he had some of bryan's politics, not none of bryan's charisma and none of bryan's appeal to ordinary americans. he got killed in a landslide by roosevelt. >> the party comes back to bryan in 1908. why? >> well, the party is in great need of a leader, and it's a party that's divided by region. it's had a great deal of difficulty uniting around a candidate and making its voice heard in the national election. bryan is that voice. he's a tremendous, charismatic figure. >> yet you had three republicans william mckinley that is assassinated. teddy roosevelt becomes president and william howard taft elected in 1908. let's go back to something else that was, i guess, rather revolutionary. set up the debate that took place and how that occurred technically speaking in 1908. >> there wasn't actually a debate the way we have debates now. 1908 was the first time in which both candidates recorded speeches on wax cylinders, which things you can still hear very scratchy renditions of them. perhaps you'll play one that the library of congress owns some of these copies. this was the original short-pl

bryan. i am curious what he hated him for and if that was true. >> i will start. you can follow up. grover cleveland was a hard money democratic president. he did not like bryan's position. it was the silver at issue and the breaking of the cleveland administration of the purchase act that most got the ire of clover cleveland -- of grover cleveland. >> the democratic party, especially from the east where cleveland was from. people who believed in thomas jefferson and that the government should not do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890's, grover cleveland said that the people should support the government but the government should not support the people. this is different from what bryan believed. he was a liberal. he believed the government should help those who could not help themselves. he wanted to reset the balance between corporate power and the power of workers and small farmers. cleveland had broke the strike with federal troops. the cleveland attorney general

did bryan. so they'd go to miami and stay at friends' houses in miami before, and they decided to move there. it was a very good move for mary certainly. >> you tell a story in the book about how he was used to help bring other people to coral gables, including the venetian pool that's still there today. >> he became a promoter. in the 1920s, after he had given up all hope of becoming president, he began to make some money giving speeches for land promoters. this was not one of his, you know, more sort of honorable adventures, perhaps, but after all, he needed to make money and he did. >> again, just to understand this period, we move into 1912, and a democrat finally wins the white house but it's not william jennings bryan. >> right. it's woodrow wilson. and the democrats had struggled for some time, and bryan had led much of the struggle against the republican party, and really for the votes of working people, i think, and the broad middle class. the republicans were able over that period to c

bryan: absolutely. charlie: they have given your life -- bryan: i feel really privileged to do what i do. i feel deeply moved and honored by being able to stand up for people. i was told one day that if you really want to make a difference, sometimes you have to stand when other people say sit down. you have to speak when other people say be quiet. when you know who you are standing for, speaking for it , does not feel like a burden. i feel very honored to represent se humanity i think has been denied. charlie: thank you for coming. bryan stevenson. i suggest several things. i did a piece for 60 minutes with him and he will see part of that. he has given one of the great ted conference talks which has been seen by millions and millions of people. his book is called "just mercy." jeffrey toobin writes a profile of bryan and he raises important questions for all of us that need to be acted on and need to be addressed and need to be heard loud and clear. i am honored to call him a friend. back in a moment.

let's send it back to bryan drive now, getting closer to all that action. >> bryan: we're getting real close to the closure. if you take a look out the front of the car, you can see we're seeing a little more traffic, a few more road signs starting to pick up, and if you take a look, you can see there's blue sky in front of us but you can see the smoke hanging there. panning the camera to the right, you can see the plume of smoke from this fire just coming we are getting closer. northbound and southbound lanes of 15 are now closed. we're just coming past a sign saying they are closing 15, use 138 as an alternate route. but we are heading that way. we'll keep you updated throughout the night. reporting from live drive, bryan callahan. >> look at the next seven days. i could put the word haze in for tomorrow if things are going like they're going out there. already in barstow and victor encountering it driving through it. we will track this hour by hour for you for tomorrow to see if that changes the air quality. right now it's in the good category, likely staying that way for now. if it

bryan comes into this convention as a dark horse candidate. he is defending the cause of free silver. this is to help people in trouble economically. he gives this speech and people go wild when they hear it. this was actually recorded later. the speech was from 1896. he was robust, vigorous. he had an amazing voice. he has really stepped this up so he could give a speech at the time when he knew that the majority of delegates were for him but at the same time, no living speech had been given at that time. he had found his moment and he used it to great affect. >> as you indicated, his words recorded in 1923 but here is a race in which he was challenging william mckinley. he served only two terms in the house of representatives. he won the popular vote but lost because a republican legislator gave it to the republican candidate. >> it was a tumultuous time in an american politics. there was a major strike that tore the country apart and revealed to americans just how unstable the economy was and how deep this depression might become. william j

