week away from the start of school. and nothing is more important to a parent than keeping their kids safe. and with many students walking to and from school with valuable ipads and tablets. the district wants to make sure your child is not a victim. fox5s vince sapienza spoke with the school district and learned what they re doing to keep your kids safe. that s right. the clark county school district tells me there were xx incidents last year of kids having their ipads stolen this year the district say 12 middle schools are taking part in the e3 program which allows students to check out and take ipads home. they say parents and students are given an online safety course before the school year. this is the perfect opportunity to really speak to your kids the way they walk to school, today s society you watch people walking down the street not paying single thing now i spoke with metro earlier who said this week they have begun an instant action plan that puts police up
minutes. several drivers chose to risk it and went through the intersection anyway. others played it smart and decided not to test the flood waters. ((dave courvoisier)) it was even worse at lake mead and civic. but that didn t seem to stop drivers who were willing to risk everything in exchange for convenience. the flooding has subsided some drivers getting trapped in their cars. ((denise valdez)) nia wong has been chasing the storm all evening. she joins us live in the northeast from a wash that s still rushing with water. nia? ((nia wong)) dave and denise. we ve seen drivers ignoring warnings not to drive through flood waters throughout the evening. take a look at what we saw just a few hours ago. we went to both of those intersections you just mentioned. and despite several inches of water in the road. many through while others remained in place. you may be thinking what s a few inches of rain in the road? well, as we ve seen time and again in southern nevada, it
like in minutes reporter: the scaffolds fell on the worker. i never seen that. reporter: the village has been under expansion for the past two years this is the first accident on site. he feels for the faechlt construction worker who lost his life. something like that to happen and a family to lowes their father. reading, we are shockd and sad by today s tragic incident on behalf of our partners and construction team we express condollences oust respect for the victim and all construction activity will be ceased. ocea is on the scene. representatives say they will look at images. reporting live, news 3. search for answer, thank you. mario: off to weather the sun may be out. don t let that fuel. you see plenty of clouds in the skies and our team is watching the radar for rain. are tom: headed to the north we re watching that as well. thunderstorms on occasional base on mount charleston. another now it is not out of the realm of possibility it could impact north
medal to hold up to the cheers of roughly 100 fans here to see him. his family has describe him as a humble person. i think the shirt that he wore today can attest to that. in gold print it read just a kid from the usa. we were able to squeeze in and chat with connor for just a bit as he was signing countless autographs. he says it s just that he wants to remember. him as a kid and all those dreams he made. i feel really good. the support is amazing. kid like this getting autographs from the pros. so it s awesome. kyndell: now back out here live. we were speaking with connor s parents. they say they remember when he was just a boy, 14 years old. he wrote on the garage inside their home one day i will win and be an olympic champion. that day has come. we ll get more of you on that story right here on news 3 at three. for now reporting live at mccarran airport, kyndell nunley. back to you two. he is our golden boy. michelle: he was so shocked when he walked around the
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 investigate a bee hive. he d been fighting for his life ever since and passed away last thursday. this just in. police need your help finding an armed robbery suspect on the run in north las vegas. the suspect is on your screen now with two other people. police are looking for them too. investigators say they robbed a pharmacy last week near ann and simmons. they got away in a dark colored metro and north las vegas police are on the hunt for a robbery suspect who targeted 5 women overnight.. all over the valley. 13 action news anchor lesley marin followed the crime trail today and