shaffer "a decrease in behavior problems, an improved sense of self and others. we also see academic gains; students are in school more often and they're able to attend more." social and emotional learning ... or s-e-l ... is used in every classroom on campus. and lemmon valley is one of several schools leading the way with this concept ... which is why it's been selected as a beacon school. shaffer "it means that every staff member here is committed to implementing social and emotional learning everyday, bell to bell." that concept of taking the time to think before we act is something that even adults can forget at times. nat of chime grown-ups can learn a thing or two from the kids at lemmon valley. social and emotional learning is currently schools in the washoe county school district to be taught in every classroom in the year. about a month from now the country will visit those beacon schools e-l and the success it's having here in our area. it's national mentoring month... and in honor of the special month... we're sharing a special pair. it's a big and a

/bridge/"retired colonel tony shaffer says in the last 15 years, the total u.s. military cost against terrorism in africa and the near east has been roughly 2- trillion dollars and al qaeda's goal is to win the battle against the west through attrition."/sot/shaffer "the idea of trying to bleed us with 1000 cuts was they were able to draw us both into afghanistan and iraq." /map/now, experts say *other* terror groups have drawn the u.s into several hotspots nigeria, egypt, syria, jordan, djibouti, iraq and afghanistan. /vo/with isis continuing *it's* bloody campaigns and boko haram, who recently killed at least 50-people in nigeria military experts say it's ill-timed that an old adversary *al qaeda* is re-emergingi'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 other terror groups like al shabaab attacked a bus in kenya last month killing 2 people but dr. braniff says in recent years that organization has weakened because of poor leadership. 3 3 20 - 15 is nothing but a memory now. but we met a lot of unique farmers last year. shiitake mushrooms growing in south dakota...therapy anim

shaffer "we talk about having strong sense of self, having empathy towards your friends, understanding how to those skills." the idea behind the teaching method is to themselves and others ... while also learning responsible decisions.

conrad shaffer confessed yesterday. these two were killed. shaffer faces a minimum of 42 years in prison, but prosecutors are arguing that's >> we are going to be asking for life in both of the cases. >> one of the codefendants is still awaiting trial. >>> coming in the next couple of hours, the first law enforcement aappreciation day will be happening. >>> millions of people are lining upright now to buy a lottery ticket in hopes of winning the biggest jackpot in history. the drawing for the power ball is at $800 million. accord tog the florida lottery, more than 16,000 tickets are being sold every minute yesterday afternoon. your chances of winning the jackpot are only 1 in 292 million. million. we will have the numbers ahead for you tonight. >> finally, the fog has burned off. >>> yes, and we are still seeing a touch of it believe it or no in portions of orange as well as lake county and volusia county, but we are seeing a titusville. here at the midday, we are still seeing the fog, but it's better than it was just an hour ago. we have som

/sot/shaffer "the idea of trying to bleed us with 1000 cuts was effective at least initially. they were able to draw us both into afghanistan and iraq." /map/now, experts say *other* terror groups have drawn the u.s into several hotspots nigeria, egypt, syria, jordan, djibouti, iraq and afghanistan. /vo/with isis s contntuing *it's* bloody campaigns and boko haram, whwh recently killed at least 50-people in nigeria military experts say it's ill-timed that an old adversary *al qaeda* is re-emergingi'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 other terror groups like al shabaab attacked a bus in kenya last month killing 2 people but dr. braniff says organization has weakened because of poor leadership. 3 3 3 taking a live look out norfolk tonight on our square tire skywatch camera... 3 some snow is falling across northwest iowa and northeast nebraska tonight...chad'll tell us how much accumulation we can expect coming up after 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 larry, diana and chad talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <

shaffer and her passenger also went to the hospital. law enforcement agencies across eastern iowa are working together to reduce gun violence. cedar rapids police hosted a summit that included police chiefs from a half- dozen cities. the city y s seen an increase in shots fired incidents over a five-year period. in 2009, there were 17 shootings - including two homicides. that number jumped to 93 shootings in 2014, with eight homicides. kcrg-tv9's chris earl tells how that group of police chiefs and a u-s attorney hope to change things. remains a component of everyday life in some parts of the country, even at times in eastern iowa. just last weekend, three separate shootings on the east side of cedar rapids didn't kill anyone -- but served as a reminder of the threat. " 22:45 we're all dealing with it and tackling it..." which led to thursday's three-hour meeting at cedar rapids police headquarters. seven police chiefs and a u.s. attorney in a room -- trying to figure out how to minimize gun violence in each city. " chief dalsing from d

