congresswoman dina titus. thanks for being here. >> well, thank you well, more than 226,000 veterans call nevada home. too many, though, don't have their own home or job or even adequate healthcare. and today on "eye on washington," we'll look at my guest's work to get them work. we'll look at her efforts to get them off the streets. and we'll find out her top veteran health concern. according to the bureau of labor statistics, approximately 7,000 nevada veterans are unemployed. the 5.8% unemployment rate among them is much better than but my guest says she won't be happy until all veterans seeking work can find it. now, to that end, she spent much of the summer recess helping connect unemployed veterans to government agencies, community organizations and private businesses. one big effort was her july veterans workshop which focused on resume building, transition of military skills, federal job applications and job interviews. meanwhile last spring the house passed several titus backed bills including one tha

congresswoman titus will also urge nevadans to vote early from october 22 through november 4. when: 7:30 p.m.

congresswoman titus will also urge nevadans to vote early from october 22 through november 4. when: 7:30 p.m. pdt where: smith center for the performing arts, 361 symphony park ave. las vegas, nv 89106 >>> on the republican side... donald trump stumped in florida... which is considered a must- win state if he wants to make it to the white house. today he talked to a crowd about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal... suggesting both parties in congress let the scandal slide. ((donald trump: "did they make a deal where everybody protects each other in rebound from last week's video leak... because of that, he lost support from some republicans... the latest poll shows more than one- quarter of elected top conservatives won't endorse trump./// ((dave courvoisier)) >> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>staying unseasonably warm today with temps close to 90 through many neighborhoodsis week we stayed below normal for many days and not we're sn

congresswoman dina titus - (d) nevada: we're talking about how we need that funding. u.s. congressman cresent hardy - (r) nevada: i believe that is one of the most important things we can do.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro, 8 news now. ((sharie johnson)) >> if question 5 passes, it would take effect january first of next year through the end of 20-26. as for the other measures covered... you can watch those stories on las vegas now dot com. ((sharie johnson)) >>> election headquarters keeping you updated on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader... we take a look at your cute furry friends in costume ahead of halloween. >> but first... some relief is insight around the spaghetti bowl. what areas will re-open ahead of your morning commute. we're back after this./// "you're watching the "you're watching the eep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that.

dina titus announces $2.5 million in federal funds to get a backlog of rape kits tested and to get more rapists behind bars. sergio avila explains how this issue has turned political, a heated issue during the dina titus announcing $2.5 million in grants headed to our state to help victims of rape. >> it will allow us to hire new forensic county, new counselors for the victims so we can do more here and don't have to ship it out to other labs. >> reporter: some of that money will go to metro's local lab to process more rape kits in nevada and avoid shipping them to a lab in virginia. this woman says this latest and attention and everything that this issue has gotten in recent years is really telling the collective community of survivors, we hear you. >> reporter: according to the attorney general's office had, 1,1 kits have been sent for testing of the out of those, the ag's office said 42 suspects have been neither tote know nor the -- metro nor of district attorney's office could tell us if arrests have been made. >> it's important that we allow law enforcement and prosecution to keep

titus, this is my friend-- nice to meet you, titus. he's gonna help me put on my own fashion show. really? well, i'll be glad to lend a hand, but... we don't have much time. [quirky music] ?? i can't believe it. people used to line up all down the block to take lessons from her. is she the one who taught you how to dance? althea: yeah. [coughinin ah, the earth moved, eh? excuse me. [coughing] how long has this place been closed? oh, well, it's been quite a while now, laddie. it just doesn't seem the same round here without her smile. [dog whimpers] [snoring] wake up! [hard slap] oh! i--i'm sorry, mistress oena. i haven't slept ininour days. you say so? [mumbles] [hard slap] do i look like i care! [body y uds] nobody gets any sleep until my designs are finished. okay? my darling, i can't stand totoee you like this. so, i'm leaving. no! don't leave me! the pressure's unbearable! when you're on t t, everybody wants to knock you off. i love it when you're on top. going to ruin everythi oh, vermy. ng. oh, please! hercules doesn't know the first thing about fashion. and besides, my littl

when the airport wasn't as busy titus - (d) nevada: now we're entering a new era i think, in aviation. we're already the 7th or 8th busiest in the country.)) ((karen castro - reporting: this new air traffic control tower is the second tallest in the nation and its nearly twice as tall as the old one.)) ((karen castro)) atlanta has the tallest tower but only by a foot. stading at 352-feet tall... the new facility has unobstructed views of the entire airport. the old tower had several blind spots forcing air traffic controllers to rely on their ((rosemary vassiliadis - clark county dept. of aviation: you always have cameras to supplement and help you maybe in weather times. in this tower, they can see it from the visual eye and that is just a very reassuring way of doing business.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) >> air traffic controllers have been working in the new tower since august. most of the old tower will be demolished./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> fighter jets flying high >> coming up on good day jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programme

