locals say the same is true for the actual event itself fox5's vince sapienza spoke with local businesses near u-n-l-v's campus... and how the debate is affecting their bottom line.... john..cyndi.... i'm here at which is thee place to be during dining hours for u-n-l-v students.... most of the time you can't even find a parking spot... and with the debate many thought that business would continue to boom... instead.... for many, it's been the exact opposite.... it's lunch time here at the baja bar and grill. but the orders aren't flying in. "the day just started, but i know it's not going to be my normal, typical taco tuesday." art jong is the owner here. and has been for almost eight years. he tells me he's town and not have an uptick in business. "i think las vegas, especially unlv is lucky to have the debate, but at the same time though it does hurt us financially a little bit." art tells me normally he has to open up the bar for seating purposes on tuesdays because it gets so busy. but like inside his restaurant - it's dead. and he's not the only ones taking a loss. "you see a bunch of students, a bunch of business people at this time, looking for seating, we usuall

more and more republicans making the organ, tru -- making the argument trump is oingoing to l. johne one story that is getting a lot of attention is the notion that terry mcauliffe's political action committee made a big donation to the wife of an important fbi investigator. are jumping on that. what you think about that as a matter of politics and substance? mark: there is more to learn about the facts, but the key fact from in the scope of tory point of view is that the guy wasn't in charge of the investigation until his wife's campaign has ended. if they were trying to curry favor with the fbi supervisor, they were doing it well when he bats of him taking charge. he was in vi supervisor at a lower level involved peripherally in the investigation had-- an fbi supervisor. this is something that republicans will have a hard time being a silver bullet. i think we need to learn a little bit more about the facts of the case. john: all of that i agree with. so many of these e-mail controversies, thery are mildly troubling. the timelines in particular, you find they do not quite add up t

yeah, but the good news is earl watford and john wets l filled john got a game ball. she normally a tackle, but he is a guard now. carson palmer can't even imagine making the switch. >> i can only relate it to asking me to go play tailback, which would not be pretty. >> and when the coach said go in as guard, what was your reactions? >> i was little surprised. i didn't know what was going on. i always pride myself on just being ready, and especially this year and it felt good getting out there and evan or mike. you sure don't want to lose both of them. unfortunately we did, and everybody was kind of like, oh, he will be fine. >> yeah. >> the cardinals are fine for now. they host the jets in prime time on monday night football. >>> and across the way, asu has its own set of questions like who will start at quarterback saturday night against colorado. first place in the pac-12 south is on theline a surprising position for the devils finish near the bottom of the conference. demario richards has been telling us all year that asu is a first place team. today he was able to

l-v is in the books. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. viewers from around the world tuned in to watch hillary clinton and donald trump face off for the last time. we're live from u-n-l-v... and have team angle of the debate covered... and just in the last hour ... hillary clinton left las vegas.. we were there as she flew out of mccarran...... but first --donald trump and hillary clinton took the debate stage... and skipped the customary handshake. the first issue they tackled was the supreme court. "sure country is just so, so, it's just so imperative we have the right justices. something happened recent where justice ginsburg made some very very inapropriate statements toward me and toward a tremendous number of people, many many millions of people i represent "the supreme court needs to stand on the side of the american people, not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy." after the debate -- dozens of political supporters of both nominees headed into the spin room. that's where we find fox five's kevin bolinger. clos

is live on u-n-l-v's campus... where the governor will give his john hancock. ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... the governor is expected to sign the bill around 11-o'clock this morning... right here at u-n-l-v. and some are calling this one of the biggest plays ever made in nevada history. for anyone that's been following the stadium saga... you'll know today marks a major milestone. the senate and assembly passed the stadium bill during a special session last week. assembly- members heard both sides of the argument before yes votes to 13 no's... barely getting the two-thirds vote required. a lot of issues held up the vote including a controversial n-dot roads report that suggested possibly giving preference to construction projects near the stadium over other work around the valley. those who voted for the stadium say it will help generate thousands of jobs... and give u-n-l-v a new home to play football: ((len jessup // unlv president: this is huge, this is probably one of most difficult fundamental building blocks that we need to have put in place for a top-tier plan so i'm estatic.)) >> the

