the contract stated nathan's smock smoker would be completed by october 31st 2012.years later no smoker. >> every time i heard from him, he doesn't have no problem. you got my money, i know that much. >> reporter: nathan filed a complaint with the attorney general's office this year. >> and they did nothing. >> riverbend smoker's web site has been taken down and we reached out to steve randal's, the owner, over the phone and asked him how long it takes to build the smoker nathan ordered and proceeded to tell us he did not have to explain why nathan's smoker was never built and hung up. that's when we decided to try to get answers from person. we went to his home in fredricksburg, which is also his business address. he didn't answer the door, or his phone. >> we are here at your house right now. i believe someone is home. if you're willing to talk us to, we'd love to hear your head of the story. >> as for nathan, he's been unemployed for the last four years. >> i took all my money trying to get this thing together. nobody just has $30,000 to give anyone. i'm tired of

nathan o'neal has more on the emotional sendoff. >> nathan: the stars and stripes -- firefighter brothers and sisters saluting on either of firetrucks representing different departments from all over nevada. >> for henderson firefighter kenny ramirez and family, it is a sobering stunt. >> will do the same job, different department a different name but together we are brotherhood. >> justin beebe loved his job as a hotshot until the very end. although based in montana he was part of a highly yelled and team. justin beebe was battling the strawberry fire in northern nevada last week when he was killed by a falling tree. >> is actually, a local hero. >> nathan: his mother and father holding onto each other for support at their home in vermont. >> he was about saving houses and saving people's lives and saving property and that is when he was about. and that was he wanted to be remembered for. >> nathan: this comes with a very dangerous risk. in fact not lost on the beebe's remains were escorted to the north las vegas airport. >> it is covered in a hazy smoke from the wildfires and certainly

(nathan teaford, baton rouge resident -- or -- grocery store manager) it's a mess. record rainfall and historic flooding has overwhelmed the baton rouge, storms are expected to continue throughout the week (col. mike edmonson, la state police superintendent) this one, it just came upon us and just started dumping mass amounts of water. we go back to our record books, 1983 was a record book, you know, throw those records out. because we've surpassed them. (nathan teaford, baton rouge resident -- or -- grocery store manager) devastated for the community. nathan teaford left his suburban baton rouge home in a truck, he came back in a boat. he is one of the lucky ones, the floodwater stopped at his foundation, but hundreds of his neighbors were not as lucky. (nathan teaford, baton rouge resident -- or -- grocery store manager) there's areas that are not in a flood plain. they've never required flood insurance and never thought that something like this would haen above elevation. tens of thousands of people had to be rescued after rising flood waters forced them from the

our top story tonight at 11:00, nathan o'neil is live. nathan it looks like there's a lot of optimism. >> while athe raiders may have lost their game tonight a lot of dark piece of land behind me just west of the las vegas strip because this could be one day home to the las vegas raiders. these las vegas fans are ready to call the raiders their home team. las vegas nation. it comes with a hefty price tag at $1.9 billion. >> this is entertainment have the best stadium in the world. >> the stadium is far from a done deal. the sands corporation says it will walk if it doesn't get commitment of public investment coming in the form of a rooms tax. andy abood said this stadium is an investment in the community. >> almost a $2 billion said yum. las vegas raiders. how much funding the public would be on the hook for. >> we're kind of dancing around, if we aren't saying how much the public part would be willing to go. >> there is always wiggle room but the nfl wants a strong commitment of dollars. >> reporter: and the folks at the sands waiting to

more immediate for nathan, he says he wants some pizza. specifically, zachary's pizza in oakland or slivers pizza in berkeley. of course, it has to be the thin crust, if it is shivers, pegliv. >> definitely. >> all the athletes in their 30s. how old they feel. makes me feel incredibly old. that is sort of the limit when you get into the olympics? >> they're babies. they're babies. >> they are doing so well. jess, thank you so much. >> thanks a lot. >> now to a scary situation after a star member of team usa swimming found himself in. talking ryan lochte. also three other swimmers, robbed at gun point in rio. >> nbc bay area, maryanne favro? >> terry, the swimmers are okay. a frightening attack, suspects posing as police. this all happened early this morning. the swimmers were in a taxi on their way back to the olympic village. when several men dressed as police pulled them over. billy bush spoke to ryan lochte about the robbery. >> the guys came out with a badge, police badge, no lights, no nothing. they pulled us over. they pulled out the

