marissa kynaston was first to this scene near heritage park. marissa are firefighters telling you? marissa adlibs this is the entrance of the water treatment facility-- but it appears the fire is a little bit further back-- you can see some smoke towards facility. marissa adlibs the call came into fire as an explosion-- so fire crews immediately went into a post blast response-- meaning they had to get a lot of crews out here-- just in case the fire was large-- and there were a lot of injuries. we did hear over scanner traffic that fire crews plan to let this one burn out-- but marissa adlibs i'm still waiting to hear from fire officials to learn more information-- and see if there were any injuries. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. it's been a rough 24 hours on our roads.. a third person has been killed.. police say around 9 o-clock the woman was in a crosswalk on eastern near sahara when she was struck. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. no word yet who might be at fault. our crews were first on scene when a man was killed in a hit and run in t

coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- jamesank you for having us. a caterer, cookbook author, beloved icon of peruvian gastronomy. >> coque: this is the yucca. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm going in. to say one is fortunate to enjoy her hospitality would be an understatement. >> marissa: pisco sour? >> anthony: oh yes. yeah. definitely. >> eric: i'd love one. >> anthony: warm, generous, welcoming beyond belief. >> marissa: it's too bad that you have to leave so soon. >> anthony: yeah. >> coque: normally we -- we have lunch late, uh, like 5:00, or -- >> anthony: do you nap before lunch or after? >> coque: both. >> anthony: both. [ laughter ] sounds like paradise. wow, look at this. every weekend, marissa opens the house to an ever-changing mob of friends, visitors, drop-ins, and family. >> coque: this is fantastic. >> anthony: they do not skimp on the food. delicious, delicious things pour out of the kitchen. >> eric: wow. >> anthony: a torrent, a deluge of traditional peruvian favorites. >> marissa: this is a causa with crabmeat, th

marissa what do police know right now? when we got here-- this entire block was filled with firetrucks-- neighbors said the flames got pretty high-- we were able to get some cell phone video-- from right after that fire started-- one person i talked with said he was with his friends-- when they saw the fire-- they ran over to make sire everybody was ok. he tells me somebody was already o he told them he had kicked the door in and yelled to see if anybody was inside-- but when there was no answer-- they waited for fire crews to get here. 04:15:36 you can feel the heat from where i was right here, it got big for a second, i though the neighbors house was going to catch on fire again-- police are here investigating-- we're waiting to hear more info from them-- get it. mk-- 13an. also breaking this morning... a police officer is hospitalized, and two people are hurt during wild protests in milwaukee. multiple people were arrested. the police department says protesters threw rocks, bricks and glass bottles at officers. they sha

marissa what are you seeing? we are just now learning-- this is all because of a power outage in atlanta-- that affected their computer system-- but they do expect some delays a to continue. take pan take a look at the arrivals board-- anything in yellow has been delayed-- some of those flights-- delta-- as a result of those grounded flights. take vo but again-- that has been lifted. take a look at this cell phone video from the lines at mccarran this morning-- this is going to be your biggest catchup. most flights i looked at were delayed anywhere between 45 minutes to 2 hours-- marissa tag but be prepared to wait in lines at the check in counter-- and check your flight status before you head to the airport. mk-- 13an. hours after an elderly woman was killed... her family reaches out to 13 action news.. looking for answers. parker collins is live near the woman's home near sloan and washington. pa you spoke with the woman's relative, what did she have to say? parker adlibs scene 00:01:50-00:01:57 "a very religio

marissa kynaston and parker collins our outside in the middle of all the action. yasmeen is keeping an eye on any problem spots on the roads. but we're gonna start with greg bennett. big question on everyone's mind-- how's our first day fore large mass of dry air filters into the southwest today with support from an area of high build for the first day back to school. expect highs to range between 101 and 106 degrees valley wide with our peak heat on tuesday between 103 and 108 degrees. winds look to be mild but the heat, winds, and sky conditions as your students get to school this morning, they may see some teach shortage... c-c-s-d has hired over 1- thousand new educators. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live from matt kelly elementary with more on the new hires. marissa adlibs its been a challenge for the clark county school district to attract new teachers-- but now-- officials say theyre making progress. according to district officials-- their recruiting department used traditional methods-- by going to colleges and universities-- but they bring

marissa what are you seeing? we are just now learning-- this is all because of a power outage in atlanta-- that affected their computer system-- but they do expect some delays a to continue. take pan take a look at the arrivals board-- anything in yellow has been delayed-- some of those flights-- delta-- as a result of those grounded flights. take vo but again-- that has been lifted. take a look at this cell phone video from the lines at mccarran this morning-- this is going to be your biggest

