senator bloomfield believes the most pressing issue of 2016 is the agricultlte community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland organizations have received some financial help for their special projects. that money comes from missouri river historical development... murd is the non profit groro that holds the gambling linse for the hard rock hotel and casino.

senator bloomfield believes the property tax, specifically for the agriculture community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland groups got some financial help for special projects this afternoon. that money comes from missouri river historical development... which gave out more than 1- the e rd rock hotel and cacano

bloomfield says these meetings is important to the state of nebraska. jake>> twelve siouxland groups got a *financial* boost for special projects yesterday afternoon. they got money from missouri river histstical development.... the group gave out more than 1 - million dollars *it* got from the hard rock hotel and casino.

senator bloomfield believes the property tax, specifically for the agriculture community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland groups got some financial help for special projects this afternoon. that money comes from missouri river historical development... which gave out more than 1- the e rd rock hotel and cacano among the grants given out this afternoon... the city of correctionville got 125 thousand for their swimming pool... camp high hopes got 150- thousand to sioux city got 200- thousand to help build cone park... and bishop heelan got 100- thousand to re- build the track at memorial field. "this is a very special day, we budgeted $750,000 for this grant process and the board approved over a million." this round of grants brings the total amount of money mrhd has given since 1994 to more than 24 million dollars. diana>> high school students from across the tri- state region gathered in sioux city for a leadership summit. morningside college hosted this year's pursuing victory with h

senator bloomfield believes the most pressing issue of 2016 is the agricultlte community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland organizations have received some financial help for their special projects. that money comes from missouri river historical development... murd is the non profit groro that holds the gambling linse for the hard rock hotel and casino. it handed out more than a million dollars generated by gambling at the hard rock. among the groups getting grant were... the city of correctionville which received 125 thousand for its swimming pool... camp high hopes got 150- thousand to build a new cabin... the city of sioux x ty got 200- thousand to help build the new cone park.... and heelan high school got a 100- thousand to re- build the track at memorial field. this round of grants brings the total amount of money mrhd has million dollars. kayla>> . freeze warning,and watches in effect for most of the area between 3:00am and 9:00am tomorrow. as winds calm down this evening, temp

bloomfield says these meetings is important to the state of nebraska. jake>> twelve siouxland groups got a *financial* boost for special projects yesterday afternoon. they got money from missouri river histstical development.... the group gave out more than 1 - million dollars *it* got from the hard rock hotel and casino. here are a few of the grants given out yesterday... the city of correctionville got 125 thousand for their swimming pool... camp high hopes got 150 - thousand to build a new cabin... the city of sioux city got 200 - thousand to help build cone park... and bishop heelan got 100 - thousand to re - build the track at memorial field. "this is a very special day,e budgeted $750,000 for th grant process and the board approved over a million." this round of grants brings the total amount of money mrhd has given since 1994 up to more than 24 million dollars. jake>> high school students from across siouxland came together in sioux city for a leadership summit yesterday. this round of grgrts brings the total amount of money mrhd has given since

bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland organizations have received some financial help for their special projects. that money comes from missouri river histstical development.... or mrhd ("murd"). murd is the non profit group that holds the gambling license for the hard rock hotel and casino. it handed out more than a million dollars generated by gambling at the hard rock. among the groups getting grant were... the city of correctionville which received 125 thousand for its swimming pool... caca high hopes got 150-0- thousand to build a new cabibi.. the city o osioux city got 200- thousand to help build the new cone park.... and heelan high school got a 100- thousand to field. this round of grants brings the total amount of money mrhd has given since 1994 to more than 24 kayla>> . freeze warning and watches in effect for most of the area between 3:00am and 9:00am tomorrow. as winds calm down this evening, temperatures will cool down into the lower 30s. friday temperatures will stick in the upper 50s wi

