. >> reed: a game changer for our valley. a unanimous vote to bring an nfl stadium to las vegas finally gets the green light. the concept of a $1.9 billion nfl stadium passes its first critical vote here at home. good afternoon. i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. this is a big one. it is a vote that takes us one southern nevada. it is our top story today at three. news 3's nathan o'neal is live on the unlv campus which could score big time from a new stadium. >> reporter: after months of debate, the hopes of a las vegas raiders football team and a stadium are one step closer to reality. clearing a major hurdle today. the first of three votes. >> all in favor please say aye. >> reporter: a touchdown for 65,000 seat stadium here with hopes of luring the oakland raiders. the current pro proposal uses increase in hotel room tax to contribute $750 million to the pot. the rest of the money coming from the raiders and casino mogul sheldon adelson. >> this is one of the most exciting days i think in the history of las vegas

. >> reed: this is a live look out of the spaghetti bowl today. for now traffic seems to be moving steadily through. >> marie: starting tonight things are going to change dramatically. the state's most traveled freeway ramp will close for 36 hours. good afternoon and thank you for joining us i'm marie mortera. >>d: south is going to close at 10:00 p.m. tonight. it's going reopen sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. the nevada department of transportation recommends avoiding that area at all costs. but if you don't there will be a detour taking you to d street to get to you the 15 south. when the ramp reopens you will notice a slight reconfiguration of the lanes getting on to the i-15 south. >> marie: this project is part of project neon which will eventually improve traffic but for now, yes, a few bumps in the road. for more alternate routes to take this weekend to just get around all this, head to our website. that's news3lv.com. >> reed: dozens of police officers and federal agents descend on boulder city to search for a missing child. >> marie: we can

we start with a warning about your tuesday drive. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. construction meant to widen i-15 is about to get messy. overnight a closure happened that you need to know about. >> marie: news 3's denise rosch and u.s. 95. that northbound on ramp will be closed for quite awhile. >> reporter: we are talking about two months. from early tomorrow morning until november 15th. right here you can see that the ramp closed sign is already in place just ready to go up. and this closure is necessary to make room for an hov or carpool flyover bridge connecting 95 to interstate 15. this is all part of project neon. a massiveje greatly improve traffic through the spaghetti bowl and beyond. all told, nearly $1 billion will be spent on the work. we talked to employees at a business near this first affected on ramp who say they understand why it's needed. >> i can see south 95, right now it's really going. early in the morning, late in the afternoon, it's just crawling. you know. so think it will be a good thing >> reporter: again this ramp will close beginning a

i feel pretty chummy with that. >> reed: nur the circle. the cirque circle. >> marie: make sure to join the by "liking" our page. search for ksnv news 3 las vegas. >> reed: so let's look ahead right now. that's what we like to do on mondays and every day here. live at five is a big show. >> marie: the hefty price metro police have to pay because of what happened to an unarmed man. >> reed: the one thing a majority of people will do to make sure they can handle tonight's presidential debate. those stories plus a check of your traffic. >> marie: let us take you outside to outer space where suggests one of jupiter's moons might have liquid water. they discovered what is believed to be plumes of water spewing from the surface of europa. they did not release photos supporting this discovery. but you got to believe the experts right? nasa says it is considered to be one of the most promising races in could hold life in the solar system. the plumes are interested to rise 125 miles in to space. >> marie: oceanfront property. >> make sure you have a

i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. a day of remembrance of the lives that were lost in enfamily. in washington members of congress gathered to remember the anniversary of the attack on

reed? >> reed: thank you for that update. >>> the man accused in sunday's shooting death at a local starbucks was in court this morning. pedro garcia is the person police say shot 41-year-old aleksandr khutsishvili. in court the judge asked if he understood the charges. the most serious being murder and garcia answered yes. d.a. have top priority as it goes forward. >> when this case gets to court i'm going to assign two of my experienced prosecutors to prosecute mr. garcia on the murder charge. >> reed: in court the judge ordered garcia be held without bail. he was appointed a public defender and returns to court on friday for a procedural hearing. >> marie: new at three, those who are against a new nfl stadium being built here in las vegas are making their voices heard. the group nevadans for the common good gathered near talk about how the deal is a big risk for the public. the group says the $750 million of public funds would be the largest in history. they also say there is an extra ri