marissa? i just talked with the woman living inside-- she tells me-- she and her daughter may have caught the suspects off guard. thats because-- she thinks whoever broke into their home-- knew they had plans to go out of town. but at the last minute-- the woman and her daughter decided to stay behind. she says when the break in happened-- somebody kicked their bedroom door in. the mother tells me she was terrified-- she felt trapped-- and surrounded by the suspects-- and would have do 17:03:36:03 that was difficult because my daughter was crying, and i was on the phone with 911, i had my bedroom window opened and i was looking outside, my head was out the window, and i even said it on the tape, i was thinking of taking my daughter and jumping out the window because i was so terrified i didn't know what to do nichole knoepfle she was able to give me a description of the suspects-- she says there were three-- all of them teenagers-- and one of ponytail. mk-- 13an. low pressure that brought the

marissa kynaston joins us with more. when we got here-- this entire block was filled with this entire block was filled with firetrucks-- neighbors said the flames got pretty high-- we were able to get some cell phone video-- from right after that fire started-- you can see just how high those flames got earlier this morning. neighbors i talked with said they believe this house was empty-- but they werent sure if there were squatters liv inside when the fire started. one person-- said he was here right when it happened. 04:15:36 you can feel the heat from where i was right here, it got big for a second, i though the neighbors house was going to catch on fire metro is here investigating-- that could mean they are checking for any criminal activity. we're waiting to talk with them and get more details. mk-- 13an. breaking right now..unrest overnight..17 arrests were made. at least one officer was sent to the hospital after a rock was smashed through his patrol. another person was hurt after being shot. the protests started

marissa kynaston is live near rainbow and sahara where this ended. marissa? take a look at this-- you can see the damage done here-- after that stolen car crashed into this gate-- this is where it ended-- but it started about three miles down the road-- at an apartment complex near valley view and sahara. police say-- two men came up to a driver-- shot him in the leg-- then took off with his car. that brings us here-- to rainbow and sahara-- again about three miles up the road-- where they crashed the car. police were able to take both people into custody. the driver who was shot in the leg-- is expected to be ok. cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the developing now.. two people are dead after being hit by cars in seperate accidents. megan telles...is live near where the second f

marissa? crews are still working to get the last of the scene picked up-- public works is here because this light pole was knocked over- take a look at this video from earlier this morning-- you can see the van was flipped completely upside down-- i was able to talk with a passenger of the other vehicle-- he says the person in the van was taken to the hospital with injuries-- he says his frie van to make sure he was ok-- and pulled him out while they waited for paramedics-- he says for now-- theyre just glad this terrible crash wasnt any worse. jacob aguilar, passenger 10:48:20 i just remember when we hit, my seatbelt whipped, and i remember looking at him and him pulling the wheel trying to avoid the accident i'm still waiting to hear from police about the extent of

marissa? you can see how high these walls are-- our cameras caught a coyote jumping on top of these walls last night-- the department of wildlife says-- theyre coming here-- because the department of wildlife talked with the neighbors last night-- and they explained the best way to get rid of them-- is to make sure theyre not comfortable. right now-- they have east access to food and water-- so they keep coming back. thats why officials said moving the coyotes to a different location-- doesnt work. the department of wildlife told the neighbors-- its important to clean up after feeding pets outside-- and avoid leaving extra water outside. they say the availability of mk-- 13an. "a female was saying 'don't shoot' and a 434 was heard... they're advising an intruder was in the backyard and her boyfriend fired at the subject." only on 13 action news-- we're hearing from the henderson homeowner who opened fire on a man... who was in his backyard. it's an update to a story you saw first on good morni

marissa kyston is live near the 215 and summerlin parkway. marissa, what's it like where you are? campaign this morning... he's bringing in the former c-e-o from breitbart news... campaign manager. the re-vamp is in response to numbers that show him trailing hillary clinton nationally, and in key battleground states. the billionaire is hoping to re- energize his campaign-- posting this pledge on facebook... calling for equal protection and an end to bigotry, hatred and oppression. meanwhile, today, donald trump is set to receive his first national security briefing.. with classified intelligence. him... right here in the valley. he's holding a town hall at the henderson convention center at two this afternoon. it is open to the public. they're asking people to register for tickets on trump's campaign website. doors open at 11 a-m. heartbreak on the beach in rio... and a big redemption for simone biles... the gymnastics star flipped her way to her 4th gold medal. earning the highest score in the floor excercise finals. :12-:19 "we've seen some of these tumbling runs.. you won't see

