michelle: hey sandy. sandy: hey michelle. michelle: we re here for your beak and nail trim. sandy is both an amazing tech and an amazing pet owner. i don t think she s ever turned down an animal in need. looks like he s got a fair bit of growth on that one side. sandy: he does. the one side really needs some attention. michelle: it s not like it s a common thing that all parrots have to have their beaks trimmed. but big guy has chronic problems that we ve been trying to realign. ready? sandy: yeah. michelle: sorry big guy. narrator: an uneven beak can crack or break, causing the bird significant pain. michelle: so when you re restraining birds it s really important that you don t cover up their nostrils cause that s where they re actually breathing from. parrots especially use their beaks for moving around, for eating. it s like an extra hand for them. and actually it s really neat, they have a special joint in their jaw that allows the upper beak and the lower beak to move independently. hold on i think he s done and we ve got a lot of improvement. working with a parrot is

michelle send it over to you. >> michelle: thank you so much. we all have something in your closet we don't wear anymore. it will do good. >>> speaking of suits, hillary clinton upping her pant suit game. and fashionistas, well you may actually want to take note in trending today. because apparently pant suits are becoming a thing. they're coming back. and calling all new papas, if you need help learning how to change a diaper or make a baby burrito, we're not talking about a dirty diaper. there's a boot camp for new dads that happens in our community. it's really helping out a lot of guys. they just need a little bit of -- a little push in the right direction. we're helping them out. [ laughter ] >> kelly: . >> kelly: we are looking at fantastic conditions. you want to get outside and go out to lunch or dinner? it's looking great. but that's all about to change. your complete forecast coming up after the break. dan: if a bad guy breaks into my house, i have every right to defend my home. and i will. i have no problem with background checks and

((michelle mortensen)) >> and i'm michelle mortensen in for brian. right now, metro police are investigating a child's death, near charleston and lamb. the call came in just after 2-am.... ((nia wong)) >> police say the parents and are working to determine what led up to the incident. our 8 news now reporter michael stevens is on his way to the scene to gather more information. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> this week, the race for the whitehouse is coming to southern nevada. donald trump and democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine wil both be here rallying supporters. donald trump arrives on wednesday in henderson. he's scheduled to speak at the henderson pavillion at 11-30 a-m... tickets are available on trumps website./// ((nia wong)) >>> on thursday, senator tim at stake in november. the vice presidential hopeful is expected to talk about hillary clinton's plan to build an economy that works for everyone... and the importance on registering to vote. the deadline is october 8-th... we have a link on our website, las vegas now dot com. ///

((michelle mortensen)) >> and i'm michell mortensen in for kirsten. jamaica has felt hurricane matthew's outer bands all weekend, striking fear into residents. kingston, the nation's capital with almost 600 thousand people, has been evacuated turning it into a virtual ghost town. but matthew's bullseye could be nearby haiti, winds around 140 mile per hour winds could flatten a landscape of flimsy homes. matthew will then move north, linger for ten hours. three-hundred fifty thousand cubans have been evacuated. (eric fisher) >> as it approaches the eastern seaboard a track thats going to bring it right up along the florida coastline.. along the georgia, south carolian, north carolina coastline. ((michelle mortensen)) >> the governors of north carolina and florida have declared states of emergency. it's likely a hurricane watch will be issued for florida later today./// sherry how's the hurricane. with some chilly temps. ........... the winds have calmed down and that is also allowing temps to fall lower. ........ higi today back up to near 80 degrees w

we already know what tomorrow's is. >> michelle: you want a hint? can i tell them. >> krystal: we got to check with aubrey first. >> michelle: we'll get back to you. >> krystal: we'll let you know when we can. a tease. >> michelle: next on "news 3 live at 12:30," walk through water. why the one drop foundation enkurnlz race participants to carry weighted buckets during the walk. we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, e heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests before nevada. i'm proud of my work with the bush and obama administrations on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by democrats and republicans. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i'll work with anyone district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of v violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun

let's send it over to michelle. >> michelle: this kid is only nine but he's doing big things. you know, like advising the president of the united states. how this one little guy inspired the new kids advisory council. also did you know it is national hexx kitchen and bar here to show us what they're whipping up. every day is national chocolate day as far as i am concerned. >> kelly: just about right? we are looking at clearing skies outside. what can we expect for the rest of the week? can you wash your car? can you wash your car? you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks worse, heck pays for them by cutting education and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actual

