jim: sure. jim: the cub fans wait a minute now. we're not turning the tv off until this thing is over. len: zobrist a roller. seager can't get it. and that's ben's first hit of the night. hyundai player of the game, kris bryant. and his m.v.p. credentials have been enhanced quite a bit over jim: it's kind of ironic. did you read fan graphs today? see the article on kris? len: i did not. jim: i'll look it up. the gist of the article was if you're trying to make a case against kris for m.v.p. the story went on the to say what a great player and a great year he's having but he said if you wanted to make a case against him it would be the "clutch" situations. len: oh, so right on cue, boom, boom. jim: home run eighth, home run 10th. he said one problem with kris -- kris bryant's m.v.p. case. he said he probably is the best all around player in the national league but they have one of their charts on clutch hitters, according to the around, he's not performed well in those situations. len: i guess what i would want to know or learn is t

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>> >> jim: welcome back. now if i a federal judge looking into a legal challenge to north carolina law that lets court magistrates refuse to marry same-sex couples based on religious beliefs. >>. >> marie: and a judge has not made a ruling but he thinks he is concerned no one has directly proving they have been harmed by the law. they also say the law lets objections secret so couples do not know who is objecting since another magistrate is brought in. we will keep you posted. >>> now at five, health alert. turns out fidgeting connected good for you. >> jim: the university of missouri which are safe tapping your feet what's a while if you're sitting for three hours a day is a good thing, it help protect against clogged arteries. fidgeting helps increase blood flow down to your legs. the best defense against >> marie: varied couples take note, even if you're happy in your coupling, single people apparently have better lives. that is according to uc santa barbara researchers who found singles tend to have a big

jim and marie? >> jim: before you let you , ryan lochte and the story he told police there about being robbed. what are you hearing? p9 all right so, just to bring our viewers up to speed a little bit. you know ryan lochte was ordered by a judge to stay in rio but by the time word got to him his attorney said hey, he's already back in the united states. so is too late to have and surrender his passport. they wanted to ask questions about some perceived inconsistencies in the story. been confirmed by nbc sports and a reporter out of the nbc affiliate in miami. he has confirmed that the other two us swimmers who said they were with him the night of the supposed robbery, they were pulled off their plane at the rio airport. resilient judge wanted to talk to ryan lochte. they wanted the passport sees from him but like we say, he had already come back. but the other two swimmers gunnar and jack who were said time of the so-called robbery, they are now in limbo here in rio. so the story will continue to de

jim and marie. >> marie: thank you presidential campaign trail is health. >> jim: republican candidate donald trump recently questioned if hillary clinton is healthy enough for a term or two in the white house. >> marie: new at 3:30 jeff barnd examines if there's any credence to donald trump's health claims. >> we will unleash -- >> reporter: there's been a lot of recent talk by donald trump that hillary clinton is not up to the task of running a country. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina. >> reporter: mrs. clinton did her rival. >> it's part of the whacky strategy. just say all these crazy things and maybe you can get some people to believe you. >> reporter: donald trump and his allies point to mrs. clinton doing things like tripping over stairs and hesitating in mid-sentence. but one political expert i talked to says if tripping and hesitating mid-sentence loses votes no one would become president of the united states. >> this is basic deflection by the trump campaign who is sliding in the polls and he is trying to grasp on to anything they can supporters say the cand

back to you guys. >> jim: thank you. close call for a trooper when bullets fly during a traffic stop. we will tell you the story about how something he was wearing may have saved his life and we are not talking about a bullet proof vest. >> hiker's family speaks out after his death. the rug ed hike he attempted attack. those stoies tonight on news 3 live at 6:00. pilots for raise. delta pilots asking for raises of then %. they are picketing in front of delta headquarter in@landa now. mediation talks are under way with management and the pilot's union. last year delta made record profits 10 years ago delta took a 50% pay cut to go through bankruptcy. delta says they make less than >> jim: tonight nasa celebrating a victory in a mission to get a man on mars you will see a splash down here. a successful test for the o rion craft. proved the heat shield can with stand the impact as it crashes into the water. test dummies were inside. nasa hopes to launch it by 2023. around the corner. >> mario: if you love fried chicken the

