saturday and sunday do hold the potential for being breezy like this past saturday and sunday so hold on to your hats if you have any outdoor plans! here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter and our annual coats for kids drive is underway. we're partnering with tropical smoothie. please donate gently used or tropical smoothie cafe. to find a location near you go to ktnv dot com. thanks to the salvation army. they'll distribute the coats to families in need. and a big thanks to tropical smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of 13 action news. frightening moments at caesars the parking garage. the bullet hit a parked car and fortunately nobody was hurt. metro tell us the shooter is in custody this morning. meanwhile, a community in new york city is continuing to recover following this month's bombing. yesterday city leaders hosted a 'small business crawl' through the chelsea neighborhood where the explosion happennd. it was all to support businesses affected by the were damaged. 29 people were injured when authorities say ahmad rahami set off bomb

i'm really holding i swear. you saw that alligator started to flail in an attempt to escape the anchor's grasp. the gator no match for the anchor. he tried to hold firm until another animal expert could take over. they say that animals can pick up on your anxiety and nervousness. maybe that's what the alligator thought. you know what i have a feeling anchor man you just don't people feel anxiety holding an alligator. >> marie: that's true. what would you do in that situation?

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saturday and sunday do hold the breezy like this past saturday and sunday so hold on to your hats if you have any outdoor plans! here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter underway. we're partnering with tropical smoothie. to ktnv dot com. smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of 13 action news. in just hours-- the washington mall... mall... as the suspected gunman is set to make his first court appearance. the 20 year old suspect was arrested saturday night, after charged in half-a-dozen criminal cases since 20-13. police say he started shooting in a department store friday night.. killing a man and 4 females. leann washington :13-:22 "as i was going into the dressing room i heard 4 shots, pop pop pop pop then the associate came running and she got into the dressing room with me." (butted with) 1:01-1:13 "i was really frightened and all i could think about was my kids and my granddaughter. and i was thinking i wonder what it feels like to get sh crying... and i was just really scared." investigators say the suspect was a u-s citizen who immigra

high temperatures will hold in the upper 80s with lower 90s expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. and he goes i'm going to get a valley starbucks. now his friends are opening up only to 13 actions news-- and they say he was trying to turn his life around. friends knew alexsander khutsishvili, by his nickname "sasha". they say he slept in a park springs and rainbow. they describe him as upbeat and kind. "he was the kind of guy that i knew if he was around nothing would've happened to me." it was inside that starbucks... sasha met a hypnotherapist who was trying to help him in his battle with alcoholism. i ask him why do you want to stop drinking? he said because of my daughter i want to help the relationship with her she police do not believe sasha knew his suspected killer pedro garcia. he's expected in court this morning. vm this morning-- we're expecting to learn more about a fatal confrontation between police and this woman... brenda kimberling. you might remember this video from the incident last december near las vegas boulevard and craig. you see kimberling holding a gun un

highs will hold in the upper off between 15 and 25 mph but the weekend along with holding high temperatures in the upper 80s and lower 90s. an incredible escape -- for a pilot and passengers in arizona. they survive -- not only a crash -- but a fireball. reports...and it went straight down. four skydivers -- onboard the small cessna -- were set to jump in a local festival -- when the plane ran into trouble. all of them -- bailing out -- without a scratch. the pilot also parachuted to safety-- suffering burns -- and other injuries. the plane crashed into a house. inside -- were not hurt. the national transporation safety board -- is investigating. a massive sinkhole in florida could be posing a major threat to the state's main sources for drinking water. because of the sinkhole...more than 2-hundred million gallons of contaminated water have spilled in the water supply. the fertilizer company responsible...mosaic..says the watr is only slightly radioactive and doesn't pose melanie woods: "the first word that comes to your mind when you hear radioactive is cancer." the leak has a been a probl

palo verde high school will hold a special remembrance ceremony for all the 9-11 victims... the school's foreign languages teacher barbara edwards. edwards was a passenger on american airlines flight 77, which crashed into the this morning-- classes are cancelled at walter johnson ccsd leaders are trying to explain to parents why their children were kept inside for nearly 20 hours-- but parents tell us once again they feel like they have more questions than answers. parker collins is following this story for us-- from the school. parker? there will be no students here--- as the school remains closed today. last night... ccsd met with parents... but things quickly got out of control. 6:08:42 they're not going to the meeting was supposed to be an open house. epa officials were there too. there was a lot of yelling and talking over one another. many parents we spoke to didn't get the answers they wanted... specifically where exactly the mercury came from... and how and when it spread. :09:19jarrod langendorf/dad "this meeting was a failure to begin with and that's unfortunate-i

