covering the corridor in cedar rapids, new tonight at six, six,cbs 2 news has learned a firefighter had to be treated for injuries suffered while fighting a large blaze in iowa city last night. night.it happened around 5-15 at a home on east college street, that's near college green park.everyone made it out safely, but crews had to call in help from surrounding areas.the building was heavily damaged.crews think it may have been caused by a lightning strike. in black hawk county - one man is facing several charges for allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase with his motorcycle.police say the chase, involving 38-year-old allan tucker, reached speeds of 90-miles per hour on highway two-18.it eventually ended at a gas station on logan avenue.tucker's charges include driving with a suspended license. taking a look outside right now.it was a beautiful morning to start the day before some rain fell on parts of the area. it's clearning off once again now and shaping up to be a nice evening. us, she's in for terry swails. and marissa, it looks like the temperatures are going to turn stud

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we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." interviews and analysis. of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to get ready but they all say the same thing. boy, it's going to be great to get the weekend off. just think, when you win, that makes the weekend much, much sweeter. grob lo hands off to white and he's stacked up. that will force t

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tonight on news 4 new york at 5:00. new jersey transit just launched a new courtesy campaign urging riders to sto being rude. but rid s say it's the transit agency that's not being nice, we'll explain. >>> what started blasting over department store speakers. that and more.

. >>> new at 6:00 a brothel bust in new york city. police. investigators say they were fronts for prostitution. the raids at the new farrington hotel in flushing queens and the sunny 39 hotel in sunset park, brooklyn. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson posted the video of the raid. she is at the scene in brooklyn. >> reporter: this raid is in the third hour. it appears it will continue into the night. federal agents have so far arrested three people on 39th street and at the second hotel in queens several others. authorities say with the take down they shut down one outlet for human trafficking. >> everyone knows why these people are here today. >> reporter: in a matter of seconds, sunny hotel went from buzzing with business to busted. we watched several dozen federal agents storm the building at 3:00 in the afternoon. authorities say the low level low rate operation, these are pictures from the web site, was really a brothel. a place where employees regularly connected customers with prostitutes. one woman that worked at the hotel w

1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comnews at email us at 222-kgancall us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect with us on @ how's this for a bye week -- not only did the hawks get some rest and recover with a saturday off -- but they were soaring up -- in the polls without even playing a game iowa jumped up two spots in both the ap and coaches poll -- the hawks cracked the top 10 for the first time since 2010 when they were ranked 9th -- 10th in the ap -- 11th in the coaches -- not a bad bye week for the black and gold. all the talk this season in the n-f-c north -- has been about the green bay packers -- and rightfully so, they're undefeated -- but they're of this week -- the vikings are not -- they're in detroit for a divisonal battle with the lions minnesota has just 1 win in their last 16 n-f-c north road gamesnot the best start for the purple people eaters -- already down 7 to 3 in the first --- matt stafford -- rolls out -- connects with to 3it's 17 to 6 in the second -- but back come the vikings -- teddy bridgewater fires one to kyle rudolph -- th

4 new york, at noon, a long awaited plane crash report made public. what dutch investigators sail caused mh-17 to go down. killing nearly 300 people on board. >>> and a new service for busy new yorkers, where you'll now be able to get starbucks delivered to your desk. >>> and we're tracking a few showers off to the west early this afternoon. what does that mean for your evening commute and what does it mean for the mets tonight? we'll look at the forecast and >>> new at noon, 15 months after the crash of malaysia airlines flight 17 in eastern ukraine killing nearly 300 people on board, dutch investigators finally released report that reveals the cause. they say the plane was brought down by a surface to air missile, that exploded less than four feet outside of the cockpit cockpit. >> many questions remain, including who fired it. katherine creag is in the newsroom with details. reporter: dutch investigators in charge of the case say a miss m rought down the plane, a jet filled with people. the crew