i mean, they spoiled us to death. >> reporter: nathan, how about you?> yeah, they were the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grandma's the most sweet woman and everybody says so. >> reporter: with the boys living at their grandparents, bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she met rick gagnon, a new hire at charlie's glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad boy image, you know, i guess. like, he had the goatee and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> reporter: was it a serious relationship? >> yes. it was. >> reporter: rick was serious too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her, if she wanted to be in a relationship, she had to do something about the pills. >> reporter: by the spring of 2005, bambi felt she had turned the corner. she and rick found a home of their own in myrtle beach. after a long struggle, she was ready to be a mom to her boys again. >> i was getting on my feet. and -- and i just -- i wanted cody and nate there with

reporting live i'm nathan o'neil news3. >> we'll continue to monitor that situation nathan thank you for the new update. >> school supplies packed but the important question is what to wear for the big day. >> news3 is your wealth authority. jerry what's your report for a balls yet. we have a clear night, starry skies, no homework yet i hope. west winds five to 10, 77 for aloe. looking at temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to the low 80s, from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. no problem at all, absolutely optimum. but it will be low 100s tomorrow. the heat to be on, just as hot for the second day of school too. alexis. >> thank you jerry. photos sent in for viewers like you, back to school haircuts. we want to see your back to school videos, send them to share your images with us. they could end up on our newscast. >> now an update to breaking news we brought you in prime time. multiple reports of an active shooter and l.a.x. turned out to be another false alarm. police shut down the roads to the airport leading to this backup on the way into the terminals. >> here's a live look at l.a.x, ground

. >> the nathan hale huskies. stephanie: and west allis, nathan hale jumping up and down on the field. first down nathan hale, quarterback michael johnson throws a bomb to receiver brandon barr for the touchdown. that was an impressive catch. hale up 7-0. johnson hands off to running back thomas hines for the touchdown. over in sussex tonight, hamilton hosting the cedarburg bulldogs. early on, on fourth down, the chargers go for it, and it works. vick mirasola, a 30-yard touchdown run. hamilton in front 7-0, but the bulldogs bark back in the second quarter. patrick hoffman with the nice bounce, and look at him go. cedarburg in front 10-7, but a big second half for hamilton and jackson colap. two long touchdown runs. a 56-yarder and this 49-yard run touchdown run to put the chargers ahead for good. hamilton wins, 28-24. still more to come on week two of operation football, including memorial. >> you are watching operation football on wisn 12. announcer: you are watching operation football on wisn behave for uncle p

sitting next to me, the comedian nathan mcintosh. let's start the show. newly released e-mails prove what many have been saying for a longtime. while hillary was secretary of state, wealthy donors gave cash to the clinton foundation as they asked for favors and got them. >> additional watch released hundreds of pages of documents including previously unreleased e-mails they received through a freedom of information request. the new york post put it bruptly. they put the state department up for sale. they showed her government office for favors. they asked aides cheryl mills and huma-abadin for an important mystery person. we are left to speculate whether the band is asking the government for a favor for redacted, but we are given a clue in the crypt particular subject line. that was the e-mail "a favor." they asked mills from the state department. we need gilbert to speak to the substance person, re, lebanon. as you know he is a key guy there and to us and is loved in lebanon. it means important and the key guy means the lebanese billionaire between one a

. >> captain nathan hale. >> if you are caught, you will be hanged. >> there he is! [ birds chirping ] >> on this 22nd day of september, the accused, nathan hale, has been found guilty of treason against the crown of england. have you any last words? >> only that a man should follow the orders of his commanding officer, regardless of the consequences. >> ♪ my country, 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring >> pushed to their limits by an oppressive empire, a determined group of rebels unites under the cause of liberty. their quest for freedom will unify a people, ignite a revolution, and forge a new system of government. in time, these brave men and women will come to be known as the american patriots. [ birds chirping ] [ door opens ] >> your excellency? general arnold has arrived. >> the most feared general in the continental army, benedict arnold -- a seeker of fame and glory, a hot-tempered military genius, and america's most notorious traitor. but behind every t

