mad an endorsement for president asa giuliani one of donald trump's heavy hitters stubbed my the union hall, he saids donald trump's thankful for the endorsement, anddo he appreciat the risk the police union endorsed donal trump saturday, but the present of the black shielde place association says not all officers agree with the endorsement.t. >> at this particular time it i a badad scene i think for us and could be a slap in the face for us as a communitytyf to endorse anyone at this time. >> every day and night you put on the uniform, it and you put your life at risk t protect us, most of the rest of us don't do thatat.put our live ato risk to protect others, that's what you do for a livingi >> union says hillary clinton is also welcome to stop by the union hall w. >> former vermont governor howard dean in town to campaign for hillary clinton says they are where ohio is a must win state. >> we went ohio cup donald trum cannot become presidentna , so we will do everything that we can to winev the state of ohio, we good reason to believe that we're going to win the state of ohio.rego former

. >> we'll talk about clinton's visit to las vegas and the first one that was not at a union hall this election season for her. ((steve sebelius)) >>> the battle ground state of nevada is being flooded with presidential and vice presidential candidat >> welcome back to politics now. presidential kand dates this month. democratic nominee hillary clinton was in town trying to valley her troops. >> we have been seeing her rally at the union halls. in her last stop before next week's debate she spoke in front of a larger crowd at the smith center. >> hillary clinton stumping in las vegas on thursday and reaching out to voters. >> the former secretary of state spoke about strengthening the economy, buto opponent donald trump. >> las vegas, you know something about this. i don't know how you can lose a billion dollars running a casino. >> the visit comes less than a week after her running mate hosted a rally with the local carpenter's union. a narrow lead over trump in nevada. wednesday she looked to use trump's remarks against him as clinton campaign for candidate catherine cortez masto. sh

t the third day that they have been stopping the state the former president started today at a union hall in youngstown,n, the ironworkers union has endorsed hillary clinton for president, ohio still very close between clinton and donald trump and clear that the clinton campaign is make an effort to reach voterspa in the swing-sta encouraging voter registration as a deadline approaches anda wanting an economic policy intact proposal to benefit at a time when we try our best to shield the cityty. the pastor said today that police sensitivity should be more of a concernidy bring the city together then to divided,p police patrols union voted friday to endorse donald trumpmp with 216 votes over hillary clinton with 68 votes within dansby the next team to snag a championship trophy? >> a sean downes wara progressive as the indians versuss red sox in first game o aldse as p.j. ziegler there where touches on the field.re that went down the paint at home platet and the new alds logo wobbly first in the end they signs the indians go through th final workout before game one alds versus red sox tomo

there are cleveland police, who have the street blocked off in front of their own union hall. there are more than 100 people blocking the street, protesting the vote. members were chanting outside, waving signs and calling for the union president to be that reaction stems from a vote that the patrolmen's association took to endorse donald trump. they've never made an endorsement before. the union president says now is the time to speak out, he says hillary clinton is anti-police and some minority officer say it's inappropriate when the city is trying to mend relationship with minorities. what does that say to cleveland trump?>> i don't care what it says to them. i'm an american citizen. we are american police officers. we have right to support only want in this city. >> we took an oath to protect and serve. police are servants of the city. we have to listen to the community.>>reporter: loomis says he's listening to members and the national police patrolmen's association which makes donald trump. derick waller news 5 live in cleveland.>>> what the new york city mayor says about

and hosting a rally at the union hall. there. she spoke to fox 31 tonight about the campaign. saying the choice is clear. i have a candidate we can be proud of. >> . she admits this has been a season of surprises. saying she and her husband don't take anything for granted. >> . that is the crowd singing happy birthday to clinton. during her stop this morning in florida. it is the candidates birthday. she's 69 years old topd. celebrated by going to an adell concert in miami. last night. which trump wasn't happy about. and after actress in the ugly betty star stopped at the campus. right outside an early voting location. >> . taking advantage of early voting in the election. at last count. nearly 417 thousand people have already turned in their ballot. as we near election day. in to 13 days just 13 days. >> . you can find it on kdvr.com. or the news mobile app. >> . secretary of state releasing new update tomorrow morning. 4 hundr impressive. >> . high end store opening upright in downtown denver. >> it's cool too. coming up the surprising number of locations this retailer has.

