what investigators are saying about this one coming up. >> kim: exclusive. consumer reports experts sounds off on credit cards versus cash. do you fall into the category where you may be in trouble this morning? it's brand new and we have it headed your way. >> dana: good morning. it is 5:00 on this thursday october 27. dude be home to an nba franchise? >> kim: it is being talked about. the t-mobile arena going to be home to a hockey team. maybe the nba as well. first we're the wagners, kim and dana coming to you live from news 3. >> dana: we're going to check in with tom and talk about car nado which started 7 hours ago.

>> kelly: we are looking at clouds that have moved into the valley this morning so that is keeping temperatures warmer. 70 by 9:00 a.m. going to be above normal. 9 at noon and 84 at 4:00. cooler temperatures on the way along with rain chances. we'll talk more about that in 10 minutes. >> tom: travel times are fine this morning as we start out. car nado starting at 10:00 last night and the biggest element o from i15-90. supposed to start at 10:00 last night. that ramp is still open. traffic on mlk is closed. who are you going to believe? we'll check more into that as the news continues. >> kim: we have breaking news. let's take you to the scene as we speak. kendall reporting live near the

we got conflicting reports about what is going on out there. what have you found? >> we do know a male victim was shot in the throat out here this morning. that initial call coming in just before 3:30 this morning. we're near maryland and reno where the 7 eleven has yellow tape around it. the victim was taken to sunrise hospital listed as critical currently, as you can imagine throat. the first responders -- we don't have a description for the person they are looking for. that was the person who pulled the trigger. we'll bring you the latest here on news 3 as well as news3lv.com throughout the morning. that is the latest at 27 eleven near maryland and reno. >> dana: stay on the scene and

and we'll check back in in about a half an hour. >> kim: a woman injured and man dead after metro says a car hit them while they were walking down a sidewalk near charleston and the boulevard. they believe the driver was impaired when she swerved off the street and hit the two people on the sidewalk. those victims were rushed to umc where the woman passed away. the man suffer the woman has been booked in the clark county detention center. >> krystal: this is out of new york city. look at the flames shooting out of this building. one person has lost his or her life. one other critically injured. it was an intense situation. about a dozen other injured after this apartment building caught fire on the city's upper east side.

with an intense situation here. at one point the flames were so rough that people left surrounding buildings because of the heat, smoke and falling embers. the first building damaged beyond repair but the two adjoining buildings could be saved. a developing story we'll continue to follow. >> dana: metro needs your help finding a man who went into a store on the east side of the valley and robbed t the one on the right has a good up close picture of his face. the robbery happened at a store in nellis. the guy goes in and pulled out a gun and took off with an undies closed amount of cash. if you recognize him, call crime stoppers. >> city officials are moving forward with a plan to get the raiders here to las vegas. they want to know what you think. all of us locals, are you on board?

hired a sports group to conduct a survey and doing it through the las vegas chamber of commerce. they want to evaluate the support in town for building a $2 billion stadium with $750 million coming from public money. it's easy for you to sound off. we set up a link on news3lv.com and share your opinion. >> dana: we know the nhl is coming to town. they'll play their first game next october. raiders may be moving here. what about an nba team? mgm c.e.o. is working on bringing an existing nba team to las vegas to play at the t-mobile arena. sacramento kings just signed a contract to stay in their city so they won't be coming here. milwaukee just built a new arena there.

it would be relocation of a team. >> he didn't give details on which teams could be in the running here. adam silver has said the league does not plan on expanding. there has been positive signs. the nba summer league is a total staple in the summertime in las vegas. t-mobile arena which be the home of the team and mgm owns the t-mobile arena. they built it with $375 million. >> harry kerri would say cubs win, cubs win although they did it in cleveland last night. wrigley field in the center. and you know that you are an important employee when they send a plane for you so you can play in the game. >> you are talking about kyle. >> he hurt his knee and couldn't play all year.

team made it to the world series and they did and he played. he got a couple of hits last night. >> it is now 5:07, still to come research shows if you are amy lenial and thinking it's a good thing to not have a credit card. you can be mistaken. brand new information we're waking up to and we're sharing it. >> ah trump? no, why would they have this on their car. we'll let you know coming up. >> kim: a deer caught on camera

