tricia kean adlib remember chopper 13 is bringing and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow is up 24 points, closing at 19,121. toys! and it's all thanks to you! our goal is to make sure every child in the valley receives a gift this holiday season. and today.. over the 13 action news lobby! that's where we find 13 action news anchor tricia kean. tricia.. how's it going out there? 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars..... during the 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay dot com. all gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission 13 days of giving, the nevada highway patrol with the help of the clark county school district police will be at the nhp southern command collecting toys and inspecting your child car seats. they also have a limited number starting at 8am at the nhp southern command on sunset near decatur. findlay toyota, nevada cin mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving

tricia kean ad lib and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and inc weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. the show generated three-point-three million dollars in just eight shows. that's according to the new york times. the times reported "wicked" now for consumer news from contact 13. bad news for netflix "bingers". dozens of cities across california are considering taxing netflix and other video streaming services. lawmakers behind the tax say we're taxed on cable tv subscription.. so why not streaming? with 47 million netflix subscribers in the u-s.. tax rates ranging from one to eleven percent of your bill could mean a potential tax pot of over half a billion dollars a year. streaming business...launching direct t-v now tomorrow.... the service will be available to view on smartphones and tablets...and on apple tv and amazon fire tv. our 13 days of giving is underway right now. today it's taking over the 13 action news lobby. that's where we find 13 action news anchor trici

but -- 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean shows us -- it isn't -- as hard as you think!! < shopper a: i save for worst case scenarios, in case something were to happen. some of us are good about putting a little something away. others need a little encouragement. shopper b: my husband is better at it than i am. so that's a good motivator. but the best way to reach your long term financial goals, is to start investing. unfortunately most people aren't properly planning. statistics show the average american spends more time planning their annual vacation, then they do their financial future. financial author, ken himmler, says don't be intimidated and don't make excuses. shopper c: it takes a lot of research and time. that's a thing that we don't have right now, is time. so we're saving you time, and doing the research for you. first of all, it doesn't take a lot of cash to get started. just 5-dollars a week. a lot of us spend that much, just on a cup of coffee. ken himmler/financial author: if you have $25 a month and you money, a mutual fund works wonderful. with a mutual

only takes a moment -- for the bad guys -- to steal your information. 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean -- looks at this very real danger -- right here in the valley. < tiffany/shopper: i always use my card. i very rarely carry cash. lottie/shopper: i'm always careful. i'm kind of paranoid actually. shoppers we spoke with agree. you can't be too careful these days. tiffany/shopper: i'm definitely cautious of those things, make sure no one's looking at my pin number when i swipe my card. today the las vegas f-b-i is issuing a warning. theives are using more and more skimming devices... to steal your credit card information. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it is a major problem here. and we have a joint task force agencies here in southern nevada. skimming is when thieves plant a device on a card reader. when you insert or swipe your card... the device captures your account information. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: these things are undetectable. it all happens in just seconds... and it can happen anywhere. your favorite store. a restaurant. a-t-m machines. or at the gas pump. fred

tonight-- 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean -- looks at your options.

sparkles, then kohl's is where you'll find an average savings of more than for contact 13, i'm tricia kean. we have more details on the best black friday deals on our website. just go to ktnv.com and search the keyword "links." an update tonight -- on that hiker -- who felll 80- feet at red- rock canyon. this happened -- around 5 this afternoon.. and we're told -- the hiker -- is still on the mountain. metro thinks -- it may take several more hours-- before it happened -- at the black-velvet canyon section. authorities haven't released any other details -- on the hiker's condition. she portrayed one of the most iconic t-v moms in history--and tonight we're sad to report florence henderson has died. henderson was best known for her role as carol brady on the "brady bunch". according to her manager she died surrounded by family and friends. just monday henderson had attended a taping of a-b-c's dancing with the stars to cheer on maureen mc- cormick who played her t-v daughter. she was 82-yearsol tonight-- a new york man isthankful -- his brother survived -- a terrible explosion. the video is

i'm tricia kean. and i'm steve wolford. big news in the auto industry tonight. a class action settlement could cost toyota up to 3.4 billion dollars. the suit claims toyota's pick-up truck and s-u-v frames were prone to rust because they didn't receive adequate rust protection. the settlement covers some tacoma trucks.. sequoias and tundras. toyota has agreed to inspect affected vehicles. and.. if rust is found.. the company will replace the hybrid and electric cars can be so quiet.. it's difficult to hear them coming.. which is especially dangerous for the blind. that's why federal transportation officials announced plans today to start requiring those vehicles to sound an alert when the start moving in forward or reverse. the modification is expected to protect around 24-hundred people from getting hurt each year. a contact 13 consumer alert tonight.... your cleanliness. at least.... one of those energy efficient washing machines out there..... is quickly getting... a dirty reputation! many of the latest high efficiency washing machines promise to lower your w

