mrs. anderson was able to provide a description of her attacker before going to the hospital herself. that eventually led to makuey's but the judge wasn't having it. "i find that the defendent did not prove the defense of insanity. as a result of that, mr. makuey, you'll be judged guilty on count 1 of murder in the first degree. " jack: makuey will be sentenced january 4th. he faces life in prison. stephanie: local 5 teamed up with fareway food stores, hunger free polk county and the des moines area religious council today to collect food for iowans in need. we want to thank you for helping us can hunger. 1 in 8 people in polk county dont know where their next meal will come from. but today, you helped change that. nats thank you so very much oh wonderful oh great have a wonderful holiday a lot of people dont have enough food and dont know where their next meal is coming from nats bells it's so exciting to see people giveand to know they're really moved by the people around them i don't think all of us realize that is really is our neighbors its not sombody living in another part of t

mr. anderson and that temperature up in watertown could be ours first thing in the morning too. dense fog though has been an issue and it will be for the next couple of hours. this too is fleeting as this rain moves in an the winds stir. we'll get rid of the fog. there is your rain and then by morning mild around 60 degrees. the highs will be in the morning morning. want to stress that so in the but we'll still be in the 50's so mild day, then we luck ahead to maybe a little bit of a shift in the part are that would bring more december like weather our way. we'll see if it's permanent though coming up. >> anchor: also on 7, a five five-year-old boy left alone on a bus in lawrence and the driver is now facing some serious charges. let's go out to kelly o'hara. she is live in lawrence. kelly, how did that happen? >>> well, that's what the police chief wants to know. he wants to know how and why something like this could happen. >>> i left alone on the bus . >> reporter: the lawrence police chief outraged over an incident in his city where a little boy was left alone on a bus . >>>

mr. anderson, an a.on the report card. usually somewhere in the range, we don't have know in the forecast, not measure snow. the next 7 had ever 10 days featuring above average temperatures for the most part. a little cooler on tuesday but that is the only day below average or close to averages coming in on the seven-day forecast. 41 in boston, upper 0's, lower 20s, a lot of the suburbs the sun beginning to warm us up. that sunshine taking these numbers from near 30 in the suburbs and replacing that with temperatures to the low to mid 50s this afternoon. you can see radar composite quiet here. throughout much of new england. there has been a thin deck of low clouds. they're staying put as we speak. so i don't expect a lot of that to work its way in but we can't rule out a few clouds mixed in with sunshine. maybe a few patchy clouds tomorrow morning to start things off. other than that i do expect mostly sunny skies to return for the afternoon. eastern half of country same old story, 40s and 50s throughout much of the north

mr. anderson. this is an ongoing investigation. we do have to have further details. reporting live in hayward, sergio quintana. >>> now, to the campaign trail this afternoon and a big announcement from hillary clinton's campaign. bill clinton will hold his first solo campaign event for his wife one week from today in new hampshire. this comes as republican front-runner donald trump is attacking the former president for his penchant of sexism. >> reporter: donald trump now going after not just one clinton but two, tweeting if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband with his terrible record of women abuse. hillary clinton accused trump of sexism in an interview last week. neither clinton has responded directly to trump's new threat, but hillary clinton has reposted this video of her take on trump. >> we shouldn't let anybody bully his way to the presidency. >> reporter: republican rival carly fiorina briefly defended trump on fox news. >> bill clinton is fair game, but my point is attacking bill % clinton won't defeat hillary clinton. >> reporter: a flattering new p

we will also learn about james anderson who owned a blacksmith shop and public armoury in williamsburg during the 1770's. mr. schwartz: i am the master blacksmith at the anderson blacksmith shop, part of colonial williamsburg's historic trade program. in colonial williamsburg, we have preserved a number of trades from the 18th century. we have probably 20 trades practiced in the historic area. i run the blacksmith shop. we work with iron and steel. those are raw materials that are made into finished products such as construction hardware, tools, household accessories, agricultural implements. parts for wagons and carriages. here at the armoury, we expand into even more work. i will touch on that in a moment. as part of historic trades, our mission is to create -- re-create the work environment and the activities you would find in the sorts of workshops in colonial america. that involves hand work. there is no machine process here. it also involves the study of early documentary evidence to teach us about the history of these trades and the technologies that were practiced. the research also tells us about t

mr. roker. hey, al. >> tgreenville, spartanburg, anderson will be partly cloudy and warm high of 70. southwest breezes 10 -18. the mountains will be partly cloudy, high of 68. southwest breezes at 5-9. heavier rain expected again through wednesday, another to asheville, hendersonville will >> and that is your latest weather. countdown for 2016 is on. if you're looking for simple and satisfying appetizers to keep your company munching we've got you covered. justin chapel is host of "food & wine"'s and is here with great tips. >> great to be here. >> we always love having you. cheese. >> cheese. >> always popular. >> we're make cheese crisps out of parmesana reggiano cheese so what we're going to do is i have a block, cut it into half inch squares, like this. if they fall apart like that it's even better because it's less work. cut it into cute little squares and pop these on a microwave safe plate hand this is genius. >> pop this in the microwave for about 30 seconds. >> okay. and while that goes we'll move on to the next thing and we'll come back to that. >> because this is gluten-fr

