your way. >> dana: donald trump coming to southern nevada. we're going to tell you how you can see him live coming up. >> kim: it's a video vault morning here on the broadcast. tom taking us back in time to the campus of unlv where some of the college students felt like they could change the world. 60 years of activism on campus is headed your way this >> dana: good morning. happy wednesday. live pictures of the trump tower on the strip. >> kim: if we could only have listened in to the phone call last night. mike pence on the phone with donald trump right after the debate. it's about last night that has everyone talking. >> dana: the clean up begins

flying between these two vice presidential candidates often times cutting each other off. >> the best measure that we have so far this morning of who won the vice presidential debate is a cnn poll that gives it to mike pence. 48% thought he won it, 42% which is interesting because there were more democrats polled. >> i don't have mu >> here is why. >> back and forth for 90 minutes, at times impossible to hear. >> the people at home can't understand either one of you when you speak over each other. >> tim kaine interrupted frequently to bring up donald trump's tax returns. >> why won't he release his tax returns? >> we're answering the question about the business thing.

hillary clinton did, they'd be court marshalled. >> you can't have somebody at the top who demeans every group he talks about. >> that's small potatoes pate toes compared to clinton calling half of trump supporters deplorables. >> more nations should get nuclear weapons. >> he never said that. >> talked about the economy, russia, immigration, clinton and now senator kaine at her side is to support partial birth abortion. >> america's first and last chance to see the vice presidential nominees on the same stage. >> the fact check -rs were busy

other countries getting their hands on them and mike pence understated how much the clinton foundation gives to charities by a lot. 10% is what he said. 80% is what records show. pence denied some things that trump actually did say. >> kim: thank you for getting us started on this wednesday morning. we'll have more coverage of that event throughout the traffic and weather. we do it every 10 minutes on the program. right now we want to check in with kelly in the weather center. >> kelly: lots of sunshine across the area today. temperatures remaining below normal but warmer than yesterday. this morning you need a sweater. 82 at 4:00. i'll let you know what to expect for the rest of the week and

pretty good shape. we'll take it into the resort corridor. all travel times are looking good. no delays on the freeways right now. a major closure coming up we'll talk about in a few minutes. >> kim: i talked about donald trump being on the phone with his running mate last from our fine city as we check in with craig who is standing in front of the building in town that bears donald trump's name. >> good morning. i report now from henderson where the trump campaign will be and donald j. trump will be later this morning.

because it's built as the largest open air amphitheatre in the valley. this event is free. you have to register. you can do it online at the trump campaign website. doors open at 8:30 this morning. trump scheduled to speak at 11:30 this morning. there is room here for rough hi 6500 people. we'll have coverage for you of this event as it moves through to line up, fans of the trump campaign begin to line up, we're looking at an area where people will be lining up. there are already some there. >> dana: clinton and trump are going to be going at it again

two. we invite to you join us on monday for a full breakdown of that debate. we'll have analysis, reaction from experts. that is monday at 4:00 p.m. streaming on news3lv.com. >> kim: maybe right now you are picking out your outfit. we have people who posted what they are wearing this morning. you see what jeff has planned for the day. this is our executive producer terry and the producer of this program. ot we want to see what you are wearing. # it and we'll get to look ate. it's on your screen now. send us your picture. # it news 3 work outfit this morning. it could be on facebook, twitter or instagram and this tool puts them on the same page and you can see yourself on tv. the kids can get in on the action too. we want to see what they are

fort lauderdale florida. hurricane matthew has been downgraded to a cat three. it is moving toward the florida coast. a state of emergency has been declared there. it could make land fall in florida as a cat four early on friday morning. we'll keep you updated. we told you about people in one neighborhood waking up to find a house stuck in the middle of the road. they couldn't get this house is in the middle of the street here. this is the second time the same house has gotten stuck. what movers say stopped the house on a busy highway six years ago. >> kim: it is a video vault morning on the broadcast. let's have your voice heard. it is the story of activism through the six decades on the campus of unlv. tom taking us back in time coming up.

