in garrison... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. the haunted house to help the garrison firefighters wraps up this weekend. here's a live look at the waterloo skycam. storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll be right back --------- --------- --------- --------- we are continuing our coverage of the waterloo mayoral race. kwwl's nikki newbrough talks to former waterloo mayor, tim hurley and his intentions of running for office. also tonight at six: a pop up store opened in down town iowa city for the holidays... find out what unique items they're selling... and for what cause. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has thanks for watching the kwwl news at five. "nbc" nightly news" is next. >>> tonight in the hot seat, hillary clinton grilled for hours on the benghazi attacks that killed four americans. appearing calm even as tempers erupted. will her testimony today put the

another famous abolitionist was william lord garrison. it is so interesting that the dissenters and protesters throughout history constantly referred to our founding document. they are quoting from the constitution. they are quoting from the declaration of independence to argument for what it is they are arguing. one of the great stories about william lord garrison, are you familiar with him? he edited the liberator at a missed paper -- at a newspaper in 1831 in boston. one day a group of proslavery agitators put a rope around his neck interacting through the streets of boston ready to lynch him. a sheriff saved him and threw him in a jail cell for his own protection. garrison wrote this graffiti on the wall of the jail cell. this is what he wrote "william lloyd garrison was put into the cell wednesday afternoon october to save him from the violence of a respectable and is thought tob destroy him for preaching the abominable and dangerous. urin doctrine that all men are created equal." tos emphasis on going back what we are founded upon.

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. >> in castle rock, colorado, kerry garrison said drones are flying off the shelves. this weekend a police chief asked him to help find his daughter's missing horse. the next day, a drone found it caught in a fence, but registering every drone, said garrison, is not practical. >> some of them will never even be outdoors. so i'm a little concerned about government overreach in trying to get a handle on it. >> he makes a point. that the vast majority of the drones he sells will never fly anywhere near a plane or airport. but retailers could sell nearly 7,000 drones this year. the government would like to register every one of them just like you register a car and register all of the drones that are already out there. lester. >> tom, thank you. >>> turning to the 2016 race and the increasingly ugly war of words between donald trump and jeb bush over blame for 9/11. trump remains the republican front-runner in the new poll at 25%. it is the highest support for him in our polls since he jumped into the race. but ben carson is a close second. within the margin of error. bus

. >> reporter: the principal dixie garrison then arrived on the scene as someone called 911. it was a sight difficult to deal with, but one garrison had to act quickly. >> i can't believe his life was in our hands. he essentially died right there in our gym. he wasn't with us. and -- >> reporter: he was gone? >> the pulse was hard to find. >> reporter: eric price, the vice principal, then arrives. price jumps into action and does cpr. >> at that time, the adrenaline kicks in and you do what you've been trained to do. >> reporter: fortunately, just ten days early, price had just taken a cpr refresher course. >> it was definitely on my mind for how to -- what to do. >> reporter: the school resource officer also helped price with cpr. >> knowing him, it affects you but you have a job to do. >> reporter: turns out skyler was born with a heart defect that was genetic. he is now minutes away from undergoing surgery to put a defibrillator inside of him. >> he is going to have a full recovery. i'm so grateful. >> thank you very much and i'm grateful and god bless you. >> it's amazing

they garrison holding the village was a small. it was about, it was two battalions of 850 each. but a lot more consumers were brought up at a lot of reserves. it's impossible to get any kind of precise number on german casualties. that's the best, the best i can get from german documents and from american estimates. >> we have a question over here. >> nice presentation. where was colonel mccormick brings all the? >> oh, yes your. [laughter] colonel mccormick commanded by the kind of the fifth field artillery. they had the 155. he had as many in the ranks had suffered from the spanish flu. the spanish flu and decimated the ranks leading up to the. he was struck with the spanish flu leading up to this but insist on remaining with his battalion. all i have read was he was come and i'm not saying this because someone the colonels a state, i should come with that he was an exceptional artillery man, and he insisted on being with him through the rehearsal and put up to the front lines when he was with his battalion when they fired the preparatory bombardment in the first hour, and as

