>> also suspect in course. the man police say opened fire in a local starbucks, he's going to face a judge today. hear about the charges he's been convicted of in his past. >> a special tribute. an emotional gathering for the florida marlins player who lost his life in a sudden accident. major league baseball players on the field like we have seen them before. >> good morning, it is 5:00 on this tuesday. it is the day after the big debate. >> i still see like it would be great to have popcorn. we are monitoring what everyone is talking about this morning. whether it was donald trump or hillary clinton. we have live coverage with not only what average americans are saying, but all of the experts are saying in this morning after.

debate is with nbc's tracy potts who is standing by. good morning, tracy. >> we're tracking social media reaction this morning. on facebook, on twitter, the top morning was donald trump saying that his strongest asset is his temperament. we had a great debate. >> hillary clinton on what came out. bill clinton's infidelity. >> were you tempted to mention those indiscretions? >> i was very tempted. >> clinton invest in infra structure and clean energy.

trumped up trickle down. when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. there's something he's hiding. >> trump unapologetic for how he does business. some kind of apology. i take advantage of the the nation. questioning president obama's birth place. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. doubling down. >> the big question for both campaigns this morning, did either candidate move the needle

voters. >> that is the key question, it is the key question here, did either candidate get any of that crossover that we'll see when the scientific polls start coming out. they are going back to the campaign trail and back to the battle ground states. north carolina for hillary clinton and florida for donald trump. >> we want to check out the ratings, too. >> there was supposed to be super- 100 million americans watching last night. join us at 4:00 this afternoon, for a special town hall. you can catch it this afternoon on news 3lv.com. >> we get a report card essentially every single morning around 5:16, it is 5:03, we'll know those ratings, sfafrz the

minutes on the program. tom is going to check out the roads on this tuesday morning. let's start with kelly, our meteorologist yesterday, it was just about perfect. >> a lot of sunshine yesterday. today different, we're expecting more clouds. especially as we get into the afternoon. temperatures will be pretty similar. 79 degrees at 9:00 a.m. 86 by noon and 90, that's our expected high. cooler temperatures and rain are in the forecast, we'll talk more about that coming up minutes. >> we do see roadwork. flamingo getting a makeover from one end to the other. you see the high roller and a great looking commute so far, it is very early in the morning. no real delays. the spaghetti bowl interchange. so a great start in that regard. >> all right. tom, thank you. >> 5:04 now and the man accused

starbucks, according to local police he went inside and shot a man as a result. he will face a judge for the very first time this morning. covering this case from the beginning. he joins us live with what to expect. >> hi, craig. >> good morning, kim, and good morning at home. we are going to see pedro in court. he walked into the starbucks location where i report live this morning at rainbow and warm springs. police say he's the shooting suspect, they say pedro jose garcia is seen in news 3 video walking out with his hands up, walking from the coffee shop not long after the shooting that killed a man and then left a dozens others fearing for his lives. open murder with a deadly

weapon, burglary while possessing a gun. these are all serious crimes. he also has a rap sheet, which we began to learn about yesterday in 2003, guilty on a felony assault charge. he did get probation in that case, but then was accused of violating probation in 2004. he went to prison for two years for violating probation. we'll see him in court this morning. i'll report live on news 3 live at noon. studio. >> we're hearing from people that were inside that store on sunday. including one man who tried to save the life of the victim. >> he's breathing. he was actually fighting us and telling us to let go, don't touch me. we were like, sir, if you don't let us help you, you're going to die. we laid him out, i cut his shirt off. and then we began to cpr, after we saw he was unconscious.

