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expected to happen to him today in a live report. >> krystal: grilled about national security topics. what they had to say during this commander in chief forum. >> dana: welcome in on this thursday september 8. it is 6:00 straight up. sun will be up in about 18 minutes from knew. >> krystal: we have some of the best sunrises around. football is coming. >> dana: football is coming. our long nightmare is almost we're going to get to kelly in just a second. jeff has travel times but we begin with tom in sky 3. >> tom: we are cruising toward the east end of the valley whether we had report of an accident on bonanza and hollywood. i believe that set of signals you see in the distance is hollywood. from here i'm not seeing any flashing lights and nothing blocking travel lanes. that is good news over th good as well. let's see what the numbers are showing. let's check travel times with jeff. >> jeff: another accident near the 215 but not seeing any slowdown. through the bowl a small slow stretch starts at lake mead and goes to charleston. minutes. >> kelly: 94 at noon. 98 but the triple dig
expected to happen to him today in a live report. >> krystal: grilled about national security topics. what they had to say during this commander in chief forum. >> dana: welcome in on this thursday september 8. it is 6:00 straight up. sun will be up in about 18 minutes from knew. >> krystal: we have some of the best sunrises around. football is coming. >> dana: football is coming. our long nightmare is almost we're going to get to kelly in just a second. jeff has travel...
have you with us. >> krystal: stunner, 21-20. it was a fun game. >> michelle: it was a good game. that's the way to start a facebook season. >> krystal: and maybe we'll have going to kick things off on the right foot? >> kim: wish it was football >> kelly: wish it was football weather. we have to get through this round of triple digits. today a whole lot of sunshine. 96 by noon and 100 at 4:00. that is our expected high. we're going to vegas coming up. >> krystal: we're following breaking news. first a deadly train crash in spain killing four people. 47 others injured this. happened in the past two hours. the train derailed about 280 miles northwest of madrid. >> michelle: we're following more breaking news out of north korea, claims to have successfully tested a nuclear monitors detected a big blast there. they measured the quake with a 5.3. state tv said the north was now capable of mounting nuclear war head on ballistic missiles. world leaders are condemning those test. >> krystal: walter johnson middle school closed again today as the e.p.a. continuing its investigation. pare
have you with us. >> krystal: stunner, 21-20. it was a fun game. >> michelle: it was a good game. that's the way to start a facebook season. >> krystal: and maybe we'll have going to kick things off on the right foot? >> kim: wish it was football >> kelly: wish it was football weather. we have to get through this round of triple digits. today a whole lot of sunshine. 96 by noon and 100 at 4:00. that is our expected high. we're going to vegas coming up. >>...
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and wanted to warn people. >> krystal: the british man who told officers he wanted to shoot donald trump at a rally is expected to take a plea deal today. he will plead guilty to two counts. the maximum sentence 20 years a fraction of that. foreman president bill clinton will be campaigning in las vegas filling in for his sick wife. he will speak to voters starting at 11:00 in the morning. the event is open to the public and we'll have full coverage of the speech on wednesday here on trump announcing he will are release his health records trump says health is now an issue in the campaign. >> michelle: scary moment at an airport as a cargo plane trying to land and, as you can see here, it didn't go as planned. ita runway. we'll show you more of that coming up. >> krystal: how a simple iphone update could do away with the annoying solicitation phone calls. if you want them to stop coming your way, you got to stay tuned. >> michelle: the little baby who doesn't have a nationality yet because he was born in international waters as his mother was being rescued from an switch to centuryl
and wanted to warn people. >> krystal: the british man who told officers he wanted to shoot donald trump at a rally is expected to take a plea deal today. he will plead guilty to two counts. the maximum sentence 20 years a fraction of that. foreman president bill clinton will be campaigning in las vegas filling in for his sick wife. he will speak to voters starting at 11:00 in the morning. the event is open to the public and we'll have full coverage of the speech on wednesday here on...
happy to be here this morning. >> krystal: thanks for waking up with us. we're going to talk weather as you wake up on this hump day. >> kelly: good temperatures and don't have to deal with the wind so we get to enjoy the nice temperatures today. stepping out the door, g temperatures are in the 60's across the valley. the rest of the day. by 9:00 a.m. 73. noon 82 and our high today 86. the 90's are on their way back into the forecast. we'll talk about when and how warm it will get coming up. >> michelle: we have a mug shot of the suspect identified as irving senter jr. island state police confirmed they captured a suspect wanted in the deadly shooting of an officer in north carolina. the suspect currently at the hospital being treated for a gunshot wound stemming from that shooting. we're showing you where police believe that man was staying. we have picture >> krystal: politics, former president clinton coming to las vegas campaigning for hillary who is resting at home. bill clinton will appear this morning. hillary clinton still recovering from pneumonia and hasn't been seen in pub
happy to be here this morning. >> krystal: thanks for waking up with us. we're going to talk weather as you wake up on this hump day. >> kelly: good temperatures and don't have to deal with the wind so we get to enjoy the nice temperatures today. stepping out the door, g temperatures are in the 60's across the valley. the rest of the day. by 9:00 a.m. 73. noon 82 and our high today 86. the 90's are on their way back into the forecast. we'll talk about when and how warm it will get...
>> krystal: that wait over after waiting 7 years for a murder conviction. hear what a family has to say about their loved one's killer being brought to the fabulous strip as we get you going on this hump day. we're fortunate to live in a town that piamatral all over the world to come and experience. it's in our backyard. >> michelle: it's pretty fabulous. you know what sells fabulous. we're halfway through the week and the weather is awesome. let's start with kelly curran talking about our accident just east of the strip. spring mountain road becomes sands so it's just off the strip and you can see flashing lights. police are on the top of that one. elsewhere we're in good shape. all freeways running in the of rhode island where a suspect accused of killing a police officer in north carolina has been arrested. this is the man that we're talking about here. this is the video of a raid on a home in rhode island where police say that man was hiding. police say he opened fire on officer saturday night and killed him. he is in the hospital this morning being treated for a gunshot wound f
>> krystal: that wait over after waiting 7 years for a murder conviction. hear what a family has to say about their loved one's killer being brought to the fabulous strip as we get you going on this hump day. we're fortunate to live in a town that piamatral all over the world to come and experience. it's in our backyard. >> michelle: it's pretty fabulous. you know what sells fabulous. we're halfway through the week and the weather is awesome. let's start with kelly curran talking...
school. can you believe this story? we're live from the scene to tell you why coming up. >> krystal: a murder suspect back in custody. we're finding out more about how he managed to escape as he was being interrogated in handcuffs. >> dana: apple reveals the iphone 7. it is something that is not on the phone that has people talking this it is 5:00 on this thursday morning. are you ready for some football? sports authority field out of denver. >> krystal: kicking off no other place than here on channel 3. >> dana: game time is 5:30 but we'll have prelims here on channel 3. >> krystal: we're ready to get this thursday morning started. center, kelly with a check on the weather forecast. we know that newton has been moving southeast of us. i noticed clouds yesterday. >> kelly: the cloud shield we could see was the only thing we got out of newton. the rain to the south. they are dealing with showers in new mexico and arizona. here at home nothing but blue skies today. 94 by noon and at 98. we'll be back in the triple digits tomorrow. we'll talk about how long in a few minutes. >> tom: st
school. can you believe this story? we're live from the scene to tell you why coming up. >> krystal: a murder suspect back in custody. we're finding out more about how he managed to escape as he was being interrogated in handcuffs. >> dana: apple reveals the iphone 7. it is something that is not on the phone that has people talking this it is 5:00 on this thursday morning. are you ready for some football? sports authority field out of denver. >> krystal: kicking off no other...