. >> michelle: it's thrifty thursday. how about instead of eating your leftover halloween candy and letting it go to the hips, how about using it on your face or maybe your hair i don't know. apparently heather marianna has great ways to make ur beautiful with leftover halloween candy. she is here to explain >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: welcome in everybody. thank you for staying with us. a man accused of murder in the valley is worried that a jury may not give him a fair shake because all these tattoos on his face. so he has a very weird request. we don't see it very often. >> krystal: so his attorney is asking the court to cover up his face with makeup on your dime. a process covered by you the taxpayer. news 3's craig fiegener is inside the courtroom today. not a surprising one. you will see why in just a moment. the defendant here is basil morgan. he is accused of killing a 75-year-old woman during a home-invasion robbery in the northwest area of las vegas. i want to you look at file video from

and what really matters. >> reporter: for sinclair cares, i'm michelle marsh rs reporting. >> michelle: interesting. makes sense though. i mean, you know, you are taking the muscle off the chest. >> krystal: which is painful. >> michelle: good to know. important story especially with breast cancer acareness month. >>> one county in california -- actually this is where i am from. letting puppies inside the courtroom. coming up why these adorable dogs are accompanying people inside a place where animals usually are not allowed but putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutelely be defund. and congressman hardy said h he supported trump 10. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. and hardy fought to defund planned parenthood, just like trump. ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought for equal pay for equal work. and ruben kihuen will protect our right to make our own health decisions. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. thousands of nevadans go to work every day producing clean solar energy. but when congre

((michelle mortensen)) with us i'm michelle mortensen in for brian. ((nia wong)) >> i'm nia wong in for kirsten. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk ((demetria obilor)) <<< >>> back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> we're only three days into nation faces torrential rainfall and strong winds from the category 4 hurricane. a hurricane warning was in effect for jamaica, cuba and haiti, around jeremie and les cayes could see the worst of it. matthew is one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in recent history and briefly reached the top classification, category 5, becoming the strongest hurricane here since felix in 2007. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> we're only three days into ((michelle mortensen)) >>> we're only three days into october ... but it has already been a deadly month on our roadways. according to police three accidents over the weekend involved impaired drivers. and according to safety advocates ... october is historically a month where d-u-i fatalities increase. as of right now ... 84 people have died in traffic there have bee

. >> michelle: here at home. henderson police say they believe the man involved in an officer involved shooting that suspect in this car jacking that we've been telling you about. >> krystal: yeah. the brazen crime captured on surveillance video. our kyndell nunley is live near the 215, north 215,, i should say, and hualapai. making this connection, police say this man may also be tied to other robberies. >> kyndell: that is correct. police, metropolitan police department told us today they believe the man that was shot and killed out here today at 215 entire valley. i did reach out to the henderson police department who have told us as this investigation is on going they believe the man shot and killed here today is this man. we'll show you his photo. he is linked to a car jacking story that we brought you earlier this week. as you might remember, the suspect was caught on the victim's home surveillance victim where she was seen throwing her keys and running after the suspect moments before he stole her car from

as always, michelle outdid herself. she is one of the best speakers that i have ever heard, and it seems to just flow from her. say, iing she had to think the people of our country should be so proud of our first lady and all she is doing for hillary. do you think that having michelle obama out their changes people's minds about whether or not they will vote for hillary clinton? i cannot imagine anybody after all that has gone on this week would not vote for hillary. but there is just no comparison. win ak that she should slam dunk, more or less. and that is not locker room talk. host: republican line, north carolina. wouldu someone whose mind be swayed after what you heard from michelle obama? not need to hear her, but i think she should run for president. i would vote for her in a minute. i will be voting for hillary. i do not understand, there has to be some way to boot him out and let someone else run. i liked him for maybe the first they and after that, -- show a guy that put his hand on missile release. if he is i

. >> michelle: halloween party planning. we have locals decorating experts here to show us how to throw the best bash on the block. kind of think outside the box when it comes to traditional halloween decorations. you can make stuff like that. i don't think i could ever make that. but they say it's not that hard. we'll have all that and more coming up right now. right now. >> michelle: good afternoon everybody. republican presidential candidate donald trump is in town as we speak talking right now in henderson. >> krystal: at the henderson pavilion. take a listen. >> people out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, and wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. this is bill clinton. he said, in this deal. and small business people and individuals who make just a bit too much money to get the subsidies, you know what happens, they don't get anything. they get nothing. clinton added it doesn't make any sense. the insurance model just doesn't work. so, you know, they're always telling me, oh, if