know if the man was going to survive. so we stayed there, because the police couldn't answer it, because they didn't know what was going on. >> i didn't believe it was happening. i just shut everything off. it was just action from that point on. it was just go time. >> so after go time, he returned to work the next day on monday saying it was important for him to try to get back to a normal life. >> 5:07 now. metro is going to pay a six figure settlement by an officer. attorneys say the officer shot him in the leg in 2012. officers said they mistook a baseball hat with metallic stickers on it for a gun. >> no money is worth it when i'm

he knew he was wrong. nobody son the back of my neck watching me and i can live my life now and start over, and just put it behind me. >> gordon said that he's going to need a knee replacement surgery in the future as a result of that gun shot wound. >> that's why we had him by phone, just hours ago. >> we have an update on the breaking news we first brought to you yesterday morning on the program about this time. h a man opened fire at a houston shopping center. numerous police responded with gunfire. we also found out that the shooter was found dead a short time after. police say at least two weapons were found in this vehicle, along with some 2600 rounds of live ammunition. officials say nine people injured, including one critically. however all are expected to survive.

atf and fbi are investigating the incident. the suspect has not been identified, the motive unknown. from numerous reports, from what we understand, he lived within the area and he was a practicing attorney. a lot of people talking about the debate this morning including wall streeters. which candidate do they think won last night. >> nevada thrives on tourism, but that's not all, there's pump up our local economy and we'll share it with you ahead. >> we saw something last night

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>> this was the scene on the campus auburn university over the weekend. we're getting to see him face to face for the first time. 2 the-year-old out of germany currently lives in auburn. he's

he's been arrested for public intoxication. so alcohol a factor, most likely. >> $20 million is going to be split by more than 100 law enforcement agencies for body came community. attorney general loretta lynch made this big announcement just hours ago. it is under the body worn camera policy, that's the umbrella it is falling after. the bulk is going to state, local and tribal law, that's to establish and enhance body camera programs. we were the first, ksnv, that

there's some hoops you have to jump through, find out how. >> the miami marlins honored the memory of their teammate jose fernandez. they cancelled the game on sunday, but decided to play last night. every teammate wore his number 6. he was a beloved teammate. they loved to play with this guy. his girlfriend is pregnant with their first child. >> there was more emotion during the game, that's when gordon was crying openly before the game, and then in the first inning, some of the most hardened souls

wearing jose fernandez's batting helmet. then launched a home run. >> you're giving me chills, into the upper deck. >> you are not human if you are not feeling chills right now. it was gordon's first home run of the season. he barely makes it back into the dugout. >> tournament some 30 years ago. hank gathers took a left-handed throw in honor of his fallen teammate. >> excuse me, thank you for correcting me. hank gathers was his fallen teammate. >> hank gathers had played here. i had seen that game, they played against the rebels and

it was a moving situation. >> you have barricades that are still there. this is on fremont street. can't go, let's make a u-turn here. p got to go back. travel times are looking good right now. everything is running in the green, as far as your freeways go. good news on that account. let's find out what's happening with the weather, we do it every ten minutes, here is kelly. >> we saw lots of sunshine across the area camera. in the low 90s. a couple of degrees above normal for yesterday's date. right now as you're getting ready to step out the door. summerlin 67 degrees. paradise 71. henderson 68 degrees. right now a couple of high thin clouds in the area, those winds -- winds not much of an issue

watching moisture moving its way up to the south. we have a few showers just to the north of phoenix as well. we're expecting increasing clouds in las vegas today. we could see a few showers, but i think las vegas will stay dry today with a high of 90 degrees. winds out of the east today. not much of an issue, about 5 to 10 miles per hour. a chance for rain late, mainly after midnight. 70 degrees our overnig our 7-day forecast, chances for showers in the forecast wednesday and thursday. wednesday will be the best chance to see some of that activity. cooler, too, with the clouds in the area. 85 degrees and then back up to 90 and sunny on friday. >> 5:17. we take you live, jane king is joining us. we talk about wall streeter's reaction to the debate last

the financial markets seem to think that hillary clinton won that first debate in the presidential race last night. future are higher, not even close to where they were overnight. the mexican peso gained. that's a reversal in trends that we have been seeing as donald trump has been climbing in the polls. investors >> coming up in 43 days, we're going to vote on recreational marijuana use for people, at least one new study out here says that would be good for our economy. >> in colorado, they have actually seen some economic boost from legalizing marijuana. so in the state of nevada, it would create thousands of jobs, reduce black market sales and generate millions of tax dollars for education.