a party turns chaotic after a balcony holding college students collapses. nobody was killed, but it's shedding light on something that happens way too often. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. rain chances hold well to the north of southern nevada but with the rotation of this pressure system and how it is oriented windy conditions will be common today and tomorrow. south/southwest winds between 10 and 25 mph will be common with gusts ranging between 35 and 45 mph during into the overnight. lake wind advisory has been put in place for the colorado river valley area along with lake las vegas and lake mead from the good news with all of this winds and deal with a low pressure system is that our tempwill begin to drop and mild highs weekend! today, highs will range between 93 and 98 degrees valley wide. by wednesday, highs will range between 86 and 91 degrees along with winds holding into the weekend.

are holding for that time frame! as this low passes over head, high temperatures will it could be a mess on your roadways this weekend. major ramp in the spaghetti i-15 and 95 interchange with more on what to expect. marissa adlibs heres what you need to know-- the nevada department of transportation will be closing the southbound us 95 to southbound interstate 15 ramp. this is happening starting tonight at ten-- itll go until sunday morning at ten. this could cause a little bit of a mess-- because this is the state-- with over three thousand cars traveling through it every hour during rush hour. if you are driving this weekend-- try to avoid that area-- there will be detour signs for you to follow if you have to drive through there. mk-- 13an. near tropicana and durango. "all in favor? aye" fade out at all opposed." now to the big morning. las vegas has taken a major step forward toward building a proposed 1-point-9 billion dollar nfl stadium. so, what's next in the process? it's not a done deal, but we do know the

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high temperatures will hold in the upper 80s with lower 90s expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. rain chances do pick up to 25% for tomorrow too but friday morning rain chances are now out of the forecast. mainly sunny skies will be back just in time for the weekend but it will come at a small gusty price. winds will be picking up through the weekend into the next workweek. saturday night winds should sunday morning and through the day, 15 to 25 mph winds will be common along with gusts up to 35 mph. monday yields even stronger winds with gusts possible up to 40-45 mph so plan accordingly if you will be spending time outdoors sunday into monday. as the winds subside monday night, cooler air rolls in and high temperatures will fall to the lower 80s. from 11am to 4pm, rain chances fall slightly to 25% and then to 20% from 5pm to 10pm. pooling on roads and local flooding are plausible today so take caution navigating surface streets. high temperatures will hold in the upper 80s with lower 90s expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. rain chances do pick up to 25% for tomorrow

certainly hold onto the hats friday and saturday. weubd wind coming through with colder temperatures. as i step back. 71 saturday. 64 sunday. 66 on monday. over night temperatures i think officially for the airport. we'll stop at 40 monday morning. many neighborhoods in the metro up and down i 25. likely be down into the 30s. know. feel like fall. since it's starting to look like it. >> should be over all a good waoebgtd. to head into the high country. >> . i'll take that yellow sports car. >> . the leaves are petty. washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton thousands of recreation industry jobs. gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible the u.s. da hasn't said exactly which story store as of yet. >> . hoping a new video touting its food safety improvements. will hep help it regain trust of customers. on the web site. founder say

trump is planning to hold rallies in washington, d.c. and florida today. libertarian party candidate gary johnson remains in hot water but is apologizing for drawing a blank when questioned about a major international crisis. sot gary johnson: barnicle: what would you do, if you were about? barnicle: aleppo. johnson: and what is aleppo? barnicle: you're kidding. johnson: no. barnicle: aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. johnson: okay. got it. aleppo is the largest city in war- torn syria. lately, images have dominated headlines showing children who've been affected by the war there. minutes after his interview,johnson acknowledged take a look at this... a major rescue operation in italy over the alps last night. 110 people were trapped in mid-air when some cable cars stopped working. rescue crews used helicopters to get 65 people out-- then the weather was too rough for flying. so they had to stop. the rest were stuck overnight...and crews will try to get to them this morning. time now is x:xx --- still to come... it's a peaceful

