>> reporter: fox tells us hidden cameras just keeps getting better and better as technology progresses. this is what you can see from a hidden smoke detector camera. >> being able to identify me and to be able to convict me if i was, you know, stealing something from you or beating on your children. you would be able to see exactly what i was doing. >> reporter: police say krish rogers was able to see his guests's every move and record them. undeev the right to have these spy cameras in their home. but when it comes to recording in places where people will be naked, you need their permission. fox tells us there are gadgets that can help detect these hidden cameras. >> it has like a frequency flashing light that reveals there's a lens there. then you have something that finds the rf or the radiofrequency coming off of that camera. >> reporter: as for chris rogers? reporting live, antonio castelan, news 3. >> reed: thank you. an update to breaking news we brought you at 5:00. north las vegas firefighters knocked down this fire at a recycling plant in north las vegas. sky 3 was quick over that smoky hazy scene. it came from republic services facility on cheyenne and fifth street. so far no injuries to report but crews will stay on the scene to battle any hot spots in the resielged materials. to california where they're battling a massive plant fire live images coming from ontario about an hour east of l.a. we are hearing conflicting reports it's from a cardboard recycling plant or pallet plant. >> marie: two women who ran a sanctuary to help animals accused of abusing are more than 400 animals. the 54-year-old and 51-year-old donna reed also known as donna be euthanized for medical reasons. the pair face three felony charges and 24 misdemeanors in this case. >> reed: metro's animal cruelty unit rescues dozens of horses and birds involved in an animal cruelty case. they found the animals yesterday at a home near lake mead and decatur. 21 horses and 33 birds were rescued. police believe people living outside the home own many of those animals. anyone who thinks their animal may have been taken from the home should contact the animal foundation where t >> marie: new at six, nevada highway patrol releases the names of a trooper who shot and killed a man after a cross valley chase. trooper david dudley a 17-veer veteran of the force was forced to open fire on the suspect after they say he stole a car from a downtown las vegas car wash and drove it all the way to a cadillac dealership on auto show drive in henderson. that suspect died of his injuries yesterday. we'll learn more about the circumstances surrounding the tuesday morning. stay with news 3 and news3lv.com for continuing developments. >> reed: so as we head into the holidays, more money will be changing hands. but could you spot a 20 or 50 or even $100 bill if it was a fake? new at six, christy wilcox looks into how likely it is to come across counterfeit money. >> reporter: the secret service tells us people here are pretty savvy when it comes to spotting a fake buck. that's because so many people here are used to handling money in las vegas. but it does this the last year the secret service has recovered about $1.4 million in fake bills here in the las vegas area. they say catching a person who may be trying to scam you is all -- well you need to know how to spot a fake bill. >> this bill here is old but it's genuine $1 bill. what the people actually did was erase the $1 and printed 100 over the top of it. it up and you look into a light, you can see actually one written across there. >> reporter: we talked to greg sims owner of sam page bar who says after getting scammed in the best. sims showed up a simple method business owners can use to detect phony currency and another business owner says the person who paid for it is often >> it's usually policies in place, you know, sfrukting the bartenders to verify the $100 bill, $50 bills. if they don't the bartender who is getting paid a smaller age plus tips is the one that's held responsible for taking that counterfeit bill. >> reporter: tonight on 11, at news 3, we talk to a 14-year-old trying to raise money for his troop who got duped by a scammer. we'll have more simple ways on you does if you come across it. >> reed: a lot of money changing hands especially with the holidays. >> anchor: thanks so much. >> marie: two scooters involved in valley crashes. that crash happened just after 5:00 a.m. on flamingo near valley view. police say the driver of the moped turned on a red light. then earlier this afternoon a man and woman lost control of their scooter. this happening near lamb and stewart. an oil spill may have been responsible for the crash. condition. >> reed: a traffic alert if you are heading to mccarran airport this weekend. less than three hours the ramps from the 215 east to the airport connector, they will be closed. the ramp p will reopen monday but close every week night for the next two weeks. so drivers heading to the airport from the eastbound 215 will have to exit at wind mill then turn around and approach the airport on the westbound 215. >> marie: decision 2016 a few weeks away and nearly they can do that as early as tomorrow. most of the country has concerns over voter fraud, cyber breaches and voter intimidation. nathan o'neal joins us live from an early voting location where 4u7b dreads of thousands of nevadans will cast their ballots. >> reporter: more than 60 percent of nevada voters will actually be voting between tomorrow and election day. they'll be doing it at locations like the one behind me where you can go to vote early. officials say they are ready to defend and protect the integrity of the process. 