. >> michelle: and rebuilding together. we're going tell what you the host of hdtv's hit show brother versus brother has planned for boys and girls club of southern nevada coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: all right we begin with breaking news. thank you for joining us everyone. ais of an nfl stadium here in las vegas. this is a big step forward. >> krystal: it certainly is. we already got a hockey team so we could be having a football team behind this. our craig fiegener live at unlv. the meeting just wrapping up. a decision was made. what do we know? >> craig: this meeting just ended within the past several minutes. the tourism and infrastructure committee has voted to recommend, yes, an increase in tourists to raise $750 million going toward the construction cost to build a stadium for what would be home to the las vegas raiders. now this is a huge victory. there's no under stating that. but to be clear, they will need two more victories after this. the governor, governor sandoval, would have

. >> michelle: broadway in the hood presents the wiz. we have a few cast members joining us this afternoon with a little sneak peek of the upcoming show happening this weekend at the smith center. they are phenomenal! we're going to have them coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: welcome in everybody. kyndell nunley filling in for this story hard -- this information really hard to hear. we heard a lot of the 911 calls right after the pulse night club shooting and now they have released more as family and friends try to reach people inside. >> kyndell: and that attack left 49 people dead as well as the gunman. >> i told him just to be quiet and hide in the corner. >> reporter: heart breaking 911 night club attack unfolded knowing their loved ones were trapped inside. >> do you know if she has been hurt. >> she is freaking out. she is like tell the cops. please tell the cops. >> reporter: siblings getting frantic calls and texts from brothers and sisters as the first shots rang out. >> i'm calling -- my brother call

you would have to pry him out of my cold dead hands. >> michelle: my apologies. >> my dog. >> michelle: that's how you know he is looking for the six finger cat. if you have seen princess bride you know what we're talking about. let's talk about the dog-tober-fest. this is something for people. dog, little pet friendly events like this one. >> it is. we recently ranked as one of the top dog friendly cities in the country. so go las vegas. >> michelle: that is him? >> that is angelina. and that's zoe. [ laughter ] zoe with the under bite. we love her. there's amigo when he is less groomed. [ laughter ] >> michelle: that's how i look when i wake up in the morning. that's okay. >> dog-tober-fest is coming up it is a benefit for the las vegas fill harmon ick guild. i -- philharmonic guild. hoping ensure that the philharmonic can expand educational perhaps and become the world class organization that we would love for it to be here. >> michelle: what can people expect at dog-tober-fest. >> it is a german themed party. so we have a german themed three-piece band. we will have beer. and wine

. >> michelle: and grape stomp competition! how about making a glass of your own wine with your own two feet? that's exactly what you can do at the pahrump valley winery next week. we're going to show what you it's all about >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: all right. good afternoon everybody. we're happy to have you with us. dana wagner filling in to is off today. it's my pleasure to be along with you. >> michelle: happy to have you. >>> metro has unanimously approved a settlement for a man who was unarmed. he was sitting in the passenger seat of a car when he was shot by an officer and hit in the leg. >> dana: news 3's sergio avila joins us from metro headquarters. i remember when this story made the newscast sergio. at the time we thought he might have been involved some way in some malfeasance but turns out he wasn't and now he stands to get a huge payday. lawrence gordon. that's 2012. he was never charged with any crime. today metro's fiscal affairs committee approving a $400,000 settlement that in essen

and it is a perfect segue to michelle and our guest in studio. >> michelle: well, you know, we're so excited, the unlv football season has started. has it? it has. sorry for my ignorance. i do not watch enough sports. i know my husband feels differently about that wishing i was more into it. but we have made it to some rebel games. we're talking about the unlv football foundation with a goal. to bring the community together and help support our home team athletics. so we have you are a former unlv football player. use to be a kicker. ken riley president of the football foundation. why is this so important? and why do we need it here for our team? >> terms of the football foundation it's so important for our community. it's important for the athletic department and football program because there is only certain amount of funds that our university can provide to our vision. our community needs to get behind the vision and support it. through the unlv football foundation is a great way to get involved. >> michelle: we were talking about this during the break. seems like coach sanchez is

