i'm rikki cheese. we have team coverage on the winds. 13 weather first chief meteorologist bryan scofield is tracking the gusts in the weather center. and 13 weather first meteorologist karla huelga is out surveying the conditions going on right now at desert breeze park. first, let's send things over to bryan. a system moving across the northern great basin will continue to bring breezy to windy conditions across the area tonight and tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 40 mph this afternoon. the gusts will taper down a bit tonight and overnight before picking back up tomorrow morning. peak gusts tomorrow will reach about 35 mph and will start to taper down by the afternoon. our team coverage continues now with 13 weather first now with 13 weather first she joins us live now from desert breeze park. karla -- and if you experience any winds make sure to send us your pictures and videos. you can email them to i-contribute at ktnv.com, or tag us on social media using the hashtag i-c-13. now to an update

and i'm rikki cheese. a live-streamed phone call... and took place in part because of the help of state assemblywoman michele fiore. all four protesters are set to appear in court tomorrow. their leader.. cliven bundy.. is in police custody facing 6-criminal charges. 13 action news spoke with his daughter-in-law who says their family is devastated that 4 relatives are behind bars. coming up on later this evening on 13- action news.. we'll have more on what the bundy family plans to do next. an update on a story we first reported as it was breaking. a new battle is unfolding in ferguson, missouri. the department of justice is suing the city for civil rights violations.. and wants furgeson to overhaul its troubled police department. voice of: (lynch) "the ferguson police dept's. violations were expansive and deliberate, stopping people without reasonable suspicion, arresting them without cause, and using unreasonable force. these violations were not only egregious they were routine. they were driven at least in part by racial bias." the

the encryption >>> we will get an analysis of apple's analysis coming up on "cbs this morning" from rikki klieman. >>> u.s. stealth fighters through over south korea south korea in a show of force between the two koreas. the jets arrived at japan and based near seoul. the f-22 raptor is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the world. the u.s. would not say just how long the four jets will be deployed in south korea. >>> pope francis wraps up his visit to mexico today. he'll become the first pope to visit the u.s./mexican border with where he plans to go to a prison and meet with mexican workers and show his area of concern for the plight of residents. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today and 50 miles from the border in el paso. >> the plan after the mass he will walk up to the fence and offer a personal prayer for migrants. told 45,000 young people that they are the wealth of the future and urged them to avoid the lure of the areas profisk drug trade. the pope said he knows it's hard to feel valid when they have lost so many

i'm rikki cheese. let's first start with chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' now let's send it over to action news reporter lesley marin. she's out near centennial hills, where the winds are she's out near centennial hills, where the winds are still strong. monitoring the winds. bryan-- were at durango and the 95-- and since we've been here behose 40 mile an hour gust-- but so is the rest of the valley. we actually started our day down in the green valley area-- those were some of the toughest winds of the day-- blowing consistently between 40 to 50 miles an hour. the winds even taking this newspaper stand down-- right near the roadway. after that we headed to the northeast-- where things were a bit calmer-- but still seeing those dress blowing. many people across the valley-- choosing to just stay home today 10 sx tami mayer, lives in carlson, lives in green valley out here back in the people who say no major damage had been done to their neighborhood. marin right now, i-15 southbound is shut down due to snow and ice in mountain pass south of the nevada state

and i'm rikki cheese. it gets underway in about an hour and a half. right now, the polls have donald trump leading the pack by double digits! and he's going after his biggest competitor -- texas senator ted cruz. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "this guy cruz lies more than any human being i've ever dealt with. unbelievable. and he holds up the bible and and then he holds up the bible again and he lies." and cruz is equally going after the billionaire. here's what he had to say at a rally in fernley. (ted cruz) "i frankly don't care what position donald decides to support today or tomorrow or the next day. they change every day." and marco rubio is confident he'll upset the current polls. the florida senator was campaigning at the silverton casino. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan caught up with him. < ((we are down to the final stretch and according to pretty much every poll we've seen, donald trump is in the lead and he's in the lead by far but florida senator marco rubio says he's still in this.)) 22:00:21 06 marco rubio ((we are th

