(cg: roseina britton/ student) "i'm studying counceling education and supervison so soon i'll be standing in front of students and teaching myself so you know that wasn't very encouraging for me." student) "gun violence is a very serious issue and so jokes about it shouldn't nessisarily be taken lightly." the student did tell me they appreciate the presidents apology and feel like it was necessary... we did reach out to president harreld today, he didn't have room in his schedule to meet with us... we've got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers...kwwl news. we were only able to show you snippets of the email conversation between gardinier and president harreld, we will post the full exchange on police say a 10- year-old boy was hit by a car this morning. it happened at 20th and college streets in cedar falls. according to police, the boy stepped off the curb into traffic while he was walking towards the bus. police tell kwwl the boy was taken to a hospital, but his injuries are not life-threatening. and police are still looking for the driver who hit and killed an yesterday morni

(cg: roseina britton/ student) "i'm studying counceling education and supervison so soon i'll be standing in front of students and teaching myself so you know that wasn't very encouraging for me." others agree... (cg: olivia ginther/ student) "gun violence is a very serious issue and so jokes about it shouldn't nessisarily be taken lightly." the student did tell me they appreciate the presidents apology and feel like it was we did reach out to didn't have room in his schedule to meet with us... we were only able to show you snippets of the email conversation between gardinier and president harreld, we will post the full exchange on our website, kwwl.com. could rain be coming back into eastern iowa? let's go to storm track seven meteorologist denice pelster now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: cloudy skies have stuck with warnings remain in effect for area rivers. while some rivers are falling, others are expected to crest in the next day or two. a strong low pressur

mark britton who lives in jersey city tells me the express is driving his friends away. >> i have some buddies i want to come out and golf, and the biggest deterrences, they don't want to pay the toll to come over in new jersey. >> reporter: the only reprieve it's a one-way toll, but many are steering clear and turning to mass transit. >> if anything, take mass transit over to get -- i'm not taking my car over there. >> reporter: and at $15, the surprise more than three times that of going over the delaware memorial bridge or the chesapeake bay bridge and more than twice that of going over the golden gate bridge. lori bordonaro, news 4, new york. >> wow, all right, lori, thank you. putting that in perspective. in today's money report, stocks are soaring following the encouraging november job's report. sue herrara joins us from cnbc >> great to see you on this friday, and it's a good friday for those who are bullish on wall street, because we do have a triple digit rally and the dow jones industrial average and very strong performance in the other industries as well. we're up 240 points

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we hear of britton carter. he works as a case manager helping struggling veterans. he spoke eloquently about the trials he's overcome. let me tell you one thing he said. i will just read his words. as a small youth, i fell in love with playing army man. my mom would buy me army men. i dreamed of one day being a soldier. god gave me the gift of being a pretty good basketball player. such i game the first freshman to start and play on my varsity team. success came with many people who had an agenda that didn't have the my best interests at stake. from the early years of high school, i found myself star struck. i ended up in the company of those using wine, and heroin and cocaine. with the grace of god, i was given the opportunity to attend college in new mexico, had offers from other schools. i was attracted to the opportunity of being able to play army man once again. i was caught with drugs, kicked out of school. i lost the chance to become an army of the united states military. i went to another college only to have my drug addiction lead me to the poor choices tha

at this go to europe and look how they failed to integrate north africans into trespass are great britton where people canner in become french no matter how many generations they've been there. they're still considered moroccan. there's a possibility here but starts with people being brave and quietly -- dr. dyson said -- i have a sneak preview what he is writing -- asia -- eric holder, that whet he meant when he said we're nation of 'cowards. they're afraid of how they will be perceived, and i think we need to develop more ability to just talk. >> you want to talk about it, but how can you talk about race that is so passionate and so real for so many people without having the emotion? how can you talk about race taking the emotion out of it? >> well, i think president obama should get credit to this agreeing degree. he understood how difficult it would be -- he knew they racial fatigue of white america. he tells that tremendous story that one of his colleagues making a powerful point but said the white guy leans our and says, the problem is, barack, after the i missen to this state senat