michelle: oh.ah, that's--that's where i think the asian community and--tell me what you think about it. i mean, this time it seems like they're vocalizing this a lot more, uh, the frustrations are coming out, and people are really starting to step up and talk about this, rather than just letting it go. do you see that kind of change happening? michelle: absolutely, yeah. i mean, i don't think we're our mothers' um, model minority anymore, you know? we're noisier. may: right. michelle: you know, we don't-- we're not worried about what other people think. we're not worried about impressing our ancestors. may: that's right, that's right. michelle: you know? or--or we are, and this is the way that we're doing it. we're speaking up. may: exactlyly, exactly. i mean, by you doing this, you are definitely shedding light on it and talking about the history of it and the fact that it's still happening. so what kind of response have you gotten? michelle: amazing response, may. may: yeah? michelle: amazing res

. >> michelle: and beautiful. the carol king musical has taken over the smith center and we have a few of the cast members in studio to fill us in. it is an incredible production and we get an awesome sneak peek today. we're excited. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: all right. good afternoon everybody. thank you for joining us. thank you for staying with us. here in town in full swing. and we're getting a look at some new innovative technology when it comes to slot machines. >> jeff: news 3's sergio avila is live at the sands convention center. looks like you are working the slot machine right now. this is being used to attract a younger demographic. >> reporter: exactly right. i mean, this makes me feel like i'm ten years old again. can blowup six robots it will win money. this is one of the new games the gambling industry is headed towards. i've been walking around the floor here and you see things like racing games. like you have seen playing nintendo growing up. we saw shooter games that you

that's a great story. >> michelle: cats just don't care. >> michelle: they have their own way. i love cats. >> michelle: next on "news 3 live at 12:30," sticking with cats, a tale of sur survival. >> krystal: one cat has a forever home. find out why its nickname is zombie cat. the winner of america's got talent announced. if you missed it who the winner was and that person is getting a show heren >> krystal: one of my favorite days. national guacamole day! poncho's in summerlin showing us how to do it the right way. sweet with heat guacamole. how to do it the right way. sweet with heat guacamole. that's at 12:30. danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million forcing taxpayers to bail him out, leaving us holding the bag. danny tarkanian's out for himself, not us. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. catherine cortez masto has always served wi

michelle: oh.that's--that's where i think the asian community and--tell me what you think about it. i mean, this time it seems like they're vocalizing this a lot more, uh, the frustrations are coming out, and people are really starting to step up and talk about this, rather than just letting it go. do you see that kind of change happening? michelle: absolutely, yeah. i mean, i don't think we're our mothers' um, model minority anymore, you know? we're noisier. may: right. michelle: you know, we don't-- we're not worried about what other people think. we're not worried about impressing our ancestors. may: that's right, that's right. michelle: you know? or--or we are, and this is the way that we're doing it. we're speaking up. may: exactlyly, exactly. i mean, by you doing this, you are definitely shedding light on it and talking about the history of it and the fact that it's still happening. so what kind of response have you gotten? michelle: amazing response, may. may: yeah? michelle: amazing respons

>> michelle: good afternoon everybody. thank you for joining us. the widow of a man shot by police in charlotte has given video to nbc news that shows the moment her husband was shot. >> kyndell: the video is disturbing. while you'll hear the gunshots we promise you won't see anyone being shot. here it is. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he ain't do anything. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun! [ bleep ] >> please don't let them break the window. come out of the car. >> [ police yelling "drop the gun" ] >> keith get out of the car. keith, don't you do it! don't you do it. keith! keith! keith! don't you do it! >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead! i know that [ bleep ] much! i know that [ bleep ] much! he better not be dead. i'm not going to come near you. i'm going record you. i'm going record you. he better be alive. he better be alive. >> kyndell: this video brand-new in this afternoon across t

more stories just like on "news 3 live at three." >> michelle: show us your friday face. >> michelle: show us your friday face. we december last year. 14 americans are killed in a mass shooting inspired by isis. in the aftermath, congressman joe heck had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns. heck voted "no." individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac is responsible for the content politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their fundi ven threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shutting down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible >> orpheus: now i realize

