"this is a go the american psychological association is also offering tips to counter election stress. they recommend: limiting 24-hour cable news consumption, avoid getting into arguments about the election, channel your energy into doing something good, something you love, better yet volunteer, and realize that your association says 52-percent of americans are reporting that they're stressed out about this election. as we head to break -- let's check out storm track seven live doppler radar. eileen has the storm track seven kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast i mild today with a few showers late this afternoon through tonight. mainly dry the rest of their support for fallen officers. eastern iowa police officers are going to des moines this morning line of duty last week. plus... a congregation weighs in on the election -- trying to sway other members to vote a certain way. and the presidential election through the eyes of children. what they think of the messages the candidates are sending. good morning,

. >> reporter: and according to a study by the american psychological association the cans. it's called -- republicans. it's called election distress disorder. a lot of people get consumed by the campaign negativity, arguing in social media, and getting what happened up in the what ifs should their candidate lose. jerry, an active new mexico west side advocate believes one way to beat the stress is through cooperating. >> i think we can rise above it by saying we can work together. >> re her neighborhood association, and she says it's all about working for the common good. >> this is a good way to start the selection, look what we've done together as a community without party affiliation. >> reporter: the american psychological association is offering tips to counter election stress. they recommend limiting 24-hour cable news consumption, avoid getting into arguments about the election, channel energy into doing something good, something you love, better yet your vote really does count. >> and that was eddie garcia reporting. the american psychological association says 52 pe

the american psychological association found similar results. according to their survey, 52% of adults say the election is causing very or somewhat significant stress. the results break down failure equally between republicans and democrats, again. but the results differ when it comes to age. older adults and millenials are feeling the most stress. that concerns the past president of the apa. >> research shows that college students' anxiety and depression has been going up over the last few years. and i'm worried that here we're now dump on them this uncertain election, this really churned-up campaign that we're looking, campaigns plural. and if it's stressing out non-students and other people, the seniors and even the boomers are more than 50% stressed by this, then how about the millenials who are already showing an increase in anxiety and depression over the last few years? >> some people are fearing problems at the polls when they show up to vote. others worry about how the election will impact them once a candidate is chosen. >> reporter: d

the folks at the american psychological association are not surprised. stress directly impacts sleep. and according to their research, 52% of american adults say this election season has been a very significant or somewhat significant source of stress. so what to do? well there's exercise. binge watch something instead? the weather channel is betting on that. their election day shows a marathon of have a great week. don't forget to vote. "captioning provided by u.s. captioning company" [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its . >>> i was in the situation room monitoring what our brave men were doing to make it clear that we don't let anybody attack us. >>> tonight on politics now in a return trip to las vegas, hillary clinton attacks donald trump over national paints a bleak picture of a trump presidency. >>> it's a rigged system and we're going to beat it. we're going to beat it. >> donald trump also makes a return trip to nevada ahead of election day. this time in reno. what he had to say about polls stayi

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the american psychological association said you can beat elect exhaustion. don't binge on news. take time for activities that recharge you and if there's an yourself. >> tomorrow, a very big day, from to the presidential race to propositions here. and we've got your covered. get the latest updates by downloading our mobile app. >> tempe police looking for this guy. 23-year-old adam leap, accused of sexually exploiting minors online. he cut off his ankle monster. month. he has ties to arizona and california but authorities don't know where he was tonight. he may have altered his appearance. >>> the reward is $25,000 for the person who show the horses off the bush highway. he was wearing black shorts and a dark >>> dps looking for the driver who hit and killed a motorcyclist. he made contact with a van and fell off and then struck by a large vehicle pulling a trailer after 6:00 a.m. if you know anything about this accident, call dps. >>> developing, fire investigators working to find out what caused an apartment the community is now stepping in to help them out. some businesses ar