howard nathan lls u what health officials protect themselves against the virus. >>reporter: this mosquito carries the virus and it sickened this man's coworker. >> they had bad flu-like symptoms and out of work for 2 months. >> now, larimer county will kill the queue lex this week. >> she says spraying begins monday and wednesday night. when the mosquitos are ready to bite you. >> 3 cases -- we know there's a 3 to 4-week lag in our case reporting. >> what is it about fort collins that allows the -- there's also water in denver. >> we have larger case count on a regular basis. we have no idea why. we could probably prevent it better than what we're able to do. >> in communities that get sprayed. >> it last for an hour in the air. >> the county will spray at night. >> the chemical levels are minimal. it will take quite a bit of injection for it to impact you. >> we think spraying for mosquitos is okay. >> that's howard nathan reporting. loveland and windsor sprayed some areas because of the virus. the west nile problem should pass next month. coming up on september

. >> nathan o'neil is joining us live at rancho high school. nathan, in a matter of hours that place will be pretty >> reporter: right. and we have all been there. we all felt the first day jitters of the guess what. teachers go through the same things. thousands of teachers across southern nevada have been hard at work quietly working in their classroom to make sure they are ready for day one. fifth grade math teacher annette dawson owens making last-minute adjustments to welcome a new batch of students at pinecrest academy. >> i put out different things on the to spearment and play with and enjoy. >> reporter: they are one of many prepping for the new school year. they will welcome more than 900 students. >> we are lucky to get the chrome books on every desk. >> reporter: a school full of new challenges and opportunities. >> it is fulfilling to work with children and see them succeed and grow. >> reporter: as hundreds of thousands of students get ready to file into the classroom even more motorists >> you look both ways, right? you make sure

howard nathan has the latest. >>> we may learn the identity of the man driving the wrong way on southbound parker. there was not much left tacoma after the driver passed george going the wrong way. >> i passed him right here. >> reporter: he was driving south in the middle lane of parker road when the wrong way driver same so close to swiping his driver side mirror. how close did he come to hitting you? >> two or three inches maybe. >> reporter: that close? >> yes, i could have reached out >> reporter: police say the tacoma clipped one vehicle and went airborne over a motorcycle and collided head on with another vehicle. they found small bottles of who will at the scene. >> the guy was either severely intoxicated that he had no idea what he was doing or he was on some kind of suicide mission. >> reporter: parker police were not sure at what point or how long the wrong way driver driving the wrong way. in parker, howard nathan, cbs4 news. >>> time for weather and traffic on this monday morning. >>> comboim, temperatures fairly mild to start off this monday. 64 in greeley and boulder. 63 at

nathan adrian drive.he became the first american male to win gold in the 100 meter freestyle since 1988. we love cheering him on. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> monday morngs. a good one to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have two breaking news stories. a delta computer out age is affecting travelers across the globe. >>> first, let's check in with kari. >> nothing breaking here. we start out with pretty much the same weather we've had recently. it will be a little bit warmer today than we've had over the weekend. we start out with low clouds and fog near the coastline and sunshine inland. it's 48 in the north bay. 55 in the tri-valley and the peninsula with highs reaching the upper 80s. mike has a back up for the tri-valley. >> right. it's calm over there. but on

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nathan bond recited the u-s constitution in a video his mom posted over the weekend to cnn i-report. dressed in suit and tie with an american flag in the 25-minute video. we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this constitution for the united states of america. ((kirsten joyce)) >> his mom says he started back in april and her nathan says he wants to be president some day..../// >>> we'll be right back./// the son of las vegas mayor pro-tem steve ross expected to be in court. the charges he's facing after being accused of a number of robberies. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- daily fantasy sports could be making a comeback. the proposal being looked over.. in hopes of operating again in nevada. ((michelle mortensen)) >> and, sunshine is back in the forecast.. but so are the winds. sherry has the details in your weather now forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) >>

nathan o'neil joins us live at the justice center for the details. >> yes, gerard, this was a gruesome and osenseless murder, a 15-year-old boy was a for the ipad he had a gift from his father. marcos arenas, are was his father ivan sifts through years of memories, just hours before one of marcos' killers goes on detectives believe are miekd michaelsolid and, another perper grabbed his ipad. district attorney weighed in on the issue early on. dismont pleaded guilty earlier ine accomplice michael solid will go on trial next week. ivan is bracing for the trial that will force him to relive the worst moments of his life. >> a big part of me wanted it to be a dream. i still wanted it to be a dream, i wish this is a nightmare i >> that trial is expected to get underway tomorrow morning. the prosecution has plans of putting as many as 25 witness he on the stand. the trial will take two weeks. we'll be there the entire way, gerard. >> unbelievable crime, nathan thank you for the report, thank you. >> police do not have a complete suspect description of an accident, witnesses say an hispanic m