the stage local activist astrid silva, catherine cortez masto, actress traci ellis's ross and dina titus stood in front of the podium and told hillary should be president ...and the importance of voting dina titus "every vote counts and early voting starts in two weeks all eyes are on nevada with the debate with a swing state with the close numbers with the big races i think it's very exciting and i think it's gonna be a big night in november for us" by the time hillary clinton got on the stage to address nevadans once again of the crowd was eager to hear her plans. she spoke about her support for high school vo training programs, student loan debt, and jobs. "you want to make sure that we protect the woman's right to choose and marriage equality you want to make sure that were respected in the world and we're strong and were steady in our leadership well i think the choice is pretty clear" there were two brief protest during the rally one of them did turn a little bit to people that attend the rally including a veteran who says he believes he'll or you can make our country safe or you'l

dina titus/(d) nevada: "you could feel the tension, it was very exciting, the stage looked beautiful, i commend unlv for doing a great job on this whole debate.")) ((robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "the whole city showed well, i think.")) ((patrick walker)) economist and brookings mountain west director robert lang says the city's estimated 100-million to the world is invaluable. ((robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "this adds to that brand, it adds to the idea that las vegas is more than a city that's just frivolous, it's a city that is very serious.")) ((patrick walker)) lang says the three major political events held in las vegas over the last year -- the republican and democratic primary debates on the strip and the final presidential debate wednesday night -- are setting the stage for more major events in the next election cycle. ((robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: 7.46.24 "it tees it up nicely, i think this was successful, and we're going to get new facilities, and we should do a national convention because we're a swing state, and they te

senate candidate catherine cortez masto and congresswoman dina titus will also be at the event. you can find information on how to get tickets at ktnv.com. clinton will get some extra support thursday when vice-president joe biden holds a rally at the culinary union building near las vegas boulevard and st. louis. he'll also be here on behalf of catherine cortez masto. that rally starts at republican donald trump and arizona senator john mccain are going at it again. mccain formally renounced his support for donald trump.. but says he can't support hillary clinton either. trump fired back on twitter.. saying quote: "the very foul mouthed senator john mccain begged for my support during his primary.. then dropped me over locker room remarks!" conservative talk show host glenn beck is also turning his back on trump. beck now says it's up to every morally support trump.. who he calls "an immoral man who is absent of decency or nominee.. saying his latest debate performance shows he can still beat hillary clinton. last sunday night my runningmate showed humility. he showed the ameri

u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto and dina titus will also be on hand at today's rally. doors open at 5:30...with the event itself getting underway at 7:30. right now -- the hallways are pretty empty at the state legislature. lawmakers have halted activity for yom kippur. this after two days of intense negotiations on the proposed 1-point-9 billion dollar nfl stadium. the senate passed the bill on to the assembly with a 16 to 5 now the assembly will start the process over there... with stadium proponents needing two-thirds of support from the assembly. they are set to resume at eight tomorrow morning. right now a live look outside across the valley. (ad-lib toss to bryan) let's check in with 13 first alert meteorologist bryan scofield bryan. one woman was so moved by our story about a disabled one woman was so moved by our story about a disabled ransacked... she wanted to help. 16:57:51-16:57:55 thanks for your service oh thank you very much nat laugh earlier this week we told you about james turpin. he's a disabled veteran whose home was broken into...and the camera. se

senate candidate catherine cortez masto and congresswoman dina (deen ah) titus will also be at the event. we have information on how to get tickets on our website k-t-n-v dot com. vice president joe biden will be here thursday. he'll campaign for hillary clinton and catherine cortez masto. biden will be holding a rally at the culinary union near las vegas boulevard and saint louis. if you're looking to register to vote by mail, today is the last the day you can do it. the nevada secretary of state extended the deadline amid concerns the previous deadline violated federal law. county election department offices will be open extra hours today. you still have until next tuesday if you'd like to register online or in-person. a bizarre scene playing out on valley roads today... officers chasing this dump truck for several miles as the traffic. why police say the driver refused to pull over. plus... terrifying moments caught on camera. a truck plowing into a group of protesters up in reno. what we're now learning about the incident. remember chopper 13 is bringing you breaking news fast and fi