good evening glad you are with us i'm jim snyder. i'm marie the father is the top story. >> jim: we are live outside the mc donalds to fill us in on what happened. >> reporter: murder victim was coming from that swap meat where he is a janitory guess to mc be donalds to east. he did not hold this door open he lost his life. >> it is horrible. i want my dad back. understand the senseless murder of her father. throan year old mohammed robinsonful police say saturday night before mid night, a man shot him outside the mc donald. witness say it is all over an unopened door. >> it was stupid. honestly irrelevant doesn't make sense why would you take someone's life over not opening a door. >> her father argument with the womanup set a door was not held open for her. the woman noticed a man she was w. that man pulled out a gun and shot robinson. victim's girlfriend says mohammed was a respectful man. >> a nice man. -- [inaudible] >> reporter: believed her paurth died because of a misunderstanding. >> my dad would have opened the probably did

those items have not been found. >> jim: it is the hottest of hot buttons. mention guns in this country and you're sure to get an earful. >> marie: nevadans are going to have a ballot question that will require background checks on almost all gun sales in nevada. >> jim: you have a chance to decide appear jeff gillan joins us with the back and forth over if it will be a ballot question number one. >> jeff: yes it is. it is about everyone. this measure targets the unlicensed gun dealers and gun owners on both sides of the debate. and i did.>> so this connected retired your cop wants to do some shooting. he's at the gun store on tropicana.before his locked and loaded, i asked him about the ballot question. which would require background checks and most gun cells in nevada. >> they're going to continue to get their guns. and the problem is every time that the politicians try to solve this problem the only law-abiding gun owners. >> jeff: at clay arts las vegas on maine, artists, gun owner and veteran says to me to have him because he says they work. >> they hav

and the team -- >> jim: bigger problems for gold medal winner ryan lochte. he and three other american swimmers were robbed at gunpoint in rio over the weekend. it happened early yesterday morning when they were in a cab on the way back to the olympic a group of men posing as police officers stopped the cab, told everyone to get down on the ground. when rock ryan lochte refused the first he says the robert cox the gun and pointed it on his four head. then he did get down, they took their money but not their olympic credentials. that's interesting.ryan lochte and his teammates -- are all just doing fine tonight. >> marie: we're so grateful to hear that. we should also note that real police are still looking for those robbers. reed wa rio with the latest information on the robbery. and ryan lochte's wish to get back on his legacy. >> reed: well jim and maria i think you just said it all. the latest, the only thing i can basically add to that is this, they're asking today in rio to the cab driver could have been in some communication with the fake police office

jim: congresswoman? rep.serman-schultz: i'm proud to be the first jewish woman to represent florida in the united states congress. i take that responsibility very seriously. i believe that we need to make states-t the united israel relationship remains strong and that the united states goes to bat to do do what we can to protect israel and stand by her side. jim: he is saying or nice to be concessions on the part of israel. do you believe that israel needs to get more? rep. wasserman-schultz: a two state solution needs to make sure it results in a strongly secured you a shot and democratic state living side in peace with the palestinian, an independent palestinian state. tmostis of o importance is security. my opponent has been anything but certain when it comes to his position on israel. he has taken three positions in the last 8 months. you can look on his website, he supports disarmament in the middle east, including for israel, which anyone who supports israel understands would jeopardize israel's securit

. >> jim: i'm jim snyder for read today. an explosive fire ripped through a warehouse that houses school supplies. the people's autism foundation was about to hand out to families in need. you may have seen the smoke near polaris and harmon just off the strip. kelsey thomas joins us live with look at he damage and how you kansas -- can help those hurt by the fire. >> reporter: for the first time we're gettingl unbelievable. really guys it is hard to look at. you are seeing piles and piles of clothes and school supplies. like you said meant for kids in our community destroyed. what wasn't burned out here we were told was damaged by the fire. news 3 viewer yvonne crutchfield sent us video of the flames from her nearby condo. the fire quickly engulfed the warehouse just after midnight. the damage devastating. school supplies gathered for families who have children with autism then clothes used to fund the nonprofit organization. the loss heart breaking with the start of classes of course on monday >> you know, you work so hard