that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". jonathan: "abc7 news at 6:00" starts right now. uncer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: first at 6:00, a crime alert after a day care owner is found murdered inside her upper marlboro home. the killer remains on the loose. the woman's body was found around 10:30 this morning in a house on andean goose way. abc7's maryland pure row chief brad bell is at the scene. brad, we understand this isn't the first time this home and this family have been hit with tragedy. brad: no, maureen. incredibly in 2011, police were called to this home by the murder victim herself. because her son with a history of mental illness was firing a shotgun in the home. the police arrived. there was a foot pursuit up the road and a fatal shooting. police shot and killed amanda jones' son. today, sadly, amanda jones found here in her own home. we can show you her facebook page. her profile picture. amanda jones, 56 years old. widow. as we said. already lost a son. she operated we are told essentially an unlicensed daycare in this home. no more th

new york. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- days after we told you about overcrowding at a takoma park school, other parents reach out with their tales of crowded conditions. jonathan: plus the story behind that photo of a birdie on the scene -- bride. not a birdie. bride. alison: how about this? the end of an era. why "playboy" won't need to be hidden under mattresses anymore. that's coming up next. jonathan: really? jonathan: we are also keeping an eye on what happened in bethesda. the water main break. it was a big one. it is creating a mess. only one northbound lane is getting by. we'll check in with traffic for alternate routes for you and we'll have that jonathan: trending now, guys will tell you they read "playboy" just for the articles. maybe they are. maybe they are lying. just a smidge. but song they may just read for the articles because after 62 years "playboy" is doing away with nudity. they are. jeanette reyes tells us more. jeanette: the iconic magazine doing away with the nude images we are used to see in wrapped up magazines like this one. it sounds crazy to say but th

we'll see them at the new york giants. they have a game at the new york jets but this is a team that already, the whispers are out there. is this going to be like that team of a few years ago? phil: those whispers are not that's for sure. jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show." of tonight's game. the patriots get the mini bye this weekend and then they'll be back at home a week from sunday hosting the redskins. that will be the national late afternoon game on cbs. november 15. at new york giants. often a nemesis for new england. phil: yeah, i would say that's a good word for it. jim: buffalo comes here. at denver. phil: you ever notice just watching the patriots sideline, just watching tom brady. "thursday night football." we hear it constantly. it's such a grind for the guys to get ready but they all say the same thing. boy, it's going to be great to get the weekend off. just think, when you win, that makes the weekend much, much sweeter. jim: third and 35. grob lo hands off to white and he's stacked up. one la

at belle plaine high school. covering the corridor in belle plaine, dora miller, cbs 2 news, ten at 10. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.right now, new rules are in place for handling threats at the iowa city school district.the changes come following an alleged threat at west high earlier this month.that resulted in six-hundred students skipping class for the day.staff will now determine the level of the threat, and if necessary, report it directly to police, parents and the community.the district tells cbs 2 news, 28- threats were made against 18 school buildings in six days. in cedar rapids,city leaders "the consequences that come from using weapons and guns and stuff to solve problems, they're not good ones. nothing good can come from using a gun or using any type of weapon." weapon."this morning, a victim of violence spoke at washington highschool alongside the u-s district attorney and police chief wayne jerman. the day is part of a larger effort to stop gun violence in our communities. two cedar rapids police officers are now pai

of course, have a lot more on this story, shiba, on news 4, new york at 5:00. >> carrie, thank you. >>> this is new at noon, the former house speaker, dennis hastert, will plead guilty in his federal hush money case. the 73-year-old expected to return to court on october 28th toed a not charges that he lied to the feds about bank withdrawals. prosecutors claimed he used that money as payoffs to keep victims of sexual abuse quiet. it is unclear whether the plea deal calls for any prison time. >>> also new at noon, a long island official responsible for handling public emergencies is facing a personal one today. edward corona has been arrested on perjury and other charges. corrine sna a deputy commissioner in nassau's office of emergency management. he is expected to face a judge soon in hem stead. prosecutors will not explain what he is accused of doing until after his court appearance. >>> searing emotion today in westchester county as loved ones said goodbye to a loved man who had a promising baseball career. [ bagpipes ] a mother's pained screams could be heard above bagpipes outsid

