bring on the next season. >> reed: thanks chloe. here in southern nevada an unlikely person is responsible for the grand opening of a new charter school. rapper pit bull who also has of nevada. >> marie: news 3's kyndell nunley takes us to its grand opening ceremony. [ cheering ] . >> kyndell: singing aloud. and even some with a little jig. the students at nevada's sports leadership and management academy also known as slam are definitely ready to kick off the academic year for the first time in the school's history. >> what doesn't kill you makes you here at slam what we're doing is teaching you there is no boundaries guys. >> reporter: slam is not only unique for its curriculum but one of the organizers behind its opening. armando christian perez also known as pit bull is the school's ambassador >> you are making history. this is the second slam school in the united states of america. i want to you own that. i want to you understand how powerful this is going to be not only in the united states but around the world. >> kyndell: sl

>> chloe: how are you carrying that? this is a bass drum. >> yeah. when i was younger it was different. now i've gotten use to it. >> chloe: how excite ready you for the game tonight. >> super excited. we're going to beat them. >> chloe: you heard it here. they say they're going to beat s. d. i also want to interview a couple of other friends that i've made out here. this is megan and carly. these guys are the captains here at sierra vista high school. against spring valley. tell me how you have been preparing for that? >> we've been practicing really hard, having a good time. >> chloe: what is something you are looking forward to the most tonight at 7:00 kick off. >> i am just really excited for our school spirit. i am excited to see it all. >> chloe: are you guys going to show us a piece of not only a sideline cheer but some stunting. you want to show us that right now? and you guys take it away with . routine. cool. they're getting ready. this is seriously a very impressive school. i don't say this a lot. this might be one of my favorite schools i

. >> chloe: hey guys chloe beardsley here live at cimarron memorial high school right now. i got the color with twins hanna and hailey. these girls are getting ready for the big game tonight at 7:00 against las vegas high school. we'll have their latest routine that's how many nevada jobs joe heck puts at risk... when he votes big oil's way. joe heck's taken hundreds of thousands in big oil money... and voted their way... protecting billions in tax breaks for oil companies. and threatening nevada's solar economy. twenty five thousand nevada jobs at risk. because joe heck's in big oil's pocket. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content... round] they're bringiging drugs, they'e brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! get out! >> r

chloe beardsley has more. >> chloe: mary ann is such a humble person. she didn't even want to do this interview. she says the reason she helps so mary ann came prepared this week with friends in tow they're ready to feed everyone here. >> god is good to me and i need to pass it on. >> reporter: she makes all of the packed meatball sandwichs that show a little bit of her personality. >> i am italian and i love meatballs. >> homemade sandwiches. good stuff! >> bottled water. oranges. they cake care of us. >> reporter: she also brings the homeless items >> we have couple of real young kids who i know they didn't have anything. i brought him a pair of tennis shoes, underwear, some shampoo and soap. and he said how did you know. i said i knew. you don't have anything. he said i don't. >> chloe: she got started nearly a decade ago when a friend asked her to volunteer. she use to make trips with her husband until he passed away four years ago but continues the on the street. >> these people understanding and peace and joy. something jesus told everybody to be

. >> chloe: hey guys. chloe beardsley here at centennial high school home of the bull dogs! [ cheering ] they're teaching me some stretches. what are these called? what are these for? >> these are for your hamstrings. >> these guys got a big game they're preparing for tonight. they've also got this other cool thing they do. what are they called dog jacks. for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. senate majority pac is responsible stuff segment. it's where we shine a light on good people doing good things in our world. >> marie: our focus today a six-year-old boy in california being called a hero by emergency responders after calling 911 and saving his pregnant moth

let's check in with chloe beardsley who joins us live with this game of the week. >> chloe: we're so i just walked out of the tunnel. this is the patriots tunnel where the football players will be walking out of. all honesty i wanted to stay in there because it's shaded and is toasty. we're going introduce you to some of the cheerleaders here gearing up for the game and talk about some of the football players getting ready to play desert pines. today we're at liberty high school. we're going look at the weather. looking outside most of the neighborhoods are still pretty toasty. you can see the numbers on the screen right now. the numbers yesterday. later this evening we're looking to drop down the temperatures to the mid-80s by 7:00. we're going to stick with clear skies throughout the evening. winds pick up slightly to ten miles an hour. as far as the rest of the week goes? we're going remain fairly dry. there's not much impact right now. big changes are headed our way by next week. i'll show you in just a second. overnight tonight. like i said, looking at the clear skies. temperatu

