>> dana: 6:00 on this tuesday october 256789 it's a little murky out there this morning. the atmosphere thick with all that water vapor. >> kim: fog out there on this tuesday morning. two more tuesdays until we elect a new president. we're the wagners coming to you live from the news 3 studios.

kelly is going to talk about the fog. right now we check in with tom. it's not so thick you can't fly this morning. >> tom: rare to hear the word fog in the first place. it's unusual to hear about fog. we had a report of a residential fire over here but anything over here. that is good news for you the commuters. let's continue team traffic with jeff. >> jeff: thank you. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. what a difference a day makes. yesterday a nightmare on i15. it looks a lot better now that we don't have wet roadways. we're looking fairly clear. 15 southbound is slow. all other freeways clear and not nearly as many accidents adds we

>> kelly: definitely. we are looking at drier conditions as far as the precipitation is concerned. you are still going to feel the moisture. we have 100% relative humidity in many locations. that is producing patchy fog out there. give yourself extra time. low beams, not high beams in the fog. 74 by noon and 78 is our expected high today with mostly sunny skies. we'll talk more about the fog and more rain chances >> dana: local police continue their search for possible victims. these are people recorded without permission by hidden cameras inside a local rental home. craig, you first reported on this story last week. you are live outside metro headquarters and they say there may be more victims out there. >> reporter: there could be and for that reason we're going to show you video of the home in question where police believe

without their permission. they believe these recordings happened between october 2015 and january of this year. take a look at video of the house. we have images from the website where the house was promoted. detectives were called after a tenant found cameras in bedrooms and bathrooms. the man they rented the home from chris rogers described it as a popular vacation spot. people who live in the neighbor surprised by the hidden camera allegation. it is the home in the neighborhood with a sign on the front gate that reads your activities are recorded and the owner has full rights to those recordings. >> i believe it. >> last week we had learned that

with this hidden camera case. now detectives are looking for more rickets to come forward. it's an open -- more victims to come forward. it's described as an open investigation. >> kim: local police say a love triangle turned deadly for a man on the west side of town. stephen lewis shot solomon on saturday and they say it happened during a confrontation over a woman what apparently lewis followed the cop u couple to a home -- the couple to a home where a fight broke out. this is a developing story. the suspect is expected in court this morning and kendall is all over this developing story. we're checking in with her live in about 20 minutes from now. >> dana: election day two weeks

we want to continue to pay a three cent per gallon fuel tax. it's called question five. every time you go to the pump you are paying this tax right now. the question is on question five do you want to continue to pay this tax nit about three cents a gallon for the next 10 years? >> they've gone from simple signal pedestrian safety school zones to large projects like the airport interconnect. >> dana: they really need this money. there is 220 road projects they need to fund. all this money stays in clark county. it produces about 9,000 construction jobs every year. question five on the ballot coming up in two weeks. >> kim: it's now 6:05 and we have a story you're only going to see here on news 3.

donald trump and local pastors, this local picture is getting national attention. it shows the presidential candidate praying with a group of pastors here in town taken at the international church of las vegas on october 7. it has since appeared on several national publications as a result. it's also been discussed on numerous national news programs. donald trump drawing criticism concerning this picture. some are questioning his sincerity and whether he's even the pastors themselves have also been criticized. >> one of the things that donald trump did is he just bowed his head and closed his eyes and that's a sign of humility. >> they said that i looked like joseph stallen praying for donald trump. you can chuckle at those things and others weren't so kind. >> if god can change us, god can change anybody, trump or

>> those local pastors have offered to pray with the clinton campaign when she visits town but they have not heard back. >> kim: cleveland the center of the sports universe. they have world series game one tonight. and the cavaliers will tip off their season and they are getting their rings. the first pitch is going to be at 5:00 tonight. and then the nba tips off at probably going to be watching something out of cleveland today. >> dennis: coming up a fire erupts at a thrift store causing an explosion. we'll show you the moment the blast happened. >> kim: rebels, the new coach in the house. the head coach for the runnin rebels. after doing a little research, he's been in las vegas before.

what to expect this new season after a quick timeout. >> tom: sky 3 is over hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and families have been the passion of my life and they will be the

>> if the election were held today in a four way race she'd be ahead by five points. clinton at 48% to trump 41% here in nevada.

