. >> also during that press conference harry reed says he's tried legislation but accused republicans. >> congressman cresent hardy takes heat. the piece of paper his camp that he says backs up his claims. our face-off panel on harry reid other week. you can expect to see some >> we review some of the other big stories of the week. you can expect to see pro-recreational marijuana billboards. they plan on putting up billboards with support schools, not cartels. it will generate year. i taughted his speech on the banking and commerce committees. >> i even have leadership. >> republican congressman contradicted by governor sandoval. >> the electric car manufacturing facility is being built by a chinese company and hardy said that the air force had questions about whether there could be spying going on. sandoval nobody ever raised questions for him. they wonder whether it was linked to the chinese it raises the prospect of unauthorized monitoring which isn't far from the development site. nevada economic development officials say the department of defense reviewed the project and cleared

let families and students refinance their college debt" dina titus, catherine cortez masto, and harry reed all spoke before clinton. they touched on the importance of this election and naming her our next president and the dangers of donald trump. titus even called trump a clown. clinton says trump was unqualified and temperamentally nation. there was a brief interruption to the clinton rally it was animal activists animal rights activist who say they pended an open letter to clinton about her support for big farming, that option did little to shake clinton who spoke about trumps history with animal rights before just continuing with her speech mmv ffn ll and hillary clinton also took a tour of a local electrical company before her rally. she visited "mojave electric" -- near lamb and washington. clinton praised the company for keeping jobs in the u-s. she also talked with employees about her plans for economic growth and job creation. the visit is part of a three-day job tour with vice presidential nominee -- virginia senator tim kaine. we have new details about an illegal rooster fightin

which is fine with harry reed who had a message for republicans. >> he's the nominee of the republicans party. they're stuck with him. there's no no way out. >> reporter: and back now live. we called metro this afternoon a a result of that protest. they told us they've not arrested anybody. we called the scree service. our calls have not been returned by air time. live in las vegas, back to you. >> thank you, jeff. staying with decision 2016 now, president obama taking another jab at donald trump over his claims the presidential election is rigged. the president calling those climes ridiculous. cheated before the game was over. the president then offered this suggestion to trump to "go out there and try to win the election." >> now at 5:00 metro police make arrests in a suspected rooster fighting ring operating outside of a local home. 600 roosters were found at the home on stanley avenue. that's off of owens and marion. the raid we brought you is breaking news here last night. police have arrested these men. they facerg training, promoting, and selling animals to fight. the birds were

senator harry reed requested the bureauy whether russia is manipulating the presidential race. this is after reports that foreign hackers accessed voter data. more from hena daniels. >> thank you. >> reporter: in a letter to the fbi director james comey the senate minority leader says there is a direct connection between russian government and trump's presidential campaign. this is after reports that foreign hackers breached voting registration websites in arizona and illinois. while cyber security experts say the recent hacks show vulnerabilities in the election process, the president of the national association of secretaries of state says all machines have to meet specific government standards. >> the idea of a national ha ridiculous because there is no national system. >> reporter: for weeks donald trump has told supporters the outcome of the 2016 election could be out of his control. >> i am afraid the election is going to be rigged. i have to be honest. >> reporter: after this latest hack reid says the public deserves a full accounting before the election. >> in news from

and this is just the beginning for the ads and for harry reed. >> he does not hold back. we know that about him. thank you so much. >>> we'll take a look at this. some rough conditions for the commuters in kalamazoo, michigan. you can see the streets flooded there after a bout of heavy rain, and at least one car got stuck, which is a reminder to never attempt to drive in flooded streets. >>> we want to check in with latest on the conditions. we have the cut fire, and that's really bad conditions there near the cajon pass. but this looks pretty nice. >> i'm showing two different views, of the valley, stratton valley view. so far it looks like we're okay. we're relatively clear right now. relatively. but that could change tomorrow. we saw stronger winds today and we'll likely see winds that will probably resemble this for tomorrow. out of the southwest, the exact of those particulates really get here, the smoke and soot. we'll watch and see if the air quality changes. it's good right now. las vegas, 104 degrees. twelve mile per hour sustained wind, feels like 97. that's a g

and nevada senator and minority leader harry reed spoke of the event. including 12 and a half million dollars to restore both buildings to their original appearance. the school first opened in 1923 as a grammar school and was the first school to open its doors to african-american students back in the 1940s. they closed in the 60s and was still used. >>> and today, not just any collected by the biggest entertainers in las vegas and his wife. and then emily started selling off aitems from the bizarre property known as the slammer. the 8,000 square foot home is in the area of wigwam and rain bow in the southwest valley. after 23 years, they moved out last year. now it's being emptied out so the home can be levelled. everything was up for sale. including furniture and wacky knickknacks. >> just a big big house. and also, we're selling other people's stuff. almost everyone that i knew that got divorced spent six weeks living here. so there's stuff -- i don't know who's it is. >> when a home is knocked down, it'll be filmed and used as a movie that he's apart