((michelle mortensen)) >> and i'm michelle mortensen in for kirsten. today, the vice presidential candidates will debate for the first and only time this campaign season. ((brian loftus)) >> republican mike pence and democrat tim kaine will take the stage tonight in virginia... right here on channel 8. scott mclean is live from longwood university on e candidates -- tuesday night's event at longwood university in virginia will be their one and only debate. indiana's republican governor mike pence... gov. mike pence/(r) vice-presidential nominee: "i'm looking forward to that debate on tuesday night." and virginia's democratic senator, time kaine... sen. tim kaine/(d) vice-presidential nominee: "i'm looking forward to that debate on tuesday night." ...have spent the last week preparing. and unlike donald trump's approach, both men have been doing mock debates. wisconsin governor scott walker has been helping pence, acting as kaine's stand-in. the trump campaign says pence has been preparing kaine has been working with high-profile washington lawyer rober

right now. >> michelle: we begin with breaking news. metro police currently investigating a bank robbery and we're told a suspicious package left behind after the robbery happened. >> krystal: that's right. let's get straight to sergio yo who is live near hualapai and desert inn. we know businesses have been evacuated and they have an area of the roadways closed off. >> reporter: krystal, michelle a lot of updates to get to. 's since we last saw you at the noon hour. the road here at hualapai has been reopened. all roads have been reopened. the package inside the u.s. bank behind me has been deemed safe. rendered safe by emergency crews. as you can see, people are walking back to that area. those are employees that had been evacuate ford this investigation. that was only part of the investigation. this all starting around 9:30 a.m. police believe a white male wearing a mask walked into this

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((michelle mortensen)) >> and... metro is searching for answers after a woman finds her roomate shot to death in their home. we'll have the latest on the investigation. ((nina wong)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// news now good day.)) ((nia wong)) >>> hurricane matthew - packing 130-mile-per-hour winds -- is bearing down on haiti and jamaica as it makes its way across the caribbean sea. ((michelle mortensen)) >> the slow moving storm is now within about 300 miles of jamaica and haiti where it's set to unleash torrential rainfall before making landfall in cuba./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> thank you for waking up ((nia wong)) >> i'm nia wong in for kirsten. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk ((sherry swensk)) it's still a little breezy out there... and now the payoff is the cooldown. ................... temps around the valley are dropping into the fallish 60s and even 50s. ............... skies are clear and should stay mostly sunny as this low moves through today. increa

((michelle mortensen)) >> and michelle mortensen in for kirsten now that the presidential nominees have had their first debate it is time for their running mates to take center stage. ((brian loftus)) >> republican mike pence and democrat tim kaine will face off in farmville, virginia for the only vice presidential debate of this election. scott mclean is live from the site of the debate . in an election year when the focus has been at the top of the major party tickets, the vice-presidential candidates will get their time in the spotlight tonight. mike pence and tim kaine will take part in their only debate. candidates -- tuesday night's event at longwood university in virginia will be their one and only debate. indiana's republican governor mike pence... gov. mike pence/(r) vice-presidential nominee: "i'm looking forward to that debate on tuesday night." and virginia's democratic senator, time kaine... sen. tim kaine/(d) vice-presidential nominee: "i'm looking forward to that debate on tuesday night." ...have spent the last week preparing. and unlike donald trump's approach, both men

michelle: get this. after three debates and more than a year of campaigning some voters still say they are as ryan hughes reports, last night didn't help. ryan: the third and final face-off between donald trump and hillary clinton is in the books. >> puppet as president. >> this is still generating reaction. >> one nasty comment about from one person to the other. i think hillary really put him in his place. >> he points fingers and blames other and actions. ryan: they disagree on abortion rights, the second amendment and foreign policy. for some voters they say the final debate was more of the same. now with less than 20 days until the election they are still undecided. maria is one of them. unsure on who to vote for. >> i tried to make unmy mind last night by listening to the debate. that didn't happen. >> the bickering and the mud-slinging is proving to be psychological association saying 52% of americans report the presidential election is a significant source of stress. >> this election has really -

michelle: never too old. michelle: steve rudin is at his last spookq stop. steve: i don't want anyone to be alarmed. this is in fun and halloween. the grand finale here. just in time for the guillotine. >> off with his head! steve: scary stuff. ed the wizard. thank you for inviting us in. we'll take a walk outside. show us your house. let you lean forward. you have a haunted porch. the theme this year is the head hunter. >> that's right! all heads out on stakes. we put lights in so they shine through the eyes. steve: you have been doing this for five or six years? we'll look at the front lawn. tell us what is going on. >> those are gravestones that my read the name and get the hint. i like the one that says, "this one's for you." let's read some. doug degrave. robin degrave. steve: pearly gates. all in good fun. how many trick-or-treaters do you get in herndon? >> they line up along the sidewalk waiting to get in. steve: what are you passing all. we'll come back and see you in half an hour. doug, don't be scared. what i showed you inside the haunted porch wa