but let's start with marissa kynaston who just spoke with one of the passengers. marissa? crews are still working to get the last of the scene picked up-- public works is here because this light pole was knocked over- take a look at this video from earlier this morning-- you can see the van was flipped completely upside down-- i was able to talk with a passenger of the other vehicle-- he says the person in the van was taken to the hospital with injuries-- he says his frie van to make sure he was ok-- and pulled him out while they waited for paramedics-- he says for now-- theyre just glad this terrible crash wasnt any worse. jacob aguilar, passenger 10:48:20 i just remember when we hit, my seatbelt whipped, and i remember looking at him and him pulling the wheel trying to avoid the accident i'm still waiting to hear from police about the extent of dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as expected today with highs ranging between 97 to 102 valley wide along with winds pumping in between 10 and 20 mph with gusts 25 to 35 mph much more to the east with the bould

marissa kynaston is live at matt kelly elementary school. and we have yasmeen hassan tracking the roadways, but he's tracking the first day of school forecast! large mass of dry air filters sunny for the next 48 hours 101 and 106 degrees valley wide with our peak heat on tuesday long trough moves in from the high and mid level clouds will at 30 mph. as the trough passes overhead, mid afternoon coming in at 20% chances for showers and possible thunder to the mountains. as this happens, temperatures drop back between 98 and 103 degrees. happening now... bus drivers are getting ready students for their first day of class. parker collins is live at the bus yard near mlk and cheyenne giving us a first hand look. parker adlibs parker adlibs parker adlibs as your students get to schoo shortage..and has hired over 1-thousand new educators. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live from matt kelly elementary with more on the new hires. marissa adlibs its been a challenge for the clark county school district to attract new teachers-- but making

marissa kynaston just go to the scene. marissa, what's going on? you can see still a very active scene here this morning-- one of those cars completely flipped upside down right behind me. earlier this morning medical was called to the scene-- but we're still working to find out if anybody had been transported-- or how many we have seen several people interacting with police-- at one point-- a man appeared to be given a field sobriety test-- we also noticed a breathalyzer being used-- i want to swing the camera around and show you the other side of decatur-- you can see police have a large part of this road blocked off-- so as traffic starts to pick up throughout the morning-- be aware this may be down to one or two lanes as they continue to investigate. mk-- 13an. dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as

we've got parker collins and marissa kynaston live near the strip. we'll start with parker... who watched this all happen live? parker adlibs scene loud wild rowdy even though there weren't fireworks there was a party. chopper thirteen fast and first can show you how huge the implosion was it was the final saw huge crowds of people police were herding us off the streets regina johnson, implosion observer 13:24:09-13:24:15 "it really brought tears to my eyes because i was here the day they closed the doors so it's didn't give us a countdown or anything for this implosion reporting live parker collins 13 action news. thanks parker-- now let's get out to marrissa kynaston live near the peppermill lounge marissa how's the air out there now? take a look at this-- some of these cars have been here throughout the morning-- you can see in this one just how much u it. take a look at this video from earlier this morning-- that dust almost looks like rain coming down. according to the las vegas convention and visitors authority-- there is no health risk from the dust that will fly from t

marissa? ad-lib take a look at the body camera footage. hands up hands up police say the man walking towards the camera-- you might remember-- back on new years eve-- metro officers confronted childress-- then shot him-- as he walked towards them. police say they thought he had a gun-- but it turned out to be a cell phone. later this morning-- a fact finding review will take place. childress's family is expected mk-- 13an. this morning everyone forced out by the blue cut fire is able to go home. some 80-thousand homes were evacuated by the massive fire last week...that also forced the i-15 to close! firefighters now have the fire about 83-percent contained, they still don't know how it started. at last check the fire destroyed at least 1-hundred and five homes. democrats are headed to nevada this week. vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be speaking at a mirage. then he'll hold a rally at the plumbers and pipefitters training center...doors open to the public there at 9 a-m. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be in r

marissa kynaston is live near d-i and hollywood... with more on this tragic story. friends house-- when that family's pit bull attacked him. 13 action news was able to talk with the family of the child. and neighbors tell us they are still in a state of shock... that pit bull has been taken away by animal control. its not clear yet what will happen to the dog. donald trump gets his first briefing of classified information. and he had his key advisers... retired lieutenant general michael flynn... and new jersey governor chris christie by his side.. just hours before the briefing he held his own "security round table" with his inner circle at trump tower. the billionaire added some members to his staff but he says he's still running the same campaign. "i am who i am. it's me. i don't want to change. everyone talks about oh well i don't want to pivot. i mean you have to be you." trump did not speak to reporters after the briefing, and he has not made a public comment about it yet. but one of trump's aides did talk to the media about the changes within the campaign. an

marissa kynaston is live near rainbow and sahara where this ended. marissa? take a look at this-- you can see the damage done here-- after that stolen car crashed into this gate-- this is where it ended-- but it started about three miles down the road-- at an apartment complex near valley view and sahara. police say-- two men came up to a driver-- shot him in the leg-- then took off with his car. that brings us here-- to rainbow and sahara-- again about three miles up the road-- where they crashed the car. police were able to take both people into custody. the driver who was shot in the leg-- is expected to be ok.

