jim and mary? >> marie: sharing the legacy when it comes back here at home. thank you reed for your live report. >> jim: we spent a big chunk of this we get in the pool but the heat is still here. >> marie: the heat is still here and it has to be tough f final days before they go back to class. they are probably think it's so warm out there. >> kevin: there probably getting under the garden hose or something. a good week to do that. we have been sizzling of it as of late. yesterday's high was 111 on sunday. in august we expected to decrease but check this out, yesterday's high 111 was the 17th day this summer we have made it to at least 110. the record was set back in that made it to at least 110. today not quite. we stopped at 108. i guess that looking at the glass half full. half a dozen above normal both high and lows. it has been a rather torching august so far. 11 out of 15 days have been above normal. here is a view of the camera at red rock. a beautiful blue sky and you know the breezes they just added the extra level of clarity even out at the lake. t

. >> marie: especially on the west side. chloe, you have b doesn't mean you are in the clear today. >> chloe: absolutely not. we're in for a bumpy ride tonight. we'll see thunderstorms continue to pop up across southern nevada. right now the concentration is on the west side of town. you can see the clouds really ominous and thickening across the area right now. as we look outside we're going show you the movement of those storms coming up in just a second. as of right now, the only place that's gotten love when it comes to the rain is summerlin. just a trace of showers right there. slowly moving out of the -- actually quickly moving out. contradicting myself. upper 80s in centennial. mid-90s downtown area. much warmer on the east side. like i said, we are tracking the activity outside right now. here is a look at some of those storms developing just over the past hour or so. like i mentioned, the one on the west side of town has dissipated. you can see the movement as it moves in a northeasterly direction. slightly east as

the full forecast is coming up. >> marie: thank you for that. from kindergarten to college, maybe even preschool as well, students across southern nevada returning to class for a new year of reading, writing and arithmetic. as we go to break, a few more from viewers of their children heading back to school. some of those kids actually members of the news 3 family as well. you are watching "news 3 live at right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just 75 dollars a month. you'll get over 150 channels, with tons of pro and college sports... local and national news... reality and drama shows... hit hollywood movies... and tons of hd channels. plus interactive features, for watching tv on your time. you'll also get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for the whole family to surf, stream, and play online. bundle and save by getting tv and internet for 75 dollars a month. just call... and switch today for endless entertainment. uh...can someone pass the popcorn down here? call... ..

: i am marie mortera. relatives say the victims her husband at this point is nowhere to be found. the investigation into her murder is our top story at five. >> jim: antonio castellan is live at the murder scene for us today. it is a neighborhood in the east valley.what have you learned? >> antonio: neighbors still cannot believe that a 78-year-old woman was murdered in this house. friends of the victim said they knew the couple was having problems but no one imagines have played a role in the murder of his 78-year-old wife. metro detectives went door to door in the neighborhood off of sloan and washington. it is where the victim lived. detectives were showing photos of a man wanted for questioning for neighbors. they believe the estranged husband beat his wife to death. last night justin roberts spoke about the pain of losing his dear neighbor. >> she was really kind and sweet hearted. seemed like she had a big heart, very charming. >> cisco area identified the woman. we reach her sister by phone who said

. >> marie: it is a video vault wednesday. the crash of a fighter jet near nellis brings back memories for long time locals. tom hawley looks at another crash more than 50 years ago that had a major impact on our valley. >> announcer: news 3 starts right not supposed to exist. look, this is a crime. this is a criminal act. who knows what's going to happen. our government is a much different government than it used to be. >> marie: donald trump talking exclusively to our sister station wpec in west palm beach, florida on the controversy surrounding the clinton foundation. >> gerard: new connections between foreign donors and the clinton foundation are being revealed every day. >> marie: this while the clintons took another step to distance themselves from the family foundation. if hillary wins the election. >> gerard: new at 3:30, kristine frazao reports some of these foreign donors may have been behind the failed coup in turkey last month. >> reporter: emails suggesting donors to the clinton foundation gained special access to

