Bryan. Weve 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 gots doc and flooded out in the intersection take a listen to what he had to say. It felt like a boat afterit 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. Were 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 cover
Vegas boulevard and pecos. You can see a grey car stuck in the middle of the road. The intersection looking more like a pond. Heres more video we took. An ambulance being towed away. It gives you a perspective on just how deep that water was. 3 seconds of nats and more of that rain falling. This is near pecos and cheyenne. Rene dominguez sent us this video. 13 first alert metor greg bennett joins us now. Greg, hows the Severe Weather threat looking today . 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 Spring Mountain and sheep ranges with a small chance for isolated 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 tos
This morning the mayor of charlotte pleading for calm and promising answers thanks dayna. The time now is. Lets get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett. adlib a deadly crash in summerlin is raising questions about what kind of vehicles should be raising questions about what kind of vehicles should be 00 06 45 29 00 06 58 12 sgt. Richard strader from what were being told by our patrol officers out there, is this has bike was speeding last night and red light and crashed into an su v near hulapai and alta. Officers say the impact was so strong. The 16yearold dirt bike rider flew into the window of the suv and hit the driver. The teen died at the scene. The driver of the suv was taken to the hospital. But is expected to survive. Hes really gone. Like he really is gone like. And its hard for me to accept that. Witnesses say. Kelly naples and his wife robin. Were beaten to death at their home near tropicana and paradise. People who knew the couple say their roomate snappe
His weapon because of it. Investigators say they recovered the weapon that scott was carrying but the mans family says he was disabled, holding a book not a gun and was reading this morning the mayor of charlotte pleading for calm and promising answers thanks dayna. Time now is xxx. We could have another chance things over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett. And its one of the biggest some major streets in downtown will shut down lets show you what were looking at. This map shows all the road closures that will happen there are six phases of road closures in total. What you see shaded in pink thats whats happening today those closures will be to fremont street between sixth and eleventh parts of ogden and parts of seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh. This of course is all to gear up for this weekends arts and music festival. If you havent been to life is contained to the concert stages. It will actually span across 18 blocks throughout downtown. The streets will reopen in
We have no way of getting out. Why this is a matter of life and death. How 7 on your side got involved. Wait until tomorrows forecast abc 7 news at 11 00 starts right now. Captioned by the National Captioning Institute www. Ncicap. Org live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news at 11 00, on your side. A new solution for dozens of homeowners forced out of their homes because of a slipping hillside. It has been two months since the hillside collapsed in Fort Washington, and tonight residents met with officials to see what they can do to save their homes. Tom roussey attended the meeting, and is live in Fort Washington to tell us about the new option. We definitely got different reactions to it tonight. Going into tonights meeting, they were two basic options for the homeowners. One was everyone would be able ,o keep living in their home costing 22 million dollars. Another option would cost 11 million and no one would be able to continue living in the area. For 15 million of