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. >> the american psychological association says 52% of americans are reporting that they're stressed out about the before. >> this is the most contentious that i've seen in my 76 years. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> the same study says the stress is being felt equally among democrats and republicans. researchers say most of it has to do with voters getting consumed by campaign negativity. >> news4 today continues at 5:00 a.m. rush. election day is almost here for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> we are looking at the states that could make all the difference and the new local push on the last day of the campaign. first, breaking news from the live desk. >> that breaking news into the live desk, america's first female attorney general has died. janet reno was 78 years old. she had been battling parkinson's disease since 1995. bill clinton and served as attorney general from 1993 to 2001. during her term, many controversial political fights unfolded including the seizure of elian gonzalez and the deadly waco texas compound raid. after washington, she returned to the home

. >> reporter: and according to a recent study released by the american psychological association, election stress is being felt equally among democrats and republicans. some media outlets even have a name for it. election stress disorder. so what if it has to do with voters getting consumed by beat the stress is through cooperation. >> everybody is going to be loyal to their own party. but i think we can rise above that more often than we do saying we can work together. >> reporter: candlelara patterson leads her local. >> this is away without party affiliation. >> reporte association is offering tips to counter stress. they recommend limiting 24-hour cable news consumption. avoid getting into arguments about the election. channel your energy into doing something good, something you love. better yet, volunteer and realize that your vote really does count. >> as for the exact number, the american psychological association says 52% of americans are reporting feeling stressed. about this election. >> announcer: news4 at 5:00 >>> right now at 5:00 -- we're in the homestretch. in the race for t

according to the american psychological association-- more than half of voters are stressed out because of the election. if you are anxiety, here are some things you can do: read enough to stay informed, but don't binge on political news. take some time for activities that recharge you. concentrate on daily tasks and stick with healthy habits. and try not to worry about the outcome of the election. the weather channel wants to help calm you down during the final hours of the election. the station is promising to stay away from all things political today. instead the weather channel will broadcast a marathon of beautiful, awe- inspiring and calming weather video and scenery ever caught on tape. the station says the only way it will break into the programming is for severe weather. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. more sunshine & warmth on tap today with light breezes for election day. we will hold onto a few high clouds with a high of 81 degrees for wednesday. we can expect upper to mid 70's thursday through the weekend with no rain in the forecast for southern good morning. h

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. >> i new survey by the american psychological association says more than half of the americans say the elect is a source of their stress. we found some people are using medication as a way to destress. in this boulder medication class, students focus on kindness. the teacher encourages everyone to unplug for a moment and recenter. >> supportach other in maintaining some sanity and stability and wisdom in the >> today, the boulder and denver centers are offering free elect day meditation periods for anyone. stop by and you can recenter. >> just breathe. >> take a deep breath. weatherwise, not stressful at all. unless you are in the mountains an you want some snow. here are your first alert headlines. our sunrise, i know it was hard to adjust to yesterday. we'll see 30s early on to start. 107 expected on wednesday. right now, we are at 38 at city park so quite a bit cooler than where we were yesterday. you will feel the chill when you walk out. estes park at 24. by noon, we are at 65 degrees. it will be pretty warm, low to mid-60s this afternoon. by the time that polls close tonight,

folks at the american psychological association are not surprised. stress directly impacts sleep, and according to their research, 52% of american adults say this election season has been a very what to do? this exercise, but wouldn't you rather binge watch something instead? the weather channel is betting on that. their election day plan involves a nine-hour marathon showing nothing but beautiful and calming scenery from around the world. i'm so lit at o'brien. have a great week. and get out and vote. which is responsible for its ck music) - welcome to teen kids news. let's begin with our top story for this week. (light dramatic music) not all of us are intending to apply to college. but for those who do, here's some good news. as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on,

according to an american psychological association survey, more than half of all americans say it was the source of significant stress. for some -- >> some of my family actually supported mr. trump, which flabbergasted me. >> reporter: the anxiety of just being with the politically divided family member will keep them from showing up on thanksgiving. >> no. i will not be going home. >> reporter: others view inevitable. >> it's not that we're not going to talk about it. it's how long we're going to talk about it. >> election will be one of the topics. >> reporter: experts say there's smart ways to navigate the elephant in the room. >> families will be getting together where they differ sharply. >> reporter: georgetown university psychology professor suggests that the family come to the people with a pre-determined strategy, whether it's avoiding the topic completely, agreeing to listen t arguing or using a trusted family member as a mediator. >> somebody who is accepted by everyone and who is more moderate and who would listen to both sides. >> reporter: the goals should be on what bri