the beagle and pug mix is an internet sensation from bloomfield iowa. you can get a picture taken with the pooch... or visitors can check out the more than 100 booths and vendors there 463326 - we have multiple entertainment events going on each day of the weekend. plus we have multiple contests, lots of interactive experiences whether you need to talk to a vet, a trainer, or an animal communicator. we also have about 20 adoption groups out here so you can go home with a new best friend the event continues tomorrow at the iowa state fairgrounds varied industries building. doors open at 10 a-m. tickets are 6 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for kids coming up after the break... the nba basketball star found unresponsive this week... is awake from his coma. what lies ahead for lamar odom... and why there is a battle for his privacy plus.... the hawkeyes are now 7-0. highlights, scores and more.... that's coming up later in sports lamar odom is showing signs of i don't know how you did it? what? riding our bikes across the state? getting my masters? no! pa

the iowa state patrol said the driver of a semi was on a road, four miles west of bloomfield, when he hit the horse and buggy. troopers say the semi was trying to pass the buggy in the left lane of the roadway and that the horse tried to turn left as the semi passed it. investigators say 77-yard old norman yutzy was in the buggy and died at the scene. habitat for humanity restores have served people -- with stores in cedar rapids, iowa city, des moines and the quad cities... this morning marked a grand opening... in waterloo. the new restore in waterloo opened this morning on flammang drive. this is the first store to be built in the black hawk, bremer, and butler county area. the organization collects donated furniture and building supplies to sell to the public. employees torage units full of donations collected over the past few months to prepare for today's shoppers. those proceeds then go toward building houses for habitat for humanity. "through the store we're hoping to be able to build more houses every year, do more repair projects, and just do more for families in our communi

steve: kcci's scott reister traveled to bloomfield, where the controversy isn't over for one local team. zach: to tell you the truth, i had tears of joy when i finished. scott: it's a moment that didn't last long. while zach hoglund was hanging out near the finish line, he spotted a rival runner, garrett hinson of mediapolis, going down. zach: he looked very dehydrated. he was holding his chest. i yelled, "is anyone gonna help him?" so i just jumped in and started walking besides him. i gave him my hand, walked 15 meters, and gave him a push to finish line. scott: he never imagined what woukd come next -- a disqualification. the rule states no runner can help or receve aid from another runner. despite the pleas from fans and coaches, the official heled from ld firm. zach: i could see how that could be cheating. but he was hurting pretty bad. the iowa high school athletic association uses its rules from a national federation. bid legg of the isaa says he can't change saturday's ruling. it was the proper call, and his hands are tied. bid: the association is not bigger than the wording of

from the area tonight...pender's season comes to an end with a 75-23 loss at neligh oakdale and bloomfield moves on, the bees hang 80 on lourdes central catholic. creighton stays unbeaten with a 66-0 rout over fullerton and shifting into d- 2...lyons decatur northeast sees its season come to an end, 38-22 against lawrence nelson. also in d- 2...osmond falls on the road, 72-42 to osceola and emerson hubbard drops their playoff opener to falls city sacred heart, 52-18. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live". tonight -- harrison ford. from "scandal", katie lowes. ouou10th annual half-and-half halloween pageant. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." with cletotond the cletones. and now, do not be afraid, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice, thank you for watching. thank you for coming. may the force be with all of you. you know, we decided that for our halloween show this year, obviously we'd all dress up like "star wars" characters. somehow i wound up princess leia. which made more sen

in bloomfield everybody...and alex walker chris happy friday night everybody...and welcome into the final regular season edition of the abc9 sportszone. alex we have sixteen games on tap for you tonight, including do or die games in moville and milford. we'll also head to nebraska and see if battle creek could wrap up an undefeated regular season and find out if the musketeers could win their third straight. chris but as always we'll start with week. both western ridge view are playoffs that begin next wednesday night. chris: for both the raptors. with a western win, the wolfpack champions for the school history. would need a win and some help to do the same, but a a home playoff game next week. the season, western heading into hull. in the first quarter...tyson kooima...taking advantage of the soggy conditions...picks up a big chunk of yardage before getting pushed out of bounds. a few plays later, they capitalize...kooima on the slant to taylor miedema...wolfpac k go up 6-0. ridge view looking for the answer on 4th down...grant anderson looking for some time, but morgan kooima, trails a