is set to speak at any minute to rally in sarasota. he's about to take the stage at the robert l taylor community complex in front of a packed crowd of clinton supporters. john rogers is waiting for the vice president to come out on stage. what's the vibe in that room right now. >> reporter: it's a house. to vice president is running late. he was in orlando earlier today. we don't expect him to take the stage until 5:15. this is the second stop today. as he's going around the state to rally the vote. we're expecting an unprecedented number of voters. he wants to make sure floridians are registered by october 11th. he's going to talk about hillary clinton's economic growth in this country. and a number of other issues. the crowd here very eager to hear what the vice president has to say this complex is located in the new town community. a predominantly african american community in sarasota. that's an important voting block both candidates have been courting recently. i'll be covering this rally. my colleague jen lee president today. we'll have it for you on air and online, coming up. >>> john live in sarasota at this hour. remember the election is november 8

bring them home and to get the legislative fix, we agree with john,he administration is loosening the categories, the occupational program. the l program, the j program, it's a series of these categories. it's a tidal wave, an avalanche, a beast that has to be constrained and brought under control or we'll never recover. to restore the kind of wage pressure, so americans can go in flooding the market with foreign labor. >> we have a little bit more time, and we're going to come black with a little bit more in the next segment. >> welcome back, and you know you can visit us online. we're honestly, i don't think that it's any difference if which president obama were in the white house for this issue or a republican administration. they both don't she the integrity on this issue for the american people. and they both have their own agenda. >> i don't know if you were parties have worked together to basically rake over the american public. i mean, we're sitting here dealing with an issue of americans are being fired and replaced by foreign workers, and where's the outrage? you should expect members of congress to get on the house f

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he plays an undercover spy that moves with his suburbs and when he is with his neighbor john l galafiniakisime. thank you. >> i think -- two? >> whatever he's having. >> coming up. >> should i know what zezu is? >> i don't think you should. i really don't. it's a very exotic beverage that zack's character overindulges in and hilarity ensues. >> your character would order the zezu because he's charismatic. >> he blows his own glass and has a secret life. he's a spy independent. >> yes, in fact. there's more than meets the eye to our friend tim jones and that's the big reveal in this and we recruit zack and isla's characters into the spy game d and. >> one of the things i like about your characters is he kind of longs for the suburban life, doesn't he? >> yes. >> he wants to tinger in the garage with his neighborhoods. >> he wants friends. you know, he wants to have some friends that don't shoot at him all of the time and that was kind of what we talked about when we started making the movie. well, what's the difference here? what are we talking about? what if a guy who had seemingly had it a

is already under way inside the g.o.p. meanwhile, donald trump continues to say he'll only l joining us now is the chairman of the republican party, reince priebus. welcome,?r mr. chairman. >> good morning, john. >> dickerson: is donald trump going to win? >> yeah, he is going to win, and he's going to win because i think people in this country have had enough and he's the change agent. when it comes down to risk in this country, hillary's been tested and she's failed. she's the risky candidate. you look at russia, the uranium deal giving them control 206% of the world's uranium. her pocketing hundreds of reset, libya, you look at iraq and the mess she left there. what i'm saying is she was tried and tested. she failed. she's too risky for this country. that's why she's going the lose. >> dickerson: 100% behind donald trump? >> he's the nominee of our party. of course we're behind donald trump. this is ridiculous, as if we wouldn't be behind the nominee of the party. of course we are. >> dickerson: do you think the election is in danger of being stolen? >> new york i don't, but what i think the media is missing here is that to ask a weeks before the election if they lose are they going to con

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now there are e-mails from john mccain also involved in that. 'l digital team is putting that all on abc15.com right now. . >>> we have some warm afternoons on tap. today 95 degrees and sunny skies, breezes in the high country. we have 90s through the week and into the weekend. but morning temperatures are getting cooler. by friday and saturday, we are talking morning lows in the low to mid-60s. make those early morning from the 101 to the 17 on the 10 this morning. i-17 around the durango curve, slowdowns start at camelback. >> and check out our mobile app as we are constantly updating your information, as well as abc15.com. >> we're back in 25 minutes sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. ate found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end w