/sot/shaffer 18:48 "screening your mother's best friend who plays bridge in an enhanced way when she lives in minot north dakota is not going to get you any additional security! 19:04/vo/ several world leaders say islamic radical idealogy *is* a threat to global citizenship which prompted this exchance with re-heel raza a sunni the council for "muslims facing tomorrow"/sot/ 25:52 ms. raza.. are you muslim? yes i am.. those statements are not offesive to you? no.. its not.. why not? well, if you're telling the truth why should it be offisenve? but would any other kind of radicaliztion be a threat to anyplace else? today, we are not talking about any other kind of radicicaliaztion. today we are talking about islamic radical ideology that's all over the world 26:11 /vo/ the panel says agrees as long as arrests are made *before* the fact another catastrophie stateside *can* be avoided. in washington... i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 still to come tonight at nine... we've got a recap of some of this year's biggest *business* stories in the fox means business report...but first: 3 3 2015 wa

shaffer "a decrease in behavior problems, an improved sense of self and others. we also see academic gains; students are in school more often and they're able to attend more." social and emotional learning ... or s-e-l ... is used in every classroom on campus. and lemmon valley is leading the way with this concept ... which is as a beacon school. shaffer "it means that every staff member here is committed to implementing social and emotional learning everyday, bell to bell." that concept of taking the time to think before we act is something that even adults can forget nat of chime so it's safe to say that thing or two from the kids at lemmon valley. learning is currently being used in 70 of the schools in the washoe county school district ... and the goal is for it to be taught in every classroom in the district by next school year. about a month from now ... visitors from all over the country will visit those beacon schools to learn more about s- e-l and the success it's having here in our area. it's national mentoring month... and in honor of the special month

briar cliff professor chuck shaffer explains the statistics behind your chances. chuck shaffer, briar ciff mathamatics professor says, "you have five white balls to pick out of currently 69, so you have to figure out how many ways there are to select 5 out of 69 - that gets you the white balls. then, in addition, you have one ball out of 26 for the red ball that you have to get right. so, you figure all those out together and it comes out like 292 million, roughly, to 1. so, you have one chance in that many." jenna: the powerball drawing is tonight just before 10. we'll havevehe numbers in our late nscast. tim: coming up after the break... caucuses are in the break... caucuses are in less than a month and the races are tightening for both the democrats and the republicans, we'll have the latest from the campaign trail. it will be warm again tomorrow, but a major arctic blast awaits for the weekend. meanwhile, it looks like we could see snow tuesday. your forecast is after the break! " " tim/jenna/fred tiwelding company skycam hd shows a nice scene from the ho chun

tony shaffer (ret.)/intelligen ce analyst"there's no doubt that they have threatened the pope several times and i think the pope ought to be taking it seriously. so should europe so this is clearly a logical jump off point libya for isis to begin staging operations into europe."/map/ isis has controlled the libyan city of sirte for months. the city serves as a major base for isis shipping, recruiting, and expansion. sirte sits between northern libyan coastline.. and is within a 1000 mile radius of *most* of southern europe, including a *great* portion of italy./bridge/"if attacked by the west, isis has threatened it'll overwhelm europe with a massive influx of libyan migrants. and that *isis* members could likely be among the masses."/sot/bill braniff/terrorism expert"it was using this idea of a destabilizing way of migration as deterents, so that it could continue its state building endeavors."/nat//vo/and after the paris attacks last year where isis claimed responsibility the threats on europe haven't

