the driver was her boyfriend sam archer. he's in custody on charges unrelated to what happened saturday night. kcci's marcus mcintosh is live at hull and delaware, where the incident occurred. marcus: we are standing at the delaware. police tell kcci at this point it does not appear that charges will be filed in connection with the death of haley hols. flowers and pictures mark the area where 22-year-old haley hols, a mother of 2, suffered injuries that would claim her life. this was the scene sunday night as family, friends and those who love her held a candle light vigil in her memory. des moines police say it happened last saturday, halloween night near the intersection of hull and delaware avenues on des moines east side. authorities say hols either fell or jumped from the vehicle she was in with her boyfriend sam archer and run over by the same vehicle. hols leaves behind a 6 month old daughter she shares with archer and a 5-year-old son. we spoke with a relative who asked us not to show her face or use her name. she te

archer has a colorful past -- marcus: archer has a colorful past including prison time for murder and walking away from a work release facility but police say this time, archer isn't suspected of foul play. i don't think we will be going down that road. but we're going to take a look at it. marcus: little comfort to those who love and and miss the 22-year-old who leaves behind a 5-year-old son and infant daughter and many others who are having a hard time with the reality of a life lost. little bit earlier this afternoon. marcus mcintosh. stacey: new information in an overnight chase where des moines police used a k9 to catch a man. it started before 3:00 in the morning south of downtown. the pursuit lasted nearly a half hour. it finally ended when the man ditched his vehicle and tried to run. the k9 caught the man at southeast 4th and mlk. 37-year-old shaun phelan of des moines was wanted by the atf on a warrant of felon in possession he also faces charges from the chase. new at 5:00 a 28-year-old man , faces 16 charges in connection with a chase on interstate-80 early this morning.

haley was with her boyfriend- 41 year old sam archer. on their way home from a party that night, the couple came across a train near hull and delaware... police say when archer went to turn around-- she somehow ended up outside the moving car, was run over and killed. police 17:25:59 was speed a factor? was there an erratic move and if there was, was there a reason for that? those are the things we look at, what so far, the accident investigation does not show that alcohol or any foul play contributed to her death. still, police have questions.. police 17:25:19 not being able to say whether or not she fell or whether or not she jumped out. that's what raises all the questions 26 but their search for answers will provide little to comfort to the family haley left behind. clem 17:30:54 my focus is for her babies, for her mother, for everybody involved. just to get through this 03 archer was arrested on an outstanding warrant. police say the charged stemmed from a bar fight last april. archer was booked and released from the polk county jai

thats when they say archer- seen here with their 9 month old daughter... kept going... hitting and killing her. "transported to hospital and thats why she died" hols' cousin amy costa heard the news at work saturday night. "he told me it was true....probably one of the hardest things ive heard" she says hols was a dedicated mother, working hard to provide a good life for her two kids. when asked if she thinks hols' death was said she can only hope. "id hope to god it was a random accident that no one could intentionally do that to a person. " "i do know that, as heads that he loved while both families wait for more answers.. they hol's son and the couple's new daughter. hoping to this nightmare. "she was a ray of sunshine, heart of gold" claire now 41 year old sam archer was arrested by des moines police shortly after the incident for a unrelated, outstanding warrant for an assault charge back in april. he's since bonded out of jail and the family says he's handling this as well as expected. police say they're putting the technical data together--hopi

driven by her boyfriend... 41 year old sam archer. they say it happened as archer avoid a passing vigil for hols over the weekend... she leaves behind two young kids...and would have turned 23 years old next week. she was happy energetic, wonderful mother. wonderful sister. wonderful friend. so far, investigators have found no indication that alcohol or so far, investigators have found no indication that alcohol or foul play contributed. police say they've yet to rule out any criminal charges in the case. iowans are casting their votes for election day... in des moines... they will decide the race for mayor and three city council seats. the polls are open from 7 a-m to 8 p-m... and officials hope voters come flooding in... we are looking for a better turnout than we had four years ago. four years ago in des moines, we had 5100 people vote. weve already had 700 absentee ballots in one of the wards alone, so we think its going to be a better turnout than four years ago. the polk county auditor says they're hoping for at least a 12 to 15

