. >> reporter: publisher jeff johnson promoted audrey from managing editor to chief 2.5 years ago. >>she embraces the future. as you look at how people get their news and information, whether it's a phone, laptop, or social media, she sees that, and she is right, as an opportunity for the chronicle to be read by more people than we have. >> like all business going through change it can be difficult. i would say one thing she did in her first 6 months on the job, she created an incubator project, where she took every team of reporters, every beat, and she put them through a 6-8 week process where they learned new digital skill sets, talked about how the work flow had to change. >> she did a few shock treatments to get us going, and it was a good thing because we have more reach, and we work quicker, and we are more comprehensive, and we have a breaking news team, and there's been a lot of invasions she put into place. >> there were some grumbles like really? the internet? but everyone who is here now got into it, either stuck around and went for the ride or you didn't. >> reporter: lif

weweeks later had gotten into the routine of the combat air patrols and commanderur ops group jeff johnson, who is now our wing commander, just a tremendous, tremendous man, had gone to the pentagon for some briefings of what the d.c. guard had done because it was really unprecedented. from september 11, from 9/11, twice think it was three weeks, the dcr national guard owned and controlled the cap, the combat air patrol. fighters flew in from langley or any rows, we actually owned the commanders. so we would commit fighters in the cap to go intercept and investigate if some meals came in. controls a very unusual structure. so he had gone to the pentagon as part of the lessons learned and the hot wash. because, as you remember at the time, everyone was, like, how could this happen? analysis andense study of what were the failures that led up to that point and what was her response and how did we learn? he actually came into the briefing room and told us the story of what someone had said to him when he was walking through the pentagon. because they saw him and they saw his patches and said

. >> jeff: walter johnson junior high school reopening to there are questions that remain unanswered. we have the details ahead. >> krystal: a group of women taking cycling to a new level. really interesting for the homeless. >> jeff: you can be greek for a day or the entire weekend at the greek festival. we'll show what you they are cooking up. have you ever tried greek food? did he stop by the greek festival? i love greek food. we're going to show what you they are cooking up. local news, weather and traffic on wake one the cw, 60 seconds. we can't wait to see you there. >>> good morning. good morning. recovery effort. hillary clinton and her aides scrambling to explain why she wasn't more up front about her pneumonia diagnosis. >> i just didn't think i >> does down playi her health play right into the hands of her critics. our new poll shows the race is tightening. >>> police step up the search for a man caught on camera running from the scene of that devastating fire at a florida mosque. investigators labeling it a possible hate crime. was the suspect targeting

i'm jeff van sant cbs news.>>> gary johnson is also headed to arizona he is a rally saturday at the phoenix airport marriott. the doors will open at 3 pm. the event starts an hour later. you need to register on johnson's website >>> app and right there on the news in southern california. you are looking at video coming in of protesters on the street of el cajon. they are demanding justice after a deadly police shooting in the san diego suburb and the victim was from here in arizona. yesterday officer shot and killed an unarmed mentally ill black man. he refused to follow commands and then reached for something in his pocket. he then allegedly pointed that at the police in tonight officers tell us it was a beeping device. they know that he lived in glendale as recently as year.>>reporter: in light of the shooting are we doing enough here at home to treat and communicate with people badly those battling mental illness.>> put your hands on the hood >> exclusive video as this others went down in phoenix. at dawn, our cameras were rolling us sheriff's teams took down an organization described as

johnson, and jeff zeleny. jeff, let's start with you. there's breaking news that starts with donald trump. and his support of the iraq war. on his radio show today, howard stern is saying donald trump did support the iraq war. listen to this. >> it always comes up because you know trump was on our show years ago and said yeah, he -- you know, he was looking forward to the iraq war, he was saying he wasn't for it, so they were forced to mention my name. yeah. it's cool. good promotion. >> so i want you to listen to the original interview in 2002 from howard stern. >> are you for invading iraq? >> yeah, i guess so. you know, i wish it was -- i wish the first time it was done correctly. >> so, jeff, is this damning? trump has been claiming he was never for the war in iraq. >> it's hard to know if anything is damning or not with the truth scale that donald trump operates under here. it is clear, the record is clear that at the time, of the invasion, that he supported it. the interview with howard stern is clear. donald trump simply denied th

