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or send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org.ere is how usa today previewed the story in an article earlier this week. a photo from the million man march 20 years ago and washington, d.c. the story says the theme this and is "justice or else," does not focus just on african-americans but native americans, women, and a range of groups. speakers will address issues from immigration to native americans, and the rights of lack males who have died at the hands of police and recent years, according to louis farrakhan. here are some photos of what the event look like, two decades after the million man march, fresh call for justice, and go on the mall, the story says. article notes that it marked the 20th anniversary of the million man march in 1995. although saturday's crowd was far smaller, the spirit of the first movement was echoed by those who addressed the audience. host: again, we are take your phone calls. we want to know what you think of the impact of the million man march. what has been the state of racial relations in the 20

send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org.ow, white house spokesman josh earnest was at a news conference on friday to explain the president's decision. here is what he said. [video clip] our efforts have improve their performance on the battlefield. it has yielded progress. the president wants to identify that assistance that we are providing. one way to intensify that assistance is pair them up with experts, some of the smartest, bravest, most effective fighters in the united states military. that is exactly what we're doing. i do expect that will improve their performance on the battlefield. they will not be in a combat mission. >> [indiscernible] they could find themselves in a combat situation. >> there is no denying the amount of risk they are taking on here. they will be equipped to defend themselves. host: we are talking about the u.s.'s decision to send special forces to syria. the story made headlines in many of the major newspapers this morning. here is the article from "the new york times." the story says, while th

. >> reporter: we e-mailed the boy's deep o.after an initial response asking us for more details, the communication lines wept silent. we tried to e-mail and call the company several more times but no response. so we suggested that megan fill a complaint with the better business bureau . >>> solve it 7 gave me additional ideas of routes that i hadn't even tried yet . >>> shortly after she file the complaint, megan's two friends who ordered the duplicate items received an e-mail from the boys depot promising them a refund. which they received a few weeks later. the boys depot told us an employee who doesn't work there any more marked the return as completed by mistake after refunding a different customer named megan. so the company thought the problem was resolved. >>> it was a long row. was a long road and i couldn't >>> now megan can focus on planning her daughters first birthday party . >>> have maybe we can deliver a solution. give a call at 617-367-7777 or send us an e-mail to solveit7@whdh.com. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >>> coming up a fall feel, we head to the trai

just send us an e-mail to newstip s@.com. >>> on the way at 6:00, bringing up the baby with an update on the national zoo's prize panda cub. >>> all right, now, a beautiful evening underway with a great thing and a high of 70 in town. high school football night, a lot of contests going on. weather will be almost perfect for that. take a look at the weather graphic system as you can see we are talking about the temperatures this evening. the temperatures are falling in to the 50s. i'll be back in a few moments to talk about the weekend and a shower threat headed this way. >>> plus a close call for a prince george's county police officer after the suspect pulled a gun vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme fo

we e mailed the boy's depot but after an initial response asking us for more details the and we tried to e mail and called the company several more times but this response. so we suggested that meagan file a complaint with the better business bureau. additional ideas of routes i hadn't tried yet. mig and's two friends who ordered the items received an item from the boy's depot promising them a refund which they received a few weaks later. they told us an me marked the return as completed bys in take after refunding a different customer. so the company thought the problem was resolved. it was a long road. and i couldn't have done it without solve it 7. and now she can focus on ploon her daughter's first birthday party op on-line ordeal or other issue have you rattled? call us or send us an e mail. in the newsroom, kris anderson. >>> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> 52 in town and southwest breeze at 11, highs today, how about that, to the low 60s. eight not surprised but nice to know we have warmth left, right. we might be do better than this tomorrow. mid60s b

if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail tounit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> dumping patientops t on the streets of san francisco. sent dozens of homeless, former mental patients to san francisco with a one-way bus tickticket. yesterday nevada agreed to pay to settle that case. the city of san francisco filed a lawsuit back in 2013. the suit claimed the nevada hospital sent about 500 patients to california. 24 of them. patients were told to call 911 once they got there. >>> coming up next, beaten behind bars. inmates claiming that repeated abuse by masked guards at a sonoma county jail. >>> and the slow motion disaster. the rain has stopped, but the rivers are still rising. a live report from soaked south carolina, next. joining us. i'm s >>> and a good tuesday morning, rise and shine. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> stretch a little bit, too, i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's time for a look at that forecast and get your tuesday morning started with kari. >> all the clear skies across the bay area. some of us do start out with some