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

>> kim: welcome back. a university wisconsin student is accused of raping another student earlier this month and once that made the news, it was a flood of accusations that started to come forward against that man at the center of your screen. alec cook right now being investigated for the rape of a 20-year-old female student takes

media attention in this small community and madison police have been investigating several more claims as a result. because it has gotten so much traction, "the today show" is all over this story as he faces 15 counts of sexual assault added against him. officials expect more people to come to light. the today show goes in depth when this broadcast ends. >> dana: they are cleaning up some of the damage from two powerful after shocks in centr scale. the next one was eight times strong at 6.1. amazingly no reports of serious injuries or anyone trapped in the rubble. they are calling these after shocks from that strong earthquake that hit italy two months ago that killed nearly 300 people. >> kim: this may come as a surprise. more and more millennials don't

but consumer reports says going without a credit card is actually a big mistake. >> 19-year-old nolan is working his way through college sand very careful with his money. he says he doesn't quantity to risk getting a credit card. >> i've seen some friends rack up a lot of debt that they can't pay off and i don't want that to be me. >> that might sound like a smart move but not having a credit money expert says responsibly using a credit card and building a high credit score is critical. >> your credit score figures into all kinds of financial transactions. getting a mortgage, auto insurance, a car loan and you can't have the best credit score unless you responsibly use a credit card. >> you should aim to have a

of that score. >> have you to pay all your credit card bills on time and in full. >> to avoid credit card pitfall set up payment alerts on your smartphone and don't keep that information on file with retailers. that can make it too easy to click and buy. nolan uses cash or his debit card for everyday purchases. >> i'm going to need to start to build my >> when he does he'll use it responsibly to build good credit. >> kim: the producer says kim stop telling me what to do. this affects so many people that fall in the 18-35-year-old category. consumer reports says another benefit they have important fraud protections that debit cards and other forms of payment don't v. we're focusing on car

of 10:00 last night the ramp from 95 north to i15 north would be close and traffic detoured to mlk. clearly that is not the case. they are not quite ready to do that because they are still working on the mlk connection into i15. that part of it postponed until tonight. there are other portions they have sit down a portion on i15 south to 95 north. we'll be above this that means now in order to get on to u.s. 95 from 15 you make an exit at lake mead surface street. mlk is sure to get jammed up in the rush hour with this. that will take you into february. travel times are looking good. no delays on the freeways as we get to weather kelly. >> kelly: we are starting out with a time lapse look from yesterday. blue skies to get things going. you can see a little bit of

mountains. clouds increasing throughout the day. mainly high thin clouds. was a very pretty sunset yesterday. sunrise will be gorgeous. clouds help that light bounce off and make beautiful colors. temperatures mild this morning. you are going to want a sweater though, north las vegas 60 right now. green valley 64. we have clouds that have been making their way into the area. you can see those streaming up fromo northern california into oregon and washington as well. rain showers on the way for us as we get into late tonight and into tomorrow. today still dry. partly sunny skies. about a 50/50 mix for most of the day. 84 is the expected high. that is 8-degrees above normal for today's date. tonight 68 for the low. mild, mostly cloudy skies. going to add a blanket.

scattered showers throughout the day. breezy conditions developing. 78 is the expected high. going to be dry over the weekend. breezy conditions developing sunday. clouds and wind and everything moves out for halloween on monday. mostly sunny and 74. >> dana: thank you for that. time to take you live to the floor of the nasdaq and there she is jane king joining us this morning. brian sandoval highly regarded in this sta job around here. how much does he make compared to other governors? >> it doesn't pay really well to be the leader of a state. there is lots of perks but also lots of stress. governor sandoval makes just under $150,000 a year. pennsylvania is the highest at 190,000. the least paid it was governor of maine.