that's according to the american psychological association. if you are experiencing election-related anxiety, here are some things you can do: read enough to stay informed, but don't binge on political news. take some time for activities that recharge you. concentrate on daily tasks and stick with healthy habits. difficult as it may seem, try not to worry about the outcome of the vote - instead, take action on issues that matter to you. while it's good to have meaningful, respectful discussions about political ideas, avoid talking about the election if there is a chance it will lead to conflict. and if an argument arises, know how and when to stop yourself. remember, stress and anxiety are not productive -- they have negative health effects and won't change the outcome of the vote. the a-p-a says voting itself can make you feel that you are taking a proactive step ... and that helps you cope with uncertainty. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier our warm november weather is not going

folks at the american psychological association are not surprised. stress directly impacts sleep, and according to their research, 52% of american adults say this election season has been a very what to do? this exercise, but wouldn't you rather binge watch something instead? the weather channel is betting on that. their election day plan involves a nine-hour marathon showing nothing but beautiful and calming scenery from around the world. i'm so lit at o'brien. have a great week. and get out and vote. which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could st

the american psychological association find more than half voters surveyed say the presidential election is a significant source of concern. psychiatrist say that can lead to heart palpitations, nightmares and poor sleeping. >> uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable fear that what is going to happen if a or b wins or loses. >> for many voters the contentious hillary clinton-donald trump battle is causing more stress than other elections. >> more like a psychotic coming on. >>. >> reporter: go for walks, play with pets and avoid political debates with family and friends. >> be careful in discussions election with people who we feel are not on our side. >> reporter: in some cases medication may be recommended, but doctors say cutting back on election headlines may just doo the trick. roxanne na, new york. >> doctor says election stress is an equalen opportunity worry, striking meem in both major political party, men as well as women and spanning socioeconomic lines as well. >>> the first question is where the the sun? it got dark pretty early, pretty sunset just past 5:00. the next one is

. >> according to the american psychological association, many americans are dealing with anxiety. can blame them? psychologists suggest you should read enough to stay informed, but don't bing on political news. take some time for activities that recharge you, also while investigate meaningful discussion was politics, political ideas, try to avoid an argument, if you really want to be pro-active, get out today and vote. >> i use myself coloring books, to kind of forget about this every day, for the past 18 months. >> but you seem calm. >> yes, well, he is not running for office, but people in and lean texas said he looks like someone who is. >> take a lock at this, you probably have not seen this story yet. this is yellow canary is being called a comforter because of the cluster of feathers on his head. the birds is up for sale at local pet store. reportedly a timid guy, maybe not so much like trump. the bird has also been called because of the hairdo. while americans head to the polls today,us astronaunts are also making their voices heard. nasa says, astronaut shane filed his bal

but the american psychological association actually says they did a study and this election has given significant stress to 52% of u.s. adults regardless of what party they're in the 2016 election season actually began 596 days ago. but it's over at 7:30. but for some, it's been over for days. >> ray friend of mine in nv ad on our sister station, k usa, aired at 4:22 this afternoon. oops in case you're wondering, the last one aired on channel 23, just after noon. others kept busy. collin spent the day teaching his daughter how to cook thanksgiving dinner. while giving thanks, the selection is over -- the election is over. thankful the phone calls and commercials will cease. others are waiting for facebook to be great again. we can all agree, anyone who enjoyed this election year needs to seek counseling. actor james vander beak reminded us, we're not who we voted for, we're all on the same team. but have you to admit, during the marathon season, there were a few laughs. >> rough night? >> yeah. you could say that. >> whoo. >> hi. i'm hillary rodham >> hey. great name. i'm bell. >> no

the american psychological association reports many people are stressed out after this long and often times bitter campaign season.the organization offers a couple tasks and healthy habits to occupy yourself and don't binge on political news.if a political argument arises, know how and when to stop yourself.and just the act of voting can make you feel like you've taken a pro-active step and can help you cope with the uncertainty and stress. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... a growing trend for big companies in the u-s....time off from work so employees can vote. we'll tell you who's doing it when we russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because you deserve a senator who stands up for you. putting a wife