>> marie: i love it! and yet let everybody know that >> jim: out that it was great out here on the set because it gets a little warm underneath these lights. turns i guess it is a selfie fan so you get a windblown look when you take a selfie. i'm not using it for that i promise. >> marie: check out his instagram feed. >> jim: exactly. >> kevin: and a close shave as well. >> marie: all right kevin, all >> kevin: they are telling us there should be a surge tonight which means possibly up to 200 per hour, is is until 1:00 a.m. so your best bet will be to go out late that is of course and we are going out because of a newscast at midnight after the olympics. one more thing people are asking, this is very important. there visible all over the sky but they originate from the northeast. so i like to go north valley, far enough where i do not see the glow of the las vegas lights and look off to the north although sometimes i'm arching my head back to look at them behind me as well. pretty cool, i am very hopeful

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

. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. that investigation began after 3:00 a.m. when a woman says brown threatened her with a gun at his tarzana home just outside of los angeles. the 27-year-old singer's attorney mark geragos arrived at the home earlier this afternoon after initially refusing to come out, brown changed course and allowed police to enter his home with a search warrant. police say they are in the process of interview them all about the alleged incident. police saying that no one has been arrested at this point. butland are -- lapd are using their robby homicide detectives. because this is such a high-profile case. >> as we are currently speaking now, our homicide division is serving a search warrant at mr. brown's location. residence. his representatives on the scene and they're having people come out of the residence. anybody that's an occupant at that residence coming out where our department will conduct a protective sweep of the residence. once all the occupants are removed, they will be interviewed by detectives to try to ascertain their state

jim and marie. >> marie: thank you for the update antonia. 37 years ago police found the vacant dirt 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 th

back to you. >> marie: such a devastating scene. we'll bring you back to las vegas now where new at three a local man is in custody in connection to a human 63-year-old david coil faces charges of sex trafficking and soliciting a child and prostitution. metro police believe he would lure teenagers to commit acts of prostitution through postings on craigslist. the investigation started in may but police say coil may have been doing this since october. >> gerard: the rain may be behind us now but some people still feeling the affects of it even today. >> marie: really is incredible. for one area in the northeast side of the valley they mav nowher entrance and exit was flooded. christy wilcox joins us live near las vegas boulevard and craig road with an update on how things are now. >> reporter: we spoke to the director of operations here at the extended stay. he says -- his name is john barr. he says they're sort of stuck between a rock and hard spot when it comes to guests staying here and trapped behind me. floodwaters. here, let me

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

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

i'm marie mortera. >> i'm jim snyder in for reed today. this all went down when some protesters got a little too close to clinton trying to get up on stage. news 3's jeff gillan is live outside the hall where she was speaking. so you were there. walk us through the gone too far. >> reporter: actually, jim, good afternoon. actually, they let me stay so i am inside the hall right now. they've covered many of these things and it's not unusual to see protesters at an event. what is unusual is to see the secret service take the stage to make sure the candidate is protected. here's what happened. keep talking. >> reporter: so you are looking at act sfrisz the group direct action everywhere. they were calling on clinton to, in the group's words, support animals right to be free from harm. the group was calling on mrs. clinton to take a stronger position on animal rights. the group is against the raising and killing of animals for food. now let's put this into context. this was not the entire afternoon this afternoon. this moment the video of cour

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

i'm marie mortera. >> 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

i do. >> marie: you do? >> reed: yep. >> marie: oh yes. of course. connections. and kevin janison i think he can speak dog. we've seen him doing the howl. join the conversation on facebook as well. if you really jive with your pup or maybe the cat too or the rabbit or the snakes, whatever, just search for ksnv news 3 las vegas. >> reed: time for a look at what's ahead at 5:00 today. >> marie: nevada senator harry reid sounding the alarm. is the election in jeopardy because of hackers? at five who he says is behind the possibility. >> reed: a accident. what she says all of you us need to do to really get our arms around this problem here in our valley and make the streets safe. those stories plus a check of your traffic tonight on "news 3 live at 5:00". >> marie: look at this sight. all thanks to an aurora hunter who managed to capture amazing images of the northern lights in finland. the photographer wanted to see the lights as clearly as possible so he drove out into the countryside 19 miles to the arctic circle away from the collision -- the result of collision

