final stop at fort collins new belgium brewery at 4:00 p.m. at home. right now snapping a selfie with that ballot is illegal in colorado. tomorrow, that could change. several sued over the right to take pictures with their ballots. the case went up to federal court. some argue the law was outdated. it was passed in 1980s, a time lawmakers weren't thinking of people with cell phone cameras. in modern times, this is not the first time the ballot selfie has been questioned. >> at again in 2016, there were attempts in the legislator to repeal this law or at least to alter in a way it would not prohibit the type of free speech we're talking about. those were turned back. >> tomorrow a judge will decide whether or not 20 -- not to block the ban before the election. >>> one day after iraq forces reentered mosul, an isis leader calling on followers to spread their attacks to other countries. matt bradley reports. >> reporter: other than showing 46 he's still alive, this doesn't offer anything new except rallied the troops as they faced overwhelming force in mo

he'll be at new belgium brewery. that's open to public. tickets are available on hillary clinton's website for people that wanted to register for free. yove other campaign events. >> we do know chelsea clinton spoke a lot about turning in ballots. they call them get out and vote events. the clinton campaign know people in colorado may still have ballots in hand. they're really encouraging people to turn those ballot in, participate in early voting. that's the message we expect to share here today. that's the same message we heard we'll see if it goes red or blue in this presidential election. >> apparently our viewers have been hearing that message now. 81% say they have already voted. we'll give you time to weigh in on whether you have. republicans bringing out big names too. former gop presidential candidate ben carson makes three stops in colorado today the retired neurosurgeon course in castle rock for a valley at 3:15. finally stopping at aurora center for active adults at 6:00. fallon is joining him there how many of you have voted a

it will be a get out the vote rally at the new belgium brewery 4:00 to 6:00. find information about that event on hillary clinton.com. this event will be held here today at colorado youth outdoors. he will start speaking at 10:30 this morning. find information about that and tickets at donald trump.com. the ballot over today. the case ended up today after several people sued over the right to pose with their completed ballot. right now that is illegal in colorado because it falls under a law dating back to 1890s. people that filed filed the suit say it's a violation of first amendment. lawyers say that law is constitutional. >> the district attorneys and attorney general on the other side are contending this law is coercion. the only problem is there's no evidence of coercion or vote buying in colorado in any recent history. >> the judge expects to make a ruling tomorrow whether or not to block the ban temporarily before this election. >>> frontier airlines flight attendants are protesting at three airports including dia today. they're frustrated contract nego

some examples are belgium, france, florida, and new york, texas, etc. it is very important that the whole world coalition bear down on this problem. why are we so focused on iraq and syria? isil and its franchises are a worldwide phenomenon, but the core of eiffel -- but the core of isil and so-called caliphate is right here in iraq and syria. this is where it started. and this is where the leader, baghdad he, claimed the original isil -- the original caliphate. that is why mosul is very important in defeating isil and mosul. also, you mentioned what are we doing in syria? we are engaged in our partners there. when we are going to do is go down there and take raqqa and liberate raqqa take it back from isil. what this will do is come i think, do a lot to discredit, destroy the narrative of isil, which is their mythology has depended a lot on having this physical, qualify state. when they lose their capital in iraq, they lose their overall capital in syria. it goes to discredit their narrative as a terrorist organization. this, what happens after mosul? i

australia, new zealand, turkey, france, greece, belgium, the , if you are, south italy, italy, denmark, norway, and sweden. today south korea come if you count the nations that rebuild it, south korea holds the record of nations that holds sustained independence but rebuilds it after the war. the korean people every year do a display of flags. one of the things that needs to be noted is the curry and people could have chosen and the south koreans could have knuckled under. instead they chose to fight. they committed themselves to the defense of korea. will see, the commitment remains intact to this day. we set up the korean war. war, talk about the korean 1950 to 1953. the 38th parallel runs right here. those in the united states, charlottesville virginia is just north of the 38th parallel. this is to give you an idea of how it fits in geographically on a map of the united states. here's the south korean capital of soul. china is here. japan is barely on the map right here. very quickly push the south koreans. in the area here 100 miles long. just six weeks after the war starts. in one