local 5's stephanie kim traveled to bloomfield to talk to the runner himself and his coach about what happened. with a first place finish at thursdays 2a district meet... zach hoaglund was on top of the world. "i couldnt help but cry tears of joy" the senior from davis county high school has been working all summer for this. but in his moment of celebration... was something zach summer for this. but in his moment of celebration... was something zach couldn't help but notice. "i see this kid and he's just about ready to fall. and i'm sitting here like 'isn't anyone going to help him." zach's sportsmanship kicked in... zach ,seen mediapolis runner helping him up. but his kind act came with a price... coach josh husted davison hs cross country coach: i was told oth he and the other runner were disqualified at the district meet-- only the top 3 teams qualify for state. "we thought without zach didn't make it..." but the team's two freshmen pulled through and placed 4th and 5th in the race. "most freshman dont place....they didnt even know what zach did." the davis county mustangs edged ou

. >>> also happening tomorrow, a memorial service in bloomfield, new jersey for the truck driver who died in that fiery new jersey turnpike crash. dalip kumar's ashes will be sent to his native india. losing control after swerving to avoid a mattress that fell off another vehicle. no one else was injured in that crash. >>> traffic is moving again tonight along a stretch of the long island expressway after two accidents snarled the commute. both accidents happened between 56 and 57. the eastbound l.i.e. was closed for several hours in hauppauge where a motorcyclist was seriously hurt after a crash. a suffolk county police cruiser was involved in a separate crash. crash in new jersey caught on camera. instead of stopping to find the car's owner, at least leaving a note, he just took off. police are now looking for him. >>> best of five baseball series and the mets taking it to the last game. mets and dodgers, both teams with roots in new york squaring off in los angeles tomorrow night. one team goes the division series. the other watches it on television. for fans the drama just doesn'

the beagle and pug mix from bloomfield became an iowa and internet sensation. today, you can get a picture with the pooch as well as check out the more than 100 booths and vendors at the expo. we have multiple entertainment events going on each day of the weekend. plus we have multiple contests, lots of interactive experiences whether you need to talk to a vet, a trainer, or an animal communicator. we also have about 20 adoption groups out here so you can go home with a new best friend the event continues today at the iowa state fairgrounds varied industries building. doors open at 10. tickets are six dollars for adults and kids get in for three dollars. the pet expo isn't the only show in town... get ready to be amazed when the big top stops in des moines. where you can learn a few circus tricks, plus enjoy a grammy winning good morning. it's another great day to get out and enjoy the des moines and the metro. the i-m-t des moines marathon is going on now in the heart of downtown. as they take part in one of the biggest fall races in the metro. and do it all f

(scott reister/ bloomfield, ia) zach will get another chance. despite his disqualificatio n, the davis county team still barely qualified for state, coming up saturday at fort dodge. so he'll be running for a medal and his cheering just got that much bigger. (on the phone: garret hinson/ mediapolis runner) i think the entire team and probably all the family members will be cheering him on. hinson, who was treated and released from a hospital with dehydration, will be on hand. (on the phone: garret hinson/ mediapolis runner) he basically risked his chances at state for helping me there, he's a pretty good guy for doing that, he's amazing.>> coming up after the break... there's a major shake- up in the iowa state football program. welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new rotisserie-style chicken. 100% white meat, herb-seasoned pulled chicken, fresh toasted with melty cheese n' crisp veggies on freshly baked bread. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change,