week with fbi director james comey and homeland security secretary jeh johnson testifying before lawmakers. >> marie: new at 3:30, jeff barnd talks to the homeland security secretary about what just one question. in this exclusive interview with the homeland security secretary, jeh johnson told me community awareness like see something, say something is key to combating extremists waging war stateside. >> homegrown violent extremism, self-radicalization. that's our challenge. and, frankly, that's the single thing that keeps me up most at night. the next lone wolf style attack, the next act of self-radicalization. >> reporter: that was on the minds of lawmakers inside. co our intelligent community needs retooling. >> we're playing defense. it's possibly in a football game playing defense you get lucky. but if you really want to win you got to go on offense. >> reporter: much the hearing focuses on the refugee crisis, the visa waiver program and trying to stop so-called lone wolf attacks on the home front. >> what do you see currently nationally on homegrown violent extremism and the trends? that. if there's any good ne

johnson sirleaf. special thanks to my husband jeff and my daughter kylie and my son andrew. you guys are everything to me. also to my family tarot international and the remarkable team that brought my book to life. there are so many reasons i wanted to write this book, but here today for the sake of time as we are running 30 minutes late, i'm going to focus on three. the first one is that as brad said, i spent nearly three decades traveling the world. i went to some of the most inhospitable places, often times in conflict, somalia, angola, arak and liberia. these were the front lines of history and i bore witness. many of the people i come to know and defend did not live to fight another day. i needed to make sense of it all. i would my work be judged and by whom. this book helps make sense of it all. second, i wanted the world to know ellen johnson sirleaf who hopefully you will know soon, not as madame president or as the first woman elected to lead an african nation, not as the presidential medal of freedom winner or the nobel laureate but the person underneath all of tho

. >> senator jeff flake is taking another swing at donald trump johnson could spoil the vote for trump in our state. and now another arizona republican is joining the feud and taking sides. allison rodriguez has more from flake's office. >> reporter: this time the back and forth went online. the high profile feud going mobile on twitter actually. donald trump tweeting out saying the great state of arizona where i had a massive rally has a weak and ineffective senato flake. a short time later a tweet saying he was weak and not committed. senator flake appeared on 2 news shows over the weekend. and flake was not impressed. >> it really didn't explain with any clarity where he's going to move ahead in the future. it simply went back to some of the positions he's taken. dr.kelli ward wrote i agree. how about you. and then she said it's time for him to go with a picture of flake. some think she'll try to run against flake when he's up for reelection. >>> representative ann kirk patrick is a good person. >>> you can listen to john mccain's almost five minute ad. one thing never mentioned. do

jeff zeleny cnn chicago. >> more breaking news, gary johnson's running mate defends his latest cringy moment. [ distorted voicerogressive their competitors' rates alongside their direct rate to save you money. but what's really going on? when played backwards at 1/8th speed you can clearly hear... what could that mean? woman: tom? tom! they're just commercials. or are they? you're waking the neighbors. well, mom, maybe the neighbors need to be woke. i think it's actually "awoken." no, that doesn't even seem right. no, it's "awoken." revealing the truth to help you save. sharing a ten by ten room,ng threestruggling.nding, i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. >>> it's breaking news tonight. libertarian candidate gary johnson's running mate is defending him. a few weeks ago asked what is aleppo. now thi