inside the union hall bill clinton takes the stage in front of hundreds. >> the most important thing in this election now is getting everybody who's for hillary to go vote. >> but minutes later he finds out not all westerly here in ask support. >> that you are a racist. bill clinton always racist. trying to make it up. the leaked video of donald trump making offensive comments to women in 2005. >> not surprised. but so completely offended. >> reporter: any stone unturned is foolish not to use it. but trump's leaked video wasn't the only negative press to make headlines. some at the events if clinton would address another round of emails released. >> just like anything anybody else does on the other side, we have to address our mistakes and our faults. >> reporter: clinton kept the conversation on job creation, and immigration reform. >> reporter: another family member and top clinton surrogate will in the area. that will be chelsea clinton >> reporter: ben, thank you. the second presidential debate is tomorrow night, the same night the packers take on the giants. today's tmj4 is airi

and hosting a rally at the union hall. about the campaign. saying the choice is clear. >> . i have a candidate we can be proud of. >> . she admits this has been a season of surprises. saying she and her husband don't take anything for granted. >> . that is the crowd singing happy birthday to clinton. during her stop this morning in florida. it is the candidates birthday. she's 69 years old topd. celebrated by going to an adell concert in miami. last night. and after actress in the ugly betty star stopped at the campus. right outside an early voting location. >> . taking advantage of early voting in the election. at last count. nearly 417 thousand people have already turned in their ballot. as we near election day. that number expected to grow. in to 13 days just 13 days. >> . you can find it on kdvr.com. or the news mobile app. >> . secretary of state releasing new update tomorrow morning. 4 hundred thousand as of today. impressive. >> . high end store opening upright in downtown denver. >> it's cool too. coming up the surprising number of locations this retailer has. choose

cortez masto is vying for senator harry reid's biden will talk to voters at the culinary union hall near the stratosphere tower at 12:45 p-m. doors open at 10:45. following the campaign event, biden will head to los angeles to deliver remarks at a another event tonight. the third and final presidential debate is less than a week away. the nominees will face off for a 90- minute debate next wednesday at the thomas and mack center. we'll have special coverage before and after the debate. the special session in carson city paused to observe the jewish holiday, yom kippur. lawmakers will be back in session today to discuss the future of bringing an nfl stadium to las vegas. there was still a lot of work being done behind the scenes, to get ready for the gavel to drop again today. on tuesday, the state senate passed the bill to fund the stadium with a hotel room tax and expand the convention center. the bill is now in the assembly's hands. "i really, truly don't believe governor sandoval would have called the special session if he didn't have the i believe it's going to get through. i don't t

hosting a rally at the union hall. after the rally. she s political reporter for an interview. talking about the state of the race. and what would happen if she became the sepbgd second lady of the u.s. >> . we don't know. there's no first lady. so we don't know. will i be second lady. >> . i don't know what i would be. >> . would you assume more responsibility. >> . who knows. what i will do is whatever hilary and tim say i cando to be helpful. stpwhr interesting question there. kdvr.com. find the link on our home page. >> . coloradoens are taking advantage of the early voting. at last count. nearly 417 thousand already turned in ballots. >> . it's all there. you can find the information on our app. kdvr.com. >> . problem solvers consumer alert. saoub row recalling one hundred thousand of the top selling models this afternoon. the problem the turbo charger air pump. can run continuously and over heat. that can cause a fire. the recall includes the 2007 to 2009 legacy. and out back vehicles. some 2008 to o 2014. along with certain 2009 to 2013

----kaine is speaking tonight at a rally at the carpenters union hall and tomorrow at a senior living center. it's the second visit this week by a member of a presidential ticket. donald trump was here wednesday. ----kaine's purpose here is about what happens before the election and on election day. people to register to vote. second, it's what to do after they register: vote, that is. ----this just emphasizes how important nevada is in the presidential race and what hillary clintons' strategy is. she knows what every other major democratic candidate who has run here since 2008 knows: the democrats have a registration lead so if they can increase that margin more than.... two dozen republicans are turning their back..... turning their back..... on donald trump. the former members of congress released a letter today saying... they cannont vote for.... the g- o-p nominee. they wrote.... that trump "makes a mockery" of hillary clinton... but... organizer andrew weinstein says.... some members will vote for the democrat..... while others will vote for libertarian gary johnson.... or... wr

several dozen protesters came out to the union hall this afternoon. their demonstration came just hours after former new york city mayor rudy giuliani stop by the same union hall. giuliani said trump is thankful take each and every day. the cleveland police union endorsed trumps saturday. but not all cleveland police officers agree with the decision. >> at this particular time at the bad thing for us and it could be a slap in the face for us as a community to endorse anyone at this time. >> every day and every night when you put your uniform on, that uniform is there to protect us. and you are putting your life at risk to prot that. >> union officials say democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is also welcome to stop by the hall. >> cleveland police are miss getting the circumstances surrounding a murder suicide inside a cleveland burger king restaurant. police and paramedics were called to the burger king at west 110 and lorraine this morning and found early michelle rivera dead. her ex-boyfriend, 45 -year-old jorge of euless barricaded hims

he will be at union hall where the senator is set to speak to a group of sheet mettal workers. earlier today pence campaigned in rural virginia where he drew applause from supporter who is thought he won last night's debate. pence responded is by saying that trump's campaign message was the real debate winner. >>> nearly 36 million people tuned in to the vice presidential debate, that's less than half the people that stuchbstuchtuned into the debate between -- they say pence effectively attacked trump. you can catch the second presidential debate this coming sunday at 9:00 p.m. on cozy tv. hillary clinton and donald trump will face off at washington university in st. louis. nbc 10's lauren mayk will be there and have a lives report after sunday night football. >>> and still ahead on nbc 10 news 5:00, our political punchout team is here to deliver all the news from the campaign trail. that is coming up at 5:15. you don't want to miss it. >>> it's a trying day for folks along the pennsylvania turnpike in bucks county. sky force 10 overhead after a tractor trailer overturned aroun

