john treanor joins us with the latest. john. >> jim, a 15-story fall. i want to give you an idea how remote an area this is. this is six miles east of where those hikers are being interviewed. this is how far we had to drive to get a solid cell phone signal we'll show a shot we maid just about an hour ago. notice the hikers over by the picnic table. those are the hikers we believe that are with the person who fell and died today. they are not out for a long hiking trip. looks like a day trip. this is a very popular day, 100th anniversary of the parks, now a night of mourning as police are trying to find out what happened. these are very steep scenic areas of town. we are right now trying to figure out exactly what happened. as you are investigators. it will likely not come out until tomorrow though. that is where we are expecting to get the identity of the person who fell as well, maybe what happened now. john treanor, news 3, back to you guys. those beautiful rock formations can be. john thank you. >>> a local babysitter accused of killing a baby, by d

no longer can they surrender >> john treanor joins us. >> the decision tonight, try to fix what's broken on one on one counseling. >> on any given day the shelter cages are full. the animal foundation, the temporary home for stray and surrendered pets in clark added here. many brought by owners who say they can no longer take care of them but that process will soon change. >> what we will start doing is having owners who wish to surrender a pet by appointment. >> maybe there's another option, a little help, that will keep the dog with the owners. >> really give us a chance to have individualized discussions, >> pushing some owners to abandon their pets. >> owners call on wednesday and say hey i'm doing this in the next two days and they say you know come talk to us in a week or two. that is a concern for me. >> the animal foundation admits, wait times could be an issue but they are confident fewer strays more happy homes will stay together. >> they really have fallen on hard times, maybe live in an underserved part of the community, they just need to help. >> this change goes into effect

. >> one local teen is jet setting around the world pursuing her passion for >> news3 john treanor shows you how the art project did i makes time for school. >> when you sit down and talk to autumn deforest. >> i'm working with the foundation that michelle obama is working on. >> it is easy to forget that you are talking to a 14-year-old. >> i love to paint. >> the las vegas native works with students in some of pride. >> i am able and have the opportunity to go to these schools and paint with these wonderful kids. and just show them that you can do -- you can just try this and then -- and you know maybe just let your creative mind flow. you could continue with it. >> but despite the fact that she once sold $100,000 worth of her paintings at age 8 in just 16 minutes autumn is still a student. not iny painter has led her to the nevada connection academy. she takes online courses. >> it gives me the freedom and the flexibility to continue my education abroad. >> autumn credits that flexibility as a life line almost. the ability to continue school and pursue life as a frod 80, taking tests

new tonight news 3's john treanor found out first hand just how quick a hacker can. >> reporter: we all log to follow, seeing something to a friends we have not seen in years, but did you evered actually think who could be looking for you and all that. of course there are privacy locations and even have twitter read your recent website visits that one is automatic by the way, it is the same on facebook, want to be secure, just set your

john treanor, news3. >> thank you john. brought willie wonka to life and kept us dancing for decades. ? to fair with pure imagination. >> gene wilder died at his home of complications from alzheimer's disease. mel brooks classics, blazing saddles and the childhood av chocolate factory. >> cpap machines do not reduce the risk of heart attacks in patients with heart disease. the study looked at 2700 patients worldwide with moderate to severe sleep apnea. research indicated that while sleeping, it did not reduce the effect of heart disease. >> cody miller received the keys to las vegas from carolyn goodman. the month has been surreal including younger swimmers looking up to him. years ago, 12 years ago, we all wanted to be like the olympians and now it's weird and cool. i'd never dream i would get a key to the city. super-cool. >> got to know him over the course of the last several weeks. marathon and an individual medal. >> you know what for all those young aspiring, it's going to be pool weather for a while. what we're heari

well news 3 john treanor saw firsthand how quick a hacker can get in. >> reporter: we all log on. share our day. check n post, like, unlike, follow, unfollow. alert a friend e post a photo. >> who could see these videos or trying to find you on the internet and how easy it might be? >> reporter: of course there are privacy and security settings on twitter. you can see who reads tweets and set a location. have twitter read your recent website visits. that is automatic by the way. same on facebook. want to be secure set your privacy settings to private. we thought that. until we met dan. >> this is a way to assure your >> well, no. >> dan about to show us how secure we are by getting access to stuff i thought was locked away. he will hack into my facebook page. >> there you are. look at the pictures. >> reporter: takes 10 seconds. process we cannot give all the details. to but essentially he gets my social media, social security number pastes it into a completely free website. and there it is. every picture i have tag informed every photo, comment i have made. everything. only keys