good morning. welcome in. live pictures out of denver. are you ready for some football? >> krystal: sign me up. love football season. ready to get it going. >> dana: it's a repeat of the last nfl game we saw in nebraska, the super bowl. denver hosting carolina tonight. despite the fact denver is at home, carolina is the >> krystal: interesting. >> dana: welcome in on this thursday. let's figure out what is going to happen in terms of weather around here and across the country. for more on that here is kelly curran. >> kelly: lots of sunshine today and the remnants of newton clearing out. nothing but sunshine. temperatures very similar to yesterday. triple digits are returning. we'll talk about that coming up. >> dana: not a good situation. some parents are still waiting outside of a local , jr. high school here in the las vegas valley. live picture of walter johnson middle school where at least 75 students at last check still waiting to go home. their frustrated and parents can only wait outside for word on their children. classes have been cancelled there today after officials dis
good morning. welcome in. live pictures out of denver. are you ready for some football? >> krystal: sign me up. love football season. ready to get it going. >> dana: it's a repeat of the last nfl game we saw in nebraska, the super bowl. denver hosting carolina tonight. despite the fact denver is at home, carolina is the >> krystal: interesting. >> dana: welcome in on this thursday. let's figure out what is going to happen in terms of weather around here and across the...
infestation. she's not looking for a payout right thing. >> krystal: we have a breaking news update after a person was hit and killed while riding a bike on our local streets. the impact so severe it sent the victim through a concrete wall that have truck plowed through it. witnesses telling police the driver of the pickup hit the back of the bike and took off. the victim was 42-year-old metro police say that the driver who hit clark was under the influence of alcohol. brett burns saw what happened and couldn't believe this suspect tried to get away. >> it made me feel upset because as soon as he hit the wall he tried to back up. he was revving the engines hard as he could p. >> krystal: he is at the clark county detention center facing charges including d.u.i. and failure to stay at the correct scene of a crash. >> michelle: mccarron making the entrance to las vegas even more beautiful. the airport recently unveiled its new vegas themed mosaic in terminal one near the baggage claim. they shared this time lapse video showing the project as it came together. inspired by the evolution
infestation. she's not looking for a payout right thing. >> krystal: we have a breaking news update after a person was hit and killed while riding a bike on our local streets. the impact so severe it sent the victim through a concrete wall that have truck plowed through it. witnesses telling police the driver of the pickup hit the back of the bike and took off. the victim was 42-year-old metro police say that the driver who hit clark was under the influence of alcohol. brett burns saw...
you. the wagners are off. we're filling in for the whole hour. >> krystal: we're going to check in with our fellow girl anchor on the set with a look at what is going on with weather. >> kelly: temperatures on the downward trend this week. we're going to be dealing with gusty winds. in fact a red an increased fire danger around the area. let's take a look at what you can expect heading out the door today. temperatures still in the 90's. lot of sunshine to get things started. the winds not so strong just yet. they are going to be increasing in the afternoon. 92 by noon. mostly sunny skies. gusts to 35 miles per hour. we're going to talk more about the winds coming up in a few minutes. third straight day after the mercury exposure is bigger than originally thought. 60 local homes were inspected over the weekend by the e.p.a. and one family was evacuated from their home. more than a quarter cup offense mercury was discovered at the school, much more than we were originally told. the school was put on lockdown wednesday after students were exposed to the hazardous met reports that chil
you. the wagners are off. we're filling in for the whole hour. >> krystal: we're going to check in with our fellow girl anchor on the set with a look at what is going on with weather. >> kelly: temperatures on the downward trend this week. we're going to be dealing with gusty winds. in fact a red an increased fire danger around the area. let's take a look at what you can expect heading out the door today. temperatures still in the 90's. lot of sunshine to get things started. the...
dana are off and we are filling in >> krystal: so glad to be with you on this tuesday. you probably want to know what you need to put on so we'll head to kelly. >> kelly: pony tails and a lot of hair spray. wind advisory and fire warning both in place. we are looking at very windy conditions, dangerously windy as far as the freudianer is is mine, be prepared to go on the hunt for your trash can. spray paint your numbers on. i'm such a perfectionist i had to make stencils. we're looking at mostly sunny skies. 85 by noon. at least we have cooler temperatures. we're going to talk more about the winds coming up. >> michelle: schools finally back in session for it's been nearly a week since the school was placed on lockdown after that mercury contamination. the concern not over for parents. 80 of them requested or required mercury testing in their homes. one home had levels high enough to require to family to leave and workers from the environmental protection agency are there cleaning up that this mercury come from. it's a question no one can answer right now. but the clark county schoo
dana are off and we are filling in >> krystal: so glad to be with you on this tuesday. you probably want to know what you need to put on so we'll head to kelly. >> kelly: pony tails and a lot of hair spray. wind advisory and fire warning both in place. we are looking at very windy conditions, dangerously windy as far as the freudianer is is mine, be prepared to go on the hunt for your trash can. spray paint your numbers on. i'm such a perfectionist i had to make stencils. we're...
contamination. this is a serious story affecting a lot of people. >> krystal: now an update to a story from last night. a local driver accused of hitting and killing a person on a bicycle is behind bars. the driver of the truck swerved into the opposite lane and hit the person on the bike before driving through a wall and i the person on the bike was taken to the hospital where that individual was later pronounced dead. officers say the driver ran from the scene but was later found in his home. he was arrested for driving under the influence and for a hit and run. >> an arrest has been made in the shooting death of a man friday morning just east of the strip. 22-year-old brown was taken into custody in gilbert arizona. a disturb of phoenix. desert inn and maryland parkway. investigators say there was an argument just before the shooting. they have not released anymore details. >> metro police asking for your help to find an armed robbery suspect. he went into a business in southeast las vegas and pulled out a gun and demanded or merchandise. >> michelle: as we remembered a somber day in our
contamination. this is a serious story affecting a lot of people. >> krystal: now an update to a story from last night. a local driver accused of hitting and killing a person on a bicycle is behind bars. the driver of the truck swerved into the opposite lane and hit the person on the bike before driving through a wall and i the person on the bike was taken to the hospital where that individual was later pronounced dead. officers say the driver ran from the scene but was later found in...
>> krystal: good morning. thank you for being was on this monday morning. it's a back to reality monday. hope you enjoyed a fantastic weekend. the wagners are off this morning. >> michelle: we're happy to be here and happy to say your seven-day forecast is looking really good. in my opinion the best it has looked since june. >> michelle: we're going to bring kelly in for this one. i'm excited about the overnight temperatures. >> kelly: here is what we're looking at today. we've got a lot of sunshine right now. but the wind is going to be the issue. we're excited about the cooler temperatures but going to be dealing with gusty winds. 96 at 4:00 this afternoon. we're going to talk more about the winds and how it could impact our couple of days coming up in 10 minutes. >> things are looking good on the roadway right now as we take a look at the bonnville exit here off the i15. looking good so far. we'll keep an eye on your traffic and keep you updated as you get up and out the door this morning. developing now, contamination craig live near the campus this morning where classes have
>> krystal: good morning. thank you for being was on this monday morning. it's a back to reality monday. hope you enjoyed a fantastic weekend. the wagners are off this morning. >> michelle: we're happy to be here and happy to say your seven-day forecast is looking really good. in my opinion the best it has looked since june. >> michelle: we're going to bring kelly in for this one. i'm excited about the overnight temperatures. >> kelly: here is what we're looking at...
