team has been kneeling during the national anthem, and now he is defending their right to do so. coming up, why he says he will not silence their voices. also court room protest. this is a local story. a judge telling people what they can and cannot wear inside that court. as a result, a lot of people talking about this one this morning. >> live from las vegas, this is news3 today. >> dana: morning and i heart radio music festival going on this weekend in town. life is beautiful in downtown las vegas. so a lot of music here going on in las vegas. >> kim: and heart you. thank you for watching. we are the wagners, kim and dana here. and we have live team coverage of huge weekend as we check in with michelle velez. first we have a few other members in place as far as teammates. jeff maher who is all over your travel times and checking

start things off with kelly curran who told you it would be windy and you nailed it, my friend if you had a marilyn monroe skirt, is it did not go well for you. >> kelly: and a bad hair day all the way around. it is a little bit out there. strong winds. a little haze in the -- little haze in the air. at 9 a.m., 68 degrees. those temperatures you will notice them when they head out the door. significantly cooler. our our high today only 80 degrees. will these cool conditions last into the weekend? that is the big question, jeff. >> jeff: we have incidents on the freeways. an accident near 215 at sunset and decatur but not affect anything traffic on the 215. slow running through the bowl. 18 miles per hour on 15 southbound, and if you were making your way through, that will be the slow spot on your friday between downtown and 215 will take you ten minutes and free of accidents on the

minutes. unfortunately this accident turned deadly, a local man no longer with us after being hit by a car. this happened last night in the northeast section of town about 7:30 during the lake mead and pecos. north las vegas police tell us that a 65-year-old man was trying to cross the street outside of a crosswalk when he was hit. rushed to umc trauma where he passed away. the driver of the car did remain on scene and they do not believe alcoh the area where this 65-year-old was hit was shut down for self-hours. and 6:02, a local man accused of killing two people just trying help him and in a local court room a couple of hours from now, craig figner joins us live from downtown las vegas with more on this murder allegation. >> reporter: the suspect in this case, and incredibly, he had lived with these victims.

he lived with them because apparently they were trying to help him get back on his feet after a rough spot in the suspect's life. 50 years old and he allegedly murdered the couple that -- that -- one of them rather with a pair of scissors and a claw ham he. this happened inside their apartment in the 5500 block of palo verde road. the suspects have been acting aggressively before that violent and deadly attack. speculation that perhaps he us illicit drug. the suspect is charged with two counts of open murder and home invasion robbery. this will be his very first appearance in court. they call it a 48-hour hearing. we will see what happens inside and i will report to you news3 live at noon. i am craig figner reporting live on this friday morning outside the regional justice court, back to you. >> we also see prep for lights. beautiful behind your shoulder there, craig. thank you for that and we will

breaking overnight, that tulsa police officer who was accused of shooting and killing that stranded motorist was in jail and while most of you were sleeping ended up getting out of jail. that is the update you are waking up to this morning. here is her mugshot. there she is on your screen and she is charged in the killing of that unarmed black motorist and her name is officer betty shelby. she has been released on $50,000 bond. she was charged with first-degree manslaughter for the shooting and kill crutcher. prosecutors in tulsa say that shelby, quote, reacted unreasonably unquote when she shot crutcher who at the time was not listening to police commands and you saw some of that footage on your screen from the aerial perspective just a minute ago. he was also seen walking away from the officer with his hands held up in the air, and she continues to tell prosecutors in tulsa that he thought he was making a move to go inside the suv.

last night. a third night of protest; however, last night things were mostly peaceful. nobody arrested here. nobody in here; however, police did use a little tear gas when protesters briefly blocked interstate 277 last night. we know that they had a curfew in effect from midnight until 6 a.m. all of this over the police shooting death of keith scott that happened on tuesday. still some people heated last night, bute -- members of clergy linking arms last night asking for peace, and that is exactly what they got. so peaceful protest again last night. tonight, there was another curfew from midnight until 6 a.m. and that will remain in place until the state of emergency is lifted. a different sort of protest playing out here locally that takes us inside a loaning court room, that will be the court room of that judge, douglas herndon who said he is not going to allow