thanks, marissa! new today -- the so-called "clock boy" is back in the headlines! coming up -- what the family of the boy is claiming with a lawsuit against school officials. then -- at least one person had to be taken to the hospital after a fire broke out at a bar in london! remember chopper 13 is brining you breaking news fast and today - on behalf of ahmed mohamed. it claims the 14 year old's civil rights were violated. mohamed was arrested at his high school back in september - and charged with having a hoax bomb. he says he brought the homemade clock to school to show his teacher. right now-- one man is on a cross country mission to show his support for police, and we caught up with him during his stop in las vegas. billy richards says he was portrayed in a negative light. so he left his home in new york to embark on this journey. so far... he's run through 27 cities. sometimes...he runs alone, but he says officers will come join him. richards says...he hopes to boost morale at departments across the country... and plans on stopping by at least four more majo

we have marissa kynaston out there... as soon as she learns something new, we'll pass that on to you. the last 24 hours have been deadly on the roadways. a third person is now dead police tell us a woman was hit around 9 o clock while walking on eastern near sahara. we're told she was using a crosswalk. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated. no word if that driver will face charges. a driver is facing charges after a deadly hit and run..in the same area. our crews first to the scene yesterday morning. we've now learned the driver returned about an hour after it happened and turned himself in. this morning..3 people are behind bars accused of torturing a family and setting their home on fire. only on 13 action news...a source telling us...this was a retaliation attack..and one of the victims was a drug trafficker. mario jiminez died in the fire back in november near sherill and lamb. his daughter angelica died weeks later. for days, law enforcement was afraid of more blood-shed in the valley because this is the typ

matt to talk with about the challenges of running sell it.ile trying to >> he met with marissa mayer,the most written about women in technology. where did you meet her? >> at the yahoo! headquarters about a week after the announcement. it was kind of a capstone on this very controversial four-year tenure she had asked ceo. >> did she seem stressed out? >> she honestly probably seemed more relaxed and more comfortable than i think i have seen her in any interview i had seen. somewhat pleased with the outcome and also may be at peace. she has been may be doing battle with all these different constituencies, also former yahoo! employees who had been monday morning quarterbacking. all the while, yahoo!'s business has performed poorly. so it's kind of a terrible or difficult for years and she kind of looked like someone who would come out on the other end. it felt like a reasonable outcome. >> did you leave the interview feeling differently about it then you entered it? >> i feel like it always been more sympathetic to yahoo! and her tenure. we did a cover story earlier in the year about a

marissa kynaston is at the scene near lake mead and hollywood. marissa what are police telling you? adlib police say-- just before midnight-- a man was shot multiple times-- and now-- theyre looking for at least one suspect. but at this point in the investigation-- police dont know who the suspects are. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. working to repair a gas line henderson. road construction crews hit the line near stephanie and wigwam. northbound lanes of stephanie were closed following the incident. southwest gas hasn't said how long line. take a good look at the man in this surveillance footage. metro is looking for him, because they say he sexually assaulted a hotel employee. investigators tell us he broke into a hotel room on boulder highway near d-i.. over the weekend-- then beat up and sexually assaulted a worker. police say he took off when another employee came to the door. if you recognize the man, or see him anywhere... please call police immediately. right now-- a man is recovering and police say the man told them he did not know the attacker.

marissa will have more details coming up at five... breaking overnight.... 53 people are dead after a suicide bombing at a hospital in pakistan. extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. to ground all their planes, for the time being. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is in the newsroom monitoring how this is airport. they are seeing these problems with the computer systems everywhere-- adlib earlier this morning-- the airline tweeted-- delta has experienced a this morning. they say flights are being delayed. again-- this isnt just at mccarran-- but across the globe-- some passengers are saying theyve had to wait hours for their flight. delta hasnt given any word on when they expect the issues to be fixed. if you are leaving town aft who is-- make sure you check the status of your flight before heading to the airport. thanks marissa we are going to check back in with you later this morning... now, let's get to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... a dry pattern s

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marissa kynaston joins us near d-i and durango with the details. marissa? marissa adlibs intro take a nat hands up, hands up police say the man walking towards the camera-- is 23 year old keith childress. you might remember-- back on new years eve-- metro officers confronted childress shot him-- as he walked towards them. police say they thought he had a gun-- but it turned out to be a cell phone. later this morning-- a fact finding review will take place. childress's family is expected to be at the review. mk-- 13an. bullhead-v an update this morning on the search for a missing man in laughlin. police say this video shows 80-year- old daniel cabrillo at a circle k in bull head city, arizona saturday morning. he's been mising since last us he might be in emotional distruss and need medical help. red-reck search and rescue says cabrillo keeps his money in a red handkerchief.. and when he pays for anything -- he pulls out that red handkerchief. if you see him -- please call police. in just a few hours... the trial for one of the men charged with killing a tee