marcus: police say she was in a car with sam archer, the father of her daughter. when she either fell or jumped from the vehicle and was run over. archer was taken into custody but now for the saturday night incident. >> he had arrest warrants as far back as april. marcus: he walked away from a work release facility and this time, archer is not suspected of foul play. >> right now it looks like it is not a chargeable offense. we will take a look at it. marcus: little comfort for those who love and miss her who leaves behind a five-year-old son and infant daughter and many others having a hard time with the reality. elizabeth: we spoke with family members who say they are still working on funeral arrangements. eric: des moines police arrested one man who led them on a high-speed chase early monday morning. 37-year-old shaun phelan was arrested around 4:00 yesterday morning after a chase officers say happened when he would not pull over for a traffic stop. alyx sacks told us it took a canine unit to track them down. he was wanted by the atf on firearms charges. eliz

archer is now out on bail. we'll have more on this story on four. we now know the name of the man who allegedly led police on a chase through the metro this morning. it started at southeast 14th and three sticks... puncturing the vehicle's tires. that caused the vehicle to come to a stop near southeast 6th and east m-l-k. 37 year old shaun phelan then ran away... but a k-9 unit chased him down. he was taken to the hospital...then booked into the polk county jail. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... meteorologist joins us now... ad lib wx quick it is a sunny, warm and windy day in central iowa. highs this afternoon will climb into the 70s. the record high is 78 set in 1938. skies will stay clear into the evening and temperatures will drop back into the 60s and 50s. terry branstad is already the longest serving governor in the entire nation. i think it's kind of interesting timing that the kansas city royals won the world series over the new york mets last night in the 12th inning. and now we're going to have a bucs sergeant from iowa

so, i took him out to the press to meet jim archer. knew jim could understand the old man's desire to get back to his craft. it wasn't hard to tell that he had been away from his work for a long, long time. politeness, he could not keep his hands off the presses. so, jim agreed to take peter under his wing. as i left, jim was already promising to take peter over to see the collection of books at the memorial library across the meadow from the press. the great american poets house has been kept as it was since the day he died, with his own collection of fine additions and manuscripts. here were the things that peter loved most. things he had been away from for too long. he must have remembered how many of these same books he had seen burned in the streets of his own hometown. he must ever call that emerson, thoreau, whitman, sat in the same room 100 years ago, planning, arguing, writing against slavery. and the plan for the work you've is going to do began to form in his mind. then? max went to work helping out on widow suzanne archer's

so, i took him out to the press o meet jim archer. i knew jim could understand the old man's desire to get back to his craft. it wasn't hard to tell that he had been away from his work for a long, long time. for all his politeness, he could not keep his hands off the presses. so, jim agreed to take peter under his wing. as i left, jim was already promising to take peter over to see the collection of books at the memorial library across the meadow from the press. the great american poets house has been kept as it was since he day he died, with his own collection of fine additions and manuscripts. here were the things that peter loved most. things he had been away from or too long. he must have remembered how many of these same books he had seen burned in the streets of his own hometown. he must ever call that emerson, thoreau, whitman, sat in the same room 100 years ago, planning, arguing, writing against slavery. and the plan for the work you've is going to do began to orm in his mind. then? ax went to work helping out on widow suzann