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this is according to the american psychological association. tonight we are taking the pulse of voters. are they energized to get out the vote or just ready to get it over with? tim barber is live at the white house. i think a lot of of people are kind of happy this is coming to an end. to make it one -- to get one last look at where the next president will be. not a lot of people wanted to talk about the election, a lot of people just want to get this thing over with. in roughly 24 hours, we expect to know if our next president is donald trump -- >> on november 8 we are going to do something so special. tim: or hillary clinton. >> it is a choice between division or unity. tim: supporters outside of the white house. >> i'm glad it's finally over with. >> i'm pretty excited for it to be over because i'm tired of it. tim: there has been mudslinging on both sides. this canadian has been watching it all from up north. >> curious. tim: no matter who snags the 270 electoral votes first -- >> you have to get out and vote. tim: supporters on both sides

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a study conducted by the american psychological association says 52 percent of us experienced serious stress this is supposed to help out. you're supposed to sync your breathing to the line that is expanding into different shapes. everybody try it. the claim is that it can relieve anxiety in just a few minutes. i love that. and its endless in infinite loop. a woman in georgia was almost kicked out of her polling place because of a funny shirt. it looks like a ballot with the words republican party democratic party and an x next to wine party. she said it was a joke but an election judge said it violates voter intimidation laws. no one is allowed to wear campaign apparel within 150 feet of a polling place. chesley was allowed to vote after she went to the bathroom and turned the shirt inside out. all right. disappointed katy perry fans in china. the singer canceled a be for millions of fans. now she is citing a family emergency for the reason she had to cancel. the singer was sent to appear alongside former nba star kobe bryant and that they had one republic. now sport celebrity david

according to an american psychological association survey, more than half of all americans say that the016 election was a source of significant stress. if you are worried that a political fight might break out at the table, "experts" suggest that agreeing to "listen to each other without arguing" or using a family member as a mediator. >> somebody who is accepted by everyone and who is more moderate and who would listen to both sides. >> "experts" add the goal should be to focus on what brings you together rather than what tears a part. so just talk football. >> or weather. >>> time now -- >> or the raiders. >> -- 4:57. oakland saying that they have a plan to keep the raiders here. what we know next. >> reporter: well, it is that time of year again. stress during the holiday season. how one bay area airport is wanting to help. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. some wet roa >>> good morning. it is november 23rd -- november 23rd. >> was that a question mark? >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it's 5:00. there are some wet roads but no rain. can't tell with that. you

the american psychology association has post election coping tips. many people are stressed out. >> we post -td them with the story on our web site. kdvr.com. >> more than 2.7 million coloradoens participated in the election yesterday. either through mail in. early voting. or polling place. that's a new record for the state. we spoke to colorado secretary of state. wayne williams. about the voter turn out. he says this year more people actually waited until election day. and voted in person. >> probably about 7 to 8 percent of the total vote was cast in person. two years ago using the same model. h the people voting in person. >> of that 2.7 million plus. who voted. secretary says about 2 hundred thousand cast ballots in person. >> . developing tonight. denver police taking two possible suspects into custody after a deadly shooting near the 16 street mall. officer shut down 15 to 19 street. around 3 p.m. they say two victims were taken to the hospital. one of them died. we don't have an update on the hour. police haven't said whether they are still l

