i'm joined by 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield now -- bryan when can we see some rain? while the cloud cover and moisture has pushed into the area, most models seem to indicate that the rain is going to stay to our south and east. however, given the conditions, large pacific system that will sweep through the area on thursday. this system is expected to bring big winds to the area with gusts to about 50mph om thursday. also, it will sweep in cooler air, dropping high temps back to the mid 80s on friday. as the system makes an exit on highs in the mid 80s, light of degrees for the start to next workweek. we're learning new details-- after a local pastor was attacked outside his apartment. we now know-- the suspect was convinced that the pastor was an f-b-i agent-- following his every move. 13 action news reporter marissa this arrest report explains how laak told police he thought he was being followed and harrassed by fby agents-- because of information he had on several crimes. take vo laak appeared in court today-- looking blankly into our cameras. according to the ar

bryan. lows 67 to 72. south winds up to 10 mph. .saturday...sunny. highs around 90 on the west side of the valley...89 to 93 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph increasing to southwest 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. .saturday night...clear. lows 65 to 68 on the west side of the valley...66 to 70 on the east side. today appointed two people to fill vacancies in the state assembly--and now--they'll help decide whether or not the city will bu in las vegas. stephanie smith will now represent district one -- and kyle stephens will now represent district five. the temporary positions could have a huge impact on clark county's future. susan brager, county commissioner 13:33:12:13 what is their accountability to the public? so asking the right questions and hoping you're putting the right person in that seat to make decisions that are really sometimes coming back to the county 13:33:23:11 in the likely special session in october... legislators will consider financing for the nearly 2-billion dollar football with new assemblyman kyle stephens. he says

bryan callahan joins us.... with a look at those issues. bryan... the committee has laid out three key decisions it must convention center expansion to the governor's office. the first is whether the city of las vegas should have a representative on the stadium authority. that is something mayor carolyn goodman asked for at the last the proposed 39 percent limit on the public contribution to the project. stadium developers are opposed to that clause... saying they need the $750 million from the room tax even if the cost of the 65,000 seat stadium drops below the current estimate of $1.9 billion dollars. the third is a proposal that would exempt the stadium fro after the stadium is approved. if the committee can make it through all those issues tomorrow... it could forward the plan to the governor. then... it would be up to the governor to call a special session to vote on the proposed deal. bryan callahan, 13 action news. when all is said and done... the stadium would hold..... about -65- thousand people. it's projected to bring.... a lot of jobs he

adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' high pressure builds in the southwest but this high will not drastically change our weather a whole lot. with the highs getting close to 90 by monday. sunshine each day is expected in las vegas and all areas around it! "your voice.... your vote".... in the race to the white house... some people..... are already voting. there are -46- days... until election day.... but... early voting started.... in -4- states.... today. minnesota... vermont... virginia... and south dakota. here in nevada... early voting starts.... october - 22-nd and ends... november -4-th. you have until october -8-th..... to register to vote... or change.... your party affiliation. the presidential candidates left the campaign trail today to take care of an important homework assignment- prepare for their first debate. take place monday night at hofstra university in long island. many analysts believe it could change the trajectory of the race.. with viewership estimated to be on par with the super bowl. the third a

today bryan is fighting anti-bullyi anti-bullying. he's a motivational speaker. that's what he's doing but what an amazing story of courage and determination and for all of us to look at this, a story of never giving up. rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> rick, thank you. >>> young south bay gymnasts could barely contain their exciting after meeting olympic great aly raisman. she took time to wait for a san jose gymnastics club. wait for this scream. yeah, there it is. raisman wanted to remind her fans that olympians might make the sport look easy but even great athletes have rough days. >> it's not always easy. it took me a really long time to learn skills or to perfect certain things. so it's important for them to remember if you're having a rough day, if it's not coming together, it's okay. it's all about working hard. >> tonight all the members of the final five olympic team will be at sap center in san jose for the tour of champions. how about that? >>> jenny toste joins us again with a look at the weekend forecast. you were saying earlier, you know, 101 in o