now, shaffer also says that since the deceased is not here, that investigators will have to rely on the stories of the two people who were here when this happened. as well as the evidence that was found at the scene. we're live in marion county, mirth price, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> we have breaking news in volusia county right now, where the search for a prison escapee and his girlfriend and her son. on friday, 24-year-old natasha quickly helped gary bullock cut off the gps monitor and escape work release at a volusia county hotel. she has a gun. >>> right now, here's a live look at the volusia county administration building where dozens of homeless people are refusing to leave. 20 minutes a four of them get on a bus to be taken to the salvation army, that makes a total of 17 who have gone there today. coming up at 6:00, why one county leader says closing the property appraiser's office in the building may have created problems. >>> investigators now say smoking caused a fire that killed one person at this independent living facility in lakeland. three other people were hurt. th

/sot/shaffer 18:48 "screening your mother's best friend who plays bridge in an enhanced way when she lives in minot north dakota is not going to get you any additional security! 19:04/vo/ several world leaders say islamic radical idealogy *is* a threat to global citizenship which prompted this exchance with re-heel raza a sunni muslim..and .. president of the council for "muslims facing tomorrow"/sot/ 25:52 ms. raza.. are you muslim? yes i am.. those statements are not offesive to you? no.. its not.. why not? well, if you're telling the truth why shoul it be offisenve? but would any other kind of radicaliztion be a threat to anyplace else? today, we are not talking about any other kind of radicicaliaztion. today we are talking about islamic radical ideology that's all over the world 26:11 /vo/ the panel says agrees as s ng as arrests are made *before* the fact another catastrophie stateside *can* be avoided. in washington... i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 we're under an hour to the ball drop in times square as new york city gets ready to tell us what the weather has in store for the f

tony shaffer (ret.)/intelligen ce analyst"there's no doubt that they have threatened the pope several times and i think the pope ought to be taking it seriously. so should europe so this is clearly a logical jump off point libya for isis to begin staging operations into europe."/map/ isis has controlled the libyan city of sirte for months. the city serves as a major base for isis shipping, recruiting, and expansion. sirte sits between tripoli and benghazi on the northern libyan coastline.. and is within a 1000 mile radius of *most* of southern europe, including a *great* portion of italy./bridge/"if attacked by the west, isis has threatened it'll overwhelm europe with a massive influx of libyan migrants. and that *isis* members could likely be among the masses."/sot/bill braniff/terrorism expert"it was using this idea of a destabilizing way of migration as deterents, so that it could continue its state building endeavors."/nat//vo/and after the paris attacks last year where isis claimed responsibility th

paul shaffer? >> nothing. >> stephen: it's random, any three ingredients and throw it on a bun. chicken cutlet, half a truck >> well -- >> stephen: it means nothing anymore. just tear it up and live in a cave. i realize i'm not dave, but i'm not an animal. aim human being. >> did i make you mad? i feel bad. >> stephen: this is my sandwich, how do you think i feel? i have to do a show right now and, frankly, i don't know why anymore. i can't imagine what you could possibly do to make me forgive you at this point. >> free chips? >> stephen: okay, i forgive you. let's go. >> introducing entrees loaded with flavor, not calories. applebee's grill & bar favorites made a little better for you. featuring new dishes, all under 650 calories and starting at just $9.99. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm c

shaffer and her passenger also went to the hospital. in a tv-9 follow-up this midday.... courthouse. pipes burst earlier this week, leaving a mess and cutting off warm air to the building. a portable heating and power unit from emergency management pumped heat into the building until the regular system was back. now the county is trying to get answers. " what the county has done is we've hired an engineering expert...and we have a manufacturer's representative on site trying to figure out what happened " officials found two leaks in the heating system for the jail and courthouse. facilities managers think there was an air pocket in the pipes. first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... temperatures have begun their fall, and the drop won't stop for a while. we'll continue to fall through the 20s and into the the day. some light snow showers may pass through, but won't produce more than a dusting. northwest winds are going to be noticeable at 15 to 30 mph and will remain blustery through the whole weekend. we'll begin tomorrow in the single