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literally. >> michelle: shocking. what police are saying about this man's decision to electrify his sign. >> krystal: oh boy. twenty five thousand jobs. that's how many jobs nevada's created in clean energy. that's how many nevada jobs joe heck puts at risk... when he votes big oil's way. joe heck's taken hundreds of thousands in big oil money... and voted their way... twenty five thousand nevada jobs at risk. because joe heck's in big oil's pocket. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content... of this advertising. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. >> krystal: starbucks says it will start serving its first based stevia sweetener. it is a naturally extract is low cal oop sugar substitute. they're also rolling out bagel balls stuffed with cream cheese created by a husband and wife team

. >> michelle: it's a fit friday. we have s-45 summerlin here to put us to work and show us how we can burn up to a thousand calories in one class and look like these two who are standing to my right. we're going have more on that coming up. they look good. >> announcer: news 3 starts righ >> michelle: good afternoon. everybody f. thank you for staying with us. by the way kyndell nunley thanks for being with us filling in for krystal. the widow of a man shot by police in charlotte has released this cell phone video. this is the video that people have been wanting to see showing the moment that her husband was shot by police. >> kyndell: the video's release comes after police have refused to put out the video of their own. >> don't shoot him! don't shoot him! he didn't do anything! drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a pbi. he is not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun! [ bleep ]. >> keith don't let them break the windows. come on out the car. >> drop the gun! >> keit

forever. >> michelle: just keep that in mind. >> kyndell: probably not the best idea. >> michelle: if you just want to set the right example for young kids. we just had to put that out there. we are just the messengers. >> kyndell: coming up next on "news 3 live at 12:30," not >> michelle: we've seen some weird things on planes thanks to jeanne moos stories but could this be the weirdest? a little bit of yoga on the plane. why not? do a hand stand. she tried to do it. yikes. see. more on that. and a mother's message on facebook going viral. her powerful story about what for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every mononth. who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible we sent him here to fix it. but con

back to you, michelle. michelle: some people heading out of town.me turning back around because of the hurricane hermine. the storm is already showing strength in florida, bringing flooding rains and high tide there. but so many people in our are system could impact their final summer get-aways. so from delmarva beaches to the outer banks, what rights do renters have when it comes to severe weather? "7 on your side" troubleshooter horace holmes is here to give us the answers. horace: there are no rights, really, but terms you agree to when you book your room or remit your -- rent your home. let's start with the airbnb ran -- rental. you choose between the cancellation policies that the company offers. when you rent the facility you have to abide by that policy so read your contract. it would be a flexible policy, which would allow for a full refund if you cancel up to one day prior to your check-in date. moderate or refund for cancellation at least five days prior to check-in. or strict, 50% refund only if you cancel one week prior to check-in. now,

/// ((michelle mortensen)) rest. world leaders, including president obama and former president bill clinton, attended this morning's funeral in jerusalem. ((former u.s president bill clinton: >> he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. president barack obama: >> the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. )) ((michelle mortensen)) >> today's funeral the largest state gathering in israel in more than 20-years. shimon will be buried close to former prime minister rabin and other israeli dignitaries. nearly 50-thousand israelis paid their respects to peres yesterday - passing by his flag-draped coffin at the country's parliament./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> coming up at 5-am... the popular netflix show "making a murderer" has a las vegas twist... ((kirsten joyce)) >> dr. phil sits down in an exclusive interview.. with a las vegas legal secretary... and her connection to steven that story and more coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley

. >> michelle: an update to breaking news from last night. one person is dead and another in custody after a crash on the west side of the valley. it happened just before 9:00 sunday night. a bicyclist was riding north when that person was hit by a pickup truck heading north. the truck w and ran off. he was later arrested for felony d.u.i. and hit and run. the bicyclist was pronounced dead. >> krystal: brown was taken into custody in arizona. no other details released. brown is wanted at a shooting desert inn and maryland parkway. >> michelle: three people are dead after a small plane crashed into a parking lot at the tahoe international airport. this happened just after 6:00 last night. the small plane crashed almost immediately after takeoff into several cars parked in the parking lot there. the three people inside of that plane were all killed. no one on the ground was injured by that c. airport were affected but the drivers of 50-100 cars will be without their vehicles for some time. >> krystal: confirmation overnight that hillary clinton

