brea, you spent time with sasha? chris and nicole, sasha is your typical teenager. she loves her friends, art, and soccer. she's just starting highschool, but within her 16 years she's been on quite the journey. the duval family adopted sasha three years ago from ukraine. when she arrived in the u.s. knees, elbows, and shoulders were majority affected. sasha's mom sherrie duval says the first thing sasha said to her was that she after many surgeries, extensive therapy, and practice sasha can now walk 500 feet. duval says it was a long journey, but sasha was up for it all. 36:37 "we asked her before we did this, we said this looks really hard, are you sure you want to do this and this is what we heard from sasha 'i want to walk, i want to play soccer.'" she plans to do that someday. for now she will continue with therapy, and with help from grant wood a-e-a she will be walking the halls of her highschool as well. coming up in the ne we'll talk with sasha and look deeper into her journey. chris and nicole? the new york metro area is on edge this morning after a pipe b

brea, you spent time with sasha? chris and nicole, sasha is your typical teenager. she loves her friends, art, and soccer. she's just starting highschool, but within her 16 years she's been on quite the journey. the duval family adopted sasha three years ago from ukraine. when she arrived in the u.s. knees, elbows, and shoulders were majority affected. sasha's mom sherrie duval says the first thig to her was that she wanted to walk. they then made it their mission to see that happen. after many surgeries, extensive therapy, and practice sasha can now walk 500 feet. duval says it was a long journey, but sasha was up for it all. 36:37 "we asked her before we did this, we said this looks really hard, are you sure you want to do this and this is what we heard from sasha 'i want to walk, i want to play soccer.'" she plans to do that someday. for now she will continue with therapy, and with help from grant wood a-e-a she will coming up in the next half hour we'll talk with sasha and look deeper into her journey. chris and nicole? the salvation army's emergency shelter for

sasha can walk as far as 550 feet. now that she's starting high school, grant wood a-e-a will help her walk the halls as well. getting her one step closer to ahead of her, but she should be able to go on living an independent life. she wants to get married, have kids, and especially play soccer. chris and nicole? investigators in decorah have found a body in the search for a missing luther college student. decorah police reported bjorn norderhaug missing saturday. someone last saw him around 2 a-m on saturday morning at the corner bar in decorah. that's a couple of miles from the luther campus. investigators say found the 21-year-old student's body after a search along the upper iowa river. around 9:30 on sunday morning, the sheriffs office received a report that a determined that it was bjorn norderhaug. in a statement, the luther college president said "the luther community is devastated by this loss and continue to pray for bjorn's family. we ask that the community come together and support one another in this diffi

. >> he introduced himself as alek sasha. rick james remembers a quiet man with piercing blue eyes. >> interesting man. had a lot of stories about when he was in the service, the russian service, and he said he was a decorated officer. >> reporter: sasha's facebook page paint as picture of a successful entrepreneur. but that story doesn't match with what friends tell us. >> he was homeless. but nobody knew that. >> reporter: sherwin hired sasha last year to work at this car wash across the street starbucks. >> he was very hard-working. anything i asked of him he did. >> reporter: days at the car wash, nights at a park nearby. sasha slept under a tree until sunday. >> he said i'm gonna go to starbucks and grab a cup of coffee, like usual. >> reporter: that was the last time rick james saw sasha. police say he was murdered by this man, pedro garcia while sitting in a corner of starbucks. according to the newly-released after he shot sasha. he told the operator sasha looked like he was reaching for something and garcia is heard

sasha larkin heads metro's office of community engagement, overseeing about 30 programs... like first touch education... a refugee outreach. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: we go to catholic charities 2 or 3 times a week and the east african community center and we spend time educating refugees who have just come to our country about what to expect living in america )) ((sharie johnson)) larkin says las vegas is a large receiver of refugees from all over the world, including 40,000 ethiopian refugees. another impactful initiative-- ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: this is part of our religious outreach, this is majid as sabour // butt to // we come to all of their events and holidays and even come to prayer on friday's here and they've really given us a solid understanding of the muslim community here in las vegas )) ((sharie johnson)) and larkin says the difference in the relationship is not only seen, but felt. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: they are definitely less fearful, they are engaging wi

