parker adlibs scene marissa kynaston with exclusive on this violent robbery suspect marissa? started in this neighborhood-- we're right by the stratosphere. police say they tried to pull the suspect over-- but he took off. now you might remember this suspect-- we showed you this video only a couple days ago. our sources here at 13 action news tell us this is the same suspect who stole a womans car-- right out of her driveway-- and it was all suspect was wanted in 15 robberies in total. thats why they were trying to pull him over. 20:18 we're back in pursuit, we're right behind him (butted with) 20:40 i've got 4 units with me now, i need to request multiple units (butted with) 24:34 i'm going to set up spike strips (butted with) 7:05 he hit the spike strips, he's on one tire, going down we made you a rough estimate of where this chase happened-- just to give you an idea of how long police were chasing the you can see the chase started where we are right now-- near the stratosphere. then he wrapped around and jumped on the 95 headed towards the 215. it was there-- when the susp

marissa adlibs marissadlibs marissa adlibs ahead today...democratic vice presidential candidate tim the valley though... 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near horizon ridge and green valley parkway with details on kaine's visit. parker? in just a few hours... he'll be talking at this senior center. he was in vegas yesterday. kaine attacked trump yesterday. kaine spoke to several hundred people at the united brotherhood of carpenters training center in las vegas. the democrat spent part of his speech criticizing trump's visit to nevada on wednesday. he talked about trump's lack of position on storing of long-term nuclear waste at the reno on wednesday, where the republican front-runner pronounced nevada wrong. " i heard that somebody is trying to instruct y'all on this state not sure what exactly we're in for today... we will be at the event... and let you know exactly what happens. reporting live parker collins thirteen action news. time now is x:xx --- up next a local real estate agent is fighting to live right now.. his family says he was stabbed at an open house...but t

marissa adlibs chopper 13 fast and first over marissadlibs marissa adlibs also overnight-- las vegas firefighters were called out to also overnight-- las vegas firefighters were called out to a house fire in summerlin. this is video from the scene near summerlin parkway and town center. crews believe the fire started in a bedroom, but they're not sure exactly how. they believe it could be electrical because where the flames sparked there were electronics charging. the room is completely gutted. two adults and a teen were displaced. thankfully no on was injured. just moments ago.. union pacific railroad issued a statment--- following a late night fatal accident involving one of their trains and a be aware of designated crossing areas. officers were called out to the scene near lake mead and the i-15 around 8:30 last night. police say the man was trespassing on private property when he was hit, but right now they're not sure what he was doing. ahead today...democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine is in town... he's already been very busy in the valley though... parker collins

marissa kynaston is live near charleston and lamb... with what police are saying marissa? marissa ad-lib and overnight... a man runs for help after being shot. to walk us through what happened overnight. parker? the victim came face to face with the shooter right about here. police say they had just a few words before the gun was pulled out. the victim was hit... but somehow he managed to run away and get help. he made it across at least one busy street. medics took him to the hospital. right now he's in critical condition. police don't know where the shooter is. they're looking for him as we speak. reporting live parker collins good morning las vegas! the time now is ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) another day of wind is expected for the las vegas valley. cold front drops out of the northwest and passes over head today. from 8am to 1pm today, winds will be at their strongest. mph. this cold front is a dry cold front for las vegas which means mainly sunny skies will be common but behind this front is much cooler air. highs

marissa kynaston was first to report this terrbly sad news. marissa what are saying this morning? we are still working on gathering more information-- but heres what we know so far. police responded to the death of a small child-- the parents told police they found the child unresponsive in their apartment. abuse and neglect detail is now investigating the childs death-- to see if there was any criminal or suspicious activity surrounding that death. marissa tag information for you-- and we'll bring it to you on air and on line when it becomes available. mk-- 13 an. just breaking overnight-- a man is shot... and it may have been for the shoes he was wearing. parker collins was fast and and flamingo. parker, there are signs of a struggle where you are... parker adlibs scene the victim came face to face with the shooter right about here. police say they had just a few words before the gun was pulled out. the victim was hit... but somehow he managed to run away and get help. he made it across at least one busy street. medics took him to the hospital. right now he's in critical conditi

marissa, what are police saying this morning. this didnt happen in a house-- police say the woman was found dead right here on the sidewalk. police got a call of gunshots just before one this morning-- and found the woman had been shot in the head. again-- the shooting happened on the sidewalk-- right in front of a brick wall. we talked with the man who lives behind that brick wall-- the shooting happened. he says he didnt hear it-- but he cant believe that brick wall was the only thing separating police they did see a car possibly leaving the scene-- i'll tell you if they involved later in the newscast. mk-- 13an. today is the day-- that major construction project is taking over the construction project is taking over the spaghetti bowl... its going to be a mess for the thousands of people who drive through there. we've got parker collins and yasmeen hassan working together this morning-- so you have let's start with parker live on the freeway. things are going to get bad out here really soon. take a look at the video n-dot gave