election day - you can expect canvassing to increase in the corridor.stephanie johnson cbs republican party of iowa chair jeff kaufmann welcomed kris par-an-toe to his hometown in eastern iowa. iowa.par-an-toe was one of the men featured in the movie "13 hours" detailing the night that u-s ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed at the american embassy in benghazi. par-an-toe says he and his fellow soldiers didn't want to politicize that night at first -- at least - until they felt mis-represented. "when you start to dishonor the heroism of the team that took place there, a politicans, when you start to lie to win elections, when you lie to cover up your failures, when you call us liers, even behind closed doors, no. it's like when you keep getting picked by that bully, you've had it. now you've picked on the wrong guy and we start coming back at them." them."iowa senator joni ernst was also there -- and says paranto's message is important becauase he is one of the people who's experienced hillary clinton's lack of cbs 2 news also asked senator joni ernst about donald trump's recent com

kershaw not exactly in that vintage form. 2nd inning here chris johnson will greet him with the line drive single. that'll play jeffhree innings, allowing two runs, but struck out five with a 66-pitch game. >>> meanwhile speaking of bases, jose fernandes is unbelievable. the best pitch netter national -- best pitcher in the national league at home. adrian gonzalez, justin turner, 14 strikeouts in seven scoreless innings for fernandes. 4-0 your score right now as they play in the 8th inning. obviously that's good news for the giants. >>> the semifinals of the u.s. open, nova djokovic, the star- studded crowd with hugh jackman there. the third set making a comeback and get a little help from the wardrobe malfunction. look at his shirt. he is clearly uncomfortable and says that i'm losing this thing and he does. he takes it completely off and gets a new shirt and you know what new life after that. he was dominant in the fourth set. the championship point or excuse me the match point to advance to the u.s. open championship as djokovic wins 6- 4. >>> sometimes you just need to let go. >> yeah, how about that? >> i had

johnson junior looks like a ghost town. but inside it's a laboratory. parents like jeff lewis and his son casey bringing bags. >> had pants and had them screened. no mercury levels. the -- there was nothing there. >> reporter: how does that make you feel as a parent? >> we were pleased. >> reporter: it was just the that caused the hazmat scare. the clark county school, pat skorkowsky, talking about how they handled the ordeal. >> what's been the most disappointing? >> i think the unknowns for us because we don't have the information so it's not like we're trying to keep anything from parents. we can't communicate what we don't know. >> reporter: ccsd still investigating where the mercury came from and when. >> it looked like something, >> reporter: friday under the bleachers 6th grader bryan orellana found this same substance and told the teacher. >> we tried bringing it to him to see what it was and he was like throw it in the trash. >> reporter: the ac is off and the heater is on because mercury vaporizes with heat. >> we can do measurements to see if and how much ther

johnson junior looks like a ghost town. but inside it's a laboratory. parents like jeff lewis and his son casey bringing bags. >> had pants and had them screened. no mercury levels. the -- there was nothing there. >> reporter: how does that make you feel as a parent? >> we were pleased. >> reporter: it was just the

if this race is still close in a few weeks, jeff, will there be a concerted effort to try to get johnsonr stein out of this race? >> it's not a question of getting anybody out of the race. it's a question of talking to voters. that's what we did in the primaries and caucuses. that's what hillary clinton is doing now. but, you know, a lot of the focus in this election so far has been about trumps attacks on clinton, clinton's attacks on trump. i think the clinton campaign needs to focus on her positive message because the program she is offering, for instance, on college education, which would make college debt-free for everybody, would provide free tuition at public colleges and universities for 83% of students. i think that's a message that will appeal to millennial voters. trump has nothing to say on this issue of college education, how to make it affordable. >> johnson and stein should stay in the race? >> anybody -- i would never be one to tell anybody to get out of a race. what i would do is talk to voters, those who supported senator sanders, if you supported senator sanders and yo