/sot/shaffer 18:48 "screening your mother's best friend who plays bridge in an enhanced way when she lives in minot north dakota is not going to get you any additional security! 19:04/vo/ several world leaders say islamic radical idealogy *is* a threat to global citizenship a& which prompted this exchance wititre-heel raza a of the council for "muslims facing tomorrow"a&/sot/25:52 ms. raza.. are you muslim? yes i am.. those statements are not offesive to you? no.. its not.. why not? well, if you're telling the truth why should it be offisenve? but would any other kind of radicaliztion be a threat to anyplace else? today, we are not talking about any other kind of radicicaliaztion. today w ware lking about islamic radical ideology that's all over the world 26:11/vo/ the panel says agrees as long as arrests are made *before* the facta& another catastrophie stateside *can* be avoided.in washington... i'm jeff barnd reporting. earlier this week, we told you about the u-s-s iowa battleship - docked near pasadena since 2012. withthens thousands of iowa fans heading to southern california f

. >> for entrepreneurs like roy amir, greg ruben, and bill shaffer, it was also a wake-up call. where others saw brittle, dry grass, they saw a new business opportunity. >> it's great, man. >> thank you. >> we saw an opportunity to convert people's lawn to a drought-tolerant landscape, at the same time make a little bit of money. >> the business models vary, but they're all taking advantage of a change in the market. >> there's been this interesting group of entrepreneurs that have sprung up. >> jeffrey kitelinger, the general manager of the metropolitan water district of southern california, created an incentive to cut back on watering lawns, and by doing so, unleashed a flood of new businesses across the state. >> if you can replace that lawn, you can replace a lot of water. and what we're trying to do is get people to think differently about how their outdoors should look. >> his agency offered homeowners a cash rebate to replace their water guzzling lawns with drought-tolerant landscapes. >> and the two sections in the back, the two small sections, we're going to take out th

. >> that's awesome dan shaffer >> just love it. >> let's take a look here a what we are goingto see today. it will be dry and a lot of sdhooin a high of 64. although i don't getexcited over a high of 64. it is a warm upand it is ahead that got you smiling. i willshow you more on that and how you need to ditch the boots coming up. >> still to come, a texas student traumatized by a teacher t. classroom game that she played and the teacher losing her job. >> ticks maybe high but might they be unlawfully high. >>> 16 minutes till 6:00. teachers in detroit is suing the school district. the schools arein a horrible condition. >> that emergency manager says a plan prosed by the governor would have to to be be in the lawsuit >> crowded classrooms and unsafe buildings. north texas is out of a job from duct taping her students mouth closed. >> parents at wichita falls say they received calls from the school about the teacher. sheput duct tapes on the bout of 20 children saying it was all a gang. >> one parent say they'll file a lawsuit against the school because of the negative impact on her

/sot/ shaffer 3:43 "the idea of trying to bleed us with 1000 cuts was effective at least initially. they were able to and iraq" 3:53/kosta map/ now, experts say *other* terror groups have drawn the u.s into several hotspotsa& nigeria, egypt, syria, jordan, djibouti, iraq and afghanistan. /vo/ with isis continuing *it's* bloody campaigns and boko haram, who recently killed at least 50- people in nigeriaa& military experts say it's ill-timed that an old adversary *al qaeda* is re-emerginga& i'm jeff barnd reporting.)) 3 (sam)>> other similar terror groups .. such as "al shabaab" ... attacked a bus in kenya last montha& killing two peoplea& 3 (bill and sam)>> we'll toss it over to meteorologist tim studebaker. 3 for today look for patchy morning fog...a break today...and tonight snow arrives into the sierra again with spillover snow showers in western nevada during the overnight into tomorrow morning.right now in reno...chilly temperatures...partly cloudy winds.it's a cold start for many parts of the area...with a chilly afternoon ahead of us. here's a look at the current temperatures.