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john..cyndi.. a common campus complaint u-n-l-v students have is parking... or lack their of.... and for the next week and a half.... the small number of spots will shrink... in fact they already have..... with set up already underway.. half the parking lot in front of thomas and mack.. is closed off to workers... and starting friday it's only going to get worse.... qot: how is parking normally? "awful." "parking is a nightmare." "definately parking is an issue." it's the never "always a crisis, if you don't come early, you're likely to not find a spot." and with the presidential debate just days away. those spots...will now be even harder to spot on campus. the tropicana lot, the n lot and all thomas and mack parking spaces will not be available starting friday. that's over 56- hundred spaces. "i actually park over in the tropicana lot." qot: and what is going through your head when you here they're going to be all shutdown? "considering most of my classes are cancelled, i'm ok with it." "a lot of my classes are actually cancelled because of the parking situation." students usua

john wkyc. >>> we have to talk nf-l. baseball is enjoying the attention, the nfl is trying to are slipping. commissioner roger goodell was asked about this yesterday and he said he doesn't think the nfl lost viewers. despite a 10% drop in tv ratings. that sounds like a weird equation. he thinks viewers are not sticking with games as long as they used to. he now wants the league to study this and figure out what's wrong. some believe the anthem protest and bad games in prime time are the leading reasons. look at toni 1-5 bears at green bay. at the same time the cubs are playing game 5 in los angeles. i think we will see more drop in ratings. nfl may win tonight because that's what they do, they will take another hit though. >> i think you are right. >> we will see. >>> 5:50. coming up, ways to save. >> good morning to matt. >> reporter: good morning to your back pain your lack of abs and other problems we face i will change it all for 20 bucks. your relief is on the way after dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my fami

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l franchise. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. the team held a facility being built in summerlin. fox5s eric hilt is at the site now... and has more in what it means for the community. this is all just dirt right now but owners say today it was more than an empty lot is was another big step in creating las vegas' nhl franchise the practice facility is scheduled to open on september first of next year foley said this will be a state of the art facility with two rinks, restaurants and shops... he said having a good practice facility will help attract good players and will create a home for youth an amateur hockey here in las vegas helping make the city into a hockey town "las vegas is full of "las vegas is full of locals and they something that they're a part of and this hockey team is s locals team " " ....." we still don't know a logo but foley did tell us what the colors of the team will be, those will be red rock red, black, g white. foley told us he will announce the logo on november and... a date is set for a special session on a proposed n-f-l stadium in las vegas. governor brian sandoval says he'll call the neva

is with the l. whole dynamic that the price of goods fell. but most importantly in middle-class was liberalized a marcy's with property rights john is the declaration of independence that is attributed to each human being of the divergence of far more competitive markets with that incredible value of fossil fuel to change the of world. and a couple of examples but in 190072 hours as the average workweek. can you imagine? you didn't come home to the meal ready things but you tried to have basic subsistence. twelve hours a day and six days a week now is 40 hours a week but that is amazing. with the highest standard of living what does that mean? in 1875 the average family to include in the united states 74 percent of income. an den 199513%. those are precious achievements with indicators that steve may talk about them, but we have a lagging middle-class and reduced income, we do not have good signals about the continued growth of a robust middle-class. climate policies, i feel it's the media ever talks about the candidates' personalities were the most recent insults' we really need to lift up the major issues and policy decisions the next president a

is fox5 news at 10. local. l two people are injured--- as a northeast valley home goes up in flames... and crews say the fire was no accident. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. the fire broke out just before eight. fox5's faith tanner is live on the scene near spear and nelson--- with the latest. investigators say this was an arson. and police have one man in custody for it. this is the home off of nelson.. in that police responded to just before 8 tonight. firefighters tell us 2 adults were in the home and were hurt and ... one had to be taken to the hospital. "there were 2 people standing outside the house on our arrival those 2 people suffered some injuries one was transported to umc trauma, the second one is being treated here on scene" i'm told there's about $20- grand worth of damage. again one man was taken into custody... he's being charged with arson. right now we woman who was taken to the hospital with injuries. or if the suspect in this arson knew or was connected to the people who lived here. live in north las vegas faith tanner fox 5 local las vegas. a man is dead after being shot in his car... now police are trying

