steve wolford adlib remember chopper 13 is bringing you breaking news fast and first. the dow was up 2 points -- closing at 19,124 on scene after a deadly police shooting in kansas city, missouri. officers opening fire on a to grab an officers gun during his arrest. no officers were injured. 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 steve wolford. steve -- 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 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and other valley locations. for a complete list, see ktnv dot com. the las vegas rescue mission to families in need. this saturda to celebrate the 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 to give away, plus they

thank you for joining us for i'm steve wolford. i'm steve wolford. with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. most of us trust the food labels... on the stuff we buy... at the store... for our children. but... an alarming new study says... that maybe.... a bad idea. not only is some food not as healthy as you think.. marketing is helping to sell some of the least healthy options. according to a new study by the rudd center for food policy and obesity.. nearly 60-percent of advertising dollars promote products not recommended for children because of added sugar. and.. 50-percent of baby snack foods and 83-percent of toddler snack foods include added sweetners. dr. jennifer harri center for food policy & obesity: "the first two years of a child's life are really crit

that's where we find 13 action news anchor steve wolford. steve -- 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 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and other valley locations. for a complete list, see ktnv dot com. all gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission to families in need. this saturday to celebrate 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 of car seats and booster seats to give away, plus they'll install them for you too. that's all this saturday starting at 8am at the nhp s sunset near decatur. findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and zippy shell are of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin mart las vegas paving and at locations-- triple-a southern nevada and findlay toyota at the valley auto mall. and of course we want to thank findlay t

in other parts of the country. 13-action news anchor -- steve wolford -- explains -- just how far -- they can go, - p (take pkg) (nat sound from portland if possible) some of the most violent demonstrations have taken place in portland, where 71 protestors were arrested saturday night alone for smashing windows and disorderly conduct.. to hurling road flares at police officers. that's something 13-action news crime and safety expert.. retired metro lt. randy sutton says won't be tolerated in las vegas.. however.. metro officers will do everything possible to allow protestors their rights. is free expression of speech and the peacful expression of that.. and that can include some pretty vile stuff.. cursing and screaming. 10:43 law enforcement officers don't have the ability to charge someone with disturbing 'their' peace because. (butt/10:56) so, they have to accept certain things. (butt/11:18) and then, there is a line that will be crossed.. and that is.. if you touch a police officer that's the end of the tolerance. if you spit on a police officer.. if any part of you threatens a p

but that hasn't been the case -- in other parts of the u-s. 13-action news anchor -- steve wolford asks the question -- how far can protesters go? (take pkg) (nat sound from portland if possible) some of the most violent demonstrations have taken place in portland, where 71 protestors were arrested saturday night alone for smashing windows and crime and safety expert.. retired metro lt. randy sutton says won't be tolerated in l however.. metro officers will do everything possible to allow protestors their rights. (sot) (sot) 10:11 what is okay is free expression of speech and the peacful expression of that.. and that can include some pretty vile stuff.. cursing and screaming. 10:43 law enforcement officers don't have the ability to charge someone with disturbing 'their' peace because. (butt/10:56) so, they have to (butt/11:18) and then, there is a line that will be crossed.. and that is.. if you touch a police officer that's the end of the tolerance. if you spit on a police officer.. if any part of you threatens a police officer. that is where the tolerance ends. that's when police can

james wolford arrested for sexual assault. assault of a child in the past. two women were walking near second avenue and van buren street when they were groped. police say the first victim was groped while walking to class at a.s.u. she was talking on the phone with her mom when it happened. police say a few minutes later, he groped another woman and was talking to her with sexually explicit language. the woman told him to back off and she got away. he caught up with her again the victim walked into a bank and called for help. >> maybe the buildings could increase their security because i have seen people hanging around the garage area and some of the bus stops have bushes and stuff. >> reporter: he was arrested the following day. it was security camera footage as well as his ankle monitor that put him at the place and times of the assaults. deanna johnson says she will pay more attention. phone more and be aware of my surroundings. when i'm at the bus stop, i text so i think i'm going to cut that out a little more. >> reporter: court paperwork says he told

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

and i'm steve wolford. here in the valley... as the holidays approach. the las vegas fbi is warning the public about theives using skimming devices to steal your credit card information. it's undetectable and it can happen anywhere from your favorite store to the gas station. it's now such a big problem in las vegas.. the fbi is creating a task force involving all law enforcement agencies in southern nevada. fred bradford/special agent, years go by the technology for picking up masses of information has really enhanced has really increased. last month alone.. 23 skimming devices were discovered in metro's jurisdiction. the fbi warns everyone to be vigilant and to monitor your credit card statement.. and if if you find any bogus charges.. report them immediately. most of us have a credit card or two.... in our wallet. the right card? good credit or bad... anyone can profit.... from plastic. tonight.... contact 13.... looks at your options!!!

the anti-trump rallies around the valley have been peaceful. 13 action news anchor steve wolford asks the question: how far can protesters go? (take pkg) (nat sound from portland if possible) some of the most violent demonstrations have taken place in portland, where 71 protestors were arrested saturday night alone for smashing windows and disorderly conduct.. to hurling road flares at police officers. that's something 13-action news randy sutton says won't be tolerated in las vegas.. however.. metro officers will do everything possible to allow protestors their rights. (sot) (sot) 10:11 what is okay is free expression of speech and the peacful expression of that.. and that can include some pretty vile stuff.. cursing and screaming. 10:43 law enforcement officers don't have the ability to charge someone with disturbing 'their' peace because. (butt/10:56) so, they have to (butt/11:18) and then, there is a line that will be crossed.. and that is.. if you touch a police officer if any part of you threatens a police officer. that is where the tolerance ends. that's when police can declare