and it was heartbreaking and we still have work to do " dina titus, catherine cortez masto, and harry reed all spoke before clinton. they touched on the importance of this election and naming her our next president and the dangers of donald trump. titus even called trump a clown. clinton says trump was unqualified and temperamentally there was an interruption during the clinton rally and some protesters i'll tell you what they were protesting coming up on fox5 news at five... mmv ffn ll hillary clinton also visited a local business while she was in town. clinton toured "mojave electric comp of her effort to talk about job creation. she said if she becomes president, she will strive to create conditions that will enable people to start their own businesses. attorneys for the three suspects in the deadly lee's liquor store robbery argued the merits of some pieces of evidence in the case today. lee dominic sykes, ray brown and lee murray sykes appeared before judge eric johnson. he denied two motions today, one involving a subpoena, another involving certain evidence admissable in the case. b

. >> reporter: clinton in las vegas by the retiring senator, harry reed. >> a show of support from well known leaders that trump hasn't matched and that is republican governor and senator have both steered clear of him. it can make a difference in a battleground state. clinton suddenly leads in pennsylvania by 11, michigan by and her surge power bide college educated white voters who have leaned towards republican since 1980 but now favor clinton by five points. >> i'm sick and tired of leaders in this country try to bust pun hire. his ties, his suits, his furniture, his bar ware, made all over the >> reporter: drawing the focus away from some of her weaknesses. >> donald trump says the reason he made his products overseas is the market over here. >> when you are going to be pds, you need to be judged by what you have been done and everything he's made, he's made somewhere else. he's not put americans to work. >> reporter: the big super pack down their ads in colorado and virginia. >> her use of personal computer servers for emails while she was secretary of state and what she told the

republican incumbents and so there is only one seat, that is nevada with a democratic incumbent harry reed that the republicans have a shot of the seat. putting all of the elements together, if clinton wins as you say by five points in the polling average, 5 or 6 points, probably democrats will get a narrow majority in the senate. >> it could be republicans that would be unseated that are already in office, and as we look at the house, we wonder how would that apply there as well? the house, would it be likely that the house would tilt one direction or the other? >> we take a very different view on the house. again, those seats have been drawn in partisan ways. the house is much more insulated from a top of the ticket tsunami from one side is or the other. we would predict that republicans would retain the house and current set cut in half. but you can run the house with relatively few votes as long as the members of the caucus cooperate. that will catch the speaker of paul ryan. that will be his challenge. >> and everybody else. top of the ticket tsunami. excellent. and it gives us someth

senate majority leader harry reed requested an investigation into the threat of russian tampering with u.s. elections, saying that there is mounting evidence connecting the russian government to donald trump's presidential campaign. trump also targeted by democratic vp candidate tim return, there is not reason for one voter in this country to trust donald trump. >> well tomorrow trump is scheduled to give a major speech on immigration in arizona. lee? >>> well today there are primarybattles being wedged in two states. with incumbents looking to hold on to their seats in congress. in arizona john mccain is facing off against conservative kelly ward who suggested that he is too old for a sixth term. mccain turned 80 year ward says it is time for voters to retire him in a cnn poll taken two weeks ago mccain had 55%. >>> and in florida the disgraced dmc chair is facing off. debbie wasserman schultz is being challenged. and marco rubio up against carlos berras. >>> our democrats are giving up hope on winning a second u.s. seat in ohio is the question. canceling ad buys in the ohio senate ra

exactly what he's going to do and i think if it were easy, president obama and nancy pelosi and harry reed done it his first two years of his administration. the thing about it is he is -- i think he is doing the right thing by traveling around the country and listening to people and having these conversations. it better that he delay putting out a policy and get it right when he puts it out than to put it out and have to change it. i think that we should all want our leaders to listen to us. and that's what we expect of them. so he's doing that and i don't have a problem with it. i want him to listen more. >> what? >> he hasn't said he's going to -- he's like backtracking or doing a 180 or anything. let's give him a chance and put the policy out there. >> what will van jones and bob beckel say after the break? we'll find out. is a complex ch. people want power. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working

exactly what he's going to do, and i think if it were easy, president obama and nancy pelosi and harry reeddone it his first two years of his administration. the thing about it is, he is, i think he is doing the right thing by traveling around the country and listening to people and having these conversations. it's better that he delay putting out a policy and get it right when he puts it out than to put it out and have to change it. >> but don -- >> and i think that we -- but we should all want our leaders to listen to us, and that's what we expect of them. so, he's doing that, and i don't have a problem with it. i want him to listen more. he hasn't said he is -- he hasn't said he's going to -- he's, like, back, you know, backtracking or doing a 180 or anything. let's give him a chance and put the policy out there. >> what will van jones and bob beckel say after the break? we'll find out. >>> back with me now bob beckel, amy cramer, van jones and andy dean. we're going to talk about hillary clinton speech today tying donald trump to hate groups. but i want to continue the conversation abou