they say it happened as archer was turning around to avoid a passing train. family and friends held a vigil for her over the weekend. hols- who would have celebrated her 23rd birthday next week- leaves behind two young children. 17:28:59 happy, energetic, go lucky. wonderful mother of two, wonderful police say the accident investigation is still ongoing and have yet to rule out any criminal charges in the case. an omaha woman accused of breaking into the city's zoo likely won't make the same mistake again.. 33-year old jacqueline eide broke into the zoo sunday morning and attempted to pet a tiger... the outcome was as you would expect... the tiger attacked... biting her hand and causing severe injuries. the woman will survive.. but could lose parts of her fingers. she was ticketed at the hospital for criminal trespass. after 125-years.. the iowa national guard is ending its presence in corning.. the guard announced the closure of the corning armory today. 80-soldiers with the first battalion, 168th infantry will be moved to camp dodge in johnston next year. t

hols was riding with 41-year-old sam archer. police say the couple was heading home from a halloween party, when they came across a train. archer went to turn around to avoid the crossing... what happened next isn't clear. 17:22:28 at some point, she left the moving car and was run over by that car. the determination right now that we need to make is whether or not she intentionally stepped out of the car or she accidentally fell out 41 police arrested archer on an outstanding warrant for an unrelated bar fight last april. he was booked and released from the polk county jail. a police dog is being credited with bringing an early morning pursuit to an end. it started just before three a-m at southeast 14th and hartford avenue. police noticed the plates were registered to a driver who didn't have a valid license. the chase lasted at least 20 minutes. it came to an end when officers deployed stop sticks near southeast 5-th and scott avenue. finally, officers deployed stop sticks...bring the suspect......to near southeast 5th and sc

driven by her boyfriend... 41 year old sam archer. they say it happened as archer was turning around to avoid a passing train. family and friends held a vigil for hols over the weekend... she leaves behind two young kids. she was happy energetic, sister. wonderful friend. the investigation is ongoing... police say they've yet to rule out any criminal charges in the case. the deadly crash of a russian in mourning. meanwhile... satellite information is leading to speculation about its cause. reid binion reports... new data, leading to new questions in the russian plane crash that killed 224 passengers saturday. a mysterious heat flash, detected by a u-s satellite when flight 92-68 was flying over the sinai peninsula early saturday. 23 minutes into the flight, the plane dropped off radar, breaking up in air according to officials. former f-a-a investigator david soucie says the key question is exactly where the flash happened. "did that flash start on the ground or did the flash happen in the air."analysts it could indicate a range of po

the driver was her boyfriend sam archer. he's in custody on charges unrelated to what happened saturday night. kevin: hols leaves behind a 6 month old daughter that she shares with archer and a 5-year-old son. stacey: eminent domain is the center of a big debate in iowa right now. an out-of-state developer wants to use it to acquire land to build the bakken oil pipeline. stacey: governor branstad spoke about the idea of taking private property today. the governor did not say if he would support allowing dakota access to use eminent domain to take property along the 348 mile route through iowa, but said there are situations where it can be used. >> they're not taking the land, they're only using the land to put a pipeline through and we've had thousands of miles of pipeline put through this state. has signed easements with well over half the landowners on the pipeline route. kevin: a grinnell para-educator is going to be back at work tomorrow. grinnell-newburg school administrators tell kcci they looked into allegations that

her fiance, 41- year old sam archer, continued driving and hit her. hols later died at the hospital. she leaves behind two children including a newborn daughter. police say it's not clear whether hols jumped or fell out of the car. but both families say they are heartbroken and hope it was all just a freak accident. ""id hope to god it was a random accident that no one could intentionally do that to a person. " " stephanie: archer was arrested shortly after the accident but it was for an unrelated, outstanding warrant from an april assault---not hol's death. the investigation is ongoing. stephanie: and up to fort dodge, where a car chase ends inside a home! this morning, an officer tried stopped the car for a traffic violation, but when the lights came on, the driver hit the gas. the chase went on for several blocks before crashing into the foundation of a home on 4th avenue. the driver ran off, leaving two passenders at the scene. an officer continued to chase the driver on foot until he ran into a home on north 9th street. the 17-year old driver was

