-steven: hi. -jim: hi there. steven: how are you doing? steven. jim: hey, steven. jim o'keefe.e to meet you. steve: steve. lemonis: you guys, thanks for allowing us to come in and talk to you today. getting this meeting was a great opportunity for us. while we're very niche today, the goal is really to change the way we manufacture, and so i want to see if there's a way to do some business. steve: great. thank you, marcus. i have designed four chairs, one for every region of the country. i'll start with the one that we shipped you. this is our great lakes chair. man: what's the retail on that? -steve: $495. -man: okay. lemonis: i had him make these four chairs with four very specific regional feels. the line that this will all be branded under will be the american dream. man: are you guys gonna carry inventory, or what type of lead times would you expect? steve: this is our quick-ship program, so we are going to stock and be able to ship in a 24-hour period. lemonis: can we look at the chairs? have you seen them? let's look at them. man: okay. steven: it's a clean, modern look,

steven: correct. of different weapons. terrorism, young can have a weapon that doesn't destroy masses of people but scares masses of people. that is what the dirty bomb i wrote about is. it is a standard explosive you lace with enough radiological material, which you can get at any hospital in this city. it's not well secured. you mixing with a standard explosive. when police show up after a bomb goes off, in the middle of the town or washington radiation levels that they get is going to show that there is contamination. your definition of lethal? dc,ould show in washington they did a test, unless you evacuated all of downtown washington from the library of , oneess to the smithsonian person for every 10,000 people would die of cancer over the next 5-10 years. that sounds pretty awful. person out of every 10 people. that sounds terrible except that if you do the math, if you have half a million people living around washington dc that adds to 50 extra deaths. i could prevent those deaths if i went into

steven: correct.ots of different weapons. if you're talking terrorism, you can have a weapon that doesn't destroy masses of people but scares masses of people. that is what the dirty bomb i wrote about is. charlie: explain the dirty bomb. >> it is a standard explosive you lace with enough radiological material, which you can get at any hospital in this city. it's not well secured. you mix it with a standard explosive. when police show up after a bomb goes off, in the middle of midtown or the middle of washington, the radiation levels are going to show that here is contamination. what is your definition of lethal? what it would show, in the example i write about is in washington, d.c., they did a test, unless you evacuated all of downtown washington from the library of congress to the smithsonian, one person for every 10,000 people would would die of cancer over the next five or 10 years. hat sounds pretty awful. charlie: like chernobyl? >> that sounds terrible except that if you do the math, if you ha

steven: we are stronger. more defenses because of the men and women who work at it every day. charlie: why doesn't that make us stronger? >> there are two things in the equation. the offense has multiplied. it is much more diffuse. we went into iraq and caused turmoil in that part of the world. we face many more threats, different kinds of threats and we haven't even completely responded to the threats we faced on 9/11. you will recall after the attacks, there were the anthrax attacks. we haven't made progress we need in dealing with bioterrorism. charlie: but what happened in iraq was not the reason saddam -- osama bin laden attacked on us. >> that is the point. that was a gratuitous raising of the threats against us. not only was it not justified as a response to 9/11 but it was counterproductive. charlie: because? >> it unleashed destabilizing forces in the region. we faced them in paris. we faced them in san bernardino and orlando. individuals get inspired. charlie: let's stay with that idea. are you sayi

noel stevens.what did he tell you? >> he knows shauna. he knew where they lived. said he did yard work and handyman work for george and everybody else in the neighborhood. >> reporter: so, someone shauna knew. someone george -- the do-gooder -- had tried to help. a thing not out of character for george. but greyhound, or, noel, was adamant that he had nothing to do with shauna's murder. then he agreed to show the detectives his campsite out in the desert. >> what'd you find? >> swimsuit bottoms that in our search of shauna's house appeared to me that matched the top that i had seen in her bedroom. there was also an extra small black dress, which, you know, shauna was very tiny. >> reporter: so, greyhound was the burglar poking around shauna's personal things. and in fact, her friends recalled shauna had grown uncomfortable with this particular charity case who had been doing work around the house. >> she didn't want noel in the house anymore. and she said, you know, "you're -- you better get out of