marissa... you can see how high these walls are-- our cameras caught these walls last night-- take a look at the video-- you can see the coyote walk across the street-- then easily jump on top of the brick wall-- eventually-- jumping down-- into somebodys backyard. again-- this happened right after neighbors held a meeting last night-- the department of wildlife spent an hour and a to the them. community leaders say right now-- its about education. richard carrillo assemblyman district 18 18:59:09:15 to me, i think we have to be a better community partner with them, realize that they're not a bad thing to have, because they do take care of rodents that you wouldn't want coming into your home 18:59:22:15 marissa tag the department of wildlife also gave neighbors tips on how to keep the coyotes away-- i'll have those later in the newscast. mk-- 13an. swirl of wind took out part of a home. this morning, debris is stacked around the house. a couple, who was home at the time... says they couldn't bel

parker adlibs marissa adlibs - hl right now.. i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! advertising. town. we'll have an update in a live report. plus, neighbors in mountain's edge are concerned. they say squatters are living inside a home and have a toddler with them. our crews confronted them. we'll show you what happened. good morning las vegas! i'm and i'm todd quinones. the time now is ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) dry air is starting to break down at the same time high pressure moves on to the east; mostly sunny skies will be common today with hi

marissa kynaston is tracking this story for us live from the community... marissa? you can see all the construction equipment behind me-- but later today-- more blasts will be coming from this site. homeowners got notice saying more blasting will be done between ten and noon today-- it will cause even more damage to their home. people living near the construction site say they now have crack in their stucco siding-- their cement sidewalks-- and even their granite countertops. the lawsuit has been filed-- and the lawyers say its a potential class action-- and they say the number of homes damaged-- continues to grow. 06:43:24:00 we have 50-100 homes that have been injured, injuries, within the last 3-4 weeks since the blasts have been going on 06:43:32:12 neighbors say they have called the construction company-- who tell them their blasts are within county standards. mk-- 13an. dry air is starting to break down at the same time high vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... we'll see you back here for action news (vo) we went to hollywood t

over 1500 new teachers are 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston tells us about the unique way the district brought in teachers from across the nation. its been a challenge for the clark county school district to attract new teachers-- but now-- officials say theyre making progress. according to the superintendent-- their recruiting department used traditional methods-- by going to colleges and universities-- but they also really pushed social media. he said more and more classrooms are using technology as a way to learn-- and millenials are in high demand in those classrooms. and the best way to connect with them-- through social much more technology in the classroom, so bringing in these young individuals who have literally grown up with it, will help reach those students of today who were born with it marissa tag the district still has hundreds of positions to fill-- they say theyll continue to fill that throughout the school year. mk-- 13an. coming up... coming up... a new art sculpture in northern eyebrows. why? stick with us. and -- an update on the historic floods taking ove

african-american teenager trayvon martin by white neighborhood vigilante george zimmerman, and the case of marissa alexander who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing what she maintains was a warning shot at her abusive husband. we'll have more on the primaries later in the broadcast with jim dean. u.s. military members and veterans have taken to twitter in support of nfl 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, who refused to rise for the national anthem before a preseason nfl game friday in a protest against police brutality and in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. some have criticized kaepernick's protest, saying it disrespected veterans. but on tuesday, the hashtag #veteransforkaepernick began

joining us to tell us more about it, senior editor marissa debartolo. you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm in love with these. start us off with the telescope. >> we'll start with learning with the sky. this is the my first telescope. it's perfect for kids ages four and up. it has a double eye piece. kids don't have to choose the eye. they look through with both eyes. it's nice and easy. >> it works. >> it has a ten times magnification. kids can get a great look at what's going on. >> so this is the original butterfly garden from insect lore. kids get to learn all about amazing process of met mgrowing butterflies. kids get a cup of caterpillars that turn into l >> i remember doing something in school as a kid, and we were fascinated by watching it. >> it's amazing. it takes a couple weeks. >> and then the ant pardon farm. >> the classic. it's celebrating the 60th anniversary. kids get a vile that comes with the right ants for this set. there's no queen. the ants don't have anything to fight over. that's great. and they just watch them

jeff: i'm not in marissa shoes. i can see the future indicators.een excited or .onfident there is a whole host of variables. it is so much easier when you're on the outside looking in to know what is best. emily: what you think is the best and worst case scenario for yahoo!? jeff: it is still being used by millions of people around the world on a daily basis. if it is to be sold in needs to be sold on the value that they can create not just for today, but going forward. emily: how do you make sure linkedin is not the next yahoo!? do you worry about the company being disrupted? jeff: if i were worried, i would not be doing my job. i never lose sight for the game that we make for ourselves. the disruptors.re formidable to to an extent we are drawing resources from the court. to the extent that you drink and that youraid, modes are impenetrable, that is when you will invite disruption. pay closesly attention to the way the landscape evolves, but you never want to lose sight of playing your own game. emily: facebook seems to be chewing up on the ad dol