good evening everyone glad you're with us tonight, i am jim snyder. >> marie: i am a marie mortera. sergio avila joins us at the shopping center, no doubt this was a scare. but there are questions whether this gun was real or fake. >> sergio: at least one police source telling me here at the scene that they believe that was a fake gun. but they are still trying to get the confirmation. inside saw a man pointing a gun at the head of one of the customers and whether it was real or fake, the response was absolutely real. law enforcement and people inside of the store, they not only ran outside also hid inside the store sheltering in place. the swat team was quickly called to the area.once they arrived, they were able to take one person into custody. we are being told the man is a >> imagine being inside the store when this all happened. a very frightening time for witnesses. one of them who spoke with, she was able to make it out of the store. her mother was not. and she described the situation and what led up to the scare. >> he had like a red purse and he dropped it. and then she sai

. >> marie: but she still leads the battleground states. so trump is offering his message and even his tactics. trump make two major changes. after slamming some undocumented immigrants and vowing to deport them all, trump could announce wednesday he will not send mos of his most ardent supporters. >> a big part of the trump appeal in the primary was his gut feeling that he is going to to be strong and he's going to tell what you he really thinks. >> marie: trump change number two is a tv ad. it is a $10 million buy in key states including hours which attacks clinton and her record on a number of issues. >> reed: let's talk about nevada and the election. right now there's a federal court hearing to determine appear on nevada's ballot. the nevada secretary of state's office has ruled the party did not gather enough signatures from registered voters for their candidate jill stein to make it on to the ballot. a decision is being appeald. stein is on the ballot in 37-states. news 3's jeff gillan is at the hearing and is going to have the update

>> marie: right now on "news 3 live at 3:30," day in court. the trial continues for the man accused of killing a local teenager over an ipad. the latest from the courtroom in a live report. im a high school student asks to go home because of what she wore. why she says the school district is discriminating against her because of the shirt's message. >> marie: malicious intent. malware discovered in something that almost everyone has. the urgent alert cell phone users need to hear so they don't become susceptible to hacking. >>> news 3 starts right now. >> 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 o

's mre's. >> marie: they will come in two varieties. one is a grandma sandwich cookie with a chocolate and marshmallow filling. >> jim: the other is a graham for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck 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 speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible >>> tonight a shocking fatal mistake, an elderly woman shot to death by a police officer while playing an intruder during an academy drill. why did the gun contain a live round? tonight a graver stricken family and an investigation into a >>> trump defiant, strongly denying he was trying to incite violence while saying second amendment people could act against hillary clinton. >>> and hillary clinton's e-mail controversy

. >> marie: also, hillary clinton's emails. the new decision by a judge today in the on going investigation and how it could impact the presidential candidate. >> gerard: also that deadly attack by an alligator on a child at a disney resort in florida. new information on the final report on the moments when the >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> marie: we begin the second half-hour with breaking news. a construction accident has left one worker dead. . >> gerard: this happened just after 2:00 p.m. in tivoli village. antonio castelan joins us live at the scene with the latest. antonio? >> reporter: firefighters tell afternoon there was a scaffolding collapse. there were three workers on that scaffolding. two of them jumped to safety. one of them unfortunately was crushed by that scaffolding. i want you to take a look at the gray building. part of the scaffolding is still up. it's about 20 feet high. we actually spoke to a worker who witnessed the fall. he says it fell very slowly as you can imagine he tells us it was horr

news3lv.com is that address. >> marie: dare to be a pair! next on the buzz a couple has made a habit out of being like one another for many years. >> dana: good afternoon. i'm dana wagner. a man inhales his wife -- impales his i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. night. a couple from las vegas wowing and scaring the judges at the same time. ? [music] ? they call themselves deadly games. you can see why. and we'll find out if they make it through to tonight right here on channel 3. now we take you to connecticut where driver backed into a gas pump setting off this chain of events which resulted in a huge fire ball. couple of children in that car. everybody was able to get out in time. police s