the former president spoke at "the international brotherhood of electrical workers union hall" saturday. doors open at 1 p.m for today's event and those police need your help this morning with finding two men in connection with a deadly shooting near 52nd and hampton. take a look this surveillance image of the suspects a man was shot at "comments lounge"... and later died at the hospital.police hope releasing the image will yield some tips from the police tell us a racine woman who struck and killed a racine man is cooperating with their investigation. the victim was walking across highway 32 in morning. police say the driver... stayed at the scene until police coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:the fallout continues for samsung.the two cell phone retailers saying they'll no longer carry the galaxy note 7. then -- the right pair of running shoes. after how many miles fitness experts say it's time to get a new pair of running shoes. but first here's a look at this morning's winning lottery the state of wisconsin has until novemeber 11th to appeal a judge's ruling that says sta

president joe biden will be stumping for both clinton and cortez-masto at an event at the culinary union hall on commerce near oakey. doors open at 10:45 a-m. nevadans to get out and vote. donald trump will join hillary clinton for the final debate at u- n-l-v. it's set for one week from today at the thomas and mack. we will have special coverage before and after the debate. "i hope trump gets in and deports every one of those illegals and they are all over the place and you can not deny it" a local man is caught on camera calling a group of construction workers wetbacks and demanding to know if they are even citizens. attacks on immigrants have been a common scene on the campaign trail. "and there's a lot of fear, in fact teachers and parents are calling it the trump effect. bullying is up, people are feeling uneasy." "the trump effect". prominant democrats and republicans have called trump out on his rhetoric. but do those words encourage language? fox5's miguel martinez valle takes a deeper look at what's happening here in our valley. <

he spoke at the culinary union hall, near commerce and oakey earlier this afternoon. the vice president is also campaigning for attorney meanwhile, donald trump wrapped up his visit to florida this morning in west palm beach. he addressed the new allegations against him... in which two women are claiming he touched them inappropriately. "the claims are preposterous ludicrous and defy truth common sense and logic. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies he also said it wasn't a coincidence that the allegations come at the same the $1.9 billion nfl stadium proposal is moving toward the end zone. the question is will opponents in the assembly make a goal line stand. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan is live in carson city with the latest on the debate. it seems it has been a marathon day of discussion on the assembly floor, as lawmakers are drilling into the deal. this the stadium is in it's fourth hour. the biggest concern among many of the assembly members is the structure of the bonds that would be used to pay the $750 million in public funding

biden spoke at the culinary union hall near commerce and oakey.. and told supporters donald trump gets a pass while other americans struggle. biden: this guy declared penthouse, which is a palace, looking over devestated areas of new york. biden was also doing some for catherine cortez masto.. who's running against republican joe heck for the senate. hillary clinton is on a star-studded fundraising blitz in california. she's set to headline a number of events that include performances from entertainers like elton john. meanwhile.. and evangelical groups over comments revealed in some hacked emails.. released by wikileaks. they show two high-level campaign officials discussing 21st century fox chairman rupert murdoch and newscorp chairman robert thomson.. saying they were attracted to catholicism because of quote: "systemic thought and severely backward gender relations." donald trump wrapped a series da west palm beach. he pounded the mainstream media and the justice department for being too cozy with the clinton campaign. he also said it's no coin

. >> anchor: heck ler created trouble while joe the union hall. >> bill clinton is the rapist. infowars.com. >> anchor: an anti-clinton website has offered to pay rallies. >> anchor: back to the debate next week. officials at unlv are gearing up. security is top priority during the final presidential debate. more than 1,000 officers will be on patrol next wednesday night. they are paying extra attention to the rally before debate. there are no credible threats at assembly floor, waiting for the vote. also ahead, the push for a law to protect victims of domestic violence. >>> an unlikely place that new york woman welcomes this you've heard plenty about joe heck and the tax breaks he's voted for. for oil companies and the millions the oil billionaire koch brothers have spent to elect him. bad enough. but heck voted time and time again to limit nevada solar. risking jobs and higher rates. for nevada families, it's personal. catherine cortez masto will expand clean energy solar jobs. catherine cortez masto will fight for nevada families. content of this advertising. as a marine com