enter the garrison haunted house if you dare. it's a fundraiser for the garrison fire department... which was destroyed by a powerful windstorm back in 20-11. there was so much damage the fire department is still paying for what it lost. this weekend is the last weekend the haunted house is open. now to a football game -- and a spectacular play on the field that would make any cheerleader proud. this is video from the appalachian state -- georgia southern game. watch quarterback kevin ellison soars like an eagle and flips over the defender for the touchdown. the two schools play in the sun belt conference.... and now you know why the conference trends on twitter as #funbelt. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 team: showers and a few storms will track tonight and ending tomorrow morning. a few showers are trying to get going now, but a larger area of rain is heading northward out of missouri and will track through our area later. stormtrack7 live weather netw

thus, they handed over the garrison at batan. because ofthat story its connection to appomattox beyond the congruent date of april 9. i tell that story because you can see right there the reverberation of appomattox, the reverberation of the partly best the parlor and how it guided and sustained an american general 77 years in the future as he made a decision no officer has made before or since. that example of robert e. lee and grant guided general king in the philippines 77 years in the future, and is another echo, and a further illustration that ties together everything we have been talking about about the ongoing residents of the events of april 1865 and the end of the civil war. in the end, what does all the show question? , and a veryinning significant one. i would submit to you and i would return to what i said about the nation being refounded in 1865, which makes april, 1865 in particular a major milepost, in our american journey. one that remains crystal clear visible to this very day. folks, i would like to thank you fo

. >> garrison on the breakaway. garrison scores! >> well, the flyers dropped its season opener to the tampa bay lightning last night. the game went into overtime because of a rule change this year it was the nhl's first three-on-three overtime game. the lightning won 3-2. it was also dave alhassane keita -- alhassane keitaal's game as coach. the team wants you to get fliered up. there's a pep rally at restelli market fresh in marlton. the flyers team will be giving out gear and people can get free tickets to the home opener on monday. >>> meanwhile, the voting for the high school football game of the week was tie sod we had to extend it into today. rarely if ever happens. here's a look at the voting results so far. the final two choices. you can cast your vote right now at nbc10.com. call or text your vote to 610-624-4111. we'll announce the winner later on in this newscast. >>> police say an overnight attacker used an unusual weapon. the attack put a south jersey man in the hospital. wait until you hear what caused his wounds. we'l

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the shooting happened saturday in the city of rodeo on garrison avenue. the victim is 69-year-old zana thomas, her sister june thomas from washington stat reportedly got into a fight with her on saturday morning and a neighbor said there was a struggle between the victim's husband and that alleged shooter. >> and he grabbed her arm and pushed it up like this. the gun went underneath the bed and dawn was trying to call 911 and get the cops here. >> there have been tensions in the family lately over money. >> and san francisco is taking bike safety to new heights, from 12th street to goff. raising the lane by two inches will keep cars off of it. the agency hopes cyclists will use the raised lane instead of the sidewalk. an estimated 3,000 cyclists use market street every single weekday. >>> and the commute through oakland could be less crowded starting today. a new hov lane is opening up along a three-smile stretch of southbound 880 from haguenberger road to marina boulevard and that is an extending of the train connecting to san leandro. >>> and the propos

. >> the garrison twins, 25 years old at the time had plans to attend law school together. plans that came to an abrupt end. >> they put them in a conspiracy, they made them responsible of a whole table of drugs, marijuana, guns, bullets. >> federal agents told lawrence and la mont that a man they knew through his auto job had identified them as being part of a multi-state drug ring. the gairns denied. >> did you partake in a multistate drug conspiracy? did. >> are you innocent? >> yes, we are. >> although no drugs were found in their possession and no drug money recovered, lawrence and la mopt wer lon lamont were found guilty. la mont went to ohio for 19 years, the law that sent her sons to prison for long terms grew out of the crack epidemic that hit urban centers like washington, d.c. in the 1980s. in response, congress passed the anti-drug abuse act in 1986. the law set mandatory minimum drug sentences of five years of possessing five grams of crack cocaine. the same sentence someone caught trafficking 500 grams of powdered co-kay would receive. >> fast forward now to w