. >> michelle: this is bridger middle school. it was placed under lockdown about an hour or two ago after reports of shots fired in that area. this was a hard lockdown. news 3's nathan o'neal joins us live. the lockdown has been lifted but a hard lockdown means something very serious is going on in the area. >> reporter: boy, or at least the area. like you said, here at bridger middle school, that lockdown was lifted about 15 minutes ago. you can see a lot of concerned parents up here near the office. they're going check on their kids, make sure they're okay. possibly even pull them from class. this all started when a student reported that he heard or thought he heard shots fired in the area. now north las vegas police tell us those claims were unsubstantiated. they sent out police officers to patrol the area, check it out. neighborhood. just looking for shell casings or any sign of a shooting. they did not find any and do not believe the claims of a shooting stand up. the school was put on hard lockdown for about an hour. that m

michelle, send it to you. >> michelle: make sure you wear that pink tie. coming up debate distractions. there was plenty to listen to on sunday but for a reason other than policy and details people are talking. and she is the star of a hit reality show. a mother of four. yes, she's little busy. heather due bro, she is here to here out of las vegas. she is live in studio. >> kelly: we've got pretty nice weather. a lot of sunshine. temperatures, a little on the warm side for this time of year. we're going look at this temperature trend for the rest of the week coming up. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on n my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of

michelle: thank you. happening now, testimony in the david black murder trial, he is charged in the murder of his wife bonnie in arlington. abc7 cameras rolling while he walked away from the crime scene. that was a look a year ago. maryland bureau chief jeff goldberg has details from inside the courtroom today. jeff, bonnie black's mother took the stand today. what did she have to say? jeff: well, she had a lot. the trial going on. betty ann armstrong was the first witness this morning and said two years prior to the murder of bonnie black is when the relationship between bonnie and david started to bonnie began to feel threatened by the demeanor, the action and the words by david black. his insistence to see the children. betty ann said, "my daughter was afraid for her life." and she testified on the day of the murder of bonnie black, april 17, 2015, bonnie was supposed to travel to pennsylvania to see her mother betty ann, to relax and regroup a few days before the divorce trial was set to begin. back t

michelle? michelle: all right. don't get caught by surprise by bad weather. download the stormwatch7 app from the google play and the app store to take your local forecast on the go. get updates when you want them. breaking this everything, a woman abducted and sexually assaulted in fairfax county. the two suspects still on the loose right now. the victim got in a car with two men after a night out in falls church. they left her on route 50. information from fairfax police. jeff? jeff: well, michelle, it was here according to fairfax police where the woman was forced out of vehicle. we are at south manchester and route 50 inside the arlington county line. police say a woman was sexually assaulted by two men at gunpoint and then dropped off here, forced out of the vehicle at 2:00 in the morning. according to fairfax police, the woman 50 years old met two men at a restaurant in the 5800 block o saying she did not know the men. she left the restaurant with the man and all three got inside a minivan and headed toward arlington. at that point both of the men sexua

michelle? michelle: thank you. in the war on terror now, iraqi special forces again shelling isis forces. this is in the stronghold just outside of mosul. the mosul operation continues as the coalition forces hope to push them out of one of iraq's biggest ci for two years. iraq's prime minister promised mosul would be liberated by the end of the year. jonathan: more than a thousand riot police deployed to the migrant camp in france ahead of today's scheduled demolition. it has been nicknamed "the jungle" because of how big is it and how many problems they have had there with the migrants. most recently, the police have been clashing with the migrants because some do not want to leave the camp. there last year as we covered the conditions there. more of the migrants there are either fleeing the war in syria or getting out of another war zone. they are being told to seek asylum elsewhere or go home. in february the washington humane society and animal rescue lead announced they would merge after years of collaboratio

we'll send it over to michelle and a friend of wourz a special interview. >> michelle: we have patty, market director from walker furniture. the holiday season around the corner. hard to believe how fast it's walker furniture does something amazing every year. launching 23rd, the 23rd year of the holiday -- home for the holidays give away. which is where you pick a local family here in town who is desperately in need of help and you provide them with the furniture. >> yes. and this year it's 30 families. we provide them with everything they need. >> michelle: that's what i meant. you pick local families. and the way that people do this and that's what's about to start now. >> yes. we kicked off our submission process right now. it goes through december 4th. and you can enter by dropping off at walker furniture. you can go online. we have a online submission form that you can fill out. you can drop them off or anything that would help to get the need for the families fulfilled. >> michelle: what are you looking for? i know you get a lot of letters. it 30. >> it is very difficult. last