>> reed: head smart. new technology aiding in the fight of preventing concussions in high school football players. we'll show you how it all works. >> marie: hero in our community. she works for a nonprofit but also makes sure other nonprofits across the valley don't go unnoticed >> announcer: news 3 starts presidential candidates donald trump could soon have a big endorsement from one of his biggest republican rivals. >> reed: texas senator ted cruz says he will vote for donald trump in the election in november. he made the announcement in a long facebook post today. cruz famously chose not to endorse trump during the republican national convention in cleveland smarting over being called "lyin' ted" by donald trump during the early part of the campaign. cruz says he is committed to making sure hillary clinton does not get the the first presidential debate between hillary and donald is three days away. >> marie: what specifically might they be preparing for? new at 3:30, kristine frazao looks at monday's

. >> reed: right now on "news 3 live at 3:30," one-on-one. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine like you have never seen him before. what he has to say about donald trump. >> marie: plus getting help. new rules for applying for financial aid. what you need to be ready for as wednesday. a $200 million experiment in the south western desert. but did we actually learn anything from biosphere two? >> tom: tom -- tom hawley takes us back 25 years. >> marie: republicanial presidential candidate donald trump continuing his path toward the white house. this time in president obama's hometown of chicago. >> reed: he spoke to the poll esh national alliance and promised to be a championor polish communities in the united states. listen to this. >> as president i will honor poland's sacrifices for freedom. we're committed to a strong poland. very committed. totally committed. and a strong eastern europe as a bullwork for security and liberty. >> reed: this meeting with the polish national alliance was unannounced. he also spoke at a rally in

i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. clinton boarded her plane in white plains, new york today. her first stop in? a campaign rally in north carolina. donald trump is revealing his medical records in today's episode of the dr. oz show. his medical records show he has for president of the united states or maybe any other country, but when you are running for president, i think you have an obligation to be healthy. >> how are doing? >> i'm doing great. thank you so much. >> marie: pollsters are saying pneumonia may not be clinton's biggest problem. trump is tied with clinton in today's cbs/new york times poll. the quinnipiac poll was ten points last month. in ohio and florida trump leads in new polls. >> reed: to our question of the day. we want to know what you think. who do you think is the healthiest to serve as commander-in-chief. we've also included the other candidates who typically you are not seeing on other stations being featured. jill stein and gary johnson. head to news3lv.com to weigh in and we appreciate it w

thank you so much. >> reed: exciting times. we're going to have much more coming up in our next half-hour. we'll also invite you to follow jeff gillan's facebook page today. he is going to be streaming live on facebook starting at 4:00 this afternoon. he wants to hear from you and what questions you have about the debate tonight. just go to news 3's facebook page and we'll link you up. >> marie: a nye county judge deadly dui crash back to jail. the crash happened over the weekend in pahrump. this is 22-year-old ashley winn who allegedly ran a stop sooin while under the influence and crashed into another vehicle. her bail is set at more than $200,000. she turned herself in to the nye county sheriff's office at nine this morning. one woman died at the scene while another man who was airlifted to umc in las vegas is in critical condition. >> reed: after several nights bit of calm. >> marie: for a second straight night there is no curfew to keep the peace. still anger and tensions are high as protesters demand change. chris pollone

i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. a day of remembrance of the lives that were lost in enfamily. in washington members of congress gathered to remember the anniversary of the attack on ? land that i love ? . >> marie: they prayed. they sang along with the marine corps band as it played "god bless america". a moment of silence was held to honor the fallen. lawmakers came together and reflected on the heroes of that day. house speaker paul ryan noted there's a generation of americans too young to fully understand the pain of 9/11. >> can they feel the sense o 3,000 americans in a single morning? i don't think they can. but that makes it our generation's burden. we lived through that terrible day. and we will never forget that terrible day. >> marie: of course, thousands of victims lost in new york city, washington, d.c. and outside of shanksville, al qaeda leader osama bin laden. >> reed: on capitol hill, the house passed a bill giving family members of 9/11 victims the right to sue saudi arabia. >> marie: the legislatio

>> reed: thanks for joining us everybody i'm reed cowan along with marie mortera. look there. dark clouds in some parts of the valley. in other parts, well, it's just downright cheerful. storms expected to hit the valley. >> marie: news 3 is your weather authority. we begin with a first look at weather. kevin janison joining us. i though the rain or drops at least have dropped in some parts of town. >> at a pretty good rate. they came down quick in southeastern parts of the valley. that area picked up close to half-inch of rain. drive and the 95 as this pushed through rapidly. almost as quickly as it happened up it moved out. there is one cell that could move toward or close to boulder city. it's not clearly as strong. we'll see how it behaves when it comes off the higher elevations. a couple more showers are possible. extreme northeast part of town. then as the cell pushes off to the east it could an impact for the lake. have a full update and the biggest concern that these showers could pose is they are could get pretty gusty winds. we'll show them to you too coming up. reed