back to jim and marie. >> marie: thank you. usually pets are no big deal but a couple are a big deal. a big problem for one community. >> jim: you will see when you take a look here. the guy who owns these two pythons says he has no problem letting them roam around his house. and if they escape into the neighborhood every once in >> marie: hear from his neighbors coming up. a push for a harsher prison sentence for blade runner oscar pistorius. the answers to whether the prosecution was successful. >> jim: and this photo is going viral. but it is the story behind it that will have you talking. >> marie: a somber day for so many in the broadcast industry. today marks one year since a virginia tv reporter and photographer were murdered during a live newscast. >> jim: we all remember this day. wdbj held a moment of silence today to mark the deaths of allison parker and adam ward. their former co-worker shot and killed the two journalists then turned the gun on himself. flanagan was a former reporter for the station. tributes for pa

jim: he's wrong. i would like to see a scientific study that shows that because we have not seen a single credible scientific study that shows that marijuana is a gateway t it's two things, tobacco, and alcohol. we have seen that early use up tobacco is a gateway to other substances, not necessarily because people are seeking other substance, because that indicates a social problem at home perhaps. something in the way a person is substance abuse. one of the early indicators is early smoking of tobacco. the notion that marijuana leads to anything as a gateway has not been proven scientifically by anybody. ed: let's play marty walsh, the boston mayor who has been in alcohol recovery. his first words of the democratic convention are i marty walsh and i'm an alcoholic. recovery for nearly a quarter of a century and he is working to defeat legalizing marijuana. >> marijuana is alcohol is legal. explain to the people of massachusetts why it's important to legalize marijuana. i think that would be a good st

jim and marie? >> jim: yes, a lot of people are wondering. is that going to change after the games are over? we will see.you certainly aren't your gray hair. this week you're staying busy how is everything going? >> reed: where having so much fun and you know, i did look in his hair and i was like you know i remember the days when i actually had look that way. hey mom, no more it's coming in. >> marie: and hopefully you're having a little fun there as well. i'm in the beautiful beaches of rio have got to be a site. thank you my friend for another wonderful week of your reporting. we'll see what 6:00 so, sit tight for now. in the meantime, let's bring you back here to las vegas where it is friday afternoon. >> jim: it is! from stinger for the olympics in our late news that we had the show in the sky last night that kevin told us to watch for. and you got up north of town. >> kevin: yes i saw about 50 between say 130 to 2:30 am. and once we get close to 3:00 a.m. my eyes, everything was starting to blur a little bit too. there was a pretty cool

jim: i'm one of them. fermin: yo tambien. barbara: i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on social security. fermin: social security helps us pay the bills. jim: and enjoy the retirement that we've earned. barbara: that's what makes joe heck so dangerous. fermin: his plan to privatize social security means billions in profits for wall street. barbara: risking retirement security on the stock market. fermin: what if it crashes again? jim: wall street has given joe heck over a half a million bucks. barbara: i wonder who he's working for. jim: because it's not us. >> jim: right now on "news 3 live at 3:30," donald trump at the center of several controversies just this week. how experts say he needs to get back on track on win the election. >> marie: health officials continue fighting the zika outbreak in florida. they're fumigating a neighborhood in miami. we'll tell you how pregnant women living and working in the area are coping with the threat. >>> in the good stuff da this four-year-old wants nothing more than to become

castellan, news 3. >> jim: thank you for that. now to the owner of monkeys, you see this back your initial deposit big steroid frontier airline flight that landed in las vegas. enough of the airline a lot not let them fly in his planes anymore. jason tells us he was traveling with his registered emotional support animal named gizmo. video shows him going through a security checkpoint in columbus ohio. you said that a minute with the monkey in plain view the whole time before he boarded the flight to las vegas. but frontiers as he neglected to let them know about the monkey. police met the plane at mccarran after other passengers claimed the monkey was loose during the flight. he says gizmo never was, he had to fly back to ohio this morning on southwest airlines. >> i checked in and it's like, no is not allowed to be checked in. something something something, so i called and the guys that the front counter. they will check un.and i talked to the manager of frontier in vegas, there was nothing he can do and he'd never seen that befo

the view jim and mary is beautiful. if you have a bucket list, i will tell you to put it on your bucket list immediately. >> jim: it is. i have to hand it to friends, one of the busiest and most hectic spot on the planet right now and you still manage to >> reed: good well that is what i hope to do. a little bit of zen here at the olympics. now i would like some. [laughter] >> marie: another trip to sugarloaf mountain for you my friend. thank you so much. >> jim: back here in town we are talking about the fire to the rest of us and the smoke that is drifting into our valley. >> marie: and you have to feel for the fire for is the people there has to be so hot right now. >> kevin: is hot and when you look at the numbers and how how the fire burns it is abte incredible. take a look now, first of all for a tree or diversity claims the temperatures of 572 degrees. once the wildfire gets rolling, the surface temperature is nearly 1500 degrees and if you go up 150 feet, you can get that surface temperature to about 2200 degree