bryan? we are told more firefighters are on the way and a national incident management team is being assigned to help tackle the 18,000 acre fire. i want to give you a timeline of how fast this fire has grown. it was reported at 10:30 this morning. around noon 1000 acres. an hour later it was at 1500. it then few another 1000 acres by 2:15. by 4 o'clock it was 6500 acres. it was at 9000 acres as of 7 o'clock... at ten it had to 15,000 and now it sits at 18,000 acres. the forest service says they have a night flying trying to battle the fire. but still no word on when the 15 will reopen. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. the fire in california is bad. but... things can always.... be worse. case in point: the fire-nado. this is video..... where a small fire.... whipped up.... several tornadoes made up of flames and smoke. the smokey twisters.... cropped up... in the field.... after a fire... on friday. that fire..... ultimately burned about... -7- acres. it's "your voice.... your

callahan is live at the scene ....near fort apache...bryan? we've been told to stay away from the house because these bees are very aggressive. but there's something out there bearing down on us. dan live near buffalo and washington clouds killed our rain chances this afternoon. but it kept the humidity levels plus.. contact-13 is looking out for you with some information on protecting your money from shady mortgage servicers. stay with us. vehicles.. contact 13 chief investigator darcy spears is here to tell us higher risk category. steve - the recall is due to defective side door latches. parts of them can break, causing the doors to possibly open while you're driving. here's a look at the cars included in the recall: certain 2013 to 2015 ford escape suvs and c-max cars plus 2012 to 2015 focus vehicles. there's also the 2014 to 2016 ford mustang plus the 2015 lincoln mkc suv. the important part for local says the problem is worse in areas with high temperatures and sun exposure. the company knows of one crash that could have been caused by t

>> bryan: in some areas, moderate, some areas good. hard to believe especially if you saw it this morning, a blanket across the valley. things have thinned out. i think we'll have the same trend for tomorrow. take a look outdoors now. high atop the stratosphere, a bird's-eye view. that's above the valley shot -- about the valley shot you saw yesterday at the same time. it took a while for the smoke to the folks in california. we want to keep our eyes on it. we've got heat to contend with. they have heat to contend with there as well. low 100s right now. 109 loughlin. that's not a fun temperature. you folks, it seems like you've had 109 all season long. soon we'll get back to normal. it will take a few more days. just a few more, the weekend. if you're thinking about that, not really nearing records. that one we almost want those to stand. a little moisture banking up against and pushing out. and you get a little thunderstorm, a heavier shower. maybe you folks in boulder city saw a little shower, a clap of thunder as well. look at where

let's head to our chief meteorologist, bryan scofield, right now. >> bryan: you saw what he was showing you earlier. look at this now. this is a better view, and we do have the potential, with our southwesterly flow, a strong flow, to bring some of that here by tomorrow. we'll watch it throughout the night but you can see 24, 25, 27-mile-per-hour gusts, they topped off the day at 30-plus miles per hour. out of the southwest. exactly where it would take us the smoke and the soot. so far air quality is good. henderson, spring valley, downtown, east las vegas, we are looking good now. we'd love it to stay that way. the last fire we had, we got haze in the valley. it put us into the moderate category. at times it will get us to the unhealthful category for sensitive groups, if you have respiratory issues, it will make a difference. valley smoke is possible. we don't want to count it out. the air quality is good so far. our forecast for tonight. you can see from the bluecut fire, we'll see winds c a little bit more, so really pushing all that smoke and soot in here for tonight is not as like

let's check in with 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. >> bryan: you heard about the smoke lightening up a little bit that callahan was talking about. truly wind direction makes all the difference. and they're seeing wind in all different directions out there so it's no surprise. we've been seeing mixing so as heavy as it was earlier today, things have changed pretty ex potentially for this evening. that being the unhealthful levels for sensitive groups, but as far as soot and dust and smoke, that's in the moderate category across the valley. let's go three stories up, check with dan. you have some amazing shots from earlier. i want you to show the folks at home that. if you got up early, that's what they saw, right? >> absolutely. completely different this morning than what you're seeing now. look at the video chopper 13 caught. you can see a lot of smoke, the soot is sitting in the air. you can barely see the mountains, especially up towards the north. the spring mountains were covered as well. so completely different this afternoon. those winds really did kind of m