. >> reed: thank you. new at 3:00, there is a new cnn-orc poll that shows donald trump is gaining in battleground states including here in nevada. he is gaining among likely voters in ohio. he leads 46-41 percent over hillary clinton. he also holds a narrow lead in florida at 47-44. in a monmouth university poll, donald trump leads clinton here in nevada 44-42 percent. all of the polls show a tight race is brewing in the race for the white house. staying in a converted room. firefighters say the mattress the man was sleeping on went up in flames quickly. >> reed: that fire started right before 7:00 this morning near a neighborhood just off eastern and washington. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live outside that home. they say the mattress went up quickly. why did it start on fire in the first place? >> reed: investigators say -- >> reporter: investigators say this is an electrical fire. fi actually a man was staying in the room that used to be used for storage. las vegas firefighters say shortly after

. >> reed: race to he white house. a recap on the latest question-ask answer session by the candidates plus the issues both seem unable to shake off less than two months from election day. >> marie: and bank shake-up. thousands fired after an investigation regarding fake accounts at institution. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> marie: jurors today heard from the father of a woman killed on mother's day more than seven years ago. >> reed: the first day of testimony in the trial against david frostick. news 3's sergio avila is live from the courthouse. sergio, we understand testimony is expected to continue throughout much of the day. what are the highlights? . >> reporter: we just walked out of the courtroom now. it all happening on the 15th floor of the building behind me. this all stemming from an 2009. today this morning, jurors hearing from the father of the victim. victor jenkins. he kept saying that robin jenkins, her father testified he was on the phone with his daughter the night that he heard the unthi

reed and marie. >> marie: once again it is thursday and that means it is thursday night lights. >> reed: chloe beardsl tonight. got a lot of excited young people on the field. >> there's so many people out here. i'm kind of losing track how many different teams you've got the track runners. they're getting ready to race. or cross country. but they're ruping so fast you think it's track. you think we're back at the olympics. i'm here with the team. they're getting ready for the games. you can see them stretching. they're going be playing against that game starts at 7:00 p.m. i'm here with the athletic administrator. these guys have been training for such a long time. >> they've been here all summer since june and july working hard. >> chloe: i'm unfortunate enough to talk to some of the players. nasi is a junior. what has been the most difficult thing so far this year as you guys get ready to start these football games? >> the most difficult thing is just handling the heat and dehydron but overall one of the been a good year so far. >> chloe: i'm here with also the jv team members and fr

i'm reed cowan. >> i'm marie mortera. between state line and primm in las vegas dozens of drivers on i-15 being cited for speeding. news 3's craig fiegener has more on this latest crackdown. >> we are about 15 miles south of the las vegas strip. behind me along side the 15 freeway northbound, interstate 15, that is the nevada highway patrol. we have seen literally more than a dozen nevada highway patrol troopers pulling over people who we believe were speeding. at least that was maybe the reason why they initially pulled them over. starting today the california police in southern nevada. they're teaming up with a focus on drivers who are speeding, drivers who are distracted or drivers who appear to be breaking the law or perhaps driving dangerously. this is all because of the labor day holiday weekend. which begins this maximum enforcement friday. that continues into monday for the labor day holiday. again, along side the 15 freeway here you are seeing the result of that maximum enforcement. we've seen a lot of these plat

reed and marie, back to you. >> reed: such a loss. let's hope she can rebuild. >> marie: the tab for cleaning up the mercury spill at walter johnson junior high is $16,000. the clark county school district will be paying for the clean-up. that $16,000 is for two bills it's received. one for $13,000 for from the company that cleaned and decontaminated. the other $3,000 from the company for field technicians and project administrator. the mercury spill shut down the middle school for almost a week. we don't know who brought it to the campus. >> reed: the neighborhood trump statue in downtown las vegas is gone after being damaged by vandals. that statue created by local artis who goes by ginger popped up a few days ago on 6th street near fremont after making news in a lot of cities across the country. we spoke to the artist. he says while he is not surprised it was vandalized and somebody would destroy his art. he did leave open the idea of rebuilding the statue. >> marie: one of the biggest musical festivals of the year is underway in d