jim and marie. >> jim: we're getting a picture how devastating the wildfire burn to the west of us has been for the people. it started on today near the cahone pass on i-15 and california shut down the freeway for two days. 96 homes and more than 200 buildings destroyed in this fire so far. the wildfires burned then,000 acres it is 26% working originaled the clock to increase that number and bring it under control. the entire commute of rightwood is you should were an evacuation order tonight. >> maria: man second degree of pointing a gun faces a judge. jason mote faces charges of robbery and weapon's charges for a scare in a las vegas shopping center. parking lot and caused a disturbance in a tj max store the gun was fake. he has court next month. >> jim: family of a woman who's family found in a burned home has no idea why anyone would want to hurt her. >> she was beat to before her body was set on fire. >> jim: antonio do her relativ committed this crime? >> the victim's family says the victim was a god fearing woman with no enemies they can't imagine why anyone would kill her. they

about 25 weeks now so baby boy is expected to come >> jim: a little brother! >> kevin: how does she feel about that? >> marie: she has not been able to exactly say. she knows i think something is happening but it doesn't mean that mom can pick her up anyway. >> kevin: your attention will be shared, see how she likes that. >> marie: and saturday >> kevin: this one is due saturday so you might have a full weekend at home. >> jim: there you go. congratulations we're all very excited for you. let's talk about what's coming up at six, i cannot raise a glass here for our story on for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure r retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> >> jim: your money will still be

that evening everyone i am jim snyder. >> marie: i am a marie mortera. reed cowan is following all developments they are on the ground in rio. >> reed: if the flow of information today in the nbc rio newsroom like an amusement park, this would be a roller coaster ride. one minute we hear from major media outlets that ryan lochte minute nbc nightly news tweets out that people here say he has not been indicted. resilient police saying ryan lochte lied in there saying that his intoxication and rowdy behavior equals a lie and they say if he is indicted, he could be locked up for six months. three us gold metal swimmers stranded in brazil.>>. [indiscernable] >> over night gunnar bentz and jack were pulled from the flights before taking off and there passwords were temporarily come is getting. and according to the committee james feigen is now medication with authorities. ryan lochte quinn reconfirming his story. he told in an interview that -- but a brazilian judge says security footage obtained online shows them appearing the judge or saying look like they w

>> >> jim: right now on news 3 live at 5. new troubling questions on security screening at nation's airports after a flight crew discovers something very strange on board a plane headed to las vegas. >> marie: federal authorities now looking into donald trump's controversial second amendment was it a threat of violence or just a political talking point? >> jim: also today we are all grumble when we get stuck in traffic like these folks in our life picture here. no bracer helped self to hear how much of your life is wasted staring at the bumper ahead of you. >>. >> marie: we begin at five with a question about security when you fly. as you look at his life picture at mccarran airport, an investigation is cabin of a plane to me to las vegas. >> jim: you heard that right she said monkey. tsa responsible for checking travelers before they get on planes so the monkey and its owners were properly screened when they left columbus ohio to fly here. but the airline is saying something very different tonight. frontier airlines, we're t

. >> jim: jury is being picked nought. he ran over the teen because he would not let go of the i-pad. a second man has pleaded guilty on the death. in trial is expected to last two weeks. >> mario: justice delayed for a second degree head line are possessing child porn. t october. the 39 year old german citizen pleaded not guilty. prosecutors accused him of collecting hundreds of videos of child porn. some of the children in those images were kindergarten age. he remains in custody. >> jim: evacuation orders for thousands forced leave the homes the wildfire in san bernardino started early last week outside cahone pass. shut down i-15 for a couple days. this fire destroyed 105 holmes. 200 buildings and scorched 37,000 acres of open land of 1200 firefighters are working to get 1 huh % containment. 80,000 people were forced evacuate their homes. >> in decision 2016 the importance of the electoral votes. >> these people believed in trump and got hurt. he will tell you something good but don't get tricked by trump. people who b