season. >> the high roller is lit up orange and blue for the broncos that won that game. >> krystal: it was a clencher. we'll have highlights. we have traffic and weather for you every 10 minutes. >> michelle: we have kelly curran standing by and tom standing by. >> kelly: here is the roller behind me there blue and orange. here is a look at what we expect today. as you are heading out the door this morning got temperatures in the 70's. by 9:00 a.m. 87. 100 even the high today. >> tom: we've got a pretty good commute to start things off although we have an early got flashing lights down there. eastbound is the predominant flow of traffic this time of day and that is not affected. >> krystal: walter johnson middle school closed again today as they continue testing and investigation. kendall has been on this story since it broke wednesday. we saw that meeting last night or >> his son came home and told him they had been playing with the mercury on campus started on friday. that is five days before the of details and especially after hearing it may have been dane. if you have any clothing
season. >> the high roller is lit up orange and blue for the broncos that won that game. >> krystal: it was a clencher. we'll have highlights. we have traffic and weather for you every 10 minutes. >> michelle: we have kelly curran standing by and tom standing by. >> kelly: here is the roller behind me there blue and orange. here is a look at what we expect today. as you are heading out the door this morning got temperatures in the 70's. by 9:00 a.m. 87. 100 even the...
filling in today and happy to be here. >> krystal: we are waking up with you on this wednesday. we got you covered on all fronts. we do team traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we're going to go to the with tom. >> tom: good morning. we started out heading into the bowl but now we have an accident to the northwest which is where we're heading right now. got an accident reported to the far west so we're going to check that out. right now we check out team traffic with jeff. >> jeff: we're looking at 15 southbound. we see flashing lights from that traffic coming off the 95. here or not. it could be a disabled vehicle as you make your way through. we'll keep our eyes on that situation. the freeways are clear of accidents on this wednesday. all other freeways clear. i'll have an update in 10 minutes. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: we are looking at quite a bit of sunshine. clear skies behind me. door. we're looking at low to mid 60's across much of the valley right now. even by 9:00 a.m. we're talking 73. our high today 86. a little more fall like, 90-degree
filling in today and happy to be here. >> krystal: we are waking up with you on this wednesday. we got you covered on all fronts. we do team traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we're going to go to the with tom. >> tom: good morning. we started out heading into the bowl but now we have an accident to the northwest which is where we're heading right now. got an accident reported to the far west so we're going to check that out. right now we check out team traffic with jeff....
, sticking taxpayers with the bill. why would we ever send danny tarkanian to congress? >> krystal: a pilot ejected after his fighter jet crashed into the water. the training version has two seats. unclear how many people were on board. from the u.s. air force. >> kim: unbelievable new footage that you are waking up to this morning. it is surveillance video that allegedly shows that terror bombing suspect out of new york and new jersey wheeling luggage down the street on saturday night. it's been obtained by wnbc out of new york city and we have it for you first this morning. it is believed that he walks street. you are seeing the people running. the video you are seeing right now obtained from 8:30 on saturday night. the same time an explosion took place four blocks away on west 23rd and seeing the results footage of that. authorities believe that suitcase contained the pressure cooker bomb he plant aid short time later. 31 people were injured when the saturday night. he's been charged with planting those devices and several others within new jersey and nbc news is all over this deve
, sticking taxpayers with the bill. why would we ever send danny tarkanian to congress? >> krystal: a pilot ejected after his fighter jet crashed into the water. the training version has two seats. unclear how many people were on board. from the u.s. air force. >> kim: unbelievable new footage that you are waking up to this morning. it is surveillance video that allegedly shows that terror bombing suspect out of new york and new jersey wheeling luggage down the street on saturday...
. and we are happy to be here. kim and dana are off so krystal allan and my fev michelle velez filling in. >> we have the rest of the team on board as well. everything for you. news, weather, traffic. weather and traffic that we do every ten minutes. go ahead and start up in sky 3 above the downtown area. we have report of an accident over in charleston and las vegas boulevard. we are not quite there yet, but in is the intersection we are talking about. so there is charleston and las vegas boulevard. it was reported just to the east of it, and i don't see anything blocking our travel lanes there. looks like everyone is moving through famously. no delay. so that is good news. when we are looking for an accident and we don't find it, you win. continue team traffic with jeff ban >> jeff: i guess with me you lose. and i have an accident southbound as approach galleria. fortunately both drinks are moving okay for your thursday. a look at travel times, 15 southbound from craig to downtown low loving at 8 minutes. everything else is in the clear. let's see if we are winning with the forecast,
. and we are happy to be here. kim and dana are off so krystal allan and my fev michelle velez filling in. >> we have the rest of the team on board as well. everything for you. news, weather, traffic. weather and traffic that we do every ten minutes. go ahead and start up in sky 3 above the downtown area. we have report of an accident over in charleston and las vegas boulevard. we are not quite there yet, but in is the intersection we are talking about. so there is charleston and las...
breaking news to share with you. >> krystal: thank you for that. we are taking a live world leaders con verge for the u.n. general assembly. this will be the final time that our president will be addressing the world leaders. we're getting word the united nations suspended convoys in syria after an air strike hit a truck carrying food. the international committee of the red cross said about 20 civilians were killed in that intended for tens of picks for the stadium. 1.9 billion to build the stadium wherever it's built. then the price to build out the surrounding streets. county commissioner doesn't support using taxpayer to fund what would be a privately at this morning's meeting. [indiscernible] story to share with you. it's a sad update tie story we first reported on this very channel over the weekend. a cyclist who was assisted by good samaritans at downtown summerlin founds face down and not breathing passed away. that is the world we've gotten. yesterday morning. a former police officer performing c.p.r. after finding him face down. we have footage you can see on your screen. w
breaking news to share with you. >> krystal: thank you for that. we are taking a live world leaders con verge for the u.n. general assembly. this will be the final time that our president will be addressing the world leaders. we're getting word the united nations suspended convoys in syria after an air strike hit a truck carrying food. the international committee of the red cross said about 20 civilians were killed in that intended for tens of picks for the stadium. 1.9 billion to build...
have any issues. krystal and michelle filling in for the wagners and have you covered every ten minutes. >> anchor: we do it every ten minutes. start with kelly. kelly, i walked out and so refreshing. i wasn't sweating, you know. >> kelly: big full moon out there as well. now we are getting ready for that sun to come up. a little bit of a dawn glow going on but the sun come up until 6:24 this morning. looking at 78 degrees by 9 a.m. 87 by noon, and 92, that is our high today at 4:00. we have got warmer temperatures on the way, plus chances for rain in the forecast. we will talk more about it in ten minutes. >> that ramp closure that michelle was talking about is 95 southbound. the on ramp to 15. it goes until sunday, 10 a.m. it is going to be a significant closure. so if you were headed to the strip, you will have to take alternate routes, rancho, king, jr. up the charleston to get back on to the freeway. we are following breaking news on this friday we talked about all morning long that has to do with an officer involved accident, motorcycle accident near tropicana and durango.
have any issues. krystal and michelle filling in for the wagners and have you covered every ten minutes. >> anchor: we do it every ten minutes. start with kelly. kelly, i walked out and so refreshing. i wasn't sweating, you know. >> kelly: big full moon out there as well. now we are getting ready for that sun to come up. a little bit of a dawn glow going on but the sun come up until 6:24 this morning. looking at 78 degrees by 9 a.m. 87 by noon, and 92, that is our high today at...