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bergen-hohne garrison in lower saxony has been a british military base in germany since the end of worldar ii and will continue to be for a few more months. cargill shows us where he once had his office. cargill: i remember exactly. it was the window at the top left-hand end of the building, yes. reporter: at the time of germany's reunification, cargill commanded 850 troops of the scots guards. cargill: it's a very nostalgic time. the scots guards and before us the welsh guards spent many years in bergen-hohne, and to see it now all empty and ready to be handed back to the german federal authorities is something, which i don't think many of us expected to see in our lifetime. it's a strange feeling. reporter: during the cold war, the iron curtain between east and west germany was the front line. the scots guards were responsible for security along one stretch of the border until fall 1989, when it collapsed. some here were very worried about what german reunification might bring. cargill: i wasn't. i welcomed it. having spent most of my military career in germany and having patrolled the

. >> reporter: we're in the bathroom with tonya garrison and it's about to get ugly. as we tried charcoal podder to remove stains. >> it says add a small amount to your toothbrush and brush as usual. >> reporter: it comes out dark and is scary. activated charcoal supposedly grabs stains. >> i'm afraid to swallow. >> it's okay. it's kind of gritty and goofy. >> reporter: it's safe to ingest, sold in health foot stores. tanya heard about it on pinterest and bought it on amazon. we could scare your kids. >> no he's not scared. >> reporter: there's no american dental association stamp. they are not sure if the grittiness could damage enamel. study results have proof it's not abrasive and a reminder that it is a stain remover, not a whitether. >> i don't really notice a difference but here's tonya's before and after picture. i wanted to see lightened teeth. >> reporter: we both agreed it does make your mouth feel really clean. >> right out of the dentist or when you just eat a really crisp apple. >> it's weird. >> ic. >>> so how cool is this. this cameraman managed to catc

jason garrison in on mason. flyers still get a point. this one 3-2 in over sglim football eagles banged up offensive line to getting a little less banged up. tackle jason peters and lane johnson both full participateants practice today and that should make sam bradford a happy camper. one in three eagles have a prob tlom correct and a win on sunday against the saints would go a long way. they need a victory more than oxygen right now. >> everybody understands there's urgency to go out and get a win. nobody is done and acts like it's not a big deal. we have to go out and treat this game like -- >> we're 1-3. so everybody got that nasty night their mouth and sick kneeling their stomach and i know this team will go out sunday and dom sglait still ahead checking in on some former phillies during the postseason and sixers >> sixers game against the cavaliers lebron james sits. semers trailing most of the wa way. nerlens noel bucket in the 3rd quarter pulls them within five. 75-70. ten points and 15 boards for him jaleel okafor scores 10 point

her garrison beach home is at one of the most at-rick hurricane evacuation zones from the city, upgraded from zone b prior to sandy to zone 1. >> i don't know which zone i am. >> reporter: she may not know it, but robbi green's home is also in one of the areas most likely to flood if joaquin heads our way. people here wary of the damage done by sandy, already talking what they would do if forced to evacuate. >> some people go. some people stay. it all depend on how bad it is. >> reporter: we decided to drive one of the evacuation routes by picking a random address here on 40th street located in zone 1. the evacuation center for this address is john adams high school in ozone park. the city's website says it's 28 minutes away. we'll see how long it takes us. we left at 5:52. and arrived at john adams high school at 6:23, not far off from the city's estimate. the city's office of emergency management handed out emergency go bags to more than 150 concerned residents on the upper east side. it is still unclear what joaquin will do, but people who came out say they would rather be safe than s

steve mason beat nd by jason garrison. flyers still aren't a point in the loss and they feel like there were some positives. >> as the game went on i think we got better and kind of got more comfortable in how we want the play and how we want to look as a team and when i didn't feel that we had a stretch in the game that we were -- we played poorly i think we were pretty consistent. >> into baseball post season cubs and cards meet tonight. mets and dodgers open up their series. astros and royals are playing right now in game two. we're tied at four in the top of the seventh. >>> cole hamels and the rangers looking the take a two-zero lead on toronto. this hit by fellow former fill ben revere gifts toronto a four-three lead. fast forward to the fourth inning alberto puts one in the center field. odure beat the throw home. rangers win six-four. became three is sunday night in texas hopefully prince fieldser throughout big guy hopefully he's coordinated enough to make it to the plane. >> if the eagles lose, i don't even want