l players are throwing their support behind it. this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. a person is in custody after two people were injured in a fire. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. crews say the fire is being investigated as arson. fox5's faith tanner is live on with the latest. police have one man in custody--- after investigators declared a fire at this home in north las vegas an arson. you can see some damage to the home... from the window you can see some drapes that are burnt. broken glass 20 grand worth of damage las vegas that fire fighters responded to just before 8 tonight. we're told the fire was put out in about five minutes once crews got here. firefighters tell us 2 adults were home at the time of the fire... and were hurt and ... one had to be taken to the hospital. "there were 2 people standing outside the house on our arrival those 2 people suffered some injuries one was transported to umc trauma, the second one is being treated here on scene" again one man was taken into custody... neighbors tell me the suspect lived at the home. but that's something officials haven't confirmed yet right now we don't know the condition of the woman who was

is a clinton sttegy l's get a huge amount of victory? >> the supersurrogates were out yesterday and not in battleground states' but three of them have hypersenate races in them. arizona is not as competitive with john mccain's race. i think you're seeing a trums necknd it's time to end the presidential ce. this week, given the mistakes trump made in this debate and move on to spending money on trying to run up the score, expand the map of the ?g presidential level and start to lock the senate up to democrats and maybe try to put the house in play. if hillary clinton wins by close to a double-digit margin, which is not impossible, not guaranteed but given the trend line of the polls is not impossible, that will be impossible for republicans by nine points nationally. that's not something -- that's a wave election. so that is what they are trying to do. they have money. they have resources. they are trying to win a big, big victory. not just for the reason you say, gayle, the rigging stole election thing but so that hillary clinton has some kind of a mandate and control of the house and senate she can govern. >> thank you, john. >>> a american military adviser was killed in the attack to drive isis o

is getting a celebrity boost before the v-p candidates debate. singer john legend and his wife chrissy teigen will be at the u-n-l-v free speech zone at one- pm.. to launch a voter registration drive before the debate. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren.. and democratic senate hopeful catherine cortez masto.. are courtyard plaza in springs preserve at 4- pm. doors open at three. you can r-s-v-p on clinton's website. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> senator tim kaine is also making a quick stop here in las vegas on thursday. the vice presidential hopeful is expected to talk about the economy... as well as the importance of registering to vote.. ahead of the october 8th deadline./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> and tomorrow, donald trump will be in henderson. his rally at the henderson pavillion kicks off at 11:30. after that he's headed to reno. if interested in attending either of these political events ... head to ou for details. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> speaking of trump... a new poll shows him falling behind hillary clinton by five points. in a new cnn-orc poll, clinton leads 47- to- 42 percent among likely voters. libertarian candidate gary

the overall offensive is the largest launched by iraqi forces since the u.s.-l i >>> secretary of state john keri does not have high expectations for a new syria cease fire deal with russia, ordering him to be serious with talks right now about finding ways to isolate what he calls general terrorists for moderate opposition fighters. this morning, the russian president, tu putin promised fo today, could last indefinitely. russia, ukraine, germany, and france greed on a road map to revive the stalled peace progress is eastern ukraine. among the items discussed, disengagement areas to separate the warring parties and ways to improve the humanitarian spimpgs. >>> back at home, a deputy shall have cukilled in a rural area nr the oregon border. he was fatally shot wild responding to a call, and a suspect is in custody, but police are not or details until a news conference later today. the deputy is the fourth law officer to died in line of duty in california in the past two weeks. >>> scary moments for the pilot of a small plane when the landing gear failed. the pilot made an emergency landing at

. >> civil rights icon is the latest recipient of philadelphia's liberty medal you can watch the ceremony tonight on 6abc. georgia congressman john llouis was awarded the medal last month. watch the ceremony at 5:30 on 6abc. >>> after a major two year renovation, the philadelphia museum of art reopened one of its oldest collection in 6abc loves the arts, karen rogers takes us on a tour of the new newly renovated south asian gallery. >> reporter: it's been 40 years since the art museum last renovated its gallery of south asian art. they will find a brand new layout and complete reimaging of the most renown collections and masterpieces. there's new lighting and case work for stored objects. the reinstallation consists of ten galleries featuring arts from south and southeast asia. >> you can walk into iran through india and tibet and china and into japan. >> reporter: it includes sculptures and artifacts and paintings and art from over two thousand years. the centerpiece is the replica of a 16th century south indian hall. this animation of an 18th century manuscript is a new addition to the collection. >> she has taken them and made t