((michelle mortensen)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day... i'm michelle mortensen. brian and kirsten have the day off. metro police are investigating this morning... after parents say they found their child unresponsive at a local apartment complex overnight. ((michelle mortensen)) >> michael stevens is live near charleston and lamb with the latest on the investigation. ((michael stevens)) (( )) weather? ((sherry swensk)) some breezes still around this morning... but the wind direction is changing to out of the northwest and that is feeling cool. ............ 50s. a windy weekend.... and now the payoff is the cooldown. highs today in the mid 70s. demetria, how are the roads? traffic is still able to get by, just expect some delays. <<< >>> >>> a local man is fighting for his life after a vicious stabbing over the weekend. according to police... 30 year old lakisha hooks stabbed a man in morning near main street and foremaster lane. police arrested hooks and charged her with attempted murder. the victim is at u-m-c in critical condition. /// ((nia wong)) >>> local le

. >> michelle: kyndell nunley live at the bar on st. rose in henderson. this is the last place the victim was seen. the way police found out about the shoot, pretty surprising. >> kyndell: that is correct. police say the victim called 911 from inside his car to say that someone had shot him. he has been identified by the coroner's office as 49-year-old christopher stewart. he was last seen leaving here. everyone inside the bar him said he was doing just fine when he left and he managed to get about four miles to the intersection of anthem parkway and bicentennial while on the phone with 911. he was not able to give dispatchers much information that they needed until suddenly everything came to a stop. when the dispatcher was on the line with the male, she heard a loud crash and, unfortunately, the male had crashed into a >> kyndell: police need your help. if you saw a 20124 door black focus yesterday you are urged to call police. we will have an update right here on news 3 starting at five personal. reporting live in henderson, kyndell nunley, news 3. >>

michelle: project revitalizing a neighborhood. they want to make kennedy street a popular destination for residents and businesses. the area is getting a makeover stretches one mile from georgia avenue to north capitol street. among the goals are spruce unstore front, bring undestination retailers and improve pedestrian safety. jonathan: a search going on for a p d.c. apartment building and children were sleeping inside. i rapping out overnight. 15 bullets fired to apartment window. they believe a rifle was used. no was hurt. michelle: the hol cast museum hosted two -- holocaust museum survivors and they both lost their mother and the other family members to holocaust. they survived by going to hiding. they met after the war and got married. they wanted to visit the museum for years. they did so today thanks to the non-profit group wish of a lifetime. >> close to our heart. to think the f history. michelle: after the tour, the museum presented them with copy of the internment and deportation orders for their mothers. they also fou

yes on 1. >> michelle: welcome back. we're continuing to monitor these live pictures of the florida coastline where you can see that people are not heeding the warnings. they're taking a leisurely stroll as a cat four hurricane is making its way. this looks like the bahamas there. also haiti hit hard. i think the last total was more than 20 people -- >> krystal: more than 100 people in the caribbean. >> michelle: okay. so far this storm has taken more than 100 lives. and it is not over yet. as kelly pointed out, after it's waking its way past the u.s. it's going to possibly hook back around and come down for round two. so this is a big deal we're continuing to follow over on the east coast. we'll bring you more updates a >> krystal: okay. on to this. >> michelle: this makes my heart stop. >> krystal: heart in throat. so this is a kitty on a ledge some 12 stories high! i promise, this has a really good ending. they were able to corral that kitty. look at him. oh my goodness. with a pole. they were able to pull that they h

. >> michelle: it started out in the senate and they made some changes. and now it has to go back to the senate to approve those changes. as we take a look right now at theseiv and do we have jeff gillan available for a live shot? jeff standing by to explain how all this unfolded. we don't have jeff. he there is. he's been covering all week long. >> krystal: in fact, you know, it was really hinging on the assembly because they needed one vote. they were one vote shy of making this happen. we just learned in the last ten minutes or so they pushed it through. they made amendments but now it has to go back to the senate to be approved. those new changes. from there. looks like both houses of government, if it's proved by the senate, will be given is the okay. our jeff gillan is all over it. we hope to have him a little bit later in our show with an update on how this all unfolded. >> michelle: so you can follow all of these changes on social media and also on our website, news3lv.com. i am sure jeff right now running and gunning wasn't able to make it becaus