marissa kynaston joins us near the stratosphere where police first saw this suspect. according to police-- it all started in this neighborhood-- we're right by the stratosphere. police say they tried to pull the suspect over-- but he took off. now you might suspect-- we showed you this video only a couple days ago. our sources here at 13 action caught on camera. our sources also tell us this suspect was wanted in 15 robberies in total. thats why they were trying to pull him over. 11:06-11:36pm 17:44 we're in pursuit, speed is 65-70, 10:40-10:53 shots fired shots fired we made you a rough estimate of where this chase happened-- just to give you an idea of how long police were chasing the then he wrapped around and jumped on the 95 headed towards the 215. it was there-- when the suspect reached speeds of 110 miles an hour. police were able to set up spike trips near sky point-- story all morning long with live pictures and reports straight from the scene. in the meantime we'll put up a box on the bottom left of your screen so we can monitor this breaking news all the ti

marissa adlibs about wind wind from this past weekend. same time for red rock and the high temperatures today will afternoon and mainly sunny skies stretch into the next final approval to the stadium funding bill. by signing the bill, sandoval is giving the greenlight for construction on begin. raiders owner mark davis is also expected to be there. he will be presenting the funding plan to nfl owners when they meet tomorrow. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... we'll see you back here for i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. narrator: 2013: joe heck votes to shut down the government, risking vital services for thousands of nevada seniors and veterans. but as federal employees like air traffic controllers worked 16 days without pay, joe heck continues to cash his paycheck... even as 244 members of congress refused their pay. joe heck says he deserves it. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, the massive battle to take down isis. thousands of tr

overnight crashes create a mess on the ra coverage starting with marissa. marissa adlibs parker adlibs chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. we are following breaking as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content nite was 'intentional'. one person on the plane was hospital. according to the new york times, the pilot, told investigators the crash was intentional. the crash caused chaos on the city's main street. the fiery wreckage landed just feet away from buildings. witnesses say the plane cartwheeled down the street, narrowly missing a van carrying a mother

marissa kynaston and parker carnado. let's get over to marissa near its already a mess here-- its a maze of cones and road construction signs-- and the traffic is only expected to get worse. these ramps to martin luther king boulevard will be closed-- and the 15 southbound and nortb to the 95 northbound-- will also be closed everyday until late february. this animation shows what this construction project will look like. in the past-- with some of these project neon closures-- they may have only closed roads-- or ramps-- overnight-- or during the weekend. but this one will last until late february. ndot officials are suggesting drivers download a traffic navigation app for around traffic and construction. mk-- 13an. we are getting an up close view of what exactly drivers are dealing with in the spaghetti bowl this morning. 13 action news reporter parker collins is in live drive this morning.... figuring out if one alternative is better than another. parker-- how's it going out there? ad lib about traffic they're changing

and we've got parker collins and marissa kynaston live at the school. marissa? this debate will not be a town hall style-- but moref with times segments on different topics. or for this debate-- chris wallace-- a fox news anchor-- the topics and foreign policy. who also moderated the gop primary debates. he will become the first fox news host ever to moderate a presidential debate. but a lot of eyes will be on him-- after nbc's lester holt received criticism for being biased during the first debate-- and allowing the candidates to argue-- and get off track. tbd parker is also following the debate... he hasa expect fromt he candidates tonight. the past two debates have been full of fireworks. wouldn't be surprised to see more of that. donald trump is going into this debate on the defensive... according to the latest and nationally... some polls have him tailing by double digits. clinton will try to keep the momentum on her side... likely bringing up that infamous access hollywood video-- - where trump made vulgar comments about women. trump has apologized for the

we're super excited to chat with actress marissa tomei. i love her. >> yeah from empire. >> we'll have a chitchat and why she partnered with a group that provides guide dogs for the blind. she's also suffered from a problem that a lot of people do. we're going to explain what that recognize the name irving berlin which you should, chances you are you do know his music. coming up a couple new actors from the new production coming to the rep and hear a live production of one of his most memorable songs. >>> we'll meet this guy his name is johnny and find out about the plan that turned his health around. first up today, before we get to losing weight we're going to talk about this. [laughter] >> was that obvious? >> we all know that everything is bette w >> well to add to that i'm going to say this. the only thing that might be better is bacon with chocolate. so today's sweet treats made with bacon, the ultimate say it with me, meat candy. >> all right. >> chef kate lulloff is with jones dairy farm. she's here to show you how to make sweet ba