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is here. john ryan with me. wto, nicholas. end of unfavorable terms. increased tariffs, red tape, limited opening for services. countries then try and agree on special by lo improve on wto terms. how difficult is that? nicolas: there are a lot of bilateral trade agreements out there. the question for the u.k., the fifth biggest economy in the world, is not whether we can get these agreements. the question is, what do they bring us? how much do they push us from the wto terms? are they going to replace what we might lose? mark: how can you maintain the shortfall? nicolas: that is exactly the question. i think it will be very hard if we lose access to the single market to replace that with new opportunities with third countries, particularly in the area of services. there is much less market integration, much less liberalization, then we have in our relationship with the european union today. mark: john, what do we learn from the eu-canada trade deal, witchcraft over the line -- which crept over the line? it shows you the difficulties of striking a deal with europe if all parliaments and countries and regions have to vote it and could veto it. john: yes in

l the iconic show begins again and has sights set on the nominees. >>> news 3 live today starts right now. >>> live from las vegas this is news 3 live today. >> john: taking a live look at the las vegas valley today is went the entire day yesterday with my windows open and my back door open. hoping to continue that this week. >> jerry: getting down into the 50s for overnight lows this week. take a look shot from the valley we're looking at a 6:37 am sunrise. currently 75 degrees downtown las vegas. south southeast winds at seven that's going today. the going to be heading up. humidity 26 percent heading down actually quite dry wind speeds now not too bad in the valley paradise quarter spring valley and double digits elsewhere nothing to really talk about. temperatures hanging in the 70s some upper 60s el dorado. centennial hill so the northwest corridor just a little cooler and around southern nevada you can see 70 in boulder city. 65 in pahrump 75 over in mesquite. bigelow coming down off the of a late summer and early fall. you definitely will feel like autumn today. our skies will be generally clear few high clouds will be zipping through but th

is no stranger to celebrity appearances... this month, we had john legend & chrissy teigan in town... urging u- n-l-v students to register to vote... and last night at the debate... we saw the likes of scott baio (bay-oh), ted danson, steve aoki... and of course no stranger to the city-- wayne newton. celebrity endorsements have been around for decades... historians traced it back to 1920 when movie stars like lillian russell endorsed president warren harding. and just like the american people-- celebrities are divided on the issues-- and how clinton really kept talking about how it was affecting the american people where donald trump felt it was more of an attack on his ego and how he had to clean that up i think donald handles himself in a very civil way that i hadben't seen in the past at time and obviousl;y i think he won buit i was looking for a homerun and i didn't see it. and for the celebrities who weren't at the thomas & mack last night for the debate... many were weighing in on twitter. some serious like actress debra messing, saying: " i am so relieved it's all over.no more debates.no mo

l-v. chrissy teigen and husband john legend are expected to be on campus today rallying for hillary clinton. the couple is scheduled to arrive at 1 p-m.. and help with voter registration. they will later meet with elizabeth warren.. and catherine cortez masto at the springs preserve.. they'll round off the night at the official v-p debate watch party.. at the pearson community center. chance to see the possible second in commands face off.. in the vice presidential debates. : "it is a high pressure situation, it is the only chance the vice presidential candidates have to debate, they haven't been debating all campaign season, as have the presidential candidates and they have an awful lot of ground to cover. " tim kaine and mike pence will take the stage at longwood university near richmond. the spotlight is on the candidates this year.. because both hillary and trump would be among the oldest candidates to take office. anderson cooper and martha raddatz will be sharing the duty of moderating the next debate.. so if your last name is cooper... or raddatz... watch out... you could be getting a lot of online