. >> reed: alonzo perez slipped out of his handcuffs and escaped police. now that he is caught, police about to elaborate to the public. so many of you had so many questions last night on facebook live when i was following this story. when that news conference starts we're going see if we can get the answers to those we're watching it and we'll cut back in as soon as that news conference begins. >>> the junior high school in the western las vegas valley was placed on lockdown as las vegas fire and rescue actually investigated possible mercury exposure inside the gymnasium. this all happened at walter johnson junior high where apparently a student brought a very small amount of the liquid to the school. no students were put in danger. we are told that a handful of kids exposed during that incident and their parents were some of those parents chose to just pick up their kids out of an abundance of caution. there was no evacuations but the investigation continues. >> marie: the local pastor convicted of sexually assaulting children in his congregation was sen

>> reed: politics in the digital age. why your social media page could be revealing about the way you will vote in the upcoming election. >> me: family on the hunt for their lost son after 12 years them surprising sightings of a missing man being reported overseas today. >> reed: are you one of the millions of americans obsessed with your phone? we're going introduce you to a digital de tox trend that is paving the way to help you disconnect >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> reed: there's an old saying that we need to learn at my mom and dad's house when i go to don't discuss politics. the growing use of social media in every day life makes it hard to escape friends, family and co-workers personal and rather explosive and contrarian views. thank you for joining us i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. kristine frazao shows us how facebook views it's users. >> reporter: take a look at your facebook profile. how does it describe you? >> they think i'm older than i am and they think i'm african-american. and i

i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. many parents say they were frustrated after they were left in the dark. even the clark county school district admits there was a communication breakdown. kelsey thomas is live outside the school where the epa is still sweeping for mercury. >> reporter: marie, they are. school canceled today. the school lockdown. epa investigators up all night. they're back at it again today. they're going through every classroom, every backpack. every pair of shoes scanning for mercury. we learned today they could also be doing that at student's homes in the future. amara should be at school. instead it is a day with dad after a mercury scare causing chaos on campus. bring mercury to school anyways? >> reporter: so many questions after yesterday's hours long ordeal at walter johnson junior high. >> at this point, it appears it was kids being kids. playing with a substance. >> reporter: ccsd, las vegas fire and the environmental protection agency admitting today the situation was bigger than originally

i'm marie mortera. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. this is as we know a complete reversal of what donald trump said five years ago. but the issue isn't likely to go away soon. it may have just gotten a rebirth. trump continues to falsely blame democratic nominee controversy. president obama refused to answer a reporter's question today about donald trump's recent remarks. >> i jonathan have no reaction and i'm shocked that a question like that would come up at a time when we got so many other things to do. i'm not that shocked actually. it's fairly typical. we got other business to attend to. i was pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as presidential election reflects more serious issues than that. >> reed: hillary clinton wasted no time attacking the presidential candidate saying trump's acknowledgement of the president's birthplace doesn't go far enough and he must also apologize to the american people and president obama. seven weeks to go before the historic presidential election and the candidates are

>> i'm not >> reed: she doesn't understand. >> marie: maybe she'll get involved. we'll have to get an upgrade for you. >>> a high school cheerleader in california gets a lot of love from her football team. >> reed: ashley was diagnosed with leukemia. one of the football players wanted to show support and he got the whole team to join in. as the players did their usual walk on to the field you can see her reaction. they reach stopped to lay a rose at her feet. orange by the way is the color for leukemia awareness. overwhelmed and speechless. it's so wonderful to see hour kids responding with kindness. i love it. >> marie: let's continue this conversation about what's made you smile today. is it the new iphone7? is it singing in the car? tweet us @marienews3lv, @reednews3lv or the station @news3lv. >> reed: make sure to change the conversation on facebook by like our facebook page. that gets you into all kinds of facebook liv we love to see you there as well. to find us search for ksnv news 3 las vegas. >> marie: let's look at what's coming up on "news 3 live at fiv

i can't say enough. >> reed: here's the back story. apparently a complete stranger found the necklace in a houston car wash and thanks to social media tracked down campbell's mom and present herd with that piece of jewelry that's a touchstone to her son. >>> if only dogs could talk then one pooch would have quite a story to tell. two-year-old casey went on a seven month journey. he ran away in pam and joe thought casey was gone forever but he turned up on a woman's porch 80 miles away. the lady put his photo on a lost pet facebook page. the mclaughlins found him leading to a tearful reunion. casey suffered frostbite on his ear and is being treated for fleas and worms. other than that his family reports he is in good health. >> marie: that tail tells it all. wagging in happiness. with a new comic book. jay deb's comic is called kid brooklyn. it focuses on a group of heroes based on his friend who's have to save the world from a group of aliens that have come to steal all of the planet's resources. with help of his dad who is also a prof