. >> marie: thank you for that. more details and images from sky 3 heading there now. >>> now more proof today that we really are battleground in the race fire fighter the white house. thank you for joining us. i'm marie mortera. >> i'm gerard ramalho. five days after trump's number two came to the valley hillary clinton sends her running mate plumbers and pipe fitters training center on legion way in east las vegas. jeff? >> reporter: gerard and marie, good to see both of you. welcome the union hall where they're packing up behind me as we speak. this was tim kaine's first visit to our valley since mrs. clinton picked him officially to be her number two. about 300 people jammed this hall at the training center earlier today. mr. cain did not mince any words. he sewed he is not in -- said he is not in nevada by quote really, really important. he told the crowd many of whom are union members. trump is the "you're fired president". he says clinton will be the "you're hired "property. he says clinton will put forward a

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

she filed for divorce just before good evening everyone i'm jim snyder. >> marie: i marie mortera. erlinda penaflor is being remembered as a devout woman who always had time to give to others. they arrested the husband now and he is our top story at five. >> jim: antonio castellan joins us live from the murder scene it near stone and washington. antonio, her friends say she was really a gentlewoman who touched a lot of lives. >> antonio: jim, she was loved by all neighbors. we're learning new information husband called 9-1-1 and told police killed his wife. when police arrived to the house, they got no response. so they left. >> she was really kind, sweet hearted. it seems i should have been hard, very charming. >> antonio: friends of hers will never forget the gentlewoman who touched the lives of many. they say she was devout catholic who held prayer meetings at home. they found her the living room floor. today metro police arrested arthur lopez. her estranged husband. he was charged with her murder. cannot horrible, and you just don't think something would happen to someone like

we discussed would you prefer the digital or markers. >> marie: reminds me of football. where they had the x's and o's and they were dragging lines across. >>> let's talk about the good stuff here where this is our chance to a star for the florida state seminoles but a photo is making him a staff in a different way. sixth grader beau has autism. because he is different he is a bit of an out cast. do you see anybody sitting next on him? beau eats lunch alone almost every day. not yesterday. travis and other football when travis saw beau alone he sat down to chat with him. travis says beau is a cool person he'll hang out any time and even offered beau his cell phone number. >> marie: i hope that beau is the most popular kid at school now. >> reed: he better be darn it. >> marie: a young southern nevada girl made it her mission to help police is about to make her latest donation to law enforcement. you may recall story on teresa babcock. her lemonade stand raised money to help buy equipment and protective vets for k-9 officers. in just a few minutes teresa and her dad are g

the guy said mary, those are rifle holders. and that made me laugh over and over because i haven't spent any time in the military. i don't have family. my father was very old, he was 65 when i was born. he enlisted in world war one. he was born irn england but lived here and atened basic training and got a hernia and that was that. >> so in terms of your being this person who blenders into situations without knowing much about them you have covered several subjects. packing for mars was similar in that you worked in the nasea and space program. was it harder to get access to the military or the space program? >> guest: you would think the military but in fact it wasn't as difficult as nasa. the military was very straightforward. it is is this project classified? then no. if it wasn't classified people were helpful and willing to kind of, you know, help me. the difficulty was when the people were saying no, nobody felt they had the authority to say yes. you had like 15 people. they were ping-ponging back and forth and took a yea