than seven billion dollars of stuff it will likely never use.retired intelligence officer anthony shaffer says something needs to change."it's totally insane when you look at how they're gog about both the acquisition process,s,he commmmcialization process,every thing that they do is essentially 5 times more expensive than it needs to be and they need to be held accountable. the report also found the d-l-a bought 9 million dollars in spare parts for the v-22 osprey it also didn't needa&and is consistently overcharged for materials and often loses records and receipts of what it buys - all with taxpayer money.stockpiling this stuff does not help the troops. it doesn't help anyone to defend the country. that's why they need to address this problem and address it now.addressing that problem *is* in the works, as the dla will soon be audited, marking a new era in which congress's calls to audit the department of defense are finally being agency has admitted there's room for improvement but says it will be prepared for an audit, and its " commitment to financial transparcy and accountability w

/bridge/"retired colonel tony shaffer says in the last 15 years, the total u.s. military cost against near east has been roughly 2- trillion dollars and al qaeda's goal is to win the battle against the west through attrition."/sot/shaffer "the idea of trying to bleed us with 1000 cuts was effective at least initially. they were able to draw us both into afghanistan and iraq." /map/now, experts say *other* terror groups have drawn the u.s into several hotspots nigeria, egypt, syria, jordan, djibouti, iraq and afghanistan. /vo/with isis continuing *it's* bloody campaigns and boko haram, who recently killed at least 50-people in nigeria military experts say it's ill-timed that an old adversary *al qaeda* is re-emergingi'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 other terror groups like al shabaab attacked a bus in kenya last month... killing 2 people... but doctor braniff says that organization has weakened because of poor leadership. 3 robbing banks is a dirty it.a man who looks a bit like former dirty jobs host mike rowe robbed a bank in oregon earlier this week. police in medfor

>> yes, it is. >> shaffer's sentencing >>> chaos in the streets of pine hills. what started as two hit-and-run crashes caused by the same driver turned into an attempted carjacking when a good samaritan stepped in. part of pine hills road shut down for nearly two hours earlier today as orange county deputies worked to figure out exactly what happened. the sheriff's office says that peter crashed into a pickup truck and kept driving, when he slammed into a second car, injuring a passenger and a person in the other car. the car ca undriveable, so he took off on foot. when a good samaritan saw what was happening, he followed him, getting him to stop. >> good samaritan/victim got out to have a talk with him and the suspect ran around the other side of the car and hopped into the driver's seat of his car. shut the door, locked himself in. >> the good samaritan/victim fired a shot into the tire of his own vehicle so it couldn't he knew this guy to be dangerous. >> are you with us so far? at this point deputies say neal got out of the car that was now undriveable with

shaffer and her passenger also went to the hospital. and in an update from a crash in cedar rapids ww first brought you yesterday morning. five cars were involved in a crash near the edgewood road southwest overpass for highway 30. and while police were responding to that accident, the squad car crashed into a jeep. one of the officers had non life-threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. law enforcement agencies across eastern iowa are workink together to reduce gun violence. yesterday, cedar rapids included police chiefs from a half-dozen cities. in shots fired incidents over a five-year period. in 09, there were 17 shootings - including two homicides. that number jumped to 93 shootings in 2014, with eight homicides. kcrg-tv9's chris earl tells how that group of police chiefs and a u-s attorney hope to change things. the concerns of gun violence remains a component of everyday life in country, even at times in eastern iowa. just last weekend, three separate shootings on the east side of cedar rapids didn't kill anyone -- but served

. >> i'm dan shaffer. plant city police are investigating a possible murder. friends and family members have been trying to reach reginald brown. when they didn't hear back from him for nearly two days they got concerned and went to his house yesterday, only to find brown inside his home, dead. plant city police were called. they say they are investigating brown's death as a murder. >> at this point we don't think this is going to be an a issue that's going to compromise the safety of the neighborhood. i want the residents to be aware of that. if you see anything or you've heard something, even if it's please call the plant city police department. >> so far, police have not named any suspects. abc action news reporter adam weiner is on the scene gathering information from police and we'll update you coming up at 5:00. >>> it's a chilly start, frost and freeze advisories up this morning. here's meteorologist shay ryan. >> if you're in citrus or hernando county, that's where temperatures are down as far as 28 degrees. that will continue through out 9:00 this mor

