jamie yuccas has the latest on the fallout: jamie yuccas, cbs news a test firing for space x's falcon 9 rocket ended in a disastorous explosion at cape canaveral. it was hauling an israeli communications satellite. facebook planned to use it to expand internet access into owner of the amos-6 satellite onboard. that was a 195 million dollar satellite. that was destroyed jamie yuccas, cbs news space-x released a statement saying there was an anomaly on the pad resulting in the loss of the vehicle and its payload. it went on to say there were no injuries." the blast was felt miles away and billows of smoke poured into the sky. the falcon-9 has experienced problems before. one rocket exploded shortly after lift-off in 2015 and another experienced a failed landing earlier this year. a critical partner for nasa. it carries supplies and equipment to the international space station. ( bill harwood, cbs news space consultant) nasa has a 1.6 billion dollar contract with spacex to launch dragon cargo ships to the international space station. jamie yuccas, cbs news space-x says the reusable falco

but as jamie yuccas explains... her rival donald trump says he takes no satisfaction in her health issues. hillary clinton is recuperating her stumbling and needing help getting into her suv. she was leaving a september 11th event at ground zero . nat "how are you feeling secretary clinton/ feeling great! feeling great! later, a smiling clinton left her daughter chelsea's manhattan apartment. her campaign initially said she felt overheated. but sunday evening her doctor announced that clinton had actually been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. questioned clinton's health expressed concern on cnbc. "it was quite sad to be honest with you. and i hope she gets well soon. no satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever. (jamie yuccas/cbs news, washington) clinton is 68. trump is 70. neither has released their full medical records although trump said this morning he had a physical last week and plans to release the results soon. he also released a new ad attacking clinton's comments last week at an lgbt fundraiser where she in

jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. ((brian loftus)) >> the vice presidential debate between tim kaine and mike pence is a week from today. it will be moderated by cbs' own elaine quijano. country were glued to the debate .. several watch parties were held here in town. some -- like nevada state senator pat spearman-- were critical about how the moderator, lester holt, handled the debate. (( "it's that imbalance if you will. that is mind boggling because my fear is people will spin it in a way that since he didn't fall down, he won, and that's not true." )) ((brian loftus)) >> a lot of the other comments we heard .. were from people asking about rebounding the economy and creating j ((brian loftus)) >>> the final presidential debate will be held right here in las vegas at the thomas and mack. the ticket lottery is now up and running for eligible u-n-l-v students. in order to qualify you must be a full time student ... and in good academic standing ... and you cannot have any pending or outstanding student conduct violat

jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. ((brian loftus)) >>> the third presidential debate will be here at u-n-l-v on october 19-th. parking restrictions could start as soon as 5 days before the event... and shuttles will run to off-campus parking facilities. network television producers have been scouting campus for places to set up temporary television sets... leading up to the debate../// ((brian loftus)) >>> nevada will decide in november whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana in nevada. if the ballot initiative passes... it would allow adults to legally posses up to one ounce of marijuana... or one-eighth of concentrated marijuana... starting january first. local governments could make rules on where businesses would set up.. but would not be able to impose bans. we are one of five states voting on recreational marijuana. recent polls have shown support >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign. you can catch the latest news here on channel 8.. and online at las vegas now dot

jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. once the debate is over, wisconsin will be a major focus for both campaigns....take a look at all the appearances scheduled presidential candidate "mike pence" will be in waukesha tomorrow at 'weldall manufacturing.donald trump will hold a rally at the ?waukesha county expo center? on wednesday.the wife of democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is coming to wisconsin on thursday.and chelsea clinton will be in wisconsin on friday....details on both visits still to come. the latest marquette poll shows a 2-percent margin between clinton and trump among likely state voters. 3 and if you've already made up your mind, early voting begins today at the 'zeidler municipal building 'in milwaukee. it's the first of three locations for casting an absentee ballot in the city. we have all the information you need oon how to do that on our website, cbs 58 dotcom. the family of a soldier who died in afghanistan last year is coping with another tragedy. they tell cbs 58 that the brother of th