. >> jerry: dark chocolate chips. >> marie: good recipe. that includes oatmeal, dark chocolate and the regular chocolate. >> jim: and we'll accept [ laughter ] have a good afternoon. >> hello. i'm mark hyman. i couldn't believe i lived in america. those were the words of hingea bogo. here's what's happened hined the headlines. four decades ago hingea immigrated from kenya. he opened an auto repair shop in dallas. he was living the american dream. for more than 30 years hinga repaired thousands of cars. praise on yelp.com. you may have heard of the kilo versus new london decision. in 2005 the supreme court ruled it was acceptable for governments to seize private property using eminent domain and make it available to businesses that would pay more in taxes. om toreization -- amortization is a back door seizure. governments retroactively zone a neighborhood to make legal businesses illegal. they give owners a deadline to close up shop and leave. one councilman wanted to make way for a starbucks or macaroni grill. his auto repair business is no

>> mary: panelle. the arabs, maybe even earlier because chickpeas have been around for a long time. >> anthony: and this is the caponata. >> mary: caponata. >> anthony: about as sicilian as it gets. >> mary: yes. caponata and cannoli are the two internationally known sicilian dishes. [ chef speaking italian ] >> anthony: this is what i've been waiting for. this is what i wanted sicily to be. something to soothe my shattered soul. it doesn't take much. a bowl of good pasta. in this case, the famous spaghetti al nero di seppia. spaghetti in cuttlefish ink. also some caserecce al pesce spada. pasta with swordfish, eggplant and tomatoes. >> chef: okay. >> anthony: ah, beautiful. perfect. perfect pasta. very happy with that. >> mary: good. i know you've been looking forward to it. i'm glad it's good. palermo's an expensive city for some things because the consumer is paying -- >> anthony: more. >> mary: more so that the store can afford to pay its extortion money. the big change that has happened is that up

let's start out with the key one you mentioned, mary todd lincoln. >> mary todd lincoln in my view, gets a bad rap from many historians. and that's because she was volatile, she was often ill-tempered, created embarrassing scenes and at the end of her life she went mad and was committed by her son, robert todd lincoln to an insane asylum. her life was tragic. she lost two sons and her husband. she had a difficult upbringing. her mother died when she was a child. her father married his stepmother who did not love her. she was a poor little rich girl. her father was the business partner and political ally of henry clay, one of the most distinguished and powerful politicians in america. who what lincoln's ideal, his idol. he modeled himself on. it ways henriquez-robertsry clay who invented the term a self-made man, and lincoln borrowed that as his own idea of himself lincoln she was known as a child among her family, as a violent little whig. she was not silent in mixed company on politics, which was very rare at the time. women were not supposed to voice political opinions before men. she

mary lincoln was frantic by then. she came through that front door screaming, where's my husband, where's my husband? why didn't he shoot me? then mary lincoln entered this front parlor. and she sat on of course her sofa in this room. this was the front parlor of the boarders george and hilda francis, who quickly vacated the premises when the first lady was brought in. mary lincoln would spend much of the hours of april 14th and the early morning hours of april 15th in this room. she didn't spend the night at her husband's side, she spent most of the night here with close friends. she was very upset. she really couldn't stand to see her husband wounded and unconscious. so much of her time was here. crying, sobbing. when clara harris, one of her theater guests that night, came in and mary lincoln saw harris' dress covered with blood, mary began screaming, my husband's blood, my husband's blood! it was actually the blood of major rathbone, miss harris' fiance. he had been stabbed by booth, he bled heavily, much of the b

. >> marie: as the olympic take center stage in rio de janeiro terms are also flocking to hotspots to experience with the city has to offer outside of the games. >>. >> jim: more than 80,000 people forced from their homes by these flames tonight. a massive down the main out from here to los angeles. >> marie: the fire has burned about 40,000 acres now. it has shut down multiple highways including the portion of the 15 freeway. 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. yo

