lemonis: bentley's corner barkery is now much more inviting and a lot brighter.nni: wow. lisa: [ laughing ] oh, my god. giovanni: i mean, look at the graphics. lis, look at the dog house. we didn't have one picture of a dog before. lemonis: uh, i know. we've brought in a lot of graphics so that people could feel like they're in a pet store. giovanni: "the snack wagon"? i'm not kidding you -- i am totally blown away. giovanni: we've created a new display for the chew bars. it's our highest-margin product, and we want to make sure that customers are attracted to it. we put two of them in so that we constantly are reminding people. highest-margin items, right? the commodity margins are on that wall, kind of impulse section. -giovanni: sure, yeah. lisa: i just can't stop looking around. it's crazy good. giovanni: it feels like it's three times the size. -lisa: yeah. -lemonis: there's less than half of the inventory. and, so, part of merchandising it this way is taking the categories that matter, stocking them properly, getting the margin, getting the turn, and lettin

running back johnny bentley returns for his ninth season. bentley is the bandits career leader with over 29- hundred rushing yards and 110 rushing touchdowns. running back drew prohaska is back for his fifth season. the briar cliff product has 44 career td's. the bandits, who were 11-3 last season, open up at home on febebary 27th against omaha. five other veteran players have signed with the bandits -- offensive lineman darius barnes was a second-team all-league pick last season. former briar cliff defensive back jonathan smith returns -- he had a career high 87 tackles last year with 15 career interceptions. tackles last year. linebacker marlon lobban is back for his fifth h ason -- he was a first team all- league pi a year ago. defensive back denzel adams also returns for season number-5 -- he has 175 career tackles. another day, another award for kirk ferentz. the hawkeye coach has been named the woody hayes coach of the year by the touchdown club of columbus. last week, ferentz was named the big ten coach of the year for the fourth time

and fan favorite johnny bentley is back for his ninth season with the bandits. last year bentley " " it's time for our cebook fan photo of the d. today's picture comes from... my trip today to panera. this is a local coffee group that meets there a couple times a week and was just so nice to me that i had to put them on t-v. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) tonight, look for

cabinet and the here, my tion who are colleagues in the congress, all elected officials including bentleyive robert and including the phaemayor of a other evans and all american people. i would like for all members of just ss in our delegation to stand. [applause] lewis: thank you. thank the group for one more s together time and the core leaders of our senator tim scott, the or sherry brown, and representatives. thank you so much. to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we 1962.to sell ma in she was registering people to .ote long before we arrived i'm also glad it see the governor george wallace ere peggy kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be just oneone more time, more time. people often ask me why do you back? what purpose does it serve? ren e to sell ma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we ome to be reminded that k that we are rbg called to do. 1965, a few innocent of god, some carrying things, a plain

. >> there are new images of steve harvey today, that's him in the back of a bentley being driven to his atlanta home. and miss universe has post this video of the host apologizing to her. but there are new questions today about his preshow prep. multiple sources tell us that steve harvey didn't attend rehearsal on friday and wasn't present for the entire rehearsal on saturday. a source close to the pageant says steve was at every rehearsal he was required to be at. professional through the entire process and that he absolutely rehearsed the finale. next, the rivalry. the contestants posed and smiled together in bikinis before the show. but after the mix-up, viewers in the philippines and colombia went crazy. >> it was like a power house of, like, the super bowl and those two were really going at it. >> i was backstage whether it went down at "e.t.'s" reporting was everywhere. >> there was a lot of chaos going on. >> the crowd was booing. >> so what's next for miss philippines and miss colombia? well right now miss philippines is undergoing rigorous pageant media training. and on jan

you want to go buy a maserati or a bentley? >> what has worked so great at home depot, if you have to look at three things that make that a great company that would apply to any company, people, number one. that is top on the list. your customer. are you giving the customer real value? enough to know that if the customer wants their money back, they get it back, no questions asked. it is a bond, ok? and everything you do, is this great for the associates, and is this great for the customers? number one is the associate. >> is a lot of stuff you learn from your mom and dad. s simple, it' s basic. sam walton had f our five and dime stores in arkansas, ben franklin. kmart opened their first kmart in troy, michigan, i believe. sam spent more time in that store, the first kmart store, then cunningham, the ceo. pete cunningham told me that sam spent more time in that store than he did or anybody else did. kmart went bankrupt. walmart is the biggest company in the world today. what was the difference? people. eastman kodak -- bankrupt

