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mother 3 feel to her. reporter: no one knows what sparked the conflict with the man and mrs. francis the grandson beat her and shot her in the head late tuesday afternoon. swat surrounded the home as francis was held in the back yfrmd after three hours he gave up peacefully. i don t know what could have lead to this. somebody who has a strong relationship with their grandparent its is that somebody would do this to somebody they love. detect you haves say bradley had no criminal history. officers say they were not called out to the home for any type of violence. some neighbors say the younger francis was dealing with mental issues. they had methal health problems and people don t want to recognize that. they bypass it we need more mental health treatment. reporter: neighbors say tell murder happen in public. we band together this . is a tight knit community and the people lived here for a very, very long time of bradley francis is in the detention center c ....
and gray stand out too. this is like the third fire in the last week or two. reporter: two small fires burning near mary jane falls. unusual for so late in the season. september was very, very dry. and so our heavy fuels are still dry. reporter: brett van gundy with the u.s. forest service says while firefighters are actively working a small fire from overnight, the original fire from sunday is another story. today a helicopter brought in to tree canopy, he says, is tough. the one up top, the lost fire, is inaccessible to people. it s unsafe. it s way too steep and rugged to put people in. there s really nothing to worry about. reporter: anthony has been watching the smoke for the better part of four days from his mountain neighborhood. he says the threat of fire is the price you pay for living in paradise. but he s confident even without firefighters on the ground he s red-flag warnings for high winds coming through the canyon here. and it breezed right t ....
i have a very number one thooufshgs worry about safety. and it is a little bit close to a very major population base. so i gom iing to take a very strong look at it and i will have an opinion. reporter: let s talk about make america great again okay. can we all agree that america was great post world war ii, late 40s, early 50s, prosperity, middle-class, tvs and cars. back then about a third of american workers were in unions. today that number is about one here in las vegas and in nevada. most of the hotels on the strip have deals with them. trump tower does not. why not? i think we ll end up working something. i have a lot of good relationships there. i think we ll end up getting something that s satisfactory. reporter: well that union support is important. you want an october surprise you could sign a contract with them and maybe get support that way. i think we ll do very well here. we ve got polls indicating we ll do well. reporter: international when ....
francis. he always seemed like a loving grandson. reporter: john swindle remembers seeing the 86-year-old from time to time. she was always out and about. she never, you know she was always on the street walking up and down. and she just had, you know, just something about her, that grandmotherly feel to her. reporter: no one knows what sparked the conflict between the 45-year-old man and mrs. his grandmother then shot her in the head late tuesday afternoon. s.w.a.t. team members surrounded the home as francis remained holed up in the family s backyard. after three hours passed, he gave up peacefully. i have no idea what could have led to this. somebody who has a strong relationship with their grandparents, i find it unfathomable that somebody would do this to somebody they love. reporter: detectives say bradley francis had no criminal for any type of violence. some neighbors say they believe the younger francis was dealing with mental issues. a lot of t ....
the massive storm with winds of 130 miles per hour is closing in on the florida coastline and tonight s storm surges could bring water up to 11 feet. matthews is beginning to unleash its flurry all along the florida coast. it s here, absolutely here. violent winds, torrential rains and overnight, it s expected to get w transformers in fort pierce, florida, blowing leaving thousands in the dark. in south carolina governor nikki haley says everyone needs to move to higher ground. this is a serious storm. this is a storm that needs to be taken seriously. we really need you to evacuate. four,000 flights have been cancelled, businesses are boarded up and shelters are filling up. running out. the dangers of staying behind are very real. i talked to my detective captain earlier in the day and asked him do you have body bags? are you prepared for mass casualties? matthew left hundreds dead in the caribbean and now, the storm turns its attention to the east coast. ....