groups like that ceramic center, new bohemia city market and the national museum and library are hoping donations will offset weeks of lost revenue. two months from the flight and many say giving tuesday could not have come at a better time. >> if you are in the nonprofit world, it's a great way to time to give back to those organizations and people for doing good in our communities and helping people in need. >> many area nonprofits rely on giving tuesday and holiday contributions. some estimating donations account for one third of all contributions. >> some residents a cedar rapids dodged a bullet in flood 2016 one new bohemia nonprofit says that's not the case. allegiant arts expenses in the flood and over 30,000 was covered by flood insurance. regent arts director says the nonprofit is thankful for any support they received during the holiday season. >> facebook is giving back but only because they have to. people across the country are finding checks from the social media giant in their mailboxes. to qualify for the payout you would have to submit a claim for by may 2013. news. to

i love the story about bohemia and see watson on the stop of the stairs and he walks up the stairs andhe says, how many steps are there coming up from the ground floor? he says i don't know. how many times have you come up, like hundreds of times. there's 147 steps coming up from the ground floor, the problem can s you see and do not observe. that's what the book is about. trying to get people to observe. if somebody tells you we need a 15-dollar minimum wij, you need -- wage, you need to observe there are people who never get a job. that's what we have. i don't know if you're old enough when we had service stations. that was some kid to learning to get first job to show up, learn how to interact with the public, those jobs aren't there anymore. that is a real problem, why aren't they there? we have asked public policy to give us results that no one had expected. >> who is this book targeted to? >> to the average person that wants to learn a little bit about how the system operates that they are living within. it's not designed to be academic piece that people are going to read and pub

new bohemia district in cedar rapids has been one of the big success stories since the flood of 2008. today tim kaine stopped for coffee at brewhemia. the virginia senator spent time with patrons before continuing with his campaign schedule. iowa is getting a lot of attention this year as polls showed a slim lead for donald trump over hillary clinton. the man who challenge clinton the democratic nomination is returning to iowa in support of stops in iowa ?tomorrow, including in ?iowa city and cedar falls. falls.if you would like to go rallies tomorrow, we have the information on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. and before you head to the polls on election day, be sure to join us for a final look at the campaign on election eve. eve.don't miss, iowa in focus - vote 20-16 election special, hosted by political reporter kevin barry.you can watch it monday night at 10:30, right here on fox 28. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --he may have lead the blocking me ago .. but the iowa city west trojans say they won't forget a team mate and policeman who was tragically killed. putting a wife

the annual event kicked off this morning in the new bohemia district. proceeds hel >> to corridor schools grabbed national attention this morning. watching pants from mount vernon and williamsburg. in the chicago thanksgiving day parade. as we first reported both bands have been practicing for months . this is the first time either one has been selected to march in a national parade. >> many corridor retailers are getting ready for the holiday shopping rush. this is a live look out of the more full every time we checked back in. managers tell cbs 2 news every store got last shipment for black friday and they should be ready for the early shoppers. the mall will open at -- stay open until 1 am and reopen at six. >> other stores is also open. best buy is open until 1 am. electronics retail reopens at 8:00 tomorrow morning. call ridge mall is open tonight tanger outlets ctr. in williamsburg will be open until 10:00 friday night. >> in iowa city the area chamber of commerce is rewarding shoppers for taking the holiday list to local source. 12 businesses are

and the deals didnt stop there -- at bohemia youll get 15% off a single item...and a free chrismtas ornament to boot. 'just as a thank you for supporting my business. so this is a day that felt natural to do a couple special personal touch to the holiday rush. in ceaderburg, julie collins, fox 6 news. the next shopping holiday is cyber monday! at fox 6 now dot com-- we have 7 tips that will help save you the most bucks and find the best deals! tip one-- plan your shopping early. you can start at fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "cyber monday" did you miss out on shopping today? there is still a very easy way to buy from local businesses. important we support the people in our community the place where you can find truly unique gifts this weekend--- and help local artists. and the white house is getting a little piece of wisconsin for christmas. how the state will be represented in the nation's capitol. break you are watching fox 6 news at would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more v