>> michelle: i mean, a home. [ laughter ] >> krystal: he needs a home first michelle. don't send him to work yet. >> michelle: obviously it's been a long week. i'm sure can find a job chasing squirrels buddy. my dogs are the best eaters ever and that's their job. so if you would like to find this guy -- would like to give this guy a home, please go to do. he needs a loving home. he is cute. such great eyes too. >> krystal: take me home. he needs a forever home. thank you for being with us. we'll see you next week and you stay with us we're not going anywhere. we'll be back on the other side i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. >> kelly: lots of sunshine today. beautiful day. 92 degrees. that's our expected high. a little warmer this weekend. but we do have a chance of showers on the way monday into tuesday. this is the last official weekend of summer. >> krystal: say

you'll be fine for the weekend. >> michelle: i love that weather. thank you. >>> a warning from scam experts. ads for work at home but they can also be a rip off. >> dana: marie mortera has one victim's story. >> marie: people tricked by these kd ads can lose thousands of dollars not to mention time and energy. one person says the toll wasn't just financial or physical but emotional too. >> i do the survey. bad thing to do. it says do you want to work from home. well that was -- should never have said yes. was offered $500 a month to be a payroll clerk from her home. she was thrilled and gave the company her personal information to get started. >> i thought i was doing something really halfway decent. i really did in the beginning. i went out and bought the best paper and the tape. >> marie: two months later thomas began to question who was receiving the checks. she felt something wasn't right. postal inspectors got sglovd they had a bundle of envelopes that i had mailed out. what had h known an address there wasn't anybody there. i mailed an envelo

a burrito apparently. >> michelle: really. >> krystal: and you meow a lot. two officers started meowing. isn't that cute? here they are with a little kitty that got stuck in a drain pipe. it worked. then to get the cat to come the rest of the way they used a half eaten burrito. >> krystal: use whatever worked and it worked. >> michelle: guess what? one of them wants to adopt the cat and he is going to name it burrito. that would work on my husband too. i can get him out of anything with a >> krystal: you are not right. alex i'm sorry. she is not right. >> michelle: any man, the way to their heart is through their stomach. >>> next on "news 3 live at 12:30," a bought battle over body doubles. >> michelle: and the conspiracy theory that has the internet buzzing. theory that has the internet buzzing. >>> and and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc i

>> i can good afternoon. >> michelle: thank you so much. i know that you are at work and just heard about what trump, jr said in response to people like you who have been very, very open about your situation here. were just a little girl to make a better life for the family. and you feel that if they do go through with this it could rip families apart. your response to what you just heard? >> i think that we've been told lately that donald trump is softening his stance on immigration. but this just proves not only himself, his family, those who support him and stand with him, they are only intention is to deport 11 million people like my family, like myself. i th that. last week it was saying something different and by changing the stance every week it really shows us there is no clear definition of how to solve the problem that exists for not only undocumented families but for our country. >> krystal: obviously we heard your initial response was one of shock. and you were just trying to absorb what you initially heard. what do you think th

. >> michelle: this is a big part of project neon. we're talking about a chunk of the spaghetti bowl that is going to be shut down for the entire weekend. the closure begins tonight at 10:00. news 3's sergio avila is live overlooking that affected area. sergio, n-dot is letting people know, listen, expectel interchange in our entire state. >> reporter: yeah. we're talking about the spaghetti bowl. we're right behind ashley furniture. it's the 95 southbound going on to the 15 southbound. it's going to be closed starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight for 36 hours. we'll show you a better example what i am talk about on our camera that's overlooking the far as detours, how to get around this congested area. we put together some maps that they've sent to us. one of the major detours they want you to take is to instead -- instead of going 95 south to the 15 south, they're saying 95 south to the 15 north. the opposite direction. getting off on the very first exit which is d street and then looping back around on to the 15. they're also advising you