marissa mayer is known for her fashion sense and she is no stranger to flourishes.own. like a realeel picture of someone that has been in the news a lot, and much more natural way of presenting her and so we were happy with the result. lisa: let's take a look at the alicia garza pictures. she comes off looking very strong, focused and very in control. >> yes. two shoots of her. decided that she was going to be one of the five cover personalities, we'll pressure again to do a shoot. this time, in the studio and we wanted something that was again humanizingalso still and approachable. i definitely think that portrait is so striking. garzaup next, what alicia aims to accomplish with black lives matter. ♪ ♪ lisa: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." you get also find us on the xm channel 19. dc and am washington 960 in the bay area. in this week's special interview issue of "bloomberg businessweek garza, a longtime activist and the cofounder of the black lives matter movement sits down in talks to us about what exactly inspired her to start this. here she is in her

an east valley neighborhood is in shock this morning... 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us live with more on what happened adlib police say the child was at a friends house-- when the family pit bull attacked him. 13 action news was able to talk with the family of the victim. they didnt want to go on camera-- but they did tell us children. judith gorge, neighbor 09:01:14:07 i get really nervous about that because i let my kids around and everyth shouldn't be letting them out that much 09:01:19:27 that pit bull has been taken away by animal control. its not clear yet what will happen to the dog. mk-- 13an. breaking overnight.. it's a troubling... yet recurring trend in the valley. a fight leads to gunfire..and 13 action news reporter parker collins is near bonanza and lamb with what police say happened. parker? this is the scene now police say two men got in a fight they both had guns and started firing at each other at least one of them got hit several times they took him to the hospital the other guy ran away and hasn't been found reporting live parker collins thirteen

marissa tag she tells me the fire will not affect treatment operations. the good news-- nobody was hurt. mk-- 13an. a man accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid is now being held on a half-million dollars bail after facing a judge today. 22-year old ivon major is accused of sneaking into a hotel room at the boulder was cleaning. major is due back in court again later this month. seatbelts save lives! investigators say.... the recent spike in crashes.... turning deadly..... here in nevada... is a direct result of people not wearing seatbelts!!! brian la-voie knows first hand... he lost his teenage daughter.... hillary.... in a car accident... back in -2- thousand -10-. 134425 put your seatbelt on ,it may not be cool,it may not feel cool but wiwill tell you what i have to go to the cemetary to visit my daughter you. 134433 lavoie continues to speak out in his daughters honor ... and... continues to fight for legislation to make.... nevada's seatbelt law..... a primary not secondary concern... let's get right into this situation developing as we go on a

we have marissa kynaston out there... as soon as she learns something new, we'll pass that on to you. it's been a rou our roads.. a third person has been killed.. after being hit by a car. police say around 9 o-clock the woman was in a crosswalk on eastern near sahara when she was struck. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. no word yet who might be at fault. our crews were first on scene when a man was killed in a hit and run in the same area yesterday morning. police say about an hour after the crash the driver came back and turned himself in. metro tells us he will be facing charges. state law. metro tells us the driver will be charge right now.. three suspected killers are behind bars accused of torturing a family, before setting their home on fire.. and leaving them inside. a source is telling us. this was a brutal, high-level retaliation... and one of the victims was a drug trafficker. police say two women were bound, duct taped and burned... and another man was stabbed. mario jimenez died

marissa kynaston spoke with passengers.... about their travel nightmare... and... what they want.... from the airline. nat it actually says on the screen that we're boarding, but there's no plane here, so therefore, it's impossible to be boarding passengers-- frustrated-- and confused-- forced to sit at their gate for hours. some reached out to us-- saying their frontier airlines flight had been delayed several times. the resounding theme is that it's totally unacceptable passengers say they were yelled at by frontier employees-- threatened-- and about those delays. some had graduations to attend-- others had medical reasons for traveling.. there was a crowd around the ticket desk, telling at agents, agents were yelling back at us a representative with frontier airlines tells us there were issues with the aircrafts parking brake. in a statement-- they say passengers were offered compensation for their inconvenience and a hotel room. but some say their biggest concern-- was the customer service. i think every single passenger here would have felt better if we felt l