it breaks out more than that. more than 47,000 democrats to more than 28,000 republicans. >> kim: we're going to talk it out live with tracy potts in about a half an hour. we're focusing on this deadly accident in california. look at the remnants of this crash. they are saying the officials here that it could have been speed, fatigue or it could have been a medical that led to this deadly bus crash in california. the national transportation safety board continues to investigate. here is what we do know. it was a passenger bus that hit a tractor trailer on interstate 10 in palm springs on sunday. 13 people were killed, 31 others injured. that bus was in route to los angeles from the casino in salt

the cause of the crash unknown. they expect the investigation to last some 7 days. whoever was driving that bus did not apply the brakes. that has been determined right before that deadly accident. >> dana: four people killed after an accident at a theme park in australia. two men, two women died while on a river rapids ride at dream world. we have similar rides in this country at sea adventure. they call at this time thunder river ride. it takes people in circular rafts along a fast moving man made river. a malfunction caused two people to be ejected from their raft while two others were caught inside the ride. the park was working with police to determine what went wrong. the park is closed and will be as they conduct their investigation. >> kim: dramatic video out of

caught on camera. this happened last night at a thrift shop in arlington washington if you are familiar with that area. look at the heat that is visible on the screen. it caused a large blast sending smoke high into the air. this was shot by a guy who happened to be riding his bike near the scene when this happened. when you see how intense this s i'm thrilled to be able to report not a single person amazing because you see how intense it was. the cause under investigation this morning. >> dana: traffic and weather every 10 minutes. tom is up in sky three. yesterday was a nightmare on 15. tell me things are better today. >> tom: definitely better today. we had all kinds of things to talk about yesterday. we've had a couple of fender bend they are morning but nothing serious.

interchange and traffic looks light. the weather is a little unusual. there is some precipitation hanging down, a little patchy fog here and there seasoned a low ceiling so it's a little dicey. it's strange to this have this weather in southern nevada as we continue with jeff. >> jeff: 15 southbound is moving along better at 43. that is an improvement from 10 minutes ago. southbound currently eight minutes. one hour from now between the bowl and minute to your commute. from 95 northbound that looks unchanged over the next hour. we're not seeing any precipitation yet on the roadways. we have a news 3 waze user telling us about a disabled vehicle at jones. join the waze team and you can

white stuff? >> dana: we do. >> kelly: at 10,000 feet a dusting of the white stuff. we got some pictures in yesterday. have you a little bit of white stuff at above 10,000 feet. rainfall on mt. charleston, almost two inches which they are excited about at the ski resort because that builds up the reservoirs they use later. here is a time lapse look from yesterday. we did have several rounds of rain coming through the las vegas valley. totals between .10 and a quarter of an inch of rain in the valley. mt. charleston almost two inches. here is a look at the current temperatures. as you step out the door, upper 50's, low 60's.

henderson all at 100%. we are looking at patchy fog as you are stepping out the door. slow down and take it easy. make sure have you the low beams on, not the high beams. the fog will lift by mid-morning. the rain showers have exited the area. drier air moving in so fog will dissipate. mostly sunny skies today. temperatures starting to warm up to around normal today. 78 is wind out of the east three to eight. tonight mainly clear, 62. it's going to get warmer for the next couple of days. 83 on wednesday, 85 on thursday. then another round of wet weather. friday and saturday but drier conditions for halloween. >> kim: unlv with a big announcement. its athletic director stepping aside. she's been in that position since 2013. that's when jim left.

she's going to focus primarily on fundraising. she has quite a few accomplishments under her belt when it comes to fundraising and that includes the largest single gift in the history of unlv athletics in a pledge that led to the construction of the football complex. >> dana: it's the head coach of the runnin rebels. welcome to las vegas. >> welcomek. vegas. >> you were doing weather the last time i was here. >> dana: you got a big brain. we are brothers of a different mother. i was checking your bio. his middle name is eugene. my middle name eugene. we were both born in 1961. he was born on october 15, my dad was born on october 15. you grew up in lamb. i grew up in los angeles.

isn't that weird. >> that is a trip. we had that lincoln kennedy thing. >> that's right. have you a lot of new players. only three returners from last year. what are your expectations as head coach of the rebels this year? >> every year you want to go into the season with a lot of energy and passion and your kids believing that they can win and you want to prepare them to win. our expectations are to do season expecting to come out however the polls suggest. we want to compete to win a championship. >> i don't want to kill this guy in his first season, however, you were picked to finish eighth by the media. what does the media know? nothing. how many wins do you think this team can produce? is a tournament bid out of the question this year? >> i will never project wins

i don't think you should do that. you got to look at getting better, getting better. focus on development and growing and from year to year growing, not just within the year. my legacy progresses, i want to make sure we keep moving in the right direction. >> dana: you got the job on april 17. that is really late to recruit ki in a short amount of time. you were going to the corner of the country trying to find guys that could play. >> we went all over the place. i've been doing this for 35 years now. so a lot of people reached out and said i got a guy that's a diamond in the rough that hasn't locked in a scholarship. we did that and vetted the process in the amount of time we had and came out with some