michelle: see you soon. thanks. stay with abc7 and the storm watch team as hermine targets the carolina beaches and then the eastern shore of virginia and maryland. brian and the entire stormwatch7 weather team are providing updates at wjla.com. facebook and twitter and storm watch 7 weather app. crime alert now at a d.c. middle school. three people caught on camera stealing from the school. here is the video. it happened this saturday. police say the person of interest can be sean walking through the hardy middle school in northwest and wheeling out boxes of items there. they go. if you recognize any of the men in this video there are three of them call the olice. leon: well, falling debris will ke avenue metro station closed through the weekend. metro says the debris came down from the ceiling of the station in northeast d.c. two times in two days in a row. red line trains will continue to bypass the station. free shuttle bus service will be provided between rhode island avenue and the brookland station. michelle:

big changes are coming. >> michelle: looking forward to them. looking so forward to the boot weather. sweater and boot weather. >>> the investigation continues in new jersey after a horrific train crash. one person died. so many people were injured. they're trying to figure the train slammed into the station and that impact was so strong that it injured more than 100 people. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: the investigation continuing here. the national transportation safety board on the ground at this point and sifting through all of the evidence they can. they've confirmed this morning that they removed the black box or event recorder from the locomotive. having trouble getting to some of the other cars on the train. the structure here. the terminal is not safe. so they'll have crews that pull later in the day. they're also hoping they can take a look at some video that may have been recorded of the accident. >> all of that, along with interviews of the crew and other people will be doing to make sure we get the most factual information.

speak for itself. >> michelle: good twerking form. not a good idea because he got in trouble but he didn't care. >> krystal: that's his end zone celebration as i like to callt there it is. boom. boom. bomb. boom. there it is. it got him in trouble. antonio brown, he is with the pittsburgh steelers. they hd was getting his second touchdown of the game so i guess he was excited about that second touchdown not the fist but the second. the refs not feeling it. result of that. it's gone viral. >> michelle: he said he didn't care. look at everyone behind him. [ laughter ] one more time. >> krystal: boom. boom. boom. boom. [ laughter ] >> michelle: and the towel hanging for extra affect. >>> season five of american ninja warrior concluded last night. we told you yesterday somebody was going to win a million dollars. guess what? nobody wo dollars is still out there somewhere. we have drew here of connecticut. he just couldn't get through stage 3. it's so hard. that hand climb. that's the same obstacle that took him out last year. then we had

my goodness. >> michelle: nl over water and make their way to land? >> kelly: julia was a surprise for everybody. they usually form over the open ocean or in the gulf. you know, usually we can see the storm brewing for a little while. we know it's okay. it's a depression. >> michelle: i thought it needed water. >> kelly: well it's close enough. now it is over water. the center of location. but it was actually just a low pressure center that went over the water but the storm itself forming over land and then becoming a tropical storm. so it was a little crazy because radar. tropical storm julia definitely going to cause a mess. here at home, it is nice and quiet. you have windy conditions yesterday. but everything has calmed down. temperatures a little on the cool side this morning. upper 50s and low 60s in much of the area. oe cal aman middle school -- o'callaghan middle school here is a look at what we're seeing now which is a lot of blue sky. temperatures. del webb middlho downtown coming in at 85 degrees. nellis, 82. summerlin? 80. centennial 79. i

. >> michelle: thank you. now witnesses to that shooting, they're still trying to process exactly what they saw. we talked to one customer who ay save the victim's life. >> he was breathing. he was fighting us and telling us to, you know, let go, don't, you know, don't touch me. we were like sir if you don't let us help you, you are going to die. and we laid him out. i cut his shirt off. then we began cpr. after we saw that was he unconscious. we stayed because we didn't know the -- if the man was going to survive. so we stayed there because the on. it was surreal. i didn't believe it was happening. i just shut everything off and it was just action from that point on. just go time. >> michelle: wow. he says he was out buying party supplies for work when he stopped in to that starbucks. he went to work the next day saying it was really important for him to try to get back to work searching for some sense of normalcy. >> jeff: the burglary suspect who claims he is the duke of manchester appeared before a judge i