we hold this patter clear upper 80s! the catch?....the winds will pick up and wednesday. mainly sunny skies will hold though and rain chances keep to the west on the california coast. good morning las vegas at 5 including... the video of murder suspect alonso perez making his escape from inside an interregation room. next--hear the changes police plan on making in light of all this. plus... clinton: it was a mistake to have a personal account. i certainly wouldn't do it trump face-off to talk about national security. hear their plans for keeping our country safe. parker adlibs from the school..but there's a lot of questions that remain. 13 action news reporter parker collins is at the school near buffalo and alta...and just spoke with one of the students parker adlibs parker adlibs kymarah porter, student 4:08:48-4:08:57 "it was kind of crazy because we were like sleeping on the floor ... it got really late and everybody was running all around." parker adlibs thanks parker. we'll check back with you as the time now is ... let's turns things over to 13 first alert meteorol

, and i think that hold back goes with god. >> mr. cohen, you indicated that, there should be a broader discussion. who is not at the table? if there was broader discussion to occur, who needs to be involved in that conversation? >> a couple of different people that are missing from the table. one would be our friends at ticketmaster. and i know that they have very strong opinions opinions and attacks by bot questions and they would be helpful. different other parts of industry, the brokers have an absolute need and desire to be at the table to help work this issue out and to be part of the discussion. >> do you have anything to add or subtract to what mr. cohen was indicating, about a broader range of discussion? >> our experience at ticket fly has been very different than the ag's report, in that will -- total hold backs is less than 10%. not very reflect tir. >> thank you. >> if i may add something, ticketmaster is the vehicle through which we sell all of our hamilton tickets. we have worked on the bot issue over the last six month

and have all of these holdings holdings in russia and everything else for his business. i think people need to really thataway from the haters just cannot stand this woman being president and making up these things with no actual proof. the last caller did not say one specific thing. did she still the white house silverware? no. she is out there, and the foundation was created to help people. you know, like carter goes and builds houses. i think we're lucky to have them in the political system. i think when you tear down and make up lies, like somebody is not really a real president of the united states or that they , and you this or that cause them to be unable to lead, like donald trump did to obama, i think there should be a charge of harassment. host: margaret, thank you for calling. meredith mcgehee? guest: these two dollars strike strikehese two callers me. it is about the polarization of america. there is this question about dysfunction of congress, how congress is at loggerheads and cannot even pass of the zika funding bill. a lot of times you look at dysfunction

while we talked about the disadvantages, the wrongness of hold backs, the consequences, that hold backs may be a result of what we're trying to eliminate here. >> absolutely. >> i don't mean to imply there's anything negative about a hold back in and of itself. >> i guess your point was about knowing the market? >>. >> exactly. was there distribution in which, they weren't playing a game? >> you indicated, mr. coen in your testimony about the potential uses for bots, and to make certain that we didn't sweep away any technology that can play a positive role in the ticketing ecosystem and elsewhere. it's why we went to significant efforts to narrowly draft this legislation so we didn't get outside a scope and enter an arena i'd be reluctant to go. are there examples of bots technology that would be advantageous to consumers? >> we don't see anything. >> if this legislation were broader, what positive benefit to consumers would be -- >> if you said it was only automated systems and there's a lot of bots, the whole point is the automated system, the human intervention will always overcome i

by wednesday, highs will range subsiding to normal values and holding into the weekend. as we move into the weekend though, highs will slowly creep back to slightly below normal temperatures. 92 to 97 degrees will be common saturday and sunday support for 49'ers quarterback colin kaepernick continues to this morning-- players from multiple teams using different ways to protest. dolphins players arian foster, kenny stills, jelani jenkins and michael thomas all took a knee during the national anthem at their game in seattle. meanwhile their opponents... the seahawks locked arms with each other. they say this was a sign of solidarity and respect for all doug baldwin :52-1:03 "the message that we're sending is that yes there are things in our country that need to be changed, but that's why our country is so great... because we're never afraid to face those challenges head on and make those changes." (butted with) :15-:30 "obviously we want to honor the lives that were lost 15 years ago on this tragic day. also honor those that sacrifice their lives for the freedom that we ch