. >> this is 13 action news live at sucks 30:00 with tricia kean and steve wolford, rikki cheese meteorologist bryan chamber of commerce. information at lvchamber.com. tricia: crowds have been packing poling locations across the valley. this video shows the heavy turnout. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin is at one of the polling locations. reporter: we are here at arbor view high school where one of the caucus is taking place. some of these people have been waiting for a long time to make their voices heard in the silver state. a lot of people are excited about the turnout and long lines >> organization is great, but the line is really long. that's good because we are getting out people to vote. reporter: are you voting? >> my mom is. reporter: you never participated in that democratic process like this before? >> no, it's awesome. >> it's a great turnout. i am glad to see so many people are taking part of this. >>> we are a week away from super tuesday and tonight the silver state making their voices heard in the republican caucus. stefteff, 13 action news. steve: in tonigh

even action news anchor rikki cheese sent us a photo! check out that rainbow! if you get a good picture or video of the weather.. be sure to send it to icontribute@ktnv.com and you might see it right here on action news. action news is your weather authority. we'll have continued coverage of the storm throught night. and don't forget, you can follow ktnv on facebook and twitter for immediate updates all night long. a developing story tonight on an early morning home invasion police were called out to a home near carey and mount hood for a reported shooting. one person was shot....but is expected to be okay. someone inside the home or the suspect who was shot north las vegas police are investigating a deadly accident . a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car near camino al norte and lone mountain this morning. the man was rushed to u-m-c where he later died from his injuries. police say he was not in a marked crosswalk at the time of the accident. the driver stayed on scene, no word yet on if any charges will be filed. an action news update tonight on a house f

cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is here to talk about this. first of its kind. >> first of its kind. >> she was their only daughter so they are saying this is the only way they could have a which would. >> yes. but it really should not be about their desire to have a grandchild. now decease daughter's wishes. >> what did she say about that? >> it depends on who you believe. because she could have said in we call a special direction in britain, there is a form where if you want your eggs to survive after your death, that part she signed, you can also sign a special direction, which then would have said i want my mother to be able to carry my eggs and have my child because my parents were such great parents. she never signed that. now, originally, what happens is you're in a clinic. the clinic hat eggs s the eggs and the clinic is put in a situation we can't export these eggs to the u.s. without a real directive. the reason they have to export them, there is no clinic in the uk who is going to do this in punitive grandmother said she did find a

and i'm rikki cheese. but the good news, is they aren't here to stay for long. we should see a warm up! let's get all the details with chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' place through tomorrow. overnight lows tonight will be below freezing throughout the valley and high temps tomorrow afternoon will remain in the upper 40s. the good news is that winds will be light and skies will be mostly sunny action news: some brazen thieves broke into a home.. shouting 'metro police' as they charged into a home. now.. the family who was targeted is talking with action news. police say two burglars kicked-in the door at the house near torrey pines and alta. they got away with computers.. but even if they were there.. they say they don't know what they would've done. (liann tackett, victim) "you'd be like oh my gosh the cops are coming in my house, okay, i'm going to back off." the homeowners say this is the third time their house has been burglarized. this time.. they're hoping video from their security cameras will help metro catch the men who did it. a

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rikki - we arrived as one of the tenants was throwing home goods out of window - searching for anything he could salvage - this is that pile of debris - all of it coming from this unit where officials say the fire started. take a look inside. the devastation is heartbreaking. the owner of the unit - says the fire started around 9am. he smelled smoke comimg from his kids' bedroom. when he opened the door - their whole entertainment system was on fire. he took the kids ran outside and ordered a neighbor to call 911. he says firefighters arrived within 2 minutes. there are four apartment units in the building - with the two on the second floor getting it the worst - but all 16 people who were living here are now forced out - as the building is no longer safe. no one was hurt in the blaze. i spoke with 2 tenants today - about everything they lost and how they plan to recover. later tonight hear their inspirational stories and what some blame for causing the live in henderson - michael burton - channel 13 action news. right now, metro wants to apologize for their 911 and 311 systems' failtur

and i'm rikki cheese. north las vegas police just started a news conference. metro is looking for suspects in another shooting near the las vegas strip.. this one ended near the cosmopolitan. two people are dead..