. >> michelle: training for the best! a champion boxer turned into an author and motivational speaker. her name is lisa. she is live in studio to talk about her new book "being too fierce." wait until you hear her story coming up >> announcer: news 3 start right now. >> michelle: welcome in everybody. the second presidential debate, boy, did it start off with a bang last night. if you missed it, you missed quite a show. speaking of boxing. in fact, the two candidates, this was something that stuck out to a lot of people. last time they shook hands. this time they did not. >> krystal: they did not. at the end, they did. but, boy, there's a lot of stuff in between. that told you everything you needed to know about how this emily schmidt has more. >> reporter: there was no handshake between donald trump and hillary clinton sunday night in st. louis. that icy start set the tone for another contention debate. discussion turned to recently released video of trump making lewd and sex lyle aggressive comments about women. >> cert

michelle let's send it over to you. >> michelle: this is a sight you don't normally see. a 102-year-old woman in handcuffs? riding in the back of a st. louis police car. coming up, the story behind this in trending today. but we'll tell you why she wanted to be in that car. and the freak ling brothers back again. if you dare to enter the trilogy of terror haunted houses prepare for something that's never been done before. we have a preview coming up. >> kelly: i think i'm going to have to leave the studio today. i am the worst when it comes to those haunted houses. here's a look outside right now. we're seeing a ton of sunshine. don't let that fool you. come back. ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in clark county. call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a $0 co-pay... for specialist visits... overnight hospital stays... and tier 1 dru

michelle: thank you. now to a developing story we have been monitoring all day. a cyber attack takes down some of the biggest sites on the in the. i started before 9:00 this morning and it amazon, twitter, netflix and the "new york times" were all impacted. lindsey mastis is in the newsroom with the latest. lindsey: this has been going on all day. this is an image of denial of service but in this case we don't know who is responsible. we know the hackers are this company works with the infrastructure of the internet. they are connecting your computer to the site that you want to see. now the feds are looking into this. >> i have seen reports of this. the department of security, the u.s. government agency responsible for monitoring our security in cyber space and coordinating with the public and the private sector to protect u.s. interests in situation. they will take a close look at it. lindsey: a lot of people have told me there is much more affected. i have gotten tweets saying it has affected paypal. f

. >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining death of a child that happened sunday afternoon at a siegel suites here in town. >> krystal: craig fiegener is live from metro headquarters with the latest this investigation. so what have they been able to piece together at this point and time, craig? >> craig: so far we know that this begins as a request for medical help for a child who is having something they believe is certainly serious when firefighters get there they determine it's life tlaechting. they al -- threatening. they also decide early on there he has injuries. the seven-year-old boy. and they label it "suspicious." there was a medical emergency involving a 7-year-old boy. it happened at this siegel suites on boulder highway near flamingo. 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon sunday. firefighters found a child who was badly injured. who died a half-hour later at sunrise hospital. >> the initial reports were that it was trauma. the body of the child. so it's not a natural death >> craig: the child one of fiv

with that over to michelle. do you have dibs on any of this. >> michelle: i'm liking that angelina jolie necklace. i might have to make something happen. >>> coming up, it could be anyone's win at this point with the world series. chicago. it's historic. game three. we're going talk about that coming up. and today is forever home friday. this little come pie lacing of all the dogs on the show that have been adopted. we're hoping those of who adopted a dog will reach out to us because we'd like to have a reunion. us because we'd like to have a reunion. more on that cocomingng we've learned a lot about how joe heck works. follow the money. he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip" including some of the same banks who caused the crisis. and then there's money he's taken from payday lenders who charge 521% interest. heck co-sponsored legislation protecting their predatory practices. add it all up, and joe heck is working for corporate special interests. and that doesn't work for nevada. senate majority pac is r

. >> michelle: gasp everybody. thank you for joining us. a woman in her 20s found shot to death early this morning. this happened near red rock elementary school. >> krystal: our craig fiegener reporting live near alta and jones. so, craig, neighbors saying they heard at least two gunshots before they found this woman's body. >> craig: they did. and another thing the detectives asked them, did you hear anything before the gunfire? they said no. so this indicates that the shooting happened without any warning. again, a woman in her 20s dead. this marks the 140th homicide of the year that metro is investigating. a shooting happened without any warning. no yelling. no arguing. they ran outside and saw a woman dead on the sidewalk. >> there was a car seen leaving. people heard the gunshots and they looked out and saw a car. it could be a witness or the car could be involved. >> reporter: detectives say the victim appears in her early 20s. she was shot in the head and there's no early evidence suggesting she's from this neighborhood. >> first th