you know, she wasn't actually hold up somewhere and sipping piÑa coladas.she was fund-raising and filling her coffers for the big fall craziness and all of the media buying. i think she was resting, especially for someone like hillary clinton, someone who travel to 112 countries as secretary of state, but i think she only did a couple of events publicly. a lot of people raised eyebrows, particularly republicans, who said, why isn't she out there? the storylines started humming a couple weeks ago. last week, she had this coughing spell. it sort of has energized a lot of people on this and has given them ammunition when it could've been put to bed a lot sooner. >> certainly ammunition from david axelrod, who served as president obama senior advisor with this tweet you write about -- antibiotics can cure for the pneumonia and what is the cure for an unhealthy penchant for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems? >> it's a definite problem for her, i think, because she is so reserved. why isn't she able to show people more of herself? why isn't she

hold him -- >> i am. i am. >> hold him -- >> i am. i am. i am. >> all right. >> sports final, steve was holding an alligator that decided it wanted to get away and have steve as a snack. no one was hurt. >> fixing his jacket. very dignified. we will be right back. we will get his reactin fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >>> september 1. here in 25 minute. start with showers in the morning. not every town but a few towns picking up rain. >> is your hand still shaking -- >> my heart is still pumping. he was holding a crocodile -- [ talking at the same time ] >> so strong. i wasn't fine -- [ l

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mainly sunny skies will hold though and rain chances keep to the west along the california coast. a contact 13 consumer alert this afternoon. ford is recalling an additional 1-point- 5-million vehicles. the door latches can break, and vehicles are moving. the affected vehicles are here on your screen. dealers will replace the latches for free. wells fargo has been hit with an 185- million-dollar fine for opening millions of unauthorized accounts in order to satisfy sales goals. 53-hundred employees have been fired for it. as part of an agreement with regulators, wells fargo will also compensate customers who had to pay fees or charges for investigators say thousands of employees at wells fargo opened accounts and moved funds that led to customers being charged. disney world in orlando is tightening up on ticket fraud. in an effort to keep people from sharing tickets.. children will now be required to have their fingers scanned before entering the park. parents who don't like the idea can have their own fingers scanned instead. disney says it doesn't store the fingerprints and the

a fan catches a foul bowl in one hand while holding his beer in the other! he falls down but does manage to save his beer... you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. coming up at -5-...a neighborhoods fight to prevent a fast food restaurant from setting up shop seems like it will never end. you'll hear from people who say they're putting their foot down, next. i'm following a developing situation at walter johnson junior high school. parents have been waiting for hours.... parker is there right now... las vegas at 5... a toxic scare at walter johnson junior high. all students have been released now..but classes are cancelled. this morning, parents are fuming..and searching for answers. this all started yesterday afternoon when mercury was found inside the school's gym. students were kept through the night to be screened by the e-p-a. 13 action news reporter parker collins is at the school right now with brand new information. parker adlibs parker adlibs

tuesday stays sunny with high temperatures holding in the mid 90s. some more clouds drift into the area on wednesday as the remnants of tropical storm newton move into the desert southwest. most of the rain and thunderstorm activity looks to stay over arizona, but we could see a a professional poker player with millions of dollars in winnings -- is wanted for passing off bad checks. police say ted forrest had 215- thousand dollars worth of checks bounce -- at the wynn las vegas -- some time between october 20-12 and may 20-13. the wynn's attorney says the casino filed a civil dispute against forrest... but decided to turn it into a criminal one. the six-time world series of poker champion is estimated to have more than six million dollars in tournament earnings. protestors gathered in front of the bellagio fountains in support of stopping the construction of the dakota "the las vegas tribe" teamed up with "the bee people" to get the word out. the group is afraid the pipeline will harm native american land... and the water supply in the missouri river

skies stay mostly sunny through the rest of next week with temperatures holding in the 90s. skies stay mostly sunny through the rest of next week with temperatures holding in the 90s. 15 years ago today... terrorists attacked our country-- killing nearly 3- thousand people. 3-hundred 43 of those people were firefighters. the untold story about that day... here in las vegas went through. today they remembered that... and all of the lives lost with a ceremony for the fallen. we were scared, literally, because you just thought that something might happen in our community that would affect our people at the same time. (nat bell ring) it was very hectic because at the time, everybody in the united states didn't know what the next target was. there was actually rumors that several other cities were the next target and we didn't know if las vegas was gonna be the next target. we g as quickly as we could. we came up with plans. the aircraft had shut down, there were people stranded. there was talk about our email systems being infiltrated. (nat bell ring) the mayor needed someone to