((congresswoman dina titus - (d) nevada: now we're entering a new era i think, in aviation. we're already the 7th or 8th busiest in the country.)) ((karen castro - reporting: this new air traffic control tower is the second tallest in the nation and its nearly twice as tall as the old one.)) ((karen castro)) atlanta has the tallest tower stading at 352-feet tall... the new facility has unobstructed views of the entire airport. the old tower had several blind spots forcing air traffic controllers to rely on their computer systems. ((rosemary vassiliadis - clark county dept. of aviation: you always have cameras to supplement and help you maybe in weather times. in this tower, they can see it from the visual eye and that is just a very reassuring way of doing business.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) >> air traffic controllers have been working in the new demolished./// ((weather toss)) <<< tedd florendo (((>>>nice and comfortable today with temps near 80 by afternoon and winds back to light and variable for your tuesday. change though as anothe

congresswoman dina titus to dedicate the new tower. work began in may of 2011.... but stopped during two different government shut downs. a massive contruction error also prompted a do- over of work on 24/7 with meterologist ted pretty a north breeze on wednesday will make that 81 degree high feel a little cooler. we'll see plenty of sun through the week and a warm up that takes us to 83 thursday, then 87 on friday. saturday's high of 89 degrees will be just three degrees shy of a record high. a few clouds move in on sunday with a southwest wind around 25 mph. clouds increase with a slight shower chance on monday with a high a north breeze on wednesday will make that 81 degree high feel a little cooler. we'll see plenty of sun through the week and a warm up that takes us to 83 thursday, then 87 on friday. saturday's high of 89 degrees will be just three degrees shy of a record high. a few clouds move in on sunday with a southwest wind around 25 mph. clouds increase with a slight shower chance on monday with a high closed captioning detectives were not scouring a mi

congresswoman dina titus to dedicate the new tower. work began in may of 2011.... but stopped during two different government shut downs. a massive contruction error also prompted a do- over of work on the 350 foot structure. "this airport has added thousands of jobs during the time when there were jobs in no other place so rosemary, it's great we're here to celebrate this tower for what it does for safety but it's also great to for the economy of nevada." the new air traffic control tower has space for 40 controllers at the nation's eighth busiest airport. it also has a four story building for nearly 50 other controllers. as metro and the rest of the city prepare for the debate... there are restrictions in place for those flying drones. "we want to just emphasize the safety of the event coming tomorrow. please do not operate under that tfr. if you do, we do have laws in place." laws are already in place that restrict drones from flying within five miles of an airport. tomorrow-- a special restriction prevents drones from coming within a seven mile radius of the th

dina titus/(d) nevada: "well i think hillary clinton came prepared, she knows the issues very well, she looked confident, and she didn't bend to his attacks very much.")) ((patrick walker)) in a cnn/orc poll conducted right after the debate... 52 percent of those surveyed who watched the debate say hillary clinton won. 39 unlv political science professor david damore says neither candidate did enough to pick up a new block of voters. ((david damore/unlv political science professor: "did she expand it to maybe republicans on the fence? probably not, but she doesn't need that at this point, donald trump of course needed make a pitch to undecided voters.")) ((patrick walker)) the most heated moments of the debate centered around immigration and possible russian interference in the election by hackers. and there were questions about recent allegations of sexual assault against trump. ((dr. david damore/unlv political science professor: "he really got in trouble on the question about the allegations about women against him that've come out since the last debate, trying to blame it all on hil

. >> reporter: in sarasota, jennifer titus, 10news wtsp. >> now, the sarasota school district also made it clear those two cases were isolated. now, we checked health policies in other districts. pinellas and pasco county say if there was an outbreak as in two notify the health department and letters might be sent home. the state health department has their own rules for reporting diseases. we posted a list of those conditions on wtsp.com and on our 10news app. >>> okay. we are on top of some breaking news. a traffic death investigation is underway as we speak in hillsborough county. the case still developing, but here is what we know as of intersection of 19th avenue northeast and 30th street northeast in ruskin. this was at about 3:00 this afternoon. now, they have learned the motorcyclist was involved in some kind of argument with the driver of a blue truck not too far away from there. detectives want to speak to that truck driver to piece together what's happened. meantime, keep in mind, drivers, 19th avenue is closed in both directions. >>> we are getting a good look tonight at vid

congresswoman dina titus - (d) nevada: we're talking about how we need that funding. u.s. congressman cresent hardy - (r) nevada: i believe that is one of the most important things we can do.)) ((karen car ((dave courvoisier)) >> if question 5 passes, it would take effect january first of next year through the end of 20-26. as for the other measures covered this week... you can watch those stories on las vegas now dot com. ((dave courvoisier)) >> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((denise valdez)) >>> it's a concern echoed across the valley -- too many kids crammed into classrooms... parents of some middle schoolers are tired of it -- and want the headway. at john r. beatty elementary school, we're told that upwards of 43 students are in one classroom. in another -- 41. the problem came about after one of the school's teachers left. parents say the issue is affecting the safety of their children. (("because of the kinds of crimes that have happened in past years, each school