in the first four years in the state and that would include 3,000 jobs outside of the marijuana industry. >> it seems like caesar's palace has been in bankruptcy forever, it looks like they are getting closer to getting out from underneath that. discussions continuing between the companies and the major creditors. they must decide how to divide up caesar's says they are working it out soon. >> i'm guessing the debate was passed your bedtime. >> i stayed up for the whole thing and some of the talking afterwards. >> you got to move to the west coast. it was over by 7:30 here, it was awesome. >> i'm taking an along nap today. >> get some sleep. we'll see you tomorrow. >> we still stayed up way too

wing suit world cup. yes, they now have a world cup for just about everything. a french team the big winner. wings for love world cup 2016. each country nominating three extreme athletes. one jump, one and done. the competitors receive a higher score if they arrive closer to the targeted landing teams from australia and the united states take the third and fourth spots. the competition has attracted more than 50 top wing suit flyers from 20 countries, including, ours, germany and south africa. >> this little piglet born to a farmer in colorado, born without back legs.

piglet is learning to get around. the name is miracle, i think they should have called him lieutenant dan. you ain't got no legs lieutenant dan. this is incredible video here to look at, right? >> smith, the farmer there, hoping to find the farmer a new home with someone who he hopes he can give the extra care he needs. >> just so cute. >> 5:21. world. it is trending this morning. still to come. we break down the must-see moments from what the candidates actually said on the stage just hours ago and also the stuff that maybe they didn't realize was going on that all of the world is talking about today. >> caught on camera, a police officer gets into a fight with this man, coming up, we're going

valley. boulder city 71 and laughlin 77 this morning. maybe a light sweater as you're heading out the door. highs expected to reach 90 degrees. we've got rain on the way. cooler temperatures as well. more details in ten minutes. >> at 5:25. we take you to houston for this video captures him beating a man at train station. >> he was slumped right here on this bench and the two officers approach him, they exchange some kind of words. we can't hear exactly what they are saying. all of a sudden, we see that baton come out and then strike after strike after strike after strike, and the man is not fighting back, as you can see. that's officer jarius warren.

surfaced. initially that man was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespass. those charges were later dropped. the other officer has been exonerated in this. the police chief is now apologizing to the public and says we will not tolerate excessive force. >> at 5:26, we have now transitioned to a live picture out of our nation's capital. we have team coverage concerning debate. we have expert analysis with the scorecards and we want to hear from you, the locals, how do you think these two did on stage last night and we check out the trending moments this morning concerning the sniffles from donald trump seen around the world and what many of you have to say, it is all headed your way right here on news 3 today. >> we're also talking about a

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narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald trump and joe heck. wrong for nevada. . we want to get on to defeating isis. >> i have a plan to fight isis. >> kim: big topic. the candidates on hand on live television. in a moment we will tell you how many people were watching in las vegas and we run down those must-see moments. that's coming up. plus ... >> we shut his shirt off and

man goes into action after seeing another man shot at starbucks. what happened before it all went down. plus ... [crying] >> our fathers and mothers are killed and we can't see them anymore. >> kim: taking a stand. that small voice with a big impact. we are going to take you to the council meeting where there wasn't a dry eye. >> announcer: live from las >> dana: 5 :30 on this tuesday morning. we are talking about last night's debate an our city will take sent for third and final debate about three weeks from now. >> kim: so exciting. i love that las vegas plays prominent. we know we are an international tourism destination but when it comes to presidential spotlight. we are the wagners, kim and

portion. there he is. it is tom hawley. >> tom: we can do that. life was beautiful downtown, but it is over now and cleanup time and unfortunately it takes a few days that 'why you see the barricades. fremont close to travel and cross traffic on 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th. a lot of work to do. a sky aerial when news3 goes up everything in green. to kelley for a look at the weather. >> kelly: getting ready for the sun to come up an hour from now, mainly clear skies. upper 60s, low 70s across the area right now. by noon today, we are going to see a few more clouds in the area. 86 by noon. 90 at 3:00. we expect dry conditions today and wet weather possibly on way for tonight. we will talk more about that coming up in ten minutes. peaking of dry conditions, we have gotten word we have breaking news.