was he holding a book or was he holding a gun? >> that situation is whether he was holding a book, holding a gun. >> what if he turns out to be wrong? >> these are training officers to use different mechanisms to take down a criminal, let's use them. but this is not just about what happened in charlotte, north carolina yesterday. we are talking about what happens across the united states every single day. >> this is just the spark about something bigger. it doesn't matter if he add gun or book? >> not in this situation. i'm not here for the bigger cause. if he had a gun, i understand. if he didn't, it makes the situation worse. >> you are 28 years old, articulate young man. police are still firing over and over again. why are you still out here? >> i have a son. i tell my son everyday, my daughter is six in the first grade, respect the police. i respect the police. i was out there yesterday, people calling out their names and all this and that, like i told the police. captains, regular police officers. i don't think that you're a

. >> clinton has to hold on to all that she has. >> can she hold on to a razor-thin lead? plus, the chief strategist for the republican national committee goes one on one with soledad. soledad: how does he consider himself possibly as a uniter? >> hold on, soledad, w >> do trump's claims stand up to scrutiny? soledad: the battle for the white working class vote. i'm soledad o'brien, welcome to "matter of fact." soledad: thanks for joining me. we'll be talking with trump advisor sean spicer in just a few minutes, but first, we're well over a year into the presidential election, and polls show it's a nail-biter. in a statistical tie in four battleground states. and clinton's lead nationally has narrowed. a recent average of all national polls tracked by realclearpolitics shows clinton barely out in front of trump, by 1.5 percentage points. carl cannon is the washington bureau chief of realclearpolitics. nice to have you. before we get too specific numbers, i want to polls in general. receivables are starting to shift toward trump, and clinton is losing some of her lead. is t

rain chances hold here through we return to mainly sunny skies. during this time we don't see much of a change in temperatures. this fatal shooting at starbucks was just one of 4 murders this weekend. around 6 yesterday morning, a 20 year old man was shot near decatur and flamingo. he later died at umc. the shooter is still on the run. just about an hour later... the strip mall near spring mountain and wymn where another man had been shot. investigators tell us there were signs of a struggle, and the victims jewelry and shoes were strewn around the parking lot. one man has been detained, but as of right now-- metro says no on has been arrested. and....a 13 action news update... henderson police are now identifying the suspect in the brutal murder of a young mother of three. 48 year old michael kaplan is old woman to death saturday morning near sunset and boulder highway. neighbors tell us the victim's name was amanda kaplan. police say three children-- ages 7, 3 and 3 months.. were all inside the home at the time. they are now with child protectiv

after 11am, winds hold to 10-20 mph with occasional gusts around 25 mph. high temperatures though will only reach the lower 80s but could be as cool as the upper 70s; to look to be 77 to 83 degrees! this morning-- a "one man army" with an automatic rifle... and plenty streets in centennial hills. marissa kynaston is live in the neighborhood near tule springs crime. 20 year old conor climo just began his patrols at 6 a-m... he says he plans to patrol for about six hours a day. he says he'll be on the lookout for any suspicious activity-- mainly house breakins-- car breakins-- or any drug activity. again-- he is heavily armed-- saeidi asked him what he would do with his rifle if he saw any illegal activity. i'll pretty much stay within constitutional bounds when i'm doing this. but you won't shoot them? no. metro says all of this is legal-- as long as he stays away from restricted areas-- like schools or government buildings. mk-- 13an. right now-- police in north las night crash that claimed the life of an elderly man. officers say the 65 year old was jaywa

it's a blueprint that usually holds true. but this year? >> the map is falling all over the placements. >> reporter: the breakdown showed trump with strong pp heartland area. here trump leads two to one, 59 to 28%. trump also leading in the cincinnati-dayton region with a 51 to 39% edge. >> these numbers show wider margins than we saw in 2012, the idea that 15 urban counties could carry the state for a democrat this year may not be the case. >> reporter: clinton leads in the north but most troubling for her in the poll sutton says among suburban voters. >> i'm very surprised to sea this wide a split in favor of trump. he is catching on. in that suburban vote that really tells us a lot if this doesn't change where this state may go in november. >> reporter: that same poll from cnn incidentally has rob portman over ted strickland by 20 points. on your side, john kosich, newschannel5. >>> still ahead on newschannel5 at 6:00 a child killed after he was shot by police officers in columbus overnight. >> tyree king had a real gun. >>> a local cong