his name is buster and he was apparently hopping around in the bloomfield section. he jumped the fence and workers in the area could not believe their eyes.>> a kangaroo was just jumping around like he was just enjoying the freedom. somebody call the cops. -- called the cops. then he was in the driveway and disappear.>> reporter: police were able to capture buster. his owner was from upstate and brought him along for the ride. kangaroos are not legal here, but they are legal where he a kangaroo? >> please leave it at home. >>> what is the one item you don't want to live without. -- live without?>>> you don't have to skip on style to be environmentally friendly.>>> checking on the forecast. >> it is bright and beautiful, but there is wind chill. don't be surprised. cold for the next day or two and then a warm-up. remember rain or shine, you can have the forecast anytime with the cbs weather app. pictures and video. monotone is on the move to find out.>> i have a jeep which is an old car. my wife tries to get me a give -- get me to give it up, but i won't do it. >> re

kcci's scott reister traveled to bloomfield, where the controversy isn't over for one local team. >> to tell you the truth, i had tears of joy when i finished. scott: it's a moment that didn't last long. while zach hoglund was hanging out near the finish line, he spotted a rival runner, garrett hinson of mediapolis going down. cracks he looked very dehydrated, he was holding his chest. i yelled, is anyone going to help him, so i just jumped in and started walking besides him, so i gave him my hand and walked and gave him push to finish line and he finished on his own. scott: he never imagined what would come next -- a disquaification. the rule states no runner can help or receve aid from another runner. coaches, the official held firm. scott: the iowa high school athletic association uses its rules from a national federation. bid legg of the isaa says he can't change saturday's ruling, it was the proper call, and his hands are tied. >> no wiggle room. the officials or the association is not bigger than the wording of the role. scott: that is a better pill to swallow for a kid trying

year-old scott deluca of new york has set his sites on connecticut, he struck at a liquor store in bloomfield and a steak house in mystic, and now store owners in that area they are keerping a close eye on their stock. >> tried to keep them behind the counter, so that we have an opportunity to actually hand sell that bottle. we'll either have them in locations that are key and then have cameras pointing in that direction so we can watch over those. >> joy: deluca is wanted in four states including rhode island, new jersey, new york and connecticut. if you know where he might be, contact police. >>> jimmy fallon getting the royal treatment at harvard. the tonight show host and saturday night live alum is being honored by the harvard lampoon. they are giving him their elmo award in humor. it the seventh time they besewed include jay leno, john close and robin williams. take a look at this, pumpkins flying through the air in new hampshire tonight. this is all part of new hampshire's first extreme pumpkin chun inevent. -- chunkin event. >> who are can hate pumpkin chun in? you're smashing things

kcci's scott reister traveled to bloomfield, where the controversy isn't over for one local team. >> to tell you the truth, i had tears of joy when i finished. tony: it's a moment that didn't last long. while zach hoglund was hanging out near the finish line, he spotted a rival runner, garrett hinson of mediapolis going down. >> he looked very dehydrated. he was holding his chest. i yelled, is anyone going to help him, so i just jumped in and started walking besides him, so i started walking beside him and gave him a push to the finish line. tony: he never imagined what would come next -- a disquaification. the rule states no runner can help or receve aid from another runner. despite the pleas from fans and coaches, the official held firm. >> i could see where they might think you would be cheating in your own way. tony: the iowa high school athletic association uses its rules from a national federation. bid legg of the isaa says he can't change saturday's ruling, it was the proper call, and his hands are tied. >> no wiggle room. it is an unfortunate occurrence but the officials or t

we are looking at 43 in ramsey. 48 in muttontown. 47 in bloomfield. 45 in wayne. cooler air, yeah, a little bit. 42 degrees in poughkeepsie. 43 in danbury. as you head to the west, 41 in sussex. through the day today, the sun is going to rise and it's going to be just gorgeous. 70 degrees. crisp and just beautiful at noon. at 6:00 p.m., we're still there at 70 after sliding up to 74 and beginning the cooldown as we head through the end of the day. tonight, great for the mets game versus the dodgers. we have a long way between now and then. got to get to work, get the kids out in some cases, and lauren will get you there. >> thank you, dave. good morning. we have a couple of problems out there on the roads. both of them in new jersey. we'll head over to the turnpike and the edison woodbridge area where the truck lanes before interchange 10, there are some emergency guardrail repairs. delays are minor getting into this area. heading into fairview, an accident out there with a downed pole and wire. broad avenue is shutdown and detoured in both directions between 91st