archer was arrested on polk county warrants unrelated to the incident but his role in the accident and hols death continues this afternoon. and we were there this morning when iowa governor terry branstad faced questions over the effort to privatize iowa's medicaid program. critics are raising questions about the projected cost savings, how contracts have been awarded, and how the plan will impact patients. tomorrow a legislative oversight committee will hold the first of two scheduled hearings to review the privatization plans. the governor says the move will mean more streamlined service at a lower cost, and that iowa is doing the same thing as half the states in the u.s. have already done. gov. branstad: the department of human services has shared with me the spreadsheet and the citeria and the approach that they used. and i think they acted in an appropriate way, and we feel confident, just as 25 other states have been able to move forward with this. mollie: iowa's medicaid program provides care to poor children, families and disabled people as well as low-income adults. it is fund

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she died after being hit by a vehicle driven by her boyfriend, sam archer. police say the couple was heading home from a halloween party, when they came across a train. when archer went to turn around, hols somehow fell out of the car, and was run over. police 17:25:59 was speed a factor? was there an erratic move and if there was, was there a reason for that? those are the things we look at, what contributed to her coming out of the car 07 sargent paul parizek says the accident investigation does not show that alcohol or any foul play contributed to her death. hols was the mother of a five year old son and nine month old daughter. she would have turned 23 years old.. next week. a woman is in the hospital and in legal trouble after police say she broke into a nebraska zoo to pet a tiger. "if you stuck your hand in the tiger cage, what do you think would happen?" "well i would hope that it would just lick my hands." "what do you think would happen?" "i definitely would get it bit and it's the second answer that happened halloween night in omaha. police say ja

behind the wheel was her boyfriend- 41 year old sam archer. they say it happened as he was turning around to avoid a passing train. so far, investigators have found no indication that alcohol or foul play contributed. still, police have questions.. not being able to say whether or not she fell or whether or not she jumped out. that's what raises all the questions 26 her boyfriend was arrested on an outstanding warrant. police say the charge stemmed from a bar fight last april. a woman is in the hospital and in legal trouble after police say she spent halloween breaking into a nebraska zoo to pet a tiger. halloween breaking into a nebraska zoo to pet a tiger. it happened halloween night in omaha. police say jacqueline eide broke into henry doorly zoo... somehow getting past the fence and security. when she got to the tiger cages... they say she jumped another fence into a secure area... and went straight to the cage of mai... an 18-year-old tiger. police say mai bit down on eide's hand, causing severe injuries. doctors say she might lose parts

her boyfriend, sam archer was driving and is in custody on unrelated charges. we will bring you more on the investigation as it becomes available. this assault caught on camera is raising safety concerns for uber drivers nationwide. a drunk passenger hits a driver in california after the driver asks him to leave. several des moines drivers tell kcci dayfield uber does not do enough. wouldn't stop doing it just because of that one instance. at the same time it would be nice to know what protections we have in case something happens. elizabeth: a representative would not comment on safety procedures but said in an e-mail it takes driver safety extremely seriously. eric: new information on the potential merger of the clyde and windsor heights fire department. the des moines register votes the windsor heights city council voted not to merge. the two departments will continue to operate separately. windsor heights plans to add an additional firefighter next year. also, the knoxville city council voted to remove the silhouette of the soldier kneeling below across out

the driver was her boyfriend, sam archer and is in custody on unrelated charges. she leaves behind two children. elizabeth: a johnson mom hopes to put a stop to the rising use of heroin. the cdc says it has skyrocketed increasing by 63% between 2002 and 2013. her daughter died of a heroin overdose in april of 2014. you can find the memorial along a clive greenbelt trail bench. richards hopes it will spread her story. >> my hopes and dreams for anna is that she will be able to save lives. just by spreading the word. elizabeth: carla has since formed the group anna's warriors to spread the awareness of heroin on suburbs. she says some of her friends are going to rehab. shaina: the final moments of a russian jetliner rushing in cbs learned a u.s. infrared satellite detected a heat flash when the plane went down. one possibility is a bomb and the other is an explosion in a fuel tank or engine. the operator, metrojet says the only explanation could be an external impact. president obama says u.s. involvement in syria cannot be compared to iraq. the u.s. will be sending