the american psychological association did a survey recently, finding that 52% of american adults, morereport that this 2016 election is a very or somewhat significant source of stress. on top of that, nearly four in ten say that the political and cultural discussions on social media caused them stress. we spoke with dr. donna tonrey at la salle university who says there can be a silver lining. >> i think it's good for people to express think honor each other's opinion and keep hurt feelings out of it and accept there's a difference of opinion. that's all that it is. having a difference of opinion isn't a problem. >> here are tips from psychologists. one, take a digital break. step away from your computer or switch off your phone and do something you enjoy. two, avoid discussions that might escalate conflict. and of course today is the big day, go out and vote. it is your voice. it does matter. make your own informed decision and get out there today. here's some good stress relief, a little fun on an otherwise serious day. if you come to the national constitution senator dressed as a pr

the american psychological association says 52% of americans are deeply stressed out by the election. it's not going anywhere. are my predictions right that the drama starts next tuesday? >> the drama for women will go continuously if trump wins. but the drama for men is if trump wins, we'll go, oh, that was crazy. kennedy: donald trump says that on the stump. he says this our last chance. >> i honestly believe this our last chance. if hillary wins she'll get four years. 16 years of decimation, and george w. bush was such a big spender. it's like they are spending with the deficit. it's too hard to wrap our minds our -- we haven't had anyone fiscally conservative until bill clinton and george bush senior. it's been a mess for so long that hillary and obama together will be the final nail in the coffin. i give up. kennedy: if you are talking about big spending, it's 20 years in a rove if hillary is elected. florida is so close, we don't know how a lot of these swing states will go. everyone thinks they are a psychic and they think hillary has it in the bag. but what if it goes before t

the american psychological association found more than half of voters surveyed say the presidential election is a significant source of concern. doctors say it can lead to heart palpitations, nightmares and trouble sleeping. ((rox: what form does your stress take? annie montrose: it's like a big headache that's just over and over again that just keeps coming on because you just hear the same things over and over again. rose tilson: literally a knot in my stomach. i feel an ulcer coming on. )) frequent breaks from social media.. go for walks.. play with pets.. and just avoid political debates with friends and family. in some extreme cases, they say medication may be recommended .. but in the end, cutting back on election headlines should do the trick./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> so when you go to the polls today .. make sure you snag one of those "i voted" stickers. ((brian loftus)) >> one of the perk of fullfilling your civic duty is election day freebies and deals! ((kirsten joyce)) our resident coupon hunter... michael stevens has been sci and has your hook-up. hey michael? ((michael stevens)

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american psychological assn.) the american psychological association found more than half of voters surveyed say the presidential election is a significant source of concern. (vo asim shah) psychiatrist asim shah says that can lead to heart palpitations, nightmares, and trouble sleeping... t of medicine @2:54 - cut down as needed.) a person may have uncontrollable worry, uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable fear of what happens if a or b loses. (vo generic crowd shots) for many voters, the contentious hillary clinton-donald trump battle is causing more stress than past races. (rose tilson / brooklyn @115924 - 1 shot) literally a knot in my stomach. i feel an ulcer coming on. (sot curtis langdon / new jersey @120959) we are severely divided as a nation and that concerns me anymore than anything else. (vo / nat of candidates arguing) (gfx?) psychiatrists suggest you take frequent breaks from social media.. go for walks.. play with pets.. and avoid political debates with family and friends (sot dr asim shah @approx 5:45) we need people not on our side. because that starts arguments. in some cases, medication may be recomm

the american psychological association... found more than half of voters surveyed say the presidential election is a and it affects members of both parties. one psychiatrist says that can lead to heart palpitations, nightmares, and trouble sleeping: (( asim shah / baylor college of medicine: "a person may have uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable worry, uncontrollable fear of what happens if a or b wins or loses.")) ((kirsten joyce)) >> so, here's how you can cope... psychiatrists suggest you take frequent breaks from social media... go for walks... play with your pets... and avoid political debates with especially ones on the other side. /// sherry how's the weather today? get ready for a stress-free weather day with plenty of normal. .............. you just can't complain about this weather - staying dry and warm. you do have to drink lots of water and stay hydrated. ............. pressure heads into the pacific northwest and fewer high clouds for the southwest. .. highs stay warm for us through ((sherry swensk)) >>> back

