((mauricio marin)) >>> thanks for waking up with us i'm mauricio marin in for nia wong. the stakes are being riased for tonight's second presidential debate in saint louis, missouri -- the debate will be a town hall style event with candidates donald trump and hillary clinton -- after a video was released of trump making shocking comments about women in 2005. emily schmidt is live in saint louis with what tonight's debate. ((emily schmidt)) on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. (donald trump, (r) presidential ((emily schmidt)) >> and that never is unlike anything presidential politics have seen before. one day after an audio clip from 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. (donald trump, (r) presidential campaign) >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. ((emily schmidt)) >> just hours later he made it clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of

((mauricio marin)) >>> thanks for waking up with us i'm mauricio marin in for nia wong. the stakes are raised for tonight's second presidential debate in saint louis, missouri a town hall style event with candidates donald trump and hillary clinton -- after a video was released of trump making shocking comments about women in 2005. causing some republican lawmakers to withdraw su emily schmidt is in saint louis with the latest on the fallout and what's expected in tonight's debate. ((emily schmidt)) >> the second presidential debate is set for tonight in st. louis, missouri. the republican party is in turmoil, after an explosive recording exposed donald trump making vulgar comments about women. ((emily schmidt)) on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) >> i have tremendous suppor00 pcent. emily schmidt))m 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. (donald trump, (r) presidential campaign) >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize.

when the ways they know what taylor's and marines come we don't have any shy sailors and marines. they will ask you questions and they will give you a conversation and leading up to the repeal of "don't ask don't tell" like that practically no questions on that. i have gotten zero and you look out around the fleet and it's just nothing. it's the same thing that happens when we ended segregation. there were terrible predictions of who was going to happen. the same thing when we started recruiting large numbers of women in the 80s, terrell -- terrible predictions who was going to happen and it never has come to pass and it certainly didn't in this case. >> thank you. haiti is recovering from a devastating hurricane. how can u.s. navy help the people of haiti? >> we are already there. we sorted ships prior to the hurricane. we have had marine amphibious ships. it's being released today by the iwo jima. the last number i saw was 114 tons of supplies. we don't have to wait for airports to get fixed. we don't have to wait for harbors to get fixed. we are amphibious. we can find a beach

the marines setting up. you can see a food station behind me and this is a point it is a place where the runners will need the inspiration and motivation and a place where they will reflect. it is the wear blue stretch to honor the fallen, honor the sacrifice. i want to show you the set-up. it is an early start for the marines. you have to see the water that they have been pouring out, gator aid as well. they have several layers. it is all about hydration. they have the gatorade, the right now. >> how many cups did you put out? >> i lost count. >> what number did you last count? >> 199. >> we know there are at least 199 cups here. >> how many layers do you do? >> two for right now. maybe later we'll figure it out if we have to do three. right now we're doing two to be safe. >> what time did you get up this morning? >> 2:00 in the morning. >> are you feeling it yet? >> not yet. no, not yet. >> i thought a 4:00 a.m. wake up call was early this morning. they've been up since 2:00. the biggest advantage they've

reporting live...mauricio marin. ((sharie johnson)) >>> and it's a great time to be out and about today-- but with winds picking up, it may not be as comfortable for the rest of the weekend. sherry swensk is in for katie boer tonight. ((sherry swensk)) it's been a breezy first day of october, but a beautiful one. temps made it to the low 90s - and the sun is just setting in the west so we are losing our light quickly. ...... just a few clouds out there and those gusty southwest winds have been increasing through the afternoon... with steady winds between 15 and 20 mph in many neighborhoods. ........... gusts have made it up to 35 mph at red rock... 40 at hoover dam. the air is dry and will dry out low pressure drops into the area and brings a cold front late tomorrow night. ............. through the evening winds will stay steady. ((sharie johnson)) >>> this weekend several eastside of the valley shine a little brighter. nearly one hundred volunteers came out for the community clean-up block party... picking up trash

i spoke to a marine historian who was there with the first marines.you were making the landing on okinawa, it turned out to be the last major battle of world war ii. but it wasn't thought that it was going to be, was it? >> oh, no. i didn't know when i was going to go home. i expected once okinawa was done, we were going to go to japan. in which case i didn't think i would come home alive. >> they started playing music. it was easter sunday, and some of you folks don't remember a very popular song "the easter parade." this was on, and i remember when we got into the landing craft, we started in to the beaches. you could hear it as long as you possibly could. it just got weaker and weaker, and no one, no one was saying a thing. >> the japanese weren't sure when it was going to happen. they knew it was going to happen. they were aware that it was coming and they were developing their contingency plans accordingly. >> in japanese, kamikaze means divine wind. for a sailor unlucky enough to see one up close, it could mean certain death. with over 2,000 kam