. >> michelle: i know the song. >> what are the options. >> quiet riot. >> michelle: quiet riot. >> there you go. >> one more. if you are a female who grew up in the '80s chances are you owned what. >> jelly >> krystal: i had them in pink, yellow, clear. little high heel on it too. i loved jelly shoes. [ laughter ] >> michelle: krystal says if it was music trivia he would win it. movie trivia -- [ inaudible ] >> paul and amanda thank you guys. check out rock of ages for their rock-tober promotion. check it out. >> thank you guys. there's the nevada way. work hard. play by the rules. pay your taxes. and then there's the danny tarkanian way. penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. sticking taxpayers with the bill. the danny tarkanian way? the wrong way for nevada. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with

vote for michelle obama. it's not just women. she's very popular among that crowd with the men in the crowd, young and old, black and white, you name it and she's really bringing in the african-american voters into the tent for hillary clinton. i talked to many of them who had felt over this campaign they haven't had a hero in the race without barack obama, not feeling the same passion for hillary clinton. and i think judging from what i heard today, found their hero in the race and it's michelle obama. >> thanks very much. the panel is back with us this hour. it is interesting to see you hear in that report they maybe once had more of a rocky relationship. clearly michelle obama sees her husband's legacy at stake here as much as anything else. >> without a doubt. she is all in on the hillary clinton campaign and in a way she may not have been when this started out. would have done what was asked of her but she has seen this quest that hillary clinton and her team have put together to recreate the obama coali

women vote is responsible >> michelle: bieber wax figure. i think those women around him are real people. [ laughter ] the wax figure is, as you can see, shirtless, shows off his tattoos. also shows him wearing a white bandana and sweat. they're calling it the bieber experience. and guests will be able to watch performances with dancers, lights and music to really feel they're at a justin bieber concert. the exhibit will be in london through october 30th. popular one at that. >>> we have a lot more to come on "news 3 live at 12:30." one of the audience members of last night's debate is an internet sensation. >> his name is ken bone. we're going tell you why he is now trending. i mean, literally the internet went crazy over just this regular guy. look at him. you might recognize that he two billionaires, spending millions to buy "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. do

michelle: plus double whammy for metro. they are frustrating riders as it tries to balance budget shortfall. we have the latest the abc7 family to yours. we will check in on the halloween fellstives throughout the hour with the stormwatch7 forecast. you can plan your night of northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett michelle: breaking news. gas line exploded south of birmingham. smoke can be seen for miles. there are injuries but we don't know how bad or how many people are hurt. we will follow the story and bring you developments as we get them. safetrack surge 10 started today. but in the meantime there is a battle over the budget.

michelle, you were there this morning. you gave us an overview of what to expect. looks like they're going hold it outside. >> michelle: outside of the smith center called symphony park. they have a big giant american be outdoors. we'll key. kelly curran can let us know what we can expect. this is her first visit since her husband filled in for her last month after she caught pneumonia. we don't know what time she will be speaking but what we understand she's really going to focus on really making life a little more affordable for the middle-class and some of her tax plan. definitely we will be there. we'll have it for you on tv, on social media, online. ag tomorrow vice president joe biden in town to campaign for hillary clinton and catherine cortez-masto who is making her bid for congress. he will be speaking at a rally at the culinary union local 226 hall in las vegas. tune in to "news 3 live at noon" for full coverage on his visit. we'll be following the vp. we're going to be on the bus with him. we'll have a lot of good behind the scenes material for you. >> m

. >> michelle: that man behind the wheel is an elderly man pulled out of a car. nevada highway patrol just wrapped up a press conference where they showed us the surveillance video and gave us more information. let's go to sergio avila who is standing by with more on the trooper dudley who forced to open fire. >> reporter: that's right, michelle. the nhp chief today was telling us all about this incident that involved 28-year-old have you jair munoz. they believe the man was waiting for a victim at a gas station where this started. we'll show you surveillance video of the first car jacking in this case. that's where police say they believe munoz was waiting and just waiting for a victim. wrestling her car away from her. from there munoz took off and led troopers on a high-speed chase with speeds in excess of 100 miles an hour. the dash cam video that you see is from inside trooper david dudley's patrol car. he is a 17-year veteran of the nevada highway patrol. he followed munoz to a car dealership and that's where dudley says he was forced to open fire fearing fo

i took that off the shelf. $24. >> michelle: i want this. this is a louis vuitton checkbook. >> we've got a bunch of scarfs. over here this pink dress, this is betsey johnson. never been worn. $39.99. >> krystal: you cannot typed these prices in a traditional retail shop. it would be ten, 20 times what that's the real deal. this is really great. but, again, every time we have you on to talk about the goodwill of southern nevada this goes towards a really important cause. >> it does. every time that you purchase something at a goodwill retail store you are helping someone in this community go back to work. so it's -- whether it is a job within goodwill or one of our free training or job placement programs, you are making a big difference for one of your friends for one of your neighbors, someone in your >> krystal: you don't feel bad spending money to look good. it's for a good cause. >> the designer jean selection at our boutiques is insane. these are seven jeans. >> krystal: did you think kathy was messing around? look at these. . >> michel