thank you for joining us i am marie mortera. >> jim: i am jim snyder and for reed cowan tonight. firefighters say them never seen a wildfire this fierce. the flames have destroyed an unknown number of homes coverage on the wildfire. christie wilcox is live to give us the latest on the firefighter and the evacuation. and kelsey thomas will detail how the fleas are impacting drivers across the state line. b3 let's start with jerry brown. at times he could smell the smoke in the air but it has cleared up quite a bit tonight. >> jerry: it has indeed went has picked up. this was of you this morning. this is looking east from over and at pahrump. and heis overlook. you can't even really see the mountains this morning down in henderson but you can see it clears out rather noticeably. wind speeds at top right now are 10 to 15 miles an hour. 11 miles an hour down in southeast las vegas. and generally blowing from the southwest although they are starting to swing west southwest. directions will play a part in this. is looking like we're talking overnight from this fire. here is a nasa imag

jim brush... >> jeff!> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facing

. >> jim: welcome back. day two wrapped up early this afternoon in the murder trial for one of the two men accused arenas was killed after two men tried rob him of his ipad. >> jim: news 3's nathan o'neal joins us live from the regional justice center as witnesses continue to take the stand on this shortened day. >> reporter: another emotional day as witnesses help shape the case against one of marcos's accused killers. at one point today inside the courtroom they even showed very graphic photos of the boy's injuries to the jury. physically shielding themselves. pretty tough moments there. 15-year-old marcos arena was killed after police say two men tried to steal his ipad back in 2013. happened not too far from bonanza high school. marcos refused to let go of his ipad a gift from his father and was dragged under the scar and killed. prosecutors say michael solid and jacob dismont are the men responsible. dismont pleaded guilty two weeks focus on michael solid. today robbery and homicide detectives and the c

i'm jim snyder. he is the main person responsible for the teen's death the murder of a teen killed over his i-pad is our top story. >> tom: we're livehe stand today. >> reporter: trial began at 10:00 this morning a courtroom packed with family and fends of a family year old the victim in this case. prosecutors spent the morning going over evidence that will show michael salad is guilty. michael solid knew what he was doing when he robd and killed michael. case. surveillance will show solid was the get away driver wait negligent suv as his partner in crime attacked him from behind in an attempt to steel his i-pad. >> reporter: he died of blunt force injuries after he had tried to hold on to his i-pad. after the robbery they say solid aquaintance who is in custody and drug and gun charges but plans to testify against solid. [inaudible] >> reporter: solid's attorney says he admits he was the get the person responsible for the crime. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> reporter: pled get two weeks ag plans to cal

and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there's absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate, because as long as nixon stays in the background, says nothing, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. he's right on top. >> with romney right now -- >> his wife ann is still considering other candidates. >> if rockefeller were going to run, i'd vote for him because i think he's that middle of the road. >> would you consider voting for eugene mccarthy? >> that's beside the point. we know he's not going to make it. >> there were others in laconia who did not share ann's pessimistic appraisal of senator mccarthy. one was ron o'callahan. like jim, ron is a businessman. he runs a family owned electronics firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1964 ron had voted for president johnson. but this year deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam he had decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. >> clearly, though -- >> mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had cha

lot. >> jim: they still do not know her name. what coming up new information released today that could help fill in the blanks in jane sahara does story. >> marie: and her jewelry collection stolen in a break in. nothing's too many acts of kindness she has new shiny pieces of jewelry to wear and a smile on her face. >>. >> reed: i am reed cowan live in rio de next champion boxer that could appear in a ring in las vegas. well, we caught up with him and >> marie: she was only gone for an hour but came home to find she had been victimized. as 74-year-old distraught woman someone broke into her home. >> jim: the court took treasures that had sentimental value. ripping off her entire jewelry case. new is six, denise rosch explains why the treasures have not been found. metro employees got together to do the next best thing and bring a smile to her face. >> denise: this was the burglar report just like so many others. but this one struck a nerve with one of the employees here who thought that the 74-year-old victim is a cancer survivor