stevens: yes. sometimes you produce a opinions, like the one i came out this morning, that are totally unintelligible. [laughter] ms. kagan: i'm glad i didn't write that one. [laughter] mr. stevens: he normally writes very logical. and it is not just the opinion. it is the whole case. [laughter] it is a case in which i thought the perfect solution in this case would have been -- we have eight justices. and fourur in one way in the other. it would not have created a monstrosity. [laughter] ms. kagan: i like the way you think. [laughter] >> i should thank both of you so much. [applause] ms. kagan: this is not the first time that john has told me what he really thinks. [laughter] that arei have offices pretty near to each other. i get messages from him when i vote the wrong way. mr. stevens: she hasn't had a message like that since i can remember. [laughter] so much to both of you for coming. for participating, for sharing your thoughts with us. we are really privileged to have you here. [applause] wh

steven major will join us from hsbc in a moment.il is churning after the visit to $39 a barrel on american oil earlier in the week. the vix shows the lethargy. where the dow is. higher.should be 12.13 shows the complacency, the gentleness of this august market . the two year yield is flat-out stunning. there is no other way to put it. from .67 2.65. look at the year in revisiting. that is maybe the lead item at this moment. francine: i really like that. as i was going on-air air and hour ago -- awould say that markets are little circle. it is the return of the bullish sentiment, the return of the boe. this means that european stocks are heading with her biggest two-day rally in 3. that.o knew i do not know if it explains, fully explains, the market sentiment today. european stocks are higher and banks 0.8%. tom: why is francine so nice and you are so miserable is the i get.one mail the number two is inflation in the mailbox. look at the chart that i invented. it tells the story about our audiences on radio and television live. these

wisn 12 sports steven watson joins us live from lambeau. stephen: it is preseason part two, the field looks good, the football tonight at lambeau field. there will not be many veterans taking the field. aaron rodgers is an active tonight. brent is also an active tonight. he has been battling an ankle injury. joe callahan is poised to start after taking snaps with the first-team offense. he will split snaps with marquis williams tonight and these are , snaps rodgers doesn't believe he needs to be ready for the regular season. now. it is the process of going through this and getting conditioning. it is nice to get a few >> out there over the course of four weeks. we have some guys coming back from injury at some point. we have to get some >> in with those guys in a game situation. -- reps in with those guys in a field tonight. a couple of receivers tonight. later in sports, we will talk more about those receivers and a pair of former badgers making the return to wisconsin as members of the cleveland browns. we will have that tonight. patrick:

steven says he's not giving up. ? no exception. but shoppers there got a whole lot more than they bargained for. thanks to a member of the geek squad. that had people snapping photographs left and right. >> they arrived by the carload. and pored through the aisles. >> . in search of electronics. stuff. >> . >> but never in their wildest dream. did these customers imagine they would be able to watch one of footballs biggest stars. >> . on the floor of best buy. working a second job. as a member of the geek squad. >> . von miller. in the geek squad uniform. >> . house call to my mom. and hooking up all the technology. >> . customers were shocked. >> . it's cool. does he not make enough money. >> this tech geek says twhoez know him best aren't supposed. >> . this has been my hroeuf style he's normal. he likes to have fun. hanging out with everybody and it's supercool. >> . one more reason to love this big broncos star. whether he be decked out in broncos phru. blue. or collared white shirt with a geek squad tie. >> it's comfortable to

((michael stevens)) >> it is true. would react.")) ((michael stevens)) >> it is true. the folks at mccarran say the monkey was an emotional support the passenger who brought the animal had all the right paperwork... but not many people on the plane knew the monkey was around. metro was called out... but couldn't do much. airport staff say it's still unclear if the monkey really got loose mid-flight? ((michael stevens)) we did reach out to the airline... and still waiting to hear back. as you can imagine... a lot of people are weighing in about this story on social on absinthe at caesars palace... ((brian loftus)) >> the new home for the popular show on the strip. we'll be right back on 8 news now good day./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> welcome back to 8 news now good day.. we've teamed up with smiths and silver state schools credit union to collect school supplies. they'll be distributed to more than 18 at- risk schools in clark county. go to our website las ve