marissa, what's have you learned. ((toss to parker in live tag)) that's right if you didn't see this field.... field.... possibly wreckage people saw two parachutes this was a two seater they heard a loud explosion saw flames and black smoke leon utterback, witness 15:28:08-15:28:18 at what point did you realize something was wrong? when we heard the explosion. hear an explosion like that we looked up and saw the black cloud of smoke. they said the plane was in a nose dive. but from where they were it looked like the pilot was okay reporting live parker collins 13 action news. we will continue covering this story throughout the newscast... for up to the minute updates...go to ktnv dot and..... as thousands are fleeing the out of control "blue cut" fire in southern california. san bernardino county fire officials say power lines are causing problems for some crews "those power lines are called kv lines and it's a huge concern for us. they have a high amount of electricity, hundreds of thousands of volts in those kv lin

marissa tag major will appear in court again later this month. in the race for the white house. donald trump doubling down on a false claim....then saying it was only a joke! the republican nominee repeated a shocking charge.... against president obama and hillary clinton 20 times over two days! trump: i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. trump says the media didn't get his "sarcasm". on the democratic side.... hillary and bill clinton just released their 2015 tax returns. the two made nearly $11 million last year....and paid 43 percent in taxes. running mate tim kaine also released his taxes today... but donald trump has refused.... he says.... he can't while under i- r-s audit. bill clinton is in town today.... campaini wife. he's addressing thousand of pacific islander and asian-american voters at caesars palace. green party candidate jill stein and libertarian candidate gary johnson also adressed voters. utah's attorney general spoke on behalf of donald trump. the list of names for our new professional hockey team... is down to the final five. acc

marissa whip marissa kynaston morning when five and six year olds started their first day of kindergarten. and for kindergarteners across the district-- its the first day of full time instruction. every classroom in the district will increase the hours in kindergarten-- from three-- to six. administrators hope this will help students better prepare for first grade. the widow of the arizona rancher killed..... during that armed stand-off in oregon..... with the bundy brothers... is now planning..... on suing.... the police and two f-b-i agents. the attorney for la-voy the lawsuit hasn't been filed yet.... but... they are pursuing it.... "with 100-percent certainty." finicum was fatally shot..... during a confrontation.... with officers and f-b-i agents. the officers say.... they opened fire..... after finicum reached for the gun.... inside his jacket. prosecutors determined the shooting was justified... but finicum's family says.... he was quote.... "executed in cold blood." millennials sure to be a driving force at the polls come november -- if they get out and vote. 13 action news politi

positive side, to make sure they understand those school experiences and school rules 21:09:12:23 marissa tag parents i talked with said theyre looking forward to the additional instruction time for their kids-- and to save money on daycare. mk-- 13an. "shooting in progress lax" airports in the country sends passengers running for their lives..some out onto the tarmac! "all of a sudden, there was a flood of people saying there was a shooter, i mean everyone was in a huge panic." "we immediately started running, went through an emergency exit that was close to a gate and ran down onto a runway." reports of gunfire caused chaos at l-a-x last night. according to police, the false costume. they thought he had a sword...but it turned out to be plastic, "they let me go.. they didn't arrest me or anything like that.. they explained to me crazy stuff happens in the airports.." the scare turned out to be nothing more than "loud noises".. we do know at least one person was injured in the chaos. right now police are trying to determine the source of those loud noises, that sounded like gunshots to s

marissa tag shane will appear in court again in october. he could face more charges as the investigation continues. mk-- 13an. breaking right now in the midwest. twelve-thousand homes and businesses in cenral indiana thankfully there are no reports of injuries.. but the damage is extreme. in light of the storms.. vice presidential nominee and indian governor mike pence.. just tweeted he's going home. he tweeted "please keep hoosiers in your prayers" a look at desert doppler for las vegas. not a bit of green on the map. it's a stark contrast from last show..folks saw some rain a live look outside. it's a little hazy. joining us is 13 first alert moving into thursday our weather does not change all that much from wednesday. highs in the valley will be around 100 degrees, give or take a few depending on where you are. winds will pick up slightly into the afternoon and evening and last into the overnight with arizona getting all the monsoon action. change all that much from you are. winds will pick up slightly into the afternoon and evening and

marissa kynaston joins us with more. when we got here-- this entire block was filled with this entire block was filled with firetrucks-- neighbors said the flames got pretty high-- we were able to get some cell phone video-- from right after that fire started-- you can see just how high those flames got earlier this morning. neighbors i talked with said they believe this house was empty-- but they werent sure if there were squatters liv inside when the fire started. one person-- said he was here right when it happened. 04:15:36 you can feel the heat from where i was right here, it got big for a second, i though the neighbors house was going to catch on fire metro is here investigating-- that could mean they are checking for any criminal activity. we're waiting to talk with them and get more details. mk-- 13an. breaking right now..unrest