.>> reporter: endorsement has brought back live postmasters to the police union hall.>> looking out for the best members. i do not understand why.>> reporter: cleveland police working to improve community relations. ministers call this damaging.>> the words law and order aren't important. they are not nearly as important as justice and grace.>> we had someone who want to cause division among us.>> reporter: trump promising more federal funding, he supports crime-ridden cities using stop and frisk.>> we have never had a candidate that has been so decidedly anti-police. we've never had a candidate that makes martyrs out of people that we unfortunately shot justifiably during police involved incidents.>> reporter: which candidate will be each and every one of you to vote. >> reporter: how it impacts progress? i spoke with stephen loomis, he says he is disappointed in their remarks. he is not racist. he says law and order that trump would bring would help the community be safer. some are calling for him to resign. he says he is not about to do that. this is us mayor jackson or police chief

the rally is going to be at the culinary union hall. the doors open up at 10:45 this morning. we're going to check in with >> dana: hillary clinton had an event yesterday at the smith center urging people not to vote for trump. >> he apparently lost a billion dollars in a single year on bad investments and failing casinos. las vegas you know something about this. i billion dollars running a casino. his supporters said it just showed what a genius he was and i guess you'd have to be some sort of genius to lose a billion dollars in a year. if you have friends thinking about voting for trump. stage an intervention. i think it is a serious concern because friends don't let >> dana: clinton behind the scenes today raising money in western states and then next week very publicly she will face off against trump in the third and final debate at the thomas and mack center here in las vegas. >> kim: we just unpacked a lot. let's talk it out this morning. we are joined by democratic strategist from washington, d.c. penny, we have so much to go through. let's start with the latest informa

he addressed a crowd of supporters at the sheet metal union hall on columbus boulevard. he threw jabs at trump and pens calling him a pretty conveyery guy. trump called mike pence performance phenomenal, he took credit for it, he said the vp debate is unlikely to sway any voters. essayed to be ramping up for the next presidential showdown on sunday night. >> we're learning more about ride the ducks tour boats abruptly shut down. katherine scott has the details. >> reporter: matt, where we are standing is normally the gathering point for the tours. there's the information booth over there. if you tried to buy a ticket for ride the bucks online, you will get a statement saying the ride has indefinitely suspended. they served 1 million visitors since they started their operations in 2003. ride the ducks philadelphia has suspended operations indefinitely. the vehicles are a cross between buses and boats drive on land and in water. tourists quack on duck whistles as they navigate the streets in the art museum area and ride on the delaware river. due to an increase in insuranc

and tim kane's wife will be here in colorado and holt will be and while he and re- wedge at the union hall that starts today at three amount to doors open at 230. baseball tonight is game two of the world series idiots put out a show and set out the comes a final score is sick to goose egg the indian starting pitcher even broke a world series record when he struck out nine people over six and eight anniversary innings the ninth game was wrote next game was moved up in our errors made in the middle of last nights game so don't forget to 508 coverage of the series begins at 430 play ball and go tribe is set outside to get a check of the greg dutra's out of the weather deck really upset about the loss for the cubbies in a stupor out here this late morning or early afternoon high temperatures on the legitimate 70s and basking in the sunshine is like for clouds out here and they're all upper-level get a 70s were cooler earlier we started off in the 30s like i said there is just nothing going on a few clouds over the matley saw those on a cam earlier looking out toward the met looks like even th

the sheet metal union workers hall where where the union came, they came to get updates on negotiations with septa, they didn't like what they heard. they will strike if need be at the end of the month. the current contract for the transit workers union 234 is said to expire at the end of the month october 31. if the strike happens it will start november 1. some of the demands they want, they want an increase in the cap which pensions are calculated 50,000 to $70,000. wage increases, better healthcare and dental care. if the strike hams it won't happen -- happens, it won't happen until december 1. if it continues during the november 8 election they will continue to strike despite that happening. we did speak with union members who came out after the vote. they are not happy. >> they want to take away our benefits. if they don't touch management, why do they want to touch ours. we're on the front lines. >> they want to take us out of where we are now, put us in a lessor claim. >> reporter: septa did send us a statement this morning it reads in part both parties exchanged proposal on july

today officers in uniform and members of the public descended on the union hall at dorchester to take part in the blood drive. >> police on this after 9/11, is just great. people want to give back to the community. officers from the boston police department want to give back. todd: giving back because two of their own received blood transfusions after a deadly shooting with a suspect. officer richard cintolo was just released from hospital. officer maurice remains in the icu --- morris remains in the icu. >> todd: the suspect, kirk figuroa had become a constable recently for the city despite charges and other states. the council wants to review the project process for constables. >> we would have seen some things had we had a national by project. not that this would have been prohibited from happening. todd: mayor walsh looking finds on constable politicians. ben: next on newscenter 5 at 5:00, the assaults on isis in the iraqi city of m osul. progress in moving forward with that mission, but it could last for months. jc: children waiting for the bus hit by an suv. the witnesses that r

they were busy making picket signs at the union hall in northern liberties tonight.34 is threatening to walk off the job midnight monday going into tuesday leaving bus, subway and trolley riders to fend for themselves. >>> millions of americans pay their bills online. it's gotten to the point many don't think much about it. the next story will have you double and triple checking when you submit a payment online. nydia han is here to explain. >> it's bizarre. typos happen, right? we have all hit a wrong key stroke. you never made a mistake quite like this. wait until you hear the response from pgw when it came to giving their customer a refund. >> i don't want to tell people this happened to me. >> reporter: she says she accidentally hit the wrong key paying a bill online. typing a 3, instead of a decimal point. instead of paying $19.88, she paid $19,388. >> felt stupid. who does this? >> reporter: the mountain of money went out of her checking account to philadelphia gas works. >> confirmed they had the money, a massive credit balance. >> reporter: they initially tol

