191919 christina moore, runner "we might just do our own run but yeah i'm a little frustrated that it's not here it's always fun to interact with everyone and do a group event." butt with 193050 fredrick johnson "i'm a runner i love running i lout here so io get here." people were baffled as they drove up, walked around encountered other confused runners. many of them were disappointed because they wanted to run - but there was also anger there. some of them paid upwards of 60 dollars to do this. now they have to contest the guarantee they'll get their money back. we wanted to reach out to the event organizers but wouldn't you know it, their website was down. we sent an email to the registration service that posted the event. haven't gotten a response. at sam boyd stadium david schuman 13 action news. let's head -- to 13-first-alert meteorologist -- karla huelga now -- with the latest -- on what's turned out to be a pretty hot weekend. karla? hot and dry will continue to be the theme for the rest of the weekend with high temps just skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday as moisture advances and settles into the area. a tragic accident in north carolina. a charter bus carrying college students crashes into a guardrail -- killing 4 people onboard. forty-two others -- also the bus swerved -- and hit a guardrail. the side of the bus -- almost sheared off.. sot: "well ive, ive been doing this job for twenty three years now, um, i've seen my share and this is probably one of one of the worst. /cut to/ young people that are just starting their lives um going to a football game and of students -- from the ramah junior academy -- and clinton college. team. they were traveling -- to play the university of god's chosen. in philadlephia -- a woman is shot and killed. and two civilians -- wounded -- in what police call and ambush- style attack. the gunman -- late last night -- opening fire -- hitting sergeant sylvia young -- in her patrol car -- and university of pennsylvania officer -- ed miller. the shooter -- then gunned down a woman -- before firing into another car -- wounding two other people. they are expected to be killed. just hours before that -- two texas police officers were shot in fort worth. one was shot in the chest. fortunately -- he was wearing a bullet-proof vest. the other officer was shot in the arm. a neighbor says he saw the gunman's family -- around the time of the shooting looked pretty distraught...upset...just, weakened and he had his arm around her and looking back on it, it's not what i thought it was appeared to be a man in his 40's. a jacksonville, florida father and son are fighting for their lives after allegedly shooting each other. officers found one person in the yard.... the other was inside. there's no word yet on led up to the dispute.. but neighbors say they heard several gunshots. (henry coleman/neighbor) "i was on my computer and i heard something. i got up and walked into my backyard and i didn't see or both men were taken to area hospitals to undergo surgery. an alabama corrections officer -- stabbed by an inmate earlier this month -- is dead. officer kenneth bettis -- worked at the william c. holman correctional facility -- in atmore. it's southwest of montgomery. the inmate -- attacking bettis -- on september first. with murder. the famous activist -- erin brockovich -- joins some florida neighbors -- blasting how a company handled a dangerous chemical leak. 200-million gallons of wastewater -- laced with radioactive chemicals -- is seeping into the ground water --through a massive sinkhole -- at a fertilizer plane. people there worry -- what this will do to their drinking water? (sot: melanie woods) the first word that comes to mind when you hear radioactive is cancer. (sot: amy gibson) i have kids, i don't want them drinking it operates the plant -- claims they warned the state back in august. the company says -- they're working around the clock -- to recover the toxic wastewater. but they warn -- the process could take months to complete. colin kaepernick's decision to take a knee during the national anthem -- stirs up the debate: it is a sign of disrespect to the country? now -- students at some high schools -- are emulating the san francisco 49ers quarterback -- during the playing of the anthem. but -- as sara sidner tells us -- one place the protest hasn't hometown political footballhas a whole new meaning. "nats" what began in the n-f-l with 49ers quaterback colin capernick. is now showing up under the glare of friday night lights. from the land of lincoln across the country to the golden state where an entire highschool football team protested racial injustice sot (mos) /sf mission high football player: "we do think about the consequences that can to get boos and negative energy. and stuff like that that but its like it really don't matter if it's