here is chloe. >> chloe: you off to a great time weather-wise. a light jacket and you will get rid of it by this afternoon. warmer weather is expected later on in the day compared to yesterday. we are starting off with krystal clear skies in las vegas. temperature at 67 degrees downtown. 70s for sunrise and henderson. warm up nicely. 92 for our projected thigh afternoon under mostly sunny conditions. more details coming up in a lit bit, dana. >> dana: thank you. >>> a former has painted had is sheep orange. why would he do this? we will have answers ahead kimberly kim hope he is not a tennessee fan taking it personally. taking it personally in the best possible way, our 6:00 hour in the make a wish monday, that ups driver is looking to bring somethinng to looking to bring somethinng to i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, 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

seriously, chloe? >> chloe: i'm sorry. was i supposed to stop her? >> nick: well, did you try? chelsea needs to be focusing on herself right now, not rushing back to the office. >> chloe: no offense, nick, but i think i know my best friend a little better than you do, and what she needs right now is to let go of the past, remind herself that there is a life

check your beautiful weather forecast with chloe. >> chloe: you took the words right out of my mouth, tom. phenomenal outside. hope you enjoyed your weekend because the beautiful weather will continue for today. you can see a beautiful, beautiful skyline. barely any clouds. in las vegas. as we look at those temperatures starting off in the upper 60s to low 70s this afternoon. we will max out at 92 degrees. later on today, i will have the full forecast coming up in few minutes. >> kim: chloe, thank you for being here in kelly's absence adjusting your schedule. we appreciate it. >>> a man is dead another is behind bars after a shooting inside our local starbucks. craig have what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: just before 11:30 in the morning. a person at the drive through of the starbucks and the was in the drive through, placed an order and was ready to pay and that bankcard was declined. that person was angered by that and that person was armed. shots fired into the ceiling and one person a 40-year-old man shot in the chest by a i said was angered in the drive through. police sa

since returning the medal, chloe and joe have become fast friends.s is their second trip down the river, and they plan on many more, because joe may have lost an olympic medal, but he has clearly found something gold. steve hartman, "on the road" in atlanta, georgia. >> dubois: solid gold. that is the "cbs evening news," as we begin our 54th year as network television's first half- urur evening news broadcast. for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. have a good, and safe holiday weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hung up on a diploma. now, e acting chief.. proves to kp >>> the search for a new police chief in san francisco gets hung up on a diploma. the acting chief proves he has a college degree and explains why he first refused to talk about it. good evening. new at 6:00 after some questions, san francisco's acting police chief is showings off his diploma and asking why so many people are so focused on his education. kpix 5's cate caugiran on how the chief tried to end speculation today. >> re

medal. >> reporter: on monday, joe took the medal to chloe's school. it's pretty beat up now, but joe actually likes it better. he says it now has a better story and a much better moral. >> what brought me here today to talk to your class was an act of character, and this is what chloe and her family did. >> reporter: which leads us back to the chattahoochee. since returning the medal, cloay and joe have friends. this is their second trip down the river, and they plan on many more because joe may have lost an olympic medal, he has clearly found something gold. steve hartman, "on the road" in atlanta, georgia. >> dubois: solid gold. that is the cbs evening news. as we begin our 54th year as network television's first half-hour evening news broadcast. for scott pelley i'm maurice dubois. have a good and safe holiday from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. for the deciding game, here are the three finalists. a sixth-grade english teacher from somerset, new jersey... a middle school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and a

they practice five days a week and two hours a day minimum. >> chloe: what? >> yeah. at the same time so while they're working on their routines for their school performances they also have a competition performance they've been working on. >> chloe: i'm told that there are -- not every high school cheer team is part of a competitive team. separated from the rest. >> well this team, we've been rebuilding a lot. our team was a competitive team before i took over as the coach. and we took a year off. so i currently have a very young team. i only have two seniors. and most of the team is sophomores and freshmen. so we've been focus on tumbling to try to get them up to that level. >> chloe: that's awesome. we just got to see the tail end of that routine. they're going to be out here later tonight for the high school game against desert . >> that's right! [ cheering ] . >> chloe: so if you don't have plans tonight, you better be down here at liberty high school because this is where it's at this evening. 7:00 p.m. is kick off against desert pines. you are not going to want