stripe in the middle of it, and had a blue field in the upper corner with a circle of stars in the bloomfield, eventually represent the confederate states. as i said, it very much resembled the first flag created by this country, and the problem when the southt took this flag onto the battlefield, it was confusing for the generals watching the battle take place as to who was who, and because of that there was an argument that something different had to be created to allow for the distinguishing of these issues. a second national flag was created by the confederacy which look like this. this was mainly white, as you can see, with stars and bars in the upper left-hand corner, but the problem is that it looked too much like a flag of truce, so people see all the white -- and so this did not work very well either. after this, there was the third try. the third fly, as you can see here, is different, mainly white, one red vertical stripe, some the flag of truce is taken stars andit has the bars in the left-hand corner of the flag. as you can see, none of these as the flage same we see flying so mu

shows what happened when a clerk caught him attempting to smuggle a $200 bottle out of a store in bloomfieldnnecticut. he escaped after a brief struggle but police believe he's responsible for at least a dozen other wine crimes, including theft of a $4,800 bottle from a restaurant. look at this new video. a drug tunnel found along the u.s./mexico border. homeland security officials raided the tunnel wednesday night and discovered more than 800 packages of marijuana. they arrested 16 people. the tunnel entrance was reportedly hidden inside a fake carpet store south of san diego. according to the feds, the tunnel had its own lighting system and rails to transport the drugs. sheriff's deputies near salt lake city, utah, have arrested a mother and father after a teacher found a meth pipe in an eight-year-old's book bag. the discovery prompted deputies to go to the students' home where they say they found the child's parents and grandmother had all been using illegal drugs around three young children. the children are now in protective custody. >>> temple university is celebrating an historic vic

in sayreville, in neptune, in bloomfield, and princeton. >> i don't believe the legislation is going to move any time soon. >> reporter: one of the laws calling for safer wood construction has been sitting in senator rice's community and urban affairs committee for months. >> this just isn't going to happen and maybe not for a while. >> it's going to happen. no doubt in my mind it's going to happen. >> very little has changed since the edgewater fire took place. >> reporter: paul driscoll says his drive can't compete with the moneyed interest who have the >> lawmakers are being influenced by very powerful organizations and we as citizens have been trying very hard to be heard. >> reporter: campaign finance data show senator typical of most lawmakers. he's received tens of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from industry groups opposed to tougher fire or building codes. because they say it will increase construction costs. rice insists though that the money has no influence on him. >> buildings just like the one that burned in to the ground in edgewater and left so many as we

a tireless search by people in north bloomfield, bristolville and beyond but this 2-year-old spent two nights in the cold so you can imagine such relief when she was found before nightfall sunday. >> thank god they found her. thank god they found her before the sun went down. i'm going to start crying again. so i'm just so grateful and i hope she's okay and i hope she recovers. >> reporter: the sheriff says two dirt bikers who were searching found peterson in a field off of peck road about a thousand yards away from the home where she went missing. >> he was all here praying all of us. there was a bunch of us here. we had to go up and look and she what was going on. it. really busy up there. >> reporter: for people in this community it is no doubt a miracle. >> this whole community was united in one thing, it and was asking god for a miracle and he gave us a miracle tonight he gave us a miracle. >>> so joaquin stayed well offshore of the u.s. but there were still problems. let me talk to you about what's happening in the carolinas. now we've seen this spin on by of course from the west