defense attorney erika balou wore a black lives matter button into court and also on tuesday of this week. a judge said that he himself is not trying to make a political statement here. he said he believes that it is important to maintain order within the court. >> nothing about my position on black lives matter. i agree -- i agree that black lives matter and i believe that blue lives matter. i agree that all lives matter. this is about me charging and in a court and making sure everybody else who comes in here appreciates that appearance in the court room as well. >> dana: there is the judge -- >> kim: there is the judge in his own words and balou taking the pin off in open court and the biggest issue was a letter sent by the police union saying those pins were propaganda. her boss asking judge herndon to stay consistent with this because dana the review

marshals associated with going inside the court room end up wearing badges for people who are fallen officers and some people taking issue with that saying that is showing some sort of propaganda. 6:07 now. this is what it looks like inside the t-mobile arena where our new nhl hockey team is going to play. a similar scene plays out on the west side of the valley in summerl in as they have an agreement to build a practice facility in downtown summ construction will begin shortly and they hope to have it open in august so they can get ready to drop the puck for the first game ever of our new nhl team next year. and by the way still don't have a team name or a logo yet; however, the team owners are working on it. they are hoping to unveil that next month, but they have been delayed a bit. bill foley says the announcement on a team name

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welcome back. 6:11 because of our partnership with nbc news. you are waking up to new surveillance video showing the moment that alleged terror bomber left luggage with an explosive device inside a new york street. when i say inside it was a bag. it is showing a passerby kicking it at one point too which now we know was a pressure cooker is just -- oh, my gosh. you can't believe how downright dangerous that was. another device also left by the suspect that did not detonate was also explored here. and you are now seeing the aftermath of the blast. a bomb squad was called in and removed that device in particular. it was characterized by the fbi as a pressure cooker containing an explosive charges as well as ball

comes to this actual terror suspect. he is still wounded. still recovering in a few work, new jersey hospital bed but is doing so in police custody. what we understand they have even newer video that is surfacing as we speak and our producers are in scramble mode right now to try to get it on to you before we hand it off the "today show" "if that doesn't happen nbc will have that. >> dana: the explode they found the bomber's fingerprints on that bomb. he can not speak because he has a breathing tube inserted and he is also sedated. they would like to talk to him about this but so far they have been unable to do so. yahoo has confirmed a huge data breach affecting a least a half a billion accounts. an investigation by yahoo confirms that data breach two years ago revealed information that may have included names,

answers. yahoo says payment card data and bank account information not stolen here is advising any yahoo users to change your password and to invalidate your security questions and answers. >> kim: at 6:13. this video and it was local but went viral. pop warner football players taking the knee. some supporting these kids. others coming out against them. now we are hearing from their coach for the first time. >> political issues is not the forum for 5 and 6 year olds, but at the same time i don't want to silence their voice, you know, because they are -- they are the future and they know very well what is going on. they see it. they see it on the news. they hear it when they go to school. i am not going to sugar coat it.

high and sugar coating it. >> kim: you see tmt. the money team. that is associated with billionaire boxer floyd mayweather jr. we have yet to hear from the boxer and we heard from many of you continuing to sound off on multiple social media platforms here at the station. as far as the coach, he is hoping this will advance a very important conversation about race in our nation, and an issue that he says we need team and not a surprise to a lot of people but colin kaepernick is now the most hated player in the national football league according to a new national poll by e poll marketing research. the 49ers quarterback disliked a lot by 29% of those polled more than any other nfl player; however, get this, on the flipside, colin kaepernick is enjoying a record high popularity among african-americans.

of african americans like him a lot. he has been kneeling during the national anthem, and now he is on the cover of "time" magazine. and his jersey, by the way, the best-selling jersey in the national football league. >> kim: the most popular third stringer in the lead is the patriots quarterback jacoby brissett who ended up having a huge night. his team winning 27-0 against the houston texans. jeffhe >> jeff: i hadn't done any wagers. but the broncos are looking good without manning. 95 southbound as you approach horizon has a disabled vehicle, and no accidents on the freeways right now. 52 miles per hour as you are making your way on 15 southbound. speaking of which, traffic forecast showing 15 southbound between 15 and 215. forecast showing 15 southbound between 15 and 215.