the korean war is over in 1953 and the time the armistice was signed, australia, new zealand, turkey, france, greece, belgium, the ethiopia,s, columbia, denmark and sweden have contributed combat or medical units to the united nations committee. today, south korea, if you count the nations that rebuild it, forh korea holds the record nations that sustained independence and rebuilt it after the war. a flag saying thank you for what has been done. one of the things that needs to be noted is that the korean people could have chosen to have knuckled under. instead they chose to fight. they committed themselves to the defense of korea. for reasons we will see, the commitment remains intact to this day. we set up the korean war. let's talk about the korean war, 1950 to 1953. june 25, 1950. the 38th parallel runs right here. for those in the united states, charlottesville virginia is just north of the 38th parallel. interstate 64 in kentucky runs along the 30th parallel. just to give you an idea of where this it's geographically. north korea attacked southward. here is the south korean capital. japan is just barely

belgium is greatly enlarged. a new poland is created. the empire is broken up. the only thing i want to do with this image and i'll come back to the theme a little more, what i really want to do is just show you one important theme which is that the american people as a whole were pro allied from the start. now that didn't mean they wanted to get involved in the war. it didn't mean they wanted to see american foreign policy tilt too much one way or the other. but where their sympathies were is quite clear. and i'll talk a little bit more about that in a bit. in 1914, however, it was quite clear that the american people thought this war was going to be short and thought this war would not cause them to make great changes to the way that they did things. and as i'll show you in a little bit events are going to prove that's a false assumption. i want to dispel one myth right away and that is the myth that the american people were mere bystanders and didn't pay attention to what was going on. that's patently false. they knew full well that the events that were going

notice france goes all the way to vienna, belgium is poland enlarged, a new is created. the hungarian empire is broken up. the only thing i want to do with image and i'll come back to this theme some more, what i to do is show you one important theme which is the american people as a whole were ally from the start. now that didn't mean they wanted to get involved in the war. wanted t mean that they to see american foreign policy tilt too much one way or the sympathieshere their were is quite clear. i'll talk more about that in a bit. 1914, however, it was quite lear that the american people thought this war would be short and thought this war would not cause them to make great changes that they did things. as i'll show you, events will rove that that's a false assumption. i wanted to dispel one myth. that is, that the american mere bystanders and didn't pay attention to what was going on. lently false. they knew that the events that were going on in europe were scale and in their scope. they also knew that what happened in europe would affect a m in the united states on

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some of the examples are belgium, france, florida, new york, etc.. thes very important that whole world bears down on this problem. why are we so focused on iraq and syria? if isolate and its franchises are worldwide phenomenon? thecore of that and manifestation of the so-called caliphate are right here. this is where it started, this is where its leader, baghdadi, declared the official caliphate in the capital of rocca,'s syria. of holdings in the city mosul here in iraq. is critical.osul you mentioned, what are we doing in syria. we are with our partners in a march to the city of raqqa. : -- guest: what we are going to do is take that city and give it back to the people. tot this will do is a lot discredit, destroy the narrative of basil. isil. mythology has depended upon having this quasi-state. when they lose that, it does a lot to sway their narrative. as a terrorist organization. sul? happens after mo ison't think that isil completely destroyed with the liberation. isil will persist. keepartners will have to working to reduce that threat. what

it's a new study, new study from oxford and belgium and talked about how you eat chocolate and you hear certain music, you have a different taste. your taste buds are different. creamier if you're listening to slower, smoother songs. you want to put it to the test. >> let's play a little adele. ? hello ? ? i was wondering if after all these years you'd like to -- >> okay. >> got a little -- >> creamier. >> it felt smooth. >> okay. >> okay. >> get that out of your system. by the way you're welcome with th and now people they felt that the chocolate tastes bitter if there were songs that had a little more edge to them. >> let's try it. ? baby baby baby oh ? ? baby baby baby oh ? ? baby baby baby ? >> are you guys all going to pretend this is changing the way you taste? come on. >> i'll be honest it tastes like chocolate to me either way. so the music is supposed to smoother tasting, more rich. >> well, according to the belgium and oxford university. >> all tastes good to me. >> you know what -- >> i'm not complaining. good chock, good cookies. >> i think people wanted to just eat chocolat