fred of bloomfield, colorado.'reilly, every now and then, you do a good interview like the one last night. i love the every now and then stuff. joe, imperial beach, california. bill, i'm selling my tickets after seeing you cower before cair. shame. you'll have plenty of buyers. more than 4,000 tickets have been sold. we'll see everybody in south florida and chicago coming up. go to billo'reilly.com. gary fisher, bill, i was surprised to hear you indorse the aarp. no endorsement from me, gary. some of their positions are good, some not so good. i just steered you to a good interview about killing reagan on the aarp website. >> marie, arizona, killing reagan, wow. who knew? great read. finally, the factor tip of the day on the subject of killing reagan. published reports say a group of reagan loyalaliists are organiz to attack the book. they threatened me and martin even before we put the book out. well, as president reagan used to say, martin duguard and i are ready for you. nothing new. we're all attacked by zealo

the garden state parkway north at 151 up by bloomfield an accident reported. suspended. effect. >>> thank you. >> great weather for the pitch, temperature about 50 degrees. make sure you have your yankees coat and hat. great fall classic weather. we've got a beautiful sunrise. now the sun is officially up. we're looking at a temperature of 52 degrees. it's going to be a really nice 73 this afternoon. normal high is 67. we're 6 degrees warmer than normal, and 7 degrees warmer than normal tomorrow, an even warmer day we have showers on friday about early afternoon, midday early afternoon and lasting into friday night. a nice weekend is coming up. >> very good. thank you bill. that'll do it for us, i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm ken rosato. >> more local news, weather and traffic coming up in 25 minutes. good morning america is coming up next. pretty shot right there of the skyline from news copter 7. thanks for watching. >>> good morning, america. flood fears grow in south carolina. raging waters slice dams in half. carving a path of destruction. for some, the only hope is re

and bloomfield, new jersey looking lovely. and i will say this, there are more clouds making the the exit off the east end of long island but soon everybody will be enjoying beautiful blue skies. and let's show you this gorgeous picture. sunrise is at 7:01. right now, partly cloudy and 53 in the city. and north winds at 10 miles per hour. and looking ahead, sunny and cool for the fall weekend and looking very nice but overnight tonight, so chilly that some will be in the 30s north and frost. so bring the flowers in that are susceptible to the cold. but keep the pumpkin out. and warmer for your day tomorrow than this afternoon. and then 70s returning for a portion of next week. your columbus day looks amazing. if you have the day off, it's looking really good. for today, topping out at 65 degrees. and the normal high is 66. sunrises at 7:01. and sunset tonight at 624:67:89 that's getting so very early. and we haven't even turned the clocks back yet. it's going to be a winning weekend. that's the title of this graphic and i agre

bloomfield, colorado, o'reilly every now and then you do a good interview like the one last night.d then stuff. joe brock, i am selling myic tickets to see you and miller after watching you cower before care. shame. you have plenty of buyers for the phoenix show. more than 4,000 tickets have been sold. south florida and chicago coming up go to bill o'reilly.com for the don't be a pin head shows. i was proud to see you endorse the aarp. no endorsement from me some are good some are not good. i steered you to a good interview about killing reagan on the aarp web site. killing reagan, wow, who knew. great read. finally factor tip of the day on the subject of killing reagan. loyalists are organizing to attack the book. we know these people they threaten me and martin before we put the book out. as president reagan used to say, martin and i are ready for you. my book is on lincoln, kennedy, jesus and patton we are all attacked by zell loualots and j people. it tells the truth. it accurately per portrays rona reagan from a scared man to a >> check out the fox news factor web site which i