sasha's mom sherrie duval says the first thing sasha said to her was that she wanted to walk. they then made it their mission to see that happen. after many surgeries, extensive therapy, and practice sasha can now walk 500 feet. duval says it was a long journey, but sasha was up for it all. "we asked her before we did this, we said this looks really hard, are you sure you want to do this and this is what we heard from sasha 'i want to she plans to do that someday. for now she will continue with therapy, and with help from grant wood a-e-a, she will walk the halls of her high school as well. it's something most people take for granted every day... the ability to hear. up next we'll look at the surgery helping this texas teenager, and bringing her to tears of joy. and coming up in our next half hour... some in waterloo say they'll be at a city council meeting tonight to support their police chief. this comes as reports are out saying dan trelka, is out. meteorologist justin gehrts the west will bring scattered storms later today. the highest chance of from about 4 potential for

garcia called 911 after he shot sasha. he told the operator sasha looked like he was reaching for something and garcia is heard saying "go for it, dog, i'm not going to tell you again. go for it bough with me. tonight is the big of the mystery is what happened leading up to the shooting. >> doesn't happen that way. life does not end in a starbucks. >> reporter: that arrest report details the terror inside of the starbucks on sunday. what the customers saw, also what those bar eastas saw and what the accused shooter told cops when they had him in handcuffs. read all of that on our website. >> anchor: thank you, prosecutors in the ammon and ryan bundy federal trial in oregon are about done wrapping up their case. brothers along with five other co-deft are accused of conspiracy to obstruct workers' jobs during an armed standoff at a wild live refuge. f.b.i. agents have been testifying this week showing 38 guns recovered from the refuge. authorities discovered more than 20,000 unfired rounds of ammunition there when the stando

where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you.estaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fresh food that allow people to eat a good, balanced meal during lunch. it's the middle of winter. it's freezing outside. and you can't fit any more people in here. rich, how are you, buddy? good to see you, my man. i don't want to get your hands dirty. all right. let's see the process happen. sasha: hi. would you like a bowl or a pita today? lemonis: bowl? i'm gonna give you a lot of protein. what type of meat would you like? man: can i do the traditional? lemonis: we need more gyro meat, please. -sasha: it's coming. -lemonis: all right. let's pick it up. what type of meat do you want? let's knock these out, guys. come on. does everybody like the food? -man: it's awesome. -all: yeah! lemonis: chicken? need more chicken! i'm going a mile a minute serving food, but i can't help but notice mike's just lounging around at one of the tables. the last time i was

. >> i would think sasha would be the person to try to defuse the situation. he would probably be the first person to stand up and say, this isn't right or whatever here. he would probably would have jumped in front of the gun. >> reporter: according to the police report, garcia called 911 after he shot sasha. he told the operator sasha looked like he was reaching for something. for it, dog. i'm not gonna tell you again. go for it. play cowboy with me." >> he was homeless but no one knew it. >> reporter: this man hired him to work at the car wash across the street. >> he was very hard working. anything i asked him of him, he did. >> reporter: sasha slept under a tree and tonight, the biggest death. >> just a person that tried to make a living any way he could. >> it hurts to find out it was him. >> reporter: and the police report released this afternoon really talks about those terrifying and frightening moments for both the customers and the baristas here on sunday morning. we have a link up on our website if you would like to read that at news3lv.com. >> tha

>> well, none of those is jumping out at me. >> okay. >> theo and sasha. theo and sasha.rsese, spielberg, lucas... let's bring my plus one up here. >> all right. >> final. >> who is your plus one? >> my plus one is my older brother, dale. >> older brother, dale. come on, dale. [applause] how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> pleasure. good to have you here. [applause] all right, brother dale. >> well... >> i know this may not be your forte, but i wanted you to get up here before i walk away at least, so... >> oh. i'll tell you, i'm 100% certain that i don't know this. [laughter] >> that's exactly what you want to hear from your plus one. >> so i'm really gonna support you here. >> that's all right. >> well, just to let you know, you do have a "50/50" left. >> can i burn the "50/50" lifeline? final. >> it's yours. >> yeah. >> the firefighter wants to burn it down. all right. let's take away two incorrect answers. spielberg and cameron is what's left, b and d. >> ages. which are younger? is cameron younger? >> i got to think cameron's younger. >> that's what i would think