archbishop jermome listecki will hold mass in honor of saint teresa. it will be held at blessed mother teresa of calcutta church in hartland at 9-30 this morning. two nuns murdered in their mississippi home last month are being honored with a scholarship set up in thier honor. the scholarship will honor sister margaret held.. who s school sisters of saint francies in milwaukee.. and sister paula merrill. both earned nursing degrees from mississippi university for women. clean-up is underway in oklahoma following a five-point-six magnitude earthquake.officials say the epicenter of the quake hit about nine miles northwest of pawnee. one minor injury was reported. a barn caught fire and destroyed a home nearby.. but no other major damage was "it was the biggest one that i've ever felt. it's quite an eye opener when you're sound asleep and you get that kind of rumble, that kind of shake." officials say the earthquake ties the record for the strongest quake in recorded oklahoma history. storm team 4 now.. a family in north carolina is talking about their ex

sunny skies hold for today but will be the hottest day in the forecast! expect the city to range between 97 and 103 degrees this afternoon with mild winds out of the east. everything changes though through thursday. the low pressure system we have been watching since last tuesday will be making into the southern nevada area by tomorrow. heavy clouds build and high temperatures drop to a range between 86 to 91 degrees with winds between 10 and 20 mph and gusts around 25 mph. rain chances pop in as well. 11am to 4pm is our best window for rain with chances peaking at 25%. wednesday, as it stands, looks to be an early evening event clear into thursday late morning for rain. the rain chances though are slightly higher than tuesday; ran with partly cloudy skies. by thursday evening, rain chances diminish and sunny seen getting into a fight on the las vegas strp. his trial in a battery case was supposed to start today... but there was a major change in plans. parker collins is here to tell us why the trial has been pushed back. most of us remember this video...

student from the school hold a flag re-dedication ceremony. it takes place in the soccer field named in her honor. the american flag raised over ground zero on 9-11 has finally made its way back home at the national september 11-th memorial and museum in new york. the flag was missing for years.. but was found nearly 3-thousand miles away. its not clear how the flag ended up all the way to washington state another samsung explosion is getting attention.. this time.. after a man's jeep caught on fire. dornacher says: "that's the last thought in my head a brand new device something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car, my house or hurt a family pat dornacher said he only had the phone, a samsung galaxy note 7, for 4 days before the explosion. it was charging in his car when it caught fire. fortunately , no one was hurt in the accident. the f-a-a is warning passengers not to use their samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones on planes. the warning comes in light of samsung's recall over consumer complaints that batteries were catching fire.

holding a private fundraiser for her father in denver. tomorrow statewide. she will hold a campaign event tomorrow morning in denver. another event in fort collins. that comes tomorrow afternoon. trump jr. will be on the western slope. campaigning for his father. in grand junction. and trumps running mate. holding a campaign event tomorrow afternoon. in the springs. >> . presidential candidate dominate the headlines ofpbg there's one race in colorado you probably aren't paying attention to. kwru you should. >> talking about the state senate it could decide if democrats get complete control of the state government. >> . >> geek good evening. the the only theupblg stops democrats from passing whatever law they want in colorado. is currently the state senate. democrats control the house. control the governors mansion. but republicans have a one seat majority. in the senate. that could change in november. which is why this senate race is not following. >> . at first glance. this race doesn't look all that important. >> one candidate knocking on doors by herself.

thunderstorms will be possible but may hold to the other side chance. light to moderate rainfall will be more likely for the valley with heavy rain to red rock and rebound back to the upper 80s by thursday. to return. high temperatures hold to the upper 80s and lower 90s through the weekend but then drop suddenly to the low and mid 80s from the first presidential a c-n-n o-r-c poll of debate watchers shows hillary clinton won last night's debate. you see here clinton with 62- percent...and trump with 27.... this marked the first time both clinton and trump shared the both tried to prove to voters they're the best person to lead the country. the face-off turned contentious and person very quickly. the candidates first general election faceoff turned contentious and personal quickly. sot trump: you decided to stay home and that's okay. sot clinton: i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. and you know what else i [applause] the candidates slammed each other on issues like climate change...trade and stop and sot holt

