7-year-old child enough credit for the choices they can make. >> dana: lost and found. the hard earned treasure that one young girl found in the trash and returned to its owner. >> kim: nightmare. we have a creep out alert. hear what is going on in a certain neighborhood that has some children luising sleep. it has to do with scary clowns on the >> david: unlv football team opens their season on thursday. >> kim: bishop gorman has a game on friday night. sanchez used to coach for that team. he's at the university which is

day. >> dana: they got a big win over the weekend playing a high school team in texas. they beat the fourth or fifth ranked team in the country we'll lopped them. >> kim: we're the wagners, kim and dana here. i know tom has one or two favorite films from gene wilder we'll talk about this morning. we're in movie theater >> kelly: i watched charlie and the chocolate factory so many times as a kid. here is a look at what we're looking at today. sunshine across the board. it's going to get hot. 90 at 9:00 a.m. 100 at lunch. by 4:00 105.

day of the year in? we hope so. >> tom: bring on the heat baby. i know i'm in the minority on that. we'll start at the airport connector where there is all kinds of work taking place. you can see there are lanes blocking off -- cones blocking off the inside lane. not a big deal this time of morning. we'll continue into the bowl where travel times look gt. freeways to start things out. >> kim: gene wilder could probably do a perfect impersonation of a guy who is going to be in a local courtroom today. this is a man who says he's a royal, a duke no less accused of crimes that could send him to prison. let's check in with craig who is on royal watch this morning from the regional justice center. >> good morning.

years old and he does claim a british royal title and he will be in a las vegas courtroom today. we'll see him in person later this morning. you can see who it is we'll be covering who does claim this british royal title. his name alexander manchester and he faces criminal charges that could put him in prison for 14 years. he's scheduled on a charge. wednesday he's back in court for a false police report accusation that led to his arrest on augusn thursday on a miss demean nowhere driving under the influence of drugs case from 2015. he tells police he's the 13th duke of manchester and there are credible accounts online about his life in british media. duke is a lofty british title.

conquer or 950 years ago. more on what duke means as a title in the next hour. we'll see this person in person late they are morning. >> dana: top clinton said separating from her husband saying the decision comes after long and painful consideration. york post" published a story showing weiner exchanging sexually explicit photos and text messages with a young woman with his young toddler in the background. the woman told the newspaper the messages started in january of last year and continued through this month. weiner resigned from congress in 2011 after it was revealed he

and photos women through social media. two years later he was caught doing the same thing. now this is the third time he's been caught doing something similar. >> kim: now to this country , the central portion of italy where italian prosecutors have opened an investigation against several builders following the deadly that's correct hit tha least 290 people flattening the village within this area. 115 buildings collapsed or were severely damaged that. includes the newly constructed ones and that has them looking into this. they were supposed to be earthquake proof. a lot of this area was restructured in 2012 and then they had another earthquake this. air can't catch a break.

buildings were being built properly to begin w. prosecutors are going to start an investigation into the investigation of the public facilities and schools and hospitals. >> dana: a local man shot and killed during an argument about not holding a door local restaurant over the weekend outside a mcdonald's near las vegas boulevard. detectives say a woman upset that this man didn't hold the door open for her so the man she was with pulled out a gun and

why would you take someone's life over not opening the door? >> if you have information please call crime stoppers. >> kim: we take you off the coast of florida for this one. this is the jacksonville beach area. florida getting ready for a soaking as a tropical depression continues to brew off its southern coast. looking to likely strengthen into a tropical storm bye jacksonville the far other end. it's the southern end they are concerned about now. >> dana: it will then get a name. right now it's tropical depression nine. some areas could get hit with more than a foot of rain. north carolina also going to get a soaking. >> kim: it's still a beautiful picture. we have a story that is going to

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>> kimberly: this morning consumer reports has a lower cost alternative to the epi pen. daniel has a severe nut allergy and he always has his epi pen

>> it's necessary he has it with him everywhere he goes. >> since the drug manufacturer milan purchased the pen in 2007 , the price has gone up more than 400%. >> my insurance doesn't have a copay. >> there is no generic but doctors can prescribe another kind of cost hundred offense dollars less. >> for a lot less money , this uses the exact same drug in the same dosing as epi pens. the difference is in how the pens are designed and how they work. with epi pen you need to remove a blue safety release and push an orange tip against your thigh until the pen clicks and then

remove two gray caps and then push a red tip against your thigh until the needle punctures your skin and wait 10 seconds. either device could save your life in an emergency so it's important to fully understand how the device you are prescribed work. >> if you are frustrated with the high price of epi pens , this may be a real option to discuss with your >> kim: some patient can say cut cost by filling man newel syringes themselves but this must be done with extreme care. >> dana: lawmakers passed a new sex crime sentencing bill in response to the brock turner case. turner is the former stanford swimmer who was sentenced to just six months in jail after sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.