chloe beardsley has more. >> chloe: that's right. i am so excited to talk with this wonderful woman. the organization she works with is called monday's dark. it is a whole night of and every month andrea gets to pick a charity to receive the proceeds adding up to $10,000. andrea says it's hard to call it work when you get to do something this cool for the community. each of these pictures highlight a different night of entertainment and a different charity she's reached out to help. just this past week, it was shiloh horse rescue. >> we have headliners for vegas shows that donate their time. >> reporter: andrea helped raise money for opportunity center and three square just to name a few. they benefit from the silent auction and tickets sold for each monday's dark performance. a nonprofit started by rock of ages star mark chinook three years ago. when you ask andrea about her work, you can feel her passion. >> i say that's my favorite show. that's my favorite show. that's an amazing charity. each one has it's own special place in wha

seriously, chloe? >> chloe: i'm sorry. was i supposed to stop her? >> nick: well, did you try? chelsea needs to be focusing on herself right now, not rushing back to the office. >> chloe: no offense, nick, but i think i know my best friend a little better than you do, and what she needs right now is to let go of the past, remind herself that there is a life

and chloe's special guest for show and tell. >> what brought me here today to talk to your class was an act of character. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm maurice dubois. the holiday weekend is beginning in the east with a deadly storm. hermine made landfall this morning in northern florida as a hurricane, first to hit that state since 2005. a man was killed by a fallen tree. tonight, hermine is a tropical storm, churning up the coast wind, and dangerous seas. we have a team on hermine's trail beginning with omar villafranca in port richey, florida. >> reporter: hurricane hermine barreled into the sunshine state around 2:00 a.m. this morning. the deadly storm flooded entire neighborhoods. wind gusts of up to 80 miles per hour snapped trees, one of which fell on top of a homeless man, killing him. power, with power lines down in most of the state. >> i don't know the condition of my house. i don't know if it's flooded or if it isn't. it's really, really, really bad. like, i've never seen it this bad before. >> reporte

seriously, chloe? >> chloe: i'm sorry. was i supposed to stop her? >> nick: well, did you try?ea needs to be focusing on herself right now, not rushing back to the office. >> chloe: no offense, nick, but i think i know my best friend a little better than you do, and what she needs right now is to let go of the past, remind herself that there is a life without adam.

since returning the medal, chloe and joe have become fast friends. this is their second trip down the river, and they plan on many more, because joe may have lost an olympic medal, but he has clearly found something gold. steve hartman, "on the road" in atlanta, georgia. >> dubois: solid gold. that is the "cbs evening news," as we begin our 54th year as network television's first half- hour evening news broadcast.ur for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. have a good, and safe holiday weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> a fire causing a rough start for travelers. hundreds of students walked out of class. don't throw those away. also not washiha was crawling up a restaurant wall. what was going on behind the counter. >>> arizona is hitting the road for labor day weekend. you are running into some big trouble. this was the scene on 17 northbound. there is a huge backup because of a car and trailer fire. his spread on each side of the freeway bus lanes is shut down through the mass. you can see on the north side and on the south side the

joe and chloe have become fast friend. this is their second trip down the river and count on many more. joe may have lost an olympic medal. but he has clearly found something golden. steve hartman, on the road. >>> where is hermine headed next? the deadly storm gains strength. leaving a path of destruction along the coast. also tonight, voters weigh in on hillary clinton's honestier use. and whether donald trump's minority outrea minds? >>> cold case solved in central, minnesota. what led police to the remains of a buy who hoy missing for de. >> a powerful earthquake felt in seven states, rattles the oil and gas industry. >> and, pope francis celebrates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother theresa, called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. hermine gaining strength and threatening to become a hurricane. the slow-moving system already killed at least two people including a homeless man hit by a falling tree in