that to be unchanged. a reminder join the waze team. download it from the app store and google play and you can get updates on what you see. hundreds of wazers giving us information and hopefully doing it when they are not behind the wheel. dana and kelly standing by -- an issue on the east coast with a lot of rainfall and a lot of flooding. >> dana: we had a lot of rain around here and i was listening to the radio, mostly su warning yesterday. >> kelly: to the south of mesquite. mesquite included in that severe thunderstorm warning and north carolina and virginia got even more rain than they did. take a look at some of this video here and in north carolina, 14 water rescues were made after more than a foot of rain fell this week. the nearby river crested reached its peak at 19 feet creating standing water and doorways and homes and businesses and in virginia

just one week. now here at home, we are dealing with the windy conditions yesterday for most of us. at least that the camera here in boulder city. we saw quite a few clouds and this camera really gets shaking when the winds are going. the clouds get thicker and that blowing dust too especially during the afternoon yesterday. now i think we are still going to see a little bit of a haze in the air this morning as we are dealing with breezy conditions. the other big story, temperatures. listen to this, centennial 59 degrees anthem, 58. paradise at 62. grab a sweater as you are headed out the door this morning and temperatures this afternoon will stay well below normal. gusts with 25 to 30 miles per hour with the winds diminishing. by noon, won't be much of an issue at all today. here is what we have going on as far as the low pressure center near salt lake, they got a tornado there yesterday. they are still dealing with some of that wet weather. for us, it is going to be dry today. again still a little bit

those winds will diminish in the afternoon. ton of sunshine. today's high, 80 degrees. significantly below normal today. tonight, another cool one, clear skies. 62 for a low. here a look at the seven-day forecast. normal highs for this time of year in the low 90s. looking at mid-80s for saturday. public lands day. music festivals going on. the weather could not be better. you can eat outside and your food will not get hot this time of year. kelly, thank you. our resident curtis here with us and wither focusing on this new sushi restaurant downtown. perfect timing since life is beautiful is taking place it weekend. >> opened when life is beautiful started two years ago. on its two-year anniversary. and to be honest with you the first time i went there two years ago i wasn't keen on it, but they have really rebranded. this sophisticated stuff. it really shows how far downtown dining has come. this is sushi with a twist,

as the chef likes to say. mexican influences, spanish influences, they really dress it up and really sophisticated way and really interesting an they stay faithful to great fish and that's what i love. >> kim: talk about with a twist. looks like gold on top of this sushi roll. i can give myself a gold-plated tooth -- >> this is the sashimi bowl. just about anybody else. this is their crab roll with sirloin gold leaf. edible gold leaf and sets the standard for sushi in downtown los angeles. >> if it tastes as good as it does look pretty. we are talking about something because you are an expert in all things food, especially when it comes to sushi. off thing for it. and as someone who maybe is just starting to get into that category. what should she be looking for as far as differentiating

and another. >> reporter: you want to look at the knife work of the chef and the fish. sashimi on this boat. sliced beautifully. no ragged edges. great sushi and when you are composing dishes like this fluke with enamane. you want flavors that pop and don't overwhelm the fish. too many put across of sauces, yum-yum sauce and mayonnaise that's all you taste and if you are a novice and little kid, you want that. the real aficionados, you want the fish to pop and the flavor to come through. and that's what they do. >> kim: thank you for coming in. >> beautiful knife work. >> kim: thank you, john. we will have you back next week. dana. >> dana: 6:20. time for our celebrity picks of the week. sunday night game on nbc. and this week, it is the

dallas cowboys at 5:30 here on channel 3. all five of our celebs pick the cowboys. randy howe is the only one with a victory. amber dixon, oscar, jonathan, audra all 0-3. now it is your turn to decide who wins, head to our web site, news3lv.com, and pick who you think is going to win game and if you were right, off chance to win a stay at the casablanca resort spa in mesquite. don't forget to watch the games right here. 6:21. still to come a beautiful concert in rome on very famous steps. we are taking you there for the huss-see moments ahead. >> dana: looks like a fire. big weekend for music festivals here in las vegas. we will tell you the biggest name acts that will be performing live. we will also talk about when the road closures are going to