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i'm catherine cortez masto they're bringing crime, they're rapists. 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.

but now you can get mcgriddles all day, and more. so, you can find something else to not love. like when sportscasters get carried away with the instant replay pen. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. ba da ba ba ba >> tom: if you think of student activism , the home of the rebels has a history of activism dating back to its beginnings though not so much the violent type seen at other institutions in the 60's and 70's. >> made an effort to be nonviolent based on the interviews i conducted. they stopped traffic at certain

>> social services have a new exhibit saying activism dates back to the beginning. >> they were protesting budget issues. >> in 967 the school paper showed students hanging the governor. students addressed more familiar protest issues of the 60's and 70's. >> in 1971 students participated in the >> race issue versus been a topic and last year local students rallied in reaction to protest at the university of missouri. >> we read the news and that has an impact on our students so we wanted to talk about it and express how we're feeling and say we're with you. >> while the administration responded, it was initially aimed at them.

see activism on campus, sometimes it is directed towards a specific target. >> recent examples include solidarity with the iranian students. >> everything needs to be on the table here not just cutting our future. >> the display includes 124 art facts covering 60 years. >> i hope students come away from this exhibit feeling empowered and realizing they can a university and across the globe. >> tom: the exhibit is at the library through the end of the semester. you don't have v to be a student to check it out. >> kim: we just had john legend on the campus yesterday launching a voter registration drive locally. we turn our attention to a child fighting to survive this

lewis facing several counts of child abuse this morning after local police say the child ended up in the emergency room on sunday with internal injuries and bruises. he was given temporary guardianship by the child's mother. that child is only five years old sand in critical condition at umv. >> dana: we have information on matthew. it is coast of florida. "the today show" is saying that matthew could hit as a category four hurricane along the florida coast early on friday morning. it went through haiti yesterday causing devastation in that country. this is the latest radar image. you see that island to the west of it, that is cuba. it's spinning over the eastern

track of matthew. it was downgraded to a cat three, now strengthened to a cat four. winds in excess of 140 miles as it moved through haiti. that is the poorest country in the americas so a lot of people don't have studiery homes they live in right now. they are calling matthew the strongest hurricane to move through this part of the world in the last andrew and all the devastation we've seen in the united states those governors not messing around and they've all issued evacuation orders. >> tom: since katrina, there is awareness. this is a closure.

tonight to 6:00 tomorrow morning motorist have to go down 95 south and make the turn around and get back on the 95 north. that is 10:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning this. is the ramp in question. it's early and not a lot of traffic this time of day. all travel times looking in the green. we are in great shape starting out. here is kelly. >> kelly: we're starting out with a look at hurricane matthew as well. i imagery. maximum sustained winds 125. category three. looks like the eye is trying to reform as this storm weakened from what it was yesterday. it's expected to strengthen today. category three working northward about 10 miles per hour. making it back up to a four by tonight and starting its way toward miami or at least toward southern florida. should be off the coast of miami

this is 2:00 a.m. still a category four skirting up the coast and then weakening and heading back out to sea. some of the long range models, looks like it might interact with julia and might turn around. that is something we're going to be watching. tons of traffic out there. looks like a lot of people heading out to hike. beautiful day for it yesterday. you want a sweater heading out the door. sunrise 60. paradise 60. the big board across our area, quiet conditions for us. there is going to be a disturbance making its way through the great basin. the only impact will be a dip in the temperatures tomorrow. tonight looking at 59 is the overnight low. 81 tomorrow then warming back up

on columbus day. >> dana: time to take you live to the floor of the nasdaq. jane king joins you. the payday loan companies are called loan sharks. a judge here agrees with that depiction. >> good morning. one involves scott tucker. professional race car driver tucker and others $1.2 billion. recipients of a $300 loan had to pay back $900. >> dana: a lot of us trying to get a little walking around money at the atm.

for that privilege. >> fits not your bank you do. atf fees at a 10-year high. the average fee $4.57 per transaction. banks are under pressure to find more income and this is an easy way to do it. >> dana: 80 spend $5 in gas to find my bank to that fee. >> kim: i know that to be true. we take you to a gas station in ohio for all the wrong reasons. you see people who have masks on, some easy to figure out. they took all the money from the cash register and they are asking the public this morning to help identify the people seen

minutes before they take off. nobody hurt. we're showing you this because there have been a lot of clown sightings mixed up with bad business. a lot of clown sightings have been linked to arrest nationwide. >> dana: this is a memo exploding right there. two homes completely destroyed. a third one damaged and now firefighters reporting that it was a gas gas. firefighters come on to the scene and they were able to evacuate everybody out of that neighborhood. nobody seriously injured but a lot of people trying to find a home this morning. >> kim: still to come this morning, there is a student who says her school is not going to allow her to run for homecoming court but her friends are rallying behind her for her big bid. it's a certain position she's

controversial story. >> dana: we showed you this home stuck if a street in a

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forecast. in a couple of hours we'll add a couple of minutes to that. it gets busier in the 8:00 hour. we're looking good on the roadway so let's get to weather

>> dennis: this is the second time this happened. the first time the company was moving the home through techs tech. the home got stuck on the side of the road when a hurricane passed through the area. several lawsuits have been filed against the moving company. he says his biz is reputable. things and it gets stuck continually, maybe you have a problem. why are you trying to move that old house anyway? >> kim: they've done that locally. if you go to the clark county museum, you can see homes that were moved here locally and i don't remember having any issues like this. we have live pictures out of miami on the screen. >> dana: matthew is headed

land fall in florida on friday morning. we'll have more on this. right now very nice in miami. >> kim: looks like that show ballers. we transition to this. we're into major league baseball playoffs and some fan throws something last night that was not supposed to be thrown. not cool. >> dana: he didn't get thrown out of the game. we're going to tell you why coming up. we're going to tell you what a pay elon musk. $200,000. we're going to talk about this. what he's going to pay to elon musk to move to mars.