mr. chips. kelly's firing had eagles fans fired up, and mostly in agreement, especially here at melrose diner in south fill. >> i that's where "eyewitness news" fans judy anderson finally felt it fit to go throw in her old eagles jersey. she says this is something to celebrate. >> i like to think -- i would like to thank mr. hurry. he finally woke up and got his baby back. >> jeffrey lurie notified fans just after 7:00 tuesday night, the timing more of a shock than anything else. >> a surprise because there was just one game left. they got rid of him. >> but the decision they say long overdue. >> with all of the trades, get rid of all of the players that they did have, which i thought were good players. >> they came back to haunt us. >> eagles fans now left looking to the future and reflecting on one silver lining. >> got couple of more wins, sixers, phillies, bad teams this year. >> here is the 2016 then? >> let's see what happens. >> eagles fans are hanging in there. >> judy much mover optimistic. in south philly, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> have to be cautiously optimistic when you are an eagles fans. >> twitter lighting up. former eagles quarte

>> anderson, what i would say is mr. trump's comments are the equivalent of abu on steroids.s something we don't need as we try to gain the trust and confidence for those who need to help us -- >> explain that. you're saying strategically this is not smart. >> strategically it is a disaster. the things that mr. trump and others like him saying these sorts of things is alienating a population. it would be the same truthfully or not quite as bad as if we were to put a large number of ground forces in syria right now. it would be seen as west invading islam. it is exactly what all of our intelligence folks are telling us what isis wants. they want this kind of confrontation. they want to see indicators that the west is condemning all muslims. it plays into their narrative. it's horrible. it is worse than what we saw of the news in 2004. >> general hurtling, appreciate you being on and christiane amanpour, as always. >>> up next, christiane mentioned this video, a guy trying behead somebody on a subway in london possibly inspired by paris and san bernardino according to what he h

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before i go on, let me briefly make sure anderson the point you are making, mr. countryman. isn't it correct the u.n. experts report on the ballistic vessel launch is a few days old? mr. countrymen: correct. >> and you said we will continue to call on the security council to address the matter. and increase the cost to iran of their behavior. i respect that you are actively considering action, but can you say, will you act? mr. countrymen: it is certainly my intent. the bureaucratic process is complicated. in part because you want to get the facts right and the right target. it is certainly the mandate of my bureau to push for such action, and i think we will continue to do so. >> thank you. i think the focus, as all of us as members, have on this issue is important because at the time when our country and constituents are focused on other things, whether it is isis, terrorism, refugees, the economy, it is the challenge and job of this committee, in partnership with the you and the administration, to insist on a relentless implementation and enforcement of the jcp away -- of

anderson allen, united states navy. i lived on a farm in cold north carolina. my mother is mrs. annie allen.ngton park, california. my folks are mr. and mrs. william late. i am antonio defolla, u.s. army. i live just outside albuquerque, new mexico. i'm lieutenant william schick, united states medical corps. my home was chicago, illinois. my parents were mr. and mrs. william h schick. my wife's name is lois. >> you have a baby now, lieutenant. he was born three months after pearl harbor. he is named after you -- billy. you may be pleased to know that he was born on your birthday. >> that's swell. thanks. >> how does it happen that all of you sound and talk alike? >> we are all alike. we are all americans. ♪ ["my country tis of thee"] ♪ ["taps"] ♪ >> tokyo is calling nagasaki, over. his excellency, premier tojo will report to the nation. the united states has threatened to enslave the life of our peaceloving nation. i have the honor to report that we have struck an annihilating blow at the united states people. here are the facts. >> almost immediately, the crowing began. just listen to the f

we will also learn about james anderson who owned a blacksmith shop and public armory in williamsburg during the 1770's. mr schwartz:

mr. leonard. in our world the word deadline means one thing. what was the deadline of andersonville prison and why was it famous? >> the deadline doesn't originate in anderson but it is an invention of the civil war military prison system. prisons north and south have deadlines and those deadlines take various forms. at andersonville it's a simple fence, posts with the boards connecting them. in some places over the creek, sometimes the deadline is not obvious. sometimes prisoners steal the boards for firewood or for shelter building. and the recall is of course if you cross the deadline, guards can shoot you. and yet the photographs taken in august of 1864 that illustrate the prison at its height clearly shows shelters tied to the dead line. and so andersonville is also a place of great contradiction. in some of the northern prison it's a ditch or a line of posts where at night they put candle lanterns on. a line that if you cross you're going to get shot at is the sort of thing that should haven't any ambiguity. clearly sometimes it does. >> next call is mike from california. you're on with our guest eric leonard. >> caller: thank you for the program. i f

mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize anderson trucking service for their impressive 60 years in business. the founder of anderson trucking grew up in the transportation industry and began hauling granite with his father. in those early years, harold developed a strong interest in machinery and driving so it was no surprise when he chose to pursue a career in trucking. harold officially started anderson trucking company after he returned home from world war ii, the company is now run by harold's sons as well as his grandsons. . it has grown and prospered but the anderson family has never forgotten their roots. the company and the anderson family represent the best st. cloud and minnesota have to offer. anderson trucking is matched by the community service provided by the andersons and their great employees. today, anderson trucking has thousands of rigs, hundreds of drivers and has driven millions of miles. the andersons, however, do not measure success by the number of miles driven or the number of deliveries made but also by the high level of customer service that the company provides. f

mr. on the ontario smith who is the senior representative for pg & e. thank you very much to you and your staff for your responsiveness. i also understand that berry anderson advice operations is here. presenter: thank you. i'm going to turn it to bearey anderson who is in charge of emergency operations. he's been with us for 30 years and our licensee engineer and the lifelong council for private partnership that focuses on emergency preparedness. barry will give remarks and provide the answers that we want. thank you. presenter: thank you for inviting us to this important hearing. your constituents are also our customers and like you we take the incident that occurred in bernal heights very seriously. that's why we welcome the opportunity to work with you as partners to make sure that we are doing everything possible to safe guard san franciscans and continue the upgrades we are making to our system to make it the safest and most reliable power system within the nation. towards exactly that end, pg & e is spending billions of dollars investing in the safety and reliability of our system. we are working to rebuild infrastructure at a rapid pace to have saf

mr. on the ontario smith who is the senior representative for pg & e. thank you very much to you and your staff for your responsiveness. i also understand that berry anderson advice operations is here. presenter: thank you. i'm going to turn it to bearey anderson who is in charge of emergency operations. he's been with us for 30 years and our licensee engineer and the lifelong council for private partnership that focuses on emergency preparedness. barry will give remarks and provide the answers that we want. thank you. presenter: thank you for inviting us to this important hearing. your constituents are also our customers and like you we take the incident that occurred in bernal heights very seriously. that's why we welcome the opportunity to work with you as partners to make sure that we are doing everything possible to safe guard san franciscans and continue the upgrades we are making to our system to make it the safest and most reliable power system within the nation. towards exactly that end, pg & e is spending billions of dollars investing in the safety and reliability of our system. we are working to rebuild infrastructure at a rapid pace to have saf

mr. on the ontario smith who is the senior representative for pg & e. thank you very much to you and your staff for your responsiveness. i also understand that berry anderson advice operations is here. presenter: thank you. i'm going to turn it to bearey anderson who is in charge of emergency operations. he's been with us for 30 years and our licensee engineer and the lifelong council for private partnership that focuses on emergency preparedness. barry will give remarks and provide the answers that we want. thank you. presenter: thank you for inviting us to this important hearing. your constituents are also our customers and like you we take the incident that occurred in bernal heights very seriously. that's why we welcome the opportunity to work with you as partners to make sure that we are doing everything possible to safe guard san franciscans and continue the upgrades we are making to our system to make it the safest and most reliable power system within the nation. towards exactly that end, pg & e is spending billions of dollars investing in the safety and reliability of our system. we are working to rebuild infrastructure at a rapid pace to have saf

mr. on the ontario smith who is the senior representative for pg & e. thank you very much to you and your staff for your responsiveness. i also understand that berry anderson advice operations is here. presenter: thank you. i'm going to turn it to bearey anderson who is in charge of emergency operations. he's been with us for 30 years and our licensee engineer and the lifelong council for private partnership that focuses on emergency preparedness. barry will give remarks and provide the answers that we want. thank you. presenter: thank you for inviting us to this important hearing. your constituents are also our customers and like you we take the incident that occurred in bernal heights very seriously. that's why we welcome the opportunity to work with you as partners to make sure that we are doing everything possible to safe guard san franciscans and continue the upgrades we are making to our system to make it the safest and most reliable power system within the nation. towards exactly that end, pg & e is spending billions of dollars investing in the safety and reliability of our system. we are working to rebuild infrastructure at a rapid pace to have saf

mr. on the ontario smith who is the senior representative for pg & e. thank you very much to you and your staff for your responsiveness. i also understand that berry anderson advice operations is here. presenter: thank you. i'm going to turn it to bearey anderson who is in charge of emergency operations. he's been with us for 30 years and our licensee engineer and the lifelong council for private partnership that focuses on emergency preparedness. barry will give remarks and provide the answers that we want. thank you. presenter: thank you for inviting us to this important hearing. your constituents are also our customers and like you we take the incident that occurred in bernal heights very seriously. that's why we welcome the opportunity to work with you as partners to make sure that we are doing everything possible to safe guard san franciscans and continue the upgrades we are making to our system to make it the safest and most reliable power system within the nation. towards exactly that end, pg & e is spending billions of dollars investing in the safety and reliability of our system. we are working to rebuild infrastructure at a rapid pace to have saf