. >> romona: tomorrow rudy guiliani will visit the police union hall to campaign for donald trump. cleveland 19 news will be there and have reports on the rally. hillary clinton was in akron encouraging palm to register to to register to vote. >> i want people to change. that's part of the dynamic spirit. one thing is we will have change, but what kind of change? >> romona: earlier in the day she picked up an endorsement from cavaliers star lebron james, and it was announced former president bill clinton will be in canton on wednesday to campaign on behalf of his wife and even though most people feel mrs. clinton won trump has increased his lead in ohio. that's according to a new university poll. the republican candidate is up 47 to 42%. the libertarian had 6% and jill stein had 1% backing. >> a new study shows people who own a big dog like a great dane are more likely to take their four legged friend on more walks. that in turn can help their pet owners think the larger dog breeds need more effort and are more motivated to exercise. the exercise not only helps the human stay healt

. >> and on the republican side former mayor rudy guiliani was at the cleveland police union hall stumping for donald trump. over the weekend the police patrolman's association formally endorsed the we will have continuing coverage of campaign 2016 on air and on-line all the way to november. plus if you missed anything from tonight's debate we had the complete recap on cleveland 19.com and on our app. >> romona: a shocking development at the school board meeting. the president abruptly resigned. the district is facing huge cuts in staff and programs because of a budget d shelby miller is live with how they plan to make up all of the money, shelby. >> tonight the parma school board voted to get an extension so that they have more time on how to handle the $15 million budget deficit. the issue is if the department of education does not okay the extension they will have to make cuts at the parma city schools this school year. >> fireworks erupted in the parma school board meeting as peetro, resigned after the special meeting began. for more than an hour, school board members asked questions a

union halls and the events have 300-500 people. if there's a labor conference... it's maybe a few thousand people. donald trump holds large rallies... they filled the henderson pavillion yesterday... and campaign staff say they admitted some 7-thousand people through the gates. that's his m-o... large venues... large crowds. ((christianne klein)) >> which strategy seems to be moving the needle... if at all? how to play to their bases. for trump... he's casting a wide net... and tries to get as many people in the door as he can. clinton's side... especially with unions... knows that's a strong suit... and organized labor folks for her are more likely to get out and do organized canvassing... efforts to get people to the polls... so she's ri months... that we may not see that needle move significantly enough until right up before the election. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> thank you, patrick. a reminder, 8 news now is your local election headquarters for all the races that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> turning th

his wife, who spoke to the hourly workers million 550 in canton today that the relatively small union hall it is certainlyn a packed house in canton, so they too are of best arere by the former presid lincoln across the state and they've been spending quite a bit of time in this statete leading up to the election. caddy dansby the next team to get a championship trophy, tomorrowo showdown as they play the boston red sox in the first game of alds. p.j. ziegler has more from progressive field, the state is also getting a makeover. of kin one of the alds between the indians and red soxoxf they have plenty of postseason historyey. they will have another chapter with ken want more. today the grounds crew, of the new red paint and the indians logo and the alds logos. as for the red sox, either starting pitchers that are to pitch during the series has won a postseason game for either boston or cleveland, rick porcello starts for the red sox is 22 and four and yell leader in victoriesea with two playoff starts is given six home runs i 12 innings asked about the potent lineup. very well balanced, t

officers in uniform and numbers of the public dissented on the union hall in dorchester to take part in the blood drive. >> we saw this after 9/11. after the marathon. today, it's great. people want to give back to the community. officers from the boston police department want to give back. todd: two of their own received blood transfusions after a shootout with heavily armed suspect last week and east boston. yesterday officer richardson told him -- richard syntel cintolo. >> matt has undergone several surgeries. i think he has a longer route out of it. todd: kirk figaro overshot and killed by police. he is recently become a constable for the city despite criminal charges in other states. now the boston city council is planning to review the process here we would have seen some things. does not mean this would have prohibited what happened. todd: mayor walsh also saying he's looking forward to learning with the city council finds through its hearings on constable qualifications. antoinette: they live look over boston. we have some clouds out there. a lot cooler than it was yesterday

romona: before the event in lorain kaine and al franken spoke to supporters at a service employee's union hall on east 30th in downtown. and to see more from today's campaign events download the free cleveland nip teen news app -- 19 news app. you can stay on top of the latest news including polls and video. >> denise: an indians fan was scammed after selling his tickets on-line for a profit. sara goldenburg has more so you don't become a victim as well. >> he thought everything was good to go when the money showed up in his venmo that can be used on your smartphone of the the problem is the money didn't transfer into his bank account before he gave away his world series tickets. >> he was thrilled when the indians made it to the world series. they bought four tickets to game one. two for him and two to sell. >> i got a guy text me from the chicago area code that was interested in buying he bought them for $150 apiece. >> we agreed on $950 per ticket. he immediately said to me and i got a venmo notification that i got the money in my account. >> he then sent the tickets to the buyer. then he w

