nest. if that's happening with wild nests, which there's no reason to believe that it wouldn't be, then that means that the following spring, there are going to be 85% fewer queen bees starting new nests, which you'd imagine could have huge knock-on long-term effects if that's happening every year. >> and it's not only pollinators at risk. in june 2014, the task force on systemic pesticides, an independent group of scientists from 15 nations, found that neonics and the pesticide fipronil also harmed birds, amphibians, reptiles, as well as terrestrial and aquatic invertebrates. earthworms, vital for soil productivity, are especially vulnerable. neonics affect their tunneling behavior and sperm quality. jean-marc bonmatin of the national center for scientific rearch in frce, was onof t lead authors of the group's findings. >> [speaking french] >> the task force says systemic pesticide contamination is so widespread that the diversity and stability of the world's ecosystems is at risk. the tas

one company cashing in is nest fragrances.tonight's "how i made my millions" segment, we check out the business scents of nest's founder. ♪ >>> when laura slatkin picks up a scent, she knows a winner when she smells one. >> that one. >> she proved she had a nose for business back in 2008, the day she launched nest fragrances. her brand of luxury aromatic products for bath, body and home. >> we sold 1,000 candles in one day. and i screamed at the top of my lungs, because i knew that we had hit on our hands. >> reporter: still, nest is not what you would call an overnight success. it's more like the culmination of decades spent learning the intricacies of an industry she helped pioneer. a business she unwittingly married into when she tied the knot with harry slatkin. >> harry's brother, howard, is a world renown interior designer. and he had this beautiful shop on east 70th street and he asked harry and i, would we like the shop as a wedding present and we looked at these candles and said, wow, wouldn't it be cool if we started

not the first time the eagle's nest sinkhole has claimed lives. look at this beautiful video we found on youtube of experienced divers exploring the depths of the eagle's nest sinkhole and you see why some people want to travel here. certifications dive. >> depending what depth they are hitting, that takes a great deal of time with that unit and a very retail of training to do it properly. >> reporter: the sheriff's office tells us three divers entered the eagle's nest gave saturday but only one survived. >> a have predetermined a place under the water to meet after an hour. at that time the 3:00 time came an experienced diver went to the predetermined location and the two experienced divers did not show up. >> reporter: the diver who survived call for help but by then it was too late. and experience recovery team was called in to retrieve the bodies of the divers that didn't make it. >> we were able to locate them in 260 feet of water.

they donated a check to "safe nest". the plan for a n- f-l stadium in las vegas clears another obstacle. governor brian sandoval has signed the special session bills into law. "signs, work is done." governor sandoval signed state legislators... oakland raiders owner mark davis... and prospective construction workers. the special session bills allow for the expansion of the convention center. it also approves the construction of a n-f-l stadium in las vegas... which could be home to the raiders. 750-million of the project will be public funding through a hotel tax hike. fox-5's vince sapienza was at the signing earlier today at u-n-l-v.... he spoke with the governor and owner of the raiders to ask whats next.... that's right john.. speaking with governor.. he believes after today....southern nevada.. specifically clark county.. got safer.. bigger.. and better... safer...now with the opportunity to fund more police officers... bigger with convention center expansion... and better.. by building a stadium.. for both n-f-l us

a father lost his son as well as his grandson at eagle's nest. tonight in a story you'll only see on news channel 8 that father tells our melanie michael why he is begging for this cave to be closed for good. >> reporter: hey there, good evening to you from hernando county. we are just outside eagle's nest and i've got to tell y from a father whose heart is aching after losing his own son and grandson three years ago and tonight he is also grieving for the divers' families who lost their loved ones over the weekend. >> it was my favorite time of the year before that. now i just like to see it go and pass. >> reporter: for this father christmas day, 2013 is a moment too painful to remember but impossible to forget. that day he lost his beloved >> like a piece of me just was taken away. it's like i've aged 15 years that day. >> reporter: darrin spivey and dillon sanchez were so excited for their adventure during the holidays, cave diving at eagle's nest. sadly the father and son would never resurface after they ran out of air. their lives lost amid