a little downpour right there, it's headed from paterson and new milford into hackensack, bloomfield as well. this is racing eastward, could be in hoboken and new york city. by 4:30, 4:45. during this hour, we'll see some raindrops, the first in new york city. the heaviest is over northwest new jersey right now. some lightning in eastern pennsylvania. the heaviest over northwest new jersey. it's also pouring over northern westchester up to bedford and heavy downpours in southern dutch excess put new mexico cant, along i-84 not a pleasant ride. that goes back into orange county. rain is getting lighter in the catskill. here's the high revolution futurecast. it's doing a nice job and really focusing on these storms getting to i-285 by 4:45 with the first raindrops in new york city by then, and then the heavier downpours getting into 5:45 lasting until 6:30 to 7:00 and then pushing to connecticut, long island and monmouth and ocean county during the 7:00 hour, and then the worst should push offshore by 8:00. looks at temperatures behind the front, we go from near 80 to into the 50s. a d

guardian angels will take on bloomfield after the bees upset "i am" lourdes yeah yeah yeah 80-48.oneill saint mary's falls 68-22 to humphrey st francis. osmond falls to osceola 72-42.randolph moves on over johnson brock. they'll face falls city sacred heart who beat emerson hubbard.lions decatur falls to lawrence nelson 38-22regional semifinal volleyball heelan up two sets to one on le mars trying to clcle out the bulldogs. 1) 21-15 crusaders but this is the perfect serve from sydney rand. just catches the net and falls in. 216 heelan. 2) it's 21-17 heelan when the bulldogs make a great effort keep the ball in play. but heelan's taylor ferguson is just like ... *no*. that makes its 22-17 and heelan was inching closer! 3) bulldogs not giving up. it's 23-17 now. rand is back to make the block on the heelan spike. 23-18. 4) match point for heelan now. le mars holding on. christa zenk with the throw down! 5) but overy next serve. ferguson with the set. and thdefense for perfect spiright 3 heel tthe match they mto face wdenison schleswig 3 winner faces akecenennitalr a trip raidekennedy fran

millie is from bloomfield, nebraska. her favorite color is pink. she likes to play dress up, paint, and play with her brother. and our last 4 on 4 birthday of the week is carter. carter is from le mars, iowa and celebrates his birthday tomorrow, saturday, october 24th. he enjoys playing outside,e, reading, putting puzzleletotother and playing with his john deere tractors. do you have a siouxland did celebrating a fourth birthday? send us their picture about a week ahead of time, some fun facts about them and we'll put it on friday 4 on 4's. << >> << wx timer @ :45 you'll want to pack the umbrellas today with on and off showers expected throughout most of our friday along with a few rumbles of thunder. the good news for football game goers tonight is that the raishould begin to taper this evening, although a leftover shower or three is possible for kickoff time in some northwest iowa towns. most should be dry though as cool and breezy conditions take over with northwest winds at 15-25 miles per hour and temperatures bottoming out in the 40s. clouds

and that will help everyone -- the case in maine, the individual in bloomfield, and millions of others who have had a miserable experience with a mental health system that is broken today in part because of lack of coordination, in part because of lack of funding. i'm so thankful to senator cassidy for being with me on the floor today. i'm grateful for his friendship and cooperation on bringing this truly bipartisan mental health reform act to the floor of this senate. we recommend it to our colleagues. we look forward to the upcoming hearings in the help committee that we both sit on. and we hope to be back here on the floor of the senate as soon as possible to move forward on its passage through this body. thank you, mr. president. thank you to my colleague, senator cassidy. i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. is quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i ask that the proceedings under the quorum be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i ri

he's believed to be the person, the same person who stole a $200 bottle of wine from a store in bloomfield back in august. investigators say they've also linked him to similar crimeb in rhode island, new york, and new jersey. certainly he knows what he's looking for. >>> this was a surprise delivery in new jersey for a haslet township homeowner. a mysterious package with 50 pounds of marijuana showed up at the front door. the homeowner called police, they took the drugs. then authorities posted a message on facebook inviting the intended owner of those drugs to come down and claim the package at police headquarters. one has taken them up on that offer. >> shocking. >>> federal agents in california made a massive drug bust near the border with mexico. homeland security officials raided a sophisticated drug tunnel on thursday. that's not all. they also found 12 tons of marijuana and arrested 16 people. the 35 0-foot tunnel had a lighting system and ventilation. it was hidden in a san diego carpet store. these tunnels aren't new, a:though. >>> there's some hollywood heavy hitters hitting the