i don't think it would hold up in a court of law, a civilian court of law. so if we discount that do we or should we hold him responsible in some way for those terrible conditions? and for the 45% death rate? for 12,000 men, nearly 13,000 men who perished at andersonville? what was his responsibility for that? who was ultimately responsible? you read one -- your reading for today was an account of andersonville prison by a survivor, it was his diary that he kept while he was there, michael doherty, the online diary and one thing i think that stands out about doherty's "that wirz doesn't appear very often. there's not a lot of wirz -- he doesn't see wirz a lot and actually one of the things wirz said during his defense was that for most of the time he was sick himself and confined to his house so he wasn't out and about circulating, killing prisoners or kicking prisoners or siccing dogs on prisoners. he said i wasn't even around a lot. and in doherty's diary, he doesn't talk about wirz very much and doherty actually has much harsher criticisms for men like je

highs will hold in the upper 80s for the afternoon along with partly cloudy skies. winds will get gustier moving into thursday morning; topping lighten into the weekend. by thursday evening, rain chances diminish and sunny skies return just in time for the weekend along with holding high temperatures in the upper 80s and lower 90s. happening now.. our crews are at the scene of a house fire.... 13 action news reporter parker collins is there near eastern and charleston...parker? parker adlibs scene one person dead, and 2 others are recovering after 3 seperate seperate shootings across the valley. and no arrests have been made in any of the cases. in the first, police say a man was at grapevine springs park near hacienda and lamb when he was shot by another man. we're told a man was grazed in the chest by a bullet and was taken to sunrise hospital. no arrests have been made in this case. the second shooting happened just minutes later near las a man said he was shot in the leg by a stray bullet from a shooting that happened between two groups of men. he was dropped of

highs holding in the 80s today. demetria, how are the roads? expect delays on westbound ann and 215 in the northwest. you expect delays on westbound ann and 215 in the northwest. out from the northwest ccsd bus yard. an ambulance just pulled up on the scene. a hit and run has been reported on the strip at <<< >>> back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> hillary clinton's running mate will be heading to nevada this week. tim kaine will be morning... he's expected to discuss how clinton plans to create a stronger america. this is video from the last time kaine was in town .. which was about a month ago. nevada is a key battleground state where hillary clinton and donald trump are in a tight race./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> still to come on 8 news now good day... you're left in the dark .. because of broken street lights in your neighborhood .. ((kirsten joyce)) >> why the ci

gusts could reach upwards of 40 mph so take it easy on the roads and hold on to your hats! if state lawmakers approve the plan, the 5th largest school district in the country... would be split up into smaller precincts. the new structure would take effect next fall. thousands of children will take and channel 13 and the scripps howard foundation are doing our part to help. last night, we were honored to kick off the school year with 'serving our kids'... the non profit provides food to at- risk kids. we showed up with food, help, and a 7-thousand dollar check from the scripps howard foundation. that is the largest cash donation this organizations has ever received. when we think about not knowing it will have enough food to take care of them all. something like this helps. it's phenominal. thanks channel 13 for helping us start our year on a bright note. " we also want to thank our parent company scripps... they cut the check--after allowing us at 13 action news to a few reasons--including... they are 100% volunteer run. every penny of that money will be spent on food for h

let's hold them accountable. we hold politicians accountable.ld people in the community accountable. i just believe there's a duty for any public employee. it's a tough job, it's hard work, there's a tremendous amount of pressure, but you have to hold people accountable. >> marc, president of the national urban league, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the breaking news we're following. fear of fresh violence in charlotte, north carolina. we're going back to the streets there, live. >>> plus, race, crime, and policing on the campaign trail. what donald trump is now saying about all of that. stay with us. evy malibu. it was awarded "most dependable midsize car" by j.d. power. it looks great. wow! what is happening? oh my gosh, it's going up! but the malibu's not the only vehicle that was awarded. this is mind blowing. the chevy camaro, equinox, and silverado hd were awarded most dependable as well. this is extremely impressive. there's so many! doing it once, yea, great job, four times, obviously, they're doing something right. absolutely

and it hold? and can relief reach so many families trapped by this war? we get the latest from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: the battered city of aleppo, a pause today in the relentless bombing. but it will last? people came out to shop and to play. because at sunset, a hard negotiated u.s.-russian ceasefire came into effect. across syria, both regime forces and relativelily moderate hold their fire for a full week, allowing humanitarian aid. >> translator: god willing, this truce will hold, give us some relief. enough. >> reporter: don't trust the regime, cautioned a man. aid agencies also have many questions. >> exactly who is going to be allowed to get the aid in, what the approval process is going to be, what the mechanism is going to be, we're still waiting for some of those details. there are so many armed forces involved in this war, and only some of them have agreed to stop shooting. the syrian regime has the support of russia, iran, and hezbollah, a lebanese militia. on the other side are islamists and secular rebels