we're talking about the contamination at westerly johnson middle school and learning it's larger than we originally >> jeff: the clean up continues on this campus way lot of focus concerns about contamination possibly at homes in the area. 60 homes were the focus of search by the epa or scrutiny by the epan. one case at least the dangerous metal did force one family out of their home. epa officials telling us that a quarter cup of mercury was discovered at the school. the school was put on temporary students were exposed to mercury for four days before it was reported by school staff. >> it should not be looked over. it should be paid attention to. it was not reported one time to one administrator or staff, it was reported to several and they still did nothing. >> we know as a district and school we'll debrief and how we can always do better as far as education to the teachers and the students. >> back here live outside the school which is closed today, class because the cleanup continues. we still don't know exactly where this mercury came from. from the district no word on when classes will continue here

johnson. not for seniors. new information on the deadly blue angels plane crash in tennessee this summer. navy investigatiors say pilot error is to blame.marine captain jeff kuss was killed on june second while the navy's for an air show. the report says he lost control of his jet while flying too fast and too low.the report also says that weather and fatigue contributed to the crash as well. an off-duty police officer injured by a man with a meat cleaver in new york. in new video out today-- you can see the suspect trying to remove a boot from his car.the video was taken just minutes before police say he pulled out a meat cleaver and ran from the scene.police tackled the guy... then say he hit an shot the suspect him several times. crews scramble to stop the leak threatening the groundwater in florida.in late august, crews discovered a massive sinkhole in one of the containment pods at the new wales mosaic plant.since then, officials say about 215- million gallons of contaminated water has drained into the hole.the water is used to process fertilizer -- and it's seeping into the florida aquifer!officials say it could take months to clean out. meteorologi

trump singling out jeff bezos and amazon, hillary clinton singling out johnson controls over the course of this year. look at what they have said already this year. >> he thinks i would go after him for antitrust because he's got a huge antitrust problem, because he's controlling so much. amazon is controlling so much of what they're doing. >> of companies like johnson controls that we bailed out when they were an auto parts company and we saved the auto industry and we want to avoid paying taxes. >> and then, of course, there are the bigger economic issues, the broad issues of debt and taxes, both candidates have plans out there, analysts have been trying to make sense of those plans. sometimes the details in the rhetoric are not precise enough for analysts to really measure them, but look at the debt plan over ten years of what each candidate would add to the u.s. deficit and debt over that period of time. there has been one analyst analysis done so far. hillary clinton's plan would add $200 billion to the debt over ten years according to that analysis. donald trump would add $5.3 tri

campus, gary johnson is the libertarian candidate who is on the ballot in many states, including here. and october 19th is the final presidential debate from this campus here in las vegas. jeff gillan, back to you. >> if you missed the debate and want a snapshot of it, we have you covered. our digital team has put together a to the debates. you can learn more about the key points that each candidate made even breakdown of key words and phrases and also what you should be looking for the next go-around. it's at news3lv.com. all you do is head over to the election site. >>> and we'll bring you more on last night's debate and what the candidates had to say about it coming up at 6:30 in this broadcast. if you want to register to vote so you can make your voice heard, you want to do that 8th. from october 8th through the 19, you can still register but you will have to go through a county elections office. early voting starts october 22nd. you can head to news3lv.com to find a link. >>> the future of gaming and exam belling is on display. we'll take you to the expo and show you why the future is looking to the past. >>> and a major announcement from mgm resorts on who will be the

jeff. so hillary clinton and donald trump agree on one thing. angela merkel. both were asked the question that stumped gary johnson this week. clinton got a jab in and trump's endorsement was not all that full throated. >> who is your favorite world leader? >> let me think. no. i like a lot of the world leaders. one of my favorites is angela merkel because i think she has been an extraordinary strong leader during difficult times in europe. >> i think merkel is really great world leader, but i was disappointed when she moved with the whole thing are immigration. i think it is a big problem. >> praise from donald trump on merkel is radically new. he has been vicious against her because of her stance on immigration in europe. >> it was like a backhanded compliment. she is the one i admire, but i'm not happy with how she handled. >> the fact he said anything nice is a flip. gary johnson was asked this question a day ago and could not come up with an answer. he went on twitter and said it has been almost 24 hours and i still can't come up to a foreign leader i look up. it suggests he doesn't respect the leaders around the world.