him inside the governor's mansion inside his kitchen. we know tesla is building the big battery plant near reno. they are making some pretty good money right now. >> a surprise how well they did. $22 million profit in the most recent period led by the sales of electric cars. only the second time tesla has by the model s and x. they reduced spending and that helped as well. >> dana: people that drive the teslas just love them so continued success for that company. >> kim: we have a dine and dash situation you will never forget. in and out that fast.

people freaked out when na happened. no one is hurt. the deer comes right through and goes back out. wait, this is the wrong place. everyone is ok but they are going to have to do a repair job since the deer did not use the door on the way out. we take you to the scene right now. this is two blocks south of specifically. we have gotten word that a person has been shot in the neck at that location. kendall is on scene gathering information as that person has been rushed to sunrise hospital. we'll get additional reports as the investigation continues. >> a local man recovering after people broke in his house and attacked him in his own home. how metro says this crime is

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>> tom: we are looking at a pretty good commute right now. we start at the airport connector. there is work here that doesn't seem to be causing any mayor delay. we're concentrating on car nado. at the have work going on but not causing big delays. another detour you'll have to deal with is to get from i15 north to martin luther king boulevard. the ramp at the bowl is closed so you have to make that loop at charleston, get on to martin luther king boulevard there. the biggest change 15 north 95

tonight. so the two lane ramp still open. enjoy it while you can because tomorrow this time it should be closed for the next two months. >> kelly: clouds rolled in overnight and that is keeping temperatures more mild as you step out this morning. pahrump coming in at 57. boulder city 64. it a cup until oregon getting harassed for having their last name on their license plate. >> kim: they've had this for nine years on their license

vulgarer comments. forwandering who brian trump is supporting, he wouldn't say and it doesn't matter. she had what is important let's put politics aside. people need to treat each other better n. light of everything happening he and his wife plan to put a sticker on their cars that say it's my last name and i've got better hair. >> the clinton family in arkansas taking heat too. >> kim: probably. let's update you on playing out in our own backyard this. is near the campus of unlv at maryland and tropicana. specifically maryland and reno at that 7 eleven where two hours ago they got a phone call to police that someone was shot in the neck that. person has been rushed to sunrise hospital. kendall is getting additional information and we'll check in ahead.

he shaved somebody's face into the back of this guy's head. >> kim: the green eyes that people have seen all over the globe because of national geographic back in the news again and it's not for a ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada.

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near the campus of unlv. we'll take you to the scene for a live report in moments. plus -- >> it is very difficult to get people out and talking to each other and getting to know each other. >> dana: an 83-year-old man attacked in his own home here in the valley. why he thinks the robbers did it. >> i didn't hear that you voted early. >> kim: voting advice from justin timberlake. we know he had the selfie from the voting booth and he's talking about it this morning. >> dana: good morning. 5:29 on this thursday morning. could the las vegas strip be

exploring this morning. mgm hopes so since they have a vested interest in the t-mobile arena. they hope to hoop it up over there like they are going to be playing hockey. >> dana: let's check in with tom. >> tom: we want to bring you up to speed on project neon. this is where there is work to reroute the martin luther king boulevard ramp to 95. they were hoping to have it done by this morning. now they are lng having that big movement, i15 north on u.s. 95 north by tomorrow morning. postponed until tonight to make that ramp. right now you are using the old ramp. a look outside shows they have the old mlk ramp closed. however this ramp which is going to be shut down for months is still open so enjoy it while you

sixth right now. 84 is our expected high. 8 above normal. below normal temperatures are on the way. when they'll arrive is coming up in 10 minutes. >> kim: back to the breaking news that is playing out near the campus of unlv. live images from the 7 eleven where this took place just two hours ago. a man shot in the throat and rushed to sunrise hospital where he's fighting for his life. this is maryland parkway and reno. information as we speak. we'll check in with her in moments. >> dana: an 83-year-old man at his own home tuesday night when four people break into his house and attack him. craig on this story for us this morning. this is a disturbing story that everybody needs to hear. >> it is. good morning. violent crime here in the las vegas area is up 14% when you compare this year to last year.