the plane was cleared for takeoff three hours after its scheduled up archer. jc: it was a bomb, a large one that took down the russian passenger plane over egypt. the head of the russian security service confirming it was a terrorist act. now russian president vladimir putin is taking action. reporter: after weeks of painstakingly coming through and analyzing the metrojet airliner that went down in the sinai peninsula, russian security chief saying today unequivocally that it was a that caused the plane to crash after traces of explosives were found on the planes debris and baggage. calling it a terrorist act, adding it was a large , homemade explosive device with more than two pounds of tnt that caused the plane to break up in the air. secretary of state, john kerry, says the u.s. is still weighing other possibilities. mr. kerry: we have concluded an explosion brought it down but we are not ready to their investigative information. they have had some instinct about what might have happened, but it is not conclusive. reporter: 224 people were on board that pla

he wanted to study the master archer but drona had to reject him.into the woods and built a statute for many, many years. and then one day all of the princess from the court found a deer, arrows in his mouth, he had been killed. and they could not imagine what magic had taken place to kill this deer because no one, only a god could perform that kind of archery, indeed it turned out to be ecolavia. how did you learn to be a master of archery, he said, well, i built a statute of and i performed before him for years and years and years and it was because of his devotion that the gods, to his teacher, drona that the gods granted him the blind vision and incredible skill. i begin with the story not only because i love epic but because i've had the profound honor of studying with some of the greatest poets of my mind. in my own mind i have established countless writers. i've copied and stolen from these writers every gorgeous and strong and sharp gesture and evil treat that i could mind. the generosity is one of the reasons i'm here tonight. please allow

. >>> a similar story for archer daniels midland.he corn processor missed on both the top and bottom line. the stronger dollar and gut glut in the commodities marketed weighed on the quarterlies. the maker of polaroid cameras is suing go pro. polaroid which has its own cube shaped action camera claims the hero 4 session camera infringes on its patent. shares of gopro tumbled to $25. despite an earnings miss, the online site retail me not hiked full year revenue guidance. profits did tumble nearly 90% but investors overlooked that and shares soared 20% to 10.53. >>> a troubling report today in "the wall street journal." according to their front page article, the federal reserve and treasury department temporarily shutoff the flow of money to iraq's central bank out of concerns the funds were ending up in iran. and in the hands of isis. eamon javers has reported on the money that flows in and out of iraq and joins us now with more. where does this money come from? >> tyler, the money originates inside the new york fed. it's a vault in

been seeking $1.5 billion in a false advertising claim against corn refiners and agribusiness giants archeridland and cargill. >>> california's almond and grape growers use a lot of water and that's something they've come under fire for during the state's historic drought but now some farmers are trying something very different in an effort to protect their livelihood. they want to flood their farms with the coming el nino. jane wells tells us about this grand experiment from helm, california. >> reporter: as california prepares for el nino rains, farmers are discovering a new market. flood water. >> before flood water was something everybody wanted to get rid of. now people are seeing it as a resource. >> reporter: no one has seen that potential more than farmer don cameron. >> this is the north fork of the kings river right here. and right now it looks like a des sxert it's looked that way for four years. >> reporter: but this is how the river looked four years ago, when cameron decided to do an experiment. he diverted some storm water to flood his vineyard. why? here in california's cent

during the incident, the driver, 41- sustained during the incident, the driver, 41- year-old sam archer was arrested on polk county warrants unrelated to the incident. the causes for the accident are still unknown. sabrina: in other metro news-- earlier this month local five reported about a group of homeless campers facing the possibility of being evicted. the campers told us they weren't sure where they'd go if they were forced to leave. local five's jacob peklo has more on their quest to find a more permanent place to live. jacob peklo, studio: "as the calendar flips to november, a group of homeless campers at sacred heart is hoping the winds of change will blow their way soon." bret bell, homeless: "it's been a little depressing out here. i'm not going to lie. i mean, with the weather, it's been rainy and wet and cold." a few weeks ago, the campers at sacred heart were looking at the prospect of eviction from the des moines woods. natural sound: "you want to help?" christine griffin, homeless: "we haven't had anybody come down here and speak with us, and we've got someone here 24 ho