but that hasn't been the case in other parts of the u-s. 13 action news anchor steve wolford asks the question: how far can protesters go? (take pkg) (nat sound from portland if possible) some of the most violent demonstrations have taken place in portland, arrested saturday night alone for smashing windows and disorderly conduct.. to hurling road flares at police officers. that's something 13-action news however.. metro officers will do everything possible to allow protestors their rights. (sot) (sot) 10:11 what is okay is free expression of speech and the peacful expression of that.. and that can include some pretty vile stuff.. don't have the ability to charge someone with disturbing 'their' peace because. (butt/10:56) so, they have to accept certain things. (butt/11:18) and then, there is a line that will be crossed.. and that is.. if you touch a police officer that's the end of the tolerance. if you spit on a police officer.. if any part of you threatens a police officer. that is where the tolerance ends. that's when police can declare a protest an 'unlawful assembly' and the sit

john wolford going deep to lewis who hangs on the 37 yard touchdown putting wake forest up 14-10, eagles strike back in the fourth. patrick tolls to his tight end tommy sweeney, he snags it in, the back of the end zone, bc back on top. 17-14. wake forest with a chance to tie. minute 30 to go but mike weaver pull the 40 yard field goal attempt wide. boston college abowl bound with a 17-14 win improving to 6 and 6 on the year. tomorrow at 1:00, they will be without zdeno chara for a third straight game with that undisclosed lower body injury and now brad marchand status is in question. he was forced to leave practice after taking a mcquaid shot off the knee. the bruins kind of struggling a bit in the net entering sunday's game riding a three game losing streak. a setback last night againstical gary at the garden. b's again really struggling to score the puck. just four goal in the last three games. 12 goals in 16 games, b's offense is just not living up to the hype. >>> some games i will score, some games other guys as long as we pick up two points it doesn't matter who will score. we need

. >> steve wolford is a professor of politics. >> i think there is a polarization going on and the democratic party has to decide what it wants to do to rebiled the east bay congressman told us it would be a mistake to replace pelosi. >> she's too valuable now. for the country and caucus. >> she's been a great leader. >> others like democratic central economy member told us he sees the democrat as the best choice to lead the party into the future. especially during a trump administration. >> i understand the inkling in making a leadership change. one of the things that has been the hallmark is whenever members come to her, if it's just a few of them, and expressing concerns about how things are done, she listens. >> democrats now have their leadership votes set for november 30th so challengers have two weeks to step up. laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> california's retiring senator barbara boxer introduced legislation to abolish the electoral college, wanting presidential elections to be decided by the popular vote. donald trump won through the electoral college. hillary clinton is leading by a

. >> steve wolford is a professor of politics. >> i think there is a polarization going on and the democratic party has to decide what it wants to do to rebiled the east bay congressman told us it would be a mistake to replace pelosi. >> she's too valuable now. for the country and caucus. >> she's been a great leader. >> others like democratic central economy member told us he sees the democrat as the best choice to lead the party into the future. especially during a trump administration. >> i understand the inkling in making a leadership change. one of the things that has been the hallmark is whenever members come to her, if it's just a few of them, and expressing concerns about how things are done, she listens. >> democrats now have their leadership votes set for november 30th so challengers have two weeks to step up. laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> california's retiring senator barbara boxer introduced legislation to abolish the electoral college, wanting presidential elections to be decided by the popular vote. donald trump won through the electoral college. hillary clinton is leading by a

. >> steve wolford is a professor of politics. >> i think there is a polarization going on and the

that's albert and wolford and nelson. so full of life, so full of love, so full of forgiveness.'s a new pastor there. i wish them the best. >> yes. >> they forgave immediately. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." have a very happy thanksgiving. we will see you back here tomorrow. >>> this is a fox news alert. a sad note to start off our thanksgiving program. the pentagon confirms an american service member has been killed in syria. it's believed to be the first time since the u.s. put boots on the ground there. rich edson is here to tell us what happened. >> reporter: the pentagon says a u.s. service member died in northern syria from an ied. the department of defense says the explosion happened 30 miles drive from the turkish border. it's withholding further information about the attack until officials determine releasing the details is appropriate. president obama has authorized

derek carr passed to clyde wolford then they picked up 49- yards when carr found michael crabtree down the middle of the field, giving up his helmet and gave oakland a 35-32 win. that kind of season and building a 9-2 record that can only benefit a team down the road that can now seriously talk about a play-off run. >> it is great for the fans out there and i know you were talking to the fans for us which is great the. but for us as a team, coaching and playing and what we have to do is just get back to the nuts and bolts of the preparation, who is coming in next and what they are good at. you know? strengths and weaknesses and all those things and really immersion ourselfs in the game plan and get our bodies ready to go. >> there may have been questions about one very important player's body. derrick carr dislocated the pinky finger on his throwing hand. it looks bad. carr went to the locker room and missed one offensive series. he was then outfitted with a glove, returned to the game and led two late scoring drives, the kind of things teammates notice. >> it with us awesome. the team

. >> reporter: steve wolford professor of politics. >> i think there is a fundamental polarization goingn in this country, and the democratic party has to decide what it wants to do to rebuild a winning coalition. >> reporter: the potential shake-up at the top comes after democrats were soundly beaten in last week's election from hillary clinton on down, a result some say pelosi should have seen coming. >> leader pelosi has been a stalwart and a great leader for our party. >> reporter: but others like contra costa democratic central committee member jerome andel says he sees the san francisco democrat as the best choice to lead the party into the future, especially during a trump administration. >> i understand the inkling and the interest that some members may have in making a leadership change, but one of the things that's been the hallmark of pelosi's leadership of our house democratic caucus is whenever members come to here, even just a few of them in expressing concerns about how things are done, she listens. >> reporter: the democrats now have their leadership votes set for novembe