let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) new overnight...police have arrested a man in connection to chances for rain today and wide-spread rain and possible work week but not by much. day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is moisture and say to keep the umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and last into friday where we see police say the victim was stabbed around 5 p-m yesterday near charleston and nellis. police surrounded the area for hours last night searching for arrested was related to the incident. the victim was rushed to the hospital for surgery but didn't survive. today, we're expecting to learn if a metro officer was justified in shooting an unarmed man. a fact finding review will take place this morning... in the case of keith childress. on new year's eve... officers confronted childress near desert inn and durango. this is the body cam video -- metro released. officers shot childress -- as he walked toward the

let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) a dry pattern sets up shop here in the southwest for the next 48hrs. mainly sunny to sunny skies will be common along with highs but pick up strength tomorrow as we continue to watch tropical storm javier as it into the southwest but most models indicate the rain forming just to the east of las vegas. the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. breaking overnight... police are searching for officers tell us he was shot in the abdomen, but is not cooperating. also new overnight... a man was shot in henderson after getting in a fight with another man near horizon ridge and green valley parkways. police say the two were drinking, when the altercation started. the victim later showed up at desert springs hospital with a gun shot wound to his shoulder. police say the shooter remained on scene and is cooperating. so far, no one has been charged. overnight, people living near owens and j street were woken neighbors were forced to

13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett joins us now. 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 long trough moves in from the

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... dry air is starting to break down at the same time high same as yesterday. 102 to 107 degrees will be common valley wide with out of the south between 5 and 15 mph possibly up to 20 mph during the end of the day. tomorrow morning and afternoon. however, mid and upper level maps indicate a relatively stable environment. this dries out the front slightly allowing rain chances for the valley and mountains to drop to between 15% and 20%. as a precaution, packing a as this occurs, temperatures begin to fall. tomorrow highs will range between 100 and 105 degrees. friday, 97 to 102 degrees, saturday, 95 to 100 degrees, sunday, 94 to 99 degrees and sunny to mostly sunny conditions. it does come with a catch though! starting tomorrow,

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) high pressure begins to move to the east as dry air continues to filter in off the southern california coast today. expect your afternoon to range between 103 and 108 degrees northeast but changes are coming as we move into the end temperatures will be about a mountains. winds will also pick up to 10-20 mph with an occasional gust between 25 and 30 mph. thursday highs range between 98 and 103 degrees with the weekend yielding mid and upper 90s! the chance for rain only what does hold are the winds. hold onto your hats with friday and saturday due to gusts potentially getting up between 35 and 45 mph. breaking overnight.... near desert inn and maryland parkway. we're just getting this video in from the scene there. smoke damage. right now we're waiting on an update from clark county fire department. we'll bring you that as soon as higway near twain was evacuated overnight after reports of a flammable substance inside. around 9:30 last night employees found an item they thoug

it's growing quickly...and leaving a haze over the valley. 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett is tracking just how long an air quality advisory will last...greg?

but first we're gonna start with greg bennett-- drying trend continues to nevada area today. high temperatures though will begin their slow fall back to 108 degrees. trough to the north will bring in a south flow allowing for 30 into thursday evening. sunny skies will be common but with residual moisture to the east and a predicted slight our models indicate the upper level low that will travel sown the coast of california will begin to degrade and rip apart allowing for more of a drying trend at the end of the week into the weekend now. this means any small chance for

let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett with a look at our forecast. drying trend is taking over the valet for tod common along with highs featured around normal values for this time of year. expect 99 to104 degrees valley wide with a bit of a breeze still battling wildfires and with winds out of the into friday morning. a live look right now in central indiana where multiple many homes and businesses were destroyed... power was knocked out to thousands of people too the deadly earthquake in italy this morning. 252 people are dead and the search for survivors buried in the rubble for survivors buried in the rubble continues. take a look at these before and after images from main street in one of the towns. these pictures, are really a testament to the destruction. meanwhile, we're seeing new video this morning, showing the moment the powerful 6-point-2 quake hit. this is video from a traffic camera at a toll booth..you can see how bad it's shaking. let's take a live look now at the rescue efforts.. there's been incredible stories of people surviving af

but we'll start with greg bennett who's watching our air quality? blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is now at 25,626 with only 4% containment unhealthy levels of air quality for the young, elderly, and folks with respiratory issues.