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, donald trump's economic plan calls for a tax base which he says will revitalize the economy. the clinton campaign says all trump's plan does is benefit the rich. she unveils her economic plan thursday. a just released national poll now shows clinton has opened a double-digit lead over trump. 61% of those asked felthe the temperament to be president. while just 27% feel that way about trump. brian webb is here in new york with more. brian, good morning. >>> good morning, anne-marie, a subdued donald trump outlined his plan that fell in line with other presidents since ronald reagan. lower taxes, fewer regulations and a focus on fossil fuel. >> reporter: donald trump pitched his revamped tax plan monday in detroit. embraced by republicans for decades, including across-the-board tax cuts. >> my plan will reduce the current number of brackets from seven to three. and dramatically streamline the process. >> reporter: during the hour-long address the republican candidate also took cam

mary: wow. lemonis: and so it's always very dangerous for me to think about investing in "a," a cyclical business, which is the furniture business... -steve: correct. -lemonis: ...and, "b," a multigenerational business that doesn't have the smoothest of transition plans today. i get the sense based on a few things yesterday you feel like you're the only one with good ideas. steve: you have to convince me of what your asking or doing or saying. and if i think it's totally wrong, i'll tell you my opinion. lemonis: what happens if steven gives you his opinion? do you process that, or do you dismiss it early? steve: no, i process it. i do dismiss it often. lemonis: are you confused sometimes, when you come in, what your role is? steven: yeah. yeah. lemonis: so, when i think about your financials, it does look like a labyrinth of debt and mortgages and bank revolvers and -- steve: right. lemonis: there's $1 million in debt, not enough working capital to sustain any sort of downturn. fixing up the mac

called mary and her machine. she had a machine. she had and landers who was part of her operation and one of the reasons it was passed was and landers had an open letter to congress saying the american people telegram your congressman and congress was deluge with letters so she had this big machine. she said it in motion and it was very successful endeavor on her part. >> i think a lot of people would be surprised as cover that there was one patient that had a lot to do with merry stealing that it was time to start pushing forward in this act. >> there is some ironic coincidence. in 1969 i was sitting in my office and the phone rang and it was a chemo therapist as we called them in those days from boston, rita kelly and she said i have a patient who has gallbladder -- gallbladder cancer. she had been operated on by the great claude welch who was the most famous of and all surgeon in the country and he lived in washington and he worked with the congress and he wanted to know if i would take him. we were taking onl

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in quincy. mary? mary: yeah, maria, we're talking about a rattlesnake and he was right there on that sidewalk in front of that bush. that is where neighbors saw and heard him. imagine finding this coiled up outside your front door. not just any snake, a it happened here on grove street in quincy thursday evening,, and -- thursday evening, and people noticed. >> it was scary. it was hissing -- mary: it was hissing? >> yeah. mary: what it'd sell my? describe it to me. >> black and long and evil. [laughter] : experts say when the extremely dry weather. this guy was thirsty, so he came into a populated area looking for a drink. >> did you know there were rattlesnakes around your? >> no, i thought there was none. mary: you see coyotes in this area and a fisher cat. it's not really surprising because we lived right next to blue hill. rattlesnakes are common in nearby blue hill reservation in milton. how cool, scale of one to 10? >> 10. i love snakes. mary: yeah, it's clear that snake came to the right neigh

i'm anne-marie green.cbs morning news." russian doping controversy in olympic swimming. this is "cbs morning news." an unprecedented natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. we'll bring you more as soon as new updates come in. this house was literally invaded minutes after the mom came back from a grocery run. hi , i'm stuck in an elevator with a cow. a what ? we have a situation. everything alright in there ? witnesses say this is where it all started, okay guys. we're comimg in now. copy that. all natural, non gmo ingredients with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon , natural is back. >>> a decade ago jenny stepien's father gave a stranger the gift of life. and now that stranger has returned to give jenny a gift of a lifetime. jim axelrod reports. >> reporter: to make her wedding day perfect, jenny stepien had a man walk her down the aisle she'd met the first time just the day before. >> hi. >> reporter: but jenny was positive she could trust arthur thomas' heart. >> thank you so much for

i am dana kelly and its size a pleasure to have mary roach back.he's been here for any number of british titles and that's always a pleasure to have her back to book passage. "grunt is about what the military has to go through. we are not going to mars tonight. we are going to the front lines and there are some things that i certainly didn't know that you will find out tonight about what the military has to go through in various ways. and i will just mention one which i don't know if mary will talk about tonight. part of the things we learned in this book is how can be a threat to national security. [laughter] agreed. a quick blurb mary roach's legs bit of brilliance -- examines the science behind wars and the researchers leading the charge in the state-of-the-art developments. the curious lives of human cadavers and her writing has appeared in about every magazine you could possibly imagine and she is going to be in conversation with their own jeff greenwald. if you are a fan of travel writing jeff is the author of five best-selling books includin