. >> reporter: bloomfield police say he stole twice from the store, but it doesn't end there. an hour away, investigators believe that person is the same one caught on surveillance video in their town. on monday, police say this familiar-looking man stole a $4800 bottle of wine from octagon restaurant inside the mystic marriott. >> all of the surveillance photos are matching up. >> reporter: investigators identified the man at 25-year-old scott de luca of new york and say his crime spree spreads well outside our state. >> we have linked this person to a series of crimes that have happened throughout rhode island, connecticut, new york, and new jersey. >> and that was jamie ratliff reporting. de luca already has active arrest warrants out in new york and new jersey. police in connecticut, you know they're applying for one as well. >>> raphael joins us this morning. i'm looking at the radar there. we have some rain in the area. woke up to that. a lot warmer than yesterday. >> yeah, it's mild. almost a muggy feel out there with that rain. >> you can smell it. >> 2 it smelled funn

stanley in bloomfield, kentucky, democrat, what is on your mind this morning?r: i was a union man for 30 yearsyears. in 1972, in michigan i was making $10.50 an hour. health care for insurance and a pension plan. 2015, the people here in , theyky do the same work work for a lot less money. no conditions, you pay for your own insurance and everything. host: so you agree? guest: i agree with the young lady. say thatlso like to government, we the people to vote for the people, and by the people, i believe that's what mr. lincoln said, seems to be party andepublican now even the democrat party is for less government and less government. are they meeting to say that is less for the people, less by the people?less of the host: thank you. karen, republican from california. what is the policy issue on your mind this morning? caller: i want to his on two points that i wanted to direct about the unions. when i worked i worked really hard and i got so fatigued i became disabled. people that work to, they have to work so very hard, and if they have to keep that up, they ar

. >> host: clark bloomfield, new jersey, please go ahead. the last call today. >> caller: okay.nted to criticize tom but i have four things want to say. two of the first two criticisms but i'll let that slide. i just want to ask you two questions. your drive -- you said before your life changed on the vietnam war, that event changed your life from being a republican to a democrat. that i don't understand that because the vietnam war was a democrat war. it wasn't even a war. it was an illegal action. >> guest: yes. >> caller: it was -- just blow mist mind -- >> host: would you like him to explain that clark? thank you very minute. >> guest: sure. first of all the vietnam war didn't turn me into a democrat. i was largely apolitical in a partisan way until probably 15 years ago or so. i was more a pox on all their houses. it caused me to question my own government and question the wisdom of politicians politiciad mow to -- a lot of white house grew up in that time realized he had been lied to. the gulf of tonkin revolution was a eye. lynn on johnson was great president except for t

left lane gets by. 280 westbound, mccarter highway parkway at bloomfield avenue. >>> partly sunny, high of 75. tonight, mild, 57. tomorrow, a few more clouds and a chance for late i rain to the north an west. 74. friday, not as warm but still 59 degrees. coming up on the "today" show, simple steps for success at work. we'll have another update in >> 8:30 now. it is wednesday, october 21st, 2015. quite a famous date, and we've got a delorean on our plaza this morning. it's "back to the future" day right here on our plaza. looks pretty good. looks fancy. >> mm-hmm. >> and dry. >> sweet. >> as in bonus. >> already this week we've done pizzas, we've done burgers on the what the heck are you eating week trying to make healthy day, joy bauer tackles frozen yogurt. you often teeth thinking it's better than a bowl of ice cream but is that the case? >> unless you saw the "seinfeld" episode. >> i live next to that frozen yogurt place. >> and two stars, oscar nomineecates hudson here to talk about her new comedy with bill murray "rock the kasbah". >> and joan lunden here to catch up with patrick d

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