>> dana: captured, the suspect behind the bombings in new york and new jersey has been caught. >> kim: sold out. already we're talking about nhl coming to las vegas but if you are a hockey fan, you may be out

couple of people were shot at the airport last night.

can see and from what we understand the parking garage just reopened. >> it is completely open. we did drive around and didn't find any sort of delays or issues we ran into around mccarron here related to last night's shooting on the sixth floor of the parking structure located in terminal one. the person accused of shooting a man and woman has been arrested the medical center where he was placed under arrest. the two victims were returning home from a flight and in the parking structure to get their car when they were met by the shooter. not known how many times they were shot. both victims are currently listed in stable conditions. there was no significant threat to the rest of the airport adding that the shooting is domestic related saying the female was in a previous

>> most importantly want to stress there has been no significant threat to this airport. unfortunately this is an isolated incident, domestic violence in nature. >> the identities of the victims and shooter have not been released. >> dana: a lot of people scrambling to get transportation home last night after they couldn't get to their cars on the sixth floor of that parking garage. meanwhile the suspicious suitcase left outside of a gas station prompting a bomb squad response has been determined to be no threat. they went up there and found clothes inside of this thing. this is about a two and a half

metro, the f.b.i. and nevada highway patrol on the scene to help with the evacuations. no threat up there trying to find who own this is suitcase and with recent bombings around the country this was just an abundance of caution to make sure there was nothing dangerous inside that suitcase. >> kim: this picture that got out in short order helped lead to his arrest according to authorities in new york city. all morning we've hospitalized in police custody. that man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey is right now being held on $5.2 million worth of bail. ahmad is charged with five counts of attempted murder after getting into a gun fight with police officers and federal prosecutors are still weighing charges connected to the bombing that injured some 29 people.

event yesterday and the president of the united states is sounding off. >> moments like this i think it's important to remember what terrorist and violent extremist are trying to do. they are trying to hurt innocent people. we have to make sure we don't succumb to that fear. there is no better example of that than the and new jersey. >> kim: another live look from new jersey where he remains in police custody as we speak. >> dana: we have a good picture of this guy. we're hoping you take a look at it. he's a serial robber. ninth robbery happened recently, struck again. metro says he comes in dressed like this. hands the worker a threatening

his first 7 robberies spring mountain and charleston. if you know anything call crime stoppers. >> kim: vince neil did not appear in court yesterday. his attorney says don't worry because once this case goes to trial, everyone will know what really happened in front of the aria back in prism he's cued of grabbing a woman's hair from behind and pullinge resort. you are seeing footage from prior court appearances. an agreement was reached with the prosecution to delay the trial. ed the been scheduled to start yesterday. vince neil was with nick cage on the night the attack tack plies. if cage is a witness, they are not saying whether or not he's going to after the. we're going to show you the actual incident from the video

the aria are you can be a judge as far as what happened on that day in april. >> dana: is las vegas readily for an nhl team? it appears we are at least for the initial season. season tickets have sold out. they are not going to begin play until next year. they received 16,000 season ticket deposits. they are not going to accept anymore. 18 months ago the ticket drive was launched. will be put on a waiting list. some game day tickets should be available before the season starts about a year from now. >> kim: brian sandoval declaring this school year will be the year of stem. stem is short for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. the governor making it official at a high school up in the

yesterday. that would be helping students graduate with skills that better match what tech employers are looking for here in the state of nevada. >> it's important for economic development when we go out and recruit companies that we can tell them we have the stem initiative that are developing the work force of tomorrow and frankly some of the families moving in are looking for this kind of curriculum. >> what the governor did not talk about is not more money to promote stem education. just means the office will emphasize stem education throughout this school year. >> dana: alleged bomber is being held after being injured in a shootout with police. live reports coming up on "the today show." he's cued of seth off bombs in new york and new jersey. the big question now did he have

they'll exemployer some of those questions later on "the today show." new video released of a deadly officer involved shooting in oklahoma. what police are saying that led up to this trigger being pulled coming up. >> kim: his nickname is big papi. big papi up to the plate the other night. did he make history and how did he do it? we have det detailsd your way after a woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street--

ies are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible

jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killed in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill to buy guns. they get them at gun shows or online from strangers, no questions asked. so here's something we can do to honor the fallen: close the background check loophole. that will help prevent future cop killings. it works. in states that have closed the loophole, any police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty. background checks save lives.