if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >>> 5:24 right now on your thursday morning. a top secret military blimp that's now public, but its debut could have caused civilian casualties. the helium balloon broke its tether yesterday and ended up floating 115 miles north of central pennsylvania. the mile-long terth was attached the entire time, dragging on the ground and taking out power lines along the way. at one point, military officials launched two fighter jets because feared that balloon was going to endanger air traffic. crews were finally able to secure the balloon. so what's inside as you see the helium sign in there. loaded with highly sophisticated and secret tracking equipment that is supposed to detect cruise missiles. but now the future of the $2.5 billion project that has been targeted by privacy advocates is very uncertain. >>> coming up, another black eye for the santa clara county jail. a man reportedly walks in saying he knows where deputies can find a body, but then it is turned away by jail officials. the poss

. >> if you have something you think the i-team should look into, send us an e-mail at tips@nbcnew york.com. >> stay right here. the news continues at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00, a priest accused of pointing an unloaded gun at an eight-year-old boy. what he said after his court appearance. >>> plus the record-breaking find fine the feds want to slap a drone company with for unwanted flights over new york. >>> the murderer of a tourist is set to go free because he may be innocent after all. i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. a the welfare of a child and aggravated assault is what a priest was charged with after pointing an unloaded gun at an eight-year-old boy. he said it was a joke and was unwarranted. >>> a giants van versus a dallas cowboys fan. prosecutors say the rivalry went too far after the pastor allegedly pointed an antique gun at a young boy. now the priest is facing serious charges and faced a judge just hours ago. supported by parisioners, reverend kevin carter appeared before a judge.

if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a live look at oracle arena. tonight the warriors are going to play their home preseason game hosting the denver nuggets. tipoff at 7:30. while you lace up your high tops and get ready for the regular season the warriors are making a big lay for their future home across the bay in san francisco. yesterday the nba champs bought a 12-acre piece of land in the mission bay neighborhood. right next to at, and t park. that land is worth $150 million. the deal comes just days after usf also endorsed the project on traffic concerns. the warriors hope to build a $1 billion privately financed waterfront arena ready for the 2018 season. >>> at 5:58. coming up right now at 6:00, cranking up the heat. unusually hot temperatures across the bay area today before changes coming our way. your microclimate forecast with kari in moments. >>> plus, a show down in sin city and not happening at the gambling table. the democratical candidate gearing up for a battle on the big sta

or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com o. >>> new details of the house benghazi and how the focus of the probe turned from the attack to something else. something he decided was a partisan investigation. he is an air force intelligence officer and he was fired in june from his job on the benghazi committee. he says gop lawmakers initially looking into what happened in libya consciously shifted their focus to hillary clinton's private e-mail suvers. he lost his job for reserving his order to shift along with them. >> i'm scared. i'm going up against powerful people in washington. i was fired for trying to conduct a partisan, thorough investigation. >> they deny his accusations but that same sentiment has been echoed by hillary clinton herself and may have contributed to mccarthy pulling out as the new house speaker. >>> the new signal being tested out that could save lives. a closer look at how it looks, next. >>> the nationwide delays expected for the second day at airports across the country. what you need to know pfr you head out for your flight. >>> got a tip for nbc investigat

have a problem that would you like to permanently press out of your life, give us a call or send us an e-mail. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >>> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> pete:, in the 70s, you are thinking it, is this it for the warm weather. i can't say that, you know the october, going to the 80s, all the way to halloween. so there is potential but i'm saying this spell is over. this snuck up on us, too. so we'll see, long-term. for now we're cooling things down. in the 50s our windses are switching to the west, this cool air to new england tonight and tomorrow, and we will wait for the hard fraez on friday night and early on saturday morning, this front taps in to some that have but focused by high pressure. that is big a high to focus it, it creates a situation where you really vugle during the days to warm things up, and morning are cold and sun it not that strong, and that high will no cuss it like a magnifying glass. tomorrow in the a killed start in the four toos and then we go to the low 50s, and that its, that cold air moving in and tid 50s.