yasmeen tosses to marissa traffic is only expected to get worse. these ramps to martin luther king boulevard will be closed-- and the 15 southbound and northbound ramps-- connecting to the 95 northbound-- will also be closed everyday until late february. this animation shows what this construction project will look like. in the past-- with some of these project neon closures-- they may have only closed but this one will last until late february. ndot officials are suggesting drivers download a traffic navigation app for their phones-- something like waze will help you get around traffic and construction. mk-- 13an. so far, it seems like people have gotten the message.... traffic hasn't been terrible in the spaghetti bowl yet. parker collins is in live drive this morning.... getting a better view of the detours.... and checking your drive times. there? ad lib about traffic they're changing the timing on traffic signals to help get you around faster on surface streets this first week or so is going to be the worst... while people get usedto the chang

marissa kynaston... she's live at unlv with more on how this debate will work. marissa? we are here because whe can't be at the thomas and mack center right now. a security sweep is going there... to make sure everything is safe and secure for tonight. this third debate will be very similar to the first. it will not be like the second debate-- that took on a town hall format-- with audience members asking questions. this time around-- a little segments-- 15 minutes each. each segment will open with a question-- and both candidates will have two minutes to answer. the rest of the time-- the candidates will be able to respond to each other-- and the moderator can ask follow up questions. and for the first time-- it will be moderated by a fox news anchor. i'll have more on that later in debate... he has a look at what we can expect fromt he candidates tonight. the past two debates have been full of fireworks. wouldn't be surprised to see more of that. donald trump is going into this debate on the defensive... according to the latest monmouth poll here in nevada... he's down

marissa what do we know? a motorcycle rider is recovering this morning after a decatur. police were called out to the scene around 10 o'clock. you can see the motorcycle collided with a red truck. no word yet who was at fault. the rider had serious injuries, but we're told they will survive. in just a few hours-- the trial for rocker vince neil is scheduled to start. the former motley crew frontman is facing a battery charge for allegedly grabbing a woman by the hair after she tried to get an autograph from nicolas cage back in april. it led to this bizarre brawl between the actor and singer in we are following a black toyota scion going about 80 miles per hour (butted with) they just said shots fired a wild car chase from downtown all the way to henderson ends with shots fired. i mean slamming a 90 year old man to the ground... thats crazy, coming-- why nhp says this suspect was so violent-- their trooper had to open fire. chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. carey and marion... we'll bring

marissa, what are police saying this morning. this didnt happen in a house-- police say the woman was found dead right here on the sidewalk. police got a call of gunshots just before one this morning-- and found the woman had been shot in the head. again-- the shooting happened on the sidewalk-- right in front of a brick wall. we talked with the man who lives behind that brick wall--

marissa marissa kynaston here where elected officials and security experts are expressing confidence in the voting system here in nevada. their comments come after days of donald trump saying the election is rigged-- even tweeting out about a large scale voter fraud. but nevada security officials argue your vote-- is safe. they say the electronic voting system cant be hacked-- and theyll have teams out and about on election day-- responding to any complaints. marti 140607i am marti glaser here at the diocese of las vegas after one local valley woman and her neighbors say music from their loc has gotten out of hand, so they came to 13 action news in hopes they'll turn the volume down .140624 parker whip 6:51:45-6:52:11 i'[m parker collins near mlk and bonanza right here is where two guys robbed a man at gunpoint all while it was caught on camera just feet away from here take vo at 6:51:54 in the video you can see that life and death struggle police say the guys pulled out a gun and fired made it away with the phone this guy's money and his wallet the man accused in a deadly shooting a

eye evacuating businesses in the area because of a possible suspicious package... 13 action news' marissa kynaston is live at the scene with what we know now.... this is happening at near right now... hualapai is shut down in both directions - from d- i to spring mountiain. kimmel-vm one audience member became an instant celebrity after sunday night's presidential debate. ken bone caught everyone's eye with his red sweater. he now says wearing the sweater he appeared on jimmy kimmel last night in his now famous red sweater.... "do you recognize how adordable you are tonight? bone: thats a definitive yes/ kimmel: when did you find out you suddenly became famous... bone: we werent allowed to have our phones or any other electronic devices with us so when i turned my phone back on. i got back to my car at 10-15 central and i had a few messages. i started to think maybe that today was going to be a long day." bone later got hundreds of twitter followers and someone created a facebook page on his behalf. one twitter user wrote - quote - "tonight i lost hope in america's future... then i met ke

marissa kynaston is live to explain why this is happening. tbd in the past-- with some of these project neon closures-- they may have only closed roads-- or ramps-- overnight-- or during the weekend. but right now-- ndot is saying these next closures-- could be much longer. just a reminder-- project neon is widening the 15 and the 95 to eventually make room for more cars. we dont yet know which ramps these will take place in the spaghetti bowl. the spaghetti bowl carries over three hundred thousand cars a day-- so this project will affect a lot of drivers. marissa tag ndot will announce exactly what will be closed later today. we'll keep you updated on air-- and on our website-- ktnv dot com. time now is x:xx --- still to come new details on a wild chase in the valley. sot suspect is down... we are code four at the cadillac..everbody reduce. troopers forced to shoot a carjacking suspect. next--eyewitnesses describe the chaos. (trump) we have some bad hombre's here and we're going to get them out. that comment one of many that was trending her