aleksandr khut-sish-vili....better known as sasha. the blue eyed man ...she saw everyday at the park...including that morning. (silvia james, friend) and he goes i'm going to get a cuppa coffee i'll be right back (track) she never saw him the killer...police say....pedro garcia... a complete stranger....who walked into a packed starbucks with a loaded gun! minutes later...a confrontation...yelli ng..the fatal shots. (silvia james, friend) he probably assess the room and knew he had to do something that's just the kind of person sasha was (track) hypnotherapist alex maric met sasha at the very same coffeeshop. (alex maric, hypnotherapist 58:44) his eyes was bloody and he was like very tired and i ask him do you need help. (track) sasha said yes .... he wanted to change. (sot 59:29) you want to stop drinking? he said because of my daughter i want to help the relationship with her she means to me a lot (track) maric says he turne his life around... in the months before it was cut showed kindness to a stranger... ####the end breaking news

sasha larkin heads metro's office of community engagement, overseeing about 30 programs... like first touch education... a refugee outreach. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: we go to catholic charities 2 or 3 times a week and the east african community center and we spend time educating refugees who have just come to our country about what to expect living in america larkin says las vegas is a large receiver of refugees from all over the world, including 40,000 ethiopian refugees. another impactful initiative-- core or community outreach redirection education. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: this is part of our religious outreach, this is majid as sabour // butt to // we come to all of their events and holidays and even come to prayer on friday's here and they've really given us a solid understanding of the muslim community here in las vegas )) seen, but felt. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: they are definitely less fearful, they are engaging with us and i'm so proud to say that they call and repor

sasha issenberg, often somewhere, steve acino here. plouffe told us the other night when he was here, that this is the biggest problem that hillary clinton faces in terms of get elected and that's a guy who says she's going to win. but still, biggest problem she faces. you guys are smart to focus on it. thanks for doing this segment as you have become stars of our show every week. we'll be back with more of our election coverage right after this. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto®. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto® with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto®. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pr

sasha larkin heads metro's office of community engagement, overseeing about 30 programs... like first touch education... a refugee outreach. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: we go to catholic charities 2 or 3 times a week and the east african community center and we spend time educating refugees who have just come to our country about what to expect living in america )) ((sharie johnson)) larkin says las vegas is a large receiverf ethiopian refugees. another impactful initiative-- core or community outreach redirection education. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: this is part of our religious outreach, this is majid as sabour // butt to // we come to all of their events and holidays and even come to prayer on friday's here and they've really given us a solid understanding of the muslim community here in las vegas )) ((sharie johnson)) and larkin says the difference in the relationship is not only seen, but felt. ((lt. sasha larkin, metro office of community engagement: with us and i'm so proud to say that they call and report

sasha: there are different ways of approaching this.y let's clear out our most reliable voters early so that as time goes on, we can reach into the more difficult parts of the electorate and mobilize people who are unreliable or persuade. others see of the other way which is what we see in iowa where we have a long time. let's go to people who are not reliable election day voters and take advantage of the convenience of voting early. this is the challenging thing in nevada. donald trump's late starts on the airwaves for persuasion and on the ground for mobilization means that his strategic path, he will have fewer options as he gets closer to election day. if this is one of the great things a month to turn out, voters, what sequence do you want them to vote in? john: we have always got to bank some votes. the sequence of these questions seem like important tactical decisions you have to make about what you are ranking -- banking,, where you are banking, and what you put on your shoulder. >> if you can bank enough votes early you can pul

. >> sasha? >> we're vying for sasha and tara. she's kind of fun with sasha. -p>> len goodman will be gone until the november 21st season finale. len is the head judge of the british show, but promises to keep an eye on things from across the bond. >> i'm going to be well-informed of what's going on. make sure that it's a ballroom dancing competition. dazzle! >> i don't know how much longer amber rose will be razzling and dazzling around the ballroom. she was in the bottom two last night, but get this, amber's reportedly signed an $8 million deal for a live tour next year. she'll be talking to her fans around the country about relationship and sex. meanwhile, we talked about britney's performance last night well, it was a flip that flopped. ?? ?? >> let's set the scene. festival. sheer spears panic is about to overcome the crowd. why? wait for it. bam! yeah, brit backed out of a lift last minute. this actually caused heart-stopping terror and twitter lit up with fan break outs omg, that scared me, thank god nothing bad happened and some gifs, this one captione