he said his name. >> nathan returned to his co-worker and his face told her everything. she was still on the phone with 911. >> is he here? >> you can tell there's something -- it's not good. >> ma'am, ma'am, what's going on? >> i don't know. >> but this much was clear, a man they good man, was lying dead in a pool of blood. coming up, what had happened to the doctor? rochelle, the doctor's girlfriend, thinks she may know. >> she said i hope this hurts (vo) we went to hollywood to ask taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> dr. joe sonnier was handsome, well-liked and successful. but his show-case home in lubbock, texas, was now a crime scene. his body, riddled with bullets and stab wounds, found on his pristine garage floor. detective zach johnson. what do you think when you find out we've got the chief pathologist murdered in his own home? >> "why?" that's my first question. >> how did you all get the terrible news of what had happened? >> they said, "your father was found k

in 25 minutes: (( nathan bond/10 years old: "we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty.." )) ((kirsten joyce)) and worked up to four hours a day . he says he wants to be president some day. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> 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 which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. i hope the women of nevada remember that when it's time to vote. 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." 23 times. individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them ke

nathan? >> reporter: well the raiders technically belong to oakland. don't tell that to a lot of the fans here in las vegas. in fact, inside the now, they're watching the game. they got so loud that we had to step out because we couldn't hear ourselves think. there's no doubt that a lot of fans are' tore welcome the raiders to las vegas. >> this week, we got our first look at what the proposed 55,000-feet stadium looks like. but that domed stadium comes at a hefty price dag. $1.9 billion. this stadium is still far from a done deal. $715 million in public invest ment. that money coming from a room tax. we asked the vp about that. >> almost a $2 billion stadium. a new home for the las vegas raiders. basically a no cost nevada taxpayers. but the benefits them being through the entrance and tourism, more money for them, more money for education. >>> raider deal will get done sooner rather than later. >> we love our raider family. and so that's why everyone is so excited for them to come to las vegas and support the dome. this is a huge opportunity for us n

. >>> well, nathan dodd is a teen who capture the our hearts more than a year ago. he was on our show, right when the now tampa bay started. he has been battling brain cancer for years, all while being a part owner of a company that makes hot sauce. >> we have a really awesome update now on nathan. in just a few hours, year-old will graduate high school. he has been doing an at-home program through wesley chapel high school so he can go to his doctor's appointments. he has had six brain surgeries. through his faith and family and teachers who have come to his home, he's been able to make it this far to graduate. he will give the commencement speech tonight. he has advice for anyone facing tough times like him. >> there's going to be that one you don't want to work with because he's mean and doesn't make you have a good day. you just have to move on. one of my favorite songs is by andy grammar. you have to keep your hold up. >> he is such a special kid. after graduation, nathan plans to take business classes at a community college and work on making his heavenly heat

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nathan o'neal is at the scene. he will have more for us later an informational picket will be held tomorrow at the airport by southwest airlines flight attendants. they say they will picket around mcher rib tomorrow morning. they are doing this to educate the public about what they say are deteriorating working conditions at the airline. some of the frustrations come as the result of the recent outage that left 10s of thousands of passengers strand. from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. a fire at a vacant and boarded up home spread to a house next door catching the roof on fire. this is the damage here, it happened this morning near vegas and decay cater. that cause is under investigation. now a developing story out of southern california. bernardino national forest has grown to 1,000 acres. and is currently burning out of control. more than 300 firefighters are trying to get it under control. it is burning near the pilot rock renal. some areas surrounding the fire are currently being evacuated. >>> if you'd like to lear

howard nathan is at the courthouse. did he have anything to say? defendant. the judge says one year after the incident he can feel the fear coming off of this woman. finally, the judge said, if he had a gun in a similar circumstance come he might have used it. >> reporter: this is 23-year- old antonio marcus arbigast of aurora. he will be spending the next 60 days in jail for impersonating a police officer in a public lace. the adams county das office says he was driving a 1991 brown subaru legacy rigged with lights, wh pull over a woman on colfax and moline after 1 in the morning, may 18, she responded by calling 911 to report a man with flashing lights was trying to pull her over. but she did not believe this man was a cop appear >> he believed what he was doing on that night, enough to put the flashing lights on. >> reporter: arbigast worked as a security guard. >> anytime you impersonate a police officer you are violating public press. in this particular case, she had flashing lights. there was no reason for her to police officer until it was too late. th

