dave and walter crying together dave ibarra: it's the least i could do. narcley watkins: waltia was an exceptional girl. she got uh diagnosed with uh real fast. demetria watkins: all the nurses loved her, doctors loved her. warner watkins: that's my baby. crying you know. crying i think about the things that she's not going to be able to do with aleya. aleya talking narcley watkins: we ust have to do the best that we can as grandparents. you know, she wants aleya to be in softball, so we have to put her in softball. warner watkins: no matter what that's what she wants chuckling dave hall: another thing that dave mentioned is their shared love, and you guys as well, of unlv basketball. as part of the surprise squad, we get a lot of help from a lot of people. so we have some ot visitors. coach menzies: hey guys. dave hall: this is head coach marvin menzies, and the runnin' rebels. coach menzies: you guys got all kind of surprises coming huh? laughing coach menzies: how ya doing man? good to meet ya brother. you know we just wanted to you a little bit back,

dave and walter crying together dave ibarra: it's the least i could do. narcley watkins: waltia was an exceptional girl. she got uh diagnosed with uh real fast. demetria watkins: all the nurses loved her, doctors loved her.

dave and walter crying together dave ibarra: it's the least i could do. narcley watkins: waltia was an exceptional girl. she got uh diagnosed with uh real fast. demetria watkins: all the nurses loved her, doctors loved her. warner watkins: that's my baby. crying you know. crying i think about the things that she's not going to be able to do with aleya. aleya talking narcley watkins: we ust have to do the best that we can as grandparents. you aleya to be in softball, so we have to put her in softball. warner watkins: no matter what that's what she wants chuckling dave hall: another thing that dave mentioned is their shared love, and you guys as well, of unlv basketball. as part of the surprise squad, we get a lot of help from a lot of people. so we have some other visitors. coach menzies: hey guys. dave hall: this is head coach marvin menzies, and the runnin' rebels. coach menzies: you guys got all kind of surprises coming huh? laughing coach menzies: how ya doing man? good to meet b you know we just wanted to you a little bit back, and spend a little bit

dave and walter crying together dave ibarra: it's the least i could do. narcley watkins: waltia was an exceptional girl. she got uh diagnosed with uh cancer. it took her real fast. demetria watkins: all the nurses loved her, doctors loved her. warner watkins: that's my baby. crying you know. crying i think about the things that she's not going with aleya. aleya talking narcley watkins: we ust have to do the best that we can as grandparents. you know, she wants aleya to be in softball, so we have to put her in softball. warner watkins: no matter what that's what she wants chuckling dave hall: another thing that dave mentioned is their shared love, and you guys as well, of unlv basketball. as part of the surprise squad, we get a lot of help from a lot of people. so we have some other visitors. coach menzies: hey guys. dave hall: this is head coach marvin menzies, and the runnin' rebels. coach menzies: you guys got all kind of surprises coming huh? laughing coach menzies: how ya doing man? good to meet ya brother. you know we just wanted to you a little bit

she says her husband, joseph ibarra, sat at the foot of her bed, holding the machete, all night. 3:33 rosa: i left the next morning and i told him i was going to do laundry and i didn't know what to do, so i went to a friend's house. the time, told the friend... "my mom needs help. please call police. my daddy tried to kill her." when police arrived, joseph was gone... avoiding arrest as he had in the past. darcy stand-up at apartment: police went looking for him, but didn't find him. days later, fire department records show ibarra firebombed the couple's charleston pines apartment where he thought his wife and children were inside. for the machete incident, the misdemeanor charge of battery domestic violence and felony kidnapping. charges were submitted by metro but denied by the district attorney. that was followed by extended protection orders and violations of those orders. but still, a family court judge allowed joseph ibarra to stay in his children's lives through supervised visitation. so, when ibarra broke into rosa's home and took their 3-year-old son out the window police li

dave ibarra: it's history they have with this university. it's going to be another great foundation that they can expose to uh waltia's daughter aleya. and she can keep the tradition alive, keep that rebel love going. warner watkins: what i'm gonna miss is you know, when the games are on, she gets into the games, she got into the games. the pouring in of the warmth that we've received since waltia passed has been just, uh, fantastic. she's smiling right now. narcley watkins: mmhmmm the watkins family says the whole family is going to the home opener... including little aalyah. the rebel season offically starts tuesday.. stay with us, we'll be right back. be right back. with a proven track record. for standing up for nevada families. catherine cortez masto. think about what happened after the housing crisis... one of the first attorneys general in america to stand up for families facing foreclosure. catherine's been a national leader in the fight against sex trafficking of teenage girls. on issue after issue, nevada, you've got a clear choice

the numbers started ibarra. i think it's horrible because you know these kids they want to go to college and they go away from their homes, and their security, and their comfort zone and their parents provide for them. and when they want to go out on their own and they think it's a really good idea, and they're they're looking forward to it and you know planning their future. and they don't take into consideration that they have to pay for things, and it becomes a burden on them. ibarra now realizes that most students don't talk to their parents about what they're going through in school because they do not want to worry them. she says her son kept his food insecurity problem away from her until recently. >> all this time i was not knowing this. so it's very hard -- it hurts my heart it balls to just parents to ask questions to their children and spark a conversation about eating daily nutritional meals. when we come back we'll talk to perez's mother and get her thoughts on her son's situation [music] [music] we