(bridge jamie yuccas/cbs news, ) washington)clinton is 68. trump is 70. neither has released their full medical records although trump said this morning he had a physical last week and plans to release the results soon. he also released a new ad attacking clinton's comments last week she insulted half of trump's supporters.sot from ad hillary clinton: "you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the 'basket of deplorables.' the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it."voiceover: people like you . . . you . . . and you.voiceover: "deplorable." (track)clinton has said she regrets the comments. jamie yuccas, cbs news, the white house. gorgeous september weather in southeastern wisconsin. justin is in for rebecca today with ready weather... lots of sunshine with clouds slowly increasing in the afternoon. highs in the upper 70s, a little above-average. little breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.tonight: clouds returning with rain by morning. lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.week ahead: scattered showers and a few isolate

jamie yuccas has reaction to last night's much- anticipated face-off. (package script) trump: our country is suffering because people like secretary clinton have made such bad decisions clinton: well, donald, i know you live in your own reality reality(track 1)both sides are claiming victory after last night's bruising presidential debate. donald trump questioned whether hillary clinton is fit to serve as doesn't have the look, she doesn't have the stamina (track 2)while clinton suggested the businessman won't release his tax returns because he has something to hide. (sot clinton) maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes. (track 3)this morning, clinton told reporters she was thrilled with the debate and said the choice is clear.(sot clinton) his demeanor his temperament, his behavior on the stage can be seen by everybody people can draw their own conclusions (sot mike pence/republican restraint and the temperament that the american people know is required for the presidency.

thanks very much, jamie yuccas reporting tonight. reporting tonight. still ahea ? ? the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >>> she was the founding mother of modern conservatism, phyllis schlafly died yesterday of cancer. a gop delegate for donald trump was best known for leading the fight against the equal rights amendment in the 70s. she called feminists "bitter women seeking a constitutional cure for their personal problems." phyllis schlafly was 92. >> police chase in phoenix ended in gunfire and played out on live tv. the driver in the dark suv was wanted for bank robbery. penned in by unmarked police vehicles. the officers jumped out, shots were fired, the suspect was killed. two other suspects had been arrested earlier. >>> when a fragile rock formation on the oregon coast collapsed last week, the ocean was the leading suspect. vandals pushing the sandstone woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a hear

jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. ((brian loftus)) >>> you can watch the broadcast live right here on channel 8 starting at 6 pm./// several debate parties around town tonight .. one is taking place at the 'for nevada's future' office on mlk near alexander at 5 pm. it's being hosted by several political groups... another is being held by the clark county republican party at neche restaurant and ultra lounge at town square. doors open at 5 .. tickets cost 30 dollars .. which includes food and drink./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and the final presidential debate will be taking place here in las vegas next month at the thomas and mack. classes will be canceled in nearby buildings in the 2 days leading up to the debate .. about 5 days beforehand .. shuttles will run to off- campus parking lots. network television producers have been scouting unlv for places to set up temporary anchor sets. you can watch the debate at unlv right here on channel 8 october 19th./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquar

jamie yuccas is at the white house with more details. hillary clinton is recovering after nearly passing out at a 9-11 event in new york sunday. clinton's campaign initially did not reveal she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday but they now say they will be more (brian fallon/clinton campaign spokesman/courtesy: msnbc) "in the next couple of days, we're gonna be releasing additional medical information about hillary clinton." "we've been in touch with her physician this morning to get those together. we're gonna release that to further put to rest any concerns about what you saw yesterday." donald trump says he had a physical last week and promises to release the results soon. (standup: jamie yuccas/cbs news/the white house) trump wished clinton well - and then went on the attack over a comment she made about his supporters this last week. (sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee) "you can put half of deplorables." clinton made those remarks during an lgbt fundraiser. (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "she and her wealthy

jamie yuccas reports from hoboken. >> a packed commuter train barreled into the hoboken station as it smashed through the barrier during the morning rush hour. >> a horrendous exploding noise and concrete, dust, electrical the depot. >> the crash caused part of the roof to collapse under the first car where david was standing. >> the light went out and didn't stop and people were falling and the roof came down. >> reporter: passengers inside helped each other escape. >> the person behind me, he was bloody. he had a cut on his head and was very -- wanted to make sure -- everyone is okay. >>> people on the platform scrambled to safety. >> more than 100 were hurt. the station every day. a transfer point for many commuters who cross into new york city. >>> amy says the crash is a life changer. >> afraid to get back on the train. i am sure staying home tomorrow. >> investigators will figure out what happened. >> we have no indication this is anything other than a tragic accident. >> the engineer is in critical condition and cooperating with investigators. >> jamie yuccas, cbs news, hoboken

jamie yuccas, cbs news, the white house. >>> and a trump campaign released a new ad highlighting the deplorables comment. clinton said she maintains that his campaign has given a platform to hateful views and voices. lisa? >>> now, dr. mallika marshall in >> reporter: you hear it all the time, a term that people throw around meaning it's not bad enough that people can walk around with it, but it's pneumonia all the same, an infection of the lungs caused by bacteria or virus with a cough, fatigue, and shortness of breath and can vary from mild to life-threatening. it's treated with antibiotics, and doctors tell their patients to stay hydrated and get plenty candidate to do. >> right. does the diagnosis tell us anything about her underlying health? >> reporter: not really. people are more at risk, young kids, the elderly, people with lung disease, compromised immune systems but really, anyone can develop pneumonia. it doesn't tell us much. >> a last quick question. almost sure i had this, will it go away? >> reporter: if it's bacterial, you need antibiotics. >> thank you, doctor. >>> n