the american psychological association says this long and contentious political season is beating americans up. many suffering from anxiety, nervousness and concern. stress by not binging on political news. >> tough not to bing on it. >> it is everywhere. >> and it is important. >> the tribe stressed me out and now the election. i was pacing around the newsroom. we have to wait until the end of tomorrow. thank goodness for the mets. >> i notice your forecast on news net 5 and stressing out about that. colder than warmer weather. >> yes and an isolated flurry coming our way by the end of the week. >> the s word, sunshine. >> yes. tomorrow a shower and by the end of the week snow. we have been tracking the sunsets. blue sky and clear skies and remember that. it gets darker. 58 downtown and 56 parma and 60 cleveland and 62 in solan. 64 in canton and 62 in astubula and 57 currently in fremont. nothing on the radar but that will hack as we zoom out and we will show you the rain showers to the southwest and riding into tomorrow. mid to late afternoon along the cold front. it cooler air for your w

. >> reporter: american psychological association found more than half of the voters surveyed said the presidential election is a significant source of concern. psychiatrist hasan shaw says that can lead to heart palpitations and trouble sleeping. >> the person have uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable stress, and uncontrollable fear of what will happen if a or b wins or loses. >> reporter: for many voters contentious hillary clinton/donald trump battle it is causing more trust then past races. >> it is like a big headache that is over and over and over again that keeps coming on. >> literally a knot in my stomach, i feel an ulcer coming on. >> reporter: experts suggest taking frequent breaks, from social media, go for walks, play with pets and avoid political debate was family and friend. >> please to be careful in discussing election or with people that we feel are not on our side. >> reporter: studies show election stress is an equal opportunity worry, striking people in both major political parties. one survey found 20 percent of voters saying that they had actively sought help t

according to an american psychological association survey -- more than half of all americans y significant stress. for some... reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: some of my family supported mr. trump which flabbergasted me. the anxiety of being with politically-divided family members will keep them from even showing up on thanksgiving. reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: no, i will not be going home. others view politics like football and turkey.... inevitable. willie ward/spending thanksgiving with family: it's not like we're not going to talk about it.. it's like how long we're going to talk about it. jaweria arshad/ one of the topics. if you're worried a political food-fight might break out before the pumpkin pie is even served... experts say there are smart ways to navigate the "elephant in the room'. fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots of families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. georgetown university psychology professor fathali moghaddam suggests the family come to the table with a

share with the world how amazing it was >> reporter: according to a new survey by the american psychological association% of americans said this year's election was very stressle. essle. >> we are coming up on our 6:00 hour. alot to talk about this morning unfortunately, as well as the developing new out of pennsylvania, this morning, two police officers were shot early this morning, one of them died from the injuries, the call the officers were responding to when investigators say they were ambushed. plus -- >> i'm sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country. >> hillary clinton and what she said to her supporters. what else she said about looking to the future and giving donald trump a chance to lead. >>> good morning, we are looking at a commute that seems to be getting busier now, here in san francisco, still plenty of room for you to get up to the 80 split without any major delays >>> pretty quiet weather-wise, a high surf advisory on the monterrey coast. decent waves, we'll talk about that and also, what is in store for our weather, going i

a new survey from the american psychological association shows that 52% of adults across say this election is a significant source of stress. many waiting in line to vote also agree. one political analyst is worried the stress won't end after today. "the election may well be over tomorrow night, ,but the nastiness will still be there, the ugliness will continue unfortunately " and today, we hope you'll stay with t-v 9 for election media for updates all day, and share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at 9, join us for a facebook live look at election results with some analysis. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v 9 news at 10 when we'll have live reports of key races across the state. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. some in cedar rapids are demanding police release dash camera video showing an officer shooting a man during a prevents them from releasing it, but legal experts disagree. police officer lucas jones shot jeremy mitchell during what police call an altercation between the 2 men near the coe college campus. the gunfire seriously wou

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