. >> i'm dan shaffer. breaking news in tampa, tampa police are trying to determine overnight. police say an officer on patrol followed a truck leaving a bar in the soho neighborhood. after the truck pulled into a driveway in south new jersey avenue -- the officer wasn't hilt, never saw a gun but a bullet casing was found in the home's front yard. one person was charged. >>> fire crews battled a fire, appearing multiple units were involved, at least one is a complete loss. abc action news reporter adam winer is on scene now and damage and will update us at 5:00. >>> right now let's check with shay for a look at the forecast seems just a tad bit warmer than yesterday. >> it is, by 5 to 10 degrees, depending where you're at. i thought it was a noticeable difference this morning and comfortable. you'll probably still want an extra layer for the first few hours but temperatures are mainly in the upper 40s to near it's once you get to hernando and citrus county where temperatures are in the upper 30s to 40 degrees. as we move through the day we warm up quickly, up to 66 by noon and

all you losers -- i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm flood included. >> the buccaneers looking for a new head coach after lovie smith was fired last night. >> the team lost the final four games after pulling into position to compete for a wildcard spot in the playoffs. the general manager will oversee the process for finding a new head coach. this afternoon he's set to hold a news conference about the search for smith's replacement. at 5:00 adam winer reveals one possible candidate leading speculation this morning. >>> a man convicted of killing three women in the bay area will be executed today. the state will put oscar ray bowlen to death by lethal injection. he was convicted of murdering three women including 13-year- old stephanie collins in 1986. a student at chamberlain high school. her family gathered to remember her life. he's set to die 6:00 this evening at the florida state prison in stark. live team coverage from the state prison starting 4:00 this >>> in pinellas county detectives are looking for two men behind several robberies that started last month. the last one was tuesday on gte f

i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. manatee county homicide detectives searching for a killer. a woman walking in a park found a body dumped on the side of the road in palmetto. >> as maricello burgos explains deputies took hours combing for evidence. >> reporter: a typically peaceful road that cuts through the preserve. >> well used by people fishing down the road, a lot of biking. but it's very quiet back here. the usually quiet state park. >> the police car came by with sirens and lights going. >> reporter: martha cooper didn't want us to use her picture. she was walking her dogs around the same area. >>i thought what would be going on here? >> reporter: manatee county deputies found the body of 23- year-old jordan finland on the side of the road near the 8600 block of bishop harbor road. they say they have evidence that points to foul play. >> i'm shocked. i just drove across that area. i didn't see anything, there was nobody out there >> there's still a lot we don't know like how long her body was there. an autopsy will determine how she died but if you have any informatio

meanwhile, tonight the wreckage of some of those semis are sitting at shaffer's interstate towing in west harrison. "it was just busy around here until late last night." .. and at indiana headquarters in versailles investigators are reconstructing the accident, but with the number of vehicles involved it is a time consuming process. close-----the damage toll from this pile up is still being assessed, but with only six people sent to the hospital...investigat ors say it could have been a whole lot worse. i'm gordon graham fox19 now. weather now animation no more squalls today... just blistering cold. let's check in with 6:30 reopen breaking now animation breaking now.... at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. just add, anything else. sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeno sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & unlimited bread for $12.99. tonight only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. and bacon cheddar melt. finalized. coordinator hue head coach. for more we bring in our own jeremy je