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... had some showers roll in yesterday afternoon and we can possibly see the same thing today. our upper level low of whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values between 100 and 105 saturday. highs will drop though and by sunday we are ranging temperatures between 97 and 102 degrees. however, monsoon moisture surges at this point and rain chances will return; this time, between 20% and 30% and holding through tuesday afternoon. by wednesday, mainly sunny skies return and high temperatures climb but only back to our normal 100 to 105 cut wildfire in southern california. more progress is being made this morning. the fire has grown to nearly 36- thousand acres but it's 22-percent contained. both north and southbound lanes of the 15 are opened. some of the evacuations have been lifted. firefighters have been escorting folks back to

13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett joins us with the forecast. looks like the las vegas valley will be pulling in less instability into the atmosphere and with most moisture holding will mountain and sheep ranges with a small chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms to develop in the valley. so far, numerical models are indicating early evening for valley rain chances. meaning, 5 pm to about 10 pm tonight. high temperatures though will hold slightly below average; ranging between 96 and 102 degrees valley wide. central las vegas lookst afternoon. greg tosses to parker parker adlibs parker adlibs 4:14:49-4:14:55 "i've been with ever seen it come actually inside the building." investigators are recommending that the metro officers man not be charged. nat gun shots mother screaming take sot jacqueline lawrence, childress mother 20:59:11:03 it was like reliving that day all over again 20:59:14:01 the mother of 23-year old keith childress watched that video during a public fact finding acted in self-defense when they shot her son on new year's ev

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) high pressure begins to move to the east as dry air continues to filter in off the southern california coast today. expect your afternoon to range between 103 and 108 degrees northeast but changes are coming as we move into the end temperatures will be about a

bennett...with a look at your wednesday forecast.... ((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 high temperatures just around the same as yesterday. 102 to 107 degrees will be common valley wide with winds out of the south between 5 and

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) new overnight...police have arrested a man in connection to

let's get right to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett southern nevada area as monsoonal moisture supported by remnants of javier push into the southwest. cooler temperatures are 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 during the later afternoon into

13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett joins us now... moved on and drier conditions will not takes it's place. mainly sunny skies are expected with some residual humidity but not enough for rain chances within the city. high temperatures will shoot back up to normal values; we will hold this pattern into thursday but pick up some winds tonight between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between 25 and 35 mph through friday afternoon. temperatures look to slip slightly moving into friday with highs between 97 and 102 degrees along with mainly sunny to partly sunny skies. as we move into friday night and saturday, surge in moisture along with a weak disturbance from the north will allow for another small chance indicate a 15 to 20 percent chance for the wet stuff with the mountains o clear into tuesday of next week with mild winds. breaking right now... another strong earthquake this another strong earthquake this morning in myanmar. ngladesh...india...thailand..la os and china. this is a developing story....we'll bring you more information and video

greg bennett is tracking our air quality here in the valley... yasmeen hassan is watching i- 15...where the northbound lanes are back open...but southbound lanes are still closed at cajon pass. let's get started with her... blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is now at

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... an incredible scene unfolding washington, d.c. an apartment building catches fire after an explosion. fire crews say at least five to seven resident are still unaccounted for right now. at least 25 people and two firefighters are injured. fire crews say many people were injured after jumping out of windows the sa people also dropped their children from windows! others were able to get rescued by ladder trucks. more than 1-hundred 50 firefighters rushed to the scene overnight. people reported hearing a loud boom...officials think natural gas contributed to the explosion. building debris were scattered throughout a nearby parking lot. this morning, a man is dead--- after being hit by a car. our crew was first to the scene. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near nellis and boulder highway. parker-- what happened? hit... but it doesn't look like the driver will face charges. witnesses told police the light was green and the guy shouldn't have been crossing. the driver stayed

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) we had a toasty weekend and we will continue that trend into today! high temperatures look to range between 107 and 112 degrees valley wide with central las vegas looking to hit 110 degrees by 2:30pm. mainly sunny skies will be common along with uv continuing into 4pm. winds will kick up to 10-20 mph with occasional gusts between 25 and 30 mph through the afternoon and into the early evening. a body has been found inside a house after it caught fire... and right now... investigators are out near sahara and lamb trying to figure out the name of that person. marissa kynaston was first to the scene.. .marissa, what are you seeing out there? 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 his friends-- when they saw the fire-- they ran over to make sire everybody was ok. he tells me somebody was already outside the home-- and

now, let's get to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... a dry pattern sets up shop here in the southwest for the next 48hrs. mainly sunny to sunny skies will be common along with highs temperatures a few degrees winds look to be breezy today but pick up strength tomorrow as we continue to watch and temperatures fall to the upper 90s for highs. javier looks to force moisture into the southwest but most models indicate the rain forming just to the east of las vegas. the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. new this morning..hours after an elderly woman was killed... news...just wanting justice. 13 action news reporter parker collins joins us near washington and sloan. parker... you spoke with a relative? parker adlibs parker adlibs day. she did not deserve to die like this." happening now in henderson..a man is recovering after he was fight with another man. police say the two were drinking near horizon ridge and green valley overnight. detectives say both men started fighting and one of