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>> kim: getting heated last night in the one and only vice presidential debate. what the two spent most of the 90 minutes defending we have headed your way this morning. >> dana: grandmother murdered. the man who pulled the trigger her own grandson.

>> kim: tracking matthew. you get two meteorologist for the price of one on this program. matthew is quite active. we take you on the tour ahead. >> dana: welcome in on this october 5. >> kim: trump is starting his morning here in las vegas and then going to henderson where a big rally is planned. your way. >> dana: the two candidates are going to be at unlv for the final debate in two weeks from now. >> tom: i wanted to get a ticket to that. they are only releasing 75 local tickets and those are to students. not like we are going to be lined up at the door.

life is beautiful followed by bike fest. we've had a lot of closures. we see barricades in the middle but you can see traffic is moving through both directions so good news in the downtown area. everything looking good right now with travel times running into the green. let's check weather kelly. >> kelly: you are going to want a sweater heading out the door this morning. temperatures below normal. mid and upper it's going to warm up this afternoon. 83 at 3:00 and that is our expected high for the day. winds on the light side but we have warmer temperatures on the way plus a chance for rain in the forecast. we'll talk more about that in 10 minutes. >> kim: all morning we've shown you the debate stage live still set up in virginia where hours ago the vice presidential candidates had their say on the stage. this morning political

expected to be less about the two men on stage, more of a proxy on their running mate. on that level these two did not disappoint. the vice presidential nice guys showed they could throw barbs early on. >> the thought of donald trump scares us to death. >> in the weak foreign policy clinton helped lead and create. >> there were expected hits on emails versus tax over the 33,000 emails. >> fy run for president i will release my taxes. he's broken his first promise. >> hits on each other's records in public service. >> when pence it was in congress, he was the chief cheerleader for privatization of social security. >> he tried to raise taxes by $4 billion.

>> the subject that brought out the longest squabbles was over trading insults. >> half of our supporters were a basket of deplorables. >> the next day she said i shouldn't have said that. look for trump apologizing to john mccain for saying he wasn't a hero. did he apologize for calling >> it will be interested to see did tim kaine do much to continue the process clinton has seen in the polls of late and did mike pence calm the concerns and worries that many people have had about donald trump? we'll continue to keep an eye on that. >> kim: in about 25 minutes from now we're going to talk live with tracy potts. and we're also giving you the heads up that the two at the top of the ticket, hillary clinton

second time. we invite you the following day to join us for a breakdown of that debate with analysis and breakdown with a panel of experts. all you have to do is hop online. it will start at 4:00 and we're going to stream this at news3lv.com. >> dana: donald trump starting his day here in the las vegas valley at the trump international hotel on the las vegas strip. then six hours from now he's going to be in henderson for a political rally at the the venue built as the largest open air amp theatre in all of nevada. donald trump is going to be here this morning. it is free but have you to register at the trump website. he's scheduled to speak at 11:30. the pavilion at green valley. that is close to the district down in green valley. >> kim: after an hours long

grandmother ultimately surrendered to police. >> there was a physical fight between the two. the 86-year-old woman walked out of her home only to be followed by her street and witnesses watched as neighbors tried to perform cpr to save her. she was pronounced dead in the roadway and the accused shooters grandfather was inside the home.

suicidal.

as it makes land fall in the united states early friday morning. several must see moments in the wild card game last night. it ended in wild fashion. somebody threw a beer can at that player during the game. the fan did not get tossed out. we'll tell you why ahead. >> kim: there is a student who says her school is not going to let her run for homecoming court because of a cerin

>> kim: a high school student says the gender on her birth certificate is stopping her from running for royalty. she's not trance gender. she's pushing to be homecoming king. girls by birth are queens, boys by birth are kings.

a lot of classmates supporting her kingly ambitions. school officials have been respectful when they denied her request. classmates using the # amanda for king doing so on facebook and twitter. >> tom: we've got a closure scheduled tonight northbound 15 tomorrow morning. the alternate route 95 and turn the other way. going to cause problems. even in the overnight hours a lot of people making that move. that is the ramp with just one car going over. in the overnight hours we can have problems there.