patrick: today's decision is giving new hope for steven avery. adrienne, his new attorney also visited avery today. adrienne: that's exactly right. kathleen zellner says her client is happy for brendan and they fully expected this outcome. in a statement she also writes, "we know when an unbiased court we have, steven will have his conviction overturned as well." according to court documents we are digging up for you tonight zellner has until the , end of this month, august 29, to file briefs in support of getting avery's murder conviction overturned. avery talked about potentially getting out in a recent interview with in touch magazine. >> yeah, i'm gona be free, yeah. >> wow. >> there's probably a 1000% i'll , has until the 29th to file that paperwork. we'll keep let you know what happens. patrick: you reached to the halbach family. adrienne: teresa's brother, mike. i left a voicemail, but never heard back. patrick: new episodes of the series "making a murderer" docu-series will return to netflix. they'll feature avery's new as they try to get

steven: steve. steve: steven, how you doing? steven: all right, my man. over here, man. yeah, you ain't their daddy, so... [laughter] what do you do, steven? steven: i'm a school counselor in the bronx, new york. steve: in the bronx? steven: the bronx, new york. steve: school counselor. steven: yeah. steve: how long you been doing that? steven: i've been doing that for about 5 years now. steve: ok, good. steven: 5 years. i also do some acting out there in new york city, as well. steve: yeah. it's tough in that school system, man. i love to see men in the teaching profession. we need more men teachers, you know? steven: yes, yes. yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. steve: well, steven, let's meet everybody. who you got? steven: all right, to the left of me, i have my--she's going to hate that i say this on tv, but my little sister, sasha. sasha: yes. steven: all right. and in the middle, we have my big bossy cousin, natasha... and down there in the third, we have my big sister. her name is kissa. she's the brains of the family. steve: ok.

and his uncle, steven avery. brendan dassey was a teen when he was found guilty of murder -- but he could soon leave prison a it's a case that gained national attention from the "making a murderer" documentary. fox 6's ashley sears is live in the newsroom with more. dassey could be free in 90 days--after a federal court overturned his conviction. a judge says he was coerced into a confession. it is a case thrust into the national spotlight-- the netflix documentary "making halbach and the convictions of steven avery and his nephew brendan dassey. nats the case sparked protests-- nats and calls for the convictions to be thrown out. friday-- after years of appeals--a federal judge overturns dassey's conviction ruling investigators made false promises to him during his interview and his confession was coerced. the ruling states '...he did not seem to grasp the serion matter...' dassey was just 16 years old when he was arrested. once he was in custody--he confessed to helping his uncle rape and murder halbach. 57:48

((michael stevens)) >>brian, kirsten... as you can see... on boulder highway... after a trooper was shot early this morning. it happened just after midnight. the nevada highway patrol says they pulling over a car going south on boulder highway. 3 three people were inside the car, when someone in the back seat got out and ran. troopers say the man started shooting... and hit an officer in the torso area. the trooper did shoot back... (( trooper chelsea stuenkel // nevada highway patrol: always when we hear about these incidents it's always very scary in this line of work. we hear about it all the time throughout the country but when it's one of your own involved in an incident like this it's shocking -- but we really come together as a family and we're just so thankful that the trooper is doing okay. )) ((michael stevens)) >> right now... it's not clear if the other people in the car are facing any charges? metro police are taking over the investigation. one thing to point out... you'll want to pick another route. a large portion of boulder highway remains blocked

((michael stevens)) >> brian, michelle... so far, we know the fire has burned at least a dozens buildings... including some homes... and has spread to about 18-thousand- acres. the "blue cut" fire started yesterday... and is rapidly growing in the cajon pass area of southern california. the san bernardino fire continues to race in several directions and it's burning fast. as you mentioned... so far, the 18-thousand-acre fire has prompted evacuation orders for about 34-thousand homes and 82-thousand people: ((andrew ong // traveler: the conditions are very dry, like my eyes are really dry. it's crazy, i've never seen the sun like this before. it's crazy to see the amount of smoke that's being caused by this fire. it's crazy, i've never seen the sun like this before. it's crazy to see the amount of ((michael stevens)) >> the fire is shooting flames 80 to 100 feet high. it has closed interstate 15... and as we know that's the main route between los angeles and las vegas leaving people stranded: ((nigel mcafee // traveler: our fi