the thousands of marines working on this? >> well, you know, the marines you see out here, there are about 2,300 working the race. you know, they got orders to voluntolders is a better world. they're happy to participate and be part of something. that is why most people join the military, they want to be something part of themselves and they're doing that here at the marine corps marathon. >> we could get into the low 80s. what does the heat mean for runners? >> talking to the race coordinator, i think for the real good runners, th w and the humidity is up there. they have plans in place and i think everybody is just going to have to be smart out there on the course. it will take the four to five hour finishers it will be a little harder at the end but we'll keep an eye on them and they'll be fine. >> one more thing before we go. we'll be up against the redskins. you're a kirk cousins fan. >> i'm a big kirk cousins fan. >> otherwise you're lions all the way. >> sorry about last week, i'm good. i got bragging rights for anothe

and marine corps the away team because sailors and marines equally in times of peace and war are not just in the right place at the right time, they are in the right place all the time. we are the away team because we never get a home game. we don't want a home game. there, and there is to beingest thing there. in every case, from combat to view manager terry and assistance and disaster relief, naval assets get there faster, stay longer, bring everything we , and because we are operating from sovereign u.s. territory, we don't have to ask any other country's permission to get the job done. that presence, we have to have holes on the horizon. quantity is a quality all its own. to say the navy is too focused is to admit anps ignorance of its purpose. we are the navy. we did ships -- we need ships. we need enough ships to do every job we are given. i have made shipbuilding one of and we haveities, dramatically reverse the decline in the size of the fleet. in 2000 one, the u.s. navy had 316 ships. seven years later, 2008, we were down to 278 ships. during that seven years, the navy put 4

make it onto the all marine team. >> so when you're on the marine corps running team and running in the armed forces marathon championship at the marine corps marathon, you can't describe the feeling. >> by far it is the best experience in my life for running. >> reporter: an honor to run beside fellow service members and so many who have truly persevered. would never walk again. >> i'm proving them wrong. >> that is amazing. >> adam is up and walking. >> reporter: i want others to experience this as well. >> adam is walking, the last 6.2 miles of the marine corps marathon wearing exo skeleton robotic legs. >> go down to your local va. i heard about the >> adam is thankful for the brave service members and proud to walk along side them this morning. >> we feel walking should be a right, not a privilege and we're fighting fort right to walk. >> wow. so much inspiration right there and tomorrow is the big day and more stories to come. news4's jim hanley will be at the marathon for the start and finish and make sure to join us for the live coverage right here on news4 today and if you'

ten marines make it onto the all marine team. >> when you're on the marine corps running team and running in the armed forces, marathon championships, at the marine corps marathon, i mean, you can't even really describe the feeling. >> by far, it is the best experience in my life really for service members and so many who have truly persevered. >> some of the friends aren't with us here today. >> adam gorliski was told he would never walk again. >> i'm proving him wrong. >> adam is up and walking. >> i want others to experience that feeling as well. >> adam is walking the last 6.2 miles of the marine corps marathon wearing exoskeleton robotic legs to encourage wounded veterans to try the new again, too. >> go down to your local va and say hey, i heard about the exoskeleton. what is up with them. >> adam is thankful for the brave service members and proud to walk along side them this weekend. >> the walking should be a right, not a privilege and we're fighting fort right to walk. >>> tomorrow is race day, the big day. jim hanley will be at the marathon for the start and to mile marker 4 so

mauricio marin...8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >> the county planning commission is set to take up the issue at it's next meeting october 18th. from there... clark county commissioners are expected to vote on the matter in their first meeting in november./// ((katie boer)) good afternoom -- another very remain across the eastern seaboard as we continue to watch category 2 hurricane matthew off jacksonville beach florida... pushing north into south carolina by saturday. locally we remain quiet and calm--and continue to expect mostly dry conditions to continue. a live look outside shows just a few clouds but lots of sunshine. ............ the moapa river reservation this weekend... tonight and tomorrow... thousands of these lanterns will be released into the sky. it's all part of the "rise lantern festival"... this is the third year the event has taken place... you're looking at video from last year. people are encouraged to release the lanterns... which symbolize peoples' hopes, dreams, resolutions, goals, and desi

mauricio marin is live to help us navigate through it. ((mauricio marin)) >> it's going to be a four month shut down for some of the valley's busiest arterials at the spaghetti bowl. the work is all part of project neon. tonight--we looked at the different avenues to get around and avoid the mess. cringe at the thought of all the traffic. ((mauricio marin)) the spaghetti bowl is about to get turned upside down by car-nado. ((tyler scarle/driver: "you know a lot of times it does seem to slow down. quite a bit." )) ((mauricio marin)) drivers know it can be a pain to drive through the area right now. and know a fix is desperately needed to alleviate road congestion. ((tyler scarle/driver: "yeah i'd say they definitely help but they're really inconvenient during the time." )) ((mauricio marin)) but aren't looking forward to the traffic jams, detours and added orange cones on the road. to reduce the lanes on the northbound movement and detouring them to a single lane movement that works off the mlk off-ramp." )) ((mauricio marin)) there's a wh

