right to where it's all going to happen tonight. our kyndell nunley -- let's get that right first of all -- joining us from the thomas and mack at unlv. kyndell, you were giving us a look behind the scenes. we have a lot of media that's there at the thomas and mack. >> kyndell: oh i can tell you coming from across the entire world. i'm currently standing on the middle stage here for the media. the the camera around you will see dozens of crews out here from different television stations and networks from across the country as those international crews as well. you can see them looking live. other shows that are broadcasting on their own networks as well here on news 3. this is the third and final presidential debate in just a matter of hours. we're less than six away. as hillary clinton and donald trump get set to hit the stage here at the thomas and mack analysts are expecting this especially for us locals who know what it normally looks like around unlv is the extra security preparations on campus have been in the works for weeks now. the parking lots have been closed. entire build

nunley coming into the conversation. how do we keep losing money. >> kyndell: you know that many people as you pointed out ears from. national transportation research group trip released to findings on the driving conditions here in las vegas. in it it reads across the state $3.2 billion are spent by nevada drivers as a whole every single year. broken down, that number equates to over $1,700 annually per driver. and the report goes on to pinpoint safety conditions as traffic as the main reason. the numbers are obviously high. it's important to know that most drivers are not spending just repairs. so to back up the findings trip says the largest portion of that amount, about $1,000, is actually cal caw lateed from the cost of time local drivers spent while waiting in traffic every single year and that is total of about 46 hours. when it comes to the roads driving conditions, trip pulled a stat from the federal highway administration turned over by n-dot on the smoothness of local poor or mediocre condition. one of every three miles is beat up and it's giving your car a rough ride

pulled up from work. kyndell nunley live in the neighborhood where this happened with how those who live there are reacting. kyndell? >> kyndell: yes, you can only imagine the neighbors definitely on edge. and the scary images coming from the home surveillance system of that victim's home. leaving us on the edge of our seats as we watch this alleged car jacking from her driveway. as you can see in the video, the heso seen armed with what the victim tells us was a gun walks up and points the firearm straight at her. there's a strugglele and the woman throws her keys out of the car. the attacker turns to get them and that's when the woman does the unthinkable. she turns, running directly towards that armed suspect. the attacker grabs the keys. gets into the car with all this ending as he drives away with the victim chasing after him on foot. obviously those who live in this jacking. while applauding their neighbor's bravery some add they're not taking any chances themselves. >> my gun is out of its safe now. it's out of the safe. i've got it on me. >> it's scary. [ laughter ] i mean, to th

are. it's been 80 years since the opening of the hoover dam. our kyndelli, she's been -- kyndell nunley, she's been there all day. there was a big celebration marking this momentum event. good afternoon. this morning governor sandoval was here marking a celebration. 80 years in the making. not only for us who live in the state but the country as a whole. we're at the hoover dam. big both in size and impact. we're standing near one of the observation decks. about 700 feet above the colorado river. a spot which brings about 1 million visitors every year from across the globe. we're make our way across the street going to the other side. definitely lots of peopl out on this wednesday afternoon. now construction began in 1931 and was completed under budget and before the deadline 80 years ago in 1936. the national landmark is also one of the largest hydroelectric power facilities in the country which governor sandoval pointed out still serves 250,000 nevadans today. he make sure that continues with a long list of providers here in 50 years now have his signature on them. >> this is a

. our kyndell nunley has that side of the story from the unlv campus. kyndell? >> kyndell: good afternoon. i can tell you standing in front of the thomas and mack center national media from across the world finishing p thur live shots from here in our backyard in las vegas. that's include the network that we broadcast for, nbc. today show host savannah guthrie told us that last ni was a breath of fresh air for american voters. >> it lived up to its billing. whenever you have anything happen in vegas there's a million metaphors you can use. it was a slug fest at times. but actually was most notable was the first half-hour i think it was the most substantive and policy oriented that we've seen. >> kyndell: that was the main critique of not only analysts plans on topics like the economy, immigration and foreign affairs. just a few minutes ago we ran into a group of voters who tell us the debateest, especially last night's final round here in las vegas, has solidified their decision for election day. >> the things that you have to do with the united states you have to show the peopl