but i am here to see michelle obama.orter: what the charisma of a rock star, michelle obama has traits that some say are lacking in the presidential nominee. but hillary clinton knows it makes sense to be upstaged. >> it does not get any better than being here with our most amazing first lady, michelle obama. [applause] reporter: members of an exclusive sisterhood, the first ladies club and they are determined to keep donald trump from occupying washington. between them, they have lived there asked teen years. hillary, she says, is the only one qualified to be president. >> she has more experience than any candidate in our lifetime, more than barack, more than bill, so she is absolutely ready to be commander in chief on day one. and yes, she happens to be a woman. [applause] reporter: getting young women out the vote is a priority for hillary clinton. many have not been enthused by the prospect of a first female president. millennial voters especially, michelle obama could make the winning difference. >> i feel like she

. >> michelle: it's a fit friday. trainers from trufusion are here. they're going put us to work and show us what's in store for their new blue diamond location. i'll tell you this much. i see big kettle bells. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining us everybody. after a marathon session, and boy was it ever, the e light for an nfl stadium. but this isn't over yet. because now the bill has to go back to the senate. >> krystal: that's right. with those amendments that the assembly made. our jeff gillan has been doing a terrific job following all this, keeping us posted on social media. thank you jeff from carson city. what do we know now? >> reporter: here's what we know now. here is the headline. it passed the state assembly this morning 28-13. that tax hike which is boosting the room tax to a raise 750 million for the stadium and 420 million for the expanded convention center. let's roll some video if we can. this was a back and forth battle here. supporters saying that this vote is absolutely crucia

michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. man: or me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade parenthood... man: five times. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to let federal contractors discriminate against gay employees... man: twice. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac >>> tonight, breaking news. what we've just learned about donald trump's strategy for tonight's debate. he also plans to bring president obama's half brother from kenya. and the clinton camp tonight. what they made sure would not happen right before the debate starts. >>> also tonight here, the massive gas explosion. we have the pictures. witnesses smelled gas right before. tonight, many injured. >>> the school shooting. suspects opening fire on students leaving class. and now, the urgent manhunt at this hour. >>> on the front lines tonight.

kelly curran is tracking it all. >> michelle: forever home friday. the animal foundation here with a look at how you can take a pup home today. that's coming up. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> krystal: thank you for being with us. >> michelle: this is a story quickly developing with just 11 days to go until election day we've learned the fbi is reopening the investiti server. >> krystal: in a letter to the senate judiciary committee fbi director james comey writes the fbi is investigating additional emails that were discovered as part of a separate investigation. comey went on to say the fbi should take appropriate investigative steps to review potentially pertinent emails. the fbi director also saying he wasn't sure how long the additional review would take. clinton's campaign not responding. but we just showed you live

michelle: here is kidd o'shea. kidd: earlier this month on "jeopardy," suzanne cole from bowie, maryland became internet sensation after alex trebek called her a loser on national tv. take a look. >> suzanne cole from bowie, maryland, and her favorite type of music is something i never heard of but it doesn't sound like fun. >> i think it's very fun. nerd core hip-hop. >> nerd core hip-hop? >> yes. peop rapping about the things they love. video game, science fiction, having hard time meeting romantic partners. you know. it's catchy and fun. >> losers in other words. kidd: we caught unwith alex this morning to -- we caught up with alex this morning to ask how he found out it went viral. >> i saw a little bit of the it. oddly enough someone came to me the other day and pulled up you're on facebook." i said why? what did i do? it was a joke. it just got a lot of publicity. i don't know why. kidd: alex said this is not the first time that he has gotten attention about something he has done on the show. >> when i shaver

let's turn it over to michelle for a very special interview. >> michelle: if you have been around in this community for awhile you probably recognize this face here with me today. henry's place foundation was created to honor a metro sergeant who put his life on the line for a victim of domestic violence and his life was tragically taken. this is his wife dawn here to fill us in on an annual fundraiser that's happening next is something that for anybody who lived here, even myself, i wasn't here at the time, but i heard the story. it was a very tragic loss for the entire community. >> it was. i mean, henry was the first police officer in 18 years killed in the line of duty. so it was huge in our community to have that death, you know, and just the way it happened was so tragic you know. so it really affected everybody in the community. and since then everybody's come together to help fund our camp for kids. this past summer we brought kids out to camp at henry's place in utah. there are pictures. every time i see the pictures i just get a big smile on my face. it was just such a bles