4900 electronic voting machines to transport and secure. 97 early voting locations to set up throughout clark county. all organized by joe who leads the elections department. as a voter in clark county, is my vote secure? >> very much so. we're very comfortable with what voter fraud fueled by accusations by donald trump. multiple reports disputing his claims. >> voter fraud is all too common. then they criticize us for saying that. >> reporter: the republican candidate going as star as to tell his supporters to watch others at the polls feeding worries of possible intimidation. >> when we looked over the history of elections i think you will find nastiness all the way back. >> reporter: nevada's secretary of state warning not to interfere with the election process or risk >> we want to make sure that people feel safe and secure in voting. >> reporter: local and federal agencies including the fbi partnering up to maintain the integrity of the election process. an on going battle to stomp out claims of rigged elections. >> with early voting we have more than just one date to deal with these issues. >> reporter: this as 40 states and counting request help from homeland security to combat threats of cyber breachs. alter that system. the bottom line that is if someone were to try they're going get caught. >> reporter: beginning tomorrow fbi agents will be posted at four command posts throughout this state. they will be ready to respond to any one of these early voting locations should there be an issue that comes up. reporting live, i'm nathan o'neal, news 3. >> marie: good to know so many people are concerned about the possibilities. >> reed: in less than an hour this >> marie: we'll show how the celebration has changed in our community. >> reed: another taste of southern comfort. a look inside of the newest cracker barrel ahead of their grand opening. we are all set with the las vegas balloon festival. we'll tell you what's going on down here. you how you can check it out and take a look at the big time weekend forecast when we come back. >> marie: nearly five months after the deadliest mass shooting in american history, a of the pulse night club. the inspiration behind this mural's design. the inspiration behind this mural's design. >> reed: that's coming up at you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. worse, heck pays for them by cutting education and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible >> marie: you know that the first pride parade in las vegas 18 years ago. >> reed: since then the parade has evolved into a community event. here is a look at the route right through the heart of downtown las vegas. >> marie: it's happening tonight. news 3's sergio avila joins us live along the parade route. so, sergio, tell us how the parade has changed over the years. >> reporter: if you have been down here for these parades anyone will tell you, you have seen it yourself, they keep getting bigger, better and really people here saying it's just a wh now just part of this community. late this afternoon participants in this year's pride parade were getting their floats ready for tonight's show. a show that has grown over the 18 years iens 'been around. corey sadler has lived in las vegas for 11 years and has made it the change. >> people standing on the sidelines have increased. the the number of entries. the quality. >> reporter: this year the center is proud to be sharing great relationship with metro in recent months. >> metro is walking in uniform in solidarity with the center. so because of the events in orlando at pulse night club metro has really stepped up and provided a great presence to us at the center. floats from the red cross and bank of america and other large organizations and businesses are now taking part. sadler attributes that positive change to accept culture and where we are. inclusion and diversity initiatives at all an time high. it should have been the norm a long on time ago but it's becoming the form now and we're running with it. >> reporter: still a lot of set up going on. the parade will kick off at 8:00 p.m. tonight. the festivities are going on throughout the night here in downtown las vegas and the entire weekend. reporting live, sergio avila, news 3. back to you. thank you so much. nevada's second cracker barrel gears up for its grand opening in north las vegas. a party of a different sort i guess. the old country store on craig near the i-15 has a soft opening this morning for family and friends of cracker barrel employees. the first store's grand opening saw long lines wrapped around the building. that line near the silverton. so expect the same for monday's grand opening. doors open at 6:00 a.m. there in the north valley. >> rd: event of course is the southern hills hospital balloon festival. that's where we find our weather authority kevin janison. >> marie: quite a sunset behind you kevin. >> reporter: it's pretty cool marie and reed. check it out. they've been