marissa adlibs right now... run.. parker collins is live near bruce and owens... withthe latest from police. parker? you now... police say last night a woman called 911 she said the car ahead of her swerved out of the lane... when she got closer... she real,ized it was because a body was in the road. police say the man was hit and killed by a vehicle. the best evidence they have... is some red paint chips and chrome bits. they think this could have broken off in the collision. no arrests yet another sad part here... he might have been hit more than once. reporting live parker collins thirteen action news. new this morning, hundreds of people coming together in san diego.. to remember the 4 people who died after a pickup truck flew off a bridge onto a large crowd. the victims all range from 46 community for a vigil last night. the crash happened saturday. the driver of a truck lost control and plunged off a bridge onto a vendor's booth. there was a motorcycle rally happening at the time. police say the 24-year-old driver was under the influences. he's facing four c

marissa adlibs 13 action news update.. the unlv law professor who was attacked and beaten while police say leslie griffin was suffering from two brain bleeds after being attacked by michael mattingly two weeks ago. they say mattingly slammed her to the ground and kicked her several times before trying to carjack another woman. new information on a disturbing story.. police now say there could be more victims who may have been unknowingly recorded in a valley home they rented through air b-n-b. they're asking anyone who stayed there between last october and this january to they arrested christopher rogers after they say he hid cameras inside the home near warm springs and pecos. new this morning.... former raiders coach john madden is weighing in on the team's possible move to las vegas. the hall of fame coach says quote "they don't have an alternative..." that's according to sports illustrated... madden says the team needs a new stadium...and since things won't work out in l-a...and vegas. lawmakers have approved funds for

marissa kynaston joins us at le and durango. where one of the valley's high profile murders of the year happened. 138 homicides so far-- one of those-- happened right here at lees liquor-- scaring many people across the valley-- because it was random. the suspects-- did not know the victim. back in may-- three suspects broke into the liquor store-- then shot an employee after he earlier this month-- a woman was killed-- after police say a man randomly shot into her car while she was driving on the freeway. the numbers-- 138 total homicides so far this year for spike in homicides to metro does have a plan to fight this increase in crime-- i'll talk about that later in the ne a middle school band teacher is now facing embezzlement charges-- because police say he spent his students' money that was for an upcoming trip. ccsd police tell us justin klarer initially told them he simply "forgot" to turn in the several hundred dollars that was collected for a trip to new york for band students at leavitt middle school. detectives say he

marissa kynaston is live a showing us how they're getting ready. marissa? you can see all the preparations that have already started-- and today will be for any last minute preps before tomorrows debate. marissa adlibs what she sees today-- crews will be holding rehearsals. these are very similar to theater rehearsals-- its a time for crews to check the sound-- check the lighting-- check the equipment-- and then make adjustments. but the presidential candidates do not actually participate in road closures will also be an issue-- the campus and surrounding roads will be congested-- or closed altogether. will be congested-- or closed altogether. we have a list of those on our website-- ktnv dot com. i said to my husband thats the language is inappropriate it's not acceptable melania trump silent no more-- she's finally breaking her silence on the leaked access hollywood tape where her husband donald.. is heard making lewd comments about women. :43-:58 po-127mo "he was lead anderson: you feel the host billy bush was sort of egging him on. yes." billy bush has

november ballot people are speaking out about question one and gun rights. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston was at a ceremony today honoring domestic violence victims -- and talked out of the hands of abusers. the families of domestic violence victims placed a white rose in a vase today-- as they remembered their loved ones who died. many of them-- hoping nevada makes some changes-- to prevent even more victims. one of those changes could happen if voters approve question one-- a measure on the november ballot that could essentially-- there is a loophole in the law-- that allows anyone to buy guns online-- or at gun shows-- without a background check. those who oppose question one-- say criminals and domestic abusers will continue to find guns. but those who support it-- like senator mark menendo-- say right now-- its too easy for these people to go out and purchase a gun. take sot mark menendo, nevada state senator district 21 03:29:31:26 because there are people out there who will sell things to people they supposedly care about and that has to stop 03:29:42:00 marissa tag offici