crash right away, many came to their own conclusions about what happened. 10news reporter jennifer titus shows you how the words you type on social media are just as hurtful as the ones that are spoken. >> reporter: this is where the crash occurred late wednesday night on mlk, but the rumors swirled that the driver responsible was street racing. comments are being said before anything was ever confirmed. >> a super nice guy. sweetheart. help anybody. didn't matter. he would give the shirt off his back. real good guy. just no one had anything bad to say about him. >> reporter: until now. many people who don't even know pablo cortes are trashing him on social media for street racing. something officials and friends say wasn't >> people jump to conclusions however they want to. they see a fancy car, they go, oh, street racing, just like anybody. hopefully, they realize that it wasn't that way. they drove right and it was just an accident. an accident happened. >> reporter: cortes was speeding, but speeding and racing, his friends say, are two different things, and they say the comments bein

again it's easy to spread even from children who might not have any symptoms. 10news reporter jennifer titus is getting answers tonight about what policies are in place to inform parents about illnesses in the classroom. >> this started after a facebook post from a concerned parent who wanted know when school should inform them after we got to the bottom of it. >> i would say most definitely, yes. >> reporter: many parents said they want to know. after two children at lake view elementary school in sarasota had confirmed cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease, a viral illness that spreads easily through coughing and sneezing. >> i could have kept my kids home from school or at least been a little bit better informed. >> reporter: the that's not the policy. they were notified by the children's parents and then the school alerted teachers, but not other parents. the reason? says hand, foot, and mouth disease is not a virus that needs to be reported to parents according to the florida department of health. >> i think that that's probably something that needs to be looked into. >> reporter: we c

jennifer titus, 10news wtsp. >> now, to help any way they can police have even put up message boards around the bay area to keep your cars hands. >>> right now the search is on for a missing boater. now, tampa police dive teams are looking at the north end of the boat ramp at the courtney campbell causeway a man got stuck on a sandbar. he jumped off of the boat to push it off the sandbar. he then went under the water, resurfaced twice. his fianci called 911. so far drivers have not had any luck finding him. emotions. but a springhill man never imagined he would be facing charges after complimenting a stranger on his trump hat. casey cumley explains how the bizarre situation went down. >> reporter: all this political chaos began inside this dunkin' donuts store when a couple went in to get coffee. >> i see a old guy with a camo print, make america great again hat, and i said, hey man, i love your hat. i tips walks away. thanks me. >> reporter: robert christenson and his wife heard a man from behind. >> i heard this guy tauting off about, yeah, if you're racist. >> reporter: that man,

also joining clinton will be dina titus. according to her campaign clinton will remind nevadans the importance of voting and she'll discuss her economic and job growth plans. she'll also remind nevadans they can register to vote online or in person but you need that done by october 18th and early presidential voting starts october 22nd. after las vegas hillary's next stop will be in san francisco. vice president joe biden will be in town tomorrow speaking at culinary union local 226 hall. and of course with the last and final debate here in las vegas on wednesday you can expect more political heavy- weights popping up throughout the weekend. the republican presidential nominee is still in florida this morning.. and he's playing offense. donald trump is talking about information in e- mails hacked from the clinton campaign and released by wiki- leaks. would leave to the destruction of our country, believe me, the destruction of our country. today we learned that the doj fed information to the clinton campaign about the email

. >> so when congresswoman titus was on here several months ago talking about her federal marijuana legislation, she said a big reason for her own involvement was because of what she called a patchwork of laws and her belief there's a lot of confusion around state about medical marijuana here, but it's still the similar case, correct? >> that's correct. yeah. any marijuana policy reform that's happening at the state level is going to have -- you know, it's going to create different policy at that level than what's at the federal level because they still just have a blanket prohibition here in d.c. when it comes to marijuana. >> so how many of these past efforts are you guys directly involved in? >> it's difficult to say the exact number mppus we've been doing this for so long. mpp was formed in 1995. and we have been directly involved in a lot of these efforts since then. >> sure. >> currently, we are directly involved in campaigns to make marijuana legal and regulated like alcohol in arizona, california, maine, massachusetts and nevada and supporting several other statewide efforts in the legi

here is a live look at the smith center where congresswoman dina titus warms up the crowd as they wait for hillary clinton to take the stage. the democratic nominee is scheduled to start her speech in at the very least 15 minutes. it might be 7:30 p.m. either way we're watching this one closely. clinton is expected to discuss the economy and importance of early voting. >> reed: i'm hearing from people in line right now that the line wraps around over to