. >> crazy pita is celebrating their 10 year anniversary with the josh stevens foundation. how you can help right after this break. more heat to come, but a chance of rain and "now, live...this is 8 ((nia wong)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. it was a hot saturday and it's not expected to slow down anytime sooner. keely breland joins us with our forecast. (( )) what to expect. heat continues. near record highs early this week. possible thunderstorms later this week. ........................ pretty quiet throughout the southwest. arizona had some moisture yesterday, still a slim chance to the east of us for today. ........................ air quality today... ozone is moderate, but dust and smoke are good. ..................... our dayplanner for this sunday. looks like hot lunch for everyone. >>> the famous nacho man has received an offer that most can't received an offer that most can't refuse. >> we'll take a look at the special offer from a las vegas restaurant ... after taking some nachos to the face >> plus---crazy pita joins us this morning...they tell

stevens won the silver medal in mens judo. securing the usa's first olympic medal in that weight class. more on tonight's home town hero. >> reporter: travis stevens has been to 3 olympic ga never medaled up until rio. he told me he was approaching these games differently t. appears to have paid off. travis stevens is no stranger to the olympics. the 30 year old has competed in the past 2 games for team usa learning more about himself every time. >> i feel more confident heading into this olympics than i have for any 1. sites in london. >> man, that is never going to leave me. imagine 80% of your life working towards a goal to not only fail, but to feel like it was taken from you. that was one of the hardest things in life i've ever had to go through. >> reporter: there was a silver lining. inspired stevens to find a new balance in his life. making judo and his >> the balance out of sport and in sport was so important going into this one. even if we fail for this one i still have my balance. so not all of my happiness is weigh

stevens)) searching for actors? ((michael stevens)) >> no. they're also looking to fill on 8 news now good day.... marked crosswalks and implied crosswalks, you have to stop at both.. ((brian loftus)) >> but many drivers aren't and it's driving pedestrians crazy.. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> plus.. his- kind admission .. what he says he regrets doing during his campaign./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. >>> we want to give a shout out to one of our viewers-- vinnie favorito! thanks for sending us a pic of you and your favorite coffee mug .. because now you'll have a new one to sip out of.. ((mich

((michael stevens)) ((michael stevens)) >>> back to you!/// ((sherry swensk)) but it may not finish that way. a chance of thunderstorms back in the forecast today still fairly dry. gusty winds yesterday made it to 30 mph and higher. ........... right now 70s and 80s around the valley. ...... low pressure moves through the desert today to bring that chance of storms and temps in the mid 90s. ((brian loftus)) woman's mysterious murder. this is surveillance video from outside 61 year-old kathleen ploutz's apartment building near d-i and paradise on the night of july 17-th. help identifying the man seen with her in this video. the only information we have about him is that he was driving an s-u-v. police believe he may have valuable information about the case -- but are not calling him a suspect. ploutz was discovered dead the next morning at boulder basin in the lake mead national recreation area if you have any information... call crime stoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> nevada senator harry reid is leaving congress after the end of this year

michael stevens is live on scene with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> >> northbound lv blvd. is closed at spring mountain. use paradise and sammy davis junior as alternates. westbound sands is closed at koval, which will prevent some access to the palazzo hotel. crash at elkhorn and tenaya. use farm and rainbow to get around it. <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// <<< patrick, kirsten and katie are talking about the weather. ((sherry swensk)) good morning! a quieter start across the valley this morning... with one last day of active weather today before drier air filters back into the region tomorrow and into early next week. .................. looking out this morning -- a nice dry a and a couple isolated pockets of showers mainly in ne clark county and areas south of the 215. our best threat for storms today being early before 10am. ................. temperatures dramatically cooler yesterday in the mid 80s -- the last time we had temps. that cool was mid to late may. few 70s in our southern neighborhoods. .................. highs today acr