l righchs yse wen half of whame? >> we are hoping. >> we areing for ier. >> a girl >>> actor john lithgow is a five-time emmy winner and foy who plays queen elizabeth ii. in this clip, we see the 25-year-old queen meeting prime minister churchill for the first time. >> i am having tea. doit down. >> i never minister refrement. nor a chair. the president sat by your great great grandmother while others of us standing like counselors and to waste time is a grievous sin. >> a grievous sin. we are very delighted to have john lithgow and claire foy to the table. welcome. so interesting when they came into the green room, john sa, other a while? john said, yesterday on charlie's show but shows how tight you have become. you're an oscar nominee and golden globe winner and emmy winner. are you aware you're john lithgow and you know something about acting? >> yes he is winston churchill. it's a big responsibility to play these people. >> and you're an playing sir winston churchill. >> they were incredibly welcoming. in fact, they had more confidence in me than i had in my myself. >> i was told they wanted an american because they wanted a di

is who we are. reporter: wikileaks released a fresh batch of e-mails allegedly hacked from clinton campaign chair john podesta. so far analysts say trouble l could be those purportedly portions of clinton's wall street speeches. >> when she told one group that at times you need to have a public position and a private position as you're trying to negotiate deals, that's something that plays into the negatives that hillary clinton has with voters. reporter: the clinton campaign call wikileaks a propaganda arm of the kremlin that wants to affect the outcome of the election in donald trump's favor. >> this is getting closer and itself, and so that in my mine is the real story here and what should be trouble l to voters. reporter: the f.b.i. says it is investigating russia's past involvement, donald trump has said the e mails show that clinton is corrupt. jennifer: so what else came from wikileaks today? reporter: well, back in march, during the primaries, a clinton advisor wrote to john expressing concern about what he called clinton's huge political weaknesses. , quote, petrified that hillary almost totally dependent on republicans nominating

. >> john: the l cortez hotel casino celebrating its 75th anniversary november 1 manager here to tell us how to be part of that big celebration. 75 years. remarkable. >> it is. las vegan a town that's reinvented itself so many times. we see demolitions new ones come up and they're all completely different scenes going into different directions. >> we have definitely remained to dry integrity and her history into our past for as you look at the the building fagade is two 1941. you will not find that too many places. >> why is it important to you? >> a lot of people have a real places. it's really unique and special they can walk in the doors of the l cortez and find a sense of history and what las vegan used to be. it's really special. >> you have been in an area of town that one was not built up and then it really kind of went downhill and now it's reinventing itself in kind of like to be part of that downtown resurgence? >> we are truly lucky. were the absolute best neighborhood of las vegas were poised at this intersection of history and future the older and happens in las vegas in the future residents. i think for us is the best intersection in the best

john in those g.h. days with a lot of ladies that i know going like this. >> yes, indeed. >> absolutely. scream queens is shot on the famous paramount studios l in hollywood. joining the cast of scream queens this season, cheers star kirstie alley. >> we talked to kirstie about convinced her to take the role. >> i called my friend john travolta because he's worked with ryan murphy. john had just finished doing the o.j. series. >> when producer ryan murphy called to offer kirstie the job, all she needed was a little push from john to say yes. >> john said, oh, my god, you will love him. you will worship him. you will -- and i go, well, do you think he's going to be okay with me? oh, my god, he's going to love. he's going to this. and so was very flattered, and i was excited, and here i am. >> are you okay? >> i'm going to be feeling great in about 15 minutes. >> fill us in a little bit about the nurse? >> that's even hard to say. >> that's one of the best last names in tv history. >> i thought i smelled something. >> that's hilarious. i just registered that your name scream queens, kirstie is the brilliant but devious hospital administrator. t

what's remarkable l is that i like hundreds of thousands of other arizonans once voted for john mccaint i'm disappointed. he's changed since he's been in washington for 33 years. you see, he once authored dream act and then he voted against it. he supported comprehensive immigration reform. and now he's campaigned on build the fence. he once fought but corrupting money in politics. mccain gold bill, and now he's taken more money from wall street than any other sitting senator. it would be an honor, arizonans have a choice many in this election, i would be honored to have your vote. thanks so much. >> thank you congresswoman and now with final closing statement john mccain. >> really it's been delightful evening and thank you for your professional questions and i appreciate it. yeah, congresswoman kirk path frick is right i have changed. i have changed. i understand the issues and channels that face taz. i have traveled everywhere. i've got the endorsement of 52 mayors in arizona. you know, that doesn't mine i've left them. it means that they trust me. and i trust them because they're t