the story just keeps getting better. >> reed: got me right in the heart. this was the photo that got it started. today florida statewide receiver travis rudolph reunited with that little boy who was sitting alone at lunch. rudolph surprised beau and his mother by in to the seminoles game tonight. >> marie: rudolph befriended him during a visit to his middle school. the back story that is the boy who has autism was sitting alone at lunch and rudolph didn't stand for that. he sat down across from beau, ate with him and sparked a new friendship and great lesson on how a small act can have a huge impact wrooid know you have eyes and ears for this sort of thing we want you to tell on people. that was ins prigsal that filled you up on the inside? tweet us @marienews3lv, or @reednews3lv, or tweet the nation down to our janitor @news3lv. >> marie: make sure to join the conversation by "liking" our page. you can find us by searching for ksnv news 3 las vegas. >> reed: time for a look at what's ahead on "news 3 live at five" today. >> marie: a family frantically hop

i think reed's using this kid as a decoy, and set us up. according to this guy, he's got some other target, it's somebody he's got beef with. wait, so reed is still out there? yeah, he's still out there. i'm sending a unit to his mother's house, in case he's after the sister, but i don't know. well, he's already had plenty yeah, i know that. i'm covering my bases, erin. and you should cover yours, all right? and be careful 'cause he's got beef with you, too. yeah. with me, the judge, about half this building. i-i'm sorry, all right? (phone ringing) hey, sweetheart. erin: guess what? the attorney general's office just called. garth kraver will be transferred to a prison psychiatric facility for a 40-day evaluation. that's good news. yeah, yeah. it buys me some time, at least. i see you're burning the midnight oil, too. i'm hungry. how about joining your old man for dinner? that sounds good, but i just have so much... you've got to eat and i do, too. okay. but can we go across the street? i just need a few minutes to finish this up. see you a

. >> reed: all right. the bad news is, you have to get the flu shot this year instead of the nasal spray erica edwards explains why. >> reporter: it's been the flu investigates preference for many years, the nasal spray flu mist, and now the american academy of pediatrics say kids should not get it this year, the move after the panel of experts the nasal spray has not been effective the past three seasons and it's unclear why. >> it's still a scientific mystery, but we can't go on give vaccine that is infected. >> they recommend they get the flu shot with 63% effective in protecting against the flu last year. even if you're infected after >> influenza can take a normal healthy child or even an adult and put them into an emergency room in 24 hours. this is a serious infection. >> kids we talked to say they'll toughen up for shot this year. >> i hold my breath and close my eyes. >> they are will continue to review the spray and it is possible it could be back next year. erica edwards, nbc news. >>oc vaccine

i'm reed cowan in for jim snyder. >> and i'm marie mortera. they were doing what they were supposed to do. >> school district officials say they are investigating what happened at this elementary school, no case is too small and they want to make sure kids are safe. parents say they are bringing their child into school instead of allowing him to ride the school bus. krol, he has energy like any child his age but when his dad heard his mildly autistic child wandered off, after getting off the school bus. he was shocked and angry. >> what i'd like to see is a plan by the school district as to how it intends to prevent this from ever happening again. >> krol says watched video. he was found by a neighbor who recognized he was in the playground unsupervised. >> the woman who took him off was able to take him by the hand, which leads me to believe anyone could have led him anywhere. the principal told me point blank that this employee did not district said staff followed protocol. they lock the gates and sweep the grounds before school start but at

but it is nothing new for harry reed.g to get a whiff of desperation from the other side. seems like the attacks are getting a little more intense. >> on the issue of what harry reed said, do you agree with harry pence? >> well i watched governor pence's comments and i heard him sit here right in the seat and talk about what a fine man of character donald trump is. and dismissed -- he hasn't denounced any of the hideous things donald trump has said. things like accusing ted cruz's father unjustly more participating in a kennedy camp assassination because he read something in the national i inquir inquirer. or calling women bimbos. and all of these things have been written out. he has no problem with donald trump saying that. i'm not going to sit here and talk about harry reed. i'm talk about mike pence and donald trump all night long. >> aren't you doing the same thing and not denouncing harry reed and just pointing the finger at someone else? >> no i'm not. you asked me a question about what mike pence said. you said he

jim and reed? >> a lot of good food. >> yeah. >> a lot of kids saying we got our first week of school over with and we're gonna dance. >>> well, jared fogle is preparing his next legal maneuver. >> he's going after parents of one warm front accusers. he says the parents are to blame for his sex crime. >>> up next, when y your respects to a local world war ii, a guy who we loved here at news 3, gaetano benza. >>> we see a lot of colorful characters here in the valley. the map who claims to be the duke of manchester england. he won't be getting out of jail as he awaits trial. attorneys for him say they are concerned about his mental state. they say he injury during an attack in las vegas. prosecutors say he's in jail for burglary and filing a fake police report. well, the judge denied his release today saying he poses a threat to the community if released. >>> hey, we know there is a lot of interest in it. we wanted to let you know about the services that are planned for world war ii veteran, gaetano