to talk more that is hanna from safe nest. we always have to see you. and obviously this is something that we struggled with for quite sometime in nevada. unfortunately sometimes we've ranked among the top cities when it comes to domestic violence related de. in 2015, we moved up to number three for domestic violence homicides in the united states. so it's obviously an issue that we have in the community and we need to just talk more about it. >> krystal: talking about it, right? and just letting people know that it is okay to talk about it. and it is okay to reach out for help. that's where you all come in. >> right. and our new phrase is if you see something, say something. pick up the phone. don't be embarrassed to call life. we keep hearing over and over in the dv homicides that we've had just this year alone that neighbors and co-workers, i wish i would have called. i wish i would have talked to someone. and been able to help more. >> krystal: what are you seeing -- you know there could ab lot of challenges and obstacles to a woman or even a man ma

clark county commissioners and "safe nest" representatives helped change the bulbs. according to safe nest... at least one in every three women will be beaten... abused... or sexually assaulted in her lifetime. safe nest helps support at least 50-thousand (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty we stay below average through thursday with highs around 80 degrees..average highs are around 86. north wind moves in on wednesday to 25 mph, then to 15 mph on thursday. we start to warm up on friday with less wind and a high of 83. we'll be warmer for the weekend with highs at 87 and 86 degrees with light breezes and plenty of sun. we stay below average through degrees..average highs are around 86. north wind moves in on wednesday to 25 mph, then to 15 mph on thursday. we start to warm up on friday with less wind and a high of 83. we'll be warmer for the weekend with highs at 87 and 86 degrees with light breezes and closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning we'll be right but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me

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leaving safe nest with nothing. smith was caught, and d-m-v officials say he could face more prison time because the victim is elderly. we are just 22 days from election day. and both donald trump and hillary clinton are challenges. dianne gallagher has the latest from the campaign trail. "the election is being rigged" donald trump ramping up his claims that the 2016 election is a scam... "the whole process is being rigged." it appears, at least to the g-o-p nominee, the only explanation for any dip in his poll numbers... is a conspiracy to rig the results. so, despite not providing any evidence, trump continues to float the theory- "remember this.. it's a rigged election." in tweets... chastising fellow taking his claims seriously- which has some republicans pushing back... john husted/-r- ohio secretary of state "the system is not rigged." and even his runningmate mike pence is trying to temper the "stolen election" rants... mike pence/-r- vice presidential nominee "we will absolutely accept the results of the ele

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mostly green turtle nests in palm beach county. the good record-breaking year for nesting so while many were wiped away more extra laid than ever. nearly 15,000 nests were already hatched there making it a 92 percent success rate for the season. pretty good. 450 more are still being and committing. >>> some give all or a lot of themselves fighting for our country. home depot along with rebuilding together tampa bay are spending the day giving back. two local vet others need a little help today and they're getting it box 13 has a story. the cruz family six of them veterans including the two brothers who live in his home right now and tampa. they're getting a very well-deserved gift.he whole home completely being renovated thanks to the partnership between home depot and rebuilding together tampa bay and jeremy is here to tell must about the partnership and this amazing renovation that you guys are done. good morning. >> project that you are doing. >> it's in partnership with the home depot. our organization nonprofit that works thro

he and his friend went to a popular and dangerous cave system known as eagle's nest. >> i believe he was prepared as he could be. i looked at his dive plan and did everything i think i could do. but somewhere in there, something he said his son was an expert and he started diving when he was 12 and earned every soiflgz a diver can have. he and his partner dove it on friday and everything was fine. they went back to the caves on sunday and never resurfaced. he never left the other guy. he is a strong swimmer than pat. but he never left him and stayed with him and they died together. on one hand that makes me incredibly sad. sorry. but it goes to his character. he would just never leave the other guy behi. sure what went wrong and may never know and it is not the first time divers failed to resurface from eagle's nest. ten people have died in the system and closed in 1999 and they lobbied to it have it reopened in 1993. and he leaves behind his wife >> new challenge for a man who lost his leg and arms in a boating accident. mike atherton was fitted with a new set of prosthetic leg and

it's the eagle's nest sink hole, and this video of the cave posted to youtube. over the weekend three divers went into the dangerous diving site, but only one came out alive. chester spivey jr. was heart broken to hear the news. the cave. >> to lose a child is the worst thing. it's awful. i just think of those poor people, and their folks have to face that. >> the sheriff's office reports ten people have die in the eagle's nest cave since 1981. spivey wants state to close the cave or require special certification for divers. >>> we have an idea of the sink hole in mosaic is. it's put at 150 feet across and 220 feet deep. once the exact depth is determined, mosaic is going to pump concrete into the hole. they estimate it will take until may or june of next year to finish. >>> the man involved in a road rage incident with george zimmerman is going to prison. a judge sentenced him to 20 second-degree murder it comes for a road rage incident in may of 2015. zimmerman says he followed him, honked his horn, and pulled up beside him and shot at him. >>> an apology from