right than its right." (sara sidner) "while the protest is catching in some high schools across the country that is not what is happened at colin kaepernick old high school." during his alama matter's game.the national anthem playedhands were over heartsand every players stood stick straight. but their hometown football joshua smith/turlock resident "i think it was really disrespectful. and i think uh. microcausm of the rest of america.kaepernick's protest making some uncomfortableand others proud. frankie tovar/turlock journal: and i think that's what he wanted. so i mean in that essence i think he's got what he's going hurt. it hurt. you know like i said. i believe in the flag. i believe in the united states of america." ultimately the hard workinggrowing town of turlock, california is a america.kaepernick's protest making some uncomfortableand others proud. frankie tovar/turlock journal: "it's generated a discussion and i think that's what he wanted. going for. in los angeles -- a man is arrested after stand-off on an amtrak train. it all began last night -- when 46-year-old darius palmer -- gets on the train -- and pulls out a gun. authorities evacuated the entire train. police-- using tear-gas to force palmer to surrender. nobody was hurt. a gruesome scene -- inside the what he led police to -- could have him facing -- even more charges. and -- count on chopper 13 -- to keep you on top of breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on 13 action news. we'll be right back. murder and kidnapping charges -- arrested -- after one woman's desperate call for help. her story is harrowing. latest on the case -- suspect shawn grate? held on a one million dollar bond?and facing double murder and kidnapping charges. skype bond hearing: judge: "do you understand the nature of the three offenses charged?" grate: "yes, your honor." police arresting the 40 year old after receiving this disturbing 9-1-1 call on wednesday? 9-1-1 call: operator: "does he have a weapon?" woman: "he's got a taser." that same woman?helping law ohio home where she allegedly was being held captive? 9-1-1 call: officers: "where is he?" caller: "that's him sleeping." officers: "he's still sleeping?" brad garrett, abc news contributor: "serial killers don't stop until they get caught." authorities searching the property making a gruesome discovery chris tunnell, prosecutor: "police found two bodies in the house where the suspect was found." those two bodies?belonging to these women?stacy stanley and elizabeth son demanding answers? kurtis stanley, son: "i would like to know the reason why he took my mother's life." grate ?who did not enter a plea during the hearing?allegedly leading police to the remains of a third person at this burned down house more than an hour away? brad garret, abc news contributor: "the police need to continue to have a conversation with him//you're gonna have to go to every jurisdiction he lived in and look for any missing persons case in or around that area." chris tunnell, prosecutor: "there is no reason for people -- since the assassination -- of a popular florida-state university professor. now -- what some newly released video is revealing -- about who -- may have been behind the murder. plus -- an incredible stunt -- sends a man two-thousand feet into the air -- at four-hundred miles an hour. the amazing jump by one man -- that even tops the great evel knievl stabbed inside a mall. eight people went to the hospital with stab wounds. all but one were treated and released. the mall is currently on lockdown. no one allowed in or out. police say -- the man suspected of carrying out the stabbings -- is dead inside that mall. an odd manhunt -- underway today -- in jacksonville, fl. mobile home catches fire. but the man's wife -- is missing. police bring in search dogs -- to find the woman. but no sign of her. the cause of the fire is under investigation. now -- an abc exclusive --in a high-profile murder case. never- before-seen police video -- showing an under-cover officer -- posing as the brother of an accused hitman. he's trying to find answers -- in the murder -- of a popular florida- state university professor. man has more -- on the latest twist. script: the revealing police interviews wendi police interview: (030845ish) and it was always his joke, he said, i-i you know, i looked into hiring a hit-man it was cheaper to get you this tv. and the family suspected in a murder for hire assassination that rocked the florida state campus ? in july 2014 somebody shoots famed fsu law prof dan markel as he pulls into his garage? (audio/gfx 911 call) 1:01:30 he's inside the car, the car is running, and police didn't have much to go on. but they did get one lead - the neighbor who called 911 from that house told them that he saw a light colored car that wife wendi adelson? they'd had a war of the roses type