((mauricio marin)) >> the chicago cubs are up 3 games to 2 against the dodgers in the national league championship series. and a lot is at stake----to see who will play the cleveland indians in this year's world series. however the action isn't only happening on the field---but at sports books like i ((mauricio marin)) the game is getting heated! ((travis richtmyer/cubs fan: "hey it's cubs all the way." )) ((jake harkins/dodgers fan: "i'm taught to not like the n-l central where the cubs are from so i'm going for the dodgers." )) ((mauricio marin)) all across town--fans are rooting for their team to see who will play the cleveland indians in the 20-16 world series. and betters are putting money down keeping the westgate super book busy. ((jay kornegay/westgate superbook: "whenever you have the cubs & dodgers make it this far you know it's going to draw some crowds and that's exactly what it's doing." )) ((mauricio marin)) jay kornegay who runs the super book says the amount of football game---which is huge for the game of baseball. ((jay kornegay/westgate superbook: "so it's not like

i don't ever want to send marines and sailors. the efforts to rebuild the fleet benefited more than just the core. two mobile alabama. american workers build, maintain and repair our platforms. tens of thousands of skilled employees are employed by the public shipyards at 400,000 jobs are tied. 41 million jobs are tied to international trade. for every job created almost three. since 2009 we've created 8,000 new jobs in the shipyards. these are american manufacturing jobs with an average. the overall impact of the ship building and trade in maritime is so great that the industry produced more than 25 billion. more than 37 billion in gdp in 2015. when the platforms get to the fleet, they protect the sea lions, and through these, 90% of the world's trade. fact is to focus on ship holding has produced tangible benefits for the marines. its advanced both our own economy as the global economy and contributed international security in a way that benefits every american. but increasing the size is only part of the equation. the way we do

mauricio marin joins us with more on the unexpected announcement: ((mauricio marin)) >> the news didn't sit well with many supporters at today's rally. some even booed joe heck when he insisted trump should drop of the race for president. showing a growing divide among the republican party....with just one month left until the election. ((joe heck/(r) u.s. senate candidate: "as you may havh controversy in the past 24 hours so i want to address that here this morning." )) ((mauricio marin)) republican joe heck running for nevada's u-s senate seat shocked many of his supporters at a rally saturday saying he can no longer support donald trump for president. ((joe heck/(r) u.s. senate candidate: "i accept that none of us are perfect. certainly i am not infallable. however i can no longer look past the pattern of behavior and comments that have been made by donald trump therefore i can no longer in good conscience continue to support donald clinton."my wife, my daughters, my mom, my sister and all women deserve better. all americans deserve better." )) ((mauricio marin)) heck is part of a gr

marine is a british heritage. duckworth herself was an army pilot. she lost both of her legs and crashed while serving in iraq. >>> coming up, metro serves a wrench into sunday's marine corps marathon. >> but first, the plane throws a tire at birds in a top? >>> check out these high temperatures tomorrow. more like early october than late october. 74 downtown. to the west. 76 in hagerstown. 76 in cumberland. we will come back ask talk about some areas hitting 80 >>> isis says the united states united states is using hostages as a large-scale attack. the mosul offensive started more than two weeks ago. and it could last weeks or even months seven passengers and flight attendants. >> thartd. it happened this afternoon at chicago's o'hare international airport. it was about to take off when evacuated. the injuries were -- injured were taken to the hospital. >>> sad news. two teenage siblings killed in a car rash on their way -- crash on their way to high school. 18-year-old jorge lara was traveling to school when a pickup struck his jeep. he and his sis

plus.... (( mauricio marin/reporter "we're inside henderson hospital getting a sneak peek of their technology that they're going to be using to keep your families healthcare top priority." )) <<< ((paul joncich)) >>> we're getting a closer look at what lead up to an officer-involved shooting in kingman yesterday. the bullhead city police department... which is leading the investigation.. released this body we want to warn you... this video is graphic. ((denise valdez)) >> in it... you see officers at the home of jeffery cave. they were there serving a search warrant. when the door opened... cave walked up to officers with a gun. they told him several tmes to drop it... and when police tried tazing him... he shot at them.. and officers returned fire. cave died at the hospital... and one officer was shot... he's in serious condition.. but said to be doing well./// ((paul joncich)) ((denise valdez)) >> i'm denise valdez. for the first time since an oversight committee approved the n-f-l stadium funding plan.... we're hearing first-hand from the governor. ((paul joncich)) >> the governor weighed