but before we get to that, the story of the morning. one down, two debates to go for hillary clinton and donald trump. and if you are part of the super bowl-sized crowd who tuned in just hours ago, you saw for yourself both candidates, the gloves coming up, verbal jabs aplenty. our national correspondent krisitne frazao joins us from nation's capitol reaction from the presidential debate. >> reporter: look at early reaction headlines. clinton's jabs put trump on defense. race on temperament. trump, clinton ratchet up attacks. what are the fighting metaphor for two candidates who remain in the contest which as of now is next and next. >> reporter: hillary clinton now basking in her debate

of those who watched think hillary clinton won to trump's 27% according to cnn-orc. but each candidates did get their jabs in and for the most part lester holt let the candidates do the talking. >> hillary has experience but bad experience. >> as soon as he travels to 1127 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a cease-fire, a release of dissidents, he can talk to me about stamina. >> so when y than thou, it really doesn't work. >>reporter: in topic is off limits. >> i made a mistake using a private e-mail. >> that was more than mistake. that was done purposely. not a mistake that was done purposely. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> at that makes me smart. >> if he paid zero. zero for troops and vets. >> reporter: both candidates expected to be back on the campaign trail.

in florida and hillary clinton will be in north carolina. these are a few of a handful of swing states the focal point for people watching this election closely. national polls are one thing, but really a lot of political analysts i spoke to say what you need to pay attention to are the contests in these very closely contested states. reporting in washington, i am kristine frazao, back to you. speaking of closely contested, the swing state of and more analysis throughout the program and checking in live with nbc tracey potts before we hand you off "the today show." and invite ought 4 owe to join us for a special town hall to see how america is reacting to these candidates. you can catch it on news3lv.com. breaking news out of santa cruz, california where they are fighting the loma fire. live pictures from the scene coming to you right here on

square miles including a home there. hundreds of other homes are threatened. about 300 people have been evacuated and as of last night only 5% contained. 5:35. the man accused of being enraged after his credit card was declined at a local starbucks shooting a man to death will face a judge for the first time today. police say it is this man who did it, pedro jose garland suspected of shooting and killing a man inside that warm springs. seen in this news3 still image surrendering to police. his hands are up not long after a shooting that killed a man and left a dozen others fearing for their lives. garland booked on charges of open murder with a deadly weapon, robbery with a deadly weapon, burglary and discharging a gun at or into an occupied structure. new information this morning. you will hear from why our

whether the shooter knew the victim inside that starbucks. details headed your way. also still 5:35, and we have witnesses to the shooting are are still trying to process exactly what they saw, and that includes one customer who did his best to try to save the victim's life. >> he was bleeding and fighting us, let go, don't touch me. we said sir, if you don't let us help die. you laid him out, cut his shirt off and began cpr after we saw he was unconscious. >> we stayed because we didn't know if the man was going to survive, so we stayed there because the police couldn't enter because they didn't know what was going on. >> it was surreal. i didn't believe it was happening. i just shut everything off and it was -- it was action from that point on. it was go time. >> kim: that go time. he did everything exactly right.

when he stopped into that starbucks and turned into a hero among us. the next day he actually went back to work saying it is important for him to get back on the job to look for some sort of normalcy in what was such a bizarre related incident. 5:37. he calls himself the duke of manchester and the duke is going to be in the court room this morning michelle velez is live in downtown las vegas with more >> reporter: his nameal lex ander montague manchester and he has been in las vegas in jail since august stemming from a couple of different charges, felony and misdemeanor charges against him including robbery. his arrest stems from an an allegedly false police report claim he was attacked by his wife. now his attorneys say they are concerned about his medical condition and today in court, they are expected to ask for his release in what is a medical necessity.