. >> i think the conflict of interest that was very present in this case, the fact that steven did have this pending lawsuit against the county and two of its former officers. and the fact that that county said that they were going to have nothing to do with this investigation, and as you learn in the series and as witnesses come to trial, you find out that they were very much involved in the investigation and in fact they were the ones finding some of the key evidence. >> rose: three documentary >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: oj simpson is one of the most capital veysing and controversial figures of the modern era. he first became known as a star football player for the university of southern california and then in the nfl. he transcended to become a below figure in popular culture. in 1994, he was charged with the murders of his exwife nicole brown si

((michael stevens)) >> michelle, that's right. tomorrow is focused on teen driver safety... booster seats. ((brian loftus)) >>> a construction worker was killed after a scaffolding collapsed at tivoli village. according to emergency crews, one worker fell with the scaffold... and two other workers jumped to safety. when firefighters arrived at the scene, they found the man dead from the fall: (( tim szymanski / lvfr: "any time you have a construction accident, if a person falls more than 12 feet at a construction site // we're beings are just not designed for falling those distances." )) ((brian loftus)) >> osha is investigating the accident. tivoli village management has stopped all construction at the site... and says they will only resume when it's safe again. they also promised to fully cooperate with the investigation. tivoli village released a statement, saying they're shocked and saddened of what happened... and express their condolences to the family. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> little could be done.. after a child was killed by a what florida officials have filed

((michael stevens)) >> (( )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> ((michael stevens)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) finding this man.. after a hotel worker was sexually assaulted and battered. it happened over the weekend on boulder highway.. inside a room at a hotel. police released this surveillance video of the suspect... investigators say the suspect left when another employee came up to the room. 8 news now spoke with a retired sergeant.. who's now a personal security expert.. realize.. this can happen at any workplace. it's important to test security protocols where you work: ((ret. sgt christopher curtis, personal safety expert: "see if you can sneak past someone. see if you can get in without your id badge, see if some of the locks don't work. the second you see something like that, you have to report that to a security team or management because things aren't perfect." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> if you find yourself in an uncomfortable or possibly dangerous situation... scared. anyone with information on the suspect's whereabouts.. is urged to call metro's sexual assault section... or crimestoppers. /// (

((michael stevens)) >> brian, michelle... there's a lot more questions than awnsers at this point... when the family's pitbull... ran outside and started attacking the child. police tell us the child was taken to sunrise hospital with life threatening injuries but later died. neighbors in the area say they didn't even know the family had a pitbull: ((cesar moreno // neighbor: i've never even seen a pitbull around here. never even heard. i'm from new york. i hear all those types of dogs and stuff you know, so i would recognize a pitbull's bark -- nothing. )) ((michael stevens)) >> we're told a womannd pitbull. our sources also say the child who died was around the same age. police say the dog has been turned over to animal control. brian, michelle? ((michelle mortensen)) >> michael, do we know how the dog got out? ((michael stevens)) >> michelle, it seems like that's something police will be looking into... right now, there's no word on what made the dog lash out? ((brian loftus)) being shot overnight. what police say prompted

steven avery's attorney-- hinting at her plans to free file a motion. cm 'it seems a lot of peoples feelings are getting hurt right now for anything.' words matter-- that's the message from one group on u-w-m's campus. what words they're suggesting students not use this school e.

. >> brendan dassey was only 17 at the time he was ic uncle steven avery in the teresa halbach murder case. >> the 25 yald-year-old was one of five siblings and an aspiring photographer. >> she went missing after going to avery's auto shop to take pictures of a car. interrogation of dassey and his confession: >> why did you not tell us the truth from the beginning? >>reporter: in 2006, dassey was interviewed four times over 48 hours. he was an attorney at the time, and he had no adult and no attorney present. >> why didn't you tell me that? were you scared? >>reporter: detectives repeatedly told dassey he had nothing to worry about as long as he told the truth. that tactic attorneys during the trials of dassey and steven avery. >> they tell him, you know, we'll go to bat for you, we'll be in your corner, you can make it look however you want, and giving him carte blanche to come up with a story however he wanted to make it. >> reporter: the judge wrote this: the investigators' use of leading questions and disclosure of nonpublic facts makes it difficult to evaluate whether he knew the