and jeff. >> krystal: we appreciate. good morning and we are learning more about the murder suicide happening in our valley. we'll get a for example neighbors. >> jeff: a u.s. marine is deported and now he's fighting to stay in the country. up. >> krystal: it's a one of a kind dining experience where the chef cooks right in front of you. they'll show us how you can dine in style at their newest strip ?? >>> good >>> good morning. battle ready. donald trump and hillary clinton set to take the stage tonight at our commander in chief forum. a new poll shows trump way ahead with active service members and veterans. clinton takes a swipe at her ris forces. >> the own things that is clear is heas no clue about what he's talking about. >> what will both candidates have to do to win the military vote? >>> $1.7 billion. that's how much the obama administration now admits it sent iran in cash earlier this year. more than four times what it initially said it delivered. what was the money for, and why wasn't the government more up
and jeff. >> krystal: we appreciate. good morning and we are learning more about the murder suicide happening in our valley. we'll get a for example neighbors. >> jeff: a u.s. marine is deported and now he's fighting to stay in the country. up. >> krystal: it's a one of a kind dining experience where the chef cooks right in front of you. they'll show us how you can dine in style at their newest strip ?? >>> good >>> good morning. battle ready. donald trump...
afternoon. hurricane payne is heading our way. we're going to talk about the coming up. >> krystal: we are taking a live look at a raid overnight in new jersey in connection with bombs discovered in new jersey and new york. f.b.i. agents raided a buildth in the city of elizabeth not far from where a bomb was found earlier at a train station. agents search the first american fried chicken and a first floor location or if they found second device found blocks away from the bomb that exploded saturday night. that blast left 29 people hurt and it's amazing no one was killed. we're going to take a live look at new york city. officials ordered a massive incollies in security after saturday's 1,000 more state police. they want to have increased security presence in neighborhoods, airports, bus terminals and the subways. >> michelle: security will be an even bigger concern with leaders from around the world descending on the big apple. this is the investigation into who left the bombs in new york continues. can at the drain station. it exploded as a bomb robot tried to disarm it. a manhunt und
afternoon. hurricane payne is heading our way. we're going to talk about the coming up. >> krystal: we are taking a live look at a raid overnight in new jersey in connection with bombs discovered in new jersey and new york. f.b.i. agents raided a buildth in the city of elizabeth not far from where a bomb was found earlier at a train station. agents search the first american fried chicken and a first floor location or if they found second device found blocks away from the bomb that...
news on the cw las vegas with our friends. >> krystal: good morning guys. thank you for being with us. >> jeff: police investigating a double murder here in our valley. how an act of kindness led to the death of those two people. >> krystal: and fighting with a student. it's going viral. it was going down. what led to that and what are the repercussions both of them oh facing. >> jeff: getting personal with mike tieson. would he change anything about his life if we could and who is in his ear giving him encouragement during his one-man i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape in a political campaign? joe heck, that's who. the truth is, as attorney general, catherine cortez masto led the fight against crimes like sexual assault and worked with republicans and democrats to make sure rape kits were administered for victims. but in washington, congressman
news on the cw las vegas with our friends. >> krystal: good morning guys. thank you for being with us. >> jeff: police investigating a double murder here in our valley. how an act of kindness led to the death of those two people. >> krystal: and fighting with a student. it's going viral. it was going down. what led to that and what are the repercussions both of them oh facing. >> jeff: getting personal with mike tieson. would he change anything about his life if we...
a great day temperature wise here in the valley. >> krystal: we are sliding on into the weekend. and from what i've seen weather-wise, i think it's going to be pretty good. we've got you covered speaking of weather and traffic every 10 minutes. we're going to start with a look roadways. >> tom: we're cruising above the 515 tropicana interchange you see with light traffic both direct examinations. we had a couple of early morning accidents that have been cleared out of the way. enjoying this weather from the sky 3 perspective. let's see what we can expect from kelly. >> kelly: with the sun getting ready to come up here, we're ei other than that clear. no clouds expected today. triple digits will be making a return. how long will the triple digit temperatures last? we'll talk about that in 10 minutes. >> we begin with breaking news out of spain. four people have been killed after a passenger train derailed this morning. portugal. the rail company said it opened an investigation and now they are trying to figure out what happened. the front car came off the track and hit a post lea
a great day temperature wise here in the valley. >> krystal: we are sliding on into the weekend. and from what i've seen weather-wise, i think it's going to be pretty good. we've got you covered speaking of weather and traffic every 10 minutes. we're going to start with a look roadways. >> tom: we're cruising above the 515 tropicana interchange you see with light traffic both direct examinations. we had a couple of early morning accidents that have been cleared out of the way....
have breaking news. >> >> krystal: the time now 5:07. prosecutors say there have been eight new arrests in connection with the bastille day truck attack that left 86 people dead. prosecor came monday in france in a region in the southeastern corner of france that includes nice. >> dana: coming up if you are headed to the airport this fall, you may have to get there a little bit earlier. lines expected to be longer. we'll tell you why coming up. >> kim: breaking news out of that arms were up but the officer still shot. >> dana: police say a man accused of kidnapping a woman and killing three others woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- s are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nat
have breaking news. >> >> krystal: the time now 5:07. prosecutors say there have been eight new arrests in connection with the bastille day truck attack that left 86 people dead. prosecor came monday in france in a region in the southeastern corner of france that includes nice. >> dana: coming up if you are headed to the airport this fall, you may have to get there a little bit earlier. lines expected to be longer. we'll tell you why coming up. >> kim: breaking news out...
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joining our buddy jeff maher on the cw las vegas because we have more local news as krystal allen is a little under the weather. >> dana: happy for you to be >>> a local starbucks remains closed after a deadly shooting. the suspect expected in court. we are learning more about him and his past criminal history. we will get into that. >>> also street racers caught on camera attacking a highway patrol vehicle. why the officer may not have been the only one in trouble. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. >>> good morning. face to face. >>> good morning. face to face, hand to hand combat, donald trump and hillary clinton go after each other in a spirited first debate. >> all talk, no action. >> there's something he's hiding. >> attacking >> hillary has experience, but it's bad experience. >> and getti
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are starting off with krystal clear skies in las vegas. temperature at 67 degrees downtown. 70s for sunrise and henderson. warm up nicely. 92 for our projected thigh afternoon under mostly sunny conditions. more details coming up in a lit bit, dana. >> dana: thank you. >>> a former has painted had is sheep orange. why would he do this? we will have answers ahead kimberly kim hope he is not a tennessee fan taking it personally. taking it personally in the best possible way, our 6:00 hour in the make a wish monday, that ups driver is looking to bring somethinng to looking to bring somethinng to i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald
are starting off with krystal clear skies in las vegas. temperature at 67 degrees downtown. 70s for sunrise and henderson. warm up nicely. 92 for our projected thigh afternoon under mostly sunny conditions. more details coming up in a lit bit, dana. >> dana: thank you. >>> a former has painted had is sheep orange. why would he do this? we will have answers ahead kimberly kim hope he is not a tennessee fan taking it personally. taking it personally in the best possible way, our...