archers with turkey permits have until december 15 to try for a turkey. moulton farm in meredith is offering workshops to learn how to create the perfect thanksgiving centerpiece. november 23. the farm is also holding a baking workshop this tuesday at 6:00 p.m. all the workshops do require a reservation. and cannon mountain is expanding its mittersill operations. the expansion will happen over the next two years. for this upcoming season, the mittersill portion of cannon will have new snow making equipment. other improvements will include a new 19-acre training slope and a new groomer. and you can find even more outdoors news. our website. 5:30, it' s a story many people in the small town of stark remember. >> so they asked the war p.o.w.' s to come to the north country and cut pulp wood. adam: in today' s "chronicle," we take a look back at the old world war ii prisoner camps and what those camps meant to north stephanie: iraqi intelligence officials says they warned members of the u.s. led-coalition against isis about before the deadly attacks in paris.

grain processor archer daniels. mosaic down 26 and 28% respectively. fertilizer, potash down 42%. intrepid potash really less trepid down 74%. ouch.. all the weakness in the market is concentrated in the industry trals until you look at retail. do you know macy's is down 41% for the year. an astounding decline for them. the stock for nordstrom down and chico's. bed, bath and beyond down 30%. urban outfitters down 40%. not a welcome sign. especially when anthropololoe just added a restaurant chain. it'sle real good. the only real activity. gap has fallen 40%. whole foods climbed a similar mountain. you don't get e spectacular sell-offs for no reason. let's look at consums reign it. walmart doesn't shed 33%. if the fed heard what i said would it tighten? would it matter? i don'n'know. toy's rally says it wouldn't. oil and gas stocks were up. kindermorgan. the best of the best has fallen 43% this year. marathon down 37. range resources, an amazing natural gas re source down 35. ultra peat and southwestern energy down. these are amazing numbers. why aren't the averages down more for 2

she was run over and killed at hull and delaware - her boyfriend, sam archer was at the wheel. police say hols either fell or jumped from the vehicle before it hit her. archer was arrested on unrelated and in council bluffs - a three- year-old boy is now out of the hospital after he fell out a second-story window! kristi stewart says she was in her kitchen when she something fly by - turns out it was her son, gryffin! he had managed to open in, leaned out too far and fell to the concrete below! < )> gryffin miraculously had only a bruised lung! kristi now hopes to educate others about avoiding a similar incident. kcci 8 traffic! any accident locations are plotted on the your weather in 30 seconds! today areas of dense fog before 11am. otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 72. south wind 8 to 14 mph, with gusts as high cloudy, with a low around 56. south wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. wednesday partly sunny, with a high near 71. breezy, with a south wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. wednesday night mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. south w

prepare for today's event for a copy of the program or to learn more go to our web site press.org we archer and -- we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] . . economist walter williams and american contempt for liberty where he tackles many

we have the new app that will reunity >> lucy archer you and her friend had planned a day of mountain biking, bikes being ripped off. she knew the first place to look online >> i was >> he canning on craigs list, it didn't take lucy long and the mit police long to get it back >> they were able to take it back, because she had the serial number >> it was critical. with the app, you take a picture of your bike, you put in the serial number, and you upload it and you save it, it's not just for bikes, but from everything from tools to jewelry lock box, serial numbers, appraisals >> an app to help you find stolen property. there are 13 categories, but they launched in the spring focusing on bikes >> it is a one particular item people care deeply about it, it is a high value number, and it has a serial number we can track very well on that >> reggie is an app, that is in boston, and cambridge which are top bike cities >> the deputy knows it all too well >> we got killed this summer with bike theft. >> his department, along with the boston police are using this app to reunite owners with sto