divorce. friends told police even the in laws allegedly got into it a2gfx16 alex and mya greenberg police interview (note: greenbergs are friends of markel) 8:42:30 (both talking) : they hated danny. they hate danny. after 10 months police get a of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. charlie adelson. // 034245. i don't know if he did this, but if you are looking at someone, don't miss him. he's talking about wendy's big brother? eventually law brother of one of the alleged hitmen ? undercover agent: 18:30:07 //he's going through some rough times and i want to make sure that you take care of// /// donna: i don't know what you are talking about, etc. police radio chatter: "she has the paper. they're walking away." the adlesons never pay the money off phone calls and conversations including one in which charlie, police say: allegedly tells a girlfriend they should make the mysterious messenger disappear: "?you better kill him, because he's going to be a big problem. if you can't do it i'll have someone else do it." georgia cappleman 3/16:11:01: the working theory of the case is murdering over a divorce dispute? georgia cappleman: i mean what's a good reason to lawyers for charlie and his parents say police accusations are fanciful fiction. mg abc talahassee hot and dry will continue to be the the weekend with high temps just under 100 tomorrow and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday as moisture advances and tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will pacific northwest. most of the energy associated with this system will pass to our north, but it'll be close enough to keep us breezy through friday and drop high temps back to the upper 80s that afternoon. by saturday we will be back to light winds, dry conditions as well as highs around 90. and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and and upper 90s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will however, the winds will pick up as a system approaches from the pacific northwest. most of the energy associated with this system will pass to our north, but it'll be close enough to keep us breezy through friday and drop high temps back to the upper 80s that afternoon. well as highs around 90. a stuntman -- who worships evel and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday as moisture advances and settles into the area. highs on monday are still expected to top out in the mid a 90s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will rise to the low 90s that day as well as thursday. drier conditions are expected thursday. however, the winds will pick up as a system approaches from the back to light winds, dry conditions as well as highs around 90. a stuntman -- who worships evel knievel -- tries to emulate his lifelong abc' -- nick watt reports --these stories often end badly. thankfully -- not this time. script: yup, eddie braun just jumped over snake river canyon, idaho, in a rocket? sot: eddie braun (post jump) i would never do this again. uncomfortable. he nailed an audcacious leap that the great evel knievel famously failed over 40 years ago?. video: knievel failure. braun told us yesterday the why oh why? sot: eddie braun (friday gma) i met evil knievel as a small child and he inspired me so much. really, this much? sot: eddie braun (friday gma) i doubled for the likes of charlie sheen in navy seals. 2,000 feet in the air? 400 miles per hour? holy smokes, he's only gone and done it. sot: eddie braun (post jump) now the emotions can sink in, but right now, it's just we did seven-million cats and dogs -- enter shelters across north america. and some three-million healthy -- adoptable pets are put to sleep, petsmart -- is holding a sale -- at all its locations -- across the country -- including here in las vegas. stores are open today -- until nine p-m -- and again tomorrow from ten to six. they're inviting pet-parents everywhere -- to share their own social media. use the hashtag -- i-adopted -- for a chance to be featured -- on a special petsmart adoption story-wall. and before we go... we're continuing to stay on top of breaking news -- out of new york city -- following an explosion in the chelsea neighborhood. the number of injured in that blast -- is now at 29. and a law enforcement source -- tells the associated press -- the explosion appears to have come from a construction tool-box -- in front of a for the blind. mayor bill de blasio says -- the blast was an 'intentional' act -- but says right now -- there is no evidence of any link to terrorism. fortunately -- none of the injuries are life-threatening. we'll stay on top of this story -- we'll have the latest coming up on 13 action news live at our ktnv mobile app. donald trump uproars. >> the controversial six-foot portrait of trump. >> is this what he really looks like? 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