. >> if you have a tip for the i-team send us an e-mail. or call us 617779-tips. >>> no matter what kind of car you have the globe is offering this useful information. police write more tickets downtown on streets with meters they give out the fewest tickets before dawn and write best to have your quarters parking app handy where people get the most tickets. >> i find if it's raining out write a ticket. just what i find. there is an unlikely new partner in the fight against prescription drug abuse. realtors across the south shore reseal able bags will be given to home sellers they are a way to secure prescription drugs when opening their homes for open houses. the hot massachusetts real estate market has become a target for addicts. >> maybe 15, 20 years ago you hear about people reading the obituarys. now it's open houses they are looking for opportunities to feed their addiction. >> authorities are urging homeowners to take any unused or expired prescriptions and drop them off at a prescription drug drop box. >>> in one way david buying a

if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up the science of fear. why so many of us shell out hard-earned cash to have the you know what scared out of us. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> all right. no pressure but folks are going to be out and about not just tonight with a prehalloween party, but tomorrow night with the trick or treating, kari. >> everybody is saying, kkari, s it going to rain? the answer is no. we will have some great weather. in fact, very comfortable, too. at 5:00 tomorrow, san jose 73 degrees and dropping back into the low 60s by 11:00. mostly clear skies and we won't get in on the rain until sunday. i'll detail that coming up a little bit later. let's check in now with mike. how is it looking in the north bay? >> looking great, kari

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you can also send us an e-mail. >>> politics now. the race for the white house picking up steam. all eyes will be on las vegas, nevada, a live look right now. this is the site of the democrats' first debate tomorrow evening on national tv. five candidates meeting face-to-face. now, most people focus, of course, on the top two. hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. senator sanders leads in the polls in iowa and new hampshire. but he trails mrs. clinton in the more diverse states like nevada. for the lesser known candidates martin o'malley, jim webb, and lincoln chafee, it's just a chance to be heard. for mrs. clinton, it's a chance to move past her e-mail controversy. >> she gets to make her case directly to the american people without gossip columnists. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and my willingness to stand up to big corporations. >> should be interesting, referring to secretary clinton there. joe biden still has not announced whether he's in or out of this presidential race. but his supporters are losing patience. that story coming up tonight on

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. >> simply send us an e-mail at nbc bay area.com. >>> all right, let's talk to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are almost at halloween and we have clear skies. >> all right, across the san francisco bay, mainly clear skies. winds out of the west at seven, setting us up for a cold start tomorrow. 49 for the east bay, 53 for the south bay, so definitely you may need the light jacket to start. as we head through friday's forecast, high pressure offshore. keeping it sunny, breezy, warm inland. we keep the sunshine right through saturday for halloween, clear skies, at night for the little trick-or-treaters and then we'll track larger changes by sunday into monday. storm system dropping down from the north to bring us the chance here for scattered showers. trace amounts right now, we'll see what tomorrow brings but at this point not a big storm system. as you head into the micro climate forecast for friday, across san francisco, 72 in the mission. up towards the peninsula, 80 in palo alto, even sun in pacifica, 69, nice day in san jose. 82 degrees, back towards cuperti cupertino, my best

if you have a tip give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a little boy made a discovery a teddy bear stuffed with needles and all tested positive for drugs. the 7-year-old found the bear in a trash can in carson city. he was pricked by one of the needles inside and authorities tested those needles, they all tested positive for methamphetamine. the boy is now recovering at the hospital. so far no word about who left that bear on the school's campus. >> shameful. >>> 4:51 right now. as excitement still building for next year's summer games, so do the scams that can leave some fans high and dry. the bottom line here, be aware of what you read especially when it's online deals for next year's rio summer games. booked their entire trip to brazil before realizing they had been had. >> he says, if you want your tickets guaranteed today, you have to send us a wire transfer. and that's when i really got scared and all the red flags came up. >> yeah, instincts kicked in there. when the ladiesto cancel their trip, they were stuck with fees approaching

or you can send us an e-mail. >>> new at 5:00, too little too late. state officials issued fines to four water suppliers for failing to meet the mandated 25% reduction in water use. in june, governor brown issued the cutbacks in the wake of the state's historic drought. four water suppliers missed their targets by 9% to 12% and won't meet water reduction goals by february, the mandated time me period. water suppliers for beverly hills, indio, redlands, and coachella valley water district will be fined $61,000 each. silicon tech valleys are coming up with ways to save water in this drought. scott budman sat in on a competition that showed off innovative ways to help with the water crisis. scott. >> well, they're fighting the drought with technology, because it seems whenever a problem is facing california or the bay area, you can count on start-ups to try to solve them. the water crisis has now hit the tech industry. >> our technology pulls water out of the air. >> tech entrepreneurs pitching big companies and the lieutenant governor, trying to get mone

or you can send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org.he benghazi committee has made headlines this week, after kevin mccarthy appeared on fox news, where he seemed to suggest that the work of the committee is purely political. here is a bit of what he had to say. [video clip] >> what you are going to see is a conservative speaker that takes conservative congress that puts a strategy to fight and win. let me give you one example. everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable. r inut together othe benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today.co her numbers are dropping because she is on trustable. no one would have known any of that had happened -- host: that was representative kevin mccarthy speaking on fox news about the work of the and whethermittee, or not it was given by politics or by something else. of course, hillary clinton immediately responded to those comments. here is her speaking on msnbc. [video clip] >> i have to tell you i find them distressing. i do the ambassador that we lost . along with them, we lost three