staff and congresswoman's dina titus's office have contacted miller and they're trying to resolve this issue for her. >> reed: i see that story and step in and help that world war ii veteran. >> jim: we've had clouds and raindrops. we saw the wind kicking up in the live report. >> reed: weather authority kevin jan out. >> a little breezy tonight. more breezes tomorrow. the stronger winds hold off for sunday. should be a limited time offer only. these winds shouldn't last as long as some of our other wind events. we can pretty much stick a forge in the doppler -- fork in the doppler radar. all the action pushing off east out of clark county. but we had wild scenes especially this morning with round one of the rain made for some vivid rainbows in town and believe -- i wish i had more light. but i believe that's a many shelf cloud forming. those could face at the base of a shower or thunderstorm. we did have claps of lightning. or possibly an oval ventricular cloud. but my bet is a shelf cloud. here is the view from our camera on top of mandalay bay. watch how the sheep mountains disappea

now thanks to a first of device locals right here, and it does just that. 10news reporter jennifer titus shows you how it's all thanks to an 11-month-old girl named everly. >> after her birth she was diagnosed with a genetic condition. >> reporter: only 10% of children born with that condition survive their first birthday. everly didn't make it that far. >> 11 months and 6 days old. >> reporter: her family was in they say if she would of passed away in the hospital the options not much betterment babies are taken back and forth from the morgue for families who need more time. >> we weren't prepared to say giudice yet. >> reporter: her mom crystal has started a foundation called everly's angels. they raise money in hopes to donate one of these to bay area hospitals. >> having it here is going to allow families, countless families to have extended time. >> reporter: the first cot donated wednesday to johns hopkins all children's hospital. >> it hooks up to these tubes actually and then the mat lays underneath the child and it allows the child to lay in the beautiful bed and stay cool so th

this is just one of the guns that we're talking about. 10news reporter jennifer titus digging deeper tonight, figuring out if there is people who aren't locking up their weapons. >> a huge number. >> reporter: a huge reaction when he realizes how many guns have been stolen from cars in the bay area so far this year. >> to have a gun, take care of it. pay attention to where you keep it. >> reporter: here is a closer look. since january 2015, 220 guns stolen from cars in hillsborough county. 174 in pinellas county. st. pete 278. burglaries where guns were taken and 19 were out of cars left open. >> reporter: the sergeant says just this week three guns have been stolen out of unlocked cars in the city. only one has been recovered so far. >> during vehicle burglaries where guns are taken, 76% are from unlocked vehicles. >> reporter: but 10news has learned that if a gun is stolen from an unlocked car nothing happens to owners.

crash right away, many came to their own conclusions about what happened. 10news reporter jennifer titus shows you how the words you type on social media are just as hurtful as the ones that are spoken. >> reporter: this is where the crash occurred late wednesday night on mlk, but the

congresswoman dina titus re-introduced her animal emergency planning act. it would require entities regulated under the animal welfare act to develop emergency contingency plans using federally established standards in order to better protect the safety and well-being of animals during natural and man-made disasters. also last year nevada u.s. cosmetics act, an effort to end the use of animals in cosmetic testing. it would eventually prohibit the sale of any cosmetics tested on animals overseas. and here's one more bit of federal animal news from a nevada leader. nevada u.s. congressman mark amodei's blm district of the month page of his website. when ely's office was highlighted, for example, he mentioned it being home to pronghorn antelope, mule deer, horses and domestic cattle and sheep and said visitors to the area might enjoy seeing them regarding southern nevada. he mentioned species uniquely adapted to the mojave desert like desert tortoise, kit fox, roadrunners and desert bighorn sheep. mr. pacelle, we don't have time to mention all the delegation e

. >> reporter: congresswoman dina titus's office has reached out to the 95-year-old. and they are trying to see if they can resolve the matter. reporting on buffalo and warm springs, antonio castelan, news 3. >> latoya: new at seven as the flu season starts people are packing offices and clinics to get their shots. but in delaware people can just roll down their car windows and roll up their sleeves. flu shot clinic. this year hundreds in dover got their shots free without ever leaving their cars. delaware's governor even drove through the line for his shot. it may not be as tasty as burger and fries but drivers get here and doctors say they can actually save lives by doing it. >> it's convenient. i was a little nervous. but whether it's real deal or not. >> i say to them influenza is deadly. think about your loved ones. think about the other people you are around to help protect them as well as yourself. >> latoya: doctors say patients should get the shot soon to give the immune system time to adjust ahead of the flu season. >> reed: many of us woke up rain showers t

it stretched from the arch of septimius severus to the arch of titus.rious triumphal arches, named after the emperors who built them, functioned as public-relations tools. reliefs decorating the various arches show how war and expansion were the business of state. rome's thriving economy was fueled by plunder and slaves won in distant wars. [rock music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with jason d. williams. - hey, what's happenin' out there? this is old jason d. williams. we're at sun studio, the great recording. today we had a great show. on the guitar, i had ron ace norton. he's really great. "popcorn" james irving on the drums. one drum.. two drums. we had mr. rodney williams polk.