reed? >> agreed. antonio, thank you so much. >>> the man accused of killing the husband and wife who were helping him out will stay in jail. the judge refused bail for him. he's charged with killing robin and kelly naples. they were helping him getac the couple was found dead in their apartment near tropicana and paradise on tuesday. >>> it's been a full day of cleanup after a shopping center caught fire overnight. six businesses were damaged when flames spread through the complex just before 3:00 a.m. it happened at twin lakes plaza. it's at rancho and washington. news 3's denise rosch is there live and firefighters ran into a problem fighting this one. >> reporter: yeah. one problem dealt with how the center is built and i will have here. five of the businesses now boarded up. the one that's not has a sign posted on the door here asking for your apologies for the dust. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but we got an inside look right after the flames were put out. erma brown nopes this c

joining us is joy reed. doing triple duty tonight.hank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to take a step back. there's an interesting history about donald trump and this claim about president obama being secretly foreign and not really president. there's history about it in terms of his campaign manager saying he no longer believes that. can you explain to me your view of what -- what is so politically salient about that claim from him? >> there's a large percentage -- it's hard to tell what it is. i was looking up polls of what percentage of republicans agree with donald trump on the birther issue. there were polls taken during the primary that showed a high number. one in two believing his birthplace was suspect more than believed about ted cruz. there's one poll -- >> ted cruz was born abroad. >> more people believed ted cruz was born in the united states than believe barak obama was born in the united states. part of it is the base. the other part is you are seeing donald trump at his peak self-confidence wh

. >> it's bad last night but even reed cowan has the story. reed. >> police got more details on the shooting that took the life of keith la mont scott. family said had he a book in his hand, police said it was a gun but no gun has been found. fire burns in the street and in the heart of protesters who say destroy shop windows, as police in riot gear hold the line. >> black power! >> crowds in downtown charlotte out of control. reporters in the story. whoa okay, they clearly want us out of here. >> reporter: not safe in the atmosphere of anger. this is a cnn reporter knocked cold to the ground in the heat of the protest. area hospital he while charlotte's mayor calls for calm. >> violence will not help. get our community back together. we are urging people to stay home. to listen to their community leaders, faith leaders, to the naacp that says we do not support violent protest. saw it. >> i don't know, they were just shooting somebody waiting in front of the omni, this is blood, crowd of people, i don't know if he is alive or dead. >> north ca

joy reed will be with us next. stay with us. and can you explain to me why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food"? is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right the one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. ok. sure. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. >>> this is one of those days and one of those nights when the news is going to keep breaking late into the evening. in fact, the news is still developing over the course of tonight in terms of the presidential campaign. a couple things. the big breaking news story tonight in terms of information we have just gotten in is this blockbuster interview that robert costa has done with donald trump in which donald trump refuses to say whether or not president obam

. >> reed: could it affect us? >> it will affect the southwest, and remnants of the southwest will be dying down and significantly to 75 miles per hour sustained from that system outside in our neck of the woods, and you can see a beautiful day in las vegas, but it already really feels like fall outside, even if the first day of fall is september 22nd. it feels like it outside, a little bit cooler than normal but warming up quickly for the rest of the week and this is the time lapse behind me and we have seen the blue skies across the valley all this morning. here's a live look from southeast from the wetlands park, beautiful weatherh afternoon and may even have needed to start off with a jacket. i know i was wearing a light jacket this morning. we're at 99 degrees and cunningham elementary school on flamingo and boulder highway, 92 near jones and tropicana and o'callahan middle school at 97 degrees at the moment, the rest of us a mixture of 80s and 90s and summerlin 89 and blue diamond. at the lakes, sunrise is wa

i'm reed cowan. >> i'm marie mortera. the state of nevada has been looking to fill law enforcement vacancies for some time. they are holding simultaneous academies in las vegas and carson city. new at joins us live from washington near downtown las vegas. this is a change for the department. >> reporter: well, it is, marie. this is actual the first time in nearly a decade that they've held and academy here in southern nevada. now, the hope is that more people from the las vegas area will be motivated to apply for these very important public safety jobs. >> your advanced training will take place at your division. >> reporter: for the next 16 weeks, these 28 cadets will have classroom training but also practical scenarios, firearms and emergency vehicle operation. it's a rigorous course and successful completion is not a guarantee. >> we have a mix in the classroom. we have some former corrections officers. we have prior military. we have some people who just went to college and this is what they wanted to do their high sch

