at a local junior high are much larger than thought. traces of the mercury are found forcing one family forced out of their home. >> and we're joined live at classes in buffalo where classes will be canceled for three straight >> reporter: the epa tells us there is considered a large amount of mercury. the epa found about one-fourth cup inside of the school. >> the mercury spill in a gym class sends johnson junior high it was linked to three homes and one home was deemed unsafe. >> more than 30 staff members and students were screened. we were told that a small amount was found. >> the amount that we were dealing with was consistent with that of an old school thermomemeter. >> not only did they put my child at risk, they put 1,400 students at risk. parents like nicole had frustrated showing that children epa. >> reporter: it's the school district's job to get to the bottom of where it came from. >> we knows as a school they we can do better for the teachers and the students. and details about the family that were forced from their home have not been epa says they'll go back to their home tomorrow and more families will be tested as well. anchor: so what's next as the investigation continues? walter junior high is opened tomorrow but for only parents tested. we'll continue to check on this tomorrow. >> whenever schools report mercury, we'll get it updated on facebook. and clinton shows herself needed help and >> there was word that clinton was overheated but she actually had pneumonia. both clinton and trump are neck and neck in four states as they in the september 11th attack. her campaign said she was overheated and had to leave. she was taken to her daughter's chelsea's apartment. a statement issued by her doctor says she was dehydrated and has been >> this comes after clinton said trump's supporters need to be in the trump camp that has questioned clinton's health including blood clots and other issues. reporter: jennifer johnson, nbc news. anchor: breaking tonight,n one accident on the west side of the valley. one person was taken into the hospital where he later died at cory pines just before 9:00 tonight. no further details were been released. anchor: on this 15th anniversary, obama participated event. the president 15id he will never forget the lives taken from us in the attacks. we will remember and never forget the 3,000 lives taken from us so cruelly including the 1,000 lives taken here, the youngest just three years old. >> the president held a moment of silence in the oval office. a special tribute today including a color guard and bagpipes. also the healing field with 296 american flags, a tribute to each of the american lives that and another tribute in downtown las vegas tonight. >> the las vegas firefighter association joined forces tonight. 343 people to the to hold american flags representing the 23 new york officers and firefighters who lost their lives d >> we're here to tribute the firefighters, police authority and those who fell during the tragic event. we're here to honor them. also today there was a bell-ringing ceremony where the twin towers fell. alison lee was born on september 11 and while she's too small to remember the attack, she honors her father by a dance. inside this music box- >> one day my mother got a phone call a >> anchor: her stories of shock. >> they said she had to go to physical therapy because she could not walk. >> but now she's okay. >> i came to my school and saw that she was in a lot of pain but i just wanted to help her. connected to help each other. >> we needed a way to connect to the dance but with them not understanding my story when we talked, they got it more. >> anchor: they honor the victims of the september 11th attack including alison lee. planes. i wish i could just meet him just one. >> just 15 years old, they were too young to recall what happened. but not too young to dance to a choreographed song to depict the to create a dance to depict a visual and that's when i saw what happened. >> this dance brings her back in time. >> i can connect to how i felt that moment so quickly. it seems like it was just yesterday and i look at my daughter and life has gone on. >> anchor: having the ability to look back 1 reminds her that life goes on. >> as these teens grow and learn- >> i know that it was a terrible event and a lot of people died but i cannot connect myself to them. i remember it was like putting my dad- >> we're going to dance it at different schools- >> they have already discovered life's trials and tribulations. we want everyone to discuss and know what happened. his own hands. >> the reason why this man hired his own security team to protect his house. >> well, they were missing a player but we have the highlights for sports. meteorologist: and 76 and southeast winds, 10 miles per hour. you're going to like my forecast. by a shooting last friday night. asa brown was taken into custody in northern arizona. brown was wanted in the shooting just before 10:30 friday morning in the area of maryland parkway. investigators say there was an argument