hours from now and counting. and the live shots behind us. >> michelle: news 3's kyndell nunley joins us live from the thomas and mack with a look at what we can expect. happening around you right now. >> kyndell: yes i can tell you crews completely surrounded by me. i want to tell you as krystal pointed out in just about six hours both hillary clinton and donald trump will be here at the thomas and mack taking the debate stage for the final time together until election day. this is the last time we're going to see them. this is definitely putting las vegas on the map. the national spotlight, international spotlight as well. tv crews across the world have made their way debate. i want to show you as you can see many lights, cameras, crews from the entire world here in las vegas. when it comes to the application process to even are considered as a host city, that was done months ago by university officials. and at last we were chosen. an honor for our cities especially those who go to campus here. many are wondering just how many people will be attendance. the thomas and mack holds abo

crime captured on surveillance video. our kyndell nunley is live near the 215, north 215,, i should say, and hualapai. making this connection, police say this man may also be tied to other robberies. >> kyndell: that is correct. police, metropolitan police department told us today they believe the man that was shot and killed out here today at 215 entire valley. i did reach out to the henderson police department who have told us as this investigation is on going they believe the man shot and killed here today is this man. we'll show you his photo. he is linked to a car jacking story that we brought you earlier this week. as you might remember, the suspect was caught on the victim's home surveillance victim where she was seen throwing her keys and running after the suspect moments before he stole her car from her driveway. as standard protocol with officers metro will not release any additional information for an expected 72 hours. but they did tell us a car matching the description of the one involved in a number of robberies was spotted near las vegas boulevard and sahara late last

person who pulled the trigger. >> michelle: kyndell nunley live at the bar on st. rose in henderson. this is the last place the victim was seen. the way police found out about the shoot, pretty surprising. >> kyndell: that is correct. police say the victim called 911 from inside his car to say that someone had shot him. he has been identified by the coroner's office as 49-year-old christopher stewart. he was last seen leaving here. everyone inside the bar him said he was doing just fine when he left and he managed to get about four miles to the intersection of anthem parkway and bicentennial while on the phone with 911. he was not able to give dispatchers much information that they needed until suddenly everything came to a stop. when the dispatcher was on the line with the male, she heard a loud crash and, unfortunately, the male had crashed into a >> kyndell: police need your help. if you saw a 20124 door black focus yesterday you are urged to call police. we will have an update right here on news 3 starting at five personal. reporting live in henderson, kyndell nunley, news 3. >>

a renowned artist has been unveiled today. >> krystal: and that's where we find our kyndell nunley joining us live from the park by the monte carlo with a look. my dear. >> kyndell: good morning. typically when you think of legos you might think of kids. one west coast artist is showing that is quite the different case. this artist has millions of them on hand to make sculptures just like this one. of course we're at the park in between the monte carlo and new york, new york. and this installation is brought to you by the l.a. based artist. his name is nathan. it will be on display until mb fi are set on nine benches. giving the fact they are made out of legos i had to ask, what's the process like making life size human sculptors out of tiny little bricks? each takes up to two to three weeks. i use 20,000 bricks for each sculptor. i am gluing all the bricks >> kyndell: since i've been out here all morn and into the afternoon. something funny that is people will come up thinking this will move or there's a person inside of them. we know there are installations around the las vegas strip whe

>> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> krystal: good afternoon. joined this afternoon by kyndell nunley. appreciate you being with us. imagine renting a house for the weekend, you are on vacation when you realize the person you rented from has been watching on hidden camera. >> kyndell: that's what one man is accused of doing right here in the valley. news 3's craig fiegener joins us live. the cameras were hidden in smoke discovered. it was a group of las vegas visitors. they booked a house to stay in while they were here in january. and they noticed while they were in the house that one of the smoke detectors appeared to have what looked like a camera lens in it. so they called metro. metro sent out detectives and detectives ultimately found eight pin hole type cameras hidden in smoke detectors and in one case a radio that sat on a desk that faced a bedroom bed. it was learned about yesterday. but it happened in january. the eight co-workers rented a house for the week when they were here for the consumer electronics show. they rented it from a man named chris rogers. the camera

. our kyndelli, she's been -- kyndell nunley, she's been there all day. there was a big celebration marking this momentum event.