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since returning the medal, chloe and joe have become fast friends. this is their second trip down the river, and they plan on many more, because joe may have lost an olympic medal, but he has clearly found something gold. steve hartman, "on the road" in atlanta, georgia. >> dubois: solid gold. that is the "cbs evening news," as we begin our 54th year as network television's first half- hour evening news broadcast.ur for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. have a good, and safe holiday weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by months: sometimes haste can make waste the massive undertaking that needs to take place... as c-c-s-d is set to get a brand new look by next school year. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> an uncertain future... for i-t-t technical institute. e and what that means for their students. ((denise valdez)) >>> an olympic gold medalist... surprises some of his youngest fans: you ever gonna wash that? no! the heartwarming moment b-m-x pro connor fields surprised a local fifth grader... who survived brain cancer./// <<< news music voice ove

joe and chloe have become fast friend. this is their second trip down the river and count on many more. joe may have lost an olympic medal. but he has clearly found something golden. steve hartman, on the road. in atlanta, georgia. >> reporter: that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new >>> where is hermine headed next? the deadly storm gains strength. leaving a path of destruction along the coast. >>> also tonight, voters weigh in on hillary clinton's honesty issues. and whether donald trump's minority outreach is changing minds? >>> cold case solved in centra what led police to the remains of a boy missing for decades? >> a powerful earthquake felt in seven states, rattles the oil and gas industry. >> santa teresa. >> and, pope francis celebrates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother teresa, called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, francis was ref

chloe? >> chloe: we'll do it again. it looks so good we have to show it off more. yesterday we topped out at 93 degrees. mid-90s for the next few days. 98 by thursday. and i'm so sorry you guys triple digits are back in the forecast by the weekend. and, you know, even though it's going to be warmer for the bite of las vegas, you know, it's only a few degrees above normal. we'll take it. just, you know --. >> marie: and going back to reed's note, i do believe that there is a event benefitting the candle it is happening over the weekend. it starts off in the morning. so look at those temperatures. i mean, talking about temperatures in the upper 70s. pretty sweet for a run and walk. >> chloe: absolutely. and for once it's probably -- your pets are probably excited that the weather has cooled down. so certainly something i'm sure the dogs are looking forward to. we're not going to burn ow our you laborers doing your labor on labor day. this day is for you. that does it for "news 3 live at three." "family feud" is coming up next. for seniors like barbara, social securit

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let's go out to chloe now it is an exciting time we like to feature yards of our viewers. any inclination to jump in the pool? people in the booth. >> reporter: chloe can hear our produce, which is good. she can't hear us. we'll go back out at the bbq event when we k. >>> a car make are sending a recall. next at 5:00 the dangerous problem that could affect nissan. >> maria: if you need proof that bruce springstein was born to >> reporter: call to stop using samsung phone model and an emergency about flying with them. how serious is the threat after north korea detonates a nuclear weapon. and the important message they are trying to twenty five thousand jobs. that's how many jobs nevada's created in clean energy. that's how many nevada jobs joe heck puts at risk... when he votes big oil's way. protecting billions in tax breaks for oil companies. and threatening nevada's solar economy. twenty five thousand nevada jobs at risk. because joe heck's in big oil's pocket. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content... of this advertising. danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of ba

that's when you can enjoy those hot drinks. >> reed: thanks chloe. better for some friday night high school football operations. >> marie: with temperatures like that it's going feel more like football season for sure right? remember our operation football team will be all over southern nevada to catch the games tonight. and if you are going to one, we want to see those images. send those pictures and videos of your team in action on burst. or share them on our facebook page and, of course, our website backyard play set nor this is your average teeter-totter. this is a story about a illinois man trying to break a world record on the largest teeter-totter. 77-year-old retired welder chuck started working on this project in 2014. is that a recliner? it sits 50 feet high and is more than 100 feet long! carefully bring it guinness book of world records so his legacy lives on he says. two officials with guinness are there. they're measuring. they're watching. they're taking notes. guinness says it will let chuck know if he makes the record in two months.

color="#ffff00">and chloe's special guest for show and tell. >> what brought me here today to talk to your class was an act of character. >> dubois: steve hartman will this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm maurice dubois. the holiday weekend is beginning in the east with a deadly storm. hermine made landfall this morning in northern florida as a hurricane, first to hit that state since 2005. a man was killed by a fallen tree. tonight, hermine is a tropical storm, churning up the coast with torrential rain, damaging wind, and dangerous seas. we have a team on hermine's trail beginning with omar villafranca in port richey, florida. >> reporter: hurricane hermine barreled into the sunshine state around