colorado river valley, 50s up to there and mid 60s in beatty. in blue diamond. our skies krystal clear as you can see all across the southwest and today if you are planning ahead, how about 102 on the east side for an afternoon high. upper 80s by 10:00 a.m. this morning is pretty nice but upper 90s by mid afternoon. 100 by 6:00 p.m. and that will be down from the afternoon high. it is saturday night tonight. mid 70s, clear, mild evening. as i said, winds are going to tomorrow, kyndell, and they will be around through the first part of the week but blow us back into the 90s, even maybe upper 80s. i think you will like the workweek forecast. >> anchor: upper 80s. we will take it. jerry, thank you. more than a week after students may have been exposed to mercury at walt johnson junior high school the clean-up continues. the epa will be back at the school this morning after parents spent the day yesterday have been contaminated. parents are also getting some of their concerns addressed. >> reporter: parents say their concerns are being put to rest at johnson junior high. >> we just b
colorado river valley, 50s up to there and mid 60s in beatty. in blue diamond. our skies krystal clear as you can see all across the southwest and today if you are planning ahead, how about 102 on the east side for an afternoon high. upper 80s by 10:00 a.m. this morning is pretty nice but upper 90s by mid afternoon. 100 by 6:00 p.m. and that will be down from the afternoon high. it is saturday night tonight. mid 70s, clear, mild evening. as i said, winds are going to tomorrow, kyndell, and...
country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. >> krystal: from the breaking news desk torrential rains triggered floods and landslides. the national disaster management agency said about 1,000 villages [indiscernible] heavy downpours are expected to continue until the flip side of el service nino. >> not a great day for milan c.e.o. facing questions about the dramatic increase in the cost of the epi pen. $600 per pen. she's been criticized for increases in her salary during that same time period. she argued that the company only makes a$50 on each pen. she says milan has found a balance between the price of the drug and access in schools. >> now you are going to have a generic of the generic and that is going to be $300. >> yes. we >> the only thing you change asked the name. this is why we don't believe you. if the price goes from 608 to 300, your election collection on that is higher and you are telling me your net profit is going to go down? >> jason not having it saying some parents don't have a choice when it comes to life saving medical devices like the
country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. >> krystal: from the breaking news desk torrential rains triggered floods and landslides. the national disaster management agency said about 1,000 villages [indiscernible] heavy downpours are expected to continue until the flip side of el service nino. >> not a great day for milan c.e.o. facing questions about the dramatic increase in the cost of the epi pen. $600 per pen. she's been criticized for increases in...
with my kev and krystal allan on news3 live at noon. back to you. >> kim: thank you very much, michelle. >>> still to come, we take to in that room hanging on her every word and we will be talking about this one later. you will hear her in her own words ahead. >>> and social media is buzzing with something from last night's debate, and it doesn't have anything to do with what the candidates said. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. for the content of this advertising. ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, e chase technology >>> at 5:41. you know people out there did this. there was a drinking game and they were probably hammered by the end. if they took a drink time donald trump had the sniffles. all attention on social media. check
with my kev and krystal allan on news3 live at noon. back to you. >> kim: thank you very much, michelle. >>> still to come, we take to in that room hanging on her every word and we will be talking about this one later. you will hear her in her own words ahead. >>> and social media is buzzing with something from last night's debate, and it doesn't have anything to do with what the candidates said. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation...
. weekend. the wagners are still off. krystal and michelle filling in. >> anchor: we are happy to be here. let's look at the traffic. something is going on behind through. >> jeff: breaking news. an officer-involved accident. this officer was on a motorcycle when he was struck taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. a look from our fast cam that this intersection is blocked off as they conduct that investigation. we have a crew on scene images home tarly. freeway commute 15 southbound is clear and 95 southbound. another update in ten minutes. now for look at that forecast, here is kelly. >> kelly: yes, indeed, a full moon you have behind me. >> anchor: gorgeous shot of this. are you getting pictures of them? send us pictures on twitter. michelle was saying the sun is fall officially begins on thursday. the last weekend of summer. today's high 92 degrees. looking at a lot of sunshine in the area. temperatures will be warming up this weekend. we will take a look at that forecast in ten minutes. >> anchor: thank you. >>> 5:32. one the most troubling calls that police say the
. weekend. the wagners are still off. krystal and michelle filling in. >> anchor: we are happy to be here. let's look at the traffic. something is going on behind through. >> jeff: breaking news. an officer-involved accident. this officer was on a motorcycle when he was struck taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. a look from our fast cam that this intersection is blocked off as they conduct that investigation. we have a crew on scene images home tarly. freeway...
not be available in your area. call today. >> krystal: breaking news out of israel saying security guards wounding a man attempting to attack the [indiscernible] the attacker was shot before he reached embassy. it is believed that man had a weapon. that's it from the breaking news desk. >> dana: officials say one pilot killed and a ejecting from a spy plane that crashed in california. the plane crashed after taking off from beagle air force base yesterday morning. aircraft crashed 60 miles north of sacramento. this is the first crash of its mind two decades. two seater plane carrying an instructor and student conducting routine training. the pilot's names have not yet been released. >> kim: happening today and stakeout camera at any moment live on this very program because we're looking for the c.e.o. of the pharmaceutical company milan going to be in the hot seat today in front of congress answering tough questions having to do with the cost of that life saving epi pen. she's expected to signal the company has no plans to lower the prices despite the public out cry and questions f
not be available in your area. call today. >> krystal: breaking news out of israel saying security guards wounding a man attempting to attack the [indiscernible] the attacker was shot before he reached embassy. it is believed that man had a weapon. that's it from the breaking news desk. >> dana: officials say one pilot killed and a ejecting from a spy plane that crashed in california. the plane crashed after taking off from beagle air force base yesterday morning. aircraft crashed...
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Robin: You've never dived Cashes Ledge before, what were your first impressions?
Brian: As always when I am diving in a new place for the first time, all I see is chaos when I first get on the bottom, but over time I begin to zero in on specific behaviors to start making order and begin to put the puzzle together.
The kelp is beautiful, the stalks are 6-8 feet high, then they have fronds that lay horizontally for probably 10-15 more feet. They create this sea of kelp, literally a bed of kelp that you see when you first come down from the surface that looks like the bottom but isn't. The descent line we sent down just disappeared through it. You'd follow it down to the kelp bed then you'd have to go another 6 or 8 feet to get to the bottom. It's a false bottom of kelp fronds. It's a lovely golden amber color, and there's another species of kelp that's sort of reddish, growing on the amber ones. It all looked good and lush and thick – very colorful and healthy looking.
There were lots of fish circling around. We saw quite a few red cod. There are a lot of pollock and quite a number of cod mixed in, and some of the cod are more traditionally colored, but some have the distinctive red/orange iridescent coloration.
Robin: What other kinds of wildlife did you see?
Brian: Besides pollock and cod, there were a lot of juvenile fish. We found out later they were cunner. They are bright orange when they are small, quite stunning, like the garibaldi in California. We saw quite a few whales on the surface, minke whales porpoising and coming up for air, but not close enough to photograph. There were invertebrates on the bottom, on ledges below the kelp. It's definitely worth a lot more exploration. This is clearly a unique habitat.
Robin: Was this dive different from your expectations?
Brian: I'd heard about the Cashes Ledge kelp forest for years. People always say it's not like California, so I expected an area that was covered in kelp on the bottom, but the brown kind that I usually see inshore, just a lot more of it – low-lying, a foot off the bottom. I didn't expect anything like this. Stalks of kelp that were 8 feet high and long strands at the top that made this golden bed. It was very unique. The fish stayed localized, always in the area. They weren't passing schools; they sort of hung out there. The kelp forest is probably a square mile or so – it's a big area. But the fish were always there – in the background, silhouetted. It was very different from what I expected.
Robin: Did you see evidence of human activity in the area?