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kyrie irving left the game with titus in his left calf. should be ready for tuesday's opener against the next bogo th guard, and two of his friends were cleared accused of raping his ex-girlfriend while she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.l. the ankle that they rejected th lawsuit will be here tuesday on the road for the buckeyes with the big game. >> saturday, they will play saturday in happy valley. penn state's versus buckeyes, urban meyer calls it a top five college football atmosphere. they held on overtimec in happy valley to get the victory, ohio state is favored byt points saturday. have complete coverage of game five of alcs once final. after two debates could be seen more fireworksks when they square off tonight chris lorek put that live report coming swinging his trailing by seven points according to national polls. is found down and nine swing-states wand in floridais yesterday when florida to win the election. they are more moderate. he needs to sway voters losing in nevada. another stateth she has to win ohio that

here is a live look at the smith center where congresswoman dina titus warms up the crowd as they wait for hillary clinton to take the stage. the democratic nominee is scheduled to start her speech in at the very least 15 minutes. it might be 7:30 p.m. either way we're watching this one closely. clinton is expected to discuss the economy and importance of early voting. >> reed: i'm hearing from people in line right now that the line wraps around over to i'm also told supporters are telling people still in line waiting to get in that hillary clinton will not go on stage until 7:30. we're being told 7:15 p.m. people in line being told 7:30 p.m. but that crowd is huge out there. and you know what? the message is early voting. you can still register to vote until next wednesday. early voting and that's what the clintons want to you do is to start october 22nd. again, just about 15 minutes will start. as soon as it happens and if it happens during our newscast, we'll go ahead and stream it live. >> marie: meantime no word on whether secretary clinton will address the latest bombshell in dec

sot dina titus : "we're starting on the first day... in nevada people like early voting, by the time election comes faith tanner reporting. for a complete list of early voting locations across the valley-- head over to our website fox5 vegas dot com. the chicago cubs and their fans have waited 71 years for this moment.... 0:03-0:13" " left side...out...out! the cubs have won the pennant! (cheering) the chicago cubs are back in the world series... for the first time since 1945. they beat the los angeles dodgers last night five to nothing. now they head to play the cleveland indians in the world series. and get this! the cubs clinched the pennant yesterday on october 22nd. but something else happened on october 22nd, in 1970... that's the date billy sianis, the man who put the "billy goat curse" on the cubs, passed away... immigrant who was kicked out of game 4 of the cubs world series game in 1945... because of his pet goat... ... he said saying they'd never again win the world series. talk about coincidences... or could it be more than

u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto and congresswoman dina titus will also be on hand at today's rally. the final presidential debate will be held here in las vegas in exactly one week. and the on-line ticket lottery registration for u-n-l-v students ends in just under an hour. eligible students must be enrolled.... full time... and.... have good academic standing. de link on our website at ktnv dot com. new video...into the newsroom.. the man found in tennessee with four- year-old rebecca lewis will be sent back to florida. police say 'west wild hogs' kidnapped the little girl in florida, saturday morning. an amber alert was issued in five states before someone spotted his car outside a tennessee hospital. this morning hogs appearned in extradition. relatives say the 31 year old suffers from depression and bipolar disorder. he also legally changed his name to hogs. police say he was a former friend of the girl's parents, but they hadn't seen him in years. they still don't know why or how he kidnapped the girl. vo now that four-year-old girl--- who was kidnapped--- is now safe an

u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto and congresswoman dina titus will also be on hand at today's rally. meanwhile... donald trump is continuing to fight with his own party... calling out house speaker paul ryan. sot donald tr presidential nominee :23 "i wouldnt want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people. especially ryan, including ryan."' trump is taking aim at ryan on t-v and and online. he tweeted out "the shackles have been taken off me and now i can fight for the american people the way i want to." this comes after ryan said he wouldn't campaign for trump after the nominee was heard making lewd comments on a leaked video from 2005. ryan's office says he's focused on defeating democrats in congress. bad behavior is gripping political headlines...but it's vegas is going viral on social media. we'll tell you everything we know about what happened. greg adlibs weather forecast tease and im' tracking your roads... chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. sot it's crazy. i'm sure everybody's seen on now. t