. >> dutch, an 18-month-old belgium dog, his partner are the new line of defense against illegal drugs, pouring into new hampshire prison, including this heroin derivative. >> it is directly related to the opiate use with heroin on the outside of the facilities. >> the reporter: inmates will swallow packets of the drugs. >> there's actually some heroin. >> the reporter: making it incredibly difficult for but that's where dutch's powerful nose comes in. >> there's really been no technology up until now, that's able to duplicate what the dog's nose can do. >> the reporter: fox 25 got an exclusive look at the k-9 unit, the first of its kind in the state undergoing a nine week training program to sniff out drugs and cellphones used in the drug trade. can this be dangerous for the corrections officers? >> when drugs are introduced serious safety and security concern. >> the reporter: jeff lion says his officers are seizing large quantities of the drug, which can be hidden in paintings, drawings, even on letters to inmates. but they're fighting a losing battle. >> it causes gang activity, it

the cbs weekend news continues >> ninan: 32 people were killed last march when terrorists bombed an airport at a train belgium among the injured was a former professional basketball player named sebastien bellin. he lives in michigan with his wife and two daughters. tonight, on "48 hours "can vladimir duthiers has his remarkable story of survival. >> not many people get to pinpoint that specific point in their life when, you know, your life changed. the violence of an explosion just rocks you. so i start, you know-- i tried crawling, but crawling is so inefficient because there's so much debris around you. so then i start seeing about my legs and i could just see the pools of blood already, you know, around both legs. and suddenly i started thinking of my girls and sara, and i said, "if you stay here, you're going to die." so i look around, and i told someone to bring over the baggage cart, and they lifted me n come around the corner and they carried me outside. >> reporter: it had been two hours since sebastien was hit by a bomb. he had lost 50% of his blood. finally, he was in an ambulance heading to the ho

. >> daniel: trump will have to travel to belgium next year for the next nato summit. >> julie: new hampshire hard fought senate race too close to call. maggie hassan 1400-point lead. fox25 live in arrowhead diner in reactions from voters. michael >> michael: talk of the town with president-elect donald trump and senate race extremely close now with governor hassan up by the 1400. margin, but it swung back and forth throughout the night so really won't know for sure the remaining set of precincts end up reporting and red arrow diner in manchester, people about the senate race and spoken about the presidential race and just as vote was divided so was opinions. >> people identified as transgender, gay, lesbian, color, people of different religions and status quo i'm heartbroken for everybody. >> looks like working folk are mad at being told what to do and kicking the i'm psyched. >> michael: not that it ended up mattering too much but electoral votes here in new hampshire are still rated too close to call with trump having a slight advantage in the results so far but again, he is already presid

dutch, an 18-month-old belgium dog, him and his partner are a new line of defense against illegal drugs, pouring into new hampshire prisons, including a heroin derivative. facilities. >> the reporter: inmates will swallow packets of the drugs. >> there is actually heroin. >> the reporter: making it incredibly difficult for corrections officers to detect. but what's where dutch's powerful nose comes in. >> there's really been no technology up until now that's able to duplicate what the dog's nose can do. >> the reporter: fox 25 got an exclusive look at the k-9 unit, the first of its kind in the state, undergoing a 9-week drugs and cellphones used in the drug trade. can this be dangerous for the correctionings officers? >> -- corrections officers. >> when drugs are introduced into the prison, the drugs can be a safety concern. >> the reporter: they are seizing large quantities of the heroin derivative. but they're fighting a losing battle. >> it cause gang activity, it's criminal activity that's happening on the inside, it >> the reporter: they're hoping that dutch and his partner can do

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in some ways, her journey from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, through new york, to london, to berlin, to belgium into the trenches and back home, to provide the way americans were going to view the war for many months. first, she went to europe with some pro-allied sympathies, but she went hoping to condemn both sides in the dispatches she planned to send back to "the saturday evening post," but the more she saw, the more she blamed the germans, and the more she believed the british and french were fighting on the side of the right, the side of the democracy, the side of the weak. and like most american journalists operating in europe warned americans not to believe what the british media was reporting. instead, she said, believe what we american journalists can prove. leave what we saw with our own eyes. what we saw is bad enough. it is not necessary to believe the stories the british are trying to tell out of belgium. believe what we saw with our own eyes. on thathe sought early although the united states had interest to see britain and france succeed in this war, american interests and britis