years behind bars. his sentence sparked outrage and led tie recall effort against the judge who sentenced him. turner set to be released later this week. this new bill would make jail time mandatory in such cases. the espn offering a $50,000 reward for lead them to arrest and conviction of a polygamist leader. he escaped from home confine until the june while awaiting a trial in a food stamp fraud case. they are accused of frauding the government in over $12 million

warren jeff was caught on the interstate by the las vegas motor speedway when he was finally arrested. the food and drug administration wants the entire u.s. blood supply to be screened for the zika virus. this is already taking place for blood donated in florida and puerto rico. but the agency wants to expand that. scientists are learning about the virus but know that it's transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and can be spread bisexual contact. 80% of people who have it never show symptoms. the cdc says more than 2500 cases have been reported here in

>> dana: gas prices are going to be at their lowest since 2004. >> kim: tom who has a pree use says who cares. >> tom: i still have to fill it up. in the bowl we left so that's we'll take a look at what appears to be a fine commute. over to the curve and continuing on up to the 215, 95 interchange. a lot of work taking place. not causing delays for the time being. all your travel times are

>> kelly: as we start out with a time lapse look. we started with clear blue skies. a few clouds developing especially in the afternoon hours. yesterday's high topping out at 104. today warmer but temperature also start trending downward as we get into the rest of the week. here is a look at the current temperatures stepping out the door. mountains edge you are at 81. sunrise 78. quiet conditions for us right now bu possibility for moisture creeping up from mexico as we get toward the end of the week, slight chances for showers are in our forecast. today sunny and hot. 105. t shirt kind of day this afternoon. extra bottle of water, sunglasses and sunscreen a must today. tonight 82, mostly clear skies. tomorrow we'll see a couple more clouds.

104. thursday chance of showers in the forecast. 101 is the expected high with breezy conditions. those lasting through the weekend. notice the temperature change. from the upper 90's to the mid 90's by sunday. winds expected to calm down just in time for labor day on monday. 95-degrees. >> dana: jane king had a three day weekend. she was off. where were you yesterday? >> i was in washington, d.c they had never been to washington. i had not been there in like 10 years. i forget how fascinating it is. >> dana: turns out some of us are worriers when it comes to

that was bigger than not being able to retire, paying mortgage. paying off debt it was biggest worry among most of the states that were surveyed here. this really shows the impact that debt has on americans no matter where they live. >> dana: especially credit card debt because they charge you so much for that. people at the airport noticed picket lines but those could >> southwest and the pilots have agreed in principle on a new contractful it's not done yet but it runs through august 2020. >> dana: president king. that that has a nice ring it to.

house. >> dana: thank you president. we'll check in again tomorrow. now to secretary of state kim. >> kim: she has my vote of confidence and so does this young woman. she is such a good samaritan and didn't realize what she was doing. this morning she is being praised for returning a stolen treasure to a former olympian and that's the guy she's holding hands w. he won gold in a race a few weeks ago someone broke into hi car and stole his medal. lucky for him the medal was found by a 7-year-old named chloe who spotted it in a pile of trash while she was out for a walk. >> sometimes we don't give a 7-year-old child enough credit for the choices that they can make and the influence and power of one choice can have rob an

she's walking with a family member holding hands. they are recreating how she found the medal. his american flag t shirt threw me off. he's going to visit chloe's classroom so everyone would know he's eternally grateful. he kept hiss promise talking to them about the olympics. he often speaks about character when he meets young kids and chloe is the perfect example that. >> dana: several lawsuits being filed against the las vegas home builder. we're going to tell you how homeowners say the builder is damaging their homes. >> krystal: creep out alert. s a scary story for a bunch of kiddos who are just trying to get back to school from this particular neighborhood and scary clowns are lurking within

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>> tom: good looking start to the morning commute as we start with 515. there is the outside view of the eastern avenue interchange. traffic looks great. repairs needed to the sound wall in a couple of spots where it got knocked out by trucks hitting it during rain. travel times look good. good looking drive almost everywhere you look. let's check weather kelly. >> kelly: as you are heading out

it's going to be a hot one today. hottest day of the week. here is what we're seeing right now. pahrump 73. boulder city you are coming in at 80. winds nice and light. not going to be an issue for us. they will be later in the week. take a look at these temperatures. our high today expected to top out at 105 but could b last 105 of the year? maybe. we'll take a look at your 7 day. >> kim: this is why so many kids hit the light on their wall and run jump in the man. >> dana: this is in south carolina. police say children are complaining that somebody dressed as a clown is trying to lure them into the nearby woods