jim, shawn, what a great day. today at 835 one of the most comfortable days we had this month going back to august 9 finding a day cooler then thad. we do it tomorrow 85. the heat returns thursday, friday, think could be the 5 again and humidity back as well. into the weekend we go. summerlike feeling and you know what i like that. we're running out of august weekend and it looks like by monday of next week 87. enjoy tonight. we should be able to shut that air conditioning off and get a break and allow fresh air overnight we're headed for 60s and upper 50s in the suburbs. that's a look at the forecast. shawn, jim back to you. >> i'm looking forward to that. >> this is when you buy electricity stocks. >> considering how long we had the axe c on this year. >> all day long. >> there's a millennial vote. >> bay the way tweets are coming in at your >> trump, clin con ton or dpary johnson or kill stein. the election could sway in i'mer candidate for better or worse. >> author of the book silent thought america in crisis

i know jim has. >> right. >> and quick one for you, jim. did you think summer is right, larry summers, when he says eliminate the dot plots? one of the things that -- >> yes. i never liked them. >> judge, it implies these multiple rate hikes, and then it doesn't happen. it's worse than when the fed governors go ot and just kind of talk about hawkish tone. >> i don't know why they don't re-invent -- why investing? taking money in buying? i mean, there are -- there's a time when we should go back to common sense. let the bonds rollover. watch the dollar not go too high, but i am seeing -- look, i like normalcy. the dots is from that period of, like, well, listen. who knows how we're going to get -- remember come on say, if the martian came down we should be at 4 percent brs. no one will let us to do. when you look at the rest of the world, how can you not want to buy our notes, our bills? holy cow. giving you money to run do i say, listen, i only want to you lose a certain amount? >> long as it's not too big. >> right. justless me this. tell

gary in indiana. >> caller: hi, jim. >> gary. >> caller: hey, jim, i bought share, now it's 47 a share, what do you think about it? >> it's got the same cohort as dollar general. i like the stock. >> caller: another struggle recently, but what do you think of first solar as a long-term investment. >> no. i've been saying always, if you have to own a solar company, own first solar, in the end you didn't need to own any of them. they're terrible. it is inexpensive, but that group is under tremendous price pressure. let's go to gordon in mississippi. gordon. >> caller: yes. >> gordon. go ahead, gordon, you're on. >> caller: yes. >> hi. >> caller: hi. >> go ahead, gordon, it's jim. >> caller: oh, ge. >> i like ge. >> let's go to florida. >> from st. augustine. >> some 15 -- >> 65. >> bingo. no google there. what's up? >> caller: i'd like to get a >> i like micron. they're coming back. if you want high quality to go nvidia, broadcom and nxpi. joe in florida. >> caller: boo-yah from tampa, florida. what do you think of rpd, rapid7? >> it's another data analytics company. pass. michael? >> ca

jim and marie. >> jim: okay. kevin, thank you for that. coming up here, the boss, bruce springsteen, continues to impress his fans as he shows no signs of slowing down. >> marie: in fact, she's showing everyone that he was born to run on the concert stage. >> jim: also ahead here tonight a raging wildlife continues to cause big problems along california's central coast. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: all right, now. how's everybody? i appreciate it. how are y'all? thank you very much. thank you, sir. yes, sir. thank y'all. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve

jim: wall street has given joe heck over a half a million bucks. barbara: i wonder who he's working for. jim: because it's not us. afscme people is responsible florendo and chris maathuis. this is 8 news now at six." >>> ((christianne klein)) >>> caesars palace is 50 years old today. and they're celebrating the employees who've helped them has more on the remarkable story of one valet attendant's experience over the last five decades. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: 'i'm right there usually to greet people and say hello and help them with their luggage and how may i help you. i enjoy the job." )) ((mauricio marin)) it's just another day at the office for jim dunbar. he's been a valet attendant at caesars palace since the day they opened back in 19-66. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: "i watched ground up." )) ((mauricio marin)) dunbar is one of five "original" employees still with the company today. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: "they don't let anything get old here, they fix things, except for me." )) ((mauricio m

thanks, nora. >> jim, jim, if you were here with me, would you sing with me pappa can you hear me? would. >> right now. >> love it. >> one of my favorites, too. >> thanks, nora. >> in other news, a photographer in annapolis maryland gives away photo shoots to families with children who face challenges. >> as weijia jiang reports, this story re i awesome, says changing the public perception what's so-called normal is the biggest challenge. >> ready, one, two, three. cheese. >> when stephanie smith locks through her camera lens at six year old asante allen she doesn't see a child with special needs. she sees a special child. >> the strength and resilience interest these kids have been far more inspiring, and touching, and moving, than any other normal child that i've ever been able to shoot. >> the 28 year old says eight month ago, she red a blog post about another photographer who turned down a job, because the client's daughter has downe syndrome. >> for me that was just my wake-up call. >> it inspired her to offer photo shoots to families with children who have diseases and other