get it " if convicted, they could face 20 years in prison some stores in the czech village and new bohemia area are taking longer than others to reopen. they had to evacuate because of the flood in september. the owner of rawson's daughter clothing store used to be at the corner of c street and 16th avenue. she says she decided to end her lease during the flood. a smaller shop down the street also decided to leave. that's where she's now moving her business. "10:23:00;03at the time i didn't know what i was going to do i didn't think i was going to re-open and in the end it's been a big blessing in disguise " rawson says she's trying to get the business up and running in time for small business saturday this weekend join people in north dakota who are protesting against the bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another friend plan to be at the standing rock indian reservation early tomorrow morning. they say they will peacefully protest the pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been going on for months over concerns about the pipeline's possible

got started sitting down to begin their feast tonight, thousands of runners made their way to new bohemia or the annual turkey trot. matt lang shows us how runners got a morning workout and gave back. >> reporter: food, family and football and fitness. >> although heart health is not the first thing people's mike thinks giving day this morning there were 2000 people in there's nothing early morning run -- just ask these guys.(nats)but when you can run with loved ones on a holiday to support the american heart association -- that's just gravy. "it's kind of a family tradition now that people come out and run and also volunteer. we have a lot of families that are volunteering volunteer. we have families that are volunteering together. loved the results."last year there's two-thousand"but they aren't the only ones looking to make the turkey trot as much of a thanksgiving day staple as a second piece of pumpkin pie. "two of us are running, the rest are walking." janet and her family were excited to add to their turkey-day tradition. "mentioned the shirts that came with it and the kids were on

putting them in prison for stealing, doing 20 years in prison some stores in the czech village and new bohemia area are taking longer than others to reopen. they had to evacuate because of the flood in september. the owner of rawson's daughter is spending her thanksgiving holiday scrambling to get her business back open. the vintage clothing store used to be at the corner of c street and 16th avenue. she says she decided to end her lease during the flood. a smaller shop down the street also decided to moving her business. "10:23:00;03at the time i didn't know what i was going to do i didn't think i was going to re-open and in the end it's been a big blessing in disguise " rawson says she's trying to get the business up and running in time for small business saturday this weekend. a small group from dubuque will join people in north dakota who are protesting against the bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another friend plan to be at the standing rock indian reservation pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been going on for months over concerns a

i i love the story about sherlock holmes where in bohemia he sees watson up at the top of the stairs in his apartment, and he decide to go up and see him, and he knocks on the door, sherlock has him in for a while, and he says, watson, how many steps from the ground floor? i don't know. watson, how many times have you come up this? like hundreds of times. watson, there's 17 steps. the problem is you see but you do not observe. and that's what this book is about. it's trying to get people to observe. if someone tells you we need a $15 minimum wage, you should observe that that means that there's lots of people that will never get a job in america if that's what we have. i don't know if you're old enough to remember service stations, right? there used to be a thing called a service station, right? somebody pumped your gas, somebody checked your oil, and who was that? that was some kid that was learning to get their first job to show up, learn how to interact with the public. those jobs aren't there anymore. and that is a real problem. why aren't they there? they're not there because we

. ♪ >>> on this day in 1975, bohemia and rhapsody came out with one of the best songs and guitar solos it rose to the charts 41 years ago today. i'm john scott in for shepard smith. the stock market is still very happy today up 57 points. "your world with neil cavuto" and the closing bell is coming up next. >>> this just in, the good doctor is coming to the white house. reports from the wall street journal than ben carson has accepted a cabinet position to run hud, housing and urban development. and that was something he hinted at only yesterday on this very show. >> have you had offers, sir? >> yes, we have had offers. >> is it the hud position? >> i would say that is one of the offers that's on the table. >> and apparently it was and is. and now it's a matter of dotting the

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