here's more now from bentley -- from ben lee. thehe is one of many in long line, activists, feminists, and other people who basically were not protesting on the streets or setting themselves on fire. what this seems to be now in a in 2012, to go after moderates, be they myra people who have -- now because of the crackdowns on social harmony and to foster the government's holdover power, they want to stop the potential anytime online, on the streets, in any way. sentencing is due to come. it is the latest in an example which human rights watch and amnesty international have both been critical of. there have been ambassadors and many journalists that were not allowed in because, again, this is not transparency. so many have come on the record for the last years. this is not the image china wants as it becomes a major power in the world. genie: with all the news of the world, if it is not getting you down -- if it is getting you down, this might cheer you up a little bit. it is a santa or santas, almost thousands of them they were i

it's too easy just to say, okay, well, look at this group coming in with their bentleys and living in their gated communities. it's too easy. it's too easy a story to tell. there is an element of truth to that, no denying that. but, that group eventually will begin to make investments in puerto rico. and those investments will spark the economic recovery. >> the rationale behind that is that-- u.s. or-- external investments in puerto rico will generate employment, will generate economic growth, will generate, in an indirect way, government revenue. that policy has ceased functioning, very evidently. it's not generating employment. it's not generating economic growth. it's not generating higher government revenue. what you have now is an economy which creates a tremendous amount of profits. about $35 billion a year that leave the island in profits. >> this is nick prouty, the first time he wanted to meet john paulson, even though they are from new jersey and never met. >> here in the office of puerto rico's secretary of economic development, pictures of wall street investors line the w

of the house - the roof 190 roads across the state are still closed tonight due to governor robert bentley toured some of the most damaged areas today and spoke with families staying at an elementary school. the red cross is housing families forced to leave their homes. many of them... spent christmas here. governor bently has declared a state of emergency for alabama. meanwhile alabama police are searching for two gunmen... who they say ....shot four teenagers outside a movie theater in west mobile. police say... two 14 year olds.... one male and one female.... were both shot in the leg. two other ....18-year old... male victims.... are recovering from non- life threatening injuries from gunshots. witnesses say the victims got into an argument with the two gunmen in the movie theater parking lot just before five shots were fired. the fight broke it was like a one on one or something but then like just people like groups and different groups of the fight started happening and then people started shooting. away. they are believed to be juveniles. today friends and family gathered to pay the

. >> narrator: his garage is filled with luxury cars -- a bentley, a jaguar, an aston martin, a bmw, and a lamborghini. it's an almost cartoonish version of modern success. but his homelife is not picture-perfect. in 2003, his wife files for divorce and leaves with the boys. she says that kirk has changed, and she doesn't want to be a part of this new life. on the business side, some iearrywr, well. calvin paris asks a lawyer to evaluate him. >> he came into the office with kirk, and he walked out feeling that everything was okay. i came away with a reassurance of any doubts that i had. >> narrator: but wright is covering market losses with cash from new investors. to keep i.m.a.'s statements looking solid, he resorts to something beyond creative accounting. >> he just made them up. he just took a template off of the internet that the brokerage companies provided to the investors so that you could track your own investments. he filled it out, sent those in, and passed them off as actual statements. >> narrator: according to the government, wright's employees aren't running the scam.

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of that speed, he picks up huge yards

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going too chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been efctive. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of that speed,d, he picks up huge yards. >> chris

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of th

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she said to me, "you don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all right now on cbs 2 news, presidential back-track.the university of iowa's top man regrets what he said.the off-the-cuff comment that's sparking fresh new calls for his resignation. resignation.plus ...to-fu tastiness."pretty much if you've used tofu we've talked to you"the local company that's putting a new spin on the satisfying snack. snack. university of iowa president bruce harreld, is apologizing. apologizing.he's now regretting a public comment he made during a meeting with the u-i staff council last week. harreld said, "instru

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. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she said to me, "you don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she said to me, "you don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. around the world, good night. [sfx: sound of hippo's roar] hippo. [sfx: sound of hippo's roar] crit. [sfx: sound of hippo's roar] one bellows. [sfx: hippo sound, light music] one bellows malarkey. donald trump repeatedly says one thing, does another. the hypocrite says he's champion of american workers, but had his line of trump ties made in china. some of the laborers on his palatial dc hotel? illegal immigrants. [sfx: hippo sound] neither for president. america needs proven, honorable leadership. john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content o

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she saidyou don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> just kind of been keeping you under wraps. >> our wild night at biggest celeb-packed movie premiere ever. >> no more, no more. >> the newbies and the classic stars. does it live up to the hype? >> i'm all grown up now. >> hans, not and sophia and joe's first carpet as newlyweds. >> this makes the oscars look like a backyard picnic. >> then, bill cosby versus seven accusers. we're with the attorneys for both sides. >> mr. cosby has been injured. >> it's a page from the defense lawyers' playbook. >> plus, a cel

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she said to me, "you don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. around the w announcer: you are watching kcci 8 news. stacy: friends of emmalee jacobs as they track down new information. steve: and bailing out make a wish after their jolly fundraiser was rained out, and what you can do to help. stacy: problems, and what it will take to bring her back to life. steve: thank you for joining austrian still no leads in that deadly hit and run that killed an iowa university students. stacy: emmalee jacobs. vanessa is live with our top story.