covering the corridor in iowa city, kevin barry, cbs 2 news live at five. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the week's political news.be sure to watch iowa i ifocus with kevin barry sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs 2. today, cbs 2 news got to be part of something really special. a local business gave away a car right here at t broadcast park, to a woman who truly deserves it. cbs 2 news reporter joy howe is live outside on our patio tonight, where it all ririt here, is where jiji anderson from anderson automotive told rita robinson, she deserved this car. last week, we told you about jim's wheels to prosper program - this is where derson automotive gives away a car to somebody who deserves it - and to get it, you have to be nominated by someone else. he says he got multiple nominations for rita. she volunteeee all ovov the community, she's active in her church, and even when she got knocked down by health problems and her car died, e didn't slow down that work. jim told her today, that's the kind of person they were looking for, and handed

this new policy goes in to effect january. for now at police headquarters in manhattan, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> keeping passengers and pedestrians safe, we're getting our first look at new technology being installed on mta buses to cut down on dangerous accidents. >> also, did russian linked hackers try to trick hillary clinton? what they sent her in an e-mail and tried to get her to click on. plus this. >> somebody is outside one of door. there's a female in the computer lab. we do have one female that has been shot at this time. >> we're just getting the frightening radio transmissions from the oregon school shooting. >>> we're learning new details improve safety for bus drivers, riders, and pedestrians. we got the first look at a new warning system that will alert bus drivers about dangers before an accident. >> it's very efficient. >> reporter: m ta bus driver salvatore rolling it out. when someone comes too close to the bus, this announcement comes over a speaker. >> caution, bus is turning. caution, bus is turnin

that is all for "abc7 news at 5:00" tonight. right now on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- new testimony in the alexandria murder trials. the mother of charles severance's child takes the stand. plus prosecutors reveal what was found in his car during a search. plus a peeping tom at a local mall. this might not be the first time the suspect struck. how he was spying spying in the bathroom. and his disguise ahead. plus a d.c. church is on a crusade against bike lanes. why it doesn't want to share space. coming up. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: day four of the emotional testimony in the alexandria murder trial wrapping up. we are hearing from the distant relatives and detectives. maureen: we are also learning what police found in charles severance's car when they caught up with him. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has been in the courtroom from the beginning and he explains what happened today. jeff? jeff: pamela nichols and charles severance had a son together in march of 1999 but after a series of pro

new details right now on the smuggling rininncovered at a state prison. prison.fox 28 news has learned that two more former prison guards pleaded guilty to drug charges. charges.several guards are accused of taking bribes from inmates for marijuana and prescriptions drugs.some even smuggled cell phones into the prison.at least nine former employees have resigned or been firid. a developing story right now out of minnesota. minnesota.there could be a break in the case of a boy that went missing more than 25-years ago. ago.right now, authorities have labeled a child porn suspect as a erson of interest" in the jacob wetterling disappearance.the 11-year-old went missing in 1989.the case led to the creation of national center to prevent childldexpxpitation. 52-year-old daniel heinrich does not face any charges yet in connection with wetterling's disappearance and prosecutors say he maintains he had nothing to do with the case. now a look at tonight's eastern iowa's most wanted. wanted.u-s marshals are looking for 26-year-old korey sawma, he's wanted on multiple

." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. the u.s. changes course in syria. at the center of a financial crisis is the u.s. federal reserve. ben bernanke speaks to us how closely the economy came to shutting down. songs recorded in space. chris hatfield made a name for himself online. tonight we talked to him about his new album. welcome to our viewers on public television and in america. the united states signaled a major shift in its serious strategy. it is abandoning a costly program aimed at training a new force of rebels. it will arm established groups already riding on the ground. this comes after a week in which russia has continued its strikes in syria. reporter: the russian air campaign is showing no signs of letting up. statenes hit 60 islamic targets over the past 24 hours and killed around 300 militants. the united states claims the majority of strikes are against non-islamic state target. president obama is facing mounting criticism. his russian counterpart has seized the initiative and outmaneuvered him in the middle east. you said america lead u