. >> i'm dan shaffer. it's neighbor helping neighbor in sarasota county. people working together to rebuild homes and businesses. devastated by sunday's storms. >> there's a lot of damage still to clean up. pieces of wood and metal everywhere. as maricello burgos explains. >> looking around their front and backyards kathy and sid fleming know they are going to be cleaning up the mess. >> we have a lot of work to do. several trees, pulled apart their staircase, ruined their roof. it's just some of the damage. they won't know how bad it is company told them. >> they would have been here >> reporter: and damage totaling $10 million. >> never been in one. didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: sid will never forget this weekend. >> scary. because it's so quick. you get a warning, you run downstairs and hide and five minutes later it's over. >> what's not over, he and the help his neighbors received from friends and strangers. >> we had home depot coming through in morning and they brought buckets and big heavy construction bags and water, a lot of it for peo

tony shaffer "to transer information between e 2 systems, you have to physically take documents, stick 'em into a computer and transfer them or scan them in." mrs. clinton is forging ahead just days from the iowa caucus. she says she's answered every question and will continue to do so.in washington, i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 still to come tonight on siouxland news at nine... good news for people looking to buy a home. the reason why, coming up in the fox means business report. 3 3 but first... there's a new push in congress to make *gun makers* liable if their products are used to kill people. who's pushing the bill and why, coming up after the break. 44, with larry wentz, diana castillo and siouxland's chief 3 nebraska's governor is unhurt after a car accident this morning.governor pete ricketts was a passenger in a van being driven by a state trooper 3 when that van hit a pickup downtown lincoln this morning.ricketts' office says neither the governor nor his driver were injured in the accident... but the driver of the pickup was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injurie

. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday, i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. first, we're waiting to see if 10 u.s. navy sailors taken into custody in iran are going to be released. >> an iranian official says the issues is "being resolved." arab state media reports a -- iran state media reports a faulty navigation caused the two boats to drift into iran's territorial waters yesterday. the nine men and one woman were on a training mission when a boat developed mechanical problems. u.s. officials apologized for the incursion into iranian waters and expect the sailors in the next few hours. >>> in dover, officials are examining the cause of a fire. authorities say the two men were in the apartment when the fire broke out. saw the flames and called 911. fire crews report the fire was under control in time before it damaged adjacent buildings and luckily no one was hurt. >>> let's check with shay to find out if it's another cold day ahead. chilly start to the day. temperatures are mainly in the 40s to low 50s and this is certainly milder, more mild than yesterday

. >> and i'm dan shaffer. one of the tickets sold right here in florida. >> we're still waiting to find out where in the state the ticket was sold and also who bought it but you're witcher this morning. -- rich they are morning, congratulation -- richer this morning, congratulations to you. >> people swarming and cheering at a chi know hills, california 7/11 after lottery officials announced that store sold one of the three winning powerball tickets. it's a suburb of los angeles. out and here are the winning numbers on this screen right now. it will split in it half and 12 other tickets matched all five numbers here in florida and each ticket is worth at least $1 million. congratlations to you and give us a call. [ laughter ] here's sharon now with a look at the forecast. >> take a look at the temperatures outside this most of them are in the 50s. and we do have a few 40s though off to the north. so again, this morning, it's starting off much less than what we've seen the last couple of mornings. nothing too e

. >> i'm dan shaffer. breaking news in hillsborough crash, the florida highway patrol says a semi traveling the back of a disabled van stopped in the center lane of the interstate. the van immediately caught fire killing the driver. after the impact both vehicles crossed the median, stopping in the northbound lanes of 275. fhp says that van didn't have any lights on. the semi driver wasn't hurt in the crash. >>> let's look live at the scene using our fdot cameras. again both directions of i-275 shut down between bearss and i- 75. the stretch of i-275 reopened between 5:00 and 6:00 this morning. right now continue on fletcher or fowler. >>> as we look at the temperatures across the area, low 50s around sebring, lake placid to frostproof. tampa 53. also in the 40s, brooksville at the moment. as we move through the day lots of sunshine and fair weather clouds. no rain in sight in our daylight hours. 73 is the high. not bad at all for this time of year. but things are going to go downhill fast as our next cold