johnson controls expects to save $150 million a year with the move. >> charles: welcome home. check this out. a wisconsin astronaut's record run in space is coming to an end. jeff williams is on his way back to earth after 172 days in space. he's scheduled to land around 8:15. williams logged more than, i think it was 534 hours in space. that's more than any other er so, yeah, there it is. 534 days in orbit on the international space station. >> shannon: how many days do you think you could go? >> charles: i don't know. maybe that. we'll have to see. several counties under a severe thunderstorm watch right now. >> shannon: chief meteorologist john malan tracking the storms in our area. john? >> john: we have the conditions for some big thunderstorms. the humidity is here, the heat is here, we have a cold front a severe thunderstorm watch, till 1:00 for dodge, washington, zero sack e, sheboygan, fond du lac counties, out to the dells. north to brown county and green bay. one went through a little earlier. they really developed quickly as it got near lake michigan, now they're out over lake michigan. out to the west around dodge county. a couple of showers. there

johnson on 4th down was titanic for the visitors! they deck 1 up 1 down detroit, 16-15. the upset special is the rams winning their 1st game in l.a's memorial coliseum.--beating seattle'! jeff fisher's team did it with wilson and company have manged1 td in their first 2 games. former badgers star and the pride of pewaukee jj watt made another of his many big plays for the texans. that recovery led to the houston's first td and a 19 -12 win over k.c. jj had his 75th sack in career game 82. 2nd fastest in history behind reggie white--who accomplished that the jaguars gave the pack all they could handle in last week's opener. today in san diego, former kenosha bradford and badgers star melvin gordon scored his 3rd td in 2 games..3 more than last year. rushed for 102 yards. the chargers blitz qb blake bortles and company, 38-14. the badgers are 10th in the coaches poll, 11th in ap's top relief of the struggling bart houston to rally the host past georgia state--a 35 point underdog-23-17! qb controversy? coach paul chryst isn't saying. as for the red shirts freshman hornibrook... "same as the rest of the season. if they tell me to go in, then i'm ready . if they don't, then i'm

johnson. the clinton campaign trying to win them over. they are critical to building the path to 270 electoral votes. john and christine. >> thanks, jeff zeleny, for that. joining us now. the managing editor zach wolf. bernie sanders out with hillary clinton. michelle obama at lasalle university in philadelphia. targeting millennials. joe biden at drexel. they are blanketing colleges. as for the message from the first lady, she went after donald trump yesterday. listen to this. >> if a candidate thinks that not paying taxes makes you smart or that it's good business when people lose their homes. if a candidate regularly and flippantly makes cruel and insulting comments about women. about how we look, how we act. sadly that's who that candidate really is. >> it's really where she is saying it. at a college. who hillary clinton is with, bernie sanders, it tells you everything you need to know, zach, about where the clinton campaign thinks they are soft right now. with young people. >> that's right. it has been a problem for them since the primaries when a lot of young people or bernie sanders did better than her time and again with young

correspondent jeff barnd sat down with the secretary of homeland security - --in a story you will only see on fox 28 news. news. in this ?exclusive? interview with the homeland security secretary, jeh johnson told me community awareness like see something say something a& is ?key? to combating extremists waging war stateside. "homegrown violent extremism, self-radicalization. and that's our challenge. and frankly, that's the single night. the next lone-wolf style attack. the next act of self radicalization. " 1:21 that was on the minds of lawmakers insidea& committee chair ron johnson a& says our intelligence community needs re-tooling."we're playing defense. now it's possible you can win a football game playing defense if you get real lucky. but if you're really going to win the game you got to go on offense." much of the hearing focused on the refugees crisis, the visa- waiver program and the terror- screening process a& and trying to ?stop? so-called "lone wolf" attacks on the are isis inspired."what do you see currently nationally on homegrown violent extremism and the trends? 1:47"we still have about 1000 open investigations on that. if there's any good news and i don't want to squeez