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she saidyou don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can stay happy and healthy in their own home. ♪ >>> right now at 7:00 a detective in virginia shoots himself right as police were trying to arrest him for child sex crime

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of that speed, he picks up huge yards

somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this ti and williams delivers but ovov the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup fololws the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. t to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving dowow into t t red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and bececse of that speed, he picks up huge yards. >> chris:

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of that speed, he picks up huge yards.

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> she saidyou don't have to live that life." she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope, and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee-- >> why you all waiting over here? you all scared? >> reporter: ...who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ca by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> only on "5", bay area residents paying more for water. while water executives take trips like this one. tonight, we follow the money. el nino may help but make no mistake. california is still in its fourth year of drought. >> we have all been forced to cut back and pay more for water but what about the agencies providing it? are they cutting back too? only on "5" we sent our bet

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of that speed, he picks up huge yards. >> chris: the chains

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> see saide to live that life. she planted a seed that actually no one had planted before. >> i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope and the realization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee. >> why y'all over here? y'all cared? >> reporter: who cares. don taylor, cbs news, milwaukee. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for wednesday. for others, check back a little later for the morning news, and of course "cbs this morning". from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. the republican presidential contenders gathered at theva knee shan hotel last night for round five of their presidential debate. it is the final political slugfest of the year and donald trump is front and center. he leads his closest challenger, ted cruz, by 27 points, but trump has issues in iowa where two out of three recent polls show cruz in the lead. all that set the stag

he wil be joined by fellow country star dierks bentley. bryan, the reigning country entertainer of the year, made the announcement on twitter . this is bryan's fourth go round as host. the a-c-m awards set for april 3 at the mgm grand garden arena. a romantic gesture gone bad... see why one guy's epic proposal is going to cost him. a houston man obstructing a roadway... after he stopped traffic on a freeway to propose. he was charged with the misdemeanor after he and 7 of his friend's cars blocked traffic completely... so he could get out of the car and get down on one knee. he says the spot has his girlfriend's "favorite view." well she said yes... but now the guy is facing up to 6 months in jail and a fine of up to 2- thousand dollars. let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this trump says: 'you're a tough guy, jeb (audience laughs)... bush says: "you're president of the united states by insulting your way to the presidency..." trump says: i'm at 42 and you're at 3" trump and bush battle... cruz and rubio rumble... the debate

. >> kirk: they better find somebody to help bentley spain. 90 in orange, he's a handful, as we've seen all year. shaq lawson, again, gets the pressure and gets in from the blindside to affect marquise williams. >> chris: need six on that third down. they pick up the pressure this time and williams delivers but over the head over mack hollins, who was open across the middle. it's fourth down. ford wrapup follows the game and this is it for carolina to keep any hope alive. got to get the six yards. >> kirk: and again, they've got to -- i don't know if they're going to chip with the tight end to help. got to do something to slow down the pressure from the blindside of williams. >> chris: do you blitz? keep coming off the quarterback? >> kirk: it's been effective. but right here is the guy they have to watch. >> chris: they rush only four. williams has room. has a first down and a lot more. weaving down into the red zone. 1:30 to play and the heels are threatening. >> kirk: wow. interesting. boulware blitzed, but they played man-to-man under and they lost the quarterback. and because of th

bentley said it'll be a great night if the two have half as much fun on stage as they do backstage. prior to the awards show.. the acm's will host the 3- day "party for a cause" festival, which carrie underwood, kenny chesney and co-host dierks bently will headline. tickets go on sale this friday. you can watch the acm awards right here on channel 8./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk we have got freezing temps and even some teens and 20s around southern nevada this morning! a pretty look across the city this morning and it's chilly out there in the 30s. ........ mid 30s at the airport with lighter winds and clear skies. ......................... keep the sprinklers set to water during the day... cover the exposed outdoor pipes and plants that can be damaged from cold.. ........... highs will struggle to the upper 40s today with sunshine and some northerly breezes. ....... let's check those cold numbers around town and outside the vegas valley right now. .............. light winds have allowed temps to drop so low in outlying areas. .................. freeze warnings a