citizenship and identified himself as the 13th talk to of manchester a title that dates all the way back 9 years. we have not been able to confirm whether that is true. montague manchester has denied committing any crimes. he will be in court this morning at 7:30, kim and dana. we will be there and have an update with my kev and krystal allan on news3 live at noon. back to you. >> kim: thank you very much, michelle. still to come, we take to in that room hanging on her every word and we will be talking about this one later. you will hear her in her own words ahead. and social media is buzzing with something from last night's debate, and it doesn't have anything to do with what the candidates said.

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at 5:41. you know people out there did this. there was a drinking game and they were probably hammered by the end. if they took a drink time donald trump had the sniffles. all attention on social media. check it out in case you missed it. it went on and on and on. the sniffling persisting for 90 minutes on live television and then, of course, everyone taking to twitter and other parts of social media to talk it out. right now let's check in with tom hawley who is standing by as we do traffic and weather every ten minutes. tomahawk tomorrow trying to

accident on the 215 as approach the airport connector. an outside camera. and flashing light way out in the distance as and you approach the eastbound 215 and and the airport connector does not look like a big deal. so go ahead and check your travel time which looks good on the 215 westbound headed from windmill to 15 southbound. spaghetti bowl. and the forecast -- in just over two hours from now, we to the rush hour. barring any accidents which will make it worse, we are in good shape a little busier as we are that time of the day. traffic and weather every ten minutes. here is kelly. >> kelly: thanks, tom. if you were ready to head out the door, light situator, upper 60s, low 70s in the area. now 71 degree at peterson elementary school. and northwest wind about 3 miles per hour. winds are not much of a factor for us today. in anthem, you are coming in

but throughout the day, you are not going to need it in the afternoon. 75 degrees for that morning bell as the kids are arriving at school. lunchtime, 86 and this afternoon, partly sunny and 90. 5:43 now. twitter could soon have a new owner. number one, how much would you pay for twitter and number two, the big company that is interested in buying it is coming up. and in our 6:00 hour, a presidential candidate who was

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two months of hurricane season in this country but this is not along the coast of florida. this large storm is ready to make landfall in taiwan this afternoon. they are saying they will have sustained winds of 96 miles per hour with gusts up to 118. in that part of the world, they call these typhoons but the same type of storm as a hurricane here. earlier this month typhoon killed at least 28 people in china and taiwan and cut power so not a good situation right now in taiwan. at 5:46, the little blue bird and the mouse will get together. that is the talk. everyone is atwitter whether walt disney will buy twitter. bloomberg is all over this one. bloomberg says disney is working with a financial advisor to make a possible bid. twitter is looking at a acquisition deal worth some 30 billion. the teal would give disney the

outlet. twitter stock jumped 3% with talk of a potential deal. twitter, however, not going on the record for an official comment. microsoft in the running to make a bid. most financial experts predict that facebook will probably pass on this opportunity. disney's plan to start taking over the world. >> tom: they have been working at it for some time. rainbow. yeah, you have a couple of vehicle op on the shoulder doesn't look like it will cause any kind of a major mishap. times running in the green. good news on the roadway but that one little fender bender. traffic and weather every ten minutes. check in with kelly and dana. >> dana: my friend, thank you. wildfire season continues in california unfortunately.