>>reporter: good morning, chris and mary. in brooklyn not far off thebergen street, you'll find a hidden gem, a home unlike any other on the street meant to bring the neighborhood together. >>reporter: 108wykoff street isn't your typical brownstone. >> i do tend when i'm walking in this direction to walk down this block on this side just to kind of pass it. >>reporter: artist and owner susan gardner began working on the display as therapy following the 9/11 attacks. it has since become a wall of hope and beauty. neighbors say it started with a flower made of glass tile and blossomed into this mosaic masterpiece for a public muslim of art -- museum of art. >>reporter: if you look closely, you'll spot sea shells susan lives a few doors down and has watched the art evolve. >> it's spectacular the way the sun shines off of it or as the sun is coming down on of it. so it's a different piece of art every hour of the day. >>reporter: despite 15 years in the making, caplan's part remains the same, the happy, dancing couple. >> i thin

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

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get a life, mary. >> how are we doing for questions?ne more here. >> what is your educational or experiential background to have a skill in science writing? >> i have a ba in psychology. my skill is in making another pest of myself, treating them like tutors for hours at a time. that is my skill and expertise, don't have a background -- hey, wait a minute. >> host: you did interesting jobs in the communications department. it would >> host: what is your favorite animal? >> guest: monkeys, chimps, i am a sucker for a chimp. >> host: one last question. you with the green sweater. >> all the best questions. the military -- >> host: write them a letter. >> guest: this is faster than cipro. this is really hard-core, they are aware of cipro and that is what people carry. better, faster, stronger, $6 million drug. >> i want to thank you all for coming, ladies and gentlemen, mary roach. [applause] >> thank you, give us a second to redo the stage, the registers behind you. take some toilet paper. [inaudible conversations] >> c-span created by am

chris and mary. >> all right, alex, thank you. >>> more breaking news now out of the bronx. a chaotic scene this morning in bedford park. bullets fly inside a crowded bodega as police struggle with a suspect who allegedly grabbed an officer's gun >> a deli worker was killed, the suspect wounded and now in police custody. cbs 2's magdalena doris joins us live from bedford park with more. magdalena. >>reporter: we just got updates from the bronx borough commander here moments ago. police have been investigating since 1:00 this morning when they say t identified by police as efrem guzman. he is 30 years old. he was shot in the torso by officers and a 49-year-old man, a deli worker was killed during this gunfire exchange. now, police say this all happened at a deli that is now being blocked by this white truck. the 49-year-old store clerk and efrem guzman got into an altercation there. guzman then cross the street and then headed to this deli, clerk followed him in, warning the customers and the employee

mary lincoln was frantic by then. she came through that front door screaming, where's my husband, where's my husband? why didn't he shoot me? then mary lincoln entered this front parlor. and she sat on a horse hair sofa in this room. this was the front parlor of the boarders george and hilda francis, who quickly vacated the premises when the first lady was brought n.mary lincoln would spend much of the night of april 14 and the early morning hours of april 15th in this room. she didn't spend the night at her husband's side. she spent most of the night here with some close friends. she was very upset. she really couldn't stand to see her husband wounded and unconscious. so much of her time was here. crying, sobbing. when clara harris, one of her theater guests that night, came in and mary lincoln saw harris' dress covered with blood, mary began screaming, my husband's blood, my husband's blood! it was actually the blood of major rathbone, miss harris' fiance. he had been stabbed by booth, he bled heavily, and much of t