. >> the clinton campaign chose the union hall as the preserved venue. the strategy behind that is obvious, they want to energize the people that are going to get out and the base. organized labor is a powerful force in southern nevada to get the workers out to organize the rest of the state. the united brotherhood of the carpenter training center is impressive to show case to the public and to the media. hillary clinton will be back in las vegas on wednesday and we don't have the details yet. you can watch the rest of the interview with senator kaine on los angeles vegas now.com. >> good news, if you are like me and you wait until the last minute to to everything, in response to threats from a democratic lawsuit, the secretary of state has extended it was going to be october 8th shths that was saturday. but now it is going to be october eleventh, next tuesday, if you get your voter registration in the mail by tuesday and post marked and you are going to be signed up. after that you have to register either on-line or in person. if you want to register on

he's hosting a rally at a local union hall at 11-am... at the southwest regional council of carpenters. doors open at 9-am. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now is your local election headquarters.. on air and online. /// >>> let's get a check of the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria construction is underway in the northwest on the state's centennial bowl interchange project. expect lane closures. sunday night, sky pointe at 215 will close through 5am monday. use alternates. ((demetria obilor)) >>> apple just revamped its line of laptops... the new touch feature that was added on the keyboard. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- starbucks' spookiest drink is back for halloween. how long you'll have to get your "frappula" fix. /// ((kirsten joyce)) apple unveiled it's brand new line of mac computers in nearly four- years. ((brian loftus)) >> and, starbucks is bringing back its spooky drink for halloween. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning jill. starbucks just unveiled it's halloween drink, jill.... /

it's at union hall on freeport street in dorchester from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. there's sure to be learning officer richard cintolo was released from the hospital and is now home and recovering while officers matt morris is still at mass general hospital, but the police commissioner says he continues to get better. he is thanking everybody for their continued prayers, and the one thing the commissioner said he told people what they could do when they asked how to help is shea should donate blood. that's precisely the reason they're holding this blood drive today. victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: we're following breaking news. a sheriff's deputy in northern california is dead after he was shot while responding to a disturbance on wednesday night. police arrested a suspect shortly after. jack hopkins just joined the force last year. deputies drove their patrol cars through town in a procession to honor the 31-year-old. >> christa: the latest now in the fight against isis and iraqi special forces have joined the offensive i morning advance on

a few days after the cleveland police union made endorsement for president as giuliani, stop by union hall, a peggy gallek joins us with what happeneds . >> the former mayor of nyc met with union leaders and thanking officers for the endorsement off donald trump. >> after arriving at the cleveland police you know thanked them ani for their work during the rnc i july. >> i have never seen a better job i have fond memories of cleveland, the convention was handled so beautifully by all the people especially the policeman >> he stopped at the union home a few days after thee police donald trump for president, cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loomis defended the endorsement. even though he has received criticism from several local officials and organizationsec. >> and does not make as bigots, that does not make is racist, and does not make a sexist in excess americans. m once again restore and very will giuliani said that donald trump appreciates the endorsement and the risk that they take every day.s >> each day, that you put on that uniform, is there to protect us in t

that will be at the culinary union hall on commerce. doors open at 10:45 a.m. to rsvp we have a link on news3lv.com. clerk county in a jail accused of holding a woman hostage and repeatedly raping her. sergio avila explains the man formerly known as daniel sul avich was accuse of a similar crime in alaska but the charges were dropped in that case. >> reporter: people who knew pirate told they are not surprised he's facing similar charges here. . >> just seemed like a predator type. and so i put loud warnings out about this talking about this man. born daniel sul avich but legally known now as pirate. pirate was charged with kidnapping a woman, holding her hostage for weeks and raping her in a remote part of alaska. the victim was a friend of o'connor. >> all of a sudden she disappeared and had us worried. we found out later that know of course he had her duct taped in a cabin. and assaulting her. >> reporter: when the victim those following the case were shocked. >> everyone kind of felt let down by the court system. i mean, this guy has such a record doing thi

is big momentarily, we have dave nethers who was ther at the time, and, it is a relatively small union hall the trump campaign, calls this the clinton apology tour citing the former presence of part of nafta losing reduction jobs here and elsewhere, dave nethers will join us later on. >> a group of local pastors gather on the side denouncing the cleveland police patrol mount union for endorsing donal >> are asking that cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loomis stop thi at a time that we are trying ou best to heal the city.. >> they said today that police sensitivity should be more of a concern to bring the city together and then dividing,ri police patrol mount union voted friday to endorse tromp with 21 votes over democratic presidential nominee hillary are questions about problems withab surveillance cameras. >> the ones that you see on pau set up to detect you. they're asking the same questions as the it spending hours today grilling those in charge of the security cameras what about breakdowns? i team showed a security camera left focused on a patch of payment crime

