(weijia jiang//cbs news) "researchers say poorly designed headlights can also create dangerous conditions for drivers in onci cause a glare that may temporarily blind other drivers. i-i-h-s also factored in the trucks' high beams, l-e-d lights, and reflectors. evans says he's made adjustments on his own. (tom evans--pick-up truck owner) "i supplement it with running lights or fog lights// which are actually closer to the ground which will light up the ground in front of the vehicle." (weijia jiang//cbs news) but evans hopes auto manufacturers will make changes by the time he buys another truck. weijia jiang, cbs news, woodbridge virginia country are honoring craig sager by wearing some funky clothes. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day... we'll take a look at the nationwide tribute that's been trending on social media./// you're watching 8 news now good day. (scott question) you'd see the day when you'd see your cubbies against the indians in the world series? (don velcher, cubs fan at :30) >> "no and my dad's going to be 91 next year and i toasted an old style with him because i n

weijia jiang cbs news las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> according to the new york times...the candidates families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena tonight. ((brian loftus)) >> mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests. trump plans to bring the kenyan-born half-brother of president obama./// election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) it's a windy start to debate wednesday... temps in the 60s wednesday... and cooler with northerly winds this morning that have gusted to 30 mph overnight. ........... we should have plenty of s highs today near 80 degrees. ............. the air will be cleaner with the northerly winds today. back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> a man is dead this in north las vegas. metro tells us that the man in his forties was hit by a car ....while crossing the road near lake mead and linn .. investigators aren't sure if in metro's jurisdiction this year./// ((kirst

weijia jiang, cbs news, las vegas. and later this hour... donald trump's daughter, ivanka... will be in the area for a campaign event. she will stop in wauwatosa at the "crowne plaza milwaukee west" at 12:30 this afternoon. you ?do? need a ticket to attend. look for coverage later this afternoon on cbs 58.. 3 new at noon - the first confirmed 'human case' of west sheboygan county. county.and even though the peak mosquito season is over, state and local health officials are asking residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites.adults who have compromised immune systems are at the most risk.the virus spreads through the bite of an infected mosquito and is not transmitted person to person. symptoms of west nile begin between 3 to 15 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito and can include a fever, headache, and rash. there is no specific treatment recommended to apply insect repellent and minimize time spent outdoors in the evening. a southwest airlines passenger on his way to milwaukee last night had to be restrained mid- flight after, according to the airline...

weijia jiang has more on why the stakes are so high for both presidential candidates. >> trust fund by making -- began. without a customary handshake between the presidential nominees. one of the most controversial moments of the night came when donald trump refused to say whether he would accept the outcome of the general election. >> i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction he claims whatever it is is rigged

weijia jiang, cbs news, chantilly, virginia. >> pretty cool! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," comedian joel mchale from the new cbs series "the great indoors." ? lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... >>> well, racism has existed in america since its founding. now one california pastor has created a new treatment to fight it. as john blackstone explains, the participants are taking it one step at a time. >> i'm morgan and i'm a racist. >> reporter: something that is >> i'm bonnie and i'm a racist. >> reporter: -- is a conversation starter at a meeting of racists anonymous. >> i'm daryl and i'm a racist. >> reporter: participants in the multiracial group try to become more aware of their own biases. >> that means that if an arabic person gets on a plane and i automatically think terrorists. >> reporter: their goal is to abolish racism from their communities by first eliminating it from themselves. are racists. >> reporter: pastor ron buford started the weekly meetings last november at his congregationa

cbs' weijia jiang reports on the problem. this "ram 1500" is the 10th pick up truck tom evans has owned...but he says the headlights are not like the oth. others."it's supposed to be more direct beam, spotlight effect. these seem to be diffused out a little bit."the lights on evans' vehicle got a "marginal" rating from the evaluated 11 of the most popular pick up trucks. researchers tested the amount of light a truck provides as it travels straight and on curves. this video shows the honda ridgeline--the only vehicle to earn a "good" rating--and the chevrolet colorado...at the bottom of the list for clear visibility. visibility."some headlights even properly aimed aren't going to provide a wide enough distribution of light across the road to al "researchers say poorly designed headlights can also create dangerous conditions for drivers in oncoming traffic." that's because the headlights cause a glare that may temporarily blind other drivers.i-i-h-s also factored in the trucks' high beams, l-e-d lights, and reflectors. evans s