several times and haven't found anybody dressed as a clown. her son and dozens of other children have told her about the clown. the sheriff's office has extra deputies patrolling that area now. >> kim: happy thoughts. a woman goes to the hospital complaining about mysterious cramps and gets a shocking reason behind those aches. we're going to talk about it ahead

i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients,

>> kim: a lot of locals up in arms because of what you saw on your screen that led to this according to them. we'll take you to the scene for a live report >> dana: history made on american ninja warrior here in las vegas. we'll tell you what happened that has never happened before. plus -- >> i'm heart broken. >> kim: she's heart broken and it's an unspeakable crime. you heard from that local woman obvious her pain all over her

so upset. >> dana: we're crossing our fingers this could be the hottest day we have for the next nine months. >> kim: i hope you are right. i know that weather is not an exact science when it comes to you it's hard to complain when we see flooding in our nation. hail so big they had toe get out the snowplows. we'll have a round up of those events in moments. >> tom: so far i'm the good news guy this morning. haven't reported a single accident. we're at the airport connector

we're going to see traffic jammed up here because have you the inside lane blocked off so it is a pain at the height of the rush hour. we're not at the height of the rush hour. let's head north into the bowl, 59 miles per hour. not bad at all. all your travel times are >> kelly: clear skies. sun coming up at 6:10 this morning. hot temperatures on the way. 100 at noon. by 3:00 105. that's our expected high today. 103 at 6:00. i think you are going to like where the temperatures are heading for the rest of the week. >> kim: congressman hardy is expected to be back on the job

today. that may be alarming to hear because we heard he suffered a minor heart attack. we heard from a spokesperson for hardy saying it happened yesterday. the congressman underwent a routine medical procedure sand being monitored by doctors in this recovery phase. southern nevada. he's in the construction business and his campaign manager is saying this morning he could be back on the campaign trail by today. >> dana: people in southern high lands not happy. they say their homes are shaking and cracking not from

action lawsuit. the people who live in these homes are waking up this morning and some of them are saying the walls and floors have begun to crack following the blasts. this start when had homeowners got a letter saying that geological conditions prohibit normal construction methods and while the blast levels are being monitored, they are still having issues. as many as 40 people could be part of this class action. one homeowner showed us some of the damage they are alleging came from the blasts. >> this is some of the cracking that began showing up after the blasting occurred and it started

spreading. right now the company has no comment. >> kim: people in the mountains edge complaining of cracking because of a project nearby. >> dana: speaking of shaking, some people in boulder city may have felt a little bit of shg, a 1.8 tremor near boulder city caused by a mining blast about 200 miles away. small quakes like that happen every day. >> most people won't feel an

3. larger people probably wouldn't feel a 3. >> kim: still come, even celebrities have a civic duty. case in point, taylor swift. can you imagine what people thought when she walked into a particular public place? we'll fill in the details on this one ahead. >> dana: one woman not feeling won't believe what was wrong

>> kim: i never believe it when i hear it, local firefighters have had similar stories. a woman is just surprised when she goes to the hospital not feeling great. has cramps. finds out she's in labor. went to see the doctor on friday morning to figure out why she was not feeling right. she was told you are in labor so let's get you to the hospital a few hours later little baby entered the world. the little girl nearly six pounds at birth doing just fine this morning. the mom didn't have any of the classic pregnancy symptoms. 11 years have passed since the birth of her youngest child. now family is catching one the help of other families members and friends pitching in to

>> i don't know. i know a stephanie hughes that lives back east. i'll check on facebook later and make sure it's not the same stephanie. there is slowing here because of the work in the area. have you the work shown and cones over the top and underneath. see how travel times are looking there and they are looking great. that is a 10 minute drive heading down the 215 into henderson at the 95. other times look good as well. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. here is kelly. >> kelly: we're looking at mainly clear skies across the area and temperatures not too bad right now.

afternoon. highs today going to be a hot one. 105. make sure you have bottles of water, sunscreen and sunglasses. >> kim: a local family needs your help, something was ripped off from them that can't be replaced. you are going to feel sick when you hear it and we have that story headed your way. out in colorado in august. it wasn't snow. we'll tell you what it was ahead. >> kim: new in our 6:00 hour, the olympian, our local guy cody miller honored by our city for a great reason.

>> kim: we focus on a local family asking who would do such a thing when their mother's earn was ston in a gated community. megan tells us that the spain just unbearable. two months ago her 74-year-old mother passed away unexpectedly. she was a local philanthropist and well loved in the community. her family just wants her remains back. >> just bring the urn back.