onlily they thought the water and winds could knock-out the mosquitoe nests but now they are thinking all this water could help to breed more mosquitoe nests. >>> along the coast a bomb squad had to be called in after old civil car cannonballs began immediately get to the shells because of the riding tide. once the water goes down officials will be expected to step in and make it safe again. the first shots from the civil war were fired not far from where they were found in fort sumter. >>> well, today is columbus day, first made a holiday by president nixon in 1971, supposed to mark the discovery of america by christopher columbus, however many have been uncomfortable celebrating a man that treated native americans poorly. many are calling this indigenous people day instead of columbus day. >>> all right, let's go to corrina. >> yes. it is pretty cool around here this morning. 41 in elyria and 47 in i hope you brought in the plants. here is a look at the set up we had. we had warmer air just bind us. this cold front will push through as we head to thursday and bring us rain chances.

and the dealership just today, handed over a check to safe-nest to cover the donation. metro police held a public forum on animal cruelty prevention. detectives work with animal control and the animal foundation to investigate animal abuse cases. metro says that 100-percent of the people responsible for sexually motivated murders... have a history of animal cruelty. forty-percent of animal abusers have committed violent crimes against a person... with animal abuse starting at a young age. if we don't investigate these crimes and we just ignore them, these people, have the potential to grow up and become our future serial killers, so we've got to start when they're young. police are still looking for the person... accused of hanging a cat from a fence last month. the reward for information leading to that arrest... is now up to six thousand dollars. physicians from all over the u-s flew in to las vegas to learn some new life- saving strategies in times of disaster. convention center has been turned into an emergency department for the "a-c-e-p scientific assembly." there

domestic abuse month and if are a victim or suspect someone close to you is a victim, call safe nest, in fact, i called them regarding a project we want to do here on "news 3," they are your helpers and advocates. >> marie: a little girl writes a special letter to her favorite presidential candidate and she gets a response. 7-year-old lily wants to change her name to of hillary clinton and she wrote her a letter, not only does she want to change her name but be president. hillary read the girl's note and decided to write back. >> don't give in, don't give up. don't quit on yourself. >> that message was just, it was so respectful and -- but it was all developmentally appropriate. >> marie: it turns out after change her name after all, but that goal to become president one day, that has not changed at all. >> one indiana couple had their dream wedding in a location they never expected. it was inside a hospital chapel. look at this. high school sweethearts calea reed and matthew jacobs spent years planning their harry potter themed wedding but late last week, kayla ended up in the er whe

it's the thought that was running through my head was it's nesting season for the birds. what are we going to do? >> she knew immediately that the brown pelicans would bebe feedi their babies, that they would not leave their nests. >> i knew those birds were going to be affecteded and some of th won't make it. thinking about it, that whole night, i decided to write a letter. >> it was signed 11 years old and would like to help. >> the letter basically said i will do 500 drawings for people who donate, they would get drawings. and who most? maybe i'll raise $200. 'll try. i've drawn ever since i was a little girl and ever since i could hold a pencil. >> the donations started a couple of weeks after the explosion of the rig. >> the drawings were called for. it took me three months to finish them. [laughter] >> it was such a media whirlwind. >> first, it went to the mobile press register. then it spread to the u.k. >> "the guarardian" u.k.k. publd an article sayaying school sham b.p. from there, it went viral. > and then it was going crazy. my mother was getting like 100 e-m

safe nest is the local shelter. they have a hot line to report cases of domestic violence and abuse. the number right there on your screen. 1-800-486-7782. >>> now we want to get back to out there. really strong winds over the weekend. >> i set my goals sunday night and by monday morning, i asked myself is it too hot or cold to go running? >> we've been talking about the heat all summer. we flipped the calendar page to october. and things have cooled down. our winds have shifted to the east. canceled the launch of the international balloon festival in albuquerque. i was able to sneak over there this weekend there. that's kite a show. kids of all ages would love to see this. if you get a chance to go there, usually held the first week of october. meanwhile, back at home. not only were we watching the winds finally relax, we had these patches of high clouds. they came in bunches and we would get blue sky and clearing. i think we'll deal with this in out. we're looking for a very sunny period. up near -- actually, in s