Brian: There was a tremendous amount of fishing gear out there. We tried to dive away from gear. But everybody on the trip remarked that there were a lot of fishing buoys on the surface. I think they were lobster traps, but I'm not sure. They were everywhere. This was surprising. Nobody expected this. A friend of mine remembers diving Cashes in the 80s, and said the fish used to be so thick that you couldn't see your dive buddies. It's not like that today, so the biomass must be down. But there was a good population of fish. I think a place like this with proper protection could come back to those levels that my friend observed 20-30 years ago.
Robin: Were there any unexpected difficulties?
Brian: No, but the currents got quite strong on Sunday and we had trouble getting to the dive-line buoy. Wearing a dry suit and 120 pounds of equipment you have to swim really hard against the current. We couldn't get to the buoy, so the boat picked us up and we tried again and made it.
Robin: What was the water temperature?
Brian: Pretty warm for New England, probably 50 degrees.
Robin: Did the weather cause any problems?
Brian: No, the weather was really good. It progressively improved. Early Saturday it was fine, small waves, a little bumpy, but it got better and by Sunday was really calm. If the waves are big it's hard to get back in the boat after the dive.
Robin: Was visibility low from the recent northeaster?
Brian: I don't know why visibility was low. It was very typical of New England conditions. Turbid, but not terrible. Visibility was 20-25 feet, but hazy, not crystal clear. I tried to work close in and make some pictures that would still come out well.
Robin: Will you do anything differently next time you go to Cashes?
Brian: Not necessarily. I would like to have more time. To produce pictures in these conditions takes a lot of repeatability and serendipity. My M.O. is to dive a place over and over and keep working it, if I can. I could spend hours and hours working those fish. I'm very intrigued by the red cod. They are highly unique and beautiful with the golden kelp backdrop and green water. I would just like to do more of it.
Are you intrigued by the red cod, too? We will give you a look at those fascinating fish soon. In the meantime, enjoy some of these other sublime pictures Brian made in this vibrant special place in the Gulf of Maine!
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I enjoy being part of a hard-working team here at MRO. Everyone is vital in assuring that this intricate process gets done efficiently. Although we all have specific roles, communication and teamwork are the main reasons why our process works so well. I enjoy that management allows everyone here to have a voice. They are willing to listen to ideas or suggestions no matter what level that individual is at.
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Violence Flares Anew on Chicago's South Side - NYTimes.com: "The attack, which took place during a pickup basketball game, was the latest flare-up of street violence that has confounded city leaders. Chicago had more than 500 homicides in 2012 — more than any other city in the nation and about 80 more than New York, which has three times as many people."
Chicago passes NYC as US murder capital — RT USA: "Chicago, Illinois usurped New York City as the murder capital of America in 2012, according to a report released this week by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI published on Monday a crime statistics analysis for the previous calendar year in which it's reported that the Windy City saw a surge in homicides during 2012 that boosted it above New York and other major metropolitan areas to become the bloodiest in the United States. According to the FBI report, Chicago was the site of more murders in 2012 than any other city, with its body count of 500 dwarfing NYC's tally of only 419. In terms of population, however, Chicago has only a fraction of the people that New York does. The US Census Bureau has listed the number of Chicagoans at around 2.7 million — a meager number when compared to New York's 8 million-plus."
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RBNZ aims to simplify prudential regulation, shore up supervisory activities
Wednesday 2nd August 2017
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand aims to improve the effectiveness of its prudential regulation by simplifying its regulations and by shoring up its supervisory activities, deputy governor Grant Spencer said in a speech.
"We must maintain the high international reputation of the New Zealand financial system. Within that we seek to maintain and build on the bank's non-intrusive supervisory approach and simple-yet-conservative prudential requirements," Spencer told the KangaNews Capital Markets Conference in a speech published on the central bank's web site.
The system is "highly integrated with international markets and needs to maintain a strong reputation if it is to continue its lead role in intermediating New Zealand's financial dealings with the rest of the world," he said.
Spencer said the bank is currently considering how to improve the regulatory framework after a recent International Monetary Fund Financial Sector Assessment Program and its own review of bank capital adequacy."We will continue to place emphasis on getting the right incentives in place for prudent institutional governance, supported by effective market discipline that increasingly makes use of technology advances," he said.
He said the aim is to simplify the current regulatory regime in a number of areas, but also heed the IMF's advice about improving the effectiveness of the supervisory model. Earlier this year the International Monetary Fund carried out a comprehensive review of New Zealand's financial system against international standards, with a particular focus on the quality of financial sector regulation. The results were released in early May and included more than 100 recommendations.
Among other things, the central bank is looking to make greater use of targeted reviews by external experts in cases where serious non-compliance becomes apparent at particular institutions, said Spencer.
Regarding the current review of bank capital adequacy, "we are leaning towards simplifying both the allowable capital instruments and the methods for measuring risk, though we are in the consultative phase and far from making any decisions," he said.
The bank will also review the minimum capital ratios. New Zealand's relatively high-risk profile, due to high industry and portfolio concentration, supports a conservative approach relative to international peers. "We are conscious that the international minimum standards are not calibrated to deal with some of the issues we face in New Zealand, including high industry and portfolio concentration," said Spencer.
On macro-prudential policies, he reiterated the bank is keen to have a debt-to-income limit tool at its disposal "even though we would not wish to use it while the Auckland and national housing market continue to moderate." He said efforts will be made to ensure the broader policy framework is understood by stakeholders, including the public.
Above all, it is important to be clear about what macro-prudential policy can actually achieve."While macro-prudential policies can help reduce housing-related risk in the banking system, they cannot control house price inflation," he said.
Spencer will take over as acting governor of the bank for six months, following the expiry of current governor Graeme Wheeler's term on Sept. 26 this year.
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/**
 * Beginnings of a AONIC Framework.
 * (c) 2007 - 2008 Raja Kapur <raja@aonic.net>
 *
 * The AONIC Framework is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT License.
 * See http://framework.aonic.net/ for details.
 *
 * @author Raja Kapur
 * @link http://framework.aonic.net/
 */
var AONIC = {
	instances: [0],
    config: {},
	api: {},
	debug: false,

	$: function(id) {
		return (document.getElementById(id) || false);
	},
	log: function() {
		if(!this.debug) return;

		if(window.console) console.log(arguments[0] + ' ' + arguments[1]);
		else alert(arguments[0] + ' ' + arguments[1]);
	}
};
// bind() concept from prototype.js (http://www.prototypejs.org), MIT (source code) license.
Function.prototype.bind = function() {
	if (arguments.length < 2 && arguments[0] === undefined) return this;
	var __method = this;
	var args = []; for(var i=0; i<arguments.length; i++) {
		args.push(arguments[i])
	}
	var object = args.shift();
	return function() {
    	return __method.apply(object, args);
	}
};

/**
 * Basic JS effects library.
