. >> meier says additional checkpoints and security pushed migrants on to difficult or dangerous routes in efforts to evade authorities. >> migrants have been victims of horrific crimes including extortion, robbery, sexual assault. i think a lot of these situations have not gone away. with this enforcement. they seem to exacerbate if. young people like christian are still coming despite the risks. he said he was attacked with a knife during the trip. >> can you describe what happened to you last night? the 18-year-old is among dozens packed into this mexican shelter near the guatemala border. is this the first time you are trying to come to the united states? >> entire families from central america stopped for food and rest on the journey to the u.s. >> what is the most difficult part. team like christian opped school at sixth grade... but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et [ ♪ ] the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we

diane meier, mt. sinai hospital, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, an italian hilltop town hovering between life and death, and the efforts being made to save it. jeffrey brown traveled there as part of our ongoing series, culture at risk. >> brown: each morning, as the sun rises on this medieval town seemingly plucked from a fairy tale, the narrow lanes of civita di bagnoregio are quiet. by the latest count, there are just seven year-round residents. (counting residents) and who knows how many cats. by mid-morning, though, the scene on this beautiful fall day has changed, as thousands of tourists make the difficult hike up a long, steep footbridge. there are no cars allowed here. drawn by the beauty and peculiarity of this place, where staircases lead off cliffs and windows lead into the clouds. >> brown: in italian, it's la citta che muore, the dying city. dying because it's literally crumbling before our eyes. now a mix a geological engineering and tourism is giving this ancient c

specifically senior nate meier... who was named to the midseason hendricks award watch list today... which goes to the nation's best defensive end... meier leads iowa with six sacks on the season... next up in sports... the run n state has begun for some local high school highlights are next... school volleyball n... is just beginning... it's tourney time for the state's best... and we start with a premiere first round matchup in three-a... solon... the defending cham`s... against this year's number one team... west liberty... you could call this a heavy weight fight on the volleyball court... first set and the lady spartans were ready -- rachel nelson sets up jess heick -- and she brings it home -- heick -- with some velocity... for the point... but the comets had an answer -- cassedi simon -- i guess they call that the quick wrister... and then west liberty sets it up for their heavy hitter ---brianna morales -- just get her the rock -- the comets take down monticello traveling to mount vernon in their regional matc

"it's not a huge senior class, but when you look at who those seniors our: canzeri, ott, nate meier, teavun smith, i'm going to leave somebody out, jordan lomax . there's not a talker in the bunch, they're very quite, they go about their business, they take care of business and everybody else is following there lead. and this is turning out to be a special group and a special year." iowa head coach kirk ferentz has been named to the paul "bear" bryant watch list --- the award honors excellence in coaching while raising funds to fight heart disease and stroke -- finalists will be announced in december -- now the bye week means we don't get to talk to captian kirk, but defensive coordinator -- phil parker -- let us in on what makes the hawks -- the nation's 12th best defense. : this team has a chemistry... and togetherness that reminds me of some of the teams back in 2002 and 2004... teams that collectively they understand they're in the room... they're talking... and it's really important to each other... i think the chemistry of the team is probably the most important thing.. that's

staying in the cornhusker state....dordt visiting fifth ranked and undefeated doane. 1st quarter: nate meier runs it in for a 59 yard touchdown.......wh at a burst....doane takes the 10-0 lead.... - 2nd quarter: jack shadley to jeff merritt for the touchdown.the lead just keeps getting bigger...now 17-0 tigers... later: shadley to jacob cornelius...he wins the battle in the corner ofthe touchdown -- and doane wins 73-0 to move to 8-0, alex after 14 straight conference losses, south dakota has won two consecutive games in the m-v-c. this afternoon, the 'yotes traveled to uni....looking to push that streak to three. the panthers ranked eighteenth in this week's fcs poll...with a 3-4 record. first quarter....northe rn iowa on the move...dual thrreat quareterback aaron bailey dances his way deep inside usd territoty.. and on the next play...bailey with a dart to braden lehman for the 14 yard touchdown....pant hers tie the game at seven.... second quarter now....bailey showing off his arm.....cody mccoy comes down with it at the one yard line..... and its bailey cashing it on on the qb sneak.....