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okay, we are looking at our friday commute and also closures because of life is beautiful. they have been in effect the past couple of days and it happened in phases and effective at midnight. closures that include carson,

prepare for thousands of people. 15 southbound starting to slow down a little bit, but the flow is pretty good so far. it is a little bit slow on 15 southbound. same goes on summerlin. eight minutes. everything else in the clear. traffic and weather every ten minutes. now a check of your forecast with kelly. >> kelly: thanks, jeff. we are getting ready for the sun to come up five more minutes and more clouds in the area and they are lighting up. pretty color out there this morning. and here is a look what we are seeing on the red rock resort camera. as bad as yesterday afternoon. temperatures stepping out the door, look at these temperatures, pahrump, 58. boulder city at 60. prim at 58. in addition to the temperatures, breezy conditions this morning and that luckily will not be the case as you are headed home this evening. even though we have two big music festivals here locally we take you back to this beautiful one last night on the spanish steps in rome. >> dana: look how beautiful

like they are dressed as flames as they are performing. this follows a long renovation project on spanish steps in the city of rome they had undergone disrepair for many, many years. back open to the public and closed down for several months and last month they wanted to show how the spanish steps looked today. >> from what i understand one of the best places to ever have tea on planet earth is at the hotel right at the top of the spanish steps. i had numerous people if we ever g go up there and do that. still to come, his name is big papi and he gets kind of a bizarre retirement grift one

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there is a need to build better bridges between law enforcement in the communities they serve. >> dana: finding solutions. vice presidential candidate tim kaine in nevada. how he says hillary clinton will fix the problem between

yes, that is the dalai lama on your screen doing his best donald, and we have it headed your way. plus. >> they offer away out when the pain gets great enough. >> getting help. why these young adults are doing this to stay out of jail. we will tell you how they are combined coming up. live from las vegas, this is news3 today. >> dana: good morning. e friday. it is 6:30, september 23. and we see clear skies for now as another jet takes off from mccarran airport. >> kim: if only we had stuff going on this weekend. too bad we live in a city where nothing takes place. i heart music festival. life is beautiful music festival. how are you spending your weekend. sound off on our kim and dana

traffic every ten minutes. jeff maher, u2 is coming here this weekend. >> jeff: so excited about that. we get some of the best bands as we should. accident-free on the freeways. surface street at charleston and sandhill not affecting traffic on 95, 515 though. little bit slow moving through 15 southbound but not too bad. 52 miles per hour. all three ways in the clear looking at your travel times starting with 15 southbound from the speedway to the bowl, 14 minutes. everything else you will not run inty this friday is looking good. we will see if that wind is sticking around. here is kelly. >> kelly: it is a little bit breezy as you are headed out there. but the sun just now coming up, and we are looking at pretty cool temperatures out there. 50s in the las vegas valley where we sure moved into fall fast. 76 degrees though by noon today. 8, that's it for a high today. 11 test below normal. the winds will diminish and we are headed into a pretty

that windy weather yesterday ended up forcing a local school to cancel classes and as a result it goes into today because the high winds knocked out power at the explore knowledge academy. that is over on mountain vista near russell. it forced students to go home early yesterday and school officials say the winds ended up knocking out a transformer that will not be fixed until monday. they get an extra day off starting today. 6:32. the violence in charlotte and how to fix it. >> there is a need to build better bridges between law enforcement and the communities they serve. hillary and i understand that. we want to invest in training that will strengthen relationships. >> dana: nevada very important both political candidates here running for president. six elector cal college votes up for grabs here.

these two facing off in the first presidential debate monday night at 6:00 will be moderated by nbc's lester holt. now 6 6:33. she is not a roady but she is a reporter. our michelle velez that has everything to do with music festival under her belt this morning. joining us live from where life is beautiful is taking place in downtown las vegas and michelle, even if you are not attending these concerts. it probably will affect you if you were trying to drive >> reporter: downtown and the strip area. a very busy weekend here as we have two big music festivals happening this weekend. the big one life is beautiful taking over downtown fremont area which is starting today through sunday. the big music festival and you know what, this year we have sold more tickets than ever before for life is beautiful. an estimated 40,000 people expected per day. it is on track to make a

and there are some changes for this three-day festival expanded its footprint this year. more of downtown las vegas included which means along with acts like mumford and sons, jay coles, some of the big one.good thing for the economy and local businesses down here. >> we have so many businesses open up throughout the year, and i don't know if people come down here as much throughout the year, but when life is beautiful happens, it highlights these local business is great. people come down and say we forget that downtown is really cool. >> reporter: other big music events the i heart radio festival. a live look at the t-mobile arena where thousands of music lovers will see and hear their favorite artists. dana mentioned u2, 21 pilots, britney spears, ariana grande. a big weekend and not little names. these are huge people who will be down here.