police say sasha and pedro garcia didn't know each other. now only on 13 action news...friends of the victim are speaking out. (silvia james, friend) he was the kind of guy that i knew if he was around nothing would've happened to me butted with alex maric hypnotherapist (sot because of my daughter i want to help the relationship with her she means to me a lot friends say sasha was homeless and battling alcoholism but was trying to turn his life around. when the shooting happened sunday friends say he said he was going to get a quick cup of coffee and would be right back. friends never saw him again. this morning... a man is behind bars after police say he hit multiple vehicles and tried to take off! it ended with his catching on fire. police say the suspect first hit a car near jones and flamingo yesterday morning. witnesses say they followed him and saw him hit at least one more car before his vehicle burst into flames! police tell us the suspect was intoxicated. parents....students and teachers are all concerned this morning over a new st

sasha: 50% of african-americans voted early in 2012. a good job getting african-americans to move up to their voting, the early voting period, which is why the recent court decision is overturning some of the election reform laws. what we could see -- hillary clinton's path to victory in north carolina relies on, could rely on mobilizing the existing democratic coalition. if she does that, she would know by late october she basically has the state in a bag and move to persuading other states where she needs to be more persuadable with other voters. john: you guys can fight over the answer. in nevada where i was, a pretty democratic state the last two cycles, now they are polling trump ahead. showing nevada is a big early voting stake. there is a smaller window. it is about 2.5 weeks. they have been really good at turning out a lot of voters in that time. in that condensed period, voters of 2012, 62% of voters in 2012 voted early and those are voters still on the rolls now. the reason that matters is because if donald trump is going to w

sasha so tell us how people can help and how people can get involved? >>> sure. so they can come down to the walk on sunday, october 2. it's a rolling start from to 10:00. there is no official start time they can go whenever they like of they can go to our web site which is making strides walk.org forward slash boston ma. they can register start a team, get their family and friends involved, which dorothy did last year with her office and when they can also continue to fund raise until the end of the year they are not able to make it to the walk. >> anchor: dorothy, you have met a number of wonderful people i'm sure in the times that you walked. any lifelong friends that came about because of your participation. of people were going to get their mammograms and i met a lot of wonderful people at the american cancer society, research doctors, people at my job has rallied with me and it's like they are my best friends and each day they keep, you know rallying with me so i met a lot of people. >>> authorize thee is pat of the cancer society making strides family. >>

friends knew alexsander khutsishvili, by his nickname "sasha". they say he slept in a park springs and rainbow. they describe him as upbeat and kind. "he was the kind of guy that i knew if he was around nothing would've happened to me." it was inside that starbucks... sasha met a hypnotherapist who was trying to help him in his battle with alcoholism. i ask him why do you want to stop drinking? he said because of my daughter i want to help the relationship with her she police do not believe sasha knew his suspected killer pedro garcia. he's expected in court this morning. vm this morning-- we're expecting to learn more about a fatal confrontation between police and this woman... brenda kimberling. you might remember this video from the incident last december near las vegas boulevard and craig. you see kimberling holding a gun under her chin. metro says officers opened fire on her-- after she pointed the rifle at them. called to the home because kimberling's friends said she was trying to overdose on pills. parents are voicing their concerns-- ove

>> there are progressive groups tracking them and as sasha said, a lot of them are younger voters.ve been tracking and throughout these battleground states and in a lot of states including florida, ohio, the margin by which -- not that hillary is losing, she is not winning by as much. so, the margin by which hillary clinton -- the number of sanders holdouts for hillary clinton -- that is larger than her margin in these states. obamahave seen michelle and hillary clinton in new hampshire. how much progress is the clinton campaign making with these voters yo? >> what they call the sanders holdouts went from 20% of millennials to 15% of millennials from july to august. but, the fact that they are still doing this as we approach october is a surprise, suggesting that they have worked to do it they did not expect -- they might be forced to go to a hard left message to appeal to what they thought was a core part of the democratic coalition. --sasha eisenberg [indiscernible] thank you for doing this segment. ♪ >> what is the deal with all of that sniffing donald trump was doing? our produ

perry got the boot, but that gives emma more time to decorate the house she shares with boyfriend sasha farber. she's dancing on with >> welcome to our house. >> come on in. ?? ? >> oh, my gosh. we have to get it. i didn't each go inside. >> the moment we walked in it was, like, this is our home. >> we just loved the fairytale look of the house and it reminds me of hansel and gretel. >> the couple moved into the 1600 square-foot home in august. >> right here is where the choreography comes together and >> and the million dollar l.a. hideaway is also a hangout for their "dancing with the stars" castmates. >> we had derek over. >> they love the house. it's cool to come here after rehearsals and whatever we're doing just to chill especially outside. >> emma is from england and sasha was born innrussia, but grew up in australia. they met on broadway and have been dating for five years. the stars" is having babies and getting married and it's family time. >> marriage is definitely in the cards and there's just no time at the moment. we're so busy. you never know, one day soon. one day, tomor