you mentioned marin county.t is indeed slow in marin county to san rafael and approaching the golden gate bridge. a couple crashes have been cleared but it is definitely slower than you normally see it in marin. mostly from rolland boulevard and approaching the golden gate bridge. traffic getting into the marin county area. of course the east shore freeway, that entire stretch is slow from the bridge down to the maze. that is taking an hour. 680 is slow. highway 24. all slower than normal because of the wet weather. as steve has been saying, it hasn't been downpours for most people but wet enough to slow commutes and cause fender benders. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic will be backed up for 25 minutes. san jose is getting slow. northbound 280 crowding up. it gets slower as you get out of camera range here. up to highway 17 and the west valley, all of the freeways are slowing into the west val i but it's not raping in downtown san jose right now. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> we c

it's very possible." )) ((mauricio marin)) mauricio marin...8 news now. ((denise valdez)) >> metro has also responded to about 35 calls related to bogus clown threats. police are warning parents to credible threats and bogus rumors. c-c-s-d police say suspects could face misdeameanor charges if officers track down those responsible for making potentially serious threats./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> metro police need your help... finding a man who violently robbed someone at a gas station. check out this surveillance footage... police are trying to figure out who the shirtless man is. you see him walk up to a random customer... he grabs him from behind... and throws him straight to the ground. then you see the man stealing several items from the victim. this all happened on wednesday at a gas statn and m-l-k. if you recognize the man in this video... call police or crimestoppers./// ((denise valdez)) meteorologist katie boer is tracking a warmup this weekend...katie? ((katie boer)) good afternoom -- another very pleasant day across the valley as major majo

it's very possible." )) ((mauricio marin)) mauricio marin...8 news now. ((denise valdez)) >> metro has also responded to about 35 calls related to bogus clown threats. police are warning parents to

((mauricio marin)) >> some are calling them killer clowns. and the terrifying hoax has spread all around the valley where students are reporting clown sightings. it's not the first prank of it's kind c-c-s-d has dealt with in recent years. and just like in the past police like many people...diana poff enjoys a good scare every now and then. but online posts of scary clown sightings lately has her more concerned than spooked. ((diana poff/resident: 'it only takes one person somebody, some nut case to put on a clown mask and do something crazy. it's very possible." )) ((mauricio marin)) clark county school district police say they've dealt with numerous incidents over the past week and a half involving clowns prank threats. ((ron lawrence/community counseling center: "clowns are used as monsters or monster dolls so there are people that get this bristle and fear i )) ((mauricio marin)) ron lawrence with the community counseling center has helped patients deal with the fear of clowns. but he says this scary clown mania of spreading bogus threats

((mauricio marin)) both candidates for president are after every vote they can get. and in nevada---it's crucial---where the state can go either red or blue. so today vice president joe biden stopped off in las vegas to show his support for hillary clinton. but not everyone is thrilled at what he had to say. ((mauricio marin)) vice president joe biden stopped off in las vegas saturday talking jobs. offering up advise he got from his father. ((joe biden/vice president: "joey. jobs is alot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity it's about your reec biden is in the silver state campaigning for hillary clinton. he didn't waste time on bashing donald trump---but the v-p avoided saying the republican presidential candidate's name. (( joe biden/vice president: "ladies and gentleman you start talking about hillarys opponent it doesn't take long for you to get to where it is. this man is unfit to be president of the united states of america." )) ((mauricio marin)) supporters say the issues are too important this election cycle not to vote. ((jamye merritt/hillary stake

let's head out to the marine corps marathon. this is mile 11 where david yourself to get through the race. we also have news4 crews at mile marker 4 if you want to cheer everybody on. we're expecting the first finishers of the marathon to come across in a minute. front coming in. it is triggering some showers far north and west of us up into ohio and northwestern pennsylvania. that is going to be getting closer to us by later this afternoon, but we don't have any around now. you can track it when you'll be out later this evening with the nbc washington app. you can see the storm team4 radar. i have the hour by hour timing on that rain. that is coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. well, a lot of people are out there right now running in the >> david culver is live at mile 11 with a glimpse into the excitement that continues to build. david? >> reporter: hey, angie and adam. a lot of excitement. the runners are making their way down mile 11 into 12 as they make their round across. this is the beautif