letting some of them glow on occasion. hopefully we'll get to see a couple more while we're live on the air. otherwise we'll show them to you on facebook then later tonight as well. they let the burners go, heat up the air. here we go. they should be firing up. this is available to check out here at the southern hills lot. that is at 215 and sunset. you can actually -- now this is all free to come out and check it out. if you want to participant, they've got a carnival. there are obviously fees to get on the rides and there will be balloon rides here tomorrow morning as dawn begins. there will be some tethered balloon rides and floating balloon rides. of how cool this is. the sixth annual balloon festival. we're going to get more of a close up look at some of these flames but how many some weather for the weekend? what a day today. 85. plenty of sunshine. another above normal day. some of the neighborhoods beginning to dip into the 70s especially around the edges. southern well here where we are south western then western edges of the valley as well. we're near sunset and the 215. over the satellite picture we go. not much to show you. that's our weekend as well. saturday should be beautiful and clear. by the time we get to sunday clouds will flol as we widen out and those clouds will increase through the day on sunday and we'll have a chance for rain by late sunday into monday. let's talk numbers. tonight, low temperatures around the region. we're talking mostly 50s and 60s. pahrump is going down to 38. high temperatures tomorrow if you are going to recreate we're looking for a high near 70 on the mountain. 93 out at the lake. not much wind. the water temperature is for the las vegas valley tonight under a clear sky we're going down to 62 degrees. expect plenty of saturday sunshine. the high temperature should stop out at 89. i think a good portion of the valley will see 90s tomorrow. not much wind tomorrow. could change on sunday. sunday's high temperature is the lower 80s thanks to the clouds that will be on the increase. we'll have that chance for rain especially sunday night into late in the week. chris is the pilot of the wonder breads balloon. light us up there. >> sure! >> reporter: now you have a couple of burners. does it matter-- >> we have a little bit. we have two different burners in each burner. one what's e called a main gas valve and that burns vapor. the other burns liquid. the liquid is a little more of a bright err flame. >> reporter: i guess the most common question is why doesn't the balloon catch on goes straight up and we have no net around the bottom and that's what a fireman wears. >> reporter: you are from kansas city but this isn't your flight in las vegas. last time you flew in las vegas you went up and came straight back down. >> we took off and flew for an hour and landed almost where we are sitting tonight. we'll have those kind of winds tomorrow. can't promise sunday will be the same. can i get to you light up one more time and maybe george can look up at the top of the the balloons are glowing here at the las vegas balloon festival. we'll be back with more from what's happening here in a few minutes. >> marie: heat in the desert. i love it. >> reed: we can confirm that kevin janison has a very long stick to put a hot dog on and a marshmallow. >> marie: lunch breaks in downtown las vegas got a little more musical. ? 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[music] ? that is montreal born singer naomi emerson bchling the music of french composers. the free concerts happen from noon to 1:00 p.m. on certain fridays every month. >> marie: beautiful. now we know you are interested when you can one. well we have a full schedule of the concert series over on news3lv.com. >> reed: what a gift to the people in the audience. a mad grab for iphones in an am store but these were not bought and paid for. >> marie: how much product crooks quite way with and why police say it is not the first time this has happened. >> reed: if you handed your young child an ipad or phone just to get a moment of peace or tranquility don't feel guilty. findings from pediatricians that jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... befofore 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. ur schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can >> marie: a new mural stands at the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> reed: at the same time the gates surrounding the pulse night club in orlando opened to the public for the first time since that awful june 12th night. mark layman reports. ? [music] ? . >> reporter: friends, family messages across a one-of-a-kind piece of art that was create bid this man. >> we'll always have the heart open to love, to spread love, to love each other. >> reporter: the artist name is mr. brainwash. he says he created the mural not only because of what happened here but also because of the community's response. >> there is a statement that we are here. we give love. >> reporter: with brushes spray painted, creativity, the mural was unveiled on spirit day. it is a day designed to stand up against lgbt bullying. the theme: i am, we are, let's be. it's now standing as a symbol of orlando's love and resilience. >> we can change this world from hatred and division by showing beauty and love and togetherness