by friday, rain chances hold at 15% entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak at normal values for this time of the year; between 88 and 93 degrees. as we move into the weekend though, along with winds increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the the valley. saturday we will still hold in the upper 80s and low 90s but by sunday, mid 80s will be common along with winds increasing to between 10 only reach the upper 70s and sunny skies will be common after monday. meanwhile, some valley parents are uneasy right now. that's because a creepy clown is making threats to high school students on facebook. whoever is behind the stunt--- is using a profile called "garbo the clown"... he posted tuesday morning that he was coming after everyone at "chaparral high school" so they should run. students we spoke to say the clown even threatened to use a gun. and we talked to a mother, who says her son received a threat --- sent by direct 06:57:15 lindsey welch, chaparral high school par

will this great weather hold up or are changes on the way? 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..

how did you hold on to that thing? >> reporter: well, first of all, michael from the rain forest reptile told me to get closer. he was holding a crocodile. i was wondering if the two would get along. they did not get along. than i thought. i'm thankful i didn't drop it but it was hart pumping. i was scared to death, but we managed. >> it was impressive, steve, though. you had cat-like reflexes holding on to that thing. hats off. >> good job, steve. >> you looked good in the end, too. >> the lady made me look bad because she grabbed it and calmed it down. >> she smiled and wasn't afraid at all. >> reporter: . joanie was great. >> appreciate it steve burton down live at game. >>> -- patriots game. >>> very happy to hear steve is doing well. new school year, new surprises. coming up, some of . wild things student renters have dealt with in their boston apartments today and a buzzing over a bee invasion at city hall. >> between burton and roche-y, we have a rat battle champion in the sports department. coming up, the impac

, and i think that hold back goes with god. >> mr. cohen, you indicated that, there should be a broader discussion. who is not at the table? if there was broader discussion to occur, who needs to be involved in that conversation? >> a couple of different people that are missing from the table. one would be our friends at ticketmaster. and i know that they have very strong opinions opinions and attacks by bot questions and they would be helpful. different other parts of industry, the brokers have an absolute need and desire to be at the table to help work this issue out and to be part of the discussion. >> do you have anything to add or subtract to what mr. cohen was indicating, about a broader range of discussion? >> our experience at ticket fly has been very different than the ag's report, in that will -- total hold backs is less than 10%. not very reflect tir. >> thank you. >> if i may add something, ticketmaster is the vehicle through which we sell all of our hamilton tickets. we have worked on the bot issue over the last six month

on hold on. congressman, is donald trump still open to a nuclear south korea? >> i think what he's open to is making sure that our allies are defended and that they are strengthened -- >> respectfully that's not the question -- >> it doesn't matter it's not a statement of policy. what he was saying is i'm not going to cut and run on you the way this obama and the hillary clinton administration has. remember, the hillary clinton when she was being -- doing her hearing for secretary of state in 2009, she said we're going to stop the nuclear testing in north korea. we're going to have a coalition, we're going to get an international group together and put pressure on them. have the six party talks, six country talks all around it, it's more talk and no action. >> joshua -- was that received as a statement of policy? >> yeah, i talk today japanese and south korean leaders they're appalled and saddened by the fact that the trump plan for non-proliferation is proliferation of nuclear weapons. it doesn'

we hold this patter clear now to an interview you'll only after her boyfriend is accused of beating her 19 month old son to death. duarte jeremiah fayne is now behind behind br degree murder charge. pamela walker tells us-- she moved here with fayne and her two young sons from denver to start a new life. according to fayne's arrest report, walker was at work last friday... when her 5 year old son says he watched the boyfriend hit the toddler on the head... and then throw him onto the bed. 34:24/pamela walker/mom "i don't know how to feel-i'm just so numb- devastated." (butted with) :34:50/walker "i should have been there to fayne reportedly told police that walker was responsible for the little boy's death. north las vegas police department is making some big changes-- after admitting mistakes were made that led to a suspected killer escaping from their custody. take a look at this video of alonso perez from friday. you see him bent over... twisting his hancuffs until it breaks. then he climbs onto a chair... and through the ceiling-- before fleeing from the police station near decatur