john: sasha, talk to me about michigan.ia is hard for him, michigan must be well out of his reach. sasha: we see similar economic dynamics across these states, but the electorate dynamic is really difficult for him there. there are about 189,000 we found of these working-class white democrat men who live in communities hit by localized plant closures. 70% of them are in the detroit media market. that may be one reason why trump is spending money in michigan, and i think it is the seventh highest state by his ad spending even though clinton and her outside super pacs are not there at all. when you look at the other states on the electoral college map colorado or virginia where there is a difficult challenge holding historically republican states, that is where he think he can pick them off. john: when we come back our brand-new, news-making, blockbuster poll for the great state of ohio. ♪ ♪ donny: bloomberg politics has a new ohio state poll and it shows donald trump. he has a five point lead on hillary clinton int eh -- in

and sasha and i are like, "no, don't get him started." and he's like, "well, i'm glad-- i'm glad you asked that. let me just-- let me just answer that in three points. one--" and then one-"a," and one-"a" and "b." and sasha and are like oh! >> stephen: you're like, professor, can i audit this lecture? >> because sasha and i want to talk about ourit the "lemonade" album. he doesn't want to go there is there i heard you say about the president that he leaves the job at the door when he comes into the residential part of the white house. >> he does. >> stephen: is that really true? i can't leave my job at the door. how does he leave that at the door? >> you know, at least our time together. when he first walks in, we have dinner. it's usually dinner time. so that's the time when unless malia asks him about his work, which we try not to have her do, know. "how were your days? what's going on? what's the latest gossip?" he's really into gossip, so you can get him-- because he doesn't have a life. ( laughter ) >> stephen: no, but he's got the n

sasha linenger reports. >> reporter: waking up early, preparing her balloon. and being in the air is something that runs in her blood. >> it's amazing, i'm a third generation pilot on my mom's side of the family, fourth generation on my dad's side. >> reporter: as just 16, savannah bradley is the youngest balloon pilot at this year's balloon fiesta. >> i was hanging out with my parents then i got the e-mail and i was ecstatic. >> reporter: bradley say first she had no intentions of becoming a pilot. >> it wasn't until i was about 13 when i kind of figured out like, oh, the youngest i can solo in a standard balloon is 14 and i was like, well, i'm going to go for it. >> reporter: this is her balloon. seventh heaven. she says she wanted to stick with the family tradition when she named it. >> our balloons all have the name heaven in it because my dad's very first balloon was named stairway to heaven after the led zeppelin song because about flying balloons isn't the pretty view like this. >> i like the challenging part of it, trying to find different winds at dif

we're joined now by bloomberg politics contributor, sasha issenbe issenberg, and steve acino, who is. it's hard to tell which of you is smarter, more handsome, or shorter. which is all about early voting. what's the deal? >> we worked at clarity campaign labs to dig into the campaign file. early voting begins this friday in minnesota. people can begin voting. it's six weeks of election day. more than a third of the electorate will vote before election day. and it really changes the strategy and tactics the candidates need to get to their win numbers in these battleground states. >> let's focus on trump for a second and think about what the states are here. one assumes the clinton campaign has more of an infrastructure and more of a capacity to move on early voting. where's trump in this game? >> trump's very reliant on state parties through the rnc. spent some time in ohio, looking at their -- the ohio republican party knows how to get to its voters in the early dote period. the day you send in a request to the secretary of state, the state party already has your name going to a dire

in albuquerque, i'm sasha linenger, koat, action 7 news. >> that's always a fantastic scene there in new mexico. it lasts some nine days and kicks off this weekend. some 500 plus balloons. >> and it's been going on for 40 years now. i love the images that come out either -- from the perspective of the actual balloon pilots or from down on the ground, just absolutely beautiful. >> and the look on her face when she gets up there this weekend. well, that's what's making news in america this morning. this is ??? . back home and back to work. the city of cedar rapids allows some people to return after getting out days ago because of the high water. planning for the future. a pumping station is in the works as part of cedar rapids' permanent flood protection plan. cedar rapids police are trying to figure out how a boy got a gun that killed a 13-year-old girl on tuesday morning...and where it is now. good thursday morning! it's 4:30 on september 29th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a quiet thursday with lots