submit questions for james kenny and melissa meier bailey you can't join the anticipation and say 6abc.com or hash tags 6abc action. watch the de pate, 11:00 in the morning here on dhapel 6. >> with halloween a couple weeks ago way are thinking about costumes and trigger are treater. in levittown tonight they ush ushderderd in the holiday early anden eye indications for the perfect of fun and safety. dann cuellar has the story. >> welcome to trunk or treat night♪ monster mash. >> an actual think was a smash. >> beat it sglot in the sealed off parking lot kids from lincoln and bartram elementary dressed up in costumes and went trick or treater. >> there you go. >> but instead of going door to door they were going car to car. >> happy halloween. >> parent and some grandparents decorated vehicles in goolish fashion to first kids a little fright night. >> you went all out and decorated and got the pickup truck fixed and stuff. >> yes. >> you made a haunted ous out of the back tailgate here. >> of course, yeah, a little -- >> result was one big community ganlerring and tell them it's a great id

"it's not a huge senior class, but when you look at who those seniors our: canzeri, ott, nate meier, teavun smith, i'm going to leave somebody out, jordan lomax . there's not a talker in the bunch, they're very quite, they go about their business, they take care of business and everybody else is following there lead. and this is turning out to be a special group and a special year." it's pretty simple for the royals to take the crown in the american league and head back to the world series --- just win one more game --- easier said than done -- the blue jays are undefeated this season when facing elimination game 5 of the a-l-c-s in torontoand this one was all blue jays --- no score in the 2nd -- chis cahlah-bello -- yeah --- he's on the list and the home team takes a 1 nothing leadand they'd blow it open in the 6th -- bases loaded for troy tulowitzki -- and he goes gappin' --- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. "after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to come to toronto, you k

. >> indian-administered carb meier is tense following the death of a truck driver. he was wrongly accused of rg transportintransporting beef. liddy dutt reports. >> separatist leaders here called for a shutdown to mark the death of zahed ahmed, a truck driver beat to death by a crowd who thought he was transporting slaughtered cows. many believer cows are a sacred animal. others say the cows died from food poisoning. >> caught and surrounded by people who came in a jeep. they encircled them, lobbed petrol bombs on their vehicles, one died. >> they imposed a curfew in downtown, the situation is bad. i appeal to all my brothers and sisters, whether they are hindus or muslims, to maintain peace because peace is critical to kashmir's development. >> ahmed was attacked, after suspicion of slaughtering a cow and eating beef. >> as we are living if a multicultural society so we have to respect, if someone next to me eating something nonve nonvegetable? should i be concerned, it is their personal life. >> but on an eating basis we cannot force anyone to direct anyone to cho

black hawk county farmer nick meier has started a number conservation practices aimed at doing just that. they're working to track the data to see exactly how much these are helping to remove nitrogen and chemicals. tom vilsack u.s. secretary of agriculture <"if we want to reduce the cost of treatment, there are many ways to do that but probably the most effective way is conservation, especially since 85 percent of the land mass of this state is involved in one way, shape or form in agriculture or forestry"> jack: one of the conservation practices shown today is called a saturated buffer. agriculture leaders say that filters water through an organic wood chip and soil filter. secretary vilsack finished his visit by making a call to action. he's asking more farmers and groups to be involved in conservation practices. jack lots of action on the campaign trail. as donald trump and ben carson threaten to boycott the next debate -- hillary clinton is confident enough to talk running mates. karen travers has the latest on the race for the white house. drama over a debate - the two leading repu

nate meier buries him! sack to start the secondnhalf. here comes pressure, down he goes, it's another drew ott sack. he's running free, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20... >> iowa football with kirk ferentz powered by iowa corn. our state, our fields, our corn. >> welcome to this week's iowa football with kirk ferentz powered by iowa corn. this week the hawkeye football team is getting a much needed