nevada state senator-- harry ried-- and congresswoman-- dina titus-- were there to unveil it. reid had previously secured 55 million dollars to fund the project. 352 feet in the air-- the second tallest tower in the country. the base is 59 thousand square feet and houses the "terminal radio approach control." it comes just ahead of a busy season for mccarran airport. "it's very exciting. it's alomst 75 years since the airport opened and now we're entering a new era, i think in aviation. we're already 7th or 8th busiest in the country and now i think this will just make it easier and safer to bring more people." federal officials were also present at the ribbon cutting today. the tower also comes with training simulators... adminstrative offices and brand new state of the art equipment. a babysitter makes his first court appearance ever... after a little girl dies in his care. and there were many sides of the story told today. we'll show you what is happening next in this case... and what the judge decided today. and a shakeup for u-f-c... hear the announcement made today.... t

titus 17. two seconds left. kyle band barred can win the game. the kick is wide right. no good. continuing into overtime. number three clemson survives. heart rate for the packer 24- 17. north carolina state falls. north carolina at miami. the tar heels take a 10-0 lead. finding austin coal into the end zone. north carolina in control. during a pair of touchdowns. later finding his favorite target. and unc bounces back from the loss to virg the quarterback malcolm -- with a score. eagles win on homecoming week. 33-3. >>> and langer gets a two stroke lead in the final round of the prestonwood country club championship. the second round, at ten under par. that is a look at the sunday morning sports. join us tonight at 11:15 p.m. >>> coming up in the next half hour, relief agencies and volunteers banding together to keep up the good will helping so many neighbors who are so upset about the devastation of last week's dorm. >>> much more on the new federal rule narrator: after twenty years in washington, richard burr has made millions... increasing his wealth over five hundred percen

but titus not really provide what we call resiliency in the system, which means the building, apartment that houses the offices, -- with technologies, there are way offers doing that. >> what fault in the bay area do you see the most right now? the is an andreas, we saw that, the napa county on a fault i never really even even heard of. what concerns you the moist about the bay area? >> well, where you're hat, jesus fault. >> right, right under us -- the jesus -- hayward fault. >> yeah, right under us. >> that rick is high. >> thank you, me appreciate the conference. >> coming up on morning as 2 at 9:00, a woman woman is appearing on a show today, and she sir prize she served after thinking she was just there to discuss her battle with breast cancer. >> and if you love spicy food, this one will put you to the test. a tortilla chip with so much fire on it that the company only serves up one at a time. >>> in the race to the white house, it appears there is an october surprised for both candidates. for donald trump, the new york times report that he declared a loss of nearly a billion dol

in brunswick georgia i'm jennifer titus. >>> another live picture from myrtle beach this afternoon. this storm has knocked out electric power to over 1 million people. the hurricane is being blamed for at least 800 deaths in haiti. >> and the storm surge could cause the most problems heading into the weekend, the problems on the east coast far from expecting dry weather with highs in the 70s this weekend, no rain problems here. >> no, certainly not. we do want to check in with meteorologist belen deleon in the 9news backyard, a lot of sunshine out there today. >> yes, there is. it's a beautiful day and into the weekend it's going to be really nice as well. so start making those outdoor plans. i want to show you the most recent track of hurricane matthew. maybe some of our viewers are curious. there's lots of ways for us to get information about the hurricane hunters. these folks have a very dangerous job taking an airplane flying it through the eye of a hurricane several times to collect data about the hurricane, where it's headed, movement, also the pressure that indicates whether

congresswoman dina titus ran in this district, a clinton supporter no surprise and political analystand msnbc john ralston our contributor here and writes locally here and former rnc chairman and msnbc man about the country michael steele. congresswoman let me ask you about this question, hillary clinton i think she'll be on defense tomorrow but she may come out and needle trump people think on the rigged election thing because he doesn't have much evidence. >> well i don't think she -- >> are we going to have a clean election? >> we are and you heard republican chastise donald trump for saying it's rigged. if you undermine our election process that's the end of democracy. >> why do you think he's doing it? >> because if you can't win by playing by the rules you say the rules are fake. >> this is hedging his bet so he can blame it on the system? >> that's exactly right. look at the poll numbers across the country here in nevada clinton is up seven points the handwriting is on the wall. >> you're saying he's smart to do this? >> i don't think he's smart to do anything he's been doing.