. >>> i'm jamie yuccas at hofstra university with reactions from the debate. >>> and the candidates are not in raleigh, where hillary clinton is speaking today. good morning. i'm stefan chase. >> good morning. i'm russ bowen. ali warshavski will have a look at the commute but first, alyssa corfont shows us the rain we're expecting today. >>> some is already falling in portions of the viewing area, the western portions so orange and durham county, person county, even granville county seeing light rain. you will notice around to temperatures this morning. we're at 67 south hill, 65 henderson, 68 raleigh and clayton and 70 lillington and clinton. fayetteville, very mild, 73 there. a few showers for the 8:00 a.m. drive into the office, 69, 76 at lunchtime, and then we're looking at a high of 78 later today, showers likely this afternoon, cloudy and wet for the evening drive home. now, we will see sunshine eventually this week. i'll let you know when it re storm team forecast. >>> breaking news. an amber alert is in effect for a missing rocky mount toddler. >> investigators are conducting a

jamie yuccas is at hofstra university in new york. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. can you believe it, we're 43 days away from election day. that means the candidates are back on the election trail. both saying they were the winners. of course there were attacks both on policy -- >> i have been a senator -- >> you haven't done it. >> reporter: the first of the three equally presidential debates was big anything but -- >> hillary has experience but bad experience. >> i will release my tax return when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. >> it was a mistake and i take responsibility for that. >> reporter: topics of race, national security and jobs dominated on the stage but it was the sometimes awkward attacks that are making the stamina to be president of this country you need tremendous stamina. >> a man who can be prevoked by a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear code. >> reporter: clinton questioned whether the businessman is anywhere near ready to be ready to le

yuccas bridge: federal investigators will try to figure out what happened here. they'll look at various condition of the tracks and the speed of the train.sot: jamie weatherhead/witnessthere was no warning, everybody was stunned. new jersey transit service has been suspended at the hoboken station this second to last day of september is a windy one...let's get right to meteorologist rebecca shuld with your first look at ready weather. 3 3 rebecca in wx center today: windy with northeast gusts to 35 mph all day. a mix of sun and clouds with isolated shower chances across the far southeast corner of the viewing area late today, mainly for racine and kenosha counties. highs right at average in the middle to upper 60s. tonight: showers return, mainly late. stays breezy with wind out of the 10 lows in the middle and upper 50s.friday: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.weekend: scattered shower chances remain for saturday staying slightly cool in the low to mid 60s.

jamie yuccas is here with more. >> reporter: good morning, meg. i have to show you we are 17 hours away and the student body is pumped up here at the hofstra university to host the first of three presidential debates but these are two of the least liked candidates we have ever seen they will have 90 minutes to overcome nbig hurdles with no breaks. a new "the washington post" abs poll has hillary clinton and donald trump into a dead heat heading into tonight's debate. experts say the outspoken republican nominee trump will have to demonstrate policy expertise. >> his best lines of attacks are anything that her trustworthiness. >> an overwhelming number of people think the headed in a wrong direction and a huge gang there. >> reporter: it hasn't stonpped the candidates at taking the stage. mark cuban in the front row and trump threatened to bring gennifer flowers who said she had-affair an affair with bill spoke on sunday. >> need to hear from these two candidates and i hope and trust that the moderators are just facilitate that. >> fair is fair. yo

jamie yuccas cbs news hempstead new york. >> the debate will minutes were no breaks live at 9 here on wbz. and ahead of the debate republican vice presidential candidate mike pence will be in new hampshire. the indiana governor will hold a rally in milford at 1:30. and that's at the town's auditorium. >>> this noon a man convicted killing an army vet in boston theater district learns his fate as the victim's family speaks out in court. anna meiler is live in boston where pierre castillo was serve without the possibility of parole. a very he emotional day here in court for friends and family members of stephen perez who spoke tearfully about his life and his military service. >> the world became a darker place the day stephen was taken away. >> reporter: the sister of stephen perez confronts the man who killed her brother. >> we will never get a chance to see our brother get married or hold his children in our arms. we will never celebrate another holiday as a the emptiness is always there. >> reporter: perez was an army snipe here served in iraq and afghanistan. his family says he pla