cbs news legal expert rikki klieman prosecuted sex crimes and defended sexual assault suspects. good morning. >> good morning. judge's ruling? >> the 1yu7b8g has hadjudge has had enough. the judge says, look. it is time for you to sit and a time is now, today. >> what can she testify to and what can she use the marriage privilege and not testify? >> it's really interesting in massachusetts, charlie. this is a rare state. when we think of a privilege, it's usually in a criminal case where a witness says i am not going to testify against my spouse. however, in massachusetts, there is something called the marital conversation disqualification. what does that mean in english? very simple. husband and wife, anything you say during the course of that marriage privately is excluded from any testimony, including a deposition. that is a big exclusion. >> even though she is his business manager? >> doesn't matter. in massachusetts, despite articles to the contrary, in massachusetts, business matters if they are still between husband and wife. it's a public policy to protect those conversa

i'm rikki cheese. we just got new video of an it changed one family forever... destroying home and killing the family dog. 13 action news reporter parker collins.. tweeted the damage. he spent the morning near pecos and gowan and gives us closer the damage is incredible take a look. it started here in the carport but spread to the rest of the home within seconds. take vo three people were inside when it started. the red cross is helping because now this family is homeless. the man we spoke to actually went inside to save his grandfather. take sot junior rivera, fire victim 4:20:37-4:20:44 "i was thinking gotta get my grandfather out of this house and not worry about my stuff. they're more important." the family lost one of their beloved pets-- their dog-- in the fire. near pecos and gowan parker collins channel thirteen action news. right now.. communities in the southeast are cleaning up after a second day of tornadoes. look at this cell phone vidoe of a twister ripping through fort stewart in georgia.. frightening parents and children. "abandon your vehicles a

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i'm rikki cheese. one person is dead-- after firefighters found them inside a burning building-- near nellis and harmon. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live at the scene. marissa firefighters heard there was somebody trapped inside this home-- thats when they went rushing in-- even before backup was here to help out. this is cell phone video sent to us from somebody who was driving by when the fire just started-- around noon. you can see how thick the smoke is-- and how high the flames were. firefighters were able to put the flames out quickly. we still dont know what caused the fire here this afternoon-- but investigators are on scene. neighbors about what they saw-- one of them tells me the person who died actually ran back into the flames-- i'll tell you why tonight at five. live near nellis and harmon-- mk-- an update now to some breaking news we first brought you on 13 action news live at midday according to the washington post.. and sources who don't want to be identified.. president

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>> rikki klieman, thank you. >>> a new poll just out this is expanding his lead nationwide. he is up 2-1 among republican voters with 39% support. marco rubio and ted cruz are statistically tied for second at 19 and 18%. john kasich and jeb bush and ben carson are all in the single digits. now despite donald trump's expanding lead, president obama predicted on tuesday that trump will not be president. major garrett is in mt. pleasant, south carolina, with trump's counterstrike at president obama. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. republicans don't take a lot of advice or cues from president oba. at is especially true when it comes to picking a presidential nominee. each show the president weighed in saying donald trump would not win the white house in the middle of the south carolina primary and a comment that could boost support for trump among supporters who are eager to prove the president wrong and possibly even defy him. >> i don't think you're going to be able to be on his christmas card list this year. >> i don't mind. >> let me read you what >> actually

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and i'm rikki cheese. it's set to expire in just about 30-minutes. but it's already whipped up quite a bit of damage. 13 action news has team coverage on the weather. 13 weather first chief meterologist bryan scofield and 13 weather first meteorologist carlo falco are tracking the winds. let's first start with bryan. wind advisories and warnings will continue into the afternoon today with the highest gusts expected along the eastern side of the valley. gusts have been peaking around 50mph throughout the morning with gusts near 60mph up on mt. charleston. winds will gradually subside through the day but will remain gusty overnight with gusts to about 30 into the early morning hours tomorrow before completely dying off late on friday and now let's get to 13 weather falco. he's live out near russell and fort apache. and remember, whenever you see

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