is bittersweet for me. when i think about those who began this endeavor with us who are no longer here. we miss john ln and clem price and claudine brown and max bond. we miss my dad. whenever i look at the museum, identically see steel, grass and concrete. i feel the spirit, the hopes and strength of those who went before and upon whose shoulders we stand. it is those memories that brief life into this building. when i look at this museum, i realized the clarion call to them. knowner not just the well but those famous only to their families whose lives shaped this nation. we remember so we can ponder the pain of slavery, segregation and second-class citizenry. we also find that resiliency, faith, hope and joy that is so much a part of the african-american community. we remember to draw sustenance, inspiration, courage from the people's commitment to help america, challenge america to live up to its ideals. we remembered not out of -- out of a country's needs today for the contextualization and contemporary clarity that comes from understanding and unvarnished history and maybe, just maybe, that under

l week. the new polling comings as donald trump continues his effort to save his embattled campaign. the gop nominee has come out swinging against the most recent claims of improper behavior toward women. john roberts is with the trump campaign tonight in cincinnati. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. if you look a little more deeply into the fox news poll, the losses are among older voters. women over the age of 45, he is down 12 points. the latest scandal may only add -- hemorrhaging support among a crucial voting block, donald trump today took the stage in west palm beach to fight back. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. they are pure fiction and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> reporter: in the past 24 hours, five women have come forward to say trump touched them inappropriately. one a "people" magazine reporter. another, a photographer assistant who says he grabbed her buttocks. a beauty pageant contestant who said he kissed her on the lips. a woman in new york who claims frump did the same thing to her. and a woman who said he globed her on a flight. >> it was a shock when all of a sudden his h

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things depend on who is president" super-star couple, john legend and chrissy teigen, come to las vegas -- on a serious mission. they talk to "more", about the issue that brought them to u-n-l-v, and why they're so passionate about it. also -- the t-v show 'gilmore girls' comes to life -- we'll take you live to a local coffee shop, that's been taken over, by the hit series. plus -- a local business woman wants you to 'go natural'. we'll check out her products -- that are made in vegas -- and find out how they're helping women, with breast cancer. and -- the 'battle of the buffet' continues. plus, we're giving away more 'free tickets' to 'frozen fury'. more starts now!!! (( music )) i'm falling for las vegas, where the lights they shine so bright i'm falling vegas, more than a strip its a way of life i'm falling for las vegas, where not one dream is out of sight its so plain to see, she's been good to me, oh my lovely las vegas tonight good wednesday morning -- i'm jason

strong l condemning a missile test and insisted the american commitment to defending our allies in the region is "ironclad." >>> and in yemen a rebel group releasing two american citizens. john kerr kerry, saying houthi rebels --. there is no word yet on who freed the americans or who they are or how they came to be held by the rebels in the first place. secretary kerry is now in switzerland attending a nine nation meeting to try to find a way to finally end syria's devastating civil war. we'll have more on those efforts and that meeting coming up in our newscast. >>> and the fbi busting up a bombing plot, targeting refugees in the midwest. authorities say the three suspects are part of a kansas militia group that calls itself the crusaders. the men planned to bomb a mosque and apartment complex home to some 120 somali immigrants. will carr with the details. >> reporter: fbi agents say this militia had a culture of violence and was fueled by hatred. they say the crusaders are anti-government, anti-muslim, and anti-immigrant. they go on to say the three men all plan to fill four cars with explosives and then park them in four corners of an apartment complex in garden city in

john lackef and corey kluber. ome >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines. "the wall street journal" saysel baylor university is revealing new details about the sexual l assault scandal that rocked thet texas campus. investigators say it involved 17 women who reported assaults by five-year period. two players have been convicted, a third is under indictment. baylor fired head football coach art briles in may and parted ways with its president, former prosecutor ken starr, in august. >>> "the bismarck tribune" says there are sharply different views about the way law enforcement handled the protest in north dakota. state officials are praising police for using necessary force to keep the demonstration from r spiraling out of control. g of what they describe as war zone-like tactics.ta more than 100 people were arrested this week in the es protest. >>> "the des moines register" reports an iowa woman has been arrested for allegedly voting twice in the general election. police say the registered re republican cast an early voting ba ballot at two locations this week. th three other people are also suspected of voter fraud. the auditor says the arrests show the sys