dina titus/(d) nevada: "you could feel the tension, it was very exciting, the stage looked beautiful, i commend unlv for doing a great job on this whole debate.")) whole city showed well, i think.")) ((patrick walker)) economist and brookings mountain west director robert lang says the city's estimated 100-million dollars worth of free exposure to the world is invaluable. ((robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "this adds to that brand, it adds to the idea that las vegas is more than a city that's just frivolous, it's a city that is very serious.")) ((patrick walker)) lang says the three major political events held in las vegas over the last year -- the republican and democratic primary debates on the strip and the final presidential debate wednesday night -- are setting the stage for more major events in the next election cycle. ((robert lang/director, brookings mountai this was successful, and we're going to get new facilities, and we should do a national convention because we're a swing state, and they tend to go to swing states." )) ((patrick walker)) we'll see if either

wrestler titus. and finally, finally, scarface. he's so sharp she's not allowed within 50 feet of a waterbed. from the showtime series, ray donovan, the great actor, steven bower. all right, all right. i'm shallow and stupid, so i go to the most obvious thing, walter. i am, like most journalists, i've been staying on top of weiner for a long time. i can't get off him. i can't get off him. is this the greatest election season ever? >> well, i think the last two weeks are the greatest election season ever. but, you know, i think weiner's going to go down this time. >> yep. >> but it's going to be, it's going to be a very long, very hard investigation. >> yep. >> with a lot of ins and outs. >> all right. what do you make of the e-mail investigation, walter, before i get fired? >> do you mean the entire e-mail investigation that's been going on for 17 years or just this part? >> is this a big deal? >> of course it's a big deal. people don't even talk anymore. all communication is e-mail. you know, the thing that distinguishes this from

there is a single known, surviving copy of titus andronicus, the first play of shakespeare's that was published while shakespeare was alive, and that single copy was found in a library in sweden and later bought by henry folger. so that is the only copy remaining in the world, and i have held it. [laughter] all right. so the first folio, as i mentioned, became a fetish object particularly -- prior to the gilded age, but particularly in the gilded age it was a the fetish object for collectors. mostly collectors would want a single, excellent copy, big original 17th century binding containing all the plays, and then there's some leaves in the book that are particularly valuable. those that you would expect over 400 years to get the most damage. the first page and the last page, the last page is the last page of cymbalene, the portrait9 page that includes that engraving of shakespeare that we all know so well. that's partly on the cover of "the millionaire and the bard." that, by the way, is one of two known likenesses of shakespeare not done from life, there is no portrait done from lif

center today, doors opent also joining clinton will be catherine cortez masto and congresswoman dina titus. according to her campaign clinton will remind nevadans the importance of voting and she'll discuss her economic and job growth plans. she'll also remind nevadans they can register to vote online or in person but you need that done by october 18th and early presidential voting starts october 22nd. after las vegas hillary's next stop will be in san biden will be in town tomorrow speaking at culinary union local 226 hall. and of course with the last and final debate here in las vegas on wednesday you can expect more political heavy- weights popping up throughout the weekend. hillary clinton and donald trump round 3... right here in las vegas- next wednesday at the thomas and mack. and we'll have special coverage before and after-- we hope you'll join us. before donald trump can focus on debating hillary clinton-- he's going to have to face off with his own party. house speaker paul ryan says he will no longer defend the g-o-p nominee. and trump fired back in a series of tweets.. calling

anything you can share with us, lessons learned in massachusetts that might titus as we go forward? >> and a good number us have looked here at massachusetts and they had a running start with the affordable care act under governor romney. one of them was having adequate penalties so you incentivize people and they didn't hold out until they needed healthcare. the other thing is you have to limit them getting into it after the enrollment period. you don't want to have to wait months before you have the coverage you need. that was an important part. we wound up also finding it interesting in massachusetts and that was there was a prediction that the emergency rooms would be overruled run with the expansion of medicaid expansion in the respected states. the actual impact was it was the opposite. we had a 10% reduction in people entering emergency rooms in the state of washington and that was also reflected in massachusetts. the reason is when you go in there with a nonemergent issue, you're told if you go down to the clinic down the street, and get your care there but it's gonna cost y

. >> limit titus don't kid yourself voter fraud is real my second challenge to you is this become involvedectoral process. maria: internet troubles aside wikileaks continue the data dumps. they are telling him to be ready. the major toll and the protests are having on viewership and the latest space crew reaches the international space station. the setting images from miles above the earth. one study says some are more likely to act out than others. markets this morning look like this. the futures indicate a decline. they have missed earnings expectations this morning. that's weight on the market. that has them stuck on pressure. also waiting on earnings from big names and mcdonald's above others. take a look at. the other majors are not too far from where they ended the session yesterday. i typh caused the closing of the stock market there. the others fractionally moving. the details behind the swimmers first acting gig coming up. wikileaks continues to target the clinton campaign. a new batch of e-mails released yesterday revealed that she was at the center of negotiating a 12 million-do