as jamie yuccas explains... federal investigators are now trying to figure out the cause of the crash. a packed commuter train barrelled into the hoboken station after it smashed through monring rush hour. (michael larson) it was just a horrendous, horrendous exploding noise and concrete dust electrical wires flying into the depot. the crash caused part of the roof to collapse onto the first car where david mielach (my-lack) was standing. (david mielach) the lights went out then just didn't stop then people were falling over who were standing and then the roof came down. passengers inside helped each other escape. (mikescelzo/passenger ) the man behind me, he was covered in blood he had a make sure ok, everyone was ok people on the platform scrambled to safety. more than 100 people were hurt.. (jamie yuccas/cbs news, hoboken) around 50-thousand train and bus riders use the station each day. it's a popular transfer point for commuters on their way across the river to new york city. amy krulewitz says the crash is

. >> cbs news correspondent jamie yuccas has more now. >> reporter: hillary clinton is recuperating at home day after video shows her stumbling and needing help getting into her suv. she was leaving september 11 event at ground zero. >> how are you feeling, hilly? >> great, great. >> later smiling clinton held her daughter's manhattan apartment. her campaign initially said she felt over heeded but sunday evening, her doctor announced that clinton had actually been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. her republican opponent donald trump, who has repeatedly questioned clinton's health, expressed concern on cnbc. >> it was quite sad to be honest with you. and i hope she gets well soon. no satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever. >> clinton 69, clinton 70 neither released medical records, although this morning he did have a physical last weeks, plans to release those results soon. also released new ad attacking clinton's comments last week in a lgbt fundraiser assaulted half of trump supporters. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deposition more deplorabl

jamie yuccas, cbs news, minneapolis, minnesota. itt says its hand was forced by sanctions imposed by the department of education. the move affects more than 35,000 students. more than 8,000 itt employees lost their jobs. in august, itt was banned from enrolling new students in order to pay $152 million in student loans. >>> roger ailes had no comment afr her sexual harassment lawsuit against the former ceo for a reported $20 million. besides the 20 million, fox issued a public apology. two weeks after the suit, ailes was out. he denies the allegations and didn't pay any of the settlement. and fox announced that greta van susteren is no longer with the network. she was among the fox employees who spoke on behalf of ailes. on facebook, she said, fox a few years. harassment trial is scheduled for june. it's the only criminal case against cosby. the accuser said cosby drugged her and molested her. prosecutors want 13 women cosby allegedly assaulted over the years to testify. the judge says he hasn't decided if they can take the witness

jamie yuccas has the latest. >> reporter: witnesses say the commuter train slammed through a barrier into a wall at full force inside the rail station in hoboken, new jersey. michael larson a transit employee was inside the terminal about 30 feet away from the crash. >> i observed it coming at a high rate of speed. it went over the bumper block through the air, traveled about another 40 feet came to a rest. >> reporter: people were standing on the platform waiting to commute into new york city. >> there were folks hobbling around, people holding their limbs, holding their backs and things like that. there were definitely some bad injuries. >> reporter: officials say the station's roof partially collapsed on the train and debris littered the reception area. >> blood kind of like around their faces, um, people were, like, you know, kind of holding on to each other. >> reporter: rescue crews climbed through train cars to reach trapped passengers. the injured passengers were taken to a parking lot that turned into a triage area. federal investigators will try to figure out what happened

jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: after only ten minutes of court proceedings, the prosecutor turned and asked 53-year-old danny heinrich, did you kidnap, al heinrich responded calmly, yes, i did. jacob's parents jerry and patty wetterling sat in the front of the courtroom and listened all of the details of the final moments of their son's life on october 22nd, 1989. heinrich detailed how he drove down a dead-end road and noticed three young boys playing with a flashlight. he approached them and ordered them into a st. joseph, minnesota, ditch. he then told two of the boys to heinrich handcuffed jacob and put him into the front seat of a vehicle. he took him to a remote location and told him to undress and he sexually assaulted him. heinrich said he saw a nearby police car was patrolling and got close, so he got scared. out of his pocket. he clicked the gun once and a bullet didn't enter out of the chairman and so he shot again and jacob fell to the ground. >> i would like to know jacob's last hours, last minutes. >> reporter: heinrich could face up to 20 years in prison but the big