that's not stopping him from helping his fellow marines. kelley think werthmann has the -- kelly werthmann has the story. >> reporter: his basement is unlike any other so-called man cave. pictures and keepsakes from his service with the u.s. marine corps, including several medals. >> this is the day that i got my purple heart. >> reporter: sunday is five years to the day when reed was hit by enemy fire while serving in afghanistan. >> it's a very thick round. the size of your pinky. it went through my arm shattering every bone in its path and popped out. >> reporter: among the many people to come to the now retired sergeant's aid, members of the semper wounded marines and their families as they recover. reed says the group was especially helpful to his wife who was pregnant with little lillian when he was shot. >> i can never pay them back any amount of money for what they have done for me. >> reporter: but that won't stop this marine from trying. next month reed is taking part in the eisman cometh 30-mile bike race in michigan and he is do

but as 8 news now reporter mauricio marin explains... other projects on the table need to get forward. ((mauricio marin)) >> governor brian sandoval is calling the special session to have law makers consider approving a nearly one-percent new room tax for a football stadium. developers are asking for 750 million dollars to build the stadium. but the legislature will also have to consider approving cash for expanding the las vegas convention center. ((rossi ralenkotter/ceo, lvcva: "that's crucial to the economy of las vegas, we saw what happened to all of us with the recession, so these two projects make a bold statement, our customers are so excited, they'r ((mauricio marin)) this week las vegas convention and visitors authority president and c-e-o rossi ralenkotter advocated for the the proposed football stadium. and for the one-point four billion dollar convention center upgrade and expansion. it's likely law makers will have to approve both or none at all because they could be on the same bill. ralenkotter says he's not concerned over

i was wrong and i apologize." )) ((mauricio marin)) despite that----nevada congressman cresent hardy up for re-election also withdrew his support for trump. but standing united...both hardy and heck say they still don't want hillary clinton for president. ((cresent hardy/u.s. congressman: "that lady has no integrity. she will lie to get whatever it takes to get her elected." mauricio marin...8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) >> former republican romney was at today's rally. he's been an outspoken critic of donald trump for a while now--even before the tape got released. he told the crowd today he was offended by the audio recording saying it's degrading to women./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and of course trump's comments will be the elephant in the room at tomorrow's debates. both trump and hillary clinton are preparing for round 2 of the debates. then 10 days later... unlv takes center stage in the race for president.. either being rescheduled... or canceled. but the biggest impact will be felt by drivers. road closures will be in effect throughout the afternoon and evening along almo

we have created the world's largest marine protected area, and that is a major step forward for marine conservation globally. it is a wonderful moment. >> the international body that oversees the waters around antarctica has 24 member states. they had to agree on the reserve project. russia was the last country to hold out because it refuses to ban fishing. in the final draft which moscow adopted, fishing is still allowed in 20% of the reserve. >> we acknowledge the environmental significance. the significance of the solution for the protection of the marine environment. but at the same time, this was the basis for compromise here. we should have found a correct interestetween the seven fire mental protection and interest of the fishing nation. marines one of the last ecosystems in the world. countries such as australia and france are working on plans to create reserves in other parts of antarctica. annette: a reminder of what is making headlines now, in the operation to retake the city of mosul. it is regaining pace with the u.s. saying up to 900 jihadists have been killed as they win

reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((sharie johnson)) >>> four people have been killed in crashes since saturday morning. three of those incidents... involving alcohol. the most recent happened this morning on i-15 near russell. n-h-p says a lexus was speeding when it lost control and hit a 42-year-old motorcyclist. that rider later died from his injuries. a male passenger was taken to u-m-c for serious injuries. the 29-year-old male driver was arrested suspected of driving impaired. to us about why it's unerving to see october start off this deadly. ((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv "i would use the word terrified to tell you the truth because used to be that august and september where our dealiest months of the year but for the last three years in a row that carnage really started in october and didn't let up until march")) >>> yesterday afternoon a 28-year-old motorcyclist was a factor in two deadly crashes yesterday morning. a man was killed near desert inn and theme road. metro believes the drive

mauricio marin looked into it... and is trying to get the word out before something more sinister happens. ((mauricio marin)) >> at least one valley school principal at mannion middle school has sent letters out to student's parents about clown threat hoaxes . he's working to reassure parents that safety is a priority. and is addressing the issue with local law enforcement. others in the community are upset clowns are getting a bad rap. ((marc salls/star costume & theatrical supply: "we have both the traditional nice clowns up to the very sinister evil side of clowns." )) ((mauricio marin)) marc salls makes it his business to help people get a good spook out of halloween. but he's concerned these days with the frightening threats being made by people online---and using clowns as a front. ((marc salls/star costume & theatrical supply: "this is a very negative bump. we see some beautiful clowns shown in this community regularly and it is a good part of the community. so it's sad that somebody would do something to demo