started burning in santa clara burning 500 acres so far. california officials say 300 structures are threatened by the fire. one has been destroyed so far. they say 300 people have been evacuated from the area. officials say the fire was 5% contained by late yesterday evening. not a whole lot. we are hoping they can make more progress today. start things off with a time lapse work from the pahrump camera. yesterday even as that sun went down. now highs yesterday a degree two above normal. today maybe a degree above normal as we are looking for increasing clouds across the area. temperatures as you are heading out the door a light sweater. centennial 65. green valley at 69. you probably won't need that sweater for so long. winds not an issue not a factor today. this is, though, we are watching these showers in

havasu. graph fate dating around this low. today we will see increasing clouds. maybe a couple of showers possible around bull head city. and in las vegas, do expect dry conditions today. high temperatures, overton, 92. pahrump coming in today at 91. overnight tonight, prim, you are going down to 67. [ laughter ] lynn, 70. and our seven-day forecast, better chances of rain in the las vegas valley tomorrow. th 85 degrees cooler with the cloud and the rain and still a chance of showers for thursday and the sun comes back on friday and maybe a little bit breezy as we head into the weekend. 5:49, breaking news that takes us live to the bronx in new york city. you see the images on your screen coming in to us from the w nbc chopper over the house. all we have gotten word that a house exploded right there in the bronc. we have a team of producers working behind the scenes in

gather more information. we will continue to mondayer the live video. especially if there are casualties involved we will stay on top of this breaking news. blind auditions continuing just hours ago on this very channel. talking about "the voice." and we have the performance of the night that has miley cyrus and blake shelton battling it out. you will see for yourself ahead. and then talk about nobody will ever forget. parent and of a girl who took to the podium and what she had to say had every person hanging on her every word and you will hear her in the water cooler. i know you are a big sports fan and posted this picture the university of louisville. >> yeah. >> look at these two players sitting on the bench and this is what the camera catches -- [ laughter ]

>> yeah, he is a great

5:5 3. the water cooler. the blind auditions on "the voice" and this very impressive singer named carly metsger. ? the morning light ? ? i love you ? [cheering] blake both pushing their buttons and she decided to go with team miley. blind auditions continue tonight right here on news3. now we take to you charlotte, north carolina. we know about the unrest there recently, right, when that african-american man was shot and killed at the hands of police officers, well last night during a city council meeting, this young lady brought the meeting to a halt. [crying]

anymore. and we have to go to their graveyards and bury them. and we have tears, and we shouldn't have tears. we need our fathers and mothers to be by our side. >> dana: it is amazing to watch the composure of that young lady and hardly dry eye in the house last night as people were listening to her right. yeah, blown away. >> kim: small voice, huge impact. what an old soul in that small body. >> dana: actor tom hanks launching a campaign, hidden heroes. to have stronger support for military and veteran caregivers sponsored by former u.s. senator elizabeth dole trying to raised 10 million for those caregivers. hear from hank yourself after

kimberly kim we are getting started here on the program. 5:55. new in our 6:00 hour, we have seen a lot of protests as of late concerning the nfl. we saw one hours ago when the falcons took on the saints that really shows a moment of solidarity. we will take you to the scene and what everyone is saying as a result this morning. and you rarely see two football players hand in hand like that. >> sometimes you will see them play together after the game but never seen them doing this, holding >> kim: you have been watching nfl for 30 some years. >> dana: closer to 50. and checking in live from hofstra university with nbc's tracey potts one our experts analyzing the big debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. what the scorecard is saying and what is jives with what you saw on live television last night. plus the numbers here locally how the candidates did as far as you are concern. we have the numbers headed

of the bronx this morning of

>> you have called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> typical politician, all talk, no action. >> reporter: facing off, the presidential candidates going head to head in a heated debate on this very channel hours ago. but did they win you over?

with tracey potts ahead. plus -- >> we stayed because we didn't know if the man was going to survive. >> new details of the man police say was responsible for shooting and killing a customer in a local starbucks. expected to face a judge hours from now. what we are learning about his criminal history and the people who tried to save the victim ahead in a live report. also. she is a presidential candidatec campus before the big event. why police were saying she didn't belong there. live from las vegas, this is news3 today. >> dana: good morning. welcome in the day after the big debate. we are the wagners. we have some breaking news. a home that exploded in the bronx. we also have a wildfire burning not that far from las vegas. we will get to that in just a little bit. the top story this morning the debate that many of you watched on this very channel