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 millennial teachers into the classroom. but there was one thing that helped them with their recruiting

let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) a dry pattern sets up shop here in the southwest for the next 48hrs. mainly sunny to sunny skies will be common along with highs but pick up strength tomorrow as we continue to watch tropical storm javier as it

bennett has your back to school forecast...and yasmeen hassan is tracking traffic this large mass of dry air filters into the southwest today with support from an area of high pressure.

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... dry air is starting to break down at the same time high same as yesterday. 102 to 107 degrees will be common valley wide with out of the south between 5 and 15 mph possibly up to 20 mph during the end of the day. tomorrow morning and afternoon. however, mid and upper level maps indicate a relatively stable environment. this dries out the front slightly allowing rain chances for the valley and mountains to drop to between 15% and 20%. as a precaution, packing a as this occurs, temperatures begin to fall. tomorrow highs will range between 100 and 105 degrees. friday, 97 to 102 degrees, saturday, 95 to 100 degrees, sunday, 94 to 99 degrees and sunny to mostly sunny conditions. it does come with a catch though! starting tomorrow, right now, police are looking for 2 people who pistol whipped and side of town. parker collins is live from boulder highway and sahara with the latest. parker adlibs parker adlibs parker adlibs highlands neighborhood will be dealing with more of this today. dozen

13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett joins us now. 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 long trough moves in from the likely build in allowing for partly cloudy conditions and winds to pick up between 10 and 20 mph with gusts occasionally 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 getting any rain but, the winds will still be breezy and high highs between 96 and 101 degrees. with the start of the school year just hours away, the 3-hundred 20- thousand studentsacross the district addressing the teacher shortage 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us from matt kelly elementary..to tell us how this year will be different for your kids. marissa adlibs starting today-- there are over 1500 new teachers-- joining clark county school

but we'll start with greg bennett who's watching our air quality? blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is now at 25,626 with only 4% containment unhealthy levels of air quality for the young, elderly, and folks with respiratory issues. rain actually enters the valley by 11am and will last until 10pm tonight. the chance rain percentage is between 10% and 20%; for the mountains, rain chances are up between 30% and 40%. this is mostly a small surge in monsoon moisture with support from a trough just north of southern nevada. if the moisture flow can push more west, rain chances may increase over the fire area which would help fire fighters out! this morning we're getting a closer look at one of the closer look at one of the fire. the summit inn... an iconic route 66 roadside diner is now just a pile of ashes. it opened in 1952 on cajon pass... and became a popular spot. elvis and clint eastwood both ate there. people living nearby say this was just one of several buildings destroyed.... and they felt like the

greg bennett is morning long. now to the race for the white house. this morning -- president obama is mocking donald trump's claim that the election will be rigged. if mr. trump is suggesting that there is a conspiracy theory that is being propagated across the country// that's ridiculous, that doesn't make any sense. and the president isn't the only one with words for trump. even republican house speaker paul ryan is complaining that trump has been off point since sot-ryan (phoner) he's had a pretty strange run since the convention you'd think we oughta be focusing on hillary clinton and all her deficiecclatchy-marist poll out this morning shows hillary clinton is leading donald trump by 15 percent. trump is also trailing in key battleground states... like florida and ohio. a disabled vet turns to action news saying he's being left behind. why the man isn't allowed to use the rtc's paratransit system anymore. and.. a simple science experiment that defies gravity. all you need is a little water...and the hoover dam. a massive police presence right no