drive through at area. expect a lot of road closures and detours and especially if you are headed to the t-mobile arena and the i 15 freeway, expect extra traffic. but only las vegas can do it big like this. kim and dana, we do it right. >> kim: speaking of doing it big. have you seen donald trump down there? have you seen his likeness, michelle velez? >> reporter: no. >> kim: i have people taking pictures. this morning. >> kim: i know where you are going with that. dane is telling us both to stop it. michelle, thank you very much for that. michelle detailed the row closures and our tom hawley is enjoying a little vacation time but before he left he dialed this up for us. you can take dra extra time by going to news3lv.com but essentially downtown as far as the road closures east at 11th street, west of the boulevard and as far south as bridger and north to mesquite.

>> the donald trump statue is in downtown las vegas as we speak and a lot of people will be taking pictures of that. 6:35 and this one is unusual for sure young people from our community are paddling boats to stay out of jail. let's explain. training for the dragon boat festival in east las vegas and these young people wound up in court for drug addiction. these group will appear in the lake las vegas rose regatta a boat race those battling cancer. cedric kearns is the one behind the program. he puts these young adults on mandatory assignments like this when they land in court. you will hear from the judge in just a second, but first, we talk to one team member who is getting ready to graduate from this program. >> my skid getting younger and younger from what i see and thanks to programs like this, if you ever get yourself in the situation they offer away out when the pain gets enough. >> broken down on the bottom

life back and to see their parents get a life back, it's as rewarding as you can get. >> judge kearns has been doing this for a long time in our community. he is a judge that believes in second chances giving young people who made a mistake in their lives a second chance but he makes them earn it. makes them earn it. and this is one way to make them think about what they have done and hopefully they will stay clean after that. at 6:37. big papi gets a big retirt explain ahead. a big celebration begins in our nation's capitol today as a historic museum gets ready to open. as a historic museum gets ready to open. trace frays congressman heck's become part of the problem in washington.

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6:40. this is big papi, david ortiz plays for the boston red sox. he is retiring at the end of the season. lat night plays in baltimore at camden yard and they gave him a phone as a retirement gift. hey, here is the phone. why would they give him a dugout phone? here is why. because in a game three years ago after he struck out at

to the dugout phone and destroyed it. so that is what they gave him last night. and, of course, as we check in and do traffic and weather every ten minutes. jeff maher has seen me do something similar in the studio when things don't go well. >> jeff: stop it. when he broke that phone three years ago, did he pay for it? you better believe it. cost him $10. taught him a lesson. >> kim: they really charged him? >> dana: he is making it up i can tell. >> kim: you had me. . >> jeff: an accident at decatur and sunset. nothing on the freeways. summerlin from 215 to downtown, currently 22 minutes. one hour, you are looking at a 15-minute commute. you can add one minute to your commute one hour from now as long as we stay accident-free. a check of your forecast and we do it every ten minutes. here is kelly. >> kelly: thanks, jeff. a little bit of haze and a little breezy as well but

significantly. and you can see the spring mountains right now, right. still see a little bit of a breeze out there. so trees just swaying a little bit. temperatures, 61 degrees. winds out of the northeast 6 miles per hour. we had gusts up to 32 miles per hour since midnight. still a little bit of a breeze out there and it is cool. you will want to grab a sweater heading out the door to go to school. temperatures in the mid-60s for that morning bell, and as you are heading home, the high today only 80. to you tell us how you would have this go down in your home. a woman out wakes up to people harmed in her home, and you see how she responds. the full story headed your way. one, two, three. it's true. i lost my have i begin tee in a bouncy castle. ?

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. 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.