my first question is more of a statement or feedback to professor reed. i agree that it seems very difficult to start tearing down the symbols of atrocities that have been thrown on african-americans historically. i agree in particular because of collins aboutse how the first 14 president had slaves. if we first start tearing down symbols, it would have to be everywhere. washington, d.c. would have to , be renamed, for example. yesterday for example, i saw the korean war memorial and the individual troops in that field. it is powerful. and in the spirit of of toni morrison, maybe we just need more memorials like that, individuals coming out of slavery walking across the field, walking away from a ship. that is my first -- eric foner: we have to limit you to one question. just in fairness to other people. does anyone want to respond? annette gordon-reed: i would say yes, we need additional monuments, but as i was suggesting before, not everybody is equally important to the united states of america. most of the confederate generals, there is every differenc

reed? >> thank you. >>> pedro garcia, the man police say killed another customer at a starbucks on sunday, faced off with a judge. the court asked if he understood the charges. garcia answered yes. he's accused of killing 41-year-old aleksandr khutsishvili. garcia was appointed a public defender and will be held without bail now. his attorney says garcia will plead not guilty when he comes back to court on friday. multi-billion-dollar industry around the world. that's just counting the legal bets. as it continues to evolve, it's bringing virtual sporting events into the wagering world. news 3's sergio avila is live at the biggest gaming conference going on this week. virtual sports betting is already big in europe s. >> reporter: jim, that's right. a little bit of how it works, they use motion-captured technolo you can you bet on. >> i'm mike tyson. >> reporter: what if someone told you could still place a bet on iron mike tyson? it's gamble, they are hoping to cash in on. virtual sports wo

reed-shenk already have ideas they would fight for if organizational team. this mom says wants to see more technology in schools. ((rebecca reed-shenk, ccsd parent in the workforce everyone's using it, if their not using it in school how are they gonna be ready for it outside of school )) ((sharie johnson)) each school organizational team will develop the budget and school performance plan. and here's how everyone will be chosen. parents will be selected through a voting process established by the school's parent association. if one doesn't exist, the principal will lead it. teachers and staff will be chosen by their respective associations-- votes for the student. as for parents, the voting process at many schools will be done by nevada's pta. david flat is president. ((david flat, nevada pta president this is exciting, parents will now get an actual piece, be able to see what the budgets are, what does a principal do, how can we make their school better )) >> ((sharie johnson)) >> parents will serve one year beginning october first of each year. educators

hi, jeff. >> reporter: hey, reed. good to see you. this is the preferred site, the 60 some acres right off russell for the $1.9 million project. >> you guys want a plate? >> reporter: not every public meeting has tailgates. but when i told raider's fan and what just happened? >> i'm gonna buy me a few more houses. property values are going open. a lot of people will be working. we will be working for three years! >> reporter: what just happen is a panel of resort and government officials recommended spending $750 million in public money for a new stadium. the raiders, sheldon adelson and majestic realty would pitch in the the public. it will be paid for entirely by tourists and the private sector. >> reporter: the recommendation now goes to the governor who will call a special session of lawmakers about boosting the room tax to expand the convention center and help build the stadium. critics say the stadium money should be spent elsewhere. the culinary union is against is. and christian, a lone voice of >> it does not pencil out for t

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johnson, how long were you and miss reed a couple? >> approximately 2 1/2 years. >> judge judy: on what date did you separate? >> february 21st, i believe. >> judge judy: 2012? >> yes. >> judge judy: do you currently have an order of protection against you? >> yes. >> judge judy: issued by what court? >> hooksett, new hampshire. >> judge judy: when was it issued? >> march 8th.

in vinton, phil reed kcrg tv9 news we'll be right back. stay with daytime hours of our saturday. the sky remains partly cloudy with warm conditions and highs storms return with heavy rain again a possibility. the weather pattern turns cooler and drier for most of next week. make sure you stay up to date on the latest river crest forecast through the weekend. stay safe! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: e 5-15. low: 66 alo: 65 thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again tonight at ten. what you doing? you said clean up. i'm cleaning up. you can't just throw everything in the closet. hey, you can tell me what to do or you can tell me how to do it, but you can't do both; this isn't sex. what if someone looks in there? they're just coming over for dinner. no one's gonna look in the closet. well, you don't know that. what if someone's looking for the bathroom and they open that door? could work out. for all we know, there's a toilet in there somewhere. fine. but after tonight,