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... had some showers roll in yesterday afternoon and we can possibly see the same thing today. our upper level low of

for now let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) drying trend is taki valet for today. mainly sunny skies will be common along with highs featured around normal values for this time of year. expect 99 to104 degrees valley wide with a bit of a breeze coming out of the south/southwest at 10-20 mph. gusts may reach between 25 and 35 mph this afternoon. overall we look to have a nice day for the valley but there is a catch. smoke! southern california is still battling wildfires and with winds out of the southwest, smoke and hazy will be moving into the region. an air quality advisory is in place for today and possibly again as we deal with another disturbance churning up monsoon moisture from the south. las vegas looks to hold to a 20% to 30% chance for rain clear into saturday afternoon. best chances for rain and thunder will be into the high terrain and the timing looks to be late afternoon into the late evening. during this time, the valley woman who was shot while police think the woman was just in the wrong place at the

it's growing quickly...and leaving a haze over the valley. 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett is tracking just how long an air quality advisory will last...greg? to move up the pacific coast of the baja peninsula. by tomorrow is should become a tropical depression if not then as early as today. it's track is still confident though javier's moisture looks to be shallow once it arrives, it will have support from our monsoon flow that will be caught up in the initial push our eastern mountains, lake mead and the colorado river seem to get a few isolated thunderstorms and showers with las vegas barely scraping together some light showers on the model runs. this, however, can change with tonight into tomorrow early evening and then a drying trend approach of tropical moi with the winds coming from the winds lighten up. with this, temperatures go back on the rise and the weekend right now... investigators are trying to firefighters were called to area near paradise and saraha around 2-45 this morning. when they arrived, they reported smoking coming from the roof. they say the fire s

alert meteorologist greg bennett...he's tracking our rain chances for today... ((ad-lib)) low pressure that brought the late night rain has moved on and drier conditions will not takes it's place. mainly sunny skies are expected with some residual humidity but not enough for rain chances within the city. high temperatures will shoot back up to normal values; ranging between 99 and 105 degrees valley wide. we will hold this pattern into tonight between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between 25 and 35 mph through friday afternoon. temperatures look to slip slightly moving into friday with highs between 97 and 102 degrees along with mainly sunny to partly sunny skies. as we move into friday night and saturday, surge in moisture along with a weak disturbance from the north will allow for another small chance for rain to the valley. as it stands, numerical models indicate a 15 to 20 percent pause for 4 seconds of nats and witnesses say it all started when the two started shouting about the space they use. in the video you can see the men fighting... one throws a speaker in

greg bennett is tracking our air quality here in the valley... yasmeen hassan is watching i- 15...where the northbound lanes are back open...but southbound lanes are still closed at cajon pass. let's get started with her... blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is now at with only 4% containment as of last night. smoke will continue to billow into the valley this morning into the afternoon creating unhealthy levels of air quality for the young, elderly, and folks with respiratory issues. but there may be some good news today. mainly sunny skies will be common along with highs 10pm tonight. the chance rain percentage is between 10% and 20%; for the mountains, rain chances are up between 30% and 40%. more west, rain chances may increase over the fire area which would help fire fighters out! out rain chances will pick up again, though small, into tomorrow morning and afternoon with highs dropping to normal values for this time of year. this is due to cooler air moving in from the north and moisture developi

let's get right to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett southern nevada area as monsoonal moisture supported by remnants of javier push into the southwest. cooler temperatures are 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 during the later afternoon into changed for the valley and now have shifted much more to the east with the closest rain potential around the hoover dam friday we are back to a summer sizzle. friday into the weekend we will degrees and holding as we move into the beginning of the next dry heat is coming back so make sure to limit your activities outdoors within the hours of crash-vo breaking overnight... a man is dead after crashing police tell us the 53-year-old man veered off the road...crashed into a business and was thrown from the scooter near bonanza and rancho. this was around 9:30 last night. police tell us he died at the hospital. right now...a man is recovering after being shot in henderson near valle verde and windmill late last night. police say a homeowner h

now let's send it over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) right now... parts of louisiana are take a look at this drone video showing the devastating flash floods. overnight, the number of people being rescued tripled.. working around the clock to save the people stranded by the rising waters. here you can see a man being lifted away from the flooding. and take a look at this dramatic video showing a woman being saved, after the waters got higher than her convertible. "get my dog! get my dog! get my dog!!" and there you see the man.. is able to save the little dog. officials say 10-thousand people are now staying in rescue shelters. once i saw it coming up my steps ' on it getting this high like we gotta get out. my kids gotta be safe. at least 6 people have died because of the flooding. officials from fema are in louisiana this morning.. assessing the damage. family and friends are remembering the teenager killed in a drunk driving crash. here you can see the candles, balloons, and tributes to 19 year old juan manuel jimenez-lopez. police say late satur