that happened tuesday night, that is reflecting part of a disturbing trend in the area. that's the victim, 83 years old, robert willis telling police that fourteen agers broke in his home and beat him up. robberies including home invasions up 17.2% and homicide are up 24%. >> our department is working very hard to keep our citizens secure. however, we still have these very hard to prevent. >> reporter: back here live, metro headquarters, it was just yesterday morning we reported on the 140th homicide of this year that happened near red rock elementary school. >> kim: thank you for that. a woman is dead, a man injured after local police say a car hit

down a sidewalk minding their own business. happening just hours ago. it takes us back to 10:00 last night at this location charleston and the boulevard. officers believe the driver was impaired when she swerved off the road and slammed into the two people on the sidewalk. the victims rushed to umc where the woman passed away. the man suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. the driver >> dana: if you own a moped, you are soon going to have to register that at the dmv. up to now you could just ride around on one of those things unregistered. lawmakers decided to change that loophole because there were d.u.i. offenders out there that couldn't drive cars that could legally drive mopeds. moped registration is going to

>> kim: live to chicago. game three is moving to that location tonight. last night in cleveland the cubs ended up evening things up. it's 1-1 now. cubs have one win and cleveland have one win. the must see moments from the world series last night including one guy they sent a plane for. that's how valuable they think he is. >> dana: the afghan woman who graced the cover of national geographic magazine has been was taken into custody coming up. >> kim: still to come, more fun with the world series. die hard fans, we've seen some cool creations.

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>> this woman is from afghanistan. she has striking green eyes and because of that she was on the cover of national geographic when she was 14 years old. now she has been arrested. she was actually 12 when photographer captured that image of her living in a refugee camp for afghan nationals in pakistan. now she's in her 40's. she was documents and staying illegally in pakistan. if convicted she could be jailed for up to 14 years or be deported. >> an illinois barber is having some fun with his cubs being in the world series. so he's using them as a source of inspiration after not being there for 71 years and they are finally back. taking hair cuts to a whole new

someone's hair turning it into a work of art. this this case it's a cubs player. he now plans ongoing back to chicago, setting up shop there to see who is willing to take a chance. he's in illinois but not in the city. can you recognize what player that is? that may be too hard to put someone on the spot because the script doesn't indicate it. we can all check in onhi >> tom: i don't know the cubs lineup well enough to recognize the face but it's a nice cut. there is a postponement for one more night of this major closure. that is the biggest part of car nado, a part of project neon. for the time being you can see it's the martin luther king boulevard ramp shut down while the other ramp to 95 north is still open. here is where they are doing the work at martin luther king boulevard in order to reroute

on martin luther king boulevard is going to be closed. to get to martin luther king, you'll have to bypass, circle back and then take 95 south. lots of changes going on there. checking travel times. they are in the green. traffic ahead forecast predicts what it will be like in a couple of hours barring unforseen accidents. we do traffic and wer >> kelly: as you are getting ready to head out the door, grab a light jacket. temperatures warmer than what we've seen lately. we have clouds in the area acting like a blanket keeping us warmer in the overnight hours. gibbson middle school 60. when you get there 65. this afternoon you are not going to need that jacket. temperatures warming up to 8 above normal.

s you might need it again. we're going to talk about it coming up. >> dana: i'm going to have to buy one. the indians and cubs facing off in game two of the world series. a guy who hasn't played all season played a big role in this one last night. it's an nbc network exclusive we have first for you on news 3. new in our 6:00 hour to us graceland.

firefighters are just putting out hot spots we understand that at least seven firefighters were injured. a dozen people having to be taken to the hospital. this happened on the city's upper east side and quickly spread to two buildings. the first building was damaged beyond repair but two adjoining buildings it spread to could be saved. >> kim: we take to you boston. a fire breaking out on a subway car in boston. the passengers smashing out windows to get away. the fire sparked because of an overheated engine. nobody was injured which is amazing when you look at these images. >> dennis: finding out you have cancer, one of the hardest and most devastating moments in a lifetime. as we observe national breast