archer daniels midland is one of the worst performing stocks, it's the worst performing corn processornd sells a pinch from shrieking ethanol margins are in the quarter. the shares are down 7%, also the exporter of corn and was hurt by the stronger dollar. effectare we seeing any from transcanada saying they want to put the keystone xl decision on pause? beie: it doesn't appear to having a big effect. there been so many delays already in the pipeline, wraps helps people to taking it in stride. david: julie hyman at the markets desk. it's been a tough year for bill gross and janice global unconstrained bond fund, down 2% since last october, worse than 63% of similar funds. that not keeping bond king from advice to others. he says the central banks and switch not twist to revive the economy. what exactly does that mean? joining me john dawson who covers growth for bloomberg. let me quote one more thing from that investment outlook which features a boy sitting on a stool with a dunce cap on. inwrites just as attorney breaks down and einsteinian theories prevails with the speed of light, s

no archers allowed. the hunt will continue tomorrow. 74 hunters are signed up for a second session. that is coming up next week, december 7 and december 8. we are live in milton. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> christa: the murder trial of philip chism is back under way in salem. the danvers teenager is accused of killing his high school math teacher, 24-year-old colleen ritzer back in 2013. a friend and former colleague victoria warren is live right now in salem and she has more on the testimony today. >> reporter: yeah. that friend took the stand this morning. on the stand right now, the medical examiner. the medical examiner telling the jury that colleen ritzer was stabbed and strangled. calling it a painful death. the m.e. is the last witness the prosecution is going to call before resting its case. then the defense will return to call its witnesses. the medical examiner says colleen ritzer was stabbed and slashed repeatedly. >> to the neck area, there were 12 stab wounds. and four incised wounds. pressure was applied to the neck. report tt testimony was graphic. jurors shown ritzer's

[applause] >> archer park. the mayor joined by the ward stalwart like christopher berry to celebrate housing. instead of a ribbon cutting, she was pouring concrete. so we are getting ready for another mayor appearance. scissors in case she needs them to dedicate a new restaurant in northeast washington. she said she could have done 16 of these today. she did seven. reporting from northeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. leon: heads up now for the folks tonight as the emergency work starting tomorrow along canal road in the district. crews will be working between arizona avenue and fox hall road to prepare manholes. and stop ponding water. the roads will be closed saturday and sunday from 6:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. alison: let's check how roads are mauving friday an. jamie sullivan on traffic watch. jamie: it is moving in some areas than we have seen all week. we have had delays and big accidents but we are not working crashes on the beltway. just 95 in virginia. heading northbound. you have to get closer to d.

archer served the department for the last nine years. he will be put to sleep after a series of health problems. he was a familiar sight throughout the transit system. he helped check unattended bags and to assist officers on patrol. so this is a final and very noble salute for archer. >> absolutely. and a member of that officer's family as well. >>> it is 5:39. just ahead, it is like a bustling city underground. a new look at a massive mta project. >> plus, we have the rockefeller center tree, but it is nothing like this holiday celebration. we're going to tell you where they used, yes, "star wars" to kick off the holiday season. >>> and the fog has settled in around town. chris will tell us when this will burn off. he's going to do it in a 3cp0 costume. you're watching "today in new york." this holiday i can count on being slammed with orders. we're getting slammed with orders. and my customers knowing right when their packages arrive. totally slammed! introducing real-time delivery notifications. one more reason >>> a live look -- i t