. >> michelle: here's what we know. cnn is reporting at least two children have been shot and one teacher. early reports indicate that this is a lone suspect. that suspect we're told is in custody. we're getting word that at least one child was resuscitated and had to be helicopter to a nearby hospital in that area. armed officers were called to the school. this happened around 2:00 eastern time. the school is on lockdown right now. and, again, we don't know much about the shooter. we don't know if the shooter is another student or an outsideer. that information not released. but would do know they believe that person is in custody. this is a developing story and we're going to bring you more information as soon as we get i'm jeff maher in for krystal allan joined by michelle velez. the man accused of shooting and killing a man at a local starbucks appears in court today. >> michelle: news 3's craig fiegener has been following this story from the beginning. you were at the regional justice center and the district attorn

. >> michelle: that is going to be a mess. the mercury contamination scare is over meaning kids are going back to school this morning at that local school that's been closed down because of craig reports live from walter johnson junior high school this morning with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the e.p.a. has screened and cleared the campus to be reopened. that is the headline from the school district. in a statement the school district has given parents encouraging news for their students this morning. the decision has been made to reopen the school. events we've been covering since wednesday. a large amount of mercury made it on campus and was spilled. the question is who brought the mercury on campus, nobody knows. >> we don't know the source of the mercury. we're working with local officials in helping support that investigation. >> reporter: we are outside the campus which will open for scheduled ces that will be in about the 8:00 hour. we'll probably see parents dropping off students before then. there is that i

krystal and michelle both on social media platforms. >> michelle: torrential rains have triggered floods and have died. in the worst hit area, 16 people were fou d >> julie: no. >> joey: never heard of it. >> jennifer: you've never heard of "a star is born"? >> julie: judy garland? james mason? >> jennifer: kris kristofferson? barbra streisand? >> julie: it's this wonderful story about a girl singer. she's really talented. she becomes a star. but her husband, oh-- >> claire: you know, that could

michelle: absolutely not. leon: same here. panic city here. michelle: great work. leon: lukey for the baby -- lucky for the michelle: 7 salutes. those helping ease burden for troops when they come back home. leon: coming up new at 6:00, the woman whose discovery has georgetown seeking atonement for past sins. the moment she said she felt a kinship from the discovery. brian: despite hermine happening off the coast, a lot of activity here. you may dodge showers but just a little breeze. 70's for the d.c. blues festival on saturday. sunday, the labor day concert. playing out on the mall. you will be okay. bring a coat. it it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect home. from now until september 5th, you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces. get free delivery, plus an extra hundred-dollars off every thousand-dollars you spend. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. mom? have you see my iguana? the labor day sale is on now, at havertys. life looks good. michelle: away from home months at a time. for national guard and reservists,

michelle back to you. >> michelle: oktoberfest around the corner. and they're kicking off the festivities bringing the german culture here to las vegas. a little preview some of the olympic swimmer ryan lochte was looking for a fresh start by going on the "dancing with the stars" but as we told you yesterday that didn't go very well. we8 jeanne moos has more. she has her little jeanne moos spin on a recap of that memorable moment. that's coming up in trending today. >> kelly: get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather we have today. let you know what we're jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killed in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill to buy guns. they get them at gun shows or online from strangers, no questions asked. so here's something we can do to honor the fallen: close the background check loophole. that will help prevent future cop killings. in states that have closed the loophole, nearly half as many police officers have been shot and killed in the line of

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had brought along a staffer, and so laura told michelle's aide, this is really for michelle and i, you can meet with my staff, this is a private visit for us. andi thought it was interesting that michelle brought an aide because she came from the corporate world x she thought this was what you do, but it was really not keeping with protocol. and there are a lot of things you don't know about until you do them, and that's one of those smaller things that michelle -- she also brought a gift which apparently you don't do either, so there are all these little things that you don't know that are faux pass that your not supposed -- you're not supposed to do. another thing i thought was interesting about how michelle obama approached being first lady that i think speaks volumes about her is that the residence staff always leaves a folder of information for the president and the first lady to review on a console table outside their bedroom on the second floor. and michelle obama didn't like having to walk by this table and and see this work all the time. she wanted the second floor living spac

i love that story. >> michelle: that is a great story. continue to push his pop sickle cart, he can do so but he won't have to worry about making ends meet. >> michelle: american ninja warrior finals airing here on news 3 hours ago. we have who took home the prize. >> krystal: one of beyonce's dancers with a big surprise. only fitting it happened during >> krystal: no one went home with the $1 million prize. drew of connecticut it was second to last competitor. he reached stage three but couldn't survive the hand climb. just ate it. the same obstacle that took him out last year. the last competitor failed to conquer the third stage. nobody can get past somebody can maybe one day. since neither made it through stage three they did not get a chance at stage four or a chance to win the $1 million prize. it should be bigger next time. it should be like powerball. >> michelle: the strength that it takes to do that. this football player got in a celebration. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald tru