bryan. high pressure builds in the southwest but this high will not drastically change our weather a whole lot. highs will increase a little each day through the weekend with the highs getting close to 90 by monday. sunshine each day is expected in las vegas and all areas around it! winds will be on the sunday and stay far away from the windy category. next week will be near the same clouds in the sky by monday but no rain is in the forecast. highs will increase to above 90 by wednesday but we are not talking extreme heat for this time of year. highs will be near the normal every day through the week. overnights will also be near the normal each day too. the family of the man shot to death by police in charlotte, north carolina today released dramatic video. in it, you can hear the husband. the shooting has caused violent protests in charlotte and around the country...with growing numbers now demanding the release of the official police videos. a-b-c's heather waliga is in charlotte where a

let's check in with 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan? saturday will be quite calm and clear around southern nevada. highs will be above the normal with las vegas just being above the century mark. sunshine will be around for all water as it will be very dry outside. by the end of the weekend a weak low will have moved onto shore around san diego and travel up the coast. las vegas will not expect chances for rain or even heavy clouds but winds will begin to whip up sunday afternoon and become gusty for monday. as this occurs, temperatures will fall dramatically! high temperatures for monday will be around 95 degrees with local areas in the upper 80s by tuesday lasting clear into thursday! has held a procession in lower manhattan to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the nypd is remembering its members lost on 9-11 and those lost due to 9-11 related illnesses. the route began on lower broadway before ending at the n-y-p-d's police memorial wall where a memorial service was held. sunday marks 15 years since 19 men hijacked four

what's happening now, bryan? >> reporter: don, this crowd of hundreds of protestors, just joined a smaller crowd of pro protesters and came up to college street and took a knee insymbolism. it was quite a scene now they're up and on the move again. i was told a moment ago by one of the protesters a lot of these people were by the interstate, near it where ed lavenderas where they've had some confrontation with the police. some of them were. and we've got some people taking a knee again over here. check out the visual that you've got here. i'm not sure what they're saying exactly. let me see if i can move in here with my microphone a second, don. >> we're making a statement around the world. everybody take a knee. listen, [ inaudible ] [ chanting ] my brother, my brother, hello. holed up, my brother. and it's not going to start tonight or tomorrow. >> reporter: don what i can tell you also is this man is delivering his message to hundreds of people taking a we did in front of him. i can look around and the police

right now in the weather center bryan. tonight...increasing clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. mostly in san bernardino and mohave counties. highs 81 to 84 on the west side of the valley...83 to 87 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph mph in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly cloudy in the evening then becoming partly cloudy. lows 67 to 72 on the west side of the valley... 66 to 71 on the east side. south winds 15 to 25 mph. we are staying on top of developments..... involving those bombing attacks.... in new york and new jersey. filed.... several new charges..... against ahmad ra-himi... including.... using a weapon of mass destruction. also tonight.... federal officials confirm.... that they had been warned..... about accused bomber... ahmad ra- hami..... who is seen in this surveillance footage... allegedly about to plant bombs.....

we're live in tempe, bryan west, 12 today. >> bryan, thank you. >>> hot headlines. prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for an arizona man convicted of supporting the islamic state terrorist group and helping to plot an attack in texas. an attorney is seeking a sentence of nearly six years in prison or life. don't shoot! hands up! don't shoot! >>> for the sixth night in a row, protestors took to the street of charlotte, demanding justice for the shooting of keith scott. he was holding a gun and was threatening officers, according to police, but his family said he did not have a gun. >>> there will be a debate next month in arizona between they will meet face-to-face october 10 at the walter cronkite school of journalism in downtown phoenix. she is looking to unseat the republican senator, who's running for his sixth term. >> 6:03 right now. >>> the first of three scheduled presidential debates between clinton and trump take place tonight. the two presidential candidate will go toe-to-toe at hofstra university in hempstead, new york. the 90-minute debate will be m