. >> as they go to a silent strut to her awaiting bentley, one of the chosen elite including kortney and mom, kris, to meet their early christmas gift. delivered three weeks early inside cedar sinai medical on her app kim posted her family of four in emoji, tweeting saint weighed in at 7 pounds 1 ounce. her estranged husband lamar is still recuperating at the same hospital from his drug overdose. as for kim's room, no doubt he got vip treatment. she gave birth in a luxury birthing suite running upwards of $5700 a night. amenities include total privacy, unto three bedrooms, bath robes and gourmet meals included. they are amazing parents. >> we were with the spiritual insider pastor rick wilkerson. >> we want itto give a big congratulations to kim and kanye on the birth of her son. the best is yet to come. >> i look at my daughter and i look at my wife. >> proud papa kanye add tight window to make it to the birth. he was in manhattan accepting an award for his footwear. now he has just nominated for a grammy. for "all day." >> one of our producers went through security at jfk recently

. >> reporter: april bentley says she used to be a prostitute until she met mama freeman. >> see said you don't have to live that life. she planted a seed that no one actually had planted before. >> i love you. >> reporter: a seed of hope and theealization that no matter how bad things are, there's always someone, even on the tough streets of milwaukee. >> why y'all over here? y'all scared? >> reporter: who cares. don dahler, cbs news, milwaukee. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" or this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues, for others, check back a little later for the morning news, and of course cbs this morning. york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. the republican presidential contenders gathered the venetian hotel in las vegas last night for round five of their presidential debate. it is the final political slugfest of the year, and donald trump remains front and center. a monmouth university poll shows 40% of republican voters support trump. he leads ted cruz by 27 points, but trump has issues in iowa

house - the roof 190 roads across the state are still closed right now due to alabama governor robert bentley toured some of the most damaged areas yesterday and spoke with families staying at an elementary school. the red cross is housing families forced to leave their homes. many of them... spent christmas here. governor bently has declared a state of emergency for alabama. the search is on for a murder suspect... still ahead on good morning las vegas.....police are eager to catch the guy, because of how gruesome his acts were. plus, the chicago police department is already facing some heat---and now one of their own fired shots, accidentally killing two people. the latest developments on this story, next. ((ad-lib)) a hard freeze warning is in effect for parts of clark county and southern nye county including pahrump. tt2w`t3n@24" bt@qc., tt2w`t3n@24" "a@qs"h tt2w`t3n@24" bm@qx)d tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" gzt& "5< tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h tt4w`t3n@24"" lzt& ro4 effect for the colorado river valley where winds cou

alabama governor, robert bentley has issued an emergency declaration for flooded areas. >>> mississippi is preparing for more flash flooding, hail and winds is a concern, as well. trees and power lines could come crashing down. the threat of tornados and flooding is lingering over parts of georgia and tennessee. a spree of tornados killed 15 people in the southeast this week. >>> something unusual in a montgomery county creek now local officials are trying to figure out what it is and how it got is there. the action cam found the white and chalky water in park creek at regency drive in montgomery township. someone noticed the cloudy water and called 911. firefighters say whatever the substance it doesn't appear to be harmful. >>> the holiday spirit was strong in the city's germantown section. philadelphia police teamed up with santa claus to make the season very bright for children in need. >> reporter: for the special occasion santa ditched his reign reign -- reindeer and sleigh for a police cruisers. officers from the 14th district collected toys for those in need. they are selected b

. >> today, alabama robert bentley of the state ranched after three days after heavy rainfall. 200 roads in the state are closed due to the flooding. flood warnings are in effect for northern alabama. there was particular concern for alabama in the southeast where the pea river threatened the levee protecting the city. the governor saying the river will thankfully stay below that. >> our hearts go out to the families. i understand the clean-up continues in mississippi? >> that's right. places like mississippi, tennessee, and georgia. ten people died in mississippi and six people died in tennessee. another one in georgia after tornadoes and flooding hit those states. in mississippi more than 100 homes and businesses damaged. more than 60 people injured. families spending christmas day collecting their belongings scattering debris but communities are rallying together. volunteers and members of the marine corps to donate presents and troys to families left helpless from the storms. she was just saying there that the toys and the gifts were just piling up there from people's willingness to

but what's courageous about governor gray with the ata and brad bentley's leadership is not just thats public statement, it's that they have dug in and they've created big efforts to get the word out, to educate our employers on how to do it, to promote the programs and they even go down to on the veteran-by-veteran level and sometimes pass people directly into the program. it's extraordinary stuff. okay. so, in closing, i'm going to recommend my last big recommendation. so, convoy. i mean, we have a media problem. we all can see it in that. some of you do, too. we've talked about that. so i want to tell a little trucking story that demonstrates how we really look at it as an industry. and maybe you can come up with similar stories in your industry. december 12th of every year 70 trucks show up in a small town in maine. each one of those trucks are filled completely with christmas wreaths. and they travel down the east coast of the united states. and as they travel this convoy of trucks there's people lining the roadways, waving flags and holding back tears. and they show up at arling