. 6 :45. a local man accused of brutal lie murdering two people in the valley appears in a local court room about two hours from now. craig joins news downtown las vegas with more on these disturbing allegations. >> reporter: good morning, dana and to you at home. the suspect's name and he is 50 years old and accused of killing two people he was living with, two people who

the victims were murdered police say in their apartment on the 5500 block of palo verde road. the suspects, 50 years opened. a charged with two counts of murder. and the first court appearance. it was on calendar for 7:30. sometimes it can take time for the ca you to be called. whatever happens in court we will have that report on our newscast news3 live at noon. i am craig figner reporting live on this friday morning, news3. noontime, thank you, craig. happening today a three-day festival in the nation's capitol to celebrate the opening new smithsonian. the national museum of african american history and culture. she is not in her usual spot. nbc's tracey potts has left the d.c. studios and live on the national mall this morning to talk about what is inside. good morning, my friend. >> reporter: hey, good morning, kim. we are out of the building. can you believe that.

national mall to show you another building. but this one was very special. look behind me. first of all, a beautiful structure. the exterior. the corona as they describe it really reflects a lot of the artifacts that are inside. the official opening and dedication is tomorrow with president obama, former president bush. he was the president believe it or not when he started this whole effort, but our cameras went inside and some of the artifacts inside are really interesting. some quite large. a whole southern railway lowered into the building because a lot of it is below ground here. lowered into the building before they even finished this so that could be on display that goes all the way from september 11ry up until modern times -- from slavery up until modern times and black lives matter movement. in addition to visiting the museum and they were limited because of the opening. they have also got a three-day

happening here. so we have got people like patti labelle and stevie wonder and robert deniro yo coming for storytelling and very interesting because trying to draw in thousands of people who do not have a vip seat for dedication but they want people to come here and connect even if they can't, like, get into the museum yet. to beiously it is just opening and a lot of people will be able to get in the next weeks or months. >> kim: what a great t this little piece of trivia. we were talking about this in the newsroom. many american children in this new link cycle for the very first time will not have an african-american president, whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton, it will be the first time that some young american children will not have a black president. so talk about the ti de turning in american history. thank you for a front-row seat of a new exclusive museum that you are able to see on the

potts. enjoy the weekend. see you on monday. 6:48. the dalai lama. the spiritual leader of the dibet tan people minutelyicing donald trump. >> what do you think of him? >> i don't know. the something like that. his mouth. >> dana: wow, interesting. didn't expect that one during an interview on itv "good morning britain by tv anchor piers morgan. dalai lama the 14th dalai lama exiled from tibet when the chinese innovate. they scored margot robbie for the first "snl." former congressman anthony weiner is facing a federal investigation over

police have opened preliminary investigations into this. we are hearing through law enforcement officials and through some subpoenas they have been issued for weiner's cell phone and other records. the allegations in the daily mail publication and last month that his wife huma aberdeen hillary clinton's closer advisor announced that they are separating after he sent out sexually suggestive pictures some feature weiner if case you are not familiar with his long torid history torpedoed his political career with a similar sexting scandal. boy did these guys pick the wrong house to break into. three of them in all because the homeowner, a woman, grabs her gun and fires back at these guys. three of them breaks through the front door. all of them have handguns with them. she comes out of the bedroom

one of these guys that broke into her home. when you think about all of this? sound off on our kim and dana wagner facebook page. an argument between two florida men that ends in a shootout also caught on camera. we want it give you the heads up when we have footage like this it is obviously disturbing in nature for some people in our audience and it is on your screen now. the video show the moment the two guys pull guns on each other and open fire a neighborhood in ocala very near gainesville florida, the shoots first. the suspect with the long gun fires back after he apparently was shot. the entire incident caught on this home surveillance room. ocala detectives believe it started with a fight between the guys that ended up leading into a gun fight. it happened in july and we are starting to get the video into our newsroom. jeremy willis and jeffrey aaron are both charged with attempted murder. from that violence to this