and lack of safety features are costing you money. that's where our kyndell nunley coming into the conversation. how do we keep losing money. >> kyndell: you know that many people as you pointed out ears

surrendering to police. >> krystal: kyndell nunley, she's been on top of the story, is live outside the clark county detention center. kyndell we are learning more about this man including his name and who he is. currently here at the county jail behind bars. he faces charges connected to the murder of his grandmother and will be in court tomorrow. just two hours ago police released his booking photo and he is accused of following his grandmother out of their home near lake mead and rampart where police say he beat her in the street then shot and killed her. neighbors watched it unfold. some tried to save her by giving her cpr but he was pronounced dead -- she was pronounced dead in the street inside the home. police say francis refused to leave the backyard. nearby homes had to be evacuated. after three hours he finally surrendered. >> right now we have a suspect in custody and a family member he has shot and killed. the motivation or the how this interaction happened, i don't have that answer. >> kyndell: this marks the 128th homicide investigated by metro to mark -- [ lost audio ] .

is. we have so many amazing pictures of this in fro o of our reporter kyndell nunley. she was at a live shot at tivoli village and this was her view. isn't that amazing? >> it doesn't look real. >> kelly: it doesn't. but it is. we saw it on live television. it is not photoshopped. it is real. double rainbow. there's the first one. there's the second one. you can see those rain bands coming down in the background. the rain showers have fizzled out across the area. technical academy camera. you see the clouds there. you will see showers go by as well. a lot of the activity over toward the west side. summerlin and centennial. then the clouds really breaking up. we're seeing blue sky right now. more clouds are developing over the spring mountains. the bulk of the activity though, it's pretty much over. temperatures warming up. i mean, we're looking at mid and upper 70s. even a few 80 degree mp i don't expect us to rise a whole lot more today. winds are still generally light. however gusts to 29 miles per hour are possible today. let's look at the storm system as a whole here. and it's

: good morning and thank you for joining us on news 3 i'm kyndell nunley. hockey players battle it out on the ice tonight for game two over at t-mobile arena. the very first game took place last night. hockey fans were out to catch their first glimpse of the game between the l.a. kingsen the dallas stars and frozen fury in the end dallas beat l.a.6-3. game two brings the colorado avalanche to las vegas. >>> jerry brown in the news 3 weather center. beautiful day today. mix of sunshine and high clouds light east winds 87 degrees. mid 60s overnight with partly cloudy skies. kind of a quiet evening, well, quiet meet logically. people are going to be partying in las vegas. here is your seven-day forecast. warming up into columbus da monday, 91. and then slowly subsiding through the 80s. mid 80s by thursday. lots of sunshine this we jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" olution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all

series game. >> anchor: good morning. i am kyndell nunley here at news 3. we have exclusive video from inside of the rental home of the man accused of secretly recording guests that rented it out through airbnb. investigators say christopher rodgers is the man you see here. inside of the home he faces multiple counts after prosecutors say he recorded fully nude men and women inside of bathrooms and bedrooms. with cameras hidden inside of smoke debtors. and grand jury transcripts also stay at the home for free as long as they posted photos of themselves on social media. and tagged defendant's business. rodgers pled not guilty i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember. narrator: and joe heck says i have "high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." trump: you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i love war in a certain way. reporter: do you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter:

facebook. search for krystal allan news 3 las vegas and kyndell nunley news 3 las vegas and make sure to like our page too. >> krystal: we're on instagram, twitter, facebook. this one is on snap chat. and it's forever home friday. it always brings a smile to our face when we have these little guys in studio. brenda, you bring a smile to our face too. tell us about who you have today. >> we have stein. he is a one-year-old pit bull mix. he actually came in to us by animal control. was confiscated by his previous family. he's had a bit of a hard life. he is super friendly ready for >> krystal: he knows how to work it. >> he is super friendly because we had little brazil here and she just lit up. he ran right up to her. you are handsome. you are handsome. yes. we know. i think he saw himself in the camera. [ laughter ] >> kyndell: his reflection. [ laughter ] >> krystal: something to bark about sweetheart. i want to talk about any specials you have brenda. promotion going on all october long. dogs six months and odor are reduced by 50 percent. a perfect time to come and adopt a dog. if you

am kyndell nunley here at news 3. breaking news. metro said a man shot to death at jay sarno way near parking garage of the employees. witnesses saw the suspect running into the park upping garage where police arrested him. right now there is no motive to the shooting. and relationship between the suspect and victim is unknown. and if you have information please call crime stoppers at (702)385-5555. >> weather: jerry brown here in the weather center. warm today. running about 10 degrees above normal. temperatures peaking in the upper 80s. and then we are looking at a chance for shower activity by sunday afternoon. better chance sunday night to monday morning. but cooler temperatures byhe staying in low 80s most of the week. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all o