that's where he find michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> (( ))

to former owner cecile stevens the inn was his baby... cecile stevens , former owner 23: 20:55 "i've been through every foot of this building i know where every light plug is" stevens sold the restaurant not long ago... now that its gone, stevens holds on to what was. 23:21:19 "so we're here but we're just going to have to think of the memories we have here " to manager michelle keeney the inn was her home... michelle keeney, manager summit inn 23:05:41- 5:57 "everything i've ever done is up in smoke right now, everything i've ever owned is gone. it's pretty devastating she was on the clock when the blue cut fire started, and had to get manager summit inn 23:06:03 " i went back to the restaurant oft all the customers and employees out, came back grabbed a few things and i left myself " she looked back to watch 24 years of hard work burn. to neighbors like roger flynn the inn wasnt just a landmark, it was a gathering place... roger flynn, local 22: 59:59 " if we had any concerns or a public meeting it was always at the summit inn" 23:26:42

now that its gone, stevens holds on to what was. "so we're here but we're just going to have to think of the to manager michelle keeney the inn was her home... michelle keeney, manager summit inn "everything i've ever done is up in smoke right now, everything i've ever owned is gone. it's pretty devastating she was on the clock when the blue cut fire started, and had to get everyone out. michelle keeney, manager summit inn " i went back to the restaurant oft all the customers and employees out, came back grabbed a few things and i left myself " she looked back to watch 24 years of hard work burn. to neighbors like roger flynn the inn wasnt just a landmark, it was a gathering place... roger flynn, local " if we had any concerns or a public meeting it was always at the summit inn" bridge: "the summit inn stood here since 1952 now i'm standing in its ashes. all that's left debris, shards of glass, and a few mugs" cecile stevens , former owner " i didn't expect to see this this is more than i thought this

we've been digging into stevens' background. jonathan rodriguez joins us. >> reporter: on the website stevens said he has a doctorate and masters in educational counseling. we searched to see if he had a te established his school. turns out a license is not required. what about background checks. it says if a private school accepts students who get scholarship grants, then the staff member with the highest decision make authority, which is stevens, has to give proof that they got a criminal background check. the school said they did receive opportunity students. so we're checking to see if dead in the backyard of a southeast raleigh home. david hurst has the latest on what police are calling a homicide investigation. >> reporter: late thursday afternoon police responded to cross street after a child came across a body in the bushes. >> in the backyard and he's dead, obviously. >> reporter: police identified bo anderson. he leaves behind two children, a 1-year-old and 6-month-old. >> i imagine it will not be too good. >> reporter

((michael stevens)) cell phone video shows... the moments after fire crews first showed up to this early first showed up to this early morning house fire on the 41-hundred block of boston avenue... just northwest of lamb and sahara. (( edward myles // witness: it was pretty big. literally almost as tall as the palm trees. )) (( francisco martinez // witness: we just saw a house on fire -- like from far away and we were like -- let's go check it out. )) ((michael stevens)) francisco martinez got it all on camera. (( francisco martinez // it was kind of hard to breathe. it got to the point where i thought the neighbors house was going to catch on fire too. )) ((michael stevens)) the clark county fire department says the it started in the back of the house... and grew quickly. neighbors in the area described waking up to heavy smoke... and fire crews running inside. (( edward myles // witness: they hurried up and rushed to see what's going on. hurried up -- got all the fire hoses out -- went inside to see what happened and basically

steven, good morning. >> good morning. i want to start with how trump supporters are trying to explain away what happened yesterday. take a listen to what former mayor rudy giuliani said yesterday during a rally of his own. >> they spin out that what he meant by that was, that it was a joke and that what he meant by that was that they would kill her. now, okay. now, to buy that, you have to be corrupt. because if you said that to me, i would say to you, are you out of your mind. i saw it. i heard it. i know what it meant. >> so, steven, this seems like a pretty typical response by the trump campaign. whenever he's faced with a controversy they blame it on the media and hillary clinton's campaign. is that going to be enough, given how controversial what trump had to say yesterday? >> well, ryan, you're exactly right. this is the textbook response in the campaign to another controversy, just blaming the media, you know, kind of forcing the conversation back on the people who are kind of saying that there's a controversy. but