alecia reed, kron 4 news. >>> continuing our coverage, hundreds of people evacuated from their homes because of the loma fire. i talked to people on little road in morgan hill. jose first responders came knocking on their door at 2:00 a.m. telling them to get out. others said they were going to wait until the fire got closer keeping an eye on the ridgeline. >> we're going to stay as long as we possibly can. >> reporter: some animals were here today but i'm told many evacuated their horses last night. kron 4 news. >>> on the richmond san rafael bridge all eastbound lanes reopened at about 5:20 in the evening about 9.5 hours after a big rig collided with a guardrail and eventually set on fire. the chp says the big rig was carrying contaminated soil from a construction site in marin county to a waste facility in pittsburgh when the driver lost control. the chp says the driver was not seriously injured. and no other cars or vehicles were involved in the collision. philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>> police are looking for two robbers who pistol whipped a man that shot his wife multiple tim

sally reed was an everyday woman. she made her living by taking people who were disabled and caring for them in her home. she had a young son that she and her husband separated. when they separated, sally was given custody because the child was what the law calls, of tender years, needing the care, the nuturing care of a mother. when the boy reached his teens, the father said, i should be custodian because now he needs to be prepared for a man's world. sally thought that was a terrible idea. she thought the father would be a bad influence on his son. sadly she was right. the boy was severely depressed and one day took out one of the father's many guns and committed suicide. so sally wanted to be appointed administrator of her young son's estate. she applied first and her former husband applied a couple of weeks later. the probate court judge said, the law in the state of idaho, sally reed was from boise, idaho, the law of idaho gives me no choice. it reads, as between persons equally entitled to administer a he decede

((rebecca reed-shenk, ccsd parent i'm really excited to where their learning is pivotal at this point )) ((sharie johnson)) she's excited about the power parents will have next school year over their children's education. and perhaps the most influential parent organization is nevada pta, with 18-thousand members. president david flat has been privy to closed door meetings with ccsd focusing all efforts right now... on training for the organizational team. ((david flat, nevada pta president whatever the pot of gold that they have that they're using, they'll have to figure out how to fudiciary responsibility of what to give it out ((sharie johnson)) this team at each school will develop it's budget and school performance plan, how to carry it out and assist in hiring a principal when there's a vacancy. ((david flat, nevada pta president parents need to be heard and they have a lot of great ideas )) >> ((sharie johnson)) when you join us at six-- we'll share some parents ideas... and explain the selection process. ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm denise valdez. ((paul

host: let's let congressman reed respond to that. donald trump doubled down on his support, his praise of vladimir putin and says he prefers him over the president. guest: i respect your opinion and i applaud your effort to fact check. in the age of the internet there is a lot of information but there is a lot of misinformation. when you talk about donald trump, his commitment to securing america, when he references putin he is looking at where are our potential allies? even the enemies of our enemies are our friends. trying to align interests is something he is trying to tap into and i support that because we have a common enemy and a common threat. even though we may not have a relationship or be the closest allies, maybe try to develop that relationship to keep american citizen safe. host: donald trump said he could win new york state, a state that has not gone to a republican in recent memory. do you think you can? guest: i do not give up hope. i am an eternal optimist. we are going to keep fighting for it, but the reality, i am

kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us live after checking one of the iowa city classrooms that does not have air conditioning. phil, five minutes and i started sweating. so these rooms can be very uncomfortabl e for students and teachers who have to spend a full day inside of them. the thermometer reads 90 degrees inside this hot classroom at west high school. teachers are forced to keep fans running, and the windows open at all times. 54:39-54:51 "you put 30 students in this classroom and that's the average size of the class that would be in this room, you will be very uncomfortabl e. the students will actually be sweating whil

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quite a story, reed. >> reporter: quite a story. we're coming to you live on an apartment complex on cambridge and twain. during this election cycle we are hearing a lot about the media, i wanted to introduce you to one of the new eggs members axel. someone's ashes had been stolen and then found, abandoned behind a washing machine behind a apartment complex. ahaunting thought, from the worker who took the ashes. >> i saw there was a flame on the box, something needs to be done about this. >> reporter: so axel went to work, determined to bring shu lichtenaur, who died oyear ago, back to her family. >> i could not sleep. >> he brought her together with her father. >> she was taken from my residence. >> it turns out the ashes was part of a robber's grab three all the while one of las vegas's newest reporters hoping for that to happen. >> the humanity, you know, belief in humanity and having feelings and care. there are still people out there like that. >> i think our job is to help the community. human, he's a human being. the person w