cbs's weijia jiang reports. "nats"11 year old damel royster says school can e stress...but she knows how to deal with it. "you know how something really irritates you? you just like (blows air out) "jiang: is that something you learned in class?royster: yes the 6th grader from baltimore, maryland has practiced yoga and meditation for three years. she attends free classes after school. these extracurricular activities are becoming more popular at schools nationwide...examples of "mind body therapy". "they include meditation, yoga."dr. erica sibinga is a pediatrician at johns hopkins...and a co-author of a new medical report that shows mind-body therapy can help children and teenagers overcome physical and emotional pain. it can also help with behavioral problems. "therapies that are directed at our minds ability to help our whole person do better or be healthier." "rrc skills students learn in these classes can help them for the rest of their lives." "when you have these tools when you're younger and you implement

the republican national committee immediately weijia jiang is in las vegas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the night actually started off calmly and it looked like it was going to be a policy-driven debate. in fact, the first question was about the future of the supreme court. the candidates clashed over their dramatically different plans for the country, but a heated conversation quickly spiraled into a personal confrontation. >> such a nasty woman. >> reporter: sin city showdown ended as it began without a customary handshake between the presidential nominees but one of the most controversial moments of the night came when donald trump refused to said if he would accept the outcome of the general election. >> i'll tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> that is horrifying. every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction he claims whatever it is is rigged against him. >> reporter: at least three republican senators, including arizona's jeff flake immediately condeemed the remarks on social media as it clinton's campaign.

recent polls give hillary clinton the edge there, but weijia jiang went across the state and found out this year the outcome is less certain. >> reporter: parts of pennsylvania are undeniably market, die-hard democrats crave the chance to cast their ballot. >> very passionate. >> reporter: in 2008, 83% of the vote in this city went to president obama. 85% in 2012. clinton hopes the same turnout will help her clench the state's 20 electoral votes. >> these will make the world go around. at least we h president. she has been in politics for years now. he just got in. >> reporter: but as the city's scape fades along the pennsylvania turnpike, so does hillary clinton's support while donald trump support emerge. we met this man at a johnsville steel yard, turned scrap yard, where he works. >> it used to make metal and now it's ghost. >> reporter: a ghost town? >> yes. >> reporter: the steel industry here at its peak in the 1950s. foreign competition and new technology wiped out those jobs and the community has yet to recover. he thinks trump can change that. >> he wants to try to bring jobs

weijia jiang in las vegas, thanks so much. >>> wikileaks says the u.s. government was behind ecuador's decision to cut off internet access for wikileaks founder julian assange. he was granted asylum in 2012 embassy. >>> president obama had advice for donald trump. stop whining. the president said trump's accusations of voter fraud are unprecedented and not based on fact. >> you start whining before the game is even whenever things are going badly for you and you are losing, you start blaming somebody else? then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. >> the president addressed the election yesterday at the white house while hosting the italian prime minister. mr. obama also accused trump of cozying up to russian president vladimir putin. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about tonight's debate with mark leibovich, the chief national correspondent for "the new york 9:00 eastern/8:00 central. >>> anti-american protests outside of the u.s. embassy in the philippines turned violent overnight. a police van that had been attacked plowed

as weijia jiang reports, this is their last chance for a face- to-face exchange over why they >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump will square off tonight in their third and final presidential debate. >> i think generally, the third debate, historically, matters the least. >> reporter: that's because with just 20 days left until the election, it's going to be hard for the candidates to change the current momentum. clinton now has a 9-point lead in the latest national poll. >> you can't believe anything you see. >> reporter: trump, who used to praise the polls now says the media and clinton are rigging the election. >> they even want to rig the election in so many cities where voter corruption is all too comoon. -- common. >> i call it, going down on the way out strategy. >> reporter: he said trump is trying to use negative tactics to win the white house. >> i think his only route to depress democratic turnout. and i think the way to do that is to make people so upset they don't even want to go to the polls. >> he wants to blame somebody else. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is