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. w accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently awarded nevada $22 million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. a special session is set to get underway to decide the fate of a prope about 20 mph. this system will giv

marÍa: un reportaje de david ibarra. la 57 es una de las medias estatales polÉmicas sin duda. sÓlo faltan 11 dÍas para los comicios. leÓn: lo que comÍa cuando era una niÑa en casa de su abuela, le esta sirviendo. una mexicana para esperarse y crear disfraces Únicos que van desde chicharrones hasta las piezas de pan dulce. luz, nos muestra una joven que muestra revolucionar los disfraces de halloween. luis: se trata para impresionar la noche de halloween, quÉ mÁs vestirse de comida? son ideas que gracias a la imaginaciÓn de ella, han tomado forma hice retrovirales en los medios. segÚn cindy, son producto de los acuerdos que tiene de su abuela materna. ella era originaria de zacatecas, fue como una segunda madre para ella. y le traÍa esta comida de mÉxico y 60 van a comerlas. -se sentaban "muchos amigos que son de hispanos me dan buena onda." todo para que desarrollara su imaginaciÓn. >> desde chica, le encantaba vestirse no como la otra gente sino con sus ideas. luis: las creaciones estÁn en proceso, y el tema es otro de los dulces mexicanos que aÚn no han querido divulgar pero

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently award million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. right now we are staying on top of hurricane matthew. this is a live look in new smyrna beach florida where it did the most damage, the latest update on the sto

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice rec million dollars to help crime domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. right now we are staying on top of hurricane matthew. where the mega storm is heading next ...leaving a deadly trail of destruction behind. 1:03 when you're a star they

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently awarded nevada $22 million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to darcy spears, 13 action news. we'll be back with today's top stories and a final check of your first alert fore

reportero: lenny ibarra, uno de los mÁs emocionados.bre, una participaciÓn muy chiquita. por ahÍ hay un guiÓn,pero todavÍa estÁ muy verde la cosa. maity: quÉ bien por jacky! muy bien recibida por el pÚblico y fanÁticos que se acercaron. y estÁn ansiosos por ver esta pelÍcula. jacky estaba como alejada del cine. quÉ bueno verla regresar. karla: quÉ bueno! porque a ella le apasiona su trabajo. que bueno que estÁ regresando a hacer algo que la hace muy feliz. maity: asÍ es. y entre ahora a "despierta amÉrica", porque jacky se apoderÓ de la cuenta nuestra. karla: gracias. pasamos con alan y ana. ana: ya estamos felices! se acerca ese dÍa en el que nos vamos a disfrazar bien bonito. ana patricia: halloween! el lunes no se pueden perder el programa. pero como yo, hay muchas personas que no saben curiosidades de ese dÍa. alan: hoy es un "jueves de curiosidades". yo me encarguÉ de recopilar cosas que no sabÍa ni yo. son muy buenas historias, anÉcdotas y cosas que tienen que ver con halloween. comencemos con la mera palabra halloween, que se der

husband chris and myself to take care of let's see see a little bit about us we - i worked with jay ibarra at the end and managed the club for 4 years this was jason vision he gave it to us because delux was his baby he knew we'd take care of it and keep it going moving on into the future with the same vision he had for that it was a jazz venue and like maggie mentioned we have all kinds of jazz some of the musicians have played there are for 20 years some are brand new and welcome them we love jazz we love being a home for musicians and our intention to make a few changes but for the most part to keep it the same. >> what changes. >> well, we created a website we have a phone that people answer (laughter) we would like to be a much more inclusive establishment jay and lianyway we're cleaningt up a little bit those types of things not major. >> commissioner joseph. >> so you say you have a b-3 video. >> it and - does that have a speaker that goes with it. >> yes. >> very, very cool. >> a lot of musicians like that the b-3 is one of my favorite instruments do you have security there at all.

husband chris and myself to take care of let's see see a little bit about us we - i worked with jay ibarra at the end and managed the club for 4 years this was jason vision he gave it to us because delux was his baby he knew we'd take care of it and keep it going moving on into the future with the same vision he had for that it was a jazz venue and like maggie mentioned we have all kinds of jazz some of the musicians have played there are for 20 years some are brand new and welcome them we love jazz we love being a home for musicians and our intention to make a few changes but for the most part to keep it the same. >> what changes. >> well, we created a website we have a phone that people answer (laughter) we would like to be a much more inclusive establishment jay and lianyway we're cleaningt up a little bit those types of things not major. >> commissioner joseph. >> so you say you have a b-3 video. >> it and - does that have a speaker that goes with it. >> yes. >> very, very cool. >> a lot of musicians like that the b-3 is one of my favorite instruments do you have security there at all.

husband chris and myself to take care of let's see see a little bit about us we - i worked with jay ibarra at the end and managed the club for 4 years this was jason vision he gave it to us because delux was his baby he knew we'd take care of it and keep it going moving on into the future with the same vision he had for that it was a jazz venue and like maggie mentioned we have all kinds of jazz some of the musicians have played there are for 20 years some are brand new and welcome them we love jazz we love being a home for musicians and our intention to make a few changes but for the most part to keep it the same. >> what changes. >> well, we created a website we have a phone that people answer (laughter) we would like to be a much more inclusive establishment jay and lianyway we're cleaningt up a little bit those types of things not major. >> commissioner joseph. >> so you say you have a b-3 video. >> it and - does that have a speaker that goes with it. >> yes. >> very, very cool. >> a lot of musicians like that the b-3 is one of my favorite instruments do you have security there at all.