>> dana: we can't wait to see you play. you open with an exhibition match thomas and mack on tuesday night. season is upon us. they only play duke in a nonconference game this year. kansas in a nonconference game. oregon in a nonconference game this year. you are never going to want to come back on the show. thank you for coming up. best of luck. we are all behind you. just go out there and play well. 's >> we'll make the city proud. >> kim: that's a tough schedule. some drivers getting an unusual sight. why did the tree cross the road? it was more than just getting to the other side. we'll explain ahead. plus -- >> dana: the knock out rounds

we've learned a lot about how joe heck works. follow the money. he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip" and took almost $700,000 from wall street, including some of the same banks who caused the crisis. and then there's money he's taken from payday lenders who charge 521% interest. heck co-sponsored legislation protecting their predatory practices. add it all up, and joe heck is working for corporate special interests. and that doesn't work for nevada. senate majority pac is responsible for the content

>> dana: guy dressed up as a tree walking back and forth blocking traffic. people call police. they get there and say why did you do it and he said just to see how people would react to his performance. >> kim: local police often during a holiday season will dress up as a turkey or whatever to make sure you are distracted behind the wheel. but this guy got in trouble for it. it's mean tweets presidential style and we have it headed y jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous.

the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is armed - and potentially dangerous. and that's a threat to all of us.

our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies?

a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. >> dana: we'll tell you who

>> kim: on the mend. that unlv professor who was attacked in a local park continues to recover. headed your way an amazing update on her welcome in. it is 6:30 on this tuesday. sky 3 providing live pictures this morning. >> kim: that is beautiful. two more tuesdays and then we're going to have a president of the united states. if things hold like they are supposed to. we had a little dust up with al gore and george bush where it

>> dana: tom joins us. i know you are a hiker and you were showing us sunrise mt. that is the big mountain on the east and just to the north of that is the actual suis u.s. geological survey. for many decades there has been confusion. on the freeways looking good. we're on the 215. we really don't have a lot to worry about. you see -- >> jeff: i'll pick it up from there with team traffic. 15 southbound moving slowly but

which contribute bedty rain slick roads which we don't see this morning -- by the rain slick roads which we don't see this morning. >> kelly: a little bit of lingering moisture in the air. patchy fog a possibility but it will burn off quickly once the sun comes up. 74 at noon. 78 at 3:00 with there is another storm system on the way. more wet weather in the forecast. details in 10 minutes. >> kim: local police are calling it a deadly love triangle and one of the people still living facing a judge not long from now. for details on this story we check in with kendall. >> reporter: good morning. stephen lewis is expected in court in just about an hour. he is responsible for the shooting death of a 28-year-old

the new boyfriend of lewis' exgirlfriend. lewis shot solomon saturday after confronting the couple as they were on a date inside a restaurant. lewis followed them back tie home near jones and vegas drive where a fight erupted between the two men. solomon's mother tells us he recently moved to las vegas to escape the violence on the streets of he leaves behind two children. >> i feel sorry for both of them. because my son is gone. his kids will never see him again or his family. >> reporter: lewis will be in court at 7:30 this morning. we'll bring you the latest at noon. >> dana: local police looking for more people who may have

every move may have been caught on cameras hidden inside that house. it happened here. you are looking at the backyard. this was rented through air b & b, chris rogers it was man renting that house. after one of the renters noticed a red blinking light anyway smoke detector. that renter called police. officers came to the scene and they found several small cameras hidden in smoke detectors throughout that rogers has been charged with five counts. an air b & b spokesperson says there is no place for this. did you rent this house? if you did call crime stoppers. you can stay anonymous. >> kim: that unlv professor who was brutally attacked while on a walk in henderson areason just a

upgraded to fair condition. she was attacked on a popular trail. the man who police say targeted her at random is michael mattingly. he's been charged with battery and attempted robbery and he's scheduled for another court appearance next week. we'll stay on top of this story. breakingnews. >>st malaysia where vectors are trying to figure out what caused this deadly fire at a hospital. six people lost their lives after a fire broke out there. it started in the hospital's intensive care unit where 7 people were trapped. only one was rescued. four women, two men all in their 50's died in that fire. not sure if they were patients or hospital staff. according to local officials