i'm jim donovan. here's had you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. breaking news from philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood where a met or cyclist is dead after a hit and run report report police have found striking vehicles and they were able to do that following a trail of leaking vehicle fluid. >>> donald trump is taking a surprise trip to mexico. republican presidential nominee tweeted he has accepted invitation of president enrique pena nieti and looks forward to meeting him. >>> hillary clinton's running mate virginia senator tim kaine rallied with supporters in lancaster. >> the way he treats voters with disrespect like he thinks we're gullible. >> singer chris brownies out of jail on bail this morning,. >> threatening me with the gun in my face. >> i'm a villain like i'm going crazy. >> so long as we have been here... >> unaudible. >> well, that was actor john, and late show host stephen colbert doing something that they call puke takes. >> i didn't like that one. >> i didn't understand that. >> i didn't like that one. >> hopefully weather

. >> thsr browns player jim brown, is never shied away from taking th stand on social issues and now he's taking sidesue on one of the most controversi ourrent player >> says he supports a player wh refuses to stand up for the national anthem as dave nethers joins ushe from browns headquarters where he remains a special advisor to the team. that player that he says he supports hisis quarterback coli kaepernick. who is refusing to stand during the national anthe as a demonstration against what brutality. we know that jim brown has never shied away from taking the stand on social issues using his opposition to draw attention to try to advanc issues that includead racial inequality. colin kaepernick refused to stand during the anthem andd the games because he says thehe flag stands for libe and happen for all people, speaking on the nfl network, jim brown said that while he does not agree with his method he appliances message in error browns camp starting quarterback robert griffin iii says he respects jim brown tremendously and can judge judges san francisco careerboard here is what ji

jim? >> see you in a bit. >>> an unusual twist at home in the perjury trial of pennsylvania's attorney general. today lawyers for kathleen kane closed their case without calling a single witness. multiple prosecution witnesses testified that kane leaked grand jury information to a reporter, but today kane told the judge she doesn't feel prosecutors made their case saying she didn't think it was necessary to testify. closing arguments are now set for monday. >>> innocent children shot. two 6-year-olds victims of gunfire in different parts of philadelphia within just 48 hours. and this is the face of the most recent victim last night. he is in critical condition right now. tonight philly's top cop wants people to speak up and come forward with information. randy gyllenhaal joining us live from police headquarters on the heartbreaking stories. >> reporter: jim, police are offering up to a $10,000 reward in both of those cases. they say these suspects were firing discriminately last night, doz

. >>> i'm jim donovan. justin will be along with the forecast in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> sixth amendment has triumph but you should have a jury of your peers. >> delaware supreme court has ruled that the state's death penalty law is unconstitutional. >> he was shot the in the face arm and leg. >> reporter: philadelphia police kay a card or dice game led to the shooting in cobbs creek overnight. >>> a stunner for the republican party, presidential nominee donald trump refused to endorse two top republicans in their reelection campaign. >>> biggest in the world, don't worry about that, i love babies. i love babies. i hear that baby crying i like it. >> they say he can be a nice guy, okay. i. >> actually, i was only kidding, you can get the baby out of here. >> that crying baby, wants to stay here and he is acting like an adult when adults look to trump. >> i will not be weeping about the weather today, i walk outside 2:30 ape it was nice

. >>> i'm jim rosenfield. up first, a good-bye and a high pro-file visit three ways donald trump is making headlines at this hour. the republican presidential nominee toured flood-ravaged baton rouge this afternoon. louisiana's governor urged candidates not to make political stops in areas affected by flooding. hours earlier, trump's campaign's champl resigned in the wake of a campaign shakeup and revelations about his work in ukraine. all this happened as trump's first general election ad started airing across the country. including here in our area. as you may have noticed, just before this newscast began. so what kind of impact could this new ad have? nbc 10's rosemary connors is joining us in the studio with some insight. >> jim, the new ad focus on trump's immigration policy. it comes weeks after hillary clinton's campaign has dominated the airwaves here, spending millions of dollars in pennsylvania. trump is spending just under a million to air the ad in the keystone state. today we showed it to viewers