i do not want to soil my own nest. thinink they are rounding up e wagons, very much, against any outsider. they are not interested in what is going on in the country, in europe, in the world. if you are interested in solutions, you have to look at the syrian civil war and much else. they want to maintain their identity, which they think is under siege. anna: the idea that pegida was going to go away was not that wrong. for a while, it looked like it would go away by its own. 2015 happened, refugees came in, and the mood started to turn. pegida was almost dead. maybe we will see a decline again. johannes: something is broken. every time something is happening in the city that is destroying a little bit of the east german picture, all these movements go away at some point in time. but there is no debate in culture after it. it is always, we have gone throroh this. lelet's go back to busininess. the rounding up the wagon effect is us against them. they hate that someone comes fromom the outside saying, even me, a son of d

horror tourism. >> a tour through the terror nest, as the media dubbed molenbeek.oland and ali from italy are some of erik nobles' guests. they're modern young people, socially involved, and curious. molenbeek is colorful, exotic, and multicultural, but only half the people here are employed, and crime is part of everyday life. this is not your typical city tour. >> sure, at first all of us were a little afraid to come here, but now that we're here, i see there is no need to be so much afraid because things happen. but not everyone is as bad as we'd think. >> there was a funny situation on our tour. someone waved to me and called out, "hi! there are no terrorists here." [laughter] >> but there were terrorists in this neighborhood. one of the planners of the paris attacks, salah abdeslam, was captured in this building in a police raid in march. sightseeing that puts shivers down your spine. molenbeek residents say the paris attack has ruined their image. karim naciri, an 18-year-old belgian with moroccan roots, loves his district and likes to sketch everyday scenes.

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did big foot make a cameo on a nest cam in michigan? our omg video of the night >> now, for our omg video of the night. a potentially legendary photo bomber has stolen the spotlight from an eagle clip. >> it is fake. while the baby eaglets are peeping in the nest, something big and furry walks be some think it is big foot. >> we want to know what you think. let us know and make sure to share this omg video. >> it's fake! >> it is clearly real. that is big foot for sure. >> what do you think? >> goodnight everybody, see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ashton kutcher, issa rae,

and two in the eagles nest divers lobbied to open it in 2003. ron rittenmeyer wants it to remain that way. >> there is always something going to go wrong. >> reporter: how are you and your family coping underwater caves. >> really good point. thank you. >>> donald trump may see a new path to victory next month. ahead, two political strategists who have experience prepping presidential candidates explain could suppress turnout at the polls. >>> take us with you on the go. we invite you to subscribe to our new "cbs this morning" podcast. you get the news of the day and extended interviews and podcast originals. you can find i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment oni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatme

safe nest the hotline, the number listed on your screen. over to you. >> krystal: we're excited to have our friend of the show back with us. because we are talking about the fifth annual walk for water. it's so big in our community. and jng little more about it is kim. she is the communications manager for one drop. thank you so much for being with us again. >> thanks for having us again. >> krystal: you are back. >> the fifth year. >> krystal: it just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. and we're raising awareness about a very important issue. because i don't think people realize how so many people across the globe don't have access to water. >> no. more than 660 million people don't have access to safe water. don't have access to adequate san sags. >> krystal: something we take for granted. >> you just assume it comes out and that's it. >> krystal: we in this community recognize that. the founder of cirque de soleil who was so passionate about this and we're continuing to support the cause. let's talk about this year and what's go

who some are speculating photo bombed this ego's nest camera. >> -- this eagle nest camera. >> we will see. . >>> listen up, bonn joey fans, they will be coming to the q. you will want the get your since 2013. >>> and the cle is the place to be if you are on a budget. the city made the aarp's list of ten best places to live for under $40,000. they note the parks, downtown entertainment and thriving neighborhoods where you can live the good life for next. >>> come see this. social media is a buzz over something caught on this eagle's nest camera in michigan. pace close attention. do you see the blur walking screen? >> you -- walking past the right side of the screen? >> do you see it? some are speculating that is big foot. the alleged creature is freeney and out of focus -- is grainy and out of focus. it could be a dude walking by in a monkey suit. we don't know. what do you think is this. >> i think it may be big foot. that is what people do. you good et dressed in a i mean, comen. >> a little weird. >> no joking! >>> let's take a look at the forecast. temperatures reaching 79 degrees.

