and since nevada is about halfway through the early voting period. the republican presidential hopeful is likely looking to make a final push in the swing state. so far, state early voting numbers in nevada show democrats have a stronger turnout lead over republicans. vice president hopeful mike pence and son eric trump were also campaigning this week in the silver state. trump has recently put a lot of attention on the fbi s reopening the criminal investigation of hillary clinton s private email server. presidential nominee when the outcome is fixed, when the system is rigged, people lose hope. they stop dreaming. they stop trying. when the powerful can get away with anything because they have the money and the connections to rig the system, then people lose confidence in our laws and confidence in their futures. )) barack obama should continue campaigning for clinton. ((donald trump (r)/ presidential nominee so he s always campaigning with hillary. hey, here s my question
throwing in his support for hillary clinton. yesterday.he campaigned for her in las vegas .pushing the democratic nominee s economic and jobs plan. the vice president says.she would fight for labor rights and to make communities college free. he also didn t stop on democratic platforms. he dropped remarks about leaked audio recordings which revealed trump talking about groping women. joe biden/vice president: i ve spent my whole career trying to change the culture and here a prsidential candidate says because he is famous and powerful he can grope any woman he wants and let him do it. that is a text book definition of sexual assault. ((nia wong)) protesters outside the rally say voters should be looking into clinton s alleged wrongdoing. instead of focusing on the controversial audio recordings.. that trump has apologized for./// ((nia wong)) to keep republican control of the house., house speaker..paul ryan is making expected to have tight races. this weekend he held
by their courts yet they have surveilled us. tribal leaders say they will continue their fight against the pipeline with or without u.n. support. back here at home crowds gathering to show their support for protesters in north dakota. it is our top story tonight. news3 s nathan o neil joining us near desert inn and the i-15 how locals are reporter: there are natives and activists a like, some heading to north dakota to join the fight. [ drums ] reporter: a message of peace woven through words and sounds. more than 70 people forming a prayer circle at homestead park to stand in solidarity with issue, it is an issue for our entire nation to become concerned about. the issue of clean water. it s calling to me, i need to be there. amber plans to join hundreds of other protesters there next week. for amber, this was the tipping point. the government is breaking these own treaties that these people have with them on their own lands. prayer. a member of the las vegas
we re a little more than halfway through the early voting period. and still breaking records for voter turnout. i m faith tanner. thanks for joining us. today more than 25-thousand voters hit the polls in clark county. proving once again that this election is bringing more people out to vote. fox5 s kathleen jacob is live at a polling location. after talking to voters all day. kathleen? faith, this polling location is closed now. but at the rate people have been coming out to vote. tomorrow morning when these doors open this place will fill right back up. give me a v, v, give me an o, o, give me a t, t lets go vote! (nats cheer) this is my first time voting, like ever. from first time voters. it s always exciting for me to come back and cast my vote and kind of make my voice heard. to more seasoned. this election is bringing out the masses. we re still breaking a record nearly every day. today we were at 24 thousand at 4oclock so we re well. (nats woman guiding people in) a
reporter: her father was a political prisoner in cuba for years. her family fled to america when she was 11. i saw suffering. i was a small child. and i m here. very thankful to be here. this is my country and i m very hopeful for cuba. reporter: throughout the day, the crowd behind me has grown many here sharing similar stories of castro s decades of oppression and hope for the future. he was the devil. reporter: castro ruled cuba for nearly 50 years but failing health forced him to step down in 2006. known as a tyrant for imprisoning critics and committing human rights abuses, others looked at him as a revolutionary, a fact jose who fled cuba in the site of 70s recognized. he is loved around the world because he is standing up to the american power. but the people that living there, they know the true story. reporter: president raul castro broke the news of his brother s death to the cuban people friday night. flags are flying at half-staff as the communist na