hugging one of the protesters in charlotte. ken that started a project called free hugs two years ago. i just love this story. now look what he is doing. he is arguing with some of the protesters who are chiding him for doing this. and while he turned to them and explained that the police need our compassion too. he said he wasn't sure how the police officers would respond. later one of the officers thanked him for the hug. protests charlotte as we know since tuesday night over the police shooting of a african-american man but a act of compassion on the streets. >> kim: that final image the best image on our broadcast. disney did not see this one coming. halloween costumes and they are saying they are sorry but put it out on the screen. we want to you sound off on this one into their moana inspired to update their

duane johnson's character. a brown zipped-up suit. the costume some people are criticizing because they are calling it, quote, "brown facing." disney has pulled the costume from stores saying that the filmmaker respects the culture of the pacific islands that inspired the film and they did to the see it coming. the company apologizing for offending anyone and already gone to facebook for the kim and dana wagner facebook sound off. >> we hear from a lot of people it becomes too politically correct and people have their own opinion. >> something that disney did not think about when designing that costume that it would have that criticism. 215 eastbound as you approach land. we are accident-free on the freeways. just surface street accidents. sunset and decatur is another one to watch, and your travel time between southbound and

life is beautiful. traffic and weather every ten minutes. a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: thanks, jeff. headed out the door this morning. we are dealing with a little bit of a breeze out there. a little bit hazy as well. the continues have improved significance catch thely from what we saw yesterday. the middle school camera right now. a lot of blue sky. a little bit of a breeze. current temperatures. look at these numbers, lakes, north las vegas. summer lin all coming in at 59 degrees. it sure feels like fall. fall just sta y degrees. we are still dealing with gusts around 25 to 30 miles per hour. but the winds are diminishing and we will continue to do so throughout the rest of the day. still dealing with rain showers around salt lake city, but for us, dry conditions, sunny skies and, again, diminishing winds. temperatures well below normal. boulder city your high is 76 degrees. the morning low. that is the high. indian springs looking at 76 today and in las vegas, 80. breezy conditions this

afternoon. the weekend is looking great. 86 saturday. 88 on sunday and a slight chance of showers next week. >> dana: perfect weekend for life is beautiful an on this friday time to turn our attention to the water cooler. many of have you seen this called "between two ferns" a dead pan comedy interview with zack galafanakis. last night, he had hillary clinton on the program, and he asked her about donald trump. >> when he's elected president and kid rock becomes secretary of state, are you move to canada or one of the arctics. >> i will stay in the united states. >> you try to -- >> try to prevent him from destroying the united states. >> you are going to lead the civil war? >> no, i wouldn't take up arms. i think that might be a little extreme. >> oh, right because you were saying before we were rolling you wanted to take away everyone's guns. very cool, cool, cool, cool. >> we have seen a lot of people do this. bradley cooper the actor on this program. brad pitt. >> kim: the president obama

in for. they know that zack galafanakis will try to make it uncomfortable for them and they probably rehearsed this whole thing and she was a good sport about this whole thing. congratulations are in order for "the voice" coach adam levine and his wife. the maroon 5 front man and the victoria secret model have welcomed their first child. they haven't released any picture. hoping to see what the child looked like. >> kim: we know the child will be beaut has a chance? >> kim: the child has a chance. >> dana: from that and this. the alleged fight between brad pitt and one of his children on private jet was caught on camera. "us weekly" says a source close to the couple say the video appears to show brad pitt drunk and yelling and sources telling the magazine he reportedly got into a heated argument with his wife angelina jolie on the plane

yelling at pitt and it never got physical. >> kim: natalie morales on "the today show" has more information reporting live from las vegas. kim and dana wagner saying goodbye. "today show" next on in news channel and more local news on the cw with kyndall and jeff maher. >> dana: good morning. >> jeff: two big events expected to bring thousands to las vegas. the push that local businesses are expecting. >> anchor: little girl others during her fight. how she is using a lemonade stand to inspire hope.

good morning. outrage and unrest. streets in charlotte for the third straight night. protesters ignoring a new curfew, demanding that footage of a deadly police shooting be >> release the video! release the video! >> while in oklahoma, the officer involved in a fatal shooting there now charged with manslaughter and turns herself in overnight. set for the showdown? it's crunch time as hillary he clinton and donald trump prep for the highest stakes moment of the campaign yet -- the first debate just three days away. clinton holding mock sessions behind closed doors, as trump tries out his new attack lines