nathan o'neal has more. >> reporter: residents are on edge after a dozen difficult reports of coyote attacks in the course up and over the wall into people's backyard. ehane -- elaine manning has always found peace at her home of 19 years until coyotes spread from neighborhood to neighborhood. >> 13, 14 cats disappeared. and -- it's a shame. >> reporter: she's heard the stories of family pets targeted by coyotes quite. you keep them inside. if you have a doggie door, you lock it so you don't wake up with a coyote in your living room. >> reporter: richard korea hosting a town hall meeting to calm the nerves of his own neighborhood. it's a community located on the edge of the clark county wetlands. he's hoping to educate residents how to stay safe if they come face to face with one. out. the attacks will continue and they will get progressively worse. >> reporter: elaine admires the wildlife but also understands the need to share the desert and is not taking any chances with her own cats. >> i'm inside. my cats are inside. they are not -- there's not gonna be any coyote here. >> report

news 3's nathan o'neal shows us what happened. >> reporter: a man violently thrown to the ground after police say he was hit by a taxicab while he was jaywalking across this busy street. >> he hit the window. like the window crack. when they flipped him over, we not >> reporter: witnesses say one car swerved to avoid him. >> the taxi cab was able to stop in time. >> he was in the middle of the street. >> reporter: the cabdriver was running from dropping off a fare at the airport when police believe the man was struck. police say the man darted in the roadway at least 200 feet a family story as clark county has already seen 30 pedestrian deaths so far this year. that's up from last year. >> i don't know if there is a bar in there or not. came out drunk or something. didn't know what he was doing. >> reporter: the victim suffered internal and brain injuries. police say he was unconscious when he was taken to the hospital. although this is a busy outlet to the las v drivers taking risks. >> most of the people are aware of that. their eyes up are up. sometimes there will be a pedestrian th

nathan o'neal, news 3. >> thank you. >>> two people were hurt in a crash that knocked down a power pole this morning. one of the cars ended up on its side here at charleston/lam. two people were taken to umc to be checked out. their injuries were not life-threatening. >>> four feel seriously hurt after a car crashed into a concrete barrier on the northwest side of town. u.s./95 southbound near elk horn road. troopers don't know why the ford explorer veered into the concrete barrier. a person was ejected from the suv and crews had to rescue the driver stuck inside. two passengers in the rear seats also injured. >>> two pedestrians hit by cars in the past 24 hours. latest incident off sahara and eastern early this morning. >> yeah, the driver took off after hitting the man but decided to come bac live. ive know -- i know you've been talking with a business owner. >> reporter: you can see the markings where the vehicle collided. the manager said while this area was all blocked off, there was traffic, 25, 30 cars coming through his parking lot, one almost hitting an employee. store john ope

reporting live, nathan o'neal, news 3. >> thank you. >>> breaking news to pass along. the man attacked by a swarm of bees earlier this month has passed 49-year-old jose moreno was attacked and stung by some 200 bees at a home near russell and fort apache. it was only his first day on the job with this bee company. clark county officials say he died thursday. the beehive was completely removed a few days later. >>> a developing story. a worker killed in a scaffolding collapse at a local construction site. it happened at tivoli village castelan live. and i know you've been talking with other workers there and they say this thing kind of happened in slow motion. >> reporter: jim, it's still not clear what led to the scaffolding collapse. members with osha are investigating. it could be weeks before we get a definite answer. witnesses with say the scaffolding felt like dom mow knows and the worker -- escape. >> it slowly took it over and it slowly collapsed. it took like ten minutes. >> firefighters say a construction worker 20 feet high on a scaffolding plunged to death.