it's not a huge senior class, but when you look at who those seniors our: canzeri, ott, nate meier, teavun smith, i'm going to leave somebody out, jordan lomax . here's n tker in the bu business and everybody else is following there lead. and this is turning out to be a spial pretty simple for the royals to take the crown in the to the world series --- just win one more game --- easier said than done -- the blue jays are undefeated this season when facing elimination game 5 of the a-l-c-s in torontoand this one was all blue jays --- no score in the 2nd -- chis cahlah-bello -- yeah --- he's on the list and the home team takes a 1 nothing leadand they'd blow it open in the 6th -- bases loaded for troy tulowitzki -- and he goes gappin' --- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. that."after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to come to toronto, you know, kind of a foriegn environment and a hostile environment and at least win one, then you get to go home and win one there and the going back t

"it's not a huge senior class, but when you look at who those seniors our: canzeri, ott, nate meier, t going jordan lomax . there's not a talker in the bunch, they're very quite, they go about their business, they take care of business and everybody else is following there lead. and this is s tutuing out to be a special group and a special year." iowa head coach kirk ferentz has been named to the paul "bear" bryant watch list --- the award honors excellence in coaching while raising funds to fight heart disease anan stroke -- finalists will be announced in december -- now the bye week means we don't get to talk to captian kirk, but defensive coordinator -- phil parker -- let us ion what makes the hawks -- the nation's 12th best defense. : this team has a chemistry... and togetherness that reminds me of some of the teams back in 2002 and 2004... teams that collectively they understand they're in the room... they're talking... and it's really important to each other... i think the chemistry of the team is probably the most @ important thing.. that's really impressed me... i question no

the movement to go tip free was started by daniel meier that runs 13 restaurants in new york. he said the tipping system isn't fair to all restaurant workers like cooks who can make far less than servers. this coincides with the minimum wage going up to $7.50 an hour. this means restaurants will need to jack up the food prices to pay for those waiters and waitresses. one new york chef predicts 20% hike across the menu. now, a spokesperson for the national restaurant association said the lack of tips is going to discourage millions of employees from waiting on tables. we might see fewer waiters and waitresses. what do you think about this whole tipping thing? fred on our website writes, i've never looked the theory that i have to tip for better service. it's the job to deliver great service to every patron every day. a poster said this is, quote, a good idea since it would eliminate the cheap tippers who probably never worked as a server in a restaurant like fred. well, they didn't say that. i made that part up. you can comment on twit ter, facebook or our website. >> thank you

. >>> tension are increase ily indian authority from carb meier, in the latest attacks in trading or eating beef. many hindus in india consider the cow to be sack red. liddy dutt reports. >> reporter: separatist leaders here called for ashutdown to mark the death of a truck driver beaten to death by a crowd who thought he was transporting slaughtered cows. many believer cows are a sacred animal who should not be killed or eaten. >> at around 12:45 in the morning the truck drivers who were going from suringow to deli were surrounded and pet troll bomb was lopped and caught the vehicles on fire. >> imposed a curfew in downtown, the situation is bad. i appeal to all my brothers and sisters whether they are hindus or muslims to maintain peace, peace is critical to kashmir's development. >> ahmed was attacked after a man was lynched on suspicion of slaughtering a cow and eating beef. >> we have to be respect to everyone's culture. why circulate i have a problem because that's their personal life. >> this is a democratic country. we have freedom to vote, to choose anything. but on an eatin

it's been a [ bleep ] nate meier. >> todd is a significant player in this operation.one of the narratives throughout this entire investigation. he's there for a long time and brings in a lot of vehicles. >> the bentley and the other thing. >> he's got the mustang over here, the cobra. >> is it here yet? ? yeah. they're both there and the xiron and i have two malibus. >> todd comes in with a virtual car lot. he's got scion and a bentley and this is a $250,000 car. >> is this all of this [ bleep ] yours? >> pretty much. >> no offense, but you're a low guy to have all these cars. >> i don't do them. i only deal with certain people, and i do straight-up business, and i need to make a few guys. >> are you a jump through the window kind of cat? >> this is your [ bleep ]. >> this is their [ bleep ]. >> todd basically says, hey, i'm not the thief. i'm not stealing these cars. i'm just doing a friend a favor. i know a guy, he's got a car. i know where to take it and sell it. i didn't take the car. i'm just the middleman. >> five, ten, 11, 12, 40, 50. >> want to count it out an