our team coverage continues with bryan callahan.. bryan. we've been out at this intersection for about two hours now. the water is starting to receive some when i first got out here the water was up to mid thigh. just take a little video he ran there were six cars stuck in the water including an ambulance. most of those cars buried so deep under the water did you see their license plates. as the water receded a work out of the intersection. a tow truck has since removed the ambulance. but i was able to talk to one of people in one accord they got's doc and flooded out in the intersection take a listen to what he had to say. it felt like a boat after-it started moving back at one point this when do you see her was a virtual island with a lot of people challenger staying there for a cover. but another restaurant just 100 yards down the road from was underwater. we're gonna work to head that way and give you an update did look at that restaurant in just a few minutes. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. we continue our team coverag

chief meteorologist bryan scofield.... thursday but due to the wildfire near the cajon pass, smoke and haze will stay in the valley. mountains will be effected by the smoke the most; into unhealthy levels for children, the elderly and people with respiratory issues. we could at times see these levels settle in the valley through the rest of the week. weather will be quite settled through the week an highs will be near normal the next few days with overnight lows near the seasonal temperatures as well. if it was not for the haze we would have clear skies each day and no rain chances to mention through the weekend. winds will determine how much smoke heads our way from the blue cut fire. as of now they are from the coverage of the blue cut fire. blue cut fire. as soon as we get...... as soon as we get...... new details.... we'll bring it to you live.... on air and on-line. you can get..... in "t play". while we're keeping a close eye.... on "the blue cut fire".... in southern california.... the clayton fire has scorched....

the bryans were married for 54 years.. we spoke with former governor bob miller and former first lady sandy miller about the legacy she leaves behind: 2:20- bob "dick and bonnie were just the hardest workers. any time two get together they as role models" we valued our time with them ((brian loftus)) >> funeral services have not >> funeral services have not yet been announced./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> congressman cresent hardy is already back to work... after suffering a heart attack on monday. he attended an event in northern nevada yesterday... the 59- year- old will be in las vegas today foa before returning to washington next week. hardy is up for re-election in november in a tightly contested race against the democratic nominee, state senator ruben kihuen./// ((brian loftus)) >>> donald trump is heading south of the border this morning. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll tell you why trump is making this surprise visit to mexico. ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten ((

we begin with bryan scofield... for you 13 first alert forecast... he's tracking that storm. bryan. a flash flood watch is in effect until friday 5am for the city and most of southern nevada. local flooding and pooling on road ways are likely to already occurred and we may have another chance for wide spread rain and thunder as we move into the evening. bryan scofield tosses to dan bronis the scene ... home overnight.... a fire was sparked in the attic of the home....near 95 and sunset. right now... that family is counting their blessings. parker collins spoke with the woman who was inside at the time. it's an interview you'll see only on 13 action news. 22:33:03-22:33:17 take vo at 22:33:14 overnight in henderson lightning struck a home with people inside in order to find the fire that started firefighters used this thermal imaging camera and pointed it at those flames thankfully the and no one was hurt. take sot victoria schultz, inside home "lightning sound" 00:00:25-00:00:32 "i just didn't know like where it had hit or if it had hit i couldn't see like any flames or anything." b

let's check in with bryan callahan right now, on live drive. what are you seeing on your way down to the san bernardino county? >> traffic is not too bad -- not too much of an issue, trying to gather as much as we can while we're on the road, the forest service in the last 10 minutes provided an update on the fire. 10:30 this morning. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries in the fire. fire imminent threat to rail traffic, railroads in that area as well as homes. firefighters in the initial attack phase on this fire. they've already assigned 500 people to work this fire. right now they're saying their main concerns is the continued hot weather and the winds in this area. we can tell in this area that there are lots of gusty winds, as we've been heading down the road, as we're trying to make our way to this fire. as we've seen in the live pictures from abc7, it is burning in heavy brush, thick greenery that can burn for a long time there. firefighters are still in the initial attack phase. 500 firefighters already assigned to the fire, ex

the bryans were married for 54 years.. she is survived by the former governor and their three children. we spoke with former governor bob miller and former first lady sandy miller about the legacy she leaves behind: (( fmr. governor bob miller: "bonnie was such a hard worker, so much into people, always caring, always listening, always helping. and she was a great role model for us to follow." fmr. nevada first lady who was kind and accepting and remembered your name. she was a remarkable woman." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> funeral services have not yet been announced. reaction has been pouring in from dignitaries tonight... governor sandoval writes that "bonnie bryan served as nv's first lady with elegance, grace and an incredible strength of character." he extends his condolences to the bryan family. a statement... saying "a light went out in the las vegas firmament with the loss of bonnie bryan. her effervescent nature, charming wit, and generous heart will long be remembered. she set the gold standard." and mayor caroly