weijia jiang has a the latest from las vegas. -nat/sot (trump) "such a nasty woman."the tense sin city showdown ended as it began...without a customary handshake between the presidential nominees.but one of the most controversial moments of the night came when donald trump refused to say election:(sot trump) "i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense." suspense."(sot clinton) "that's horrifying. everything donald thinks something is not going in his direction he thinks it's rigged against him."at least three republican senators, including arizona's jeff flake, immediately condemned the remarks on social media...as did clinton's campaign.this group of uncommitted voters was left divided:(sot mos) it will inspire a disconnection from a lot of the population from a political standpoint(sot mos) to say, no matter what the results are, i will be okay with it//i don't think anyone would do that about anything that was serious (standup: weijia jiang cbs news las vegas, nv) the third and final debate here in las vegas was dominated by substance...from abortion to

weijia jiang tells us what he's saying today. >> reporter: campaigning in ohio, donald trump says he will change his mind about the out come of the election on one results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> reporter: during last night's third and final presidential debate, trump refused to say where he stood on the issue. >> are you saying you're not prepared now to -- >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> reporter: his campaign said they wanted to see the counted without voter fraud. >> he has every right, the prerogative to see how it will turn out. >> widespread fraud and irregularities, we'll see. >> reporter: democrats say it shows trump can't take responsibility. >> if something doesn't go his way he's not going to say i guess i should have ran a better campaign, he'll blame it on somebody else. >> reporter: the debate was the before they head to the polls. >> which candidates' performance had the biggest impact on your vote, 3, 2, 1 -- >> reporter: a group of undecided voters was surveyed for cbs4. >> thos

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(weijia jiang question) "why should she vote for donald trump?" (mickey garlingtrump supporter) ( "i think he is the one who can get this country going." the county's unemployment rate is nearly a percentage point higher than the national average.(5.8 4.9) 30-year old davon johnson is looking for a job after being laid off. he's voting for trump, even though his godfather is for clinton. (wj question) you both agree the economy is the most important issue. (davon shaking head don't agree who is going to do a better job for the economy. davon) he's went bankrupt and came back and went bankrupt again and came back, that is what we need. someone who is going to get us out of this hole we are in. (larry ) "business is different, business is different than dealing with the country." ( )(--weijia jiang/cbs news/chagrin falls, ohio) "no republican has won the white house without taking ohio. trump could use the help of this state's gop governor, but so far john kasich has not endorsed him." lifelong republican roger weiss picked kasich in the primary, bu

here's weijia jiang from las vegas. >> reporter: the showdown ended as it began, without a customary hands shake between the presidential nominees. but one of the most controversial moments of the night came when donald trump refused to say whether he'd accept the outcome of the general election. >> i will tell you at this time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. aren't going in his direction he thinks whatever it is is rigged against him. >> reporter: at least three republican senators immediately condemned the remarks on social media as well as did clinton's campaign. >> to say no matter what the results are i'll be okay with it, i don't think anybody would do that about anything that was serious. >> reporter: the third and final debate here was dominated by substance from abortion to the economy to russian interference in the election. >> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, no puppet. >> reporter: both candidates addressed their looming controversies as well. clinton on h

weijia jiang, cbs news st. louis. >>> a growing list of republan lter that tape, but the head of the dnc said they have lawyers prepared fight any state that its ballots. >> steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy remag environmentally friendly and minimizing job ss for fossil power plant worker >> so if you were on social media at all during or after the debate, you saw almost as much about that audience member as the candidates. for some reason kenneth bone took the internet by storm after asking one of the few questions that actually did s on policy last night. tweetsrange for calling from complimenting s mustache and outfit. >> senator tim kaine tweeting no question who won tonight, donald focused on hillary, hillary focused on the american people. >> meanwhile governor mike pence kept shorter congratulating donald trump on a bate win and saying he is proud stand with trump. taking a look at the traffic now, not a bad way to start on your monday morning. >> n too bad on many roads around the a

weijia jiang, cbs news st. louis. >>> a growing list of republican leaders are calling for trump to drop out of the race, but the head of the dnc says they have lawyers prepared to fight any state that attempts to change the names of its ballots. >> what steps will your energy needs while at the same time remaining environmentally friendly and minimizing job loss for fossil power plant workers. >> so if you were on social media at all during or after the debate, you saw almost as much about that audience member right there as the candidates. for some reason kenneth bone took the internet by storm asking one of the few questions that actually did focus on actual policy. tweets ranged from calling for bone to president to outfit. >> senator tim kaine tweeting no question who won tonight, donald focused on hillary, hillary focused on the american people. >> let's grab those keys and hit the roads now. >> a lot of this is stemming from many roads flooding. first. this is i-440 eastbound. the exit ramp is partially