the marine corps is up front. we're going to demonstrate some of the capabilities that these dogs have. i also believe that the san francisco fire department, a lot he of i the other local agencies, and even some companion dogs and service dog associations are going to come out and also display their dogs. >> and a certain retirement service or ceremony? >> a little bit, a little bit. i don't want to ruin anything. >> but do you get to keep pass cal at all? >> ain't been with pass cal the longest. generally there's a hierarchy with that. >> that's hard to too. >> it is. >> because you're the most recent handler. >> i am the most recent, but not the longest. normally the handler that gets him, or gets first dibs is the handler that's been with him the longest, or deployed with him the most. ? well, thank you for your service, product it, sergeant. and thank you for your service, pass cal. come out tomorrow to see this guy. we'll be back after the break. ea she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she

reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> thanks mauricio. and rememberyou have until friday november 4 to cast your vote early. don't forget 8 newsnow is you local election headquarters both on air and online at las vegas dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> should our state move into an open energy market? news leader what you need to know before you head into the polls and how the move could impact our community./// "now, live...this is 8 news now weekend edition." "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. ruben kihuen for nevada. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love

and thank you for your support of marine, sailors that serve with marines, our civilian marines and our families. marines have a unique perspective on readiness based on the intent of congress. we are the nation's force and readiness and being ready is central to our identity as part of the navy/marine corps team. that said, militia, my understanding of the purpose of this hearing is for the service chiefs to provide our best military advice on our current and future readiness challenges, my experience in the marine corps has been to make due with what we've been given. that's just the way i was raised and i've never been comfortable asking for anything more and i also understand there are many competing fiscal requirements that this congress has to deal with. however, based on the current top line and the future budget projections, and though we are meeting our current requirements, i believe we're pushing risk and the long-term health of the force into the future. as an example, we submitted an unfunded priority list of approximately $2.6 billion, which was the largest we've ever

however on capital vessels, a large ship, capable of holding a marine detachment, by tradition, marines would act as guards with the captain against mutiny. we don't have that problem anymore but they would do security. if the captain left his cabin and moved about the ship, the marine would follow him and pull duties as required including taking messages. as well as answering any calls he might have. from here, we are going to move through the captain's stateroom. follow me. we are here in the admirals cabin. after this is the admirals stateroom. this is a place where the admiral could entertain, and have guests including dignitaries, other officers, and personnel from other ships where they could talk of things of high confidence. behind me is a pass-through window into the admirals galley. it is shared with the captain as well. the admiral would bring his own mess steward and that person would be highly qualified. once he is selected by the department of navy personnel, he would be sent to additional culinary arts schools. to learn of cultural restrictions should the ship visit other

reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> mauricio...so what now has to happen now in order to get the raiders to las vegas? ((mauricio marin)) >> well now mark davis...the owner of the raiders has to get the approval from other n-f-l owners in order to make the move to las vegas. that pitch is expected to happen next week. we'll of course be foow latest. back to you./// ((christianne klein)) >>> an army veteran... gets a huge surprise. ((dave courvoisier)) >> up next on the valley's news leader... the local groups that handed over the keys to a mortgage free home today... to a deserving veteran./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at four. warrants have been issued for an 18-year-old man... accused of driving a pickup truck into a crowd of protesters. the protesters were rallying in support of native american rights. 18-year-old driver nicholas mahaffey is wanted on a misdemeanor charge of provoking an assault. three protesters were hurt in the monday night incident, who was hospitalized with a

veterans issues of today and also take a look back 25 years at the role of delta battery, the waterloo marines back in the first gulf war called desert storm. our questioning begins right now. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> announcer: now from kwwl, this is the steele report. >> ron: and welcome to this week's edition of the steele report. it's hard to believe it's been 25 years now since desert storm, which was the first gulf war and a couple of major wars since, so i'm joined today by two combat veterans to talk about some of the key issues facing our veterans right here in the area today, so let me first of all introduce them to you. he's a waterloo native who served with delta battery and they went to desert storm 25 years ago. hard to believe. and this is derek wittenberg who founded a very important veterans group called 22 no more. now, derek is a combat veteran of a couple of wars, desert storm and also the afghan war and his new group is referring to the 22 veterans who commit country. so we're going to talk about some of these key issues h

