i'm steve wolford. 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

i'm steve wolford. >> i'm trisha kean. national media started reporting hillary's win early in the day and right now she is 53% of the vote in nevada followed by bernie sanders with 47. that's with 90% of the precincts reporting. >> while sanders supporters are disappointed in his loss today, he told a large crowd he came a long way in only five weeks when they were trailing clinton by 25 points. he says that's why nobody should count him out. >> i believe that when cats assembled in july at that the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> sanders also told supporters that his results in nevada give his campaign a huge lift going into south carolina and then onto super tuesday. >> i think people are a little disappointed, but energized because they believe he will get a couple of wins tuesday. >> sanders is on his way to south carolina for an uphill fight with the latest polls show him trailing by 20 to 30 points. for hillary clinton, today's victory is worth more than conventio

i'm steve wolford. 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

i'm steve wolford. and 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 right now at desert breeze park. first, let's send things over 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. our team coverage continues now with 13 weather first meteorologist karla huelga. she joins us live now from desert breeze park. karla -- and if you experience any winds

. >> this is 13 action news live at six with tricia kean and steve wolford, plus weather 1st schofield and breaking news fast steve: thousands of republicans are taking part in caucuses all over nevada right now. one of the caucus locations started seeing long lines early on was durango high school. 13 action news reporter mahsa saeidi is there live right now with the latest of what is going on. reporter: let's take a look at the line out here, still very long. people have till 8:30 and this line hasn't stopped. over here where people come and seen a couple issues pop up. it sounds like they forget to pre-register. a lot of people telling ush they prefer a primary. >> i would rather be home right now. i would rather come early in the morning and get it done. reporter: why trump? >> because i am tired of the establishment and really tired of the republican party, so i am kind of making my statement. >> as far as trump goes he hasn't really spoken about what he's for and i want details. reporter: and that woman supports rubio. 30 tables for 30 precincts, a live look here. this part is a

i'm steve wolford. and i'm rikki cheese. let's get straight to contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin. stephanie-- breaking news on that deadly hit and run accident, that

i'm steve wolford. 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..

i'm steve wolford. now, the main concern is snow. take a look at what's left behind in roanoke, virginia. just inches and inches of snow! the national weather service says some parts of the east coast could see half-a-foot or more of snow. forecasters say nearly 90 million americans should see snow or freezing rain by tomorrow. and over in louisiana, storms rolled in. they toppled trees and power lines, and even ripped off the roof at a car wash. there are reports of injuries, but we don't know how many. but here at home-- we're not seeing this storm affect flights coming into or leaving mccarran. but make sure to double check with your airline carrier. let's send things over now to 13 weather first chief the battle over the supreme court is already becoming a heated political

i'm steve wolford. and i'm rikki cheese. it happened on near vegas valley and mojave. that's where we find 13 action news reporter mahsa saeidi. mahsa-- breaking right now-- chopper

but 13 action news live at 3-30 begins with breaking news- i'm steve wolford. a man is in the hospital with a gunshot wound. and whoever is responsible, is on the run! the shooting happened around 11- 20 this morning. 14th street and odgen, but ended at a siegel suites. neighbors tell 13 action news they heard as many as 15 gunshots, and they say a black s-u-v leaving the scene. no arrests have been made. breaking news on that double shooting in glendale, arizona..that ended the lives of two teen girls. police are now recommending charges against the student who gave the gun to that shooter. officers say those girls died in a murder-suicide. one girl shot her girlfriend, and then took her own life. both victims' families say they don't want to prosecute that student. updates now on a couple of breaking news: it took a while.. but a man who was threatening to jump from a parking structure at the 'd' hotel in downtown las vegas.. finally came down without incident. metro crisis negotiators were on the scene talking with him for 9- hours. and.. a man and toddler a