13 action news anchor tricia kean takes a look at . what you need to know. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in half-a- dozen times. jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your squatters for breaking-in. then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice court. something at the courthouse is basically your

13 action news anchor tricia kean takes a look at . what you need to know. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we felt hopeless. we didn't know what to do. it was a stressful experience for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in ha jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, and broke another window. they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice

here you can see tricia kean, stephanie zepelin, darcy spears and of course me -- eating my lunch. are dead -v some facebook users say they've discover the social networking site thinks they're dead. people have been seeing a banner memorializing certain profiles. not everyone was affected. but at one point, even facebook not everyone was affected. but at one point, even facebook mass obituaries, but it's likely a bug in facebook's system. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. this morning the white house is up for sale! not the real one though. it's the former texas governor's mansion that is up the mansion includes as many as 15 bathrooms! there is no minimum bid but it was on the ((((chat))) these highs well above normal will subside and we will just fall into the above normal category for the weekend. on saturday compared to friday. we expect to top out at 76 to start the weekend and increase that number to 77 on sunday. a few overhead clouds are likely through the day saturday, more sun on sunday. overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s each morning which is still warm

((((chat))) and here at 13 action news we did our own version of the here you can see tricia kean, stephanie zepelin, darcy spears and of course me -- eating my lunch. 02-05 crashing nats some bizzare video out of stillwater, oklahoma.. the glass window.. on the way out of an 'american eagle outfitters store.' what's not clear is exactly how the deer got inside in the first place. based on the enthusiastic departure.. it doesn't look like the animal was hurt. are dead -v some facebook users say they've been logging on -- only to discover the social networking site thinks they're dead. people have been seeing a banner memorializing certain profiles. not everyone was affected. but at one point, even facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was declared dead by his own social network. it's unclear what's causing the mass obituaries, but it's likely a bug in facebook's system. ((((chat))) these highs well above normal will subside and we will just fall into the above normal category for the weekend. highs will drop a few degrees on saturday compared to friday. start the weekend and increase that number to 7

((((chat))) and here at 13 action news we did our own version of the here you can see tricia kean, stephanie zepelin, darcy spears and of course me -- eating my lunch. are dead -v are dead -v some facebook users say they've been logging on -- only to discover the social networking site thinks they're dead. people have been seeing a banner memorializing certain profiles. not everyone was affected. but at one point, even facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was declared mass obituaries, but it's likely a bug in facebook's system. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. this morning the white house is up for sale! not the real one though. it's the former texas governor's mansion that is up for auction -- and it's a replica of the white house. the mansion includes as many as minimum bid but it was on the market earlier for 5 and a half million. the house is in la porte texas. 02-05 crashing nats some bizzare video out of stillwater, oklahoma.. where a deer crashed through the glass window.. on the way out of an 'american eagle outfitters store.' what's not clear is exactly how based on the enthusias

but -- 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean shows us -- it isn't -- as hard as you think!! < shopper a: i save for worst case scenarios, in case something were to happen. away. others need a little encouragement. shopper b: my husband is better at it than i am. so that's a good motivator. but the best way to reach your long term financial goals, is to start investing. unfortunately most people aren't properly planning. ken himmler/financial author: statistics show the average american spends more time planning their annual vacation, then they do their financial future. financial author, ken himmler, says don't be intimidated and don't make excuses. shopper c: it takes a lot of research and time. that's a thing that we don't have right now, is time. so we're saving you time, and first of all, it doesn't take a lot of cash to get started. just 5-dollars a week. a lot of us spend that much, just on a cup of coffee. ken himmler/financial author: if you have $25 a month and you want to start a college fund or you just want to start saving money, a mutual fund works wonderful. wi