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"abc7 news at 6:00" continues right after this. leon: we've got breaking news coming in now about a shooting near elizabeth seaton high school in bladensburg. police sources are telling abc7 news that one person is dead and another is injured. the shooting happened on 57th avenue. that is near the school but we're told the incident is not school-related. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll have more right here as soon as we learn it. cell phone video shows a d.c. police officer forcibly handcuffing a teenager. police say the teen ran away from officers who were investigating a possible a.t.m. robbery. while he was handcuffed the teen was not arrested. officers also briefly detained the person who was shooting the video citing police interference. dozens marched down pennsylvania avenue today in support of the teen. maureen: a judge has ruled the statement of two baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray can be used at their trials. the six accused officers were in court today for series of pretrial

you're watching local 5 news at 6. "your watching local 5 "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie/ram deadly storms tearing across texas this weekend. at least five people killed so far as another band of heavy rain and strong winds flood the state. abc's aditi roy is in houston with the latest. natsot - "do you see this? i hate when it rains!" mother nature will not let up on texas? it's been days now of storms pounding the state? flooding neighborhoods, winds flipping trailers, reported tornadoes tearing buildings and homes apart. natsot - "we're experiencing the worst flooding here? a hundred year flood." and the record rains - still falling. some houston families are left trying to pick through what remains - as the flood waters keep rising. sot - "we don't even know what's left of our home - we're ho

they say no children were in the park at the type. >>> new at 11:00, time is running out tonight for oster kids in the north bay. their longtime unique group home is slated to close in a week and the future is unknown. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard found everyone is hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: young residents of the sonoma county children's village are sending out an sos, these handwritten signs a cry for help. the village must close its doors next week. >> it'sok devastating to me because this was my home. >> reporter: 18-year-old alyssa has lived at the village for five years alongside her five brothers and sisters. the unique facility was founded to do that, keep foster kids together. we agreed not to show her face. >> i got through with my siblings, we got here all together which is a big deal. it couldn't have happened any other place. >> reporter: state funding to run the village has vanished. governor brown just signed legislation to close most group homes in california getting kids into family-based foster homes the new focus. >> this is their home. >> reporter: l

at an hour and a half to be done. the heaviest rain will be done. last rain in new york falls at 7:31. islip 9 p.m. so a good day tomorrow. weekend forecast dana in just a bit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's get to the new jersey transit story. officials saying they will not meet an end of the year deadline to install a new safety system on the railroad trains. them lawmakers now to extend the federal deadline by 3 years and say if that doesn't happen there's a threat of a shutdown. cbs 2's alice gainer is at penn station to explain. alice. >> reporter: nj transit will only say it is unclear if they will be able to operate trains come the new year. so is it serious or are they just trying to pressure congress? this morning, nj transit commuters woke up to a startling threat. their trains might shut down at the end of the year because the new safety system won't be implemented in time. >> absolutely a nightmare. >> reporter: but is it real? the federal government says without ptc, or positive train control, the trains can't legally roll and only congress can change that. so what happens at dead

john joe amorosino. 7 news. >> disturbing discovery at pelham new hampshire apartment complex. when police responding to a reported shooting find an arsenal of weapons. police say it all started when man fired several shots saying he thought someone was breaking into the apartment. kelly o'hara is live with the latest. >> unbelievable. scary situation. crisis averted neighbors say. called 911 last night telling police a man, their neighbor, claimed to have shot four people but that was not the case. >> and he was like yelling. my dad walked over there. some big guy, he was naked and said he shot four people. >> i think he was upset with me or something. he was just upset because i wouldn't respond to his calls. >> i think, maybe he snapped or something. just, you know, hopefully they can get him help he needs. >> now, police arrived and discovered this small arsenal of weapons on the 67-year-old. he was a recluse that may have [he did not hurt anyone. the walls. and shell casing on the ground. police say they see seven guns including pistols, rifles and shotgun along with 10,00