>> kim: live from cleveland, progressive field on your screen where tonight the cubs and indians will face off in game one of the world series. for people surfing online looking at ticket prices. they have found those prices have surpassed super bowl levels with seats selling for the thousands. that is likely only going to climb like the excitement and intensity as these two teams take a swing at history. >> dana: some of you are going to have to pay more for healthcare. premiums under obama care going up. why it will happen and when. >> kim: why would jarred fogle's

chain. chain. we know why a we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. tarkanian lost $17 million in a failed development scheme he even helped set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors. danny tarkanian's out for himself. dccc is responsible

disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record disappear. danny tarkanian: just a con man who can't bury the truth.

>> kim: the indians will host the cubs. history on the line here as those two franchises hold the two longest world series title drought. the cubs haven't won since 1908. the indians haven't had the trophy since 1948. >> dana: the last time the cubs won the title thomas edson was alive. >> tom: long before any of us were born. we're over the bowl interchange are where traffic is getting busy. this is so much better than it was 24 hours ago. yesterday we had everything going on. today we have pretty much

i notice still a lot of patchy areas with low hanging clouds here. let's continue with weather and kelly. >> kelly: a little bit of patchy fog this morning. lingering moisture from the rain showers we had yesterday. this is a live look outside on the red rock resort camera. low clouds. 60 right now ateliers wolf elementary school. 100% humidity. you willl school, muggy, 62-degrees and drier air moving in this afternoon. mostly sunny and 78. >> dana: president obama reading some pretty mean tweets.

i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton

special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. worse, heck pays for them by cutting education and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible

>> what's the best thing say to someone in the middle of a hug? >> >> when do we say it? >> i don't know. >> mid hug i'll say mine. [indiscernible] . >> kim: we needed a late night laugh because this is going to make you angry.

craig all over this developing story. there was a home that was rented out in town and local police are investigating whether numerous victims are out there unaware they were recorded while staying inside. >> reporter: it's exactly why we are sharing this information with you. the home was promoted, advertised on numerous websites where homeowners go to say we've got this house available for to vegas. between august 2015 and january of this year is the time frame that detectives want people who may have rented the home to let them know if they think they may been the victim of a hidden camera operation. they were aimed at bathrooms and bedrooms inside the home discovered in january by a group of people renting the home. one person has been arrested indicted by a grand jury in

>> kelly: creepy to even think about. you are waking up to brand new polling information this morning. we'll start with the nbc survey monkey poll released hours ago. hillary clinton 50 to trump's 44. there is a new cnn poll that was released last night. just a few more hours ahead of that one. it still has clinton trumping trump by this as the presidential campaign is now in the home stretch just two more tuesdays left. >> dana: donald trump says the whole thing is rigged. talking to people yesterday, large crowds as he usually gets. donald trump was saying he's actually in the lead. >> you got to get out and vote. this is our last chance. the media isn't just against me, they are against all of you. that's really what they are

>> dana: when she says she, she is talking about people like elizabeth warren. the democrat from massachusetts. now we're hearing that clinton is diverting funds from her own campaign giving money to people down ballot trying to get senators from the democratic side of the aisle elected into office so they can swing support from the republicans to the democrats in the senate. let's talk it out with tracy potts this who is right. we hear a local pun dent who is a conservative that says there are many polls showing donald trump is tied with clinton. we see several national polls showing clinton is ahead by 5-12 points. which is it? >> you look at the trend. you look at number one a number of different polls, some polls few more democratic, few more republican. you have to look at the trend.

where were they a week ago and where are they now? the trend has been a pull away for clinton. that is the big picture there. are there polls trump is leading or tied, yes? >> are there polls where clinton has a thinner margin but the trend is she seems to be pulling away from trump. clinton's focus she was with elizabeth warren but talking that bite about maggie who is going up against kelly in new hampshire. he were in new hampshire and what she's doing now is calling out senate republicans who refuse to call out donald trump. remember a while back hillary clinton was saying donald trump doesn't represent your party republicans. maybe you should look at me because i know donald trump doesn't represent you. now they are trying to tie these republicans together.