(marissa) 2;50;19"it was like a game of 'let's knock out evan'. then the next wednesday it happened again."(cover w/ pics)2;50;38 "his jaw was hanging."2;51;14 "he lost teeth and we got confirmation that his jaw was fractured. and he had a concussion as well."(uncover) 2;51;37"that was a breaking point where he couldn't do anything at that point as far as school. he had been hiding in snowbanks on his way home from school trying to avoid getting beaten up." in the months following...marissa says her son would be diagnosed with p-t-s-d. (evan) 3;07;29"it's just hard to be around people just in general." 3;07;41"i just feel nervous and anxious. 3;08;05"it just makes me want to go into a hiding place and go somewhere where i'm not around the people." the school is not commenting specifically about this situation.the broken jaw case is currently working its was through juvenile court.what's next for the family is getting the latest ?expensive? prescription filled...a service dog for evan. (marissa) 3;01;32"the benefit is to help him start living a nor

marissa? this is one of the possible locations for the new nfl stadium-- but now we're learning-- a lot of the surrounding roads-- would also need work. thats according to a new report that was made public during last nights discussion. according to ndot-- over eight hundred million dollars worth of road improvements would but-- those projects already have the funding-- and they have already been planned-- they would just need to be fast tracked. the only problem now-- this could just slow the process of building that stadium. lawmakers will meet again at nine this morning-- to work again on getting that vote. mk-- 13an. cold front attached to a massive low pressure system on the pacific northwest shore pressure system on the pacific northwest shore will be interacting with the valley today. clouds are expected to build through the morning and into northwest shore will be the afternoon to partly cloudy conditions. 10 to 20 mph winds will be common along with gusts between 25 and 30 mph. our st

marissa--- what's it like out there... some of those supporters were waiting at these gates since protestors are still out here. the protestors are from several organizations-- like nextgen climate nevada-- and battle born progress. they have protested his events before-- but today-- they focused on what they call sexist comments that donald trump has made. i was able to meet up with a woman while she was waiting in line-- she is a trump supporter-- and i asked her how she felt about the protestors-- trump has made about women. she told me she tries to focus on his policies. 19:57:21:25 he talks to everybody that way, he talks to men that way, to women that way, this is a strong man, he has a strong opinion, i don't have an issue with it 19:57:30:08 i think the biggest thing out here for both protestors and supporters-- is that people vote. the deadline to register is this saturday. are leaving thier homes before hurricane matthew moves in.... sot "we drove to like four different gas stations trying to get gas and no gas."

marissa: yeah, oh yeah they are. they're spirits for sure. ghosts,spirits, yeah oh yeah they're here." so, chris and nicole, whether paranormal investigations are looking to find answers. trick-or- treating times for communities across eastern iowa. just go to our website, kcrg dot com. americans are expected to spend a record $8.4 billion dollars on halloween costumes and decorations this year. balloons etc. & the costume emporium says this is its busy season. workers say this year, the grinch is the most popular adult costume. in second, is dressing as senior citizens. the shop says the stream of customers in the final weeks this year before halloween is steady. "22:39, " tend to not know what they want to do until the last minute so the last 3 days have been really busy for us." " suprisingly, the store says more political costumes were actually sold last year. a welcome ending to a story we shared with you earlier this month. a cedar rapids boy with autism is back with his service dog, sparky. the golden retriever was in the hospital with

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marissa adlibs tease chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. flying over that crash on the short. it was originally set at 2 years... but now she will only have to stay out of the sport for 15 that means she can return to professional tennis in april. sharapova tested positive for a drug on the banned substance list earlier this year. right now-- an out of control wildfire burning in colorado is forcing hundreds of people out of their homes. the flames have already destroyed at least 7 structures. firefighters say strong winds are helping fan fuel the fire. "you know, home is where the heart is, and when that home's up for all of the evacuees. the fire has scorched through at least 3-thousand acres. one system moved out and another, weaker one is on the way. most of the energy associated with the weaker system will pass to our north, to give us a reinforcement of cooler air. this means below average temps will be the theme for the forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of sunshine and dry conditions.

information about why the suspect may have been in the valley. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston has the details. as we watched the video of the pursuit-- the most shocking thing for me was seeing how many people were in harms way take vo this is surveillance video from inside the auto dealership where the shooting happened. nhp says 28 year old javier munoz was using the car as a weapon-- just before he was shot. now-- investigators are still nhp says he was from glendale arizona-- he did have distant family in the area-- but they dont believe thats why he was here. they say he may have only been here two days before going on the crime spree-- injuring several people along the way. 22:06:10 says dudleys pursuit was text book, extremely dangerous situation marissa tag its still not clear if munoz was under the influence during this pursuit and shooting-- nhp says they are toxicology results. mk-- 13an. this just in -- the new york giants are cutting ties with their kicker josh brown. it all stems from domestic brown -- who was suspended by the nfl for 1 game earlier in the year,

marissa kynaston is live at u-n-l- v... to show us how the campus has changed--- in preparation for the debate. you can see all the preparations that have already started-- and today will be for any last minute preps before tomorrows debate. today-- crews will be holding rehearsals. these are very similar to theater rehearsals- its a time for crews to check the sound-- check the lighting-- check the equipment-- and then make adjustments. but the presidential candidates do not actually participate in rehearsals. instead-- stand ins are hired by the commission on presidential debates to play the roles of the candidates and the moderator. road closures will also be an issue-- the campus and surrounding roads will be congested-- or closed altogether. we have a list of those on our website-- ktnv dot com. mk-- 13an. stolen-vo a new poll this morning shows americans are very skeptical this is according to a poll by politico. 41-percent of voters believe the election could be "stolen" from donald trump because of voter fraud. no e