cbs4's howard nathan is live there tonight and howard how did the situation unfold?>>reporter: it turns out that it was a tip kathy and the swat situation took place right by the green dumpster over there and that is where this particular car was parked in the tip told police where they can find a man wanted for a number of warrants. neighborhood but where this man lived is unknown for now. neighbors were jolted by the gunfire hitting this old red pickup. >> i woke up to about three gunshots and jumped out of bed. >> lakewood police had been looking for the man in the pickup telling that there were seven warrants against him and they found a metaphor 20 a.m. this morning. >> at that time the agents backed off to contain the area and they got and phone contact with the t> police a dangerous weapon and the decision was made by the swat team to open fire. >> it is crazy that people would try to test the police and you will not win>> police say the man was a lie when the transported him. i'm glad that they got him but who knows if it was the right way or the wrong way th

nathan? >> reporter: yeah, some states like california, you can get medical marijuana if you have a written recommendation from a doctor. as for here in nevada, the attorney general says not so fast. >> platinum blue dream. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year since the first dispensary opened their doors in nevada. but now a recent opinion drafted by the attorney general found only people with state issued medical marijuana cards either from nevada or states where medical marijuana is legal can get the medicine. >> nevada is the only state that has passed medical laws that will recognize patients in other states and allow those patients access for their medicine here. >> reporter: but nevada issuing a warning against tour bus businesses that reportedly were connecting california visitors with medical pot with just a doctor's note. while that is an acceptable in california, the attorney general here says that won't >> thank you for your help. >> a move that would require california visitors l

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news 3's nathan o'neal was there for today. >> reporter: today marked the beginning of what the arenas family has been waiting for -- justice. today, the jury selection getting underway for the murder trial for the suspect accused of taking the life of their son. 15-year-old marcos arenas killed over an ipad its a nightmare his father ivan can never escape. >> every day reminds me of him. think about it constantly. >> reporter: surveillance video captures marcos after school carrying ipad back in 2013. prosecutors say these men randomly tacted the boy and behind. he ended under the car and was dragged. michael solid will go to trial. jacob dismont pled guilty. prosecutors plan to paint a much darker picture pointing to evidence of a coverup, claiming decals added to the ford suv and text messages a wipe down the car. >> looking at long prison sentences for what? an ipad? >> reporter: as for marcos' father ivan, he's bracing for a long and emotional trial. >> look at those men's life and look at marcos' life and marcos out of all three of them, he wasn't doing anything wrong. >> reporte

colorado springs, lakewood and aurora round out the top 5 and howard nathan looks for answers. >>reporter: this flashing sign posted by the denver police and secure your items. >> silly we have to remind each other to do that. >> auto theft is way up due in part to people not locking their car. >> i always lock my car, but some people don't. >> that gets you thinking? >> absolutely. and it makes me nervous. >> how much is auto theft up. >> 15%. >> do you think it's up 15%? higher. >> >> 20%. >> higher >> 30%. >> higher than -- why? you can blame new people to colorado. >> auto theft is involved with the increase. >> that makes auto theft a plague. >> i have a buddy that leaves his car unlocked. >> why? >> he should care. auto theft plays a role in other crime. >> processing gang activity that is involved with organized crime rings that are stealing these cars. guns, or drugs or a meth ring. >> when you allow a criminal access to your car, you're allowing access to your life. >> when they steal your car, they have your personal information. they have your car garage. we had one

in denver, howard nathan, cbs4 news. >>> an update on the fire burning along the western slope. crews are using airplanes to keep the spring creek two fire from growing. it ignited on friday and the flames spread 600 acres into mesa far only voluntary evacuations have been issued for people living there. the beaver creek fire in walden colorado remains active and it's burned for 57 days scorching more than 50,000 acres. the fire is 41% contained. there are no concerns about drier and warmer conditions over the next few days. >>> a roof collapse in elizabeth off of highway 86. a man and woman were working on tearing down the outbuilding when the roof came crashing down. it was heavy. the man air lifted to the hospital and in critical condition last night. the woman also taken to the hospital and no word yet on her condition. >>> we have new information in a fire that destroyed a home in steamboat springs early yesterday. this fire also spread to nearby pine trees. nobody hurt but lost. no word yet on what started the fire. >>> new laebs will open to bikers on one of denver's busi

howard nathan reporting there. we could learn the wrong way drivers identity sometime day. >>> republican donald trump says he's setting up for a major speech of immigration this week. still not clear what he wants to more question over her time at the state department. here's hena daniels. >> reporter: donald trump took to social media to detail plans for a major speech on immigration in arizona wednesday before big crowds. the development comes amid speculation the republican candidate is softening some of his hard lined proposals including plans to create a deportation force. appearing on cnn sunday, running mate mike pence maintd >> we will have a mechanism for dealing with people in the country in a humane way. it's going to be fair but tough but no path to legalization unless people leave the country. >> reporter: trump is facing an uphill climb trying to win over minority voters. the effort grew more difficult over the weekend after the republican nominee tweeted about the murder of dwayne wade's >> he's bee