garrison keillor: after serving in the united states navy, galway kinnell was a field worker in the southivil rights struggle of the 1960s. he's been a macarthur fellow, the state poet of vermont, and a winner of the pulitzer prize and the national book award. "a poem expresses one's most private feelings," he says, "and these turn out to be the feelings of everyone else as well." for i can snore like a bullhorn or play loud music or sit up talking with any reasonably sober irishman, and fergus will only sink deeper into his dreamless sleep, which goes by all in one flash. but let there be that heavy breathing or a stifled come cry anywhere in the house and he will wrench himself awake and make for it on the run. as now, we lie together, after making love, quiet, touching along the length of our bodies, familiar touch of the long-married, and he appears in his baseball pajamas, it happens, the neck opening so small he has to screw them on, and flops down between us and hugs us and snuggles himself to sleep, his face gleaming with satisfaction at being this very child. in the half darkness

gather, having re-established the bases in the countryside, withdrew to the main towns, to the main garrisonsn army to hold the areas they'd retaken. and in this last year, 1981, the guerillas in many cases retook the land which they'd lost the year before. and so now the situation is very much the same as it was in 1979 before the russian invasion. in some ways from the government point of view it's much worse. >> michael berry, a representative of the international federation for human rights, a paris-based lawyers organization, has spent almost ten years in afghanistan. >> apparently the soviets had felt that simply bringing in their tanks in the country would be enough to terrorize the population into submission. seeing this was not the case they launched a total war attack. there was a wave of helicopter fire, parachute troops were landed on the houses, parachute troops went into the houses and simply shot everybody in them. forcing the population either to run away or die on the spot. >> ""christian science monitor"" correspondent edward garde has made several trips inside afghanistan a

troops except for a small garrison around the embassy out of afghanistan by the time he left office in2017. he will keep double the number of troops in 2016 and saying he will keep 5000 after he leaves in 2017. you can argue it two ways. the president learned the lesson in iraq and pulling the troops and how quickly it goes south. but the flip side he only keeps the number of troops and a lot of things going wrong in afghanistan in the last year or so. the spread of isis and taliban and al-qaeda training camps in afghanistan happen with this compliment of 10000 troops. why is it going to be better than it has been with that compliment of troops in the last year. >> we have seen the growth of isis partially in response. and redline in syria and see what a mess syria has become. does the president, is there a feeling that he's being dragged into a more muscullar foreign policy? >> i wouldn't go that far. i think there was a fair amount of pressure from the pentagon. the former chairman of the chiefs began to push to keep the 10000 troops there and not to draw down in the beginning of 201

and the garrison fire department continues it's haunted house this weekend. it's a fundraiser for the volunteer department. it's open tonight and tomorrow from seven until eleven at night. it will not be open on halloween weekend next week. its we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven some of the stories developing overnight: one person is dead and two are in the hospital after a shooting at tennessee state university. it was all a dispute over a dice game. hurricane patricia became the strongest storm ever measured on the planet overnight experts warn it could trigger 40- foot waves along mexico's coast and "life-threatening" flash flooding. is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. rain is likely today and tonight with some thunderstorms possible today and inch, although some could see more. highs will stay in the mid monday. thanks for joining us, the today and we'll be back in 25 minutes with more news and weather. have a great day. >>> good morning. breaking news. a tour bus collides with a truck in fr

deputies say they responded to reports of a domestic disturbance at a home on garrison avenue near 3rd when they arrived they found a 69-year-old woman suffering from a gunshot wound. she died at the scene. the shooting came as a big surprise to people who live there. >> it's unusual for around here. there's nothing really happening around here. it's pretty quiet. >> it spriedzs me a lot. -- it surprises me a lot. i didn't know there was problems at all. i'm totally surprise ed d this happened. >> she said a husband and wife lived there and were always very quiet and pleasant. it's not clear if the husband was home at the time. the suspect is linda june thomas from the state of washington. >>> six people are recovering from stab wounds after a teenager attacked a group of people at a party at the town hall in madison. that's about 11 miles west of woodland. police say this happened when a man who was not invited to the event stormed the building. witnesses say he attacked anyone who got in his way. a band member was injured when he tried to stop him. >> people actually laying down here