we'll be right back with bryan cranston! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. kids, juicy fyeah.gum with starburst flavors? (mmm...) (mmm...) (zipper noise) (zipper noise) (baby rattle shaking) juicy fruit so sweet you can't help but chew. olive garden now offershen you catering delivery.nt? we make the food and deliver it to your door... so you can enjoy what's important. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody. welcome back, everybody, my first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award-winning star of stage and screen and for the record he is also an excellent disco roller skater, please welcome america's sweetheart, bryan cranston. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. this is a beautiful theater. >> stephen: isn't it beautiful. >> just gorgeous. >> stephen: i can't believe how lucky we are be to in this beautiful theater. >> did you get rid of all the ghosts though? >> stephen: oh no, no,

we're we're here with our friend bryan cranston. now bryan, i don't know if it's any secret that i'm one of your biggest fans, you're one of my favorite actors, and one of th often play complex, multifaceted characters like walter white or donald trumbo or robert mazur in the new movie "the infiltrator." >> thank you. >> stephen: and i just love the subtlety and complexity by which you reveal things. >> thank you for saying that, i have been very fortunate to play these complex characters and i love how they subtly reveal themselves to the audience. >> stephen: of course i think the test of a great actor is can written character, that just kind of like walks in and awkwardly announces his entire back story. ( laughter ) do you think you could handle something like that? >> i think i was born thinking i could-- i can handle that. >> stephen: well, that's great to hear. that's great to hear. ( cheers and applause ) >> why is that? >> stephen: why? why is that? i will tell you why that is. because this is "the late show presents too mu

bryan: i do yes. i think it needs to happen. two years ago when i was in montgomery, we had 59 markers in downtown montgomery. we put up these markers on the slave trade. there was tremendous resistance to that. it was by the alabama star commission. i see white families coming into and young kids stop at that sign. tryingl see the parents to move them along. it is probably the first time the family has talked about family ever -- slavery every. check this resistance and denial culture, then we can gain knowledge. it is about liberation and getting to the point that we are not so compromised and restraint. we bump into each other a lot in this country. that is going to continue until to do.the things we need it is not touchy-feely, it is just honest recovery. it is how you heal. you see it and rwanda. that society is recovering. you see it there. i'm asking this question because they want to know the answer. bryan: we said we're not going to talk about it. we're going to really be in trouble if we let these people show us. const

chief meteorologist bryan scofield joins us now.... bryan.... any chance of a storm. tonight...mostly cloudy. a chance of thunderstorms in the evening bringing strong wind and heavy rain at times. then a slight chance of thunderstorms aft lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side an exterminator stung hundreds of times by bees earlier this jose moreno-pacheco was attacked near russell and fort apache on august fourth while trying to invest

let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. thousands of strollers are being small children can fall out of them. the safety first "step and go travel systems" were sold at "babies r us" and on-line. the strollers have a defect... that allows the tray folding mechanism ...to dis-engage.. and the car seat can fall as well. so far no babies have been hurt. if you own one of the strollers, you can call for a free repair kit. we have the information on our website. apple has an urgent message for could be infected with malware that allows hackers to see nearly everything on your phone. here's how it works... the attackers send a text message ...with a link... that looks legitimate. when the user clicks on the link, the malware is secretly installed on the phone. apple has issued a new security update for users. the governor of maine....under fire for this profanity-laced voicemail... to a co-worker. you litt socialist (expletive). butt with i am after you what else he had to say and why he's not backing down. you're watching 13 act

bryan scofield... with what you need to know.... before going outside. bryan... we're following more breaking scene in the area... of fremont and bruce. metro says... a man was rushed to the the victim does know... metro needs your help identifying the man you see in this surveillance footage. please take a close look at your tv right now. police say he broke into at a hotel room on boulder highway near desert inn over the weekend and sexually assaulted an employee. if you recognize this man.. or have any information that might help.. call police right away. the local mormon community is mourning the loss of a henderson family.... that died in a crash.... along interstate 15. joy brandt and her family..... were coming back from a week long vacation.... when their car rolled into a and caught fire yesterday. her husband died in the crash.... along with two of her children. 213230 213233 they are just a really really good nice people. 212304 212312 mike and joy have done so much and everybody knew them.. they are people that were very servicable. joy survived the c