not donya archer.> here we go again. >> here we go again. >> to explain to people what is the bacon and beer festival. >> bacon and beer festival is a fundraiser foremanna where we bring 25 restaurants and 25 breweriness one area and people eat as much bacon and beer as they want for two and a half hours. >> this saturday. >> this saturday november 142nd. 30:00 to 5:00 at 23rd street armory, at 23rd and chestnut. >> that is why they call it the 23rd street armory. >> yes, we're real, we're philadelphia. >> twenty-four chefs. >> twenty-five different restaurants. >> let's talk to the three of these guys. >> okay. >> step out of my way, will you. >> sorry. >> excuse me my bun. >> yes. >> ben. >> do it how. >> ben. >> that is it, brother. >> is what the name of your place. >> binge, binge on east passyunk. >> i like that place. >> thank you. >> dumplings in a beer festival. >> who are you. >> what is the name of your place. >> it is last taco's. >> fred ryan at devil's den at 11th and ellsworth. >> let's

she went to archer park, another housing development in southeast where she worked with a number of peoplee the opening of that particular facility. and she didn't use a shovel. but she used concrete. this is just another sign of this number of the development project there are going in the city. the mayor is going to china next week. so perhaps she wanted to do all of this because she wouldn't in the city for a while. but anyway, we are waiting for her here. she is going to be here soon. the scissors to celebrate d.c. altogether, she said she went to i guess seven places so far in the city today. she thought about going to 16 but well, that was too many. reporting from northeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: she better not bring them to china. t.s.a. will go nutty. a couple of weeks ago we showed you the james bond new ride. up next, we take a sneak peek inside the villain's vehicle. equally cool. horace: i'm horace holmes. earlier in the week we put plumbers to the hidden camera test. now we will show you what a family says plumbers did to their home when they called them in

they claimed he was in a trucking yard at archer heights in chicago.hat he was attempting to break into vehicles. police got there. they had an altercation. >> this is before this happened. >> the officer you see here who shoots him just arrived moments before he shot -- i hate seeing that. moments before he shot him. where i was in the studio earlier, a much smaller monitor. this is awful. i'm glad you said nothing you see justifies on this particular tape what happened to that young man. if you look at the video, we played it longer in "the situation room." it looks like he was walking past the officer. we know he had a knife. >> let's make the crucial point here, it is a four-inch knife they had been told he had. some would argue in 20 feet it could be dangerous. bottom line, he didn't turn towards them. he didn't turn to go towards them. he was going somewhere else. the knife would not be a point here. >> for me looking at it at a lehman, it doesn't look like he was approaching the officers. looks like he was walking in the middle of the street or

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competitor cruising by construction set for the runaway bus and that crashing in the scaffolding friday archer evidence they were about that the english tourist seem to enjoy the ride. the skin surface safety says what they find worrisome is the open air nature of the top of these double decker buses the fact seatbelts are not required >> reporter: the person concerned is supervisor jim looking at how the change this state law the zapatista and have more overset. currently california at policy with commission regulates tour buses. "selling shares to support the highest level of safety also for pedestrian cyclists the turbo. it was still been stopped interest in getting on board. >> pam: holiday reported wednesday night leading her napa home to move projects he will launch customer helicopter crews searched and found her body near the west bank of the river between highway 57 and 12 that they say that she suffered significant head trauma at the exact cause the deaf will be determined after the autopsy on monday. regression is straight driver of the big rig diocletian after failing to stop for t

archer daniels midland is one and best on both earnings revenue sides, so archer daniels midland moving the premarket. office depot with third-quarter sales missed third-quarter eps, in line with office depot shutting down stores and getting rid of employees, and that is normally investors like that but the company like this, it is also mergers in doubt, so down the percent in the premarket. beat by one penny but revenue misses acolyte, so sales were down $3.3 billion and we will looking for a gain of 3.4 2 billion. is cereal out of fashion? i ate cereal every day. stephanie: are you eating no carbs? you are the reason it is going down. matt: no meat or beer, but cereal isok, right -- ok, right? we are getting vehicle sales, which were up 13% below the 40% estimate and fiat chrysler had sales of 15%. this new fight -- the senior vice president joining us now, welcome. take us to the numbers. jeff: we are talking about another fantastic month after we thought there would be a pullback given the high level we hit on a selling rate last month. we will be pumping rate up again. it was often