>> they are offering a $2,500 reward for the safe return of her ashes. we checked out metro's website and there have been nine burglaries within this area within the last month. keep track of this sort of thing with alert i.d. and we'll make it easy for you. we would like for to you join the conversation about this story and so much more. you can do so by going to the kim and dana wagr page. >> dana: hundreds of people are going to have to be screened for tb after a factory worker in alabama tested positive. an employee in montgomery has been diagnosed with tb. now the alabama department of health plans to screen about 500 people for tb that work in that plant. >> this is a story that will warm your heart. it started with tragedy. a chicago teenager just started

the police officer who says she made it possible, made higher education within reach. she has two young douser and she lost her own mother in january of this year with no other relatives to turn to for help. she had one person. her school resource officer. no relation to her at all. did find her to be a great person that she was able to bond with at her high school. now she and her living with that resource officer. the teen wrote a letter to the police superintendent expressing her gratitude for this officers help. now that officer is being honored. >> dana: it was a back to school monday yesterday and many of you

>> dana: triple

the way this afternoon. yesterday in colorado they brought out the snowplows. >> kelly: that is not snow you are seeing. that is hail. so much hail that it took snowplows to clear it off the streets. storm drains quickly clogged with hail and leaves. streets flooded. national weather service issued a flash flood warning for colorado springs. just amazing video out i saw video of that car and looked like they were able to pull everybody out of that one. so much hail they had to bring out the snowplows. here a different story. we take a time lapse look from yesterday where we saw clouds in the sky there. a lot of blue as well. quite a pretty afternoon. right now in pahrump 74 your current temperature. winds calm right now.

vegas valley lakes 81; mountains edge 81. and sunrise 77 right now. temperatures today expected to be in the triple digits again. looking at drier warmer conditions as that high is still in control. low pressure trough moving in tomorrow that will change things up for us. few more clouds expected, maybe chances of rain and gusty winds on the wynn way. overton 108 today. 105 in las vegas. lots of sunshine today. mostly sunny tomorrow. 104. then chances of showers wednesday night into thursday. 101 the high on thursday. breezy conditions expected as we head towards the weekend. notice the temperature change in the 90's for the weekend and memorial day winds will die down and 95-degrees. >> kim: you are not alone sister. i hope people see that 7 day and

are tired of the intense heat. we are taking a live look at our lovely city. there is las vegas and the famous strip. in the news this morning from what we understand local leaders are eyeing a tourist market. nonstop flights from china for the first time. such a big deal it is making for the associated press. still to come competitorsing it out here in las vegas on american ninja warrior. something happened last night way woman making history again and again. we have it for you ahead. >> dana: she may be more like us

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>> kim: some cute swimmers at a park i apparently they do this every year on the last day of the season. this is the lake view park. they turn over the pool to the four legged furry creatures you are seeing. dogs having a blast. all of the money raised from this event goes toward building a dog park. i would say that is a little bit of water cooler talk but i know you have a lot more. >> dana: it involves the water. you might have noticed that

now we know why. she reported to jury duty in her hometown of nashville, tennessee. the judge dismissed her from serving on that jury after claiming she could not be impartial to this case because it involves charges of domestic assault. the judge excused her because of her pending lawsuit against the her during a meet and greet in 2013. history made here in las vegas on american ninja warrior. this was seen on national television as stunt woman became the first woman ever to complete stage one of the competition and she did it in a skirt. she hopes heroine will show other women they can do much more than people think they can

her friends and family very excited. actor gene wilder passed away sunday. he was 83 years old. his nephew said he died of complications from alzheimer's diseased. he had been diagnosed with cancer in 1999 but beat that. he was twice nominated for an oscar. he was loved by generations of children for his role in charlie and the chocolate factory. he is survived by his fourth wife. they were married for 25 years. >> kim: they had title of best couple in america. can you imagine going to a cocktail party. >> i love that scene they were

he goes give him -- >> even kids these days love those old time classics. >> kim: sound off on our facebook page if you have a favorite. colin kaepernick's controversy involving not standing for the national anthem before a game has police responding this what are they saying? we have it for you in our 6:00 hour. we check in live from our nation's capitol about the race for that white house at the center of your screen. tracy potts all over what has been going on, especially now in light of the controversy with anthony eastern, they've decided to split after a new scandal has surfaced. is donald trump going to take

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for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. 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

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allegedly making threats on the internet. who he was threatening ahead. >> kim: also reward offered. the f.b.i. offering up a reward for any information leading to the arrest of a utah polygamist. they are looking for just and we have details headed your way. >> dana: the dawn glow has arrived on this final tuesday of and the sun will be up in 10 minutes from now. >> kim: we were talking about lyle jeff and his brother was captured in dramatic fashion in our community outside the speedway. anyone who is living here at the time remembers that moment. we're alongside jeff who is all over your travel times and kelly has your forecast. i have a feeling if you don't