over the senate again. they are only foresheets away. if they can pick up four of these seats they can have control of the chamber that will approve nominees from the president. that is very powerful and hoping to be able to do that by getting clinton to help them in these senate races. >> dana: republicans are in a bind because we have joe heck in this state who is running for a u.s. senate seat. several weeks ago and as a result he has taken heat from many republicans out there. it is a tough spot. thank you very much. we'll check in again tomorrow. >> kim: elizabeth warren using donald trump's words against him with the nasty woman thing. a government report is saying

jump next year and significant is what they are reporting. the premiums are going to jump an average of 22% for the silver plan. it will cost nearly $300 a month. the hike is being blamed on insurers raising prices. it is due to stem the losses from the anticipated customers. most consumers will not notice the price hikes because 85% subsidies. this is going to be a talking point for republicans for the next two weeks. >> dana: out rail growing this morning after thousands of our soldiers were told they would have to repay their bonuses to the pentagon. the l.a. times reporting that the pentagon is demanding that nearly 10,000 california national guard soldiers repay huge enlistment bonuses a decade

turns out california guard officials were facing a shortage of troops during the two wars. they offered bonuses of $15,000 or more to reenlist. after an audit and investigation, pentagon says many bonuses were given to soldiers who didn't qualify for them. the soldiers as you can imagine feel betrayed. california guard says it has to follow the law and they want their money back. this morning. that manhunt continues in oklahoma for a double murder suspect who is hinting at more violence to come. let me set the scene here. michael vance opened fire with an ak-47 on sunday night injuring two officers in that community. he then shot and carjacked a woman. the woman and officers suffering nonlife threatening injuries.

dangerous. there is new video of him taunting officers on facebook live. >> this is real. you want to know what is up next? stay tuned to your local news. >> kim: that suspect accused of killing his aunt and uncle. they say he recently was accused of sexually assaulting a child. he is considered armed and dangerous and still on the run >> dana: the ex-wife of disgraced former subway pitch span suing the company that made him famous. >> i filed this lawsuit because i have questions that some day my children will ask me and i imagine the families of the 14 victims are asking, questions to which i have no other way to get answers. questions like what did subway

in prison finance child porn and sex charges. she says subway knew about it and did nothing to prevent it. >> tom: we are getting report of an accident at 95. we're in route right now. there will be a weekend closure of charleston between nellis and lamb while a pedestrian bridge installed here. that's coming up on friday night through monday right now we go to team traffic and jeff. >> jeff: our traffic ahead forecast showing 15 southbound currently 10 minutes from craig to the bowl. add five minutes one hour from now. push going from rainbow to downtown -- >> kelly: as you are heading out the door be prepared for patchy fog out there. you can see clouds are a little

morning. temperatures upper 50's and low 60's across much of the las vegas valley this morning and relative humidity is up there 90-100% across much of the valley. patchy fog to contend with. that should burn off by mid-morning. for the afternoon mostly sunnyny skies and temperatures close to normal for this time of year. indian springs 73. boulder city 78 for a high. primm 76. in las vegas today 78. st we have to wait for fog and clouds to burn off. then returning to the 80's wednesday and thursday. right now halloween is looking dry. >> dana: time for the water cooler. fight night on channel 3 on "the voice." the knockout rounds began last night. two singers enter, only one

??? both of them on team alicia. she had to choose one and she chose that young lady to continue. knockout rounds continue tonight on channel 3. what was president obama doing hours ago on late night television? he was reading mean tweets. as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states exclamation point at real donald trump. at least i will go down as a president. >> dana: a drop the mic moment last night. >> kim: he just dropped the cell phone there. we're saying see you.

they are interviewing crazy fans that are already drinking ahead of the game tonight. >> dana: it was our 5:00 hour so it was 7:00 chicago time. >> kim: that's a.m. >> krystal: they got started a little early. we're going to continue to follow local news allegedly placing hidden cameras inside his rental home. >> jeff: plus two businesses joining forces for an unusual deal. where you can buy a ring and get

our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be?

good morning. good morning. two weeks to go. the presidential race enters the homestretch. a new poll out this morning shows hillary clinton with a solid lead, but donald trump is not buying it. >> it's called voter suppression because people are -- oh, gee, we're winning. >> while the clinton campaign focuses on winning both the white house and congress. breaking overnight. a river rapids ride at a popular theme park malfunctions, killing four people, two of them thrown from their seats, two others trapped inside, as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. manhunt. a frantic search for an oklahoma man accused of shooting at least six people, including two police