jamie yuccas reports some say this was a case that should >> reporter: 11 year old jacob wetterling was a typical minnesota kid who loved hockey and time with his family. on the night of october 22nd, 1989, jacob, his brother and a friend biked to a convenience store. on the way home, a masked gunman approached the boys and abducted jacob letting the other two boys go. >> he grabbed jacob and then he told me to run as fast as i could into the woods or else he would shoot. >> reporter: last week 53 year located as part of an ongoing plea agreement. david unse is a reporter with st. cloud times. >> i think they were waiting until they had definitive proof, names have come and gone in between the time of the abduction and where we are today such that there were other people who looked like they were good suspects. >> reporter: court documents show authorities interviewed heinrich at least three times beginning just months after the abduction. tire marks from his car were also consistent with those at the crime scene. he was never charged. >> reporter: i have always believed that they have

jammy yuccas c -- jamie yuccas cbs news. >> that debate will last 90 minutes with watch it live at 9 on wbz and fresh off the debate hillary clinton will head to new england appearing with bernie sanders at u and h wednesday afternoon. the pair plan to address student debt and college affordable. and mike pence will be in new hampshire today. the indiana governor will hold a rally in millford at 1:30. the rally is at the town's auditorium. new hampshire is a key bat he ground state despite offering 4 of golfing legend arnold palmer. he was known as the king. palmer won 62pga titles and 7 major championships including 4 masters e was a trailblazer in sports marketing paving the way for other athletes to reap millions in endorsement deals. he died in pittsburgh yesterday of complications from heart problems. he was 87 years and fellow golfer jack nicholas posted several photos with palmer saying bewere great competitors who loved competing against each other but were always great friends along the way. arnold always had my back and i had his. we were always there for each other and tha

jamie yuccas, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> there is always hope. today the flyers gave to wells fargo center new look in honor of their 50th anniversary season. newly designed team banners were raised into the rafters of the arlene, a new retired number banners for mark clark, bill barber, also part of the raising. all three men are slated to play in the much anticipated flyers alum game on january 14th. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> despite this beautiful weather there is a health hazard in the air for thousands of children. >> and the return of beatles mania. new documentary takes a look at the untold story of the beatles. and part of that story includes former channel three anchor larry kane. hear what he says about being part of history. when we come back. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massac

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jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: a test firing for spacex's falcon 9 ended in a disastrous explosion on cape canaveral. it was hauling an israeli satellite. facebook wanted to expand facebook access to africa. >> it was a major loss for the satellite on board. that was a $195 million satellite. that was destroyed. >> reporter: spacex released a statement saying, there was an anomaly on the pad resulting in the loss of a vehicle and its payload. it went on to say there were no injuries. the blast was felt miles away and billows of smoke poured into the sky. the falcon 9 has experienced problems before. one rocket exploded shortly after liftoff in 2015. and another experienced a failed landing earlier this year. the commercial space company is a critical partner for nasa. it carries supplies and equipment to the international space station. >> nasa has a $1.6 billion contract with spacex to launch cargo ships to the international space station. >> reporter: spacex says the reusable falcon 9 rocket along with the spacecraft are designed to transport people into space and those flights w

. >> and cbs correspondent jamie yuccas reports, both candidates claiming victory today. >>> our country is suffering, because people, like secretary clinton, have made such bad decisions. >> donald, i know you live in your own reality. >> both sides claiming victory after last night's bruising presidential debate. donald trump questioned whether hillary clinton is fit to serve as president. >> she doesn't have the look. she doesn't have the stamina. >> while clinton suggested the businessman won't release his tax returns because he has something to hide. >> may be he doesn't want the american people all of you watching tonight to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes. >> this morning clinton told reporters she was thrilled with the debate and said the choice is clear. >> demeanor, his temperament, his behavior on the stage, could be seen by everything, and people can draw their own conclusions. >> donald trump demonstrated the restraint and the temperament that the american people retire for the presidency. >> widely watched debate, to convince undecided voters cbs news contribut

. >> jamie yuccas has more. >> witnesses say the commuter train slammed into wall full force into the train station in hoboken, new jersey, at least 100 people were injured. the platform was packed with people wait to go commute into new york city. on the left side, was sitting. >> it was like a big crash, and then everything from the feeling fell. >> officials say the station's roof partially chanced on top of the train, and debris littered the reception area. cbs evening news executive producer steve cap as was at the scene. >> there are scores people here, bloodied shirts, head injuries, i saw one person with what appear to be broken leg. >> rescue crews climbed clue crumbled pain cars to reach passengers and dangling wires. injured passengers were taken to parking lot that turned into triage area. federal investigators, will try to figure out what happened here, they'll look at various factors including condition of the tracks and the speed of the train. >> it was a warning, like everybody just stunned. >> new jersey transit service has been suspended at the hoboken station indefi