already affecting drive times for thousands of drivers across the valley. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston talked with a lyft driver about how the road closures are affecting her. its a maze of cones and road construction signs out here-- and with ramps like this one completely closed-- rideshare drivers are having to find different routes. take vo stacey dunagan drives through the spaghetti bowl everyday-- sometimes several now-- she's having to find different routes. for the next couple months-- she's having to find different routes. for the next couple months-- project neon is closing the exit ramps to martin luther king boulevard-- and the 15 southbound and northbound ramps-- connecting to the 95 northbound. dunagan says now-- she has to add about 15 minutes to every ride-- and thats 15 minutes she could be driving another customer., take sot stacey gunagan 13:07:37:12 just getting to the strip or maybe to the airport, it takes a little longer, as far as 13:07:45:26 marissa tag ndot officials are suggesting all drivers to download a traffic navigation app for their phones-- so

made a multi vehicle crash caused quite a mess on roadways this morning. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston tells us why police say it may have been a road rage incident. it was a big mess out here this morning-- the biggest concern now-- any leftover debris. this front bumper was torn off during the crash-- and was lying in the road unil somebody dragged it to the sidewalk. take vo we do know two cars if you take a look at the video-- you can see one of them jumped the center median-- possibly crashing into a tree. right now. i did talk with police-- they tell me this may have been a road rage incident. the roads are still open-- but drivers need to watch out for any leftover debris. marissa tag the good news-- only very minor injuries-- mk-- 13an a semi-truck driver was taken into custody for d-u-i after crashing into a barrier on i-15 near cactus avenue. the crash was so intense -- the truck's fuel tank ripped open -- spilling fuel onto the freeway. thankfully, no one was injured. it's your voice, your vote in the race for the white house. republican donald trump is increasing h

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marissa kynaston takes us inside nhp's southern caommand center.. to show us what the people there are doing to make sure you aren't continually stu traffic. carnado is keeping technicians here busy-- theyre monitoring hundreds of cameras-- many of them showing project neon traffic and construction. take vo but technicians actually have two screens-- one-- monitoring the cameras-- and two-- monitoring traffic flow and comments through the waze navigation app. rtc has a partnership with waze-- and sends them all the information about project neon construction projects and times-- including information about carnado. merge information from both screens-- to make their adjustments. take sot debi bohnet, community liaison, project neon so we provide them in terms of closures and lane impacts, that information is fed into waze, and when the user types in their destination, it will route them through the fastest route marissa tag officials are suggesting that drivers download the waze app-- technicians are monitoring your comments right here in the contro

i've heard lots about voter fraud and electronic machines so that was a nice feature 11:15:23:13 marissa tag volunteers say they expect to see these lines while early voting is going on. they also say they have these booklets at most polling places-- explaining both sides to every ballot question. mk-- 13an. now to your voice ...your vote in the race for the white house... new numbers are in and hillary clinton is gettin enthusiasm over donald trump - with just 15 days left. and a-b-c poll also shows clinton with a twenty point advantage with women and even up three points with men. and today both candidates are out fighting.... donald trump - saying the polls have it wrong...as he outlined his vision for his first one hundred days in office.... sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "numbers are looking phenomenal in florida. don't believe media." [butted with] sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "it's a trump and the american voter?" the numbers are also saying.. more than half of clinton supporters are voting for her because they actually like her versus the 54% who a

plus marissa is following gunshot wound to the head. and now police are trying to track down her killer. marissa kynaston is live near the 95 and jones.... with what detectives are saying... dead right here on the sidewalk. police got a call of gunshots just before one this morning-- when they got here-- they found the woman on that sidewalk-- they say she had been shot in the head. at this point-- they still dont know who this woman is-- but they say she's very young-- possibly early 20s. police say once they can identify the woman-- they might have a better chance of coming up with suspects. t possibility that this could be domestic related. now witnesses are telling police they did see a car possibly leaving the scene-- i'll tell you if they think he was involved later in the newscast. mk-- 13an. a major traffic alert this morning. we're just hours away from car-nado! this means huge changes to the busiest highway in our state. 13 action news reporter parker

marissa tag i was able to briefly talk with one of farrs friends inside the courtroom-- he told me after the shooting-- farr became suicidal-- before finall police. mk-- 13an. a titanium company will pay a 5-hundred thousand dollar fine for a chlorine release. the 2012 release near the henderson time-met chemical plant went on for several hours before authorities were notified. according to the e-p-a, the company has also agreed to hire an independent auditor to check their emergency preparedness programs and chemical safety. the agenncy also found violations during a march 2015 las vegas firefighters were called out to an overnight house fire near summerlin parkway and town center. firefighters say it looks like the fire started in a phone charger. a 14-year old girl says she woke up to a popping sound and flames in her bedroom. she had to jump over the flames to escape. no one was hurt. we have an update to a henderson fire that started this morning. fire officials say it may have started in the dryer. it forced two people out of their home around 3 a-m offici still up and smelled smok