22. >> there arrest in connection with the bastille attack. >> dana: we have new video into the newsroom coming out of tulsa, oklahoma where a police officer opened fire on a man who had his hands on the air. we won't show you the moment where he was shot and killed. it's a little disturbing here even leading up to the actual shooting.

that is the man in question walking towards his s.u.v. a police officer reportedly told him to stop and not reach into his s.u.v. they say he didn't listen and when he reached in there he was shot and killed by a female police officer. the man shot and killed terence crutcher, 40 years of age. his sister is saying he should not have been killed. >> his life after watching the video and seeing what actually happened, we ask for the facts. we ask for answers and we clearly got it through the video. and we're truly devastated. the entire family is devastated. >> dana: police did search the body of terence crutcher and serged his s.u.v.

the officer that pulled the trigger now being investigated. prosecutors looking into this case trying to decide if they will file criminal charges against her. >> kim: we take to you tennessee for this one where a teacher has been arrested for allegedly reporting dozens of videos of little girls changing clothes inside of a closet at an elementary school in the narrative area. this is the 30-year-old we're talking about. videos have surfaced. young girls on his home computer. he did admit to police he recorded 20 students while he was at an elementary school nearby. the investigation started because jones asked a colleague at that school to help him with a computer problem. that colleague saw questionable material on the computer and immediately notified authorities.

appalled by the actions of this individual and working closely with police. >> dana: they call him big papi and big papi did something last night that no other major league baseball player has done. he's 40 years old. he's going to retire after this season. his real name david ortiz. home run last night. his 35th of the season. he's the first player in history age 40 or older to 538 of his career, one of the most prolific home run hitters of all time. they hope that big papi will be in the postseason as well. >> kim: they call him big papi. we call jeff traffic desk. >> jeff: that will work.

95-515 currently 13 minutes. summerlin parkway eastbound currently 10 minutes. join the waze team. you can download it from the app store or google play. we have a waze user telling us about a disabled vehicle at the thank you for that information. let's get a check of that forecast. we do it every 10 minutes. california has had a rough go with fires. >> dana: this is the time of year we see wildfire season come to an end bits going out with a bang. >> kelly: it sure is. this wildfire has been burning for the last week. 4500 acres burned. 0% contained right now.

the good news is no structures are threatened. officials admit the fire is growing rapidly. there is no power on parts of the base and they are running on generators. the cause is still under investigation. we're taking a live look outside on the red rock resort camera. quite a few the moisture from tropical storm pain working into the area this morning. seeing a few breaks in the clouds. the clouds acting like a blanket keeping things warmer than what we've seen lately. here is a look at the current temperatures, green valley it is 80. seasonaller lin 74. north las vegas coming in at 76. temperature this is afternoon, you're going to notice a difference.

make their way into the southern portions of clark county. bull head city, arizona, kingman getting in on some of the action. i think we're starting to see a few showers popping up heading out toward boulder city. las vegas i expect us to stay dry for the morning commute. look at the size of this system, we could see showers later on in the day. our high a lot cooler. yesterday was. today 85. 15-degrees cooler. mostly cloudy skies. scattered mainly light showers. tonight the showers come to an end early. 66 for the low. skies clearing out a little bit. i think it will be quiet tomorrow morning. another chance for showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and thursday as well. thursday is the second system. this one is really going to bring the wind too and much cooler temperatures, we're

look over my shoulder but happening right now. i'm saying look over my shoulder this. shows a volcano erupting yesterday morning. boy did it light up the sky. a second eruption then happened that same morning. a few minutes went by and then it all starts up again. much to our delight. it's scary and pretty all at the same time 13,000 feet up into the sky. both eruptions lasting 15 minutes. authorities temporarily closed down the airport there because of this going on. they want to make sure the planes stay safe. >> dana: who is taking hacks inside the batting cage? it's a heisman trophy winner tim tebow. he signed a deal with the new york mets.

they gave him a jersey number. what number do you think he would wear? >> probably a gator number. >> 15, that is accurate. that's the number he wore when he was a gator. he hasn't played baseball since he was in high school. he's now 28 years old. can he make it? who knows. we may see him play here in las vegas. his jersey the number one best this thing is selling out. >> kim: i wonder if he'll be calling chuck for a few pointers. they were good buddies back in the day. we have live pictures out of the heart of new york city. world leaders coming together

yesterday they got together and they ended up approving first ever summit on refugees and migrants where they approved a declaration to provide a more human response to the world's 65.3 million displaced people. and this morning president obama will address the world body for the last time before he leaves office in january. i was looking at extensive coverage on this yesterday, former new this weekend was the worst weekend of his life because of security concerns. still to come, brotherly love playing out on the track. it's an inspiring story. we're going to talk about this

for a look at the forecast, here is kelly. >> kelly: cloudy skies heading out the door this morning. to the south a different story. green showing up on light showers right now. las vegas i expect us to stay dry for our morning commute today but we could see activity later so make sure you have the umbrella handy. pahrump you are coming in at 73. >> kim: what is that saying he ain't heavy, he's my brother. >> dana: this played out in real life this. happened in mexico. these guys are brothers.

