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i'm meg oliver. off in rio tonight... the last minute preparations the city is taking on so things go off without a hitch. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... a valley man is attacked by a swarm of bees...his rescuer describes the vicious attack... plus, what lead to it in the first place. ((patrick walker)) >> and... what mother nature has in store your weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 >>> we'll get to those stories in a moment but first we are following breaking news from near the strip. we are seeing a huge police presence right in front of the wynn and the encore. drivers will want to avoid the area near las vegas boulevard between spring mountain and convention center road . we have a crew heading to the scene and will bring you more details as we get them./// ((patrick walker))

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i'm meg oliver. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the cbs4 morning news. right now, 4:30. i'm -- i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. let's get to the forecast. dave, we couldn't see anythingau >> we have a great day and a mild start on this monday. we're looking at 70s around the state park. as we go through the day, we'll have more moisture and cloud cover holding that -- orlando jr is our weather watchers in -- joy jordan is our weather watcher. we had sprinkles go through overnight. rare hail storm

i'm meg oliver. now at 4:30 - remembering the six people ?killed in the sikh temple shooting? four years ago.see the ?special ceremony? to honor their lives. 3 and - a parachuter is rescued after making rd waukesha county. 3 good morning everyone.it's monday, august 8-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, a disappointing twist in the packers hall of fame game. there wasn't one! why officials had to cancel the big game... ahead. ahead. but first--- let's see how the new work week is shaping up weather wise.meteorologist ?michael shlesinger? has your ?first? look at the forecast. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5)

i'm meg oliver. have a great day.ny >>> it's time to start your week as we say good morning to you on this monday morning, august 8th. a live look at the transamerica building. a little foggy to start this morning. >> another weekend over. another work week starting. everybody ready to go? >> i know i couldn't wait. i could not wait for this monday. >> i was in a wedding this weekend. it was beautiful. now back to reality. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. rise and shine. out the door we're joined by clouds. check out santa rosa, cool at 50 degrees. 60 in san jose and in concord. later today, numbers very, similar to your sunday for the mid 60s at the beaches to 90 away from the bay, inland areas. full forecast for this monday still coming up. right now let's send it over. >> in marin county, number 2 lane is closed from falling power lines. this is going to be closed till about noon today. it's going to take a while. let's head to dublin as well. southbound

i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> donald trump's campaign manager admits there is conflict within the campaign. house speaker paul ryan reiterated his support for trump but said his endorsement isn't a blank check. trump's running mate broke ranks again and hillary clinton is enjoying a surge in the polls. brian webb is here in new york to break it all down. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. president obama also piled on will be rigged against him, ridiculous. all while hillary clinton builds a bigger lead in the polls. donald trump struggled to move his campaign forward thursday, once again, splitting with running mate mike pence over support for two republicans up for re-election. >> of course, i support john mccain and kelly ayotte and all of our republican endorsements. still trump insisted he and pence are on the same page. >> he came to me and he asked me would it be okay and i gave him totally my blessing. >> reporter: an 11-year-old put pence on the spot earlier in the day at an event in raleigh. >> you've been -- >> i couldn't be more proud to st

meg oliver introduces us. >> reporter: when it comes to the summer olympics, kayaking doesn't usually make it into the headlines. but this year, it is expected to make a splash. the standout for the usa men's canoe and kayaking team is oklahoma city, he navigated the rapids with smooth precision. >> for me it is very addictive, something that brings me back every day. >> what is it about it? >> i think it is the thrill. you want to get as close to the gates as possible. you want to just be, one with the water. and, that's just a feeling that, that keeps you coming back. >> reporter: it is hard to believe, but as a young kid, he was terrified of the water. >> when you first tried kayaking did it come naturally to you? >> definitely not. and -- i, always think back to that moment that i actually got in the boat the first time. because i really wanted to do it. when i was really young. and i saw my dad do it when i was -- probably around 6 or 7 years old the first time. i've really wanted to do it. but then when i got in the boat. and, i, i, told myself that i wouldn't do it after that e

. >> meg oliver caught up with maeb of ta member of the u.s. c and kayak term. >> michal smolen, if performing as expected, he could make history as the first american male to medal in the sport. when it comes to the summer olympics, kayaking doesn't usually make it into the headlines. but this year, it's expected to make a splash. the standout for the usa men's and canoe kayaking team is 23-year-old kayaker michal smolen. in oklahoma city trials, he navigated the rapids with smooth precision. >> for me, it's something that brings me back every day. >> reporter: what is it about it? >> i think it's real. you want to get as close to the gate as possible. that keeps me coming back. >> reporter: it's hard to believe but as a young kid, he was terrified of the water. when you first tried kayaking, did it come nationally to you? >> definitely not. and i always think back to that moment that i actually got in the boat for the first time because i really wanted to do it when i was really young. and i saw my dad do it when i was probably around 6 or 7

i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> donald trump's campaign manager admits there is conflict within the campaign. house speaker paul ryan reiterated his support for trump but said his endorsement isn't a blank check. trump's running mate broke ranks again and hillary clinton is enjoying a surge in the polls. brian webb is here in new york to break it all down. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. president obama also piled on donald trump, calling his claims that the presidential election ridiculous. all while hillary clinton builds a bigger lead in the polls. donald trump struggled to move his campaign forward thursday, once again, splitting with running mate mike pence over support for two republicans up for re-election. >> of course, i support john mccain and kelly ayotte and all of our republican incumbents. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan who trump also snubbed. still trump insisted he and pence are on the same page. >> he came to me and he asked me would it be okay and i gave him totally my blessing. >> reporter: an 11-year-old put pence on the spot

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