we've got our whole team greg bennett is tracking our air quality and how this could affect the valley. yasmeen hassan is watching the traffic as it starts to back up. and we've got parker collins in primm right now-- talking to stranded drivers. parker? parker adlibs :03 "how are the roads looking... depending on where they want to be you know?." :15 right now-- more than 82-thousand people living near that wildfire are first responders from across the state will pay their respects-- to the firefighter who lost his life while fighting the strawberry fire. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us live from part of the procession route-- with more. later today-- this street will be filled with firefighters and other first responders-- all of them-- here to remember justin beebe. 26 year old beebe was originally from vermont-- but was killed over the weekend-- the great basin national park. thats in baker nevada-- about four and a half hours north of here. today-- several agencies will all be a part of the procession-- and provide an escort to the airport-- to get beebe home. he

to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) high pressure and dry air has hold of the southern nevada today, high temps valley wide will range between 102 to 107 degree with central las vegas coming in around 104 by 3pm this afternoon. by the weekend, the valley will be back to the summer sizzle! high will range 5 to 10 degrees above normal coming in between 106 to 112 degrees! winds will be mild through today and the weekend; between 5 and 15 mph so the heat will linger. remember to prep yourselves for the heat and never leave pets fire-vo-1 breaking overnight.. firefighters respond to an apparent explosion and fire in henderson. we're hearing this happened at treatment facility... right now... police are keeping us away from the area. 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

greg bennett got a chance to catch that weather as it was happening yesterday..... adlib at desk dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as monsoonal the southwest. cooler temperatures are 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 during the later afternoon into rain chances have changed for the valley and now have shifted much more to the east with the closest rain potential around the hoover dam and perhaps boulder city moving into tonight. this rain pushes east even further for thursday and by friday we are back to a summer developing news out of california.... authorities have identified the teenager killed in a they say jesse james romero was shot yesterday in boyle heights. that's in the l-a area.. police say the teen was running away from gang enforcement officers . police originally thought romero was in his 20s... but the coroner says he was only 14-years old. according to police-- officers opened fire when the teen pulled out a handgun. they say a g

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) tropical storm javier continues to move up the pacific coast of the baja peninsula. by tomorrow is should become a tropical depression if not then as early as today. it's track is still confident moving north/northwest up the coast and will help surge in some moisture into the southwest. though javier's moisture looks to be shallow once it arrives, it will have support from our monsoon flow that will be caught u into the southwest. as it stands, moistures seems to weaken coming into southern nevada. our eastern mountains, lake mead and the colorado river seem to get a few isolated thunderstorms and showers with las vegas barely scraping together some light showers on the model runs. this, however, can change with updates we receive every 15mins so it will be monitored closely through today and tomorrow. our rain window is still late tonight into tomorrow early evening and then a drying trend will take over through the for one of the men police say robbed a and stole his gun

but first we're gonna start with greg bennett-- drying trend continues to nevada area today. high temperatures though will begin their slow fall back to 108 degrees. trough to the north will bring in a south flow allowing for 30 into thursday evening. sunny skies will be common but with residual moisture to the east and a predicted slight our models indicate the upper level low that will travel sown the coast of california will begin to degrade and rip apart allowing for more of a drying trend at the end of the week into the weekend now. this means any small chance for temperatures will range between 100 and 105 degrees valley wide. 13:22 "this dust is taking over.... sprinkling down now." 13:29 me... so i can move back."13:45 parker collins survived the dust... created by the riviera he's live near paradise and riviera, parker... how you feeling? parker adlibs scene 13:24:34-13:24:40 "that's all i've talked about i have been up almost 24 they're keeping me awake so i can see this." it was kind of jolting they didn't give us a countdown or anything for this implosion thanks p

parker collins is braving the elements outside, but we'll start with our expert greg bennett. looks like the las vegas valley will be pulling in less instability into the atmosphere and with most moisture holding to the mountains, rain chances will mainly stick to the sprn a small chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms to develop in the valley. so far, numerical models are indicating early evening for valley rain chances. meaning, 5 pm to about 10 pm tonight. high temperatures though will hold slightly below average; ranging between 96 and 102 degrees valley wide. central las vegas looks to hit 99 by 2:30 this afternoon. greg tosses to parker who's parker adlibs parker adlibs dan rathunde, flooded station clerk 4:14:30-4:14:39 "wet... to go down but it was bad." parker adlibs and here's a live look out at sahara and lindell. by water. but all morning long we've been seeing cars driving through! vegas police are working snatcher... who's robbing women at gunpoint all over the valley. take a look at this map... showing where at the crimes happened late sunday night. polic