. >> michelle: and forever home friday. the animal foundation here with an adorable pup but that we hope somebody watching will adopt. we're going to meet that puppy coming up later on. . >> annouer thank you for joining us. nevada lawmakers on the brink of voting on a major shake up of the country's fifth largest school district. that, of course, would be ours the clark county school district. >> krystal: we're taking a live look at the meeting underway. the final vote to reorganize the clark county school district is underway at the grant sawyer building near downtown las vegas. again, you are taking a live inside that meeting at the grant sawyer building. reorganization plan that would shift the balance of power from centralized office giving more power to roughly 300 schools within the school district. if you have school principals and volunteer boards who will be given 80 percent control of the money going to schools. some have been critical of the reorganization. specifically a fear that money would be distributed une

((michelle mortensen)) >> and i'm michelle mortensen in for brian. rail service going in and out of hoboken, new jersey is suspended this morning.... after a train plowed through a new jersey train station yesterday. ((kirsten joyce)) >> it's too early to tell if a computer malfunction caused the crash. karin caifais live in hoboken with the latest on the investigation into the crash. >>> authorities have identified the engineer in thursday's deadly new jersey commuter train crash. the governor says the man is cooperating with law enforcement as the investigation pushes forward. ((karen caifa)) >> investigators are searching for answers into why new jersey transit train #1614 never slowed down before crashing into the hoboken terminal at 8:45am thursday morning. the crash killed one woman waiting on the platorm... more than 100 others. the ntsb beleives some clues could be found in the train's two event recorders -- one of which was pulled last night. but it will take some time to recover the second one. the ntsb is looking into all possible factors

. >> michelle: and show stoppers! the talented cast of this hit production joining us this afternoon with a special performance. you won't be able to look away we promise. we heard them rehearsing. they're really good. we'll have that coming up. >> announcer: news 3 starts right >> michelle: all right we have breaking news to start out with. we just got this in to the newsroom. clark county school district police have confirmed they're responding to a haz-mat situation at walter johnson junior high school. that is very near buffalo and alta. >> krystal: so this coming from an unknown liquid substance. no evacuations ordered but they are on a soft lockdown. we have kyndell nunley rushing to the scene right now to figure out what's going on here. as soon as we know more, we'll definitely send it to you. media pages and follow us online at news3lv.com. >> michelle: good afternoon. thanks for joining us. happy you are back. >> krystal: thank you. >> michelle: i told krystal she is not allowed to leave me anymore. the head

>> michelle: metro tells us there is one victim transferred to um trauma. that person renounced dead after arrival. news 3's antonio castelan is joining us knee sierra vista and maryland parkway. >> reporter: police are in the middle of a homicide investigation. we are right here near maryland parkway and sierra vista. these are the sierra vista apartments. police say shortly after 11:00 a.m. this morning they received calls of shots fired and that's when they found this sidewalk. we aren't too far away from the boulevard mall that's over here in this direction. paramedic, they tried to rush the victim by hospital to get well. but that person wasn't able to make it. right over here the investigation continues. metro police have blocked off this area about a block here on sierra vista as you can see the wynn is our backdrop. any suspect or suspects. there's no description. so if anyone has any information into this active homicide investigation, you are asked to call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. witnesses out here say that they heard two shots. again, we d

michelle: thank you. donald trump was back on the trail this time in ohio after meeting with mexico's president 24 hours ago. he is continuing the pitch on immigration policy. trump shed more light on yesterday mr. trump: we agreed in the meeting on the need to stop the illegal flow of guns, drugs, cash and people across the border. and to take out the cartel. michelle: yesterday evening trump reiterated his staps including building a southern border wall and deported millions of illegal immigrants. jonathan: in the meantime, hillary clinton has taken to twitter to criticize trump's visit. her runningmate virginia governor tim kaine hasn't been shy either. he calls the actions embarrassing and had this to say. >> to keep america safe, no time for amateurs. no tame for first-timerstimers r people who need training wheels on. in the first visit with the leader of another country lose their will. jonathan: senator kaine running as vice president with hillary clinton. folded like an accordion but not bringing

anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you last night. >> shooting the breeze, not too much. peyton is a good friend of mine. >> michele: congratulations, you are 1-0. >> appreciate it. >> michele: let's turn to c.j., two touchdowns tonight, one receiving and one rushing against a really good defense. why were you so productive? >> i never try to do anything outside the system. i try to do everything that i can in the system and make my plays. i did that tonight. >> michele: a lot of people got to know trevor siemianig wh

look at that. >> michelle: that's amazing. it will get them up to par with the rest of the teams in their division who have excellent practice facilities and now we'll be right there with them. >> krystal: we were talking about this at noon talking about how a facility could really help the team. >> michelle: a panda making a splash online. >> krystal: we have adorable video to show you on this wednesday and not so fun. areas slammed with wind, rain, wednesday and not so fun. areas slammed with wind, rain, tropical storm juliia. twenty five thousand jobs. wednesday and not so fun. areas slammed with wind, rain, tropical storm juliia. that's how many jobs nevada's created in clean energy. that's how many nevada jobs joe heck puts at risk... when he votes big oil's way. joe heck's taken hundreds of thousands in big oil money... and voted their way... protecting billions in tax breaks for oil companies. twenty five thousand nevada jobs at risk. because joe heck's in big oil's pocket. lcv victory fund is responsible for the conten

anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were you thinking? you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you last night. >> shooting the breeze, not too much. peyton is a good friend of mine. >> michele: congratulations, you are 1-0. >> appreciate it. >> michele: let's turn to c.j., two touchdowns tonight, one receiving and one rushing against a really good defense. why were you so productive? >> i never try to do anything outside the system. i try to do everything that i can in the system and make my plays. i did that tonight. >> michele: a lot of people got to know trevor siemian tonight

anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were you thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton >> shooting the breeze, not too much. peyton is a good friend of mine. >> michele: congratulations, you are 1-0. >> appreciate it. >> michele: let's turn to c.j., two touchdowns tonight, one receiving and one rushing against a really good defense. why were you so productive? >> i never try to do anything outside the system. i try to do everything that i can in the system and make my plays. i did that tonight. >> michele: a lot ofeo to know trevor siemian tonight. what did you guys lea

anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you last night. >> shooting the breeze, not too much. peyton is a good friend of mine. >> michele: congratulations, you are 1-0. >> appreciate it. >> michele: let's turn to c.j., two touchdowns tonight, one receiving and one rushing against a really good defense. why were you so productive? >> i never try to do anything outside the system. i try to do everything that i can in the system and make my plays. i did that tonight. >> michele: a lot of people got what did you guys learn about your young qua

and private even know michelle had brought along a staffer and laura told this is more michelle andi but this is a private visit for us and i thought that was interesting that michelle brought along an aide because she came from the corporate world and she thought that this what you do and there are a lot of things that, i think, you don't know about until you do them and that's one of the smaller things that michelle was surprised to find out. she also brought a gift which apparently you don't do either. there's all the little things that you don't know that you're not supposed to do. another thing i think that's really interesting about how michelle obama has approach it had role of first lady and this is something that's seemingly small but ping it really speaks volumes about her is that the resident staff leaves a folder of information for the president and the first lady to review outside -- a consul table outside their bedroom on the second floor and michelle obama didn't like having to walk by this table and see this work all of the time. she wanted the second floor living sp

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anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask youield goal kick go up, what were you thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you last night. what did he say? >> shooting the breeze, not too much. peyton is a good friend of mine. >> michele: congratulations, you are 1-0. >> appreciate it. >> michele: let's turn to c.j., two touchdowns tonight, one receiving and one rushing against a really good defense. why were you so productive? >> i never try to do anything outside the system. i try to do everything that i can in the system and make my plays. i did that tonight. >> michele: a lot of people got to know trev