what's more china is rapidly militarizing this reclaimed land, building garrisons, harbors, intelligence and surveillance infrastructure and three air strips that could support military aircraft. these new land features could enable china to declare and enforce an air defense identification zone in the south china sea and to hold that vital region as risk. china is incrementally and unilaterally changing the status quo through intimidation, even force. its goal appears clear. the assertion of sovereignty over the south china sea, a key economic artery through which approximately $5 trillion in ship born trade passes every year. as one chinese admiral told a conference in china about the south china sea, "it belongs to china." the united states has rightly rejected this view. as secretary of defense ash carter said in may, turning an under water rock into an air field does not afford the rights of sovereignty or permit restrictions on international air or maritime transit. secretary carter vowed that the united states will fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows as u.s. fo

this is shawn garrison. gas log, man, what do you think?, there turned out to be too many carriers, there's a carrier glut for natural gas. that's important. i prefer nat, which is a shipping company for oil. let's go to michael in new york. michael? >> caller: how's it going, jim. >> all right, how about you, michael. >> caller: good. i'm wondering, i'm a 23-year-old investor and i think i want too move my 401(k) money from my mutual fund which has been very well performing to my aig stock? >> i like aig, but i think secondary travelers, travelers had a big move today you can't go. let's go to webb in in north carolina, webb? >> caller: big boo-yah from the home of the undefeated carolina panthers. >> well, the eagles are coming to town, why don't we take a look at that. >> caller: i got in at 18.70, it's not looking good, are they a mess? or where are we at with it? >> no, no. this is a copy -- they have a lot of ipo's, the market's been week, it's going to come back. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is

. >> reporter: xavier garrison is with a group called fathers against drugs and violence in oakland. >> this is senseless. this is a young man that was doing something good for the community. >> reporter: and though they plan to take a few days off, these artists plan to finish what ramos started. will the work go on? >> definitely it will go on. definitely. >> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> we have much more ahead for you on abc 7 news at 9:00. coming up, video surfaces of a cat kidnapping, and now new evidence that the problem may be much bigger and deadly er. >>> also plans for a storm-damaged apartment building on pacifica. >> and is there more >>> could there be a cat killer on the loose in san jose? yesterday, we showed you the video of a cat being snatched from its home. and tonight, a new development which a neighbor believes may be connected. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has more. >> reporter: here is the security video we showed you last night. 17-year-old gogo the cat lounging on his front lawn monday night last week. a car stops by the house, and the

it was organized by the golden gate garrison fan group.nd there were plenty of high fives and gifts to go around. the patients are fighting many diseases, including cancer. some of the kids stay at the hospital for days and some for weeks. >> your child is stuck in a hospital room or a long day this is a fantastic break from the guy. >> we tried to bring the good guys along but it seems they only want the bad guys. >> and the golden gate garrison has 150 active members and they'll do more than 100 charitable events like this this year. >>> latest polls of gop race are out. >>> and two college students came face-to-face with their fate. and some it is the justice that he deserves. >>> a cooler day in store for your saturday afternoon with an increase of wind and fire danger. i'll explain coming up in a moment. >>> here's a look at some of the top stories. nine workers from doctors without border have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan. there were 105 patients caretakers and more than 80 staffers inside the hospital. >> 30 people are

jason garrison beats steve may sop and the flyers lose game one of this new season three to two your final score. >>> the sixers continuing their preseason slate. they hosted the cavs night. no, lebron james did not play. early on jalill okafor looking good, the big man out of duke 19-year-old off the glass. mature game. 12 points. three rebounds. game would come down to this. under five seconds to play. scotty straight away three. good and the sixers win, 115 115-114. people just dancing. you don't know how wins you'll see from these guys this year. 115-114 your final score. >>> outside of the pope the eagles have been the talk of the town over the last month. no one knows that more than our colleagues over at sports radio 94 wip. i went over there this morning to chat with the morning team and angelo cataldi says the focus has been on the head coa coach. >> saw chip kelly right now, i mean he's the gm, so he's responsible for them not having an offensive line. he's also the coach. he himself said his play calling is not good. and people are already specula speculating how long can