bryan... many of the student s that gathered in the ballroom were eager to see what they can expect from the candidates when they take the stage at the thomas and mack. about a hundred people were in the crowd, that was one of two watch parties on campus. students saying the candidates kept their attention through the entire hour and a half long debate... while saying both did a lot of skating. take sot ryan romero unlv really great start to the debate season. i really get the feel this is a real thing. it is happening." allie duda unlv student 6-18 "it was very interesting to see how they answer the questions. specifically beating around the question instead of actually answering it, which probably would've been the better option." several of the students are volunteering to work the october 19th debate. the others are hoping they are chosen to attend through the 13 action news. if tonight's viewership predictions pan out.. this will be the most-watched debate in american history. some of the

bryan. this is all still a very fluid process that is just beginning. the meeting held here tonight by cc sd was to help answer some questions and address concerns from both parents and teachers. you do?" that was the question to ccsd leaders concerning the process of turning up to 6 underperforming schools each year into state supervised charter schools. 07.45.25.00 "this is the first process. we have a seat at the table." ccsd has identified 142 underperforming schools that could be on a department of education list for possible conversion due out next month. they are careful to say parents 07.46.35.00 " we will begin the next series and he said is the list." but many parents are worriedt left out if a school is chosen as a charter. 08.17.17.00 "they are going to choose who is going to stay and who is going to be out." but both state and ccsd leaders ldn't be the case.. saying the law requires the new thing is you're guaranteed a space. i think the second thing is you're guaranteed a voice." the charter schools would be able to hire its own principal

bryan. tonight...increasing clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. nevada lawmakers will soon have to vote on a room tax increase to help pay to help pay for a proposed nfl stadium near the las vegas strip. but despite all the support being thrown it's way.. the results of an exclusive new 13-action news/ rasmussen reports poll shows a lot of people don't like the idea. only 34-percent say they're in favor.. while 52-percent oppose. another 14-percent say they're not sure. in that same exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen reports survey.. we also asked if you'd be more likely.. or less likely to vote for a room tax hike to build the stadium. 38% said they'd be less likely. 20% said more likely. 36% said it would have no impact on their voting decision. 6% weren't sure. we're getting answers tonight.... about a defunt.... "i-t-t tech"..... that left thousands of students hig

bryan. tonight...increasing 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. we're learning more tonight.... about the -16- year-old..... killed in a dirt bike crash..... last night.... in summerlin. loved ones say.... shane sanders... who was on his way home..... was loving... bright... and kind to everyone. police say... he was riding his dirt bike... illegally on the road..... ran a red light... and... hit a car.... on hualapai and alta. (no name, 29:49) just knowing (butted with) (sgt. richard strader, 17:51) totally patrol officers are seeing..... an increase..... in the number of dirt bikes.... illegally on the road... and tonight... he has an urgent warning.... to parents. don't give them access to leave any part of the city to drive out to the outskirts of the desert because how do you think they're going to get there. there is an outpouring of support on-line for the teen... originally from arizona. he attended.... "palo verde high school"... last year. violent confrontation

let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield bryan. by friday, rain chances are less than 10% early and we dry out entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak a little above the normal value for this time of the year. as we move into the weekend northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it the upper 80s and low 90s but by sunday, mid 80s will be common along with winds increasing to between 10 and 20 lower 80s. winds continue for the day but slack off as we move into tuesday and wednesday. sunny skies will be common saturday clear into next week with highs in the lower 80s after monday. news -- a rare interview with casino mogul and businessman extraordinaire -- steve wynn! wynn sat down with our political analyst jon ralston for ninety minutes. the two talked about so many things -- but tonight, we'll focus on terroism -- both how real the threat is, and how steve wynn is guarding against it. wynn: and i don't want terrible things to happen in las vegas or my guests. more on just ho