just before the shooting. caught on school student punched a referee in a game. and benard sherber took a pinch at the ref and was ejected from the game. hitting an official can result anchor: a man is so fed up with the crime in his neighborhood and took matters into his own hands. he watched his neighborhood deteorate and decided to take matter in his own hands. his security team streets and is complete with handcuffs. >> that's not the results with us as citizens should be looking for. >> he's hoping that others will attack the roots of crime. otherwise people will end up doing the same thing he did. reporting for nhl.com. they have picked a basic logo and a portion of the team's nickname has been picked. knight is will be in name. as for the team's color, they wanted the team to inflict the team's color such as red announced next week. and now we have some more forecasting data available to us. meteorologist: and we've been expecting the bridge to open and it's set to open as part of project neon and this is called traffic ahead forecast. to 7:00 a.m. to talk about the traffic speeds. now we can use that data to let you know how your commute will be. you'll see us talk about this, 15 minutes currently moving along and around two hours, the estimate is you're going to shave 4 minutes commute. and currently sixteen minutes from charleston and you're looking at a commute of twelve minutes. it's it's reminder you can catch us for traffic at 4:30 a.m. anchor: that's right. jerry brown on standby with our cooler forecast. meteorologist: absolutely. there were plenty of these around the valley. we're talking about 90s and if you can hold on to your hat, even some 80s. wow, what happened. my computer has had let's start with a sunrise. let me see if i can put that in motion. there you go. no clouds looking to the east and we'll look to the west and i'll throw in a sunset for you. it's currently 85 degrees on the strip. humidity 89% and dew point 26 degrees. highs today as you can see las vegas and southern highlands at 90. 88 downtown henderson. 85 up in north las vegas. 86 in mesquite. 83 in boulder city and degrees for some counties. 100 degrees in las vegas should be the last 100-plus degree for 2016. and current reading out is 86. we're looking at a high of 95 degrees. so you'll definitely notice the difference. >> system up to the north, moisture but it will bring us winds and that cooler air behind it will come in. you can see it will move to the north and it's moving east. the stirring currents are not favorable for southern nevada. so winds will be around monday and tuesday with a cooling wind on thursday. and lows in the 60s and lower overnight tonight, looking pretty good and tomorrow is when you're going to feel the cooler temperatures for the overnight lows. generally 90s across southern nevada. 73 for the low tonight with a southeast breeze noticeable. tomorrow not as hot and windy. winds not a big deal through wind at 25 miles per hour which will get you're attention. and 80 degrees for the high and that's a hint for fall. mid 90s still pretty good. and tomorrow kelly will update you on news 3 today at 7:00 a.m. well, we appreciate all the efforts you with sports. it was a lovely day and the patriots hit the cardinals was right here at channel 3 and i was partial because i come from cardinals. and jimmy garafalo sniffing out and gives him the ball. that is chris hogan. and cards fail at 24-14 and fitzgerald starting to lead. and they know they need to make a field goal. and new without tom brady and folks, it's about the system, not the talent. more highlights coming up at 11:30. and we sit down with e. j. smith, the first one to win an nfl career. >> this is going to be a great show. this is my first show. i was already been palms, hard rock. and this is a wonderful page to have this in my book on the strip. >> wishing the best of luck to him. should he win, he will get the title fight closure of his boxing career. the latest trend, pokemon go and the new miss america is miss arkansas. debbie shields. well, the new miss was crowned-miss arkansas. she wins a $50,000 scholarship, a 6-figure salary including appearances during her reign. rachel wyatt was first runner anchor: and pokemon go is connected to your watch and connected by bluetooth. and apple reveal that pokemon go will available on apple watch later this year. with the new app you don't have to look at your phone to play. anchor: well, this weekend was the return of nfl football but it was the return of camel and >> this is nothing new in virginia city. the contest started 50 years ago and has been going ever since. as you can see they're mounting even zebras, cameles and get ready for sports night. ? >> hello, and welcome to sports night. i am amber dixon and randy has the night off. smith a member of the floyd mayweather team he sits down for a candid interview on his career and when it is time it hang it up and the state of boxing. >> and back with week one of nfl action. just check out last night. the titan's running back. and short pass.