their bodies were recovered at 260 feet. 10 divers have died in the eagles nest since 1981. tonight, a wildfire is threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it's still growing, fueled by 90 degree heat and 40-mile-an-hour pregnant women to put off travel to miami dade county florida, and said those who had spent time there since august should be tested for zika. the virus can cause severe birth defects. mosquitos in the county have been spreading the virus more than 150 cases since august. breaking news tonight from toronto it's cleveland indians beat the blue jays to win the american league pennant and to advance to the world series. they will play either angeles dodgers or the chicago cubs. up next, a walk on a wonder of the world. ? same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. i'm hall of famer j

and two in the eagles nest divers lobbied to open it in 2003. ron rittenmeyer wants it to remain that way. >> there is always something going to go wrong. >> reporter: how are you and your family coping right now? >> you should precede your children in death. can't even describe it. >> reporter: the divers network says the majority of cave diving train divers and it's unclear what led to the deaths of the men here this weekend but the professional association of diving instructors tells cbs news the central message remains you must be trained as a cave diver in order to go into these types of underwater caves. >> really good point. thank you. >>> donald trump may see a new path to victory next month. ahead, two political strategists who have experience prepping could suppress turnout at the polls. >>> take us with you on the go. we invite you to subscribe to our new "cbs this morning" podcast. you get the news of the day and extended interviews and podcast originals. you can find them all on itunes and apple's podcast app. we will be right back.

their bodies were recovered at 260 feet. 10 divers have died in the eagles nest since 1981. tonight, a wildfire is threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it's still growing, fueled by 90 degree heat and 40-mile-an-hour gusts. today, the c.d.c. advised to miami-dade county florida,t and said those who had spent time there since august should be tested for zika. the virus can cause severe birth defects. mosquitoes in the county have been spreading the virus more than 150 cases since august. and news from trntd, the cleveland indians beat the blue jays to win the american league pennant and advice to the world series. dng-- los angeles dodgers or maybe the chicago cubs. up next, a walk on a wonder of the world. >> this portion of the cbs evening news is sponsored by pacific life. helping generations of families achieve long-term financial security for over 145 years. , because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years.

wau chi. >> deep you find the eagle's nest dive area. it's a perfectesque scene above ground. below the surface it's a deep underwater cave system. >> for me it's about seeing what's around the corner. >> matt is an experienced cave diver with more than 50 trips to eagle's nest. >> world to dive in this play. >> it brought a trio of friends from out of town over the weekend. they both had extensive cave diving experience. the third guy is justin blakely. having much less he stayed close to the surface sunday afternoon while the other two made their way down. >> they were supposed to come back in an hour and meet at a predetermined location underwater. >> when that didn't happen, help. they couldn't find them until early monday morning. they recovered. bodies 260 feet below the surface. it's a map of the underground cave, and we believe the divers were found about here in this area known as the pit. >> that's the first real deep spot in the system. it's not a trivial dive by any means. it's definitely an advanced cave dive. >> what went w

a live look from our exclusive eagles nest cam inside the linc. sun already shining down on the field. good game for today. here's the forecast, eagles versus vikings game. 52 for the tailgaters already out there. i saw a lot of sweat shirts in that live shot with monique. kickoff at 1:00. 60 degrees, mostly sunshine. sunshine through the fourth quarter at 63 degrees. we'll be breezy to windy. gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour. coming up we'll take a look at the rest of your neighborhood forecast and talk about that ten-day on ten. >> sounds good. >> prince albert of monaco confirms we has purchased the birth place of his mother, grace kelly. the prince tells people magazine he will visit philadelphia on tuesday to discuss plans for the east falls home. grace kelly lived in the home before becoming an academy award winning movie star. it's also where she accepted the marriage proposal from prince rainier iii which made her a princess. >>> a rare one of a kind surf tag brought in some big bucks in delaware this weekend. delaware surf fishing tag number

the underwater cave system known as eagles nest is known as the mt.ivers from around the world and in a remote wilderness area. manuel bojorquez spoke to one of them. >> reporter: the cave system that lies beneath this water here goes down hundreds of feet. it is considered a very advanced dive, meaning only those with the proper certification and training should attempt it. even then, it is still dangerous. the two men who died here were both skilled divers. from the surface, eagles nest appears serene. but looks can be deceiving. divers have lost their lives exploring rocky tunnel underwater. the grim sign at the mouth of the cave warns divers to turn back. >> i guarantee you, there was nothing left for them to do at the end. >> reporter: ron ritenmeyer said his son chris had the proper training and was always careful. >> my ton typically dove what he thought was his limit. i believe that in his heart, he did this dive fully expecting he would be back. >> reporter: chris rittenmeyer and his friend failed to return saturday afternoon and their bodies