>> ccller: hi, jim. i want to send a personal thank you for your terrific guidance through the years. >> thank you. >> caller: telling me to stay the course. as far as i'm concerned, your advice is always spot-on. >> i'm sorry, what was that? >> caller: my stock -- my stock, quarterly earnings of 61 ents per share which was a 37 cent beat above the 24 cent consensus. my stock is petx. >> okay. yeah. i do like the pet group. you know that. i like idex labs. i'm not going to deviate from those two. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. you knowhat thinkorswiseamlessls tradall your devices, right? oh, my custom studies will go withe? anywhereou want to go! the market hot!tom studies will go withe? nc your platform on any dece with thinkorswim. only at tdmeritrade ere's a nture adhevehat fident pluadhesives. holds strong until evening. justne applicationivesyosuperi d en at the end of the day dent.

jim can't hear us right now. jim, when you hear us, get ahold of us. below. can you hear us? >> the window washing scaffolding, that's what they're lowering from above to intercept this man who is trying to climb trump tower right now. they've opened up a grate directly above him to try to intercept him. he's working laterally using the the left to avoid them then to continue his climb but as you can see, emergency services workers have a separate plan. they're coming down from above. his progress is extremely slow because he is having to clean the window as he goes. that is he is having to clean the window to make sure he can get a good grip on the window and that is slowing his climb a lot. he has not made a whole lot of progress since we've been here. he floors above a fourth floor landing and that's where he started. he's making slow progress, emergency services determined to stop him. it appears he's not going to get much further from where he is right now because that device is lowering as we speak to intercept him. that's what's going on now. this is going to come to a

jim lehrer: sir. al gore, jr.: and i specifically would like to know whether governor bush will support the dingle-norwood bill, which is the main one pending. jim lehrer: governor bush, you may answer that if you'd like. but also i'd like to know how you see the differences between the two of you, and we need to move on. governor bush well, the : difference is is that i can get it done. that i can get something positive done on behalf of the people. that's what the question in this campaign is about. it's not only what's your philosophy and what's your position on issues, but can you get things done? and i believe i can. al gore, jr.: what about the dingle-norwood bill? jim lehrer: all right. we're going to go now to another -- all right. yes. governor bush: i'm not quite through. let me finish. i talked about the principles and the issues that i think are important in a patient's bill of rights. it's kind of washington, d.c. focus. well, it's in this committee or it's got this sponsor. if i'm the pr

>> caller: hi, jim. i want to send a personal thank you for your terrific guidance through the years. >> thank you. >> caller: telling me to stay the course. as far as i'm concerned, your >> i'm sorry, what was that? >> caller: my stock -- my stock, quarterly earnings of 61 cents per share which was a 37 cent beat above the 24 cent consensus. my stock is petx. >> okay. yeah. i do like the pet group. you know that. i like idexx labs. i'm not going to deviate from those two. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lighin >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. ega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase c

jim, brooke, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. in camden new jersey there were awards being killed in the killing of eight year old girl has double. >> gab re he will carter cross in the crossfire last week and later died. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside camden county police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. good morning, justin. >> jim, brooke, good morning, thanks to donations camden county police say that reward has risen, to some $50,000. and that police search for tips the camden community now rallying around gabby's family. still out there suspect wanted in the shooting death of little gabby carter, the eight year old died friday at cooper university hospital after being shot in her head wednesday night. camden county police say she was likely struck by stray bullet near her home on the 900 block of south eighth street. >> we all kind of felt like it could have easily been any of us. we all have kids, too. we just want to come out, give back to them like they've been giving to us. >> of

jim moylen is john dougherty's prick railroad and dear personal friend for more than 20 years. end quote. i did reach out to mayor jim kenney's mayoral campaign, a spokesperson inside that campaign told me that they are cooperating with federal investigators, 100 percent of the way they will guide them anyway that they can. coming up a at 6:00 o'clock i'll show you how another politician is potentially linked to this larger operation. reporting live tonight from it the i hall, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see new an hour. >>> a murder mystery deepens in delaware, a woman is a rested and charged with shooting a college student who was in his car, driving near his home in bear. >> authorities say that it does not appear that the suspect victim knew one another, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in new castle count which new developments in this murder mystery, cleve. >> reporter: no explanation coming from police, why they believe that this women, shot, malcolm evans but they say help from the community played a pivotal toll role in catching he