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." >>> breaking news from overnight. at least five people are dead when a whale watching ship sinks off the coast of western canada. >>> the oklahoma state community faced tribute to the victims killed in saturday's homecoming parade. this morning, the woman accused of plowing her car into bystanders makes her first appearance in court. >>> dangerous downpours in the southeast. flood warnings and tornado warnings in today's forecast after texas gets drenched over the weekend. >>> and chris christie told to quiet down. the new jersey governor and presidential candidate leads a train car with noise-free travel. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least five people were killed when a whale watching boat sank of the coast of western canada and this morning, the search continues for one person still missing. the ship went down yesterday in clear and sunny weather about eight miles from vancouver island. 27 people were on board. don

we will take a look at new york avenue. we have some activity in the area near north capitol street. this is first street southwest closed right now with police activity between o and p street. 95 at route 1, we see congestion in that area right 95 southbound scene brake lights toward route 23. back in the district, a closure -- mlk junior avenue southeast. the police investigation. that is the latest on the traffic center. jummy: danielle, thank you. we turn to vote 2016 and a rally for democratic front runner hillary clinton happening right now in alexandria. about 3000 supporters have packed the market square there and that is where senior political reporter scott thuman is standing by live with the latest on a rally that is getting underway soon, right, scott? scott: yeah. just about a half hour from now hillary clinton will take the stage, which will feel like a relief considering she went through the 11-our testimony marathon. this is what people might phaseer a 2.0 -- a second . today's rally will be the first of a ne

jake>> here's a look at your news to go ... jake>> hillary clinton joins other democratic presidential candidates... and president obama... at the d - n - c women's leadership forum in washington today. clinton's appearance comes after an 11 - hour showdown with the republican - led house committete.. investigating the 20 - 12 benghazi attacks that left four amicans dead. after her testimony... republican committee chairman trey gowdy admitted the hearing gave no new information from clinton. jake>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan says he's ready *and* eager to run for speaker of the house. the chairman of the house ways and means committee formally declared his candidacy thursday... after getting the support of three key republican groups. ryan will face election next week. jake>> and... parts of the southwest are etngea f tndstms d asfldi tt ul asfoque feda.>an.. rtofheouwe getting ready for thunderstorms and flash flooding that could last for quite a few days. thursday... parts of texas were drenched by powerful stotos... doz

find your new kitchen or bath at cambriausa.com. jill welcome back to the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. we're following breaking news tonight. underway at the jackson square t stop. the victim, we've learned is a 17-year-old boy. the suspect, just about the same age. the two were involved in a fight inside of the station, according to authority. the victim was then stabbed in the abdomen. he walked out of the t station and just collapsed. tonight, the suspect is still on the run and investigators are looking at surveillance to try try to identify him. >> also breaking tonight, about 15 minutes ago, we learned red sox manager john farrell is in remission after being treated for cancer. sox skipper received the news today and says he is looking kirk gibson, tonight, the governor is stepping up his. >> heather: tonight, the governor is stepping up his fight against the opioid crisis. >> mark: crystal haynes joins us live with the story. >> the reporter: that meeting just wrapped up a short time ago and the governor said it was a really good and productive discussion with law enforcement, re