let's turn now to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) high pressure begins to move to the east as dry air continues to filte and 103 degrees with the weekend yielding mid and upper 90s! the chance for rain only holds for thursday and mainly sunny skies return for the rest of the weekend into next monday. what does hold are the winds. hold onto your hats with friday and saturday due to gusts potentially getting up between meanwhile, a 2-week old is in a las vegas hospital after being slammed on the police say this man, the infant's own father, is responsible. jeremy william cowan is being charged with attempted murder. believe cowan threw the newborn onto the floor because she was crying. doctors are not sure, if the baby will survive. anxiety is high in a southwest neighborhood right now. neighbors say target shooters are getting a little too close for comfort. nat ( 1 shell, 2 shells 3 shells) 2-dozen shell casings have been found close to homes near wigwam and fort apache some were even just 90-feet away from robert forbuss

bennett... ((ad-lib)) several factors play into chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for more rain into the end of the workwe today, partly cloudy skies will through the morning into the highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the some say it will be our best day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. by wednesday and thursday, a much drier forecast is expected with mainly sunny skies but highs hold between 99 and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and showers. and killed by police over eight months ago-- and now-- we may finally learn if the police officers involved-- were justified. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston jois us near desert inn and durango with the latest. marissa? ad-lib take a look at the body camera footage. police say the man walking towards the camera-- is 23 year old keith childress.

let's get to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as monsoonal moisture supported by remnants of javier push into the southwest. cooler temperatures are expected today with highs ranging between 97 to 102 valley wide along with winds pumping in between 10 and 20 the valley and now have shifted much more to the east with the closest rain potential around the hoover dam and perhaps boulder city moving into tonight. this rain pushes east even further for thursday andy friday we are back to a summer sizzle. right now.. police are investigating after a homeowner pulls a gun on an intruder. 13 action news reporter parker collins in live near valle behind me... it was dark when this happened. the homeowner heard the security alarm go off. it was just him and one other person home. the homeowner shot the guy out back.... grazing his head. the suspect took off... but polcie caught him nearby. they took the suspect to the hospital. they think he'll live. reporting live parker coll

but first let's get over to meteorologist greg bennett to find out if this smoke will be sticking around. looking to be another hot day for the valley. high tempra between 105 and 110 degree valley wide with a breezy out of the south/southwest between 10 and 20 mph. by this afternoon we should have gusts up to 30 within the the cajon pass, smoke and haze will move into the valley. as it stands at 4am, air quality is good and is predicted to move into moderate levels this afternoon. this look may change depending on the strength of the winds and how large the smoke plumes becomes throug the morning. mountains will be effect by the smoke the most; moving into unhealthy levels for children, moving into the end of the week, smoke looks to subside but that is dependent on the firefighters controlling the fire. temperatures will fall back to normal values for this time of year between 102 and 106 degrees along with lighter winds and mainly sunny skies through sunday. by monday and tuesday clouds build to partly sunny with humidity slightly rising but no chance for rain is expected. there are n

here's first alert meteorologist greg bennett with more. several factors play into chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for more rain into the end of the work week. today, partly cloudy skies will be common along with a shot for into the evening with 5pm to 9pm being our best wind for wide-spread rain and possible thunderstorms. highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will umbrella handy for tomorrow morning and afternoon. by wednesday and thursday, a much drier forecast is expected with mainly sunny skies but highs hold between 99 and 104 degrees but winds look to pick up thursday morning and last into friday where we see been made... recommending the officers not face criminal charges for the mans death-- 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live downtown... and she just talked to the suspect's family. these types of reviews are held for transparen

greg: she has some health issues right now. she has canceled several shows on doctor's rosanna: shoe also miss tony bennett 90th birthday bash. she was supposed to do a solo show on the 23rd. she is claiming she will be back on the road by november. she gets tired. >> tony bennett. another birthday party for him? they have been doing his birthday a lot. celebrate for quite some time. let's talk about britney spears. she is from louisiana. she wants to help the flood victims in her home state. ? greg: there she is in a music video. >> a crowd funding video. every $10 donation, there is a chance to win the outfit she wears out the in new york city. 40,000 homes destroyed. i think that it is a nice way to raise a little bit of extra cash for her home state. greg: the rockettes. they will shut it down. there they are. they look like the cancan girls right there. rosanna: joined by santa claus you are going, my friend, this year. i am taking you to radio city to see that chris makes spectacular >> i have to say, it is kind of. math.