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send us an e-mail. >>> former dc police officer and church pastor faces 18 years in prison.ducing child pornography and sexual abuse of a minor. 46-year-old darrell best agreed to the plea deal. investigators arrested him back in march after two young girls reportedly were abused. he knew both of them through his church. police investigating the case found child pornography on his cell phone. and some of the abuse actually took place at dc police headquarters where darrell best was a sergeant. if the judge accepts the plea agreement, he will be sentenced in january. >>> and the first american killed in combat in iraq. the pentagon says it happened when dozens of u.s. special operations troops and iraq forces raided a compound in northern iraq. there were 70 islamic state captive's. depending on says it was a trove of valuable isis intelligence. and several militants were captured. >>> president obama vetoed a $612 million defense policy bill in a review to congressional republicans. the president says he opposes the bill because it uses creative budget maneuvers to boost def

please give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are learning more about what might have caused a major travel glitch for u.s. airlines. it was likely caused by outdated technology. the glitch led to widespread frustration around the nation. so far southwest is only providing few details about the source of the problem, but workers say the failed software has since been fixed. >>> this may not sound very playboyesque but no more to nude photos in its magazines. founder steve hefner is making what he calls a radical move. 5.5 million subscribers back in 1975. today the number is 800,000. the company admits it cannot keep up with all the online competition. the redesign will be unveiled next march with a more pg-13 look which will still showcase women in provocative poses. still have a playmate of the month, but men read this magazine for the articles. so, no big change there. >>> it's 4:51. coming up, something old, something new. how a bride saves a life or two. the surprising turn of events on a newly wed couple's big day. that sound. like nail

give us a call. 617-367-7777 or sent us an e-mail solve it 7 as whdh.com. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >> anchor: a dad serving over overseas has the winning play eight high school football game when he surprises his son on the 50 yard line . >> anchor: former massachusetts first lady anne romney sitting down with christa delcamp. how she says this race for the republican nomination as when her husband was running and the mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get

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send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as door on your wednesday. one man is dead this morning after an officer involved shooting in cedar rapapds. police pulled over a car with three suspects on ravenwood terrace northwest last night. one suspect ran and exchanged gunfire with police. police shot and fatally wounded him. the officers involved and the two other suspects aren't hurt. today is the day of natatonal concern. students across linn county are talking about ways to end gun violence. cedar rapids police chief wayne jerman is going to washington high school this morning to talk to students. students at several schools in the area are also signing pledges to not bring guns to school. and today is back to the future day. this is the day that marty mcfly traveled to in the movie back to the future 2. we may not have hoverboars, self-tying shoes or cars that fly. but, the chicago cubs still have a chance to pull off a major upset and make it to the world series.

send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your thursday. autopsy results show the woman found in benton county this weekend died from multiple stab wounds and strangulation . police found the body of 25-year-old sabrina janish on sunday in david miller's driveway. police are investigating him in the homicide. right now, he doesn't face any charges in her death. the tiffin city council is still considering opting out of johnson county's minimum wage increase. the increase goes into effect the first of november. this means the town might roll back the wage once the increase happens or create a tiered system based on age. it will hold a public meeting in two weeks. solon has already opted out of the wage hike. swisher is considering it. the entire house of representatives will vote on a new speaker of the house today. wisconsin representativ e and former vice presidential candidate paul ryan secured the republican caucus vote yesterday. if elected, he will take over john b

send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as door on your friday. a government budget bill is on its way to president obama's desk this morning. members of the u-s senate officially passed the two-year deal around two a-m. the threat of a government shutdown or default is now off the table until after president obama leaves office. republican senators and presidential hopefuls rand paul and ted cruz led the opposition. halloween is tomorrow, but some towns in eastern iowa have their trick or treat times tonight. kids in costume will be on the streets in brighton, cascade, independence, keota, monmouth, richland and university heights. for a full list of trick or treat times across eastern iowa head to kcrg dot com and scroll down to "trick or treat times" now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will gene