. >> we had go to meier & frank before it became macy's. and she had really liked this watch. and it was kind of a dressy watch and she was pretty classy in the things that she close to -- she shows to wear. >> so she sees it in the case and she mentions it to you? >> yeah. she says, i really like that watch, mom. >> easy christmas present. >> it was. >> six months later in the spring, her freshman year was history. brooke returned home to oregon. she had a summer job in corvallis, about 30 miles from home, working at the oak park apartments, managed by her sister stephanie and stephanie's husband. and on monday, may 24th, 2004, she left the house where her sister jessica was getting ready for another day of seventh grade. >> she was kind of in a rush and walked out the door and left and about five minutes later she walked back in and she just yelled through the door, i love you. and walked out. and that was the last time i talked to her. >> by 9:00 a.m., brooke was at the apartments and an hour later hard at work. >> i could see through our apartment to the back window facing

safer community not scapegoating the separation of immigrants from their families and communities dan meiers story is compelling it is a story of redemption and restorative just like stories like this that make our communities safer if there is a clear separation within the local law enforcement we have in the city and federal immigration agents daniel gtdz at a angle of 2-year-old as a permanent residents as a young man he made serious mistakes and served in staftd prison he's remorse full and turned his life around in the 14 to 20 years for for the past 14 to or 13 years working at is berkley working his way up as manager and with others from the environmental movement an instructor that trance at reflex youth for jacobs in the environmental sector a green jobs advocate as well but in just this of this year ice picked up dan and h he spent 3 months from june to august being bounced around from immigration detention centers none know more of the horrible supervisors than daniel many of the family and friends county contact him as we are incarcerated in the detentions centers but pressures

>>age or stephanie meier is changing it up by reversing lead character.edith and edward's love rival jacob is julie. it's called life and death on sale now and sold at duel publy case and along with twilight. >> what is fascination with twilight. >> it's good. well written story. >> is it a woman thing. >> i don't think is it woman thing i think guys like it too. maybe not. >> i have no interest at all and drippy people that made movie. >> i deposit like the movie i read the books and when i saw the first movies was like hey no i'll stick with the book. >> one of my favorite movies is castaway. >> you have seen it? >> i have. >> wilson. >> yeah. >> you know why they named it wilson instead of some other -- >> i thought it was after his wife. >> right, rita wilson. >> lovely. >> i mean wilson makes balls. >> but a lot of other companies make balls. >> all right. >> why bring up tom hanks. because something got castaway. a fordham university student losses id. her student id. and we doubt she didn't mind considering who found the id and great story she has

danny meier announced tipping would be eliminated across the 13 restaurants under his union square hospitalityroup. he said unfortunately many of our colleagues, our cooks, reservationists and dish washers aren't able to share in our guests' generosity even though their contributions are just as vital to the outcome of your experience at one of our restaurants. meyer told "the new york times" the move is needed to stay competitive as new york state implemented a $15 minimum wage for fast food workers. los angeles, seattle also raised pay. 29 states and washington, d.c., have wages above the federal four. retailers including walmart, target, and the gap have hiked their wages. even some on main street have implemented a flat increase. the goal is to remain competitive and make sure the fronted and the back of the house both feel appreciated. >> that is interesting. i'm wondering does it also retain the workers. >> it absolutely does because like i just said, everyone feels more appreciated. they're hanging on to higher quality workers that are not going to jump ship and go somewhere else hoping