 * (c) 2007 - 2008 Raja Kapur <raja@aonic.net>
 *
 * @example
 * 	new AONIC.api.Effects('photoBox', 0, 300, 'height', {duration:300}).slide()
 *
 * @author Raja Kapur
 * @link http://framework.aonic.net/
 */
AONIC.api.Effects = function(el, start, end, property, options) {
	if(typeof(options) == "undefined") options = {};

	this.start = start;
	this.end = end;
	this.change = (end - start);
	this.duration = options.duration || 400;
	this.time = this.timeChange = 0;
	this.el = AONIC.$(el);
	this.property = property;

	this.onStart = options.onStart || function(el, opts){
		if(opts.end > opts.start) el.style.display = 'block';
	};
	this.onComplete = options.onComplete || function(el, opts){
		if(opts.end < opts.start) el.style.display = 'none';
	};
};
AONIC.api.Effects.prototype.slide = function() {
	if(this.el.style[this.property] != (this.end)+'px') this.el.style[this.property] = (this.start)+'px';

	setTimeout(this.onStart.bind(this, this.el, {start:this.start, end:this.end}), 10);
	this.time = new Date().getTime();
	this.interval = setInterval(this.setStyle.bind(this), 20);
};
AONIC.api.Effects.prototype.setStyle = function(pe) {
	var time = new Date().getTime();
	if (time < this.time + this.duration && this.el.style[this.property] != (this.end)+'px') {
		this.timeChange = time - this.time;
		this.el.style[this.property] = (this.sineInOut())+'px';
	} else {
		this.el.style[this.property] = (this.end)+'px';
		setTimeout(this.onComplete.bind(this, this.el, {start:this.start, end:this.end}), 10);
		if(this.interval) clearInterval(this.interval);
	}
};
// Transitions (c) 2003 Robert Penner (http://www.robertpenner.com/easing/), BSD License.
AONIC.api.Effects.prototype.linear = function() { return this.change*this.timeChange/this.duration + this.start; },
AONIC.api.Effects.prototype.sineInOut = function() { return -this.change/2 * (Math.cos(Math.PI*this.timeChange/this.duration) - 1) + this.start; }

/**
 * Push Communication Framework
 * (c) 2007 - 2008 Raja Kapur <raja@aonic.net>
 *
 * Recieves push updates from servers. Uses Flash's XMLSocket object as middle layer.
 *
 * @example
 * 	var onData = function(data) {
 * 		alert('Server said:' + data);
 * 	}
 * 	var onClose = function() {
 * 		alert('Goodbye.');
 * 	}
 *
 * 	var fs = new AONIC.api.PushCommunication('localhost', '3002', 'flashSock');
 * 	fs.addCallback('onData', onData).addCallback('onClose', onClose);
 * 	fs.send('My name is John. John Doe.');
 *
 * @author Raja Kapur
 * @link http://framework.aonic.net/
 */
AONIC.api.Common = function() {
	this._status = {};
	this._config = {};
};
AONIC.api.Common.prototype.setStatus = function(property, value) {
	if(property && value) {
		this._status[property] = value;
	}
};

AONIC.api.PushCommunication = function(host, port, flash) {
	if(!host || !port || !AONIC.$(flash)) {
		return;
	}

	this._config = {'host': host, 'port': port, 'callbacks': {'onConnect': [], 'onData': [], 'onClose': []}};
	this._flashSocket = AONIC.$(flash);
	this._status.connected = false;

	AONIC.instances.push(this);
	this._config.instanceId = AONIC.instances.length - 1;

	this._connect();
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype = new AONIC.api.Common;

AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype.addCallback = function(onEvent, callback) {
	if(typeof(onEvent) == "string" && typeof(callback) == "function") {
		this._config.callbacks[onEvent].push(callback);
	}
	return this;
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype.send = function(data) {
	if(this._flashSocket && this._flashSocket._send) {
		this._flashSocket._send(data);
	}
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype._connect = function() {
	if(this._flashSocket && this._flashSocket._connect) {
		this._flashSocket._connect(this._config.host, this._config.port, this._config.instanceId);
	}
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype._onConnect = function(message) {
	this._status.connected = true;
	var len = this._config.callbacks.onConnect.length;
	if(len > 0) {
		for(var i = 0; i < len; i++) {
			this._config.callbacks.onConnect[i](message);
		}
	}
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype._onData = function(data) {
	var len = this._config.callbacks.onData.length;
	if(len > 0) {
		for(var i = 0; i < len; i++) {
			this._config.callbacks.onData[i](data);
		}
	}
};
AONIC.api.PushCommunication.prototype._onClose = function() {
	this._status.connected = true;
	var len = this._config.callbacks.onClose.length;
	if(len > 0) {
		for(var i = 0; i < len; i++) {
			this._config.callbacks.onClose[i]();
		}
	}
};

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ICASO is pleased to announce the launch of our AIDS 2016 community guide in partnership with ICAD, and as an important way to mark World AIDS Day and link to the 21st International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2016).
As a gateway to AIDS 2016, the site is tailored for communities and individuals around the world who are interested in learning about or planning to attend the conference that will take place in Durban, South Africa in July 2016. The theme of AIDS 2016, Access Equity Rights Now, reflects the need to leave no one behind as we work together to end AIDS.
Much has been achieved in the 15 years since the conference was last held in Durban. Yet systemic barriers that impede effective HIV prevention and transmission program remain. That is why we are committed to ensuring that communities of people living with and affected by HIV everywhere, and in particular key populations, are represented in all aspects of AIDS 2016. AIDS 2016 gives us the opportunity to work together.
Our outreach site is one tool that can help make this a reality. We invite you to contribute and share information related to the conference, and to add your voice to it, as it should be a community-driven platform. In addition, we will continue to post information about the Global Village and other events, as well as reminders about upcoming deadlines. We also invite you to share information through Twitter @aids2016, and be sure to tag posts #aids2016 and #aids2016community.


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Chicago-based experimental musician Kevin Drumm has demonstrated a mastery over noise, drone, and electroacoustic improvisation idioms, producing a continuum of devastating statements in each field.
Since his 1997 solo debut, Chicago-based experimental musician Kevin Drumm has demonstrated a mastery over noise, drone, and electroacoustic improvisation idioms, producing a continuum of devastating statements in each field. First coming into his own as a convulsive prepared guitarist, Drumm fell in with Chicago's vibrant improvising community, playing with Ken Vandermark and Gastr Del Sol as well as participating in the 1998 sessions for Loren Connors' and Alan Licht's Hoffman Estates. Incorporating laptop and electronics into his practice, Drumm in 2002 released Sheer Hellish Miasma, a genre-defining colossus of unrelenting, ferocious buzzsaw noise whose aesthetics—cheekily lifted from heavy metal—bely the sometimes-calm interior of its ebbing and flowing feedback. The serenity latent to Drumm's music was first made explicit with the tectonic drone of 2008's Imperial Distortion, its spectral pulsations moving with a tranquilizing malevolence, and has frequently reared its luminous head since. Throughout its different modes, Drumm's work radiates a palpable sense of purity, a steadfastness of vision buttressed by morbid humor and a prankster spirit. Traversing the highbrow/real-deal divide with ease, he has collaborated with the likes of Tony Conrad, Phill Niblock, Aaron Dilloway, Prurient, and Taku Sugimoto and recorded music for Hanson, Erstwhile, Hospital, and Mego. Drumm has been especially prolific in recent years, with 5 releases under his belt already for 2019, but live performances remain few and far between.
Collaborators since 1993, Loren Connors' and Alan Licht's hazy, late night howling blues has been well documented, but in 1998 at the behest of Jim O'Rourke, the duo participated in what remains the most ambitious embellishment of their guitars' elegiac sprawl. With his sights set on channeling Teo Macero's edit-heavy production work on Miles Davis' fusion-era records, O'Rourke assembled an all-star group of Chicago improvisers that included bassists Darin Gray and Josh Abrams, clarinetist Mike Colligan, cornetist Rob Mazurek, percussionist Chad Taylor, saxophonist Ken Vandermark, trombonist Jeb Bishop, and guitarists Rick Rizzo and Kevin Drumm, in addition to Connors, Licht, and O'Rourke himself to record Hoffman Estates for Drag City. Connors and Licht arranged the pieces on the spot, a full day of improvising was recorded, and O'Rourke later added overdubs and edited the session into an entangled suite of overflowing guitar feedback, comely brass swells, swaggering ululation, and spacious, mournful intimacy. In celebration of 20 years of Hoffman Estates, Ken Vandermark, Chad Taylor, and Joshua Abramsjoin Loren Connors and Alan Licht once again to scream the spirit into being.