weijia jiang, cbs news, chantilly, virginia. ((christianne klein)) >>> the team expects to finish scanning by next summer...with the 3-d shuttle ready to launch online by 2018./// ((paul joncich)) earthquake. ((christianne klein)) >> we will take you there to see the condition it left many historic landmarks in./// announcer: now, live...this is 8 news now at >>> it's the most expensive road improvement project in our state's history ... and will temporarily create one of the biggest headaches for drivers. ((christianne klein)) >> last night the first round of closures around the spaghetti bowl began... and tomorrow morning the northbound i-15 ramp to northbound 95 will be shut down. for a list of alternate routes... visit our website at las vegas ((paul joncich)) >>> today the mayor of las vegas shared her excitment at the official dedication of the new r-t-c bike share program. we first told you about it last month ahead of it's launch. if you remember the rtc received a one million dollar federal grant to purchase the equipme

weijia jiang is in las vegas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump is trailing in the polls, but going into tonight, he is telling sporters to ignore the numbers. hillary clinton has been laying low without a campaign rally in a week. and with both candidates on the defensive from those controversies, debate experts predict this could be the dirtiest one yet. donald trump spent the evening before the final debate, vowing to bring term limits to congress as president. >> it's time to sweep the nominee goes into tonight's showdown as the underdog, having lost support among women voters amid multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment. just yesterday, six people came forward to corroborate claims leveled against him by a writer for "people" magazine who says trump forcibly kissed her during an interview at his florida state in 2005. >> these allegations made up by the media. very unfair. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she is ready to answer questions around the unleashed e-mails published by wikileaks. one yesterday showed aide

weijia jiang is live with the latest for us. >> reporter: the burden was on donald trump to clean up an explosive controversy, which took up the first two questions of tonight's debate hillary clinton painted the supposed just another sxafl trump's personality and the tension only escalated from there. >> hillary clinton and donald trump did not shake hands at the start of their second presidential debate. tone continued as the two answered questions about the video released friday. he was using vulgar language about women. >> it's locker room talk >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump then brought up sexual misconduct allegations paid against clinton's husband former president bill clinton >> he was impeached. he lost his license to practice law. he had to pay an 850,000 fine to one of the women, paula jones who is here >> i'm remind of what my friend michelle obama advised us, when they go low, you go high. >> trump also attacked clinton on her deleted e-mails >> you should be ashamed. >> anything to avoid talking about your cam

. >> weijia jiang is live in las vegas where the two candidates faced off. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton have less than three weeks until election day. >> no more debates. no more naps. >> reporter: trump made headlines during last night's third and final debate when he the outcome of the election. >> are you saying you are not prepared now to -- >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> reporter: trump's campaign tried to clarify, saying they want to see the votes counted without voter fraud. >> he has the prerogative to see how it comes out. >> active widespread fraud, we will see. he is saying see what happens. >> reporter: democrats say it shows trump responsibility. >> if something doesn't go his way, he is not gonna say i guess i should have ran a better campaign. i guess -- he is going to blame it on somebody else. >> reporter: the debate was the last chance for americans to see the two on stage together before they head to the poll. >> which had the biggest impact on your vote? >> reporter: frank luntz surveyed undecide

weijia jiang is live with the latest for us. >> reporter: the burden was on donald trump to clean up an explosive controversy, which took up the first two questions of tonight's debate hillary clinton painted the supposed just another sxafl trump's personality and the tension only escalated from there. >> hillary clinton and donald trump did not shake hands at the start of their second presidential debate. tone continued as the two answered questions about the video released friday. he was using vulgar language about women. >> it's locker room talk >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump then brought up sexual misconduct allegations paid against clinton's husband former president bill clinton >> he was impeached. he lost his license to practice law. he had to pay an 850,000 fine to one of the women, paula jones who is here >> i'm remind of what my friend michelle obama advised us, when they go low, you go high. >> trump also attacked clinton on her deleted e-mails >> you should be ashamed. >> anything to avoid talking about your cam