harry reed is saying he's just like them but he wants to win the senate.f you are an honest republican, he isn't one of you, therefore come over to our side. >> intentions in the argument. your newspaper, laura mecckler, that ran a front-page story. a $4 hundred million payment to iran. the timing, call it stupid, coincidence, on the very day americans were being released from iran, the cash payment arrives. the president says, of course we don't pay ransom for hostages. >> some of you may recall we announced these payments in january. many months ago. there wasn't a secret. we announced them. to all of you. josh did a briefing on them. this wasn't some nefarious deal. we do not pay ransom. we didn't here and we won't in the future. >> why wasn't somebody smart enough, then, to say don't do this on the very same day? it appears pretty clear that iran viewed this, if you don't want to use the word "ransom" as a transaction. >> right. that was the problem is how does this look. it does look like a quid pro quo. we're paying money for another reason but the s

. >> the man's name is fred reed harris. >> reconnecting strangers to their own sacred books lost and lingering on internet sites like ebay. >> i recognized there would be people that benefitted greatly from the information in the bibles, the names and dates. >> he pages through old bibles online and jots done names down families and alert them they're missing a book with their name on it literally. >> the people that reply are typically thrilled. this is amazing. >> anjuli: it's an unending puzzle that evolved into a passion for smith. he logged countless hours. it's his way to pay forward. >> i look at it as doing god's work. i know how much it means to reconnected families with old bibles for the past ten years or so. if this is something you want to do, make an account on ancestry.com. >> alcides: he'll start looking. >> anjuli: you can look and page through. i mean, i'm sure he'd be happy to help you out. >> alcides: that is so neat. >> anjuli: you asked if he gets paid to that, no. it's a hobby out of the goodness of his heart. >> if you receive a document like that, a bible lik

. >> reed: time for a look at what's ahead at 5:00 today. >> marie: nevada senator harry reid sounding the alarm. is the election in jeopardy because of hackers? at five who he says is behind the possibility. >> reed: a accident. what she says all of you us need to do to really get our arms around this problem here in our valley and make the streets safe. those stories plus a check of your traffic tonight on "news 3 live at 5:00". >> marie: look at this sight. all thanks to an aurora hunter who managed to capture amazing images of the northern lights in finland. the photographer wanted to see the lights as clearly as possible so he drove out into the countryside 19 miles to the arctic circle away from the collision -- the result of collisions between the earth's gaseous particles and manner released by the sun's atmosphere. that is the science part. but one thing is for sure. i think people of all levels, maybe even the pups too can appreciate something as beautiful as that. >>> you got to see this powerful display. this weather phenomenon caught on camera on a tower cam to be exact in

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harry reid. but then you say he as a jekyllal and hide personality and when reed hears thathoods you are classless and like donald trump you think woman are dogs and pigs. you say, not in your book, but other places he may be the worst majority leader. the senate is a place of relationships. what about this relationship between the democratic and republican leader? are you friends? are you not friends? >> guest: look, i have been very, very public about a couple things about harry. number one, i didn't like the way he shut the senate down and prevented people from voting. i didn't like the way he ran the senate and i think his public rhetoric is frequently very inappropriate. so i don't think -- >> host: like what? >> guest: well the example you just mentioned. just a few weeks before we were taping this, he took all of donald trump's most outrageous comments and attributed them to me. i don't do that to him. so i don't think there is an equivalence but nevertheless to people it looks like we are feuding all of the time. we are not feuding all of the time. we have to talk on a daily bases s. i do

harry potter themed wedding. they are so come. they both him and his fiance were like we're kind of nerdy but they were the coolest people to hang out with. >> check out chloe and reed behind the scenes on our news 3 facebook page and on news3lv.com. >> kim: if they want to fly delta for their honeymoon things should be back running smoothly by then. this is day two for you on the delta outage. not everyone is back up in the air. >> no, not everybody back up in the air but the problem is being worked out. remember yesterday had a technology failure that kept them dr. boarding people on to delta flights nationwide so for five hours they grounded the entire delta fleet nationwide. we saw people in line, about 150 i met one woman who was in las vegas traveling here when it came time to go home, she hoed showedup at the airport early td out she would be waiting at least two hours. wound up she would be staying in las vegas just a bit longer. >> i apologize for the challenges this has created for you and your travel experience. the delta team is hard to restore and get systems back as quickly as possible. >> that was the c.e.o. of delta. we did talk with chelsea reynold