, only ten marines make it onto the all-marine team. when you're on the marine corps running team and you're running in the marathon feeling. >> by far, it's been the best experience in my life, really, for running. >> an honor to run beside fellow service members and so many who have truly persevered. adam was told he would never walk again. >> i'm proving them wrong. that's an amazing feeling. >> adam is up and walking. >> i want others to experience that feeling as well. >> so adam's walking the last robotic legs to encourage wounded veterans to try the new technology and hopefully walk again too. >> please go down to your local v.a. and say, hey, i heard about this exoskeleton. what's up with this? >> adam is thankful for our brave service members and proud to walk alongside them this weekend. >> walking should be a right, not a privilege. and we're fighting for the right to walk. >> captain rodriguez says one of the best things about running the marathon is seeing marines that he hasn't seen in almost 20 years cheering him on. the

it's the marine layer. and it is still offshore except right around the inverness area and point reyes, as well. we'll be pushing on into the san mateo coast later this afternoon. temperatures will go down. a much cooler weekend is in store for us. plus, rain is coming. but first, today with the abundance of sunshine, nearly 70 at rockaway beach. 70s will be common across the peninsula into the santa clara valley. going with an outside number of 75 towards campbell, low and mid-80s towards morgan hill and gilroy. 80 in the tri-valley today. 83 fairfield. but 83, 84 in brentwood, discovery bay, back through antioch. vallejo in the mid-70s today. similar conditions in throughout the north bay, as well. okay, we are going to track the rain together and tell you exactly when to expect it but right now she has been busy. here's roqui. >> thank you, roberta. time is 6:34. let's head to the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are about to head out to downtown san francisco, it's going to take you, oh, 15 minutes to get

((mauricio marin)) >> it's really something unique. think of an electronic store----a furniture store---and even a department store all under one roof. something for most anyone. back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> many of those who have worn the badge are questioning involved shooting in kingman. (( "drop the gun!! drop the gun!! drop the gun!! (yelling) )) last night police released body cam footage as officers executed a search warrant thursday morning. authorities shot and killed 53 year old jeffrey clair after they say he drew a gun and fired at officers. we showed the footage to retired metro sergeant clarke paris who noticed questionable tactics in the confrontation: (( "i was surprised they took so long, they gave him so much time to answer the door. usually, they'll knock and go right in because time is on the suspect's side." ((sharie johnson)) >> paris does agree without a doubt, this is a justifiable shooting. he says it could have been handeled in a safer manner. kingman police say their trained entry team... responded

mauricio marin and chris maathuis have team coverage for us tonight from carson city. ((mauricio marin: "behind me is the assembly chamber here in carson city where 42 members are expected to give the stadium proposal either a yes or a no thank you." )) ((mauricio marin)) public funders are asking the state to pitch in 750-million dollars to help pay for the cost with a nearly one percent hotel tax incrase. the stadium bill has passed the senate. now it moves to the assembly two-thirds of the votes to head to the governor's desk. there's been a lot of push for the project. but just today ahead of the vote--- the reno gazette journal came out as one of the biggest oppoents of this specific plan. the newspaper's editorial board says it's keeping taxpayers on the hook if enough revenue isn't generated. however---not everyone living in northern nevada agrees as long as it can benefit state programs like education. ((john tendeland/supports stadium proposal: "well actually i think we would fly down and do it up right and everything. and unlv is going to get something out of

marin county is mostly residential.any who work in marin doing everything from construction to child care can't afford to live there and have to drive in. and that's why the richmond bridge commute and other commutes into marin look like this most mornings. >> prices are getting so high in the rents and the sales. it's impossible to make ends meet under a certain income level. >> reporter: in pricey marin county, real estate experts say prices are up 25 to 30% since 2007. >> when you're talking the median price being a million- one. when you're talking average rents for a two-bedroom being $2,800, try to do that on a regular salary working at the malls or wherever these jobs are. you know, underneath a very high level job, you simply can't afford it. >> reporter: since 2007, the price of a two bedroom apartment in san rafael has risen from an average of $2,575 to $32. >> i live down in novato for about 30 years. the cost of living went way up. so we ended up moving. >> her drive to work is about 45 miles. businesses are

the rain bringing more misery for the waterlogged marin civic center. the leaky roof has plagued san rafael city leaders for more than a decade! a $20 million repair job will begin next summer. >>> the rainy weather should be less of a problem for some cable car operators in san francisco. this week the city is installing a new surface to add traction as the historic cars are turned. the new material called ruby lake glass is made from pulverized tvs. and it's supposed to last about 10 years. >>> in pacifica, crews clearing the streets preparing for the possibility of sand and water breaching the seawall. signs already up warning visitors to watch out for those high waves. and this was the morning commute along the old doyle drive messy ride heading into san francisco, drivers forced to be extra careful and slow down. and keep your distance. >>> the big question is how long is the rain going to stick around? paul deanno? >> about six months? [ laughter ] >> just joking. >> rainy season is just beginning. october has been very dry for the past five years