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southbound shut dourch at new hampshire avenue. strange to say. gia avenue does not look bad. 2750 at montrose road. headed southbound. 66 and 95 total. normal volume there. still has that crash. worth mentioning for you. going about 22 miles an hour into town so you don't have to worry about that. anything right there. our biggest problem is going to be 29 southbound at new hampshire. northbound, you can get by single-file. it's going to take some time to clear this one out of the way. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. we have it for you right there. the early morning color in our sky already. skies are mostly clear. just a couple of clouds around. temperatures down to 51 degrees. it's going to be a plaejt day. running around 10 degrees warmer. maybe our last real chance of super weather. already thinking about your weekend. i know you are. saturday morning, the walk to end hiv. eun and i will be starting this off. temperatures in the mid 40s. sunday, good returning weather. there's a chance for light rain. finisher times in the mid-60s. so your weekend

that's coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00". announcer: countdown to veterans day sponsored by jonathan: a crowd favorite. prince harry in d.c. alison: checking out the programs that help the injured service members. diane cho caught up with him. diane: prince harry made a stop at the army base to spend time with the injured service member. he was here with the first lady and dr. biden to help the invictus games next year in the u.s. which is an international competition for wounded service men and women. while they were here they had a chance to cheer on teams in a wheelchair basketball game, schism to one they would see at the game. the soldiers we talked to today told us despite the injuries they were able to rebuild camaraderie because of a death of sports knowing they have someone else to lean on that is going through a similar issue. >> most soldiers have a competitive nature anyway. that's how we are trained and how we are built. when you come out and do something to build on the army or the marines or the navy and the mi

at 9. we'll have more on this story tonight on local 5 news at 6. reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. jack: new at 5 tonight. are under a burn ban. jack: due to recent dry weather, the iowa department of public safety's fire marshal issued burn bans in these twelve counties. the ban prohibits open burning. so you can get fined for having any open flames on your land. iowans are reminded to use extreme caution with any open fire right now. if you have questions about the ban or specific conditions in a certain county, you can call your local fire department. jack: history will be made with three job promotions in the des moines fire department. tomorrow des moines fire chief john tekippe will promote three officers to district fire chiefs -- captains steve brown, percy coleman, and kerry schneider. brown and coleman will be the first two african american chiefs in the fire department's 132 year history. a ceremony will be held tomorrow morning at 8 at the fire department administration building. jack: iowa state univer

"you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd. we stephanie: welcome back to some health news on local five. stephanie: the american academy of pediatrics wants to raise the age to legally buy cigarettes -- nationwide -- to 21. jack: that includes all tobacco products - and e-cigarettes. right now only hawaii and about 90 other cities and communities enforce the 21 age limit. the recommendation was among more than two-dozen released today by the nation's leading pediatrics group. it's aimed at reducing the number of children addicted to nicotine. another recommendation would outlaw flavors like grape and cotton candy added to tobacco products. the group also urged the f-d-a to regulate e- cigarettes like it tobacco products. jack: this is for you. suggests processed meat can cause and red meat contributing factor in developing cancer. world health organization's cancer group. the study classifies processed meat as -- quote -- "car'cinogenic to humans" with the potential to cause colon cancer. red meat is classified as "probably car

new at 10:00 tonight we're hearing that that clerk who scared off that suspect had a very big knife with her. fox 25's malini basu is live in manchester, new hampshire with why it was so important for her to stand up for herself. malini? >> reporter: you could say that again. tired and fed up. the mother of four says she works 14 hours a day right here at her store. also to raise her four children and she says tonight she was not going to allow anyone to take away from her. >> reporter: it was a quiet saturday night down the block grocery store on hanover street in manchester, new hampshire. all of a sudden the store fend this man off. >> when he came in he just ran to the counter and put his hands on there and showed me the knife. i was like really. so i just looked at him smiled then pulled out my knife and showed him and he just looked at me double take and i pointed it with him and he left. >> reporter: with a hoodie and ban danda covering his face. >> he just kept saying give me the money. >> reporter: the mother of four got this knife months ago as an early birthday present. in her