nathan bonds' mom posted this video online and as you can imagine, it's going viral. >> the constitution contains more than 4500 words. this video it goes on for like 25 minutes. >> and on and on and on. nathan says he wants to be president some day, and i don't know, maybe he's on his way. >> yeah. >> smart kid. >> that is pretty smart. >>> he's got the suit to do the job. ?e have now at 4:55 mild start. we'll be in the low to mid-60s at the bus stop this morning. for the kids this afternoon, scattered storms are possible. could even get a few showers early on today, and then a few thunderstorms this afternoon. it's a lot cooler. low 70s today. we'll be near 70 to about 75 across northeastern colorado. >>> we still have that situation in boulder, still have roads closed down, including parts of foothills and baseline. colorado avenue is looking wide open. take a look at the map, a lot of green out there. arapahoe road wrapping up the overnight road work under i-25 right now. [ rooster crowing ] >>> many of us are familiar with the issue of cock fighting rings. what many don't know is th

or, they have a phenomenal player in nathan stanley, a potential guy who could take over. so i think they're right on the edge. i think if beathard misses time, real time, you're probably looking at a true freshman quarterback for iowa." this is what i really wanted to talk about. the news came out earlier this week that chris doyle, iowa's strength and conditioning coach, became the highest paid strength and condition co 600,000 a year. that created a lot of stir nationally. guys like desmond howard and jay bilas all chimed in. i'll never understand why when the national guys talk iowa it always irks them and why they don't do their homework on these things. you've been around the program a long time. it seems that people forget what he's done with what he gets and what he turns a player into. "iowa can make players. kirk ferentz calls his program developmental, proudly. and a lot of that is the argument, throw that out the window. that's stupid. i like desmond howard, i think he's good for espn. but what he says here, iowa falling short in the big ten championship game a

. >> nathan o'neal has more on day three of the trial against michael solid. >> reporter: today, inside a packed courtroom, expert witnesses took the stand to help the prosecution lay out their case against michael solid. they talked about everything from cell phone records to fingerprints to dna evidence.[ inaudible ] >> reporter: forensics evidence jury that michael solid was the responsible for the death of 15-year-old marcos arenas. police say the boy was dragged underneath the car and killed after michael solid and jacob dismont tried to rob him of his ipad. this all happened near charleston and torrey pines. investigators say the two tried to cover up the crime, wiping down the suspect's car and changing i its appearance. but today, but today, a revoluti i was one suspect fingerprint found on the car. >> that's the only one of michael solid? >> that's correct. >> reporter: meanwhile, the defense casting doubts on their one fingerprint. >> there have been circumstances in which a fingerprint which was supposedly identified to somebody and confirmed by the fbi then turned out to be

. >> reporter: nathan thinks carp get a bum rap. like soccer, they're popular >> people are thinking, i'm not going to enjoy it. this is a good time. everybody loves a hard fight, and that's what these fish >> reporter: dawn is a great time to go after them with a hairing and standard breakffst fare, like dough balls made of syrup and cereal. the go-to bait is scented corn. >> scent is where it's at. yo amount of scent. once you dial it in, you're whacking them. you have to have it right on them. we have banana, almond, coconut, maple, peppermint. >> reporter: cast your line out and wait. >> as soon as this thing beeps, all hell breaks loose. >> when they go to touch that corn, they're stuck and they are screaming and they're in panic mode. to get them in. >> reporter: and you're going to need heavy tackle. >> it straightened the hook out? >> yes. >> might take 15 runs on you. a pike takes three or four runs and they're petered out. these carp pull the energy absolutely to the end. >> this is the most fishing i've had in colorado. >