>> send us an e-mail. >> presidential candidate ben carson is coming under fire for comments he made on "fox & friends." >> i would not just stand there and let them shoot me. i would say hey guys, everybody attack them. >> how the mainstream media is twisting hid words. >> you want to take a ride with quijano reeves? it is going to cost you 150,000 dollars. the top item from the neiman marcus christmas catalog. >> quite a christmas present. oo >>> a fox news lart. doctors without borders responds overnight after the u.s. changes its story again about the afghan hospital attack. >> today we say enough. even war has rules. >> the fallout for the middle east. >> the investigation of what is driving toyotas into the hands of isis. >> luck be a lady. the factory worker becomes an overnight millionaire. >> i am going to take care of my kids. i don't want them to work like i had to work. >> it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with the fox news alert. doctors without borders now demanding an independent investigation into the attack on a hospital in afghanistan that killed close t

you can join the conversation online, on facebook, send us a or send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.orgstarting the program, we explore a little bit more in-depth in our last segment. the news in the "l.a. times says it all. social security increase unlikely next year, blame gas prices. they write that "for just the third time in 30 years, millions of social security recipients, disabled veterans and federal retirees can expect no increase in benefits next year. unwelcome news for more than 1/5 of the nation's population. they can blame no gas prices. the cost-of-living of living adjustment, cola, is based on a government measure of inflation, being dragged down by lower prices at it pump. the government is scheduled to announce the, or lack thereof." a piece from the washington post, their leader editorial sunday, how congress could fix a social security glitch. they write that there was practically no inflation. 60 million people living on social security not be getting an adjustment and their benefits. you think that is a good news story or a neutral one. what is not to like about ol

send us an e-mail, book tv at cspan.org. or post a comment on our wall on facebook. and now on book tvs "after words" program, he talks about the relevance of religion. >> it so good to see you. i want to congratulate you on your new book, the relevance of religion how faithful people can change politics. >> thank you very much, good to be with you. i have to say enjoyed working on this book and i hope people enjoy reading it. >> i look forward to visiting with you a little bit about it. hopefully creating a little interest because i think it is certainly a worthy read. you write in the prologue, prologue, when politics is broken, we should fix it. you describe religion and religious people as a gift to politics and that religion puts politics in its proper place. as someone who has lived a little bit of politics myself i know it can become all-consuming and it can become god. you tell a story in your 1982 reelection when you were running against harriet would. >> i almost lost it. >> your family, and efforts to encourage you and a little despondency about the race,

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send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as door on your tuesday. state ag officials have found the emerald ash borer in linn county. trees forever in marion recommends saving a tree by)using pesticide treatments. workers also say that if the tree is yyung, it may be best to rove it. unity point health hospitals are holding job fairs this week finley hospital in dubuque's fair will be today from three to seven in the hosital's auditorium. st. luke'sn cedar rapids will be tomorrow from three to seven at thee st. luke's nassif heart center. allen hospital in waterloo is thursday also from three to seven. and veterans from across eastern iowa are on their way to washington d-c for an honor flight. they will tour monumentssnd memorials in the city before cocoing back to cedar rapids tonight. you can help welcome them home at the eastern iowa airport around 10:30 tonight. now, one last look at this mornink's weather, kaj... overall, plan on another mild day. while the wind

send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " you head out the door on your thursday. the iowa division of criminal investigation plans to interview two cedar rapids police officers tomorrow after they killed a man after exchanging gunfire tuesday night. 21 year-old jonathan gossman died after trying to run away from police and shooting at them. workers at geonetric in cedar rapids will start their annual operation overnight in just about an hour. they will spend 24 hours building websites for eight nonprofits in the area -- all for free. the nonprofits will get to see their new and improved websites tomorrow at eight a-m. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on a pretty decent thursday. it'll be cooler than yesterday, but we won't be dodging thunderstorms again. plan on highs into the 60-65 range from north to south. our next focus remains on the storm system set to affect our weather from friday afternoon into the evening. this will be a widespread rain, with amounts of 0.25" to 0.50" likely. plan on wet football in the area for friday night! thi

send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your monday. the iowa d-c-i is working a death investigation in benton county. neighbors discovered that someone had died after they went looking for a stolen truck near vinton and shellsburg. we'rr working to find out more details on the victim and if police have made any arrests. we will continue to update this story on the news at midday and kcrg dot com. a cedar rapids native is one of dozens injured in a deadly crash during oklahoma state's homecoming. 54-year-old leo schmitz is in critical condition right now at o-u hospitals. he graduated from cedar rapids kennedy in 1979. police say the suspect in th crash now faces 4 counts of second- degree murder for the four deaths in the crash. dozens are dead after a powerful earthquake hit south asia this morning. people in kabul, new delhi and islamabad could feel tremors from the 7-point-5 magnitude quake. the a-p says at least 12 students at a girls