a local woman touched by cancer forced to make a very difficult decision that likely saved her life. michelle has more on how her family history played a huge role. >> what if you had the opportunity to reduce your risk of cancer but at a great personal cost? jamie had to make a very difficult decision after learning she inherited a gene mutation that severely increases her risk of cancer. it's the same genome tis announced her brave decision to have both breasts removed and later her ovaries as a precaution after her mother, her aunt and grandmother all died from cancer. jamie said she never thought she'd find herself in the samshus. >> never in a million years i did think that -- sorry. >> learn more about how the

tonight at 11:00. >> dana: game two of the world series. and before the series game last night chris bryant received a hank aaron award with a hall of fame slugger sitting next to him. congratulations to the kid who graduated from bonanza high school. to the highlight for the game last night. it was sold out again at progressive field in cleveland. lot of fans on hand for this one. getting used it was chilly. this guy only played in three regular season games before he tore a ligament in his knee. the only way he was going to play in the playoffs was if they made it to the world series and they did. he flies into cleveland and played. he had two hits, a couple of r.b.i.'s. and the cubs win 5-1 to tie the

where i cannily starts at 5:00 our time. >> kim: when they are sending a private plane to pick you up, you know you are a valuable player. we have more information coming in as we check in with tom and he's talking car nado. >> tom: first want to mention there is a small accident here eastbound as you make the ramp from las vegas boulevard looks like tractor trailer involved. traffic getting by it ok. here is where that hitch is. it was scheduled to be shut down last night but they are having trouble getting everything done. the mlk exit is closed and will

travel times look good on the 515. lot of sunshine gets things started. this is snow. we've got high thin clouds moving through but precipitation is on the way. be snow atop the mountains so that will be interesting to watch. 58 is the current temperature at pahrump valley high school. low 60's across much of the area. more mild than what we should see this time of year. summerlin you are at 62 right now. paradise 63. we've got clouds that have been

right now. no rain for us, not today. but we could see wet weather as we get into late tonight and early tomorrow. highs today going to be above normal. pahrump 81. overton 87. these will probably be the warmest temperatures we're going to see for a while. boulder city 66 tonight. our seven-day forecast, we're looking at cooler temperatures on the 78, scattered showers. highs in the low 80's for the weekend which breezy conditions on sunday. waze get into next week we're talking low to mid 70's. >> kim: live pictures of trump tower in las vegas. donald trump one of the top stories on the today show and so are we. battleground nevada. you are waking up to new polling

today show" this morning. donald trump is now even with hillary clinton here in the state of nevada. still to come this morning michael phelps is married? when did this happen? he kept talking about how he and his fiance didn't set a date. talking about that selfie he took in the booth. got in a little trouble for that. jimmy and justin singing a hit

robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i

>> dana: justin timberlake stopping by "the tonight show" just hours ago on this very channel. they got in a little bit of trouble. when he was voting took a selfie of himself. pictures are not allowed in the voting booth. >> what have you been up to? we never talk. i recently but super quiet under the radar. >> i didn't hear that you voted early. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> do have you any advice for anyone out there? >> >> get out and vote. don't take a picture of yourself

with the whole thing. he's not going to be charged with a crime. but don't do this in nevada either. it is against the law. michael phelps the olympic champion swimmer got married four months ago. remember at the games he was telling everybody he and his fiance were going to get married. they got married in june. they have a son together named boomer. mariah carey cancelling a lot of her latin american tour including shows in brazil and argentina. she is blaming promotor negligence for the cancellations

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?

>> kim: less than three hours ago a man was shot in the neck at that location. we have a live report in moments. >> dana: one person killed in an apartment fire.

>> kim: also headed to vegas. we're talking about it and there is a big question mark at the end of this one. we're getting hockey. we're trying to get the nfl and raiders. are we going to get basketball too? the nba in vegas. we explore ahead. >> dana: good morning. 6:00 straight up on this thursday october 27. nba now, they are talking about we hado teams. now maybe three. >> kim: wasn't long ago that was a dirt road. we may have the nhl, nfl and nba. we're all grown up in vegas. >> dana: traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. travel times coming up from jeff. we're going to check in with kelly on that forecast but tom up in sky 3. car nado began eight hours ago.