"eyewitness news" at the sheet metal workers union hall in south philadelphia. cane discussed democratic nominee hillary clinton's plan for immigration reform. >> this plan that hillary and i have that worked as senator to do it in comprehensive way, to look at reform issues, do it comprehensively, to have path for citizenship people here, working hard, paying taxes, living by the rules, also to have bet ever border security. we can do both. >> tonight clinton attended fundraiser in washington dc and she thanked supporters for donating and urged them to do as much as they can to get out the vote on election day. >> on the republican said, donald trump campaigned across nevada. rallied supporters in reno tonight, and his speech included lecture to locals at the rally about the correct way to pronounce the name of their state. he insists it is nevada. >> best overdoses in nevada. nevada. and you know what i said? you know what i said? i said when i came out here, i said, nobody says it the other way. it has to be nevada. right? and if you don't say it correctly, a

we've seen her rallying at union halls. but tonight... in what could be her last stop in the silver state other than next week's debate -- she went for a larger rally.... speaking in front of 35-hundred supporters outside the smith center. ((nats- cheyenne high school marching band plays)) ((patrick walker)) hillary clinton stumping in las vegas thursday... trying to shore up support in the silver state... and reaching out to voters on the lawn outs center. the former secretary of state spoke about strengthening the economy... but also went after her opponent... donald trump. ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "las vegas, you know something about this, i don't know how you can lose a billion dollars running a casino.")) ((patrick walker)) the visit comes less than a week after her running mate... senator tim kaine... hosted a rally with the local carpenters union. clinton has a narrow lead over trump in nevada -- just over a point in an average of polls over the last 3 weeks. against him... as she tries to maintain her lead. ((

philadelphia, rallying supporters, and you're looking at a live picture from the sheet metal workers union hall in south philadelphia where hillary clinton's running mate is, i believe, about to take the stage there. the campaign says kaine will discuss democratic nominees's economic plan. >>> clinton was at her washington d.c. home today, she's raising money and preparing for sunday's presidential debate with donald trump in st. louis. today we have learn that vice-president joe biden will stump for her at bucks county community college in bristol, friday. taking a lot the republican side vice-presidential nominee mike pence rallied with voters in virginia, and he will make a stop in dauphin county parks within the hour. republican nominee donald trump is on a campaign swing through nevada, visiting private school in las vegas before holding a rally in nearby henderson. he will hold his final rail of the day in reno. >>> just 33 days now until voters head to the polls and "eyewitness news" has you covered as we hit this home stretch. we will have update on both candidates here on tv and cbs ph

the cleveland police union made linda larson of donald trump, one of his having hit her stop the union hall asin peggy galle reports. with the> union leaders and thanked the police for their endorsement. after arriving at the police using a home tuesday , the giuliani shake hands and thanke them for their work during the rnc.c. never seen a better job i have very fond memories of clevelandob, at the convention was handled so very beautifully by all of the people of cleveland and especiallyy the stopped at the union home a few days after the police union endorsedd donald trump for president, as. steve loomis defended the endorsement, even though she ha receiveded criticism from sever local officials and organizations. that does not make us bigots, or racist or sexistt , it does mak u we will restore a very close relationship. >> rudy giuliani told the crowd that donald trump appreciates the endorsement in the risk takenroro each day. >> each day when you put on you uniform, it isis there to prote us. and you put your lives at risk to protect us, most of us do no do that , do not put our live

"eyewitness news" at the sheet metal workers union hall in south philadelphia. cane discussed democratic nominee hillary clinton's plan for immigration reform. >> this plan that hillary and i have that worked as senator to do it in comprehensive way, to look at reform issues, do it comprehensively, to have path for citizenship people here, working hard, paying taxes, living by the rules, also to have bet ever border security. we can do both. >> tonight clinton attended fundraiser in washington dc and she thanked supporters for donating and urged them to do as much as they can to get out the vote on election day. >> on the republican said, donald trump campaigned across nevada. rallied supporters in reno tonight, and his speech included lecture to locals at the rally about the correct way to pronounce the name of their state. he insists it is nevada. >> best overdoses in nevada. nevada. and you know what i said? you know what i said? i said when i came out here, i said, nobody says it the other way. it has to be nevada. right? and if you don't say it correctly, a

no one at the union hall would talk on camera, but their message was clear. if they don't get a new labor contract, you'll need to find a new way to get to work if you use septa in the city. >> this is my second bus right here. i've got the 125. i'm on the 65. >> reporter: we caught up with this septa passenger moments before his bus arrived. he says he'll car pool in case a strike happens and continues through one of the most important general elections in history. >> we did it at work today. everybody was getting together. if you work in the morning, the guy said he'll come and back you up. just put a couple dollars in his gas tank. >> reporter: other passengers told us a possible septa stoppage won't keep them from the polls november 8th, even if they rely completely on septa. >> i'm getting to work and i'm going to vote. >> reporter: by any means necessary? >> the early part i'm fine, but the evening part, i depend on septa. >> reporter: some passengers told us they plan to use uber or lyft in the event of workers walking off the job next week. because pe