of minutes to that two hours from now. the 215 will stay about the same barring any unforseen accidents. you are going to want that warm sweater. when the afternoon bell rings 83. one of the biggest names in hollywood says he wants to move to mars. >> kim: he said he's down with moving to mars. >> dana: we'll tell you who it is coming up. >> kim: new in our 6:00 hour

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it warns people there will be foul language and maybe incidental touching. a couple of customers violated that agreement. michelle is an actress at the attraction. she dresses in a costume and stands in a room in the dark and scares unsuspecting people. apparently a mom and her adult daughter walked through that area and listen to what get off my mom. i said you are out of here and went to grab her arm to show her to the emergency accident and when i did that, she took her other hand and punched me in the face. >> kim: she has tape on her news. an x-ray revealed her nose was broken. you saw in the video a moment ago the owner, he says those women were drunk and aggressive

he didn't realize it was going to amp up to what happened. one of the women is claiming to have been groped from that actress. however that actress says that accusation is not only untrue, it's also offensive. >> dana: they are getting ready for the on of this hurricane matthew. they are boarding up windows. they have shut down one of the ports there. that harbor is going to be closed to crews and cargo ships s commercial fishing boats. c.e.o. is also ordering people to get out of town, evacuation orderers in place. campers and business tenants have to be out by noon today. >> right now we take you back to this baseball game from last night. i'm going to have my husband help me with this one. it's the american league wild card game. the orioles and blue jays and they were tied at 2-2 in the

>> that's a walkoff. >> let the champagne fly. >> a guy threw a beer can at the outfielder. they didn't throw out the fan that threw the beer can. as they went to find out who did it, he took off. they bolted before he could arrest them. >> you let the don't let the beer can fly. i'm doing a fly by with my diet 7 up this morning. >> tom: we have to add an accident in the mix too at washington. you can use bonanza as your alternate route.

we'll check that from sky 3 in a moment. dana keeps a meteorology degree in his back pocket. >> dana: it's right here the in fact. you want to see it? we were talking about hurricane matthew. it has decreased in strength a little bit. >> kelly: it has weakened from yesterday. the eye is reforming so it's trying to get itself back together after a land fall in haiti and bahamas. you can see the eye starting to reform there. maximum sustained winds at 115. it has decreased a little bit. it's still a category three storm. it is expected to strengthen. here is a look at the forecast path for this storm. as we set this in motion category three right now but expected to strengthen to a four by tonight. as we get into tomorrow, by

florida during the overnight as a category four and continuing to weaken as it moves to the north and east and then hooks to the east. going to be interacting with nicole which is out in the open water. they are going to be attracted towards each other and pusha way. going to be crazy watching these systems and how they interact. very dangerous conditions along our eastern seaboard, florida, georgia and the conditions here quieter. going to be below normal today. indian springs 78. boulder city expected to make it up to 80 today. to night pahrump 47.

upper 80's by the end of the week and slight chance of showers on columbus day. >> dana: there is a hollywood a lister who says he wants to move to mars. this is one of the biggest names in hollywood. we'll tell you who it is. kim kardashian is blaming herself for getting robbed at gunpoint. why is she to blame?

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robbed. men came in and gagged her and put her in a bathroom and took off with her jewelry including an engagement ring worth more than $4.5 million. she's blaming herself because she shares too much information online. the robbers knew where to find her and what jewelry she had on her. she said she does not want her husband to replace the engagement r do so and will. taylor swift will headline a free game party sponsored by at&t and seen on direct tv. part of a new deal with the telecommunications company. worth is $70 million this young girl only getting richer with this deal.

lady gaga halftime show. >> dana: leonardo dicaprio wants to go to mars. a lot of people that want to send him. he says he's on board with spacex's plan to colonize mars. he and the president were talking about climate change at the white house this week. a scientist commented everyone who lives on earth should care about climate change as long as they haven't signed up for the trip to mars to $200,000 to get on board. when i heard an i lister was headed to mars, i thought for sure it was matt damon. >> kim: every time i see leo i think of jennifer doing car pool

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>> kim: the vice presidential candidates going head to head. the moderator in the mix. we take you back to the must see moments and have the score card

nothing. somebody did this to my dad, why? >> dana: desperate for answers. a local father killed in a drive by shooting. a family trying to figure out why. why his son says they can't get closure. >> kim: two nba teams bringing more than skills to the court. they showed solidarity and did it without >> dennis: welcome in on this wonderful wednesday morning. it is 6:00. >> kim: about last night. we're going to break it down. candidate at the top of the ticket donald trump is waking up at his tower this morning here in las vegas. he has a big rally later in henderson. it's about the vice presidential candidates last night. >> dana: we're going to send you live to henderson with craig in a little bit.