i also think he said, meier druggie, before he said anything about restructuring reform, he pointed out reform, but we need infrastructure spending. he couched it in, it will raise potential but also, it creates jobs. stephanie: in terms of instructor spending -- >> germany would do infrastructure spending, that would make it different. stephanie: matt miller. matt: he brings up credit. i put it together in the white line, the ecb balance sheet. the green line is german inflation. if you just look at those two lines, you can see when you get a significant amount of qe or bond buying. they continued to increase the balance sheet but they're not getting any traction in terms of losing inflation. brendan's point is a good one. they are still getting in traction as far as credit. they are still able to boost credit but they cannot do crisis. about will that actually do anything to improve the green line in the chart? i think the concern is that it will not. su want to look at trends and not the recent numbers. is the growth continuing or should we just pay attention to long-term trends? is

. >> captain john meier and his crew have moved aboard forward. they are in the galley aboard forward. they are operating almost 50% of the systems and the crew is extraordinarily happy with the shape at this point. secretary stackly has announced the timeline but the war fighter does need this ship and we're pleased with the fact that the crew likes the capability that we're delivering there and the statement refers to that capability. yes, ma'am, absolutely, cost more and is taking longer but we will have that ship delivered with the higher capability by the time it deploys and i'd like to note for the record that crew is very happy with the technology we're delivering to the war fighter. >> thank you, admiral. i'll make a closing comment. i've gone way over my time, but i will tell you $2.4 billion is a lot of up-armor that could help the guys on the ground as well. we could have saved a lot of arms, legs, lives if we had had that money allocated in our budget as well. thank you. >> thank you. on behalf of the gentlemen, recognize senator manch

safer community not scapegoating the separation of immigrants from their families and communities dan meiers story is compelling it is a story of redemption and restorative just like stories like this that make our communities safer if there is a clear separation within the local law enforcement we have in the city and federal immigration agents daniel gtdz at a angle of 2-year-old as a permanent residents as a young man he made serious mistakes and served in staftd prison he's remorse full and turned his life around in the 14 to 20 years for for the past 14 to or 13 years working at is berkley working his way up as manager and with others from the environmental movement an instructor that trance at reflex youth for jacobs in the environmental sector a green jobs advocate as well but in just this of this year ice picked up dan and h he spent 3 months from june to august being bounced around from immigration detention centers none know more of the horrible supervisors than daniel many of the family and friends county contact him as we are incarcerated in the detentions centers but pressures

safer community not scapegoating the separation of immigrants from their families and communities dan meiers story is compelling it is a story of redemption and restorative just like stories like this that make our communities safer if there is a clear separation within the local law enforcement we have in the city and federal immigration agents daniel gtdz at a angle of 2-year-old as a permanent residents as a young man he made serious mistakes and served in staftd prison he's remorse full and turned his life around in the 14 to 20 years for for the past 14 to or 13 years working at is berkley working his way up as manager and with others from the environmental movement an instructor that trance at reflex youth for jacobs in the environmental sector a green jobs advocate as well but in just this of this year ice picked up dan and h he spent 3 months from june to august being bounced around from immigration detention centers none know more of the horrible supervisors than daniel many of the family and friends county contact him as we are incarcerated in the detentions centers but pressures

safer community not scapegoating the separation of immigrants from their families and communities dan meiers story is compelling it is a story of redemption and restorative just like stories like this that make our communities safer if there is a clear separation within the local law enforcement we have in the city and federal immigration agents daniel gtdz at a angle of 2-year-old as a permanent residents as a young man he made serious mistakes and served in staftd prison he's remorse full and turned his life around in the 14 to 20 years for for the past 14 to or 13 years working at is berkley working his way up as manager and with others from the environmental movement an instructor that trance at reflex youth for jacobs in the environmental sector a green jobs advocate as well but in just this of this year ice picked up dan and h he spent 3 months from june to august being bounced around from immigration detention centers none know more of the horrible supervisors than daniel many of the family and friends county contact him as we are incarcerated in the detentions centers but pressures