and i'm steve wolford. even better news- during today's news conference.. we learned nicky should be back on patrol in about 3-weeks. nicky appeared at the news conference with his handler. the k-9 needed to have emergency surgery after he was slashed across the head with a machete. officers say most of the injuries were thankfully just superficial to his face and head. ithappened when officers released nicky on a suspect friday. happening right now.. investigators are working to find out who's responsible for dumping bags containing animal remails along the side of a road. officers found the bags near lake mead and lamb yesterday. metro says two bags appeared to have dead cats inside. a third bag contained a larger animal. metro is looking into how the animals died. investigators hope that information will lead them to whoever did it. right now, police are trying to track down these two men..they say may be connected to an armed robbery at a tavern. last month, investigators say a man in a mask walked into the business near eastern and flamino, and held th

i'm steve wolford. water is a precious resource in the valley.. and one woman is upset after being accused of wasting it. so.. she turned to 13 action news with questions about quality control. when you ask. we investigate. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin has more. lately...all the more reason jennifer says she works to be a consciencious water user. but she says the las vegas valley water district isn't being so careful."""" jennifer found this door hanger on her driveway saying she was overspraying her lawn. it says she's in watering group a...when in fact she's in watering group b. so she called the water district's hotline. 13.12.54 i was told that i would be speaking to a supervisor, nobody's bothered to call me to address this issue 59 and then on top of that, i got the formal notice in the mail and it said that i was caught being a water waster at 11:05 am 13.09 as opposed to what the originally notice that was left supposedly on my doorknob said was 10:57 13.15 these inconsistencies are troubling to jennifer, who says s

i'm steve wolford. 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

i'm steve wolford. welcome her first child runs into an unexpected problem. she was in her third trimester when her doctor's office suddenly closed. as contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin explains.. without her records.. she couldn't get a new doctor. rosemary videc didn't know what to expect with her first pregnancy... but says it's been surprisingly easy. 02.28.22 it's been very exciting 25 ive loved every kick 27 theres nothing like it, it's just incredible 30 she found an obgyn she liked - dr susan boyd - and she and the baby were doing well. until out of the blue she got a call that sent her into a panic. 02.29.50 that she had an emergency, a medical emergency 54 and my appointment had to be canceled the next day 57...and 58...00 i just freaked out 30.01 the doctor the referred her to doesn't deliver at the hospital she chose...so rosemary started looking for another doctor in the middle of her third trimester. she couldn't find one to take her. far to get a new patient 20 or we need to see all your records 23 we can't see you without kno

i'm steve wolford. dozens of people at a valley apartment complext say they spent more than a week without hot water. they want answers from management.. but they say that's not happening. so.. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin looked into their rights. """""""""we got numerous emails from people living here at canyon pointe apartments, all saying they had no hot water and got no explanation.""""""""" "" on january fifth, residents in a handful of the buildings here noticed they had no hot water. john hamilton says the next day they got a note on their doors. 17.05.30 we got a letter posted to our door 34 saying that the hot water would be back on the next day on the seventh 38 the hot water never came back on 41 john says he and his room mates tried to get an explanation from the office. tried contacting them we got the run-around 48 'the water will be on the next day' 51 'we dont know what's going on with it' 52 'the inspection team has to come out' 55 southwest gas told action news

i'm steve wolford. and i'm rikki cheese. north las vegas police just started a news conference.

i'm steve wolford. dozens of people at a valley apartment complext say they spent more than a week without hot water.

i'm steve wolford. and i'm rikki cheese. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston is live downtown, where a man has been threatening to jump for hours! and also breaking -- a crash that sent a man and a child to the hospital. first.. let's go to marissa downtown. rikki-- the man has still not come down off the ledge. you can see crime scene tape still up, blocking off several streets here in downtown. from here you can see how high the parking garage is-- but take a look at this video-- you can see the man about ten stories high--dangling his feet off the ledge-- he has been throwing stuff--waving his arms around. if this man threatening to jump s the husband of the woman found dead just days ago. i was able to confirm with police these are two separate incidents-- they are not related. police say this man is suicidal. negotiators have been here for police let them underneath the also breaking right now-- a man and a child rushed to the hopsital, after they were hit by a car! it happened at lamb and cha