. >> 's 25 minute video nathan bond can be seen reciting every single word of the u.s. constitution's mom says he started back in april and worked up to four hours a day nathan says he wants to be president someday he's got a good start. >> i wonder how many of our presidents can recite the whole constitution. them can't recite any of the constitution pretty impressive interest in canada got a surprise visit from a seal this little guy jumped on a tour part because he was trying to get away from a whole part of killer whales i think it's a poor bod for boat he could see the seal hiding on the back of the boat where the whales swim underwater the man who runs of the tour said he'd never seen an worker hunted to this extreme and eventually the whales gave up and seal slowly make its way back to look at that look will talk about getting lucky. >> workers and love their seals work is one of what this this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a chemist from madison, wisconsin... a professor from baltimore, maryland... and our returning champion, an engineering student orig

i'm nathan o'neal, news 3. >> michelle: the cosmopolitan hosting a military veterans career fair. and it goes for another half-hour. so we just want to let you know about this. if you have time you should try to get down there. the event is giving job sooekz from all military branches the opportunity to explore employment options and speak with hiring managers to find a position that best fits their talents. the cosmo says of its kind. >> krystal: one of cliven bundy's sons will act as his own attorney when he faces charges for the oregon refuge standoff. a federal judge granted randy bundy's respect despite concerns he won't follow court rulings in the presence of a jury. both face charges connected to the standoff. they were also involved in the incident at bunkerville two years ago. jury selection for his trial set >>> brazil senate voting to permanently remove the president from office. the decision coming after 61 of the country's senators voted in favor of impeachment. she is accused of breaking fiscal laws that have led brazil to a massive economic recession. she's denied t

joshua wong got 80 hours and nathan law 120 hours. >> i will continue to civil disobedience and fight for democracy and human rights. >> nathan law has filed his candidacy in a legislative election to be held next month. in light of the lesser sentence, he's expected to be allowed to run. >>> the 2020 tokyo olympics are still four years away but officials are already concerned about heat stroke. they say severe weather may pose a risk to both athletes and spectators, and they want to put measures in place to help. environment ministry officials plan to install warning devices on a trial basis at several spots. they'll be located along the planned marathon course around the imperial palace and other places. the instruments display the risk of heatstroke on a four-level scale from attention and warning to danger. the level is based on various data including temperature, humidity, the intensity of sunlight and its reflections. >> translator: many visitors are not used to japan's hot and humid weather. we'll provide appropriate precautions in various languages. >> the tokyo games are sche

brakes on just this horrible sound right around 11 sunday morning show step it is a 29 -year-old nathan was so high on cocaine came barreling around this curve at around 75 o a parked car that hit another finally coming to a stop in his driveway inside the 911. >> i heard a youngster crying but didn't see it at first and then finally saw the top of the babies had in saw dad hitting it as if he was annoyed by the crying arapahoe county sheriff's deputies would quickly learned that this was no accident was so told investigators quote i was trying to kill my son the affidavit says he admitted the reason he son was because it being a father is a big responsibility and he did not think he was man enough to raise a child he told investigators that when he put his son in the car he did not buckle him and him purpose and was not in the car seat the boy's mother couldn't believe it. >> there's no word i just i started crying and they said i just kept saying my baby boy little isaiah suffered a broken leg and concussion and required stitches nancy lopez says she's angry but mostly she is thankful

nathan says he wants to be president someday. between the suit and tie... and the american flag in the background... he's kind of voice of michael gilroy / witness "it woke us up it felt like the bed was on rollers, and we uh, we all immediately ran out." --- a major earthquake -- rocks central italy. officials - say the effects of the deadly quake could be devastating. happening right now -- a child is fighting for her life after being hit while on her bike. ahead in a live report an update on the search for the driver. and breaking overnight --- gunfire rings out in the sherman park neighborhood --- sending a teenager to the hospital. where police say the victim was at the time of the shooting. good morning and welcome back to

our howard nathan is following up on this story. >> reporter: a short distance from where we are, that is where that awful crash took place. behind me is morgan boulevard. that is right about the place where these tw to swapping paint. how close? how about that close. there was not much left of this red toyota tacoma after the driver passed george humphrey on parker road going the wrong way. >> it happened at morgan and i passed him write about here just before you get there. >> reporter: george was driving south in the middle lane when the wrong way driver speeding north in the southbound lane next to the grassy median came -- sites wiping him. >> reporter: how close did he come to hitting you? >> a few inches. >> reporter: that close. >> i could have reached out and touched his car. >> reporter: the tacoma clipped one vehicle, went airborne over two people on a motorcycle, then collided head-on with another vehicle. the tacoma caught fire. parker police say they found smaltt scene. >> that guy was either severely intoxicated, so much so that he had no idea where he was or he was on s