(bryan back to desk) work week, sunny skies return and dry air takes over. this will lead to a warming trend to slightly above normal values. expect highs just below 105 degrees early next week. (bryan back to desk) with some stronger storms possible that could cause flooding. the rest of the weekend into the next work week, sunny skies return and dry air takes over. this will lead to a warming trend to slightly above normal values. expect highs just below 105 degrees early next week. (bryan back to desk) we've seen our share of flash flooding over the past week.. especially in parts of louisiana. up next.. see how som protect lives by monitoring the water level in every creek and stream in the u- s. and... a reminder... our volunteers are standing by the phones waiting for your call... accepting donations for the peoples autism foundation.... after a fire gutted their warehouse. the phone number to call is: 702-368-2255. and.. don't forget to download.... the all new -13- action news app.... featuring live streaming.. video on demand.... and incredible weat

bryan. the system that brought us all the shower activity yesterday is now to our east, but we could still see isolated for storms tonight in the valley will be after 7pm. tomorrow and thursday we'll see temps warm back to the low 100s. we continue our team coverage with 13 action news reporter with 13 action news reporter bryan callahan who has been chasing the rain all day.. and found a vehicle that ended up being a storm casualty. bryan. talk about current conditions wherever i end up. stranded on 95 about 15 miles north of searchlight after her car was struck by lightning. take sot :09 brenna schrader car hit by lightning 20.34.00.00 "all of a sudden there was a big explosion at the back of my car and my car was dead. i was able to move over to the side and all the sudden the flash flooding came throu car here. se says the lightning hit the suv's antenna and shattered the with her car disabled she started seeing water rushing over both lanes of the highway. brenna schrader car hit by lig

bryan callahan joins us live.... once again from hesperia... with more. bryan? it's an all out.... fire fight.... the roaring across the state the biggest is "the blue cut"... but right behind that.. is "the clayton fire".... north of san francisco. a man has been arrested for setting the fire..... that has burned.... -1- hundred -75- structures... and charred.... -4- thousand acres. it's -35- percent contained. we'll be right back.... with a final look.... at your wake-up weather for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible an update on a story... we're brazilian authorities are investigating.... whether olympic swimmer.... ryan lochte and -3- other swimmer lied.

bryan? tonight...mostly cloudy. a chance of thunderstorms in the evening bringing strong wind and heavy rain at times. then a slight chance of thunderstorms after midnight. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on te on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. after midnight. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after mid

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bryan's budget was $10,000. it is a beautiful house. the main level of the home is used for entertaining and political events and receptions. they would host a number of world leaders -- world leaders would come here and all kinds of political leaders and the most prominent being woodrow wilson coming out here when he's trying to give bryan support in the 1912 convention. there were a lot of people international and national leaders would come and stop by to see bryan in this home. right now we are in the lower level is the main activity where the family took place. we are in the office area right now. that's where bryan and mary had their office and did their work and she was a very active partner in his career. very accomplished lady, valedictorian of her college dallas and got a law degree here at the university of nebraska. studied german so she could read the european newspapers to see what they were staying about bryan. she was a very active in his political career. this desk is a replica of the desk that was in his study. you can

our bryan callahan. is liive on scene -- bryan what have you learned?? right now.... we are on top of a major developing story here in the 13- first-alert forecast! bryan .... what are the chances for rain? tonight...mostly cloudy. a chance of thunderstorms in the evening bringing strong wind and heavy rain at times. then a slight chance of thunderstorms after midnight. lows 74 to 79. decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. highs around 100. .friday and friday sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79

thank you so much, bryan callahan reporting. you can see what's happening. let's go back to megan telles in the breaking news center for the latest. >> we are following the blue cut fire burning at 2500 acres now. we have bryan callahan in route, also jena. we are on top of this. i want lynn from the u.s. forest services. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> the san bernardino national forest burning at this rate. what does it mean? >> of the dry vegetation and the continued drought that we've been in, conditions are extreme. the fire is burning very hot, very rapid. >> right. and we can see that from the live picture from our sister station. what is your recommendation to people who are in the area right now who maybe have not evacuated, who are watching? >> if you are ordered to would consider the ramifications if you don't evacuate. we might be impeding on the firefighters. they won't be able to get in. if you're trying to get out, and they're trying to get in, they might not be able to get to your house, if the road is too clogged up. >> and we just saw wh

our bryan callahan. is liive on scene -- bryan what have you learned?? right now.... we are on top of a major developing story here in the