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news. >>> world leaders continue to weigh in on donald trump. un from belgium. >> we face a challenging environment, hybrid war fair, cyber attacks and the three of terrorism. u.s. leadership is as important our alliance has brought together america's closest friends in times of peace and of conflict for almost 70 years. >> and thump have to travel to belgium next year for his first nato summit. and our coverage continues of the historic election both on air and online. on our web site we have donald trump and mike pence's full speeches and coming up this morning, we will dive into the different cities. if you were away from your tv, we will be sending a lerts with any new results that we get throughout the day. >>> it is 6:10. and we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. the expressway, drive times 20 minutes from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. >>> shiri? >> shiri: temperatures in the 30s and 40s under mostly cloudy skies. dry drive into work and wet roads to get you home and hour-by-hour look with future cast coming up next. >>> well, mar

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news desk all day today with those reactions. what are you seeing now, stephanie? >> i am seeing a lot of things but let's talk about headlines all around the world. in belgium they have on their front cover, american psycho. and in france one of their newspapers have trump apocalypse. obviously the world does not see a bright future for us here in america but here are some of the front pages here. -- florida's choice. and jodi tweeted out that iowans were he heard loud and clear came out with the statement thanking everyone for casting their votes here is what they are saying on social media. hashtag # not my president and hashtag # donald trump. it's very divisive. it doesn't look like anyone is happy about the decision but like donald trump said earlier today barack obama, they're asking for everyone to come together during this time and to stick together. right now it is pitiful and -- an important to stay together. social media hasn't grabbed onto that concept yet. hopefully they will later and i will keep my eyes on social media all day long. >> it takes a little bit for it to sink in for people. elected to his seventh turn. grassley crews to a victory

some examples are belgium, france, florida, and new york, texas, etc.t is very important that the whole world coalition bear down on this problem. why are we so focused on iraq and syria? isil and its franchises are a worldwide phenomenon, but the core of eiffel -- but the core of isil and so-called caliphate is right here in iraq and syria. this is where it started. and this is where the leader, baghdad he, claimed the original isil -- the original caliphate. that is why mosul is very important in defeating isil and mosul. also, you mentioned what are we doing in syria? we are engaged in our partners there. when we are going to do is go down there and take raqqa and liberate raqqa take it back from isil. what this will do is come i think, do a lot to discredit, ,estroy the narrative of isil which is their mythology has depended a lot on having this physical, qualify state. when they lose their capital in iraq, they lose their overall capital in syria. it goes to discredit their narrative as a terrorist organization. this, what happens after mosul? i do

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cedar grove belgium especially getting involved in the battling and we'll have it for ya on the fox six news at ten on the high school blitz driven from our studios by the cruzer. until later." again-- pip and brandon cruz will be "blitzing" tonight. they'll have the highlights and reaction from all the playoff games involving our local teams. that's at 10:15. most post offices were closed for veterans day-- except for one in whitefish bay. they were open for a very special shipment. we'll introduce you to the people sending holiday cheer overseas. coming up-- helping military families when their hear one man's story about his time at fisher house. it's going to be a cold night across the region with temperatures dropping into the 20s for some. details coming up. break bump back shot you are watching [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings

our new york station w nbc has a look in this normally secret security operation. >> reporter: gun fire in antwerp, belgium. >> second shooting of least eight people. >> reporter: the last shooting at a synagogue as terrorists strike at three locations across the city. inside police headquarters, officials coordinate the response, along with belgian counterterror teams, new york city detectives sglond multiple casualties. unknown if it is a hostage situation. >> reporting back to new york in realtime. while in new york, s.w.a.t. units deployed to grand central terminal and synagogues as a precaution. but this is a drill, part of the little known nypd counterterror program that puts detective i haves across the globe to try to stop the attack. >> we need to be positioned 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, around the globe, to react in new york city in realtime. >> the deputy commissioner of intelligence for the nypd says fighters returning to europe from syria are a growing threat to the u.s., too. >> they have come back, trained, hardened, committed fighters. where are they now? is this a plot or plan. >> th

cedar grove-belgium got the vote out and they got tom pipines out to their division 5 semifinal game against clinton of the high school blitz. state finals are next week. more news california student with autism -- has become a hero for his high school. with just seconds on the clock, he kicked the winning 33-yard field goal in the championship game. he says he hopes to continue his career as a kicker. [?...] >> announcer: the following is a paid program for the tummy tuck