michael stevens has the latest. ((michael stevens)) metro police is taking over the e trooper was shot following a routine traffic stop. ((trooper chelsea stuenkel // nevada highway patrol: always when we hear about these incidents it's always very scary in this line of work. we hear about it all the time throughout the country but when it's one of your own involved in an incident like this it's shocking.)) ((michael stevens)) n-h-p says it was just after midnight when a trooper tried stopping a white cadillac heading south on boulder highway. just off the 95. the trooper followed him... and that's when bullets started flying with at least one of them hitting the trooper in his torso. ((trooper chelsea stuenkel // nevada highway patrol: ballistic vests are a huge friend to a police officer. it's a great tool -- that helps stop rounds from various weapons. but you can still sustain injury from those rounds. anything from bruising to broken bones... and thankfully our officer is uninjured. unharmed and doing okay.)) (

((michael stevens)) >> it is true. the folks at mccarran say the monkey was an emotional support service animal on a frontier flight from ohio to las vegas. the passenger who brought the animal had all the right paperwork... but not many people on the plane knew the monkey was around. metro was called out... but couldn't do much. airport staff say it's still unclear if the monkey really got loose mid-flight? we did reach out to the airline... and still waiting to hear back. >>> as you can imagine... a lot of people are weighing in about this story on social media. ((brian loftus)) >>> the recent computer with delta airlines.. with delta airlines.. is raising questions on system ((kirsten joyce)) >> just how old the technology may be.. for some airline computer systems.. it's all coming up.. as 8 news now good day.. the valley's news leader.. continues./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> welcome back... it takes some time to find the right one.. but after a seven month search... a california woman said yes.. to the perfect job!

michael stevens is heading to the scene now. yellow tape is up, so you will not be getting through this area. around this. power outage at sahara and valley view due to an equipment failure. crash reported on westbound 215 exit to south decatur. <<< <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> scammers targeting interns.. ((brian loftus)) >> what students need to be aware of .. in 8 on your side. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> plus... dancing their way to the top.. we're busting a move with some of the best hip hop dancers.. ((brian loftus)) those stories and more.. coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley's for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because

((michael stevens)) >> police say speed was not a factor in this crash... and the driver stayed on scene. just east of here... where a man was hit while crossing the street near sahara and burnham. police say the driver took-off and came back an hour later... he told police he left because he was scared. now... he faces a felony hit-and-run charge. and a 60-year-old man was killed crossing boulder highway near nellis... against a "don't walk" signal. the man died at the scene. police say there's e metro's jurisdiction this year. brian, michelle? ((michelle mortensen)) >> michael, three times in one day... are police doing anything different to stop the recent trend? ((michael stevens)) >> michelle, police really say... it's not up to them... there's actually very little tragedies from happening. instead... they're pleading with the public to be a little more vigilant while on the roads. michelle? ((demetria obilor)) the rollover crash on southbound 95 and eastern is eastern is gone. bowl. moments ago, crews wrapped up that scene. watch out for wrecks at sam

((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live with what's ((michael stevens)) >> brian, michelle... the las vegas convention and visitors authority says tomorrow's implosion won't be a spectacle like the last one. back in june... 60 years of history... than 15 seconds. hundreds of people lined up early to watch part one of the "riv" come crashing down. the l-v-c-v-a hosted a party with a number of speakers... a fireworks display... for what was a triumphant send-off before the 24-story monaco tower was blown to pieces. tomorrow... the l-v-c-v-a says there will be none of that... as they make way for the new convention center: ((terry jicinsky // lvcva sr. vp of operations: this is an so while much of the attention is focused on the casino, hotels and the excitement they bring... there's also a business traveler who's coming here conventions, tradeshows, events that are business focused.)) ((michael stevens)) >> if you want to catch part 2 of the "riv" implosion... you can from any public-site not within the designated safety zone. metro police will be on-hand... to make