bryan scofield tosses to dan bronis dan bronis ad lib in flames! now fire investigators are looking into the cause! the say... this...just outsiden dean martid hacienda. so close that the fire actually damaged part of the building. firefighters were able to keep it from spreading any further. your voice your vote in the race for the white house.. and a new national poll by fox news shows hillary clintong opening up a 10-point lead over donald trump. but it comes as the obama administration tries to explain a 400-million dollar cash payment to iran that many say looks like ransom for 4 u-s hostages. abc's lana zak has the latest. package: both hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the campaign trail-- and they are trading barbs. clinton sot: donald trump is unqualified to be president clinton -- continuing to pound trump on his controversial remarks regarding the parents of a fallen soldier and "wanting" a purple heart-- clinton sot: anyone who spends his time insulting our military, demeaning the service of our pows and our fallen soldiers,

anchors adlib and toss to bryan let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is over smoke might billow into the valley in the morning creating unhealthy levels of air quality for the young, elderly, and folks with respiratory issues. if the smoke does settle in the valley early friday, it should be clear by the afternoon. weather on friday will be pretty typical for the date. high in las vegas will be at 103 with an early morning skies will remain sunny with a few clouds in the afternoon popping up. rain chances will be just to the east of town, mainly across the state line. winds will be fairly light through out the day. our rain chances will pick up again, though small, into the weekend with highs staying near this is due to cooler air moving in from the north and moisture developing out of the south. partly cloudy skies will be common saturday and sunday and by monday, rain chances return and look to range between 15% and 25% for the valley. this forecast holds into tues

let's head to our chief meteorologist, bryan scofield, right now. >> bryan: you saw what he was showing you earlier. look at this now. this is a better view, and we do have the potential, with our southwesterly flow, a strong flow, to bring some of that here by tomorrow. we'll watch it throughout the night but you can see 24, 25, 27-mile-per-hour gusts, they topped off the day at 30-plus miles per hour. out of the southwest. exactly where it would take us

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bryan callahan is live... at the scene.... with more. bryan... "the blue cut fire" tonight... -60- miles.... west of los angeles. more than.... -15- hundred firefighters are working.... under grueling conditions..... to try and get a handle.... on the flames. battalion chief, mike mohler: it was advancing every 30-40 miles an hour with the wind behind it easy. rm: so, you can't out run battalion chief, mike mohler: there is no way to outrun that. -49- square miles are scorched.... and.... more than.... -82- thousand residents.... have been forced to evacuate. there's no word..... on how many homes.... have been destroyed. but tonight... eye -15- is open.... in both directions. rain nats who doesn't..... love that sound? especially.... when you get to enjoy it.... from the inside. we caught this video.... in our station parking lot.... several hours ago... but.... desert doppler is lighting up..... with activity... and... 13 first alert.... chief meteorologist.... bryan scofield is tracking.... when and where.... it might hit.... bryan? a pit bull

news reporter bryan callahan with some fresh details in the case. bryan. police say arthur lopez called 911 and told the dispatcher "i killed my wife"... before hanging up. officers initially went to the my wife"... before hanging up. officers initially went to the four hours later "erlinda penaflor's roommate came home to find her dead inthe living room. the roommate told detectives that "penaflor" recently filed for divorce from "arthur lopez....while he was living in arizona. he also told officers "lopez" had shown up at the house unannounced the day before... and that "penaflor" had a friend stay with her because she was afraid of lopez. detectives say they found a bloody metal pipe in the trash can. when the detective reviewed the 911 recording -- is when he heard lopez say "i killed my wife." bryan callahan, 13 action news. some incredible surveillance where some grocery store employees stopped a robbery attempt. two men.. including one with a pistol.. came in and demanded cash. that's when the employees charged at the robbers and physically dragged

bryan scofield to find out.... what we can expect.... moving forward. moving into thursday our weather does not change all that much from wednesday. highs in the valley will be around 100 degrees, give or take a few depending on where hours. skies will remain mostly sunny with arizona getting all the monsoon action. (scof wraps up) metro has arrested a suspect in a deadly stabbing on sunday metro has arrested a suspect in a deadly stabbing on sunday near nellis and metro has arrested a suspect in a deadly stabbing on sunday near nellis and charleston. police say 42-year-old juan times during a fight. the victim died a few hours later at the hospital. no word on what led to the fight. a new hang-out for squatters... but.... it's not like any place.... we've shown you before. this time.... the squatters..... are in an old commercial building. contact 13 investigative reporter.... stephanie zepelin takes us.... there. behind the plywood and the broken glass, people near sunset and whitney ranch spot squatters. be a business building, housing a phyiscal the