machines acro the latest -- this morning-- in the northwest part of the valley. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston walks us through what happened. police say that man walked through these doors-- holding a crowbar. take vo this is cell phone video of what that video poker machine looks like now-- you can see the cash entry part of the machine completely ripped off. police say around four this morning-- the man walked into the gas station-- and broke into the machine with his crowbar-- then took off with the money. how close the video machine is to the cash register-- where the manager tells me-- an employee was behind the counter when it happened. customers at the gas station today-- told me what they thought when they saw the broken machine. ray nichol, customer 22:20:15:25 that somebody got upset after losing (haha), i didn't see anything crazy, just looks like it's broken, like somebody tried to kick it in 22:20:23:05 marissa tag the gas station does have survhave seen their suspect-- but since it is still an ongoing released that footage. mk-- 13an. a 13 action news update this aftern

marissa was treated herself and here to tell us about it. we also have dr. rene to tell us more about the disease. >> hi. >> hi there. jj: marissa, you have the condition yourself and tell me about the partnership between guide dog for the blind and elgin. >> i think dr. chamois can tell you more about the condition itself. for me i questioned what was going on with my eyes because i was using a lot of eye drops and had some discomfort. over time it became more and the doctor and found out dollar was a solution. i was happy to find that out. and then on top of that elergen teamed up with them to support their organization it was started who were blinded in world war ii. jj: oh, my gosh. >> yeah. they have no government funding and one of the biggest guide dog schools in the country. they partner people in need of guide dogs with the dogs. they train the dogs and offer free veterinary service and it doesn't cost anything for the clients. you can find out if you yourself are having something going on with your eye and hear exactly what it's about from the doct

marissa adlibs you're looking at live pict bahamas. the deadly storm is over the bahamas right now and in florida conditions are only getting worse as they brace for the storm. one million people have been evacuated in florida ahead of the category three hurricane....and half a million more in south carolina are being evacuated. florida is bracing for a direct hit. no word yet if the storm will actually make landfall...but it will bring torrential rain and high powered winds. todd quinones. and i'm beth fisher... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis..who's in for greg.. ((ad-lib)) a weak system is passing north some breezes today. gusts shouldn't exceed about 20 mph. this system will give us a reinforcement of cooler air and will keep highs in the low 80s for thursday. expect sunny skies through the beginning of the weekend. with high pressure building in, high temps will rise first to southeast which will give us a bit of cloud cover and it may a pacific system moving in from the west. there will still be eno

marissa kynaston has more.... on how it all escalated. take pkg several students just waiting to board their bus for school this morning-- when this happened. clark county school district police say a parent punched this window-- out of frustration. parents -- saying everyone's frustrated. take sot shaneita kelly, frustrated parent 16:04:01:18 all the parents are concerned about it, i mean it's ridiculous 16:04:05:25 shaneita school-- missing parts of class-- and late coming home-- she says her child was even left behind at school! take sot kelly 16:03:24:12 i felt concerned about my kids 16:03:26:16 this morning-- parents said the bus was late again-- and they'd had enough. so 13 action news got some answers from ccsd-- turns out-- this particular bus-- is an overflow bus. that means-- the students at this bus stop live less than two miles away from their middle school. so-- if the bus has time-- and extra room-- it makes the extra take sot kelly 16:05:45:22 don't be a beep about it and leave somebody's kid, you left my niece, at the sch

crime spree-- injuring 22:06:10 says dudleys pursuit was text book, extremely dangerous situation marissa tag its still not clear if munoz was under the influence during this pursuit and shooting-- nhp says they are still waiting for toxicology results. mk-- now as we release the results of our exclusive new 13-action news rasumussen poll. this one is on nevada's u-s senate race. it's another close one.. showing democrat catherine cortez masto at 43- percent.. with republican dr. joe heck at 41-percent. that is well within the poll's 3- and a half percent margin of error. joining us now with somse insight.. 13 action news political ----these results are not surprising. nearly every poll taken in this race has shown it to be close. but the early voting numbers show democrats with a big lead, which combined with a republican- leaning poll showing joe heck behind, must be making republicans nervous. especially because this is the most important senate race in chance to take. ----that's why a tough new ad from heck that i posted on 13 action news' site is not that surprising. it features a da