. >> i'm dan shaffer. we're covering a few breaking stories. >> we learned david bowie died after an 18-month battle with cancer. >> apparently kept his illness private. put on your red shoes and dance the blues >> the breakthrough came in 1972 with the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and spieders from mars. he had two hits in the u.s. but he will be well remembered for his influence on several genres of music. he was 69 years old. >> we're working to find out more information in a possible road rage shooting that happened in temple terrace. authorities haven't confirmed yet but we found a car with a shattered window at the intersection of fowler avenue. deputies are searching for a motorcyclist seen fleeing south on i-75. abc action news reporter adam winer is on the scene now, we'll check in with him live starting at 5:30. >>> let's check with shay for a look at the forecast. pretty cold out there. >> yeah. grab the boots and extra layer. because we're definitely back to the cooler weather. temperatures

chuck shaffer, briar ciff mathamatics professor says, "you have five white balls to pick out of currently 69, so you have to figure out how many ways there are to select 5 out of 69 - that gets you the white balls. then, in addition, you have one ball out of 26 for the red ball that you have to get right. so, you figure all those out together and it comes out like 292 million, roughly, to 1. so, you have one chance in that many." we should know by morning if there's a powerball winner. jenna: the drawing for this jackpot has created a mad frenzy across the nation, but buying a lottery ticket isn't on the list of things to do for everyone. for some, the lottery is a reminder of a gambling addiction, something that can be difficult to overcome - especially when betting, or buying a lottery ticket - is all that anyone can talk about in the past week. "if you want to go out and spend 2 great it's fun you know why wouldn't you do it the big part is knowing it is just a chance it's a very slim chance but you do it for fun ans you always have that big dream of what you would potentially do with

for some the memories don't out wiegh the costs and bill shaffer "my suggestion would be to replace it on the current location. i don't think repairing that bridge makes any sense any more. i wish it did because it is something i've used for years." others are restoration of our bridge. i like the idea. it has lasted a 100 years already. i would think they could do something cheaper than this repair. those 13 options vary greatly in costs and include possibly relocating a new bridge to an other street. you can find those details at kwwl- dot-com. we've got you covered live in the newsroom . . .jessica the city council reviewed the options tonight and will now gather public input over the next week. a local police officer is seriously injured after being punched by a resident.. it happened at soapy waters laundromat in cedar rapids. 33-year-old nathan brocks faces multiple charges in the assault. police were responding to a domestic disturbance call at the laundromat sunday afternoon.. they say the officer was speaking with brocks when he punched him -- knocking him unconcious. he fell

army lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. tony you were an intel operative for the department of defense in the area of global counterterrorism. >> right. >> your reaction to the lifting of sanctions as well as the prisoner swap. >> well, what you subsidize, you get more of instantly. so this opens the door not only for the iranians to behave badly to see that we are an open atm, so let's start grabbing people this opens the door for other nations, other terrorist,s, and simply put, this is not diplomacy. this is cash politics. this is cash on the head of americans. and, judge, what the president has done is put a price tag on every citizen who is outside of the continental united states outside of our territories. and they are now fair game for essentially to be grabbed as stipulated by your previous guest. these people were tried in a kangaroo court. they were found guilty. and any country now. >> one and nobody knew about it. at least theirs were tried and convicted in open court. >> that's the point. anybody can be grabbe

the fayette county sheriff's office says 23 year old sara shaffer of waterloo lost control of her car on the frost- covered ro and crashed into another vehicle. firr responders second vehicle... 46- year-old kellie blanchard of west union. they airlifted her to a hospital with serious injuries. shshfer and her passenger also went to the hospital. remember, whenever you see news, call newsline nine at 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and news tips to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, when will the cooler air move into the area? we can begin to wave gogobye to the milder weather as arctic air is in sight. there is a slight some light snow on friday as colder air begins to move south. saturday features falling temperatures with the winds increasing from the north. as an arctic front moves through late saturday light snow is possible. wind chills will drop to dangerous levels between -25 to -35 later on precautions good night! tonight: chanan of mix late low: 25-31 winds: sw 5-15tomorrow: chance of snow, windy high: 27-33 winds: nw 15-30 back t