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or, send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org. we are talking with dan tuohy and jennifer jacobs. strongo has established ground operations in new hampshire? on the ground, in new hampshire, who has a strong operation? guest: well, there are several campaigns that are really doing of new hampshire's 10 counties. to start with the democrats first, hillary clinton just opened up her office in new hampshire, which was pretty notable. not to be outdone, bernie sanders house, i believe, nine offices in new hampshire. i have not done the latest after both comparison, but they have quite a lot of staff and volunteers. they are going from the canadian border to the massachusetts border. it is interesting to see how they are doing it. martin o'malley is still trying to make a push. he is playing the long game, of course, and tried to remain upbeat. jim webb, he has not been in new hampshire oh whole lot, but will be at a convention on monday. there will be a lifestream, i believe, from las vegas. rewriting thes script, if you will, here in new hampshire, like everywhere else. he speaks to

send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. meteorologist justin gehrts will be back with a final look at your forecast. here's what you need to know as here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your tuesday. we now know the name of the victim and suspect in a homicide investigation in benton county. police found 25-year-old sabrina hustad's body sunday afternoon at the home of 31 year old david miller. police are investigating miller in the homicide. right now, he faces vehicle theft and parole violation charges. congressional leaders have reached a tentative budget deal with the white house. the deal would set government funding levels for the next two years and avoid routine talks of a government shutdown. the house could vote on the deal as early as wednesday. the debt limit deadline is november third. get ready, baseball fans, the fall classic starts tonight. the new york mets will face the kansas city royals tonight at kauffman stadium in kansas city in game one of the world series. that game starts at seve

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if you have a tip for the investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theuni theunit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> signs of the el nino are boat documented at sea. unusually warm water attracting other unexpected creatures to the bay area. is search boat that studying that phenomenon. >>> plus, the san francisco exodus begins. the reason ride sharing company lift is expand iing to seattle instead of the bay area. they won't be paid to play. a federal appeals court says schools cannot pay college-athletes to make >>> they will not be paid to play. a federal appeals court says schools cannot pay college athletes to make use of their likeness. that decision overturns part of a lower court ruling that calls for players to be paid up to $5,000 apiece tore the use of their image or name. the panel agreed the schools involved violated antitrust laws by profiting off the athletes' images. the ruling now prevents colleges from using player names and likenesses in videos, games, and other ventures. no word on whether today's ruling will be appealed. >>> lyft is expanding its off

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tips or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> two employees of the theme park say whenspoke up about dangerous conditions about dolphi dolphins, they were fired. >> they're filing suit. we have more on the dolphins' death and the lawsuit that followed. >> dolphins swing in a tank in vallejo. two former employees who worked in animal care said that the water they swim in is dangerous, even deadly. when they raised concerns about the water and other an million issues to management, they were fired. >> this lawsuit confirmeds what we know is going on with the abuse of the animals at six flags. >> denise is with advocates for the animals at six flags. the group pants to let park-goers know about the animals. >> every time you pay a dollar to six flags, you're paying them to deprive the animals. >> a usda inspection report in may of 2013 say these two dolphin calf deaths and the chronic problems in other dolphins are related to the water quality issues in the system used throughout the facility. michael and holly morocco didn't want to talk on camera but their attorney relea

you can send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. re is some recent research from the pew research center that did a study on how americans feel on medical marijuana and recreational use of marijuana in the united states. a study found a majority support legalizing marijuana in some form. 53% of americans felt that pot should be legalized, as opposed be43%, who think it should illegal. support has grown to radically from 1990 when only about 60% supported legalizing pot. the study found that many americans have actually tried .ot, even when it was not legal the report found that nearly half of americans have tried marijuana, and 12% say they have smoked marijuana or tried it in some form in the past year. we will turn to the phone lines. be will write -- we will go right ahead and get started with patricia from arkansas. she supports marijuana. good morning to you. why do you support legalizing the recreational use of pot? caller: i would like to get medicinal marijuana, but recreational is fine for now. i have parkinson's, and it rea