taxpayers with the bill. the wrong way for nevada. . >>>. >>> i'm kyndell nunley metro police investigating a homicide clark county center police telling incident between inmates was reported last night. digital there are still slim. but will continue to follow nd everyone. >>> our skies are clear across the southern nevada clouds moved off into arizona were talk about sunshine today. 90 degrees up to three degrees from yesterday open up. overnight tonight mid-60s a very quiet evening southwest tomorrow is columbus day and woke her assailant to that will lower 90s. 90-ish on tuesday >>> i would like to take this time to formally apologize. >> what? what are you saying? >> i deeply apologize. >> are you trying to say apologize? >> no, i would never do to all the people who are offended by my statements, but more importantly to the people who were turned on by them. i hear it's really 50-50. >> apologize. joining strategery. they are not laughing at trump tower. they called on him to get out of the race. trump says that's not going to happen. demeaning comments about women durin

>> anchor: good morning. thank you for joining us. i am kyndell nunley. it is saturday, october 8, 2016. as we are looking a live look at the las vegas valley. it is clear out there. those skies are beautiful. conditions nice and comfortable for us. as we head further into october as we head over to our weather authority meteorologist jerry brown. things looking nice here. not so much on the east coast. >> i don't know if i would call we have a lot of high clouds and a little trough and clouds pretty pronounced from the red rock resort. they will be around but we will get filtered sunshine today so not to really worry. central valley, sahara, 58 degrees, 31% the relative humidity. that figure will come down. 50s a few places around the valley. north las vegas, southern highlands, blue diamond at 50 52 in pahrump, 62 in mesquite, 40s as you move up 93 and in the 70s in the colorado river valley laughlin. main storm flow is up north. a little low off the coast trough sending in high clouds. you can see them pretty clearly on the satellite shot. we go sun and high clouds, 74 at 10:00 a.m., 84

. >> anchor: good morning. i am kyndell nunley here at news 3. night filled with sadness in north las vegas. after a young boy fell out of a moving van. and was killed. after he was run over. north las vegas police say the boy was inside of the van. in 2600 block of stanley. the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. police do not say they suspect foul play at this time. and officer patty said other children were inside of the van at the time of the accident. and the driver is cooperating with their investigation. and as of now no arrests were made. we will bring you more headlines like this throughout the day >> jair your here in news 3 weather center. well, if you have been outside. they will intensify this afternoon. a warm wind. we will get up close to 90 degrees. cooler. in fact, nice, on sunday. mid 80s. lower 80s by monday. enjoy. government over it. and they both outlaw abortion. "do you believe in punishment for abortion?" "the answer is that, there has to be some form of punishment." while heck co-sponsored legislation to criminalize abortion, even in cases of rape. donal

, this is news 3 today. >> anchor: good morning. happy saturday morning to you. i am kyndell nunley. going into the holiday weekend. we will begin with images, shocking invasion of privacy you will see right here on news 3. we have exclusive video if inside of the rental home of the man accused of secretly recording guests that rented through air bnb. we decided not on air all the video out of respect for the victims in this case. investigators say christopher rodgers is a man you see right here adjusting the peckcos and warm springs. he faces multiple accounts. prosecutors said he recorded fully nude men and women inside of the bathrooms and bedrooms with cameras hidden inside of smoke debtors. grand jury transcripts reveal he let a group of women stay at the home for free. as long as they posted photos of themselves on social media and tagged a offended business. wednesday in the case. and acquittal of the bundy brothers fuels new concerns this morning. as news 3 nathan o'neal explains some are wondering if not guilty verdict in the trial over in oregon standoff could have a reaction rig

-- nunley. we do know construction was put on hold for this project earlier this year. >> kyndell: yeah that happened in august when one of the construction workers, a carpenter foreman by the name of riccardo bautista, he was 28 years old, he was killed after one of the scaffolds fell on top of him at the site. the project was halted and osha did begin an investigation but work did go on and as you can see it was completed. two at tivoli village. you can see an open area where people are going to be able to hang out. construction as our anchors pointed out does continue. the property is symbolic for the prosperity of our state and what we've seen following the 08 recession. the ceo moved to vegas from israel back in 2005 to begin the project here. three years later he found himself in the middle of the economic downturn and it's no secret pressure was felt hardest among nevadans here at home. li i state construction did come to a stop and it took investors in israel to get tivoli village built and open. then organizers began pushing towards phase two. an idea that our mayor carol