those stories and more on "action news" at 4:00. y, sarah bloomquist, the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice afternoon. we'll see you right here on 6abc. >>> where is carla? she's supposed to be here by now. >> yeah, i'll call her. carla, where are you? we're at the test track. we're waiting for you. what do you mean you're lost? >> give it to me. >> carla, it's mario. yes, epcot, through the gate. past spaceship earth. take a left. we're right here. you can't miss it. we're right here, come on! hustle up! >> here i am! here i am! >> carla, sheesh. >> sorry. okay, now what? >> carla, we have to get to the stage. we've got 300 people waiting for us at the epcot international food and wine festival. >> call a cab. >> no, i got an idea. [ laughter ] >> how fast do you think this baby can go? >> i don't know. let's take it for a spin and see. >> all right, everybody buckle .

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your health. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, the muppets, and at 10, shark tank followed by abc 7 newsere is a new book about to hit store shelves about stem cell research. the subject may seem a bit dry to the uninitiated. but that could change as you meet the man behind it. as abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman shows. >> reporter: take a look at don read who works in an office that would be small for most closets. >> it would be 6 x 8. >> and you're trying to change? >> a world that changed his son, roman's world back in 1994. >> in one second, able to bench press 3400 pounds. >> reporter: roman was a prospect, went in for a tackle and didn't get up. >> my whole life changed, the doctor came in, said roman, you will never move your hands or legs or father a child. i said i don't believe it then, i don't believe it now. >> reporter: hence the team of father and son fighting for stem cell research, roman, and don for the broader applications. >> i have met so many people with so many different illnesses, conditions, diseases, and they have all been told the same thing, there is no hope

we thank you for watching. >> the news continues at 6:00. >>> one of the biggest weapons bust in new york city history, but will it make a dent in keeping keep keeping gun off the street. >>> those who knew odom when he was a hometown star. >>> and would you pay more at your favorite restaurant if you didn't have to tip? a new york city gri apt iant has a plan. >>> an arrest that gave even police and prosecutors deja vu as the alleged traffickers traveled from other states to bring guns here. andrew siff is in chinatown to explain. >> reporter: you see behind me new york to atlanta, that's the bus route, the return trip atlanta to new york, authorities call that the gun route. and one major gun trafficker is suspected of stopping right here at this bus stop recently with with heavy artillery. not one, not two, but 112 guns, all allegedly sold by an accused

you can catch it tonight at 10:35 right after kcci 8 news at 10:00. if you have a question for any of the democratic presidential candidates you might want to , sign up for twitter. the social media site is partnering with cbs news on november 14 for the democratic debate at drake university. twitter will provide data, serve up reactions, and give voter questions to cbs news in real-time. stacey: most of the state seeing rain today. how long will it hold around -- hang around? kurtis: rain downtown to the south side of town. heavier rain in perry, jefferson, down into winterset. all of this kind of sweeping off to the north with more rain on the way. here is some of the rainfall totals so far. in the metro, about 35 hundredths of an inch. grinnell, near 9/10 of an inch. lesser amounts the farther west and northwest you are. computer models bring in another i think those happens totals will be west and east of the metro. more rain on the way for tonight. temperatures in the 50's, eventually cooling into the 40's. tomorrow, winds are really going to pick

" at and of course, 10, followed by nashville and "action news playground and park are coming to west philadelphi philadelphia. hesston lot and baker playground project hunter avenue and 55 street. the project is part of city's green city clean waters progra program. once it's done this will be a euro and basketball court and even a pool. new sidewalks and wheelchair path willing installed very nice. >> jim gardner and "action news" is standing by with these stories and more at. another gun scare prompt another lockdown in a philadelphia cool and moytive in a murder of a transgender woman. >> and knotted grot owe comes down and there's plans to give it new life at new location ñÑ >> once night the delaware valley welcomes dozens of new citizens today and germantown couple demand answers after their young sons walk home from school and but the big story on "action news" tonight is another philadelphia school put on lockdown. one day after a similar situation at the community college of philadelphia officials secured martin luther king high school