>> 24 years ago he was sentenced >> john treanor is here with that. >> imagine this: these are the people that have served commutations. 673 names spreading over eight years. today, you can add tim tyler's name to this list. on tuesday night, 2,000 miles away in a federal prison cell there is hope for the firstim in 24 years. and in a small kitchen south of the las vegas strip there is finally a promise of a reunion. tim tyler is coming home. his brother is getting the news at 2:30. >> i can get rid of a smile on my face. >> tim tyler was a dead head arrested for selling lsd. he pled minimum, faced a mandatory minimum of life without parole. out of prison. for more than two decades, his sister kerrie was too emotional to talk. >> it is incredible what he must be feeling now. >> it was when he was pondering what might have happened. >> that might be him. >> is this kerrie there? >> it is, what are you the news. >> i called mommy today and as soon as i told her, her whole like it was like she had a new lease on life. i felt this energy lift all the way off her. i was like, man! >> we got a

liz: thank you, john treanor, people's united.ing bell rings] the fed is attempting, not succeeding to take the air out of the markets. there is closing bell. ashley, melissa, interesting to see green on the screen here. ashley: interesting day, liz, thank you very much. stocks fighting for gains in the final moments for trading. i'm ashley webster, in this afternoon for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. major shake-up in the trump campaign, as new polls show him trailing double digits in key swing states. how hillary clinton is responding. trump blaming democrats for taking advantage of the african-american community. activist and niece of the late martin luther king, jr., will join us with her take coming up,

let's get right to john treanor. he's been talking to the experts at unlv about this. >> the seismograph started to go off earlier today. they were wondering what it was. we had reports of magnitude. it's actually a 1.6. you likely didn't feel it. but if you did and up wondered where it was, victorville, california, a mining company in boran set off an explosion less than a quarter mile deep. it was felt all the way over here. surprisingly still if you don't know about this area of research. if you were in boulder city and may have felt something, henderson itself may have felt seismograph. about a 1 magnitude, maybe a 1.5. so rumblings in boulder city, the cause of which from a mining company in boran, came. >>> now to a home break-in. a mother's ashes were taken in the heist. >> it happened at a home near sahara and cimarron. denise rosch is live outside of the neighborhood. chances are the thieves had no idea what >> reporter: yeah, reed and jim, the urn looks about the size of a large jewelry box. the family just

let's get right to john treanor. he's been talking to the experts at unlv about this. >> the seismograph started to go off earlier today. they were wondering what it was. we had reports of magnitude. it's actually a 1.6. you likely didn't feel it. but if you did and up wondered where it was, victorville, california, a mining company in boran set off an explosion less than a quarter mile deep. it was felt all the way over here. surprisingly still if you don't know about this area of research. if you were in boulder city and may have felt something, henderson itself may have felt

. >> reporter: and john treanor just wrapped up an interview on his 13 years on the job, he's never seen anything like this. we'll have more on this story for you -- coming up at 11:00. i'm denise rosch for news 3. back to you in the studio. >> we've had africanized bees for some years of they can be aggressive but when a professional gets so hurt -- >> and to the point he's fighting for his life. >>> we're learning more about the knife attack in london. >> including m american woman who was killed. >>> also this -- >> i'm reed cowan with news 3's i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? tment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guarante

accuseded of abusing the trust put in him and committing sex john treanor has more. >> reporter: when parents came to pick up their kids from boys and girls club on friday. they were greeted with this. a letter explaining to them a nightmare turned reality. the director of the club, willis brown, coach willis to most, was arrested. the 44-year-old accused of having inappropriate relationship with as many as three teens. the letter assured parents the organization was shocked. disturbed. fully cooperating with rattled parents. >> very shocking. especially director. main person you are approached by when there is a concern by your child. >> he was a really nice guy from what we have seen. but this is -- i mean i have no words. i am at a loss for words. >> reporter: everyone we talked to through the fences surrounding the parking lot. said same thing. not coach willis. mentoring teens and now lewd with them. ones of the teens described the man he >> he was cool. i never thought he would do this. >> reporter: details of what happened are few. metro investigators telling us they first went

new tonight news 3's john treanor found out first hand just how quick a hacker can. >> reporter: we all log to follow, seeing something to a friends we have not seen in years, but did you evered actually think who could be looking for you and all that. of course there are privacy locations and even have twitter read your recent website visits that one is automatic by the way, it is the same on facebook, want to be secure, just set your met him. >> is there a way to ensure it is reality? >> well, no. >> dan is just about to show us how jury we really are by getting access to stuff that i thought was safe. he is about to hack into my facebook page. >> there you are. >> it takes him 10 seconds, a process we can't give all the details to, but essentially he gets ni social security and have ever liked, every comment i made,ing. the only keys dan hit were the ones that spelled my name. >> we are giving up our personal information for the ability, the ease of communication. >> reporter: nag jibe the internet like this, it is constantly taking a screenshot of everything you post. want to go bac

liz: thank you, john treanor, people's united. [closing bell rings] the fed is attempting, not succeeding to take the air out of the markets. there is closing bell. ashley, melissa, interesting to see green on the screen here. ashley: interesting day, liz, thank you very much. stocks fighting for gains in the final moments for trading. i'm ashley webster, in this afternoon for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. major shake-up in the trump campaign, as new polls show him trailing double digits in key swing states. how hillary clinton is responding. trump blaming democrats for taking advantage of the african-american community. activist and niece of the late martin luther king, jr., will join us with her take coming up, alveda king. >>> russia teaming up with iran to bomb targets in syria. the message they're sending to the obama administration. ashley: let's get back to the markets. shares