became dehydrated near the end and his brother comes up to help him. johnny in the lead there. along came the big brother who cave gave up the chance to win the race himself. propped up his younger brother to cross the finish line. they are going to talk about this over dinner. the older brother will hold this his life, i know, i have an older brother. >> kim: it is fun watching the brothers playing tennis together in the davis cup recently. "the voice" airing hours ago is back. still to come, we have the must see moment everyone is talking about this [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why?

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president.

>> dana: two people shot at mccarron airport and we know the

custody. breaking news coming up in moments. >> kim: also concern growing. it has to do with the nfl stadium if it's going to be built here in las vegas where. and people who are against and very moments. we'll let you know when she's

>> jeff: 215 westbound at green valley parkway we had an accident on the shoulder that has been cleared. summerlin slow at 7 minutes. we are accident free now on the freeways. >> kelly: the sun is now up. we've got a lot of clouds as you can see here behind me. we may see a little bit of rain later on today. by noon a chance for showers. 83, 85 at 3:00 is our high for today. 15-degrees cooler than yesterday. how long will these cooler temperatures last? we'll talk about that in 10 minutes. >> kim: big breaking news this morning. 30 minutes ago we told you the sixth floor of the parking garage has finally reopened after being closed all night

the hospital. we were able to till they vie suspect in custody. that person on the run now in dust custody. looks like a domestic situation. they were quick to point out this was not terror related at all. we have more breaking news to share with you. >> krystal: thank you for that. we are taking a live world leaders con verge for the u.n. general assembly. this will be the final time that our president will be addressing the world leaders. we're getting word the united nations suspended convoys in syria after an air strike hit a truck carrying food. the international committee of the red cross said about 20 civilians were killed in that

intended for tens of picks for the stadium. 1.9 billion to build the stadium wherever it's built. then the price to build out the surrounding streets. county commissioner doesn't support using taxpayer to fund what would be a privately

at this morning's meeting. [indiscernible] story to share with you. it's a sad update tie story we first reported on this very channel over the weekend. a cyclist who was assisted by good samaritans at downtown summerlin founds face down and not breathing passed away. that is the world we've gotten.

yesterday morning. a former police officer performing c.p.r. after finding him face down. we have footage you can see on your screen. we wanted to update you because so many of you have reached out about this story here at the station. it generated a ton of interest. with heavy hearts on this tuesday morning we are reporting that navy veteran, that passed. >> dana: mariah announcing the end of her two-year residency at the coliseum yum. .she's going to end her show on may 13. she's one of several entertainers who have played extended runs at the coliseum.

dion. tickets go on sale this friday. get on the horn quickly. those are going to sell out fast. >> kim: this is the location in new jersey where it is just outside of the home of the suspect who remains in the hospital in new jersey this morning. we've been talking a lot about his family owns a friday ching restaurant in new jersey. still under investigation from what we ust weekend, they went inside that home and did find bomb making materials. he remains in police custody. you can catch live reports on "the today show" this morning with all of the different angles as they try to find out if he was working alone or part of a larger terror cell. no indications that is the case as far as a larger terror cell.

bringing down the house for the first audition on "the voice." a lot of you are going to say it sounds like vegas baby. >> dana: something donald trump , jr. had to say on twitter that is getting a lot of controversy this we are one natun that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible

>> kim: season 11 of the voice premiering on this channel looking like it's going to be a great run already. there is one singer in particular joined on adam levine singing a little frank sinatra.

>> kelly: you are going to notice warmer and more humid

winds light, not an issue. temperatures aren't going to be rising a lot today either. mostly cloudy skies. a chance for showers and highs today only in the mid 80's. >> dana: we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on news 3 today. ryan lochte ambushed last week. much different last night. he was all smiles as he was dressed as a lion. dressed as a lion. >> thank you so woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives,

"a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- including banks who caused the housing crisis. it's clear what joe heck's priorities are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible

>> kim: welcome back to the program. you are waking up to big news fro kendall is standing by. we're talking about a couple of people who were shot. a suspect in custody and a parking garage open. >> the garage is back open. things around the entire airport seem to be back to norm this will morning. we drove around and didn't run into any issues with delays or stops related to last night's shooting here. the details from last night , the person accused of shooting a

the v.a. medical center where he was placed under arrest. police tell us the two victims were returning home fray flight and in the parking garage to get their car when they were met by the shooter. not known how many times they were shot. both victims listed in stable condition. there was no significant threat to the rest of the airport adding the shooting was domestic related because the victim was in a previous relationship with the shooter. the identities have not been released. >> kim: local authorities quick to mention this was not the error related. we're focus on new information you're waking up to. new polling information that has to do with the presidential matchup here. hillary clinton is up 6% in this

43%. among likely voters clinton is only up 5%. with clinton coming in at 50% and trump 45%, all of this information taken in the wake of the bombings in new york over the weekend. they are not giving us margin of error percentage with this poll. this is quite different from what the l.a. times is reporting where they have trump clearly ahead of clinton in the national poll. states reacting to the quick arrest of the suspect. >> for us to be able to apprehend a suspect in just a little over 24 hours after an event takes place like this is outstanding police work. >> dana: live to our nation's capitol, there is tracy potts

did question is did he act alone? >> exactly. they are still trying to figure that out as they scrutinize whether his family members may have been radicalized that were traveling with him to afghan and pakistan over the last decade or so. trump and clinton have very different ideas about how you determine g country. trump said we need to be profiling people. clinton says we can't do that. we should be vigilant. we should be work with our partners but we need the muslim community to help us keep this country safe. profiling won't help at all. it will push them further away. they have different ideas about this. let's go back briefly to the poll you quoted. one of the reasons why it might

beginning to report only likely voters as opposed to registered voters. from here on out until the election they are only talking about likely voters. not just everyone who is a democrat or republican but people giving some indication they are motivated to go out and vote. sometimes you see that make a difference. >> dana: national polls mean nothing the experts say. th like nevada or ohio or pennsylvania, those are the key polls out there. we'll hear more about that as we are 49 day as way from election day. >> kim: it is 6:49 on this tuesday morning and donald trump , jr. is waking up under fire this morning because of a twitter post from last night where he compares syrian refugees to poison skittles.

i told you three would kill you, would you take a handful? that is our syrian problem. that sparked outrage on social media. doing a little digging here joe walsh criticized has voiced similar ideas. this it was number one trending topic on social media. >> dana: the people that make skittles not happy either. president obama will deliver marks to the united nations general assembly in manhattan.

alienation. >> the captain told the control tower that a button indicating the hijacking was in progress had accidentally been pushed. this was a mistake. everyone is just fine. >> that was a false alarm. this story not so much. you are sitting in your house when a plane comes crashing into your house. this happened saturday night in

into this couple's home. they were there at the time and

>> kim: you can catch that interview in just a bit. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on this program. here is jeff. >> jeff: we are looking at 15 southbound starting to slow down at this hour, saturday deferentially miles per hour as you make your way through. travel times clear currently at 7 minuteslt likely to change. summerlin parkway clear at 7 minutes. 95 southbound will take you 11 minutes from 215 to downtown on this tuesday. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly standing by. >> kelly: a lot of people really excited about it. yesterday the last triple digit day of the year here in las vegas. we're taking a live look outside. as we look to the southeast we're looking at quite a few clouds in the area.

quite a bit of blue sky. here is a look at the temperatures heading out the door. paradise, green valley coming in at 80. temperatures not going to rise a lot today. in fact only looking at highs today in the mid 80's. we're starting to watch the rain showers creeping into the north of search light. slowly lifting to the north and east. showers as well. most of our morning commute is going to be dry. but have the umbrella handy, look at the size of this. we have a lot of moisture, whoing northward. a few light showers is who we're looking at here in las vegas. the bulk of the activity staying to the south of us. highs look at this difference, pahrump 85, 82 the high today in boulder city.

mostly cloudy skies. chance of showers. more chances for wet weather tomorrow and thursday with highs in the 80's all week. >> dana: loving it. time for the water cooler on this tuesday morning. the actor richard dry fuss is alive and well.

take it away. >> krystal: you are here to stay. >> dana: years >> krystal: we missed you guys. we're glad you are back. a lot of people were asking about you guys. we have a lot more to come. >> jeff: twowo people recovering after a shooting at our local

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think...

more questions than answers about the suspect in the bombing attacks in new york and new jersey. ahmad rahami hospitalized this morning after a shoot-out with police. investigators focusing on his motive for the terror spree. his father speaking out to nbc news. >> did you know that your son was doing this? >> no. no. >> you had no idea. >> no idea. >> the very latest on the investigation. blame game in the wake of the bombings. donald trump and hillary clinton accuse each other of making the country less safe. >> hillary clinton's decisions overseas have left us with the threat we face today.