weijia jiang, cbs ne >>> we had snow in the high country this morning. here's ashton with more. >> we do have snow in the high country, but it's coming to an end. 1to 4 inches for the higher mountain peaks. doppler 4000 showing a little bit of snow in the, high country, western boulder county. sterling and into nebraska we have light rain falling. we didn't expect much rain in denver overnight and we did not our weather watcher on the western slope, doug, 40 degrees, appreciate you reporting in. and 37 in elbert county, and peter says, wow, highly unusual, no wind. where you live, i agree, that is unusual. the lack of wind means it will be chilly at the bus stop this morning. it's always colder when the wind is light, and we expect about 38 at the bus stop. so make sure the kits are prepared for -- kids are prepared for that. >>> we've been watching the drive up into the high country as you've been tracking snow. though it's tapering off, the roads still wet up that direction. chain and passenger traction restrictions. from the cbs4 mousetrap cam, the vo

weijia jiang for c about s3 "eyewitness news". >>> and it is getting closer, we are just 32 days away from heading to the polls and electing a new president. stick with "eyewitness news" for your complete coverage of the campaign 2016. >>> well, time right now 5:37. in business news this morning help for people that cannot sleep. >> what is behind a surge in the markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, brooke and jim. rising oil prices are end ising markets higher. dow jones rose 112, nasdaq jumped 26. futures pointing to a lower opened. airlines watching hurricane matthew. they have cancelled about 1500 flights through friday, all in anticipation of the storm. miami, bohamas are seeing biggest impact. most airlines are letting passengers change free of charge. >>> prepaid debit card will have same ways i can protections as other debit card. new rules from federal regulators are two years in the making and they include protections for lost, stolen cars, clearly marked fees for cards and providing

now, weijia jiang is in las vegas where the candidates are making last-minute preparations for the showdown that millions are expected to tune in and watch. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump will square off tonight in their third and final presidential debate. >> i think generally the third debate historically matters the least. >> reporter: that's because hard for the candidates to change the current momentum. clinton now has a nine point lead in the latest national poll. >> you can't believe anything you see. >> reporter: trump, who once used to praise the polls, now says the media and clinton are rigging the election. >> they even want to try to rig the election at the polling booths where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too c'mon. >> reporter: a professor and debate on the way out strategy. >> reporter: he says trump is using negative tactics to win the white house. >> i think his only route towards victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout and i think the way to do that is to make people so turned off by the election that they don't go t

weijia jiang has the sneak peek from chantilly. virginia. >> reporter: the smithsonian team is conducting the biggest photo shoot in the history of the national air and space museum. by the end of the scanning process, how many pictures do and 10,000 50 megapixel images of the shuttles. >> reporter: they are putting the pictures together to create a 3d scan of the space shuttle discovery. it will look similar to the finished scan after that apoll -- scan of the apollo command module. at 124 feet long and over 50 feet tall, that requires some heavy lifting. >> the goal of this project is to document this object using 3d measurement too manies and then deliver that to the public so schools can print this object and view it online and they'll also be able to view it in virtual reality of. >> reporter: museum visitors can only see the shuttle from the outside. but the 3d version will allow them to explore inside too. valerie neal cure rates all the shut -- curates all the shuttle exhibits. >> by picking up the nuances of colors and sha

weijia jiang, cbs news, >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. f0 >>> good morning, everybody. 4:30now. thursday, the 6th of october. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. good morning, good thursday morning. another weather system has moved into colorado, snow in the mountain and light rain on the front range. denver, boulder and fort collins at least light rain. i think the radar is overdoing it a little bit. this looks like heavier rain than it is. nevertheless, some of the roads will be wet this morning. as we look at the i-70 corridor it's around idaho springs that that rain starts transitioning into snow. towards georgetown it's all

weijia jiang, cbs news, >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the last few roads to open back up after the 2016 floods. the permanent steps cedar rapids is taking to protect the city from rising flood water. the developing details about hurricane matthew while it inches closer to florida. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry.and i'm jenee ryan - kelly d'ambrosio's off today. ? ? let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather

weijia jiang, cbs news, >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - hurricane matthew is ?on the move.? people along the ?east coast?... are gearing up for the storm. as some families begin to evacuate their homes--- others are preparing to ?tough it out.? 3 ....focused on fighting hunger... makes a stop in our area today. details coming up! 3 good morning everyone.it's thursday, october 6-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including,big changes at miller park. concessions are about to get a makeover. we'll tell you about the new plans for the ballpark... coming up in a bit. 3 keep your umbrella handy today. meteorologist"justin thompson-gee" is tracking rain. justin,