One of the world's most singular guitarists, Loren Connors is among few living musicians whose prolific body of work can be said to be wholly justified in its plenitude. On more than 100 records across almost four decades on labels like Table of the Elements, Drag City, Ecstatic Yod, and his own Daggett Records, Connors has wrung distinct shades of ephemeral blues from his guitar, its sound ever-shifting while remaining unmistakably his own. From his early, splintered take on the Delta bottleneck style through his song-based albums with Suzanne Langille and on to the painterly abstraction that defines his current work, Connors has earned the admiration of many, leading to collaborations with the likes of John Fahey, Keiji Haino, Kim Gordon, Thurston Moore, and Jandek.
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Community detection in graphs
by Santo Fortunato , 2009
"... The modern science of networks has brought significant advances to our understanding of complex systems. One of the most relevant features of graphs representing real systems is community structure, or clustering, i. e. the organization of vertices in clusters, with many edges joining vertices of th ..."
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The modern science of networks has brought significant advances to our understanding of complex systems. One of the most relevant features of graphs representing real systems is community structure, or clustering, i. e. the organization of vertices in clusters, with many edges joining vertices
Computer support for knowledge-building communities
by Marlene Scardamalia, Carl Bereiter - The Journal of the Learning Sciences , 1994
"... Nobody wants to use technology to recreate education as it is, yet there is not much to distinguish what goes on in most computer-supported classrooms versus traditional classrooms. Kay (1991) has suggested that the phenomenon of reframing innovations to recreate the familiar is itself commonplace. ..."
Nobody wants to use technology to recreate education as it is, yet there is not much to distinguish what goes on in most computer-supported classrooms versus traditional classrooms. Kay (1991) has suggested that the phenomenon of reframing innovations to recreate the familiar is itself commonplace. Thus, one sees all manner of powerful technology (Hypercard, CD-ROM, Lego Logo, and so forth) used to conduct shopworn school activities: copying material from one resource into another (e.g., using Hypercard to assemble sound and visual bites produced by others), and following step-by-step procedures (e.g., creating Lego Logo machines by following steps in a manual). With new technologies, student-generated collages and reproductions appear more inventive and sophisticated-with impressive displays of sound, video, and typography-but from a cognitive perspective, it is not clear what, if any, knowledge content has been processed by the students. In this chapter we offer a suggestion for how to escape the pattern of reinventing the familiar with educational technology. Knowledge-building discourse is at the heart of the superior education that we have in mind. We argue that the classroom needs to foster
The emotional dog and its rational tail: a social intuitionist approach to moral judgment
by Jonathan Haidt - Psychological Review , 2001
"... This is the manuscript that was published, with only minor copy-editing alterations, as: Haidt, J. (2001). The emotional dog and its rational tail: A social intuitionist approach to moral judgment. Psychological Review. 108, 814-834 Copyright 2001, American Psychological Association To obtain a repr ..."
with recent findings in social, cultural, evolutionary, and biological psychology, as well as anthropology and primatology. Author notes
Linked Data -- The story so far
by Christian Bizer, et al.
"... The term Linked Data refers to a set of best practices for publishing and connecting structured data on the Web. These best practices have been adopted by an increasing number of data providers over the last three years, leading to the creation of a global data space containing billions of assertion ..."
to exploit the Web of Data, and map out a research agenda for the Linked Data community as it moves forward.
Positive psychology: An introduction
by Martin E. P. Seligman, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi - American Psychologist , 2000
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The Large-Scale Organization of Metabolic Networks
by H. Jeong, B. Tombor, R. Albert, Z. N. Oltvai, A.-L. Barabási , 2000
"... In a cell or microorganism the processes that generate mass, energy, information transfer, and cell fate specification are seamlessly integrated through a complex network of various cellular constituents and reactions. However, despite the key role these networks play in sustaining various cellular ..."
In a cell or microorganism the processes that generate mass, energy, information transfer, and cell fate specification are seamlessly integrated through a complex network of various cellular constituents and reactions. However, despite the key role these networks play in sustaining various cellular functions, their large-scale structure is essentially unknown. Here we present the first systematic comparative mathematical analysis of the metabolic networks of 43 organisms representing all three domains of life. We show that, despite significant variances in their individual constituents and pathways, these metabolic networks display the same topologic scaling properties demonstrating striking similarities to the inherent organization of complex non-biological systems. This suggests that the metabolic organization is not only identical for all living organisms, but complies with the design principles of robust and error-tolerant networks, and may represent a common blueprint for the large-scale organization of interactions among all cellular constituents.
DNA primers for amplification of mitochondrial cytochrome ALLOGALATHEA: A MONOSPECIFIC GENUS? 267 © 2011 The Linnean
by M. Black, W. Hoeh, R. Lutz, R Vrijenhoek - Society of London, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society , 1994
"... We describe "universal " DNA primers for polymer-ase chain reaction (PCR) amplification of a 710-bp fragment of the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidasesubunit I gene (COI) from 11 invertebrate phyla:Echinodermata, Mollusca, Annelida, Pogonophora, Arthropoda, Nemertinea, Echiura, Sipuncula, ..."
We describe "universal " DNA primers for polymer-ase chain reaction (PCR) amplification of a 710-bp fragment of the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidasesubunit I gene (COI) from 11 invertebrate phyla:Echinodermata, Mollusca, Annelida, Pogonophora, Arthropoda, Nemertinea, Echiura, Sipuncula, Pla-tyhelminthes, Tardigrada, and Coelenterata, as well as the putative phylum Vestimentifera. Preliminary comparisons revealed that these COI primers gener-ate informative sequences for phylogenetic analyses at the species and higher taxonomic levels.
Being There -- Putting Brain, Body, and World Together Again
by Andy Clark , 1997
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Mixed methods research: A research paradigm whose time has come
by R. Burke Johnson, Anthony J. Onwuegbuzie - EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER , 2004
The SWISS-MODEL Workspace: A web-based environment for protein structure homology modelling
by Konstantin Arnold, Lorenza Bordoli, Torsten Schwede, et al. - BIOINFORMATICS , 2005
"... Motivation: Homology models of proteins are of great interest for planning and analyzing biological experiments when no experimental three-dimensional structures are available. Building homology models requires specialized programs and up-to-date sequence and structural databases. Integrating all re ..."
Motivation: Homology models of proteins are of great interest for planning and analyzing biological experiments when no experimental three-dimensional structures are available. Building homology models requires specialized programs and up-to-date sequence and structural databases. Integrating all required tools, programs and databases into a single web-based workspace facilitates access to homology modelling from a computer with web connection without the need of downloading and installing large program packages and databases. Results: SWISS-MODEL Workspace is a web-based integrated service dedicated to protein structure homology modelling. It assists and guides the user in building protein homology models at different levels of complexity. A personal working environment is provided for each user where several modelling projects can be carried out in parallel. Protein sequence and structure databases necessary for modelling are accessible from the workspace and are updated in regular intervals. Tools for template selection, model building, and structure quality evaluation can be invoked from within the workspace. Workflow and usage of the workspace are illustrated by modelling human Cyclin A1 and human Transmembrane Protease