you are a marine. going to let me do that so when trump answered your question, you were satisfied with that answer? >> yes. i was. and, you know, i hope that he -- it's my hope and i have seen some great generals in the room. general boykin, general flynn, some great generals in the room i really hope mr. trump, if he becomes president surrounds himself with those people to make the right decisions. >> that's what he says he is going to do. the controversy ignited when his opposition took the comment to be demeaning, to those military people who are suffering mentally and emotionally from their service. they tried to turn it around. and say to the american people he demeaned. did you take it that way or any of your friends, any in your group, did anybody take as it a demeaning comment? >> no. you know, i have been telling people to simply don't take my word for it. don't take the media's word for it for sure. go listen for yourself. you phis played it and there is more to it. people can listen for the

both former marines and both run in all 40 marine corps marathons. >> you get motivated but it's harder each year. running it, adrenaline is rising. picking up the information today at national harbor, moms around the town. >> i feel ready. this is exciting. we trained really hard. >> preparing for the race day temperatures in the 80's. >> we did a lot of long runs on hot days. i feel ready. >> jason is ready for the heat. he is from miami. he served in the u.s. army in afghanistan. >> i have brothers that fought i'm running for them. i'm going to make it happen. japanese hopefully for everybody. we are at the starting/finish line at iowa jima in arlington. bottles of gatorade as far as the eye can see. more bottles of water everywhere. doug is talking about the temperatures on sunday. the race organizers are this seriously and hydrate as much as possible. best of luck to everybody taking part on sunday. live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. how does it look for sunday? doug: it will be fine to get you through the race the temperatures will warm up. 58 degrees. about 7:00. by 1:0

we've created the world east largest marine protected area and that's a major step forward for marine conservation globally so it's a wonderful moment. reporter: the international body that oversees the waters around antarctica has 24 member states. they hah all had to agree on the reserve project. russia was the last country to hold out because it refuses to ban fishing the in the final aft, which moscow allowed, fishing is still allowed in 20% of the reserve. -- the significance of the solution for protection of the marine environment but at the same time and it was actually the basis for compromise here. we should have found a right, correct balance between the interests of protection and the interests of the fishing nation. reporter: the sea is one of the last intact marine eco systems in the world. countries such as france are working to create reserves in other parts of antarctica. >> now, if like me, you're a chocolate lover, paris is the place to be this week. the trade fair is currently under way. the trade fair entirely dedicated to all things cock lat. not just the food bur

mauricio marin is live from mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) >> metro police are on the hunt for the suspect. investigators worked late into the night and through the early morning collecting evidence on scene. we saw folks who appear to be residents of the home taking stuff out of the house throughout the morning. they didn't want to talk with us on camera. but we're learning that one of the roommates found the victim inside the home just after 7 saturday nig hacienda. she called police. detectives say it also appears at least two shotguns were missing from the home and the entire house was ransacked. also a car was missing. the vehicle belonged to the victim's roommate who told police no one was allowed to use it while she was traveling to california. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "one of the patrol officers spoke to her by phone and she has said no one else had permission to take the vehicle or be in the vehicle so we are going to get through that pretty quick and i already have that ((mauricio marin)) >> police found

marine corps marathon, again, warm for october. great weekend to have brunch outdoors or head to some of the haupted houses in the area. take a look at your ten-day forecast. again, tomorrow, 75. sunday, five degrees warmer. a high around 0. marathon planner hour by hour. when the race gets under way, it's cool, around 60 degrees. that's really nice running weather. 67 starts to feel a little warm, and if you're wrapping up around 1:00, it's almost hot. 75 degrees at that point with a mix of clouds and sun. halloween day, looking cooler, looking nice and crisp. 62 for a high. trick-or-treaters will have temperatures in the 50s. return to the mid-70s. guys, a heads-up, next weekend as we start november, day light savings time ends, we get an extra hour of sleep. >> that's right. >>> our nbc 4 responds team is working for you. we're covering thousands of dollars and getting big results. consumer reporter susan hogan has this week's responds recap. >> this week, we helped viewers with all kinds of consumer problems from a fence that w

it turns out the navy won so the marines had to take it on the chin. they are eating lunch on the bottom left and big group at the end, 50 marines and 22 sailors out there. also, while that was going on we had canine exercises with the military as well. captain grose was out there and garret miller and ed martinez are out with k 9s and see them going through different props. you see the legs sticking through but made it up into the wendo. we had a lot of good press, 4 new stations coving us. they got a lot of good footage of marines and navy learning how tacut and breach concrete and so fort so was a very good day lunch was great and weather perfect. the navy asked if we can do two days next year mpt they liked it so much and want their member tooz do it and marines as well. that bringz us to thursday and did interoperable fire fighting training on the csf san diego. this is about delivering a marine force into a hostile area. pretty big ship. we spent the morning learning about the fire fightsing systems and capabilities see the central coal on the le