now that its gone, stevens holds on to what was. "so we're here but we're just going to have to think of the memories we have here " to manager michelle keeney the inn was her home... michelle keeney, manager summit inn "everything i've ever done is up in smoke right now, everything i've ever owned is gone. it's pretty devastating she was on the clock when the blue cut fire started, and had to get everyone out. michelle keeney, manager summit inn " i went back to the restaurant oft all the customers and employees out, came back grabbed a few things and i left myself " she looked back to watch 24 years of roger flynn the inn wasnt just a landmark, it was a gathering place... roger flynn, local " if we had any concerns or a public meeting it was always at the summit inn" bridge: "the summit inn stood here since 1952 now i'm standing in its ashes. all that's left debris, shards of glass, and a few mugs" cecile stevens , former owner " i didn't expect to see this this is more than i thought this is terribl

claude stevens its founder, director, administrator. in court- he was a defendant now charged with multiple counts of statutory rape and indecent liberties. he spoke only to ask for a court court records indicate this happened over a span of 5 years- between 200 and 2012. the victims said to be teenagers- 13 years old. investigators will not say if they were his students. we talked to a parent of a former studenthe had nothing but good things to say about stevens and the academy. stevens bio online indicates he has a doctorate and masters in educational counseling and he taught special education for wake county public schools in 1988. but the wake county public says it has no record of his employment that was leyla santiago reporting.... stevens bond is set at 5 million dollars. he is set to be back in court next month. a raleigh mother accused of abusing her 5 week old baby made an emotional first appearance in court this week. several times it looked as if lauren schmidt might collapse in court. she insisted she never hurt her baby gi

and that's where we find 8 news now reporter michael stevens live. ((michael stevens)) >> brian, clark county school district superintendent pat skorkowsky called it the first day of school for these teachers. he greeted all of the 15-hundred new teachers at a welcome event here at the south point earlier this morning. the event kicked-off with cheer leaders... and a marching the superintendent... and members from the board of the trustees. of the 15-hundred... at least 600 were new teachers from out of state. the superintendent praised his recruiting team... and says they were the ones responsible for bringing them to the state: ((pat skorkowsky // ccsd superintendent: our state only produces about 1,200 teachers. we have over 1,500 here. we didn't get to hire everyone in the state. there are other districts across the state who hired as well. so we had to go across the united states, there will be a couple international people here -- who have their licenses now in the state of nevada so it's an amazing opportunity for us to bring in dir the united

and in fact you all know, of course, that stevens street down there is named after thaddeus stevens. >> he also helped found this college too. >> who also helped found this college. the only great person ever to come out of lancaster, pennsylvania, in the 19th century, i might add that's where james that's where james bucanon also lived. he had declared that if he came back in another life, he would like to come back as a frog sitting in a quiet mill pond by where nothing happened, which shows he doesn't understand transmigration because you have to be good in this life to come back as a higher form of being. sorry i had to insult him somewhere. out there, thaddeus stevens, you'll notice i brought him in twice. the first time with darth vader. the second time as the knight fighting the dragon out there. the good guys, the bad guys. i thiake the good guys vision o him. thaddeus stevens because of his belief in equality, because of having a non-white housekeeper, lydia smith, who was reputed to be his mistress by democratic slanderers and the like, was seen as the epitome of evil, all

ahead the latest on steven avery's legal battle to prove he's innocent. plus.. a local man on edge after the deadly earthquake in italy. coming up when he last talked to thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays all eyes are on manitowoc county this morning...as we approach an important deadline in the efforts to free steven avery. avery's attorney has until monday to file a motion in his corinthios is live in milwaukee with the latest we could find out as soon as today what avery's attorney -- kathleen zellner -- has planned to free him. she has to file the motion in person...at the manitowoc county courthouse...and she's already dropped some serious hints. the netflix series "making a murderer" put steven avery back in the headlines ... zellner and her chicago law firm signed on to represent him earlier this year. now avery's supporters are hopeful for a bombshell. zellner tweeted last mont " the way" her tweets indicate her cas