marissa: yeah, oh yeah they are. they're spirits for sure. ghosts,spirits, yeah oh yeah they're here." if you're planning to dress up tomorrow, halloween getup, there's plenty of time left. halloween shops will be open tomorrow-- and some say it's the busiest shopping day of the year. kcrg tv-9's jordee kalk takes a look at how eastern iowans plan to celebrate. nat 24:40, "everything is more fun in costume."octo ber may not be known as the busy shopping downtown cedar rapids. ower kimberly cowger says people usually wait until the last minute to pick out a halloween 24:40, "everything is more fun in costume."octo ber may not be known as the busy shopping season. but it is for this store in downtown cedar rapids. ower kimberly cowger says people usually wait until the last minute to pick out a halloween costume. 22:40, "so the last 3 days have been really busy for us." the national retail federation predicts americans to spend a record $8.4 billion on halloween this year. and a good percentage of that will be on costumes. 23:00, "every year th

marissa tag volunteers say they expect to see these lines while early voting is going on. places-- explaining both sides to every ballot question. mk-- 13an. the clinton campaign is using music.... to reach younger voters.... a concert for hillary clinton... will be headlined..... by rapper jay-z... before election day clinton aides hope.... the concert draws thousands of people.... they also hope it motivates young people..... will turn out for clinton..... the way they did.... arack obama. donald trump spoke to a reporter in florida about the first amendment.. and says he wants to change slander and li trump says he'd like something closer to england when it comes to the press. he says current law offers too much protection to the media.. even when they make mistakes. chopper 13.... fast and first... to the scene... as a jack-knifed semi truck stopped traffic for hours.... on "the spaghetti bowl" this morning... causing a nightmare for commuters... the back-up stretched for miles..... on both north and southbound lanes. at the same time police were clearing the semi cras

marissa kynaston joins us from trump hotel where he's staying. marissa? donald trump is inside his hotel here right now-- but will be making his way to henderson in just a couple hours. meet with hispanic leaders and small business owners. this time-- he could be met with protestors. both nextgen climate nevada-- and battle born progress have said they plan to protest outside the rally today. and they could focus on trumps tax history-- after a new york times story ran over the weekend-- claiming trump could have avoided paying federal taxes for years. trump will be trying to get more support here-- a real latest polls show trump trailing clinton by less than a point. his rally will be held at the henderson pavilian-- it starts at 11-30. mk-- 13an. kaine that is absolutely false, and you know that. pence it's aboslutely true. . quijano gentlemen, please. the only vice presidential repeated interruptions. but who's the winner this morning? according to cnn, 48 percent of debate watchers gave the victory to governor mike pence. 42 said tim kaine was the win

marissa tag they tell me they do have access to helicopters they decide they need to do that. along with the calls.. viewer richard vallee sent an email and a picture to explain his concerns about the fire. and we want to let you all know -- coming up in a little over an hour -- there will be a meeting at the mount charleston library. u-s forest officials will be on hand to answer any questions -- it starts at 7. new at five.. we're getting our first look at the man accused of brutally beating a youn deshaun lewis is now out on bail. the victim's mom says lewis was a family friend who had temporarily taken over custody of the child when she was sick. the pictures of the young boy, marscel, are tough to look at. he's still in the hospital, fighting to survive. but he is expected to recover. 13 action news is exposing.... the rampant squatter problems in our valley.... with our series.... "squatter spotters".... tonight.... squatters are destroying.... a valley home. contact 13.... investigative reporter..... stephanie zepelin shows us.... 08.01.05 if you look at the front of th

marissa kynaston tells us... why public feed important.... to the school district. take pkg david wines director of food service ccsd 00:09:09:28 we want feedback from the public, we want feedback from the kids 00:09:13:29 remember the days under a new program, they're in the kitchen too - taste testing. lory hayon registered dietician, ccsd 00:15:29:28 if they didn't like it we go back to the drawing board and create another meal 00:15:33:22 and now-- theyll start taking feedback from the public as well. parents-- teachers-- and members of the community can facility-- sample the food-- and give their feedback. david wines director of food service ccsd 00:10:19:23 we're always looking for ways to save money and get a better quality product out there 00:10:25:12 but it wasnt always this way. before the program-- the food was served-- whether or not the kids-- or parents-- liked it-- potentially wasting school district money every time a kid threw out their meal. but more importantly-- ccsd officials really just want the students to eat what theyre served-- because wi

ceo marissa meier says she is conft in value of the core buss as the company prep to integrate with verizoeal with verizon had been ques following the disc of a massive data breayahoo! embattled company, yahoo! that is, earned 6 cents above estima revenue up of% from a year ago to more than $1.3billion. as for the stock, it was high in initial after hours tradin we h more on yahoo!'s quarte >> finally, a bit of a good news from yahoo! the trou internet company. the real focus is on its pending deal with verizon and whether ther any possible fallout from its massive secur yahoo! cancelled its conference call this quarter, due to the acquis and all we got rela to verizon in the brea was a short statement in th release from ceo marissa we busy preparing for inlt immigration and we tak resp in protecting our users and the security of th we're worki hard to retain but before you get too excited abou the beat, note that yahoo! beat on cost cuts, not growth. for "nightly bu >> blackrock, the world's cisco. larg asset manager, reported a drop in revenue for the third quarter. fewer clients are inv