the former president spoke at "the international brotherhood of electrical workers union hall" saturday. today's event and those attending must rsvp. . police have a person of interest in custody this morning in connection to a milwaukee musician who was found dead over the weekend. donald lewis was found dead yesterday... hidden inside the club he owned....the "young urban jazz cafe" near 24th and fond du lac we spoke to son who says... the family is still in disabelif on how this could happen. he offered opportunity to anyone - i'd never seen him turn was open to giving everybody a chance he was reported missing on a man is struck and killed while crossing a highway in mount pleasant overnight. it happened on highway 32 north of chicory road. tonight, the victim is indentified only as a 20- year- old man. police say the driver who struck him... a 27- year- old woman from racine.. is being cooperative in the investigation. middle school are remembering one of their own this jeff petrie was diagnosed with lymphoma a year ago.he lost his battle with the disease over the weekend. just two

eddie union hall, rudi giuliani on behalf of donald trump accept the endorsement of the cleveland police patrolmen's endorses them.>> don't tell me that police officers aren't being made scapegoats of all of the social problems we have. >>reporter: using -- steve loomis said in an defended the decision. >> that doesn't make his biggest, it doesn't make us racists, it doesn't make a sexist, it makes us americans. we are allowed to decide. we have political freedom and that's what's great about the country. >>reporter: the cleveland naacp is critical, i asked giuliani if this put a strain on the relationship with communities where lisa trying to reestablish one. >> we have had eight years of barack o come -- race relations are worse if they are eight years of barack obama being in the white house. if anything, this should be a source of coming together. the democratic process was followed in the police officers african-american police officers.>>reporter: giuliani told me the vote was overwhelming and it was 3 to 1. only 50% of the rank-and-file voted. john kosich news five live in clevela

former new an abortion forel president, ru giuliani, one of donald trump's supportersu stopped at union hall. >> eke out joins us with what happened. the former new york mayor met with union leaders and thank them for their endorsement, ru giuliani took time for the pres conference to praise the work of cleveland police officers durin the july republican national convention said he felt that theywe job also thatn donald trump appreciated the risk that they take every day.. the police union endorsing him saturday and the fraternal order of police in washingtonna september 16, but not all officers agree with the endorsement.e >> at this particular time, it is a bad thing i think for us i could be a slap in the face for us as a community to endorse anyone at this time. the men and women in uniform because he knows,, like all goo americans, that you are special and you are special because, every day inin life that you pu on your uniform, that uniform i there to protect us. several juicy leaders and organizations including black lives matter of cleveland disagree with the endorsement,t cleveland

he'll be rallying for clinton at the culinary union hall. doors open at 10:45 and you can rsvp for that online as well. nevada is very close to getting an n-f-l stadium... but there are several items lawmakers need to take care of why many are in carson city right now for a special session. fox5's kevin bolinger is also in carson city, and joins us with what was talked about today. closed captioning will resume closed captioning will resume closed captioning will resume closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume closed captioning closed captioning hurricane matthew is over. and help is coming hurricane matthew is over. and help is coming too slowly, for the people who need it the most. "(shasta darlington, cnn international correspondent) "have you gotten any help here. it is one of the hardest hit areas." (man) "no, no!" " we'll look at what is happening both in haiti and the u-s... and how scammers are taking advantage of the situation. and we continue to follow the brawl that broke out between high

workers prepared the picket signs at the 234 union hall in northern liberties last night. union members voted to go on strike at midnight monday if no deal is reached before then. now, if they do this, that will leave septa comiewrpts -- commuters who use buses and subway as and trolleys a new mode of transportation to get around this morning. the strike, if they do this does not the affect regional transportation. >>> police were out in full force to prevent more violence around temple university. >> reporter: temple does not want a repeat of what happened last friday night. there's a heavy police presence to stamp out anything that might break out. temple beefed up their police presence along with philadelphia police, by bike, car and horse police saturated the area. >> if you're here to harm anybody we'll be ready and stop that from happening. >> reporter: 200 jive nice orchestrated a flash mob an instagram. students were kicked and punched and knocked to the ground. one had to be hospitalized. ultimately fourteens were arrested in the assaults. >> it was shocking, i gue

workers prepared picket signs at the local 234 union hall in northern liberties last night. union members voted to go on strike midnight monday if no deal is reached. if they strike they will leave septa commuters who use buses subways and trollies a new mode of transportation tuesday morning. if they strike it does not affect regional transportation. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, a jury could begin deliberating in the so-called bridgegate trial monday. closing arguments were presented yesterday in newark. defendants said chris christie concocted a plan to create gridlock at the george washington bridge as political revenge. chris christie said he was unaware of plan, but testimony contradicted his account. defendants face conspiracy and wire fraud charges. >>> coming from you're a delaware newsroom, a beloved bakery that was badly damaged by fire last christmas is now back open for business. the bakery opened its doors in elsmere. they are suing the company that installed the oven that is believed to be the cause of the fire. the bakery owner said it's been a longer road