and they have a toddler with them. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston confronted the people inside that home. nat knocking do you guys live here uh yeah, why is there a this place out, do you guys live here? come on steph nat door slammed the door slammed in our face-- the people inside this home-- telling me yes-- they lived here-- but according to the homeowners association-- not legally. according to the hoa-- sierra community management-- the home is currently in sierra community management-- the home is currently in foreclosure. the hoa say the people inside-- even have a fake lease. the women holding a toddler-- thats why neighbors reached out to us-- concerned about the childs wellbeing. but according to the hoa-- police cannot make an arrest-- until the homeowner files paperwork. nat you need to get off my property now is this your property that's my question nat door opening you're on my property, i'm not understanding. i don't want you here but my question is, is it your property? yes it is, i have a lease, i pay the bills, the with this sh since i moved to vegas, you all

marissa tag marissa kynaston 13 action news. at this hour...metro police are searching for a what is believe to be a random attacker who stabbed a man in the neck! it officers were called out to the scene near fremont and bruce. the victim was taken to the hospital, and is expected to be okay. also... police are still searching for a suspect who sexually assaulted a hotel employee... take a good look at the man in this surveillance footage. investigators tell us he broke into a hotel room on boulder highway near d-i.. over the weekend-- then beat up and assaulted a worker. police say he took off when another employee came to the door. if you recognize him, or see him anywhere... please call police immediately. ruptured last night.... reps for southwest gas say that line has been repaired.... it happened last night in henderson when road construction crews hit the line near stephanie and wigwam. northbound lanes of stephanie were closed following the incident. developing news coming out of orlando, florida.... walt disney world i

marissa kynaston talked with some of those passengers.... about their travel nightmare!!! passengers snapped pictures of long lines-- others created not-so-comfy makeshift beds-- as delta airlines worked to computers shut down-- causing cancellations-- and major delays. take sot chelsea reynolds it's just so annoying, we're just tired and ready to get home already and we haven't even started our flight yet hundreds of flights cancelled across the world. here at home-- some passengers saying it took them over an hour just to get through the ticket counter line. sot godefroid dijcke traveling from belgium we are worried we're not going to make our connection some passengers-- belgium i said to my wife, i think we stay another day in vegas others more frustrated-- sot chelsea reynolds it's just aggravating but they could agree on this-- passengers said despite the inconvenience-- sot chelsea reynolds, flight delayed i mean it's a headache sot chelsea reynolds they're just apologizing for the inconvenience, which is all they can do, everybody is being super polite about it sot

. >> marissa lynn. charlie belcher. asr thein the political squares. political squares craig patri thank you for joining us. it's good to have you here on political squares this is round two. our stars are back thank you so much for joining us we have some familiar contestants as well. mayor buckhorn my right. wea battle of the bays continuing. iie fstnd rou went to mayor last week. this is round two. mayor buckhorn try to even it up >> startit charlie belcher. square. hit me craig what do you got. >> crlha, wchep rublican candidate said after prime time debate the more wine i drink, the better the debate got. >> think that's what much everyone said who was watching it at home. every time somebody said something you think may not be ue i drink at home. careful, though. dot drive afterwas. belve tha was n gi. will dagree with that. re you kno who it was? lindseyraham. you gott rht. on aga mayor of tampa off to a good start right here. circle gets the square. all right. you are up. >> i'm going to choose marissa. >> you are up. >> finally let's go some w

lisa: marissa mayer is known for her fashion sense and she is no trigger to photo shoots.ked with the editor at the editor -- i talked with the editor and business week. >> they very graciously and kindly agreed to let us shoot her. it really feels like a real picture of someone who has been in the news a lot and in a more natural way of representing her. lisa: let's take a look at the alicia garza pictures. she comes across looking very strong, very focused, and very and control. >> we did two shoots a family first photographed her, it was very early in the portfolio and we would not sure who would be covered and who would not be covered. when it was decided that she was going to be one of our five cover personalities, we approached her again to do a shoot. this time, and studio, really wanted something that again was strong, but still humanizing, and approachable, and i just think that portrait is so striking. lisa: up next, what alicia garza hope to accomplish with black lives matter. and the life of a struggling musician in the streaming age. ♪ lisa: welcome back to bl

officers who shot and killed a man late last year 'not' face criminal charges. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston has more on an emotional fact finding review this morning.. and the family who says they had to relive the tragedy all over again. nat guns take sot jacqueline lawrence, childress mother 20:59:11:03 it was like reliving that day all over again 20:59:14:01 jacqueline lawrence watched video of the day her son was killed just over 8 months ago. police say 23 year old keith childress was running from them-and when they finally caught up with him-- they thought he was armed with a there was no gun - turns out it was just a cell phone. at a public review held today-- detectives said-- a preliminary determination found the officers-- fired in self defense. craig jex detective metro 21:09:24:29 it's very unfortunate, that it turns to this, the family mourns, and we are very sorry for that 21:09:31:16 reports indicate officers believed childress could've been armed and dangerous. they never used non-lethal force, such as pepper spray. instead, childress reportedly refused numerous com