. >>> buena vista social club populares mÚsicos cubanos son los primeros artistas basados en la islaanca en mÁs de medio siglo enseguida los detalles. >>>♪. >>> este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs. >>> ♪ >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes se multiplican repercusiones en mÉxico luego de la divulgaciÓn del video con audio en que se ve la fuga de joaquÍn 'el chapo' guzmÁn. >>> mientras autoridades dicen que van a investigar la filtraciÓn del material los custodios se defienden por la lentitud en reaccionar e irregularidades, raÚl torres estÁ en el df con lo Último sobre esta polÉmica, raÚl? >>> asÍ es mary y josÉ, hubo muchas reacciones despuÉs de darse a conocer este video una de ellas fue la madre de uno de los custodios que estÁ preso y tambiÉn hubo reacciÓn por parte de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica con un comunicado de a penas dos pequeÑos pÁrrafos. >>> los golpes, los martillazos y la televisiÓn. el ruido termina cuando el chapo ayuda a sus cÓmplices a quitar el Último pedazo de piso para entrar al tÚnel por donde desapareciÓ. >>>

after finishing in sioux cit paul went on to speak at buena vista in storm lake. the latest fox news poll shows paul in 8th place with 3 percent support. the campaining didn't stop there. a former top government officilal was in siouxland, telling why she thinks hillary clinton should be the next president. ktiv's brianna clark is live in the newsroom with that story. brianna? good morning al and sarah. former secretary of f ate madeleine albright campaigned on clinton's behalf yesterday morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton is committed to fighting for women and families. she says clinton's work to ella-vate gender r uality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. ally smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." about 75 people showed up to support hillary clinton's run for the white house.

the iowa lakes corridor development corporation serves a four-county area including buena vista, clay, dickinson and emmet counties. of those four counties, which ones have already received the designation? clay and emmet have already been approved for the program, while buena vista county has submitted its paperwork. a month ago, an effort got underway to get kids off the couch, and into a healthier and more active lifestyle. society had its first sports equipment drive, this afternoon, and had great success. members of the community donated toys, and sports equipment, to help benefit groups that serve the youth of the community. those involved with the effort were surprised by the number of donations and were excited about the difference they will make. "we thought what's a way that we can active. the united way serves multiple agencies, several of them serve the youth of the community, so we thought let's reach out to them and see if said young leaders society chairman, jeff florke. "all this equipment is going to really help boost the programs that we do and really help us be able

carolyn at 73, little bit cooler in buena vista township margot checked in at 68.in south jersey feeling thane noon of the delaware bay and the the atlantic ocean. down in newark, delaware delores has 07 degrees. lower to mid 07's in parts of the new jersey and lynn checks in the lower 07's in cherry hill. we have nice photos coming from some of the weather watchers g fall colors sent in by phil chapline. check this out. that is what we will be seeing over next few weeks with the cool mornings and warm afternoon. not a cloud in the sky today. that will change tomorrow. let talk about what will happen. here's what is ahead over the next four days or so. tomorrow the cloud do return. we will talk about some rain chances, and then again, this is spotty showers. the not everybody sees it. probably won't need the umbrella hit or miss stuff. mid week, sunshine does return. temperatures really comfortable where they should be in the mid to upper 60's and then colder air returns once again, for the end of the week and weekend as stronger cold front approaches. until then,

. >> people living near buena vista camp say that they are pushing for the drug using to stop. tara moriarty has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: the breast taking views of san francisco. multimillion dollar homes, majestic trees, bustling street just around the corner. neighbors say that buena vista park has a dirty secret. >> came down my steps 6:30 in the morning to go exercise and there is somebody sleeping on the bottom of my stairs. >> reporter: she has lived here since 1978. the city needs to clean opt park and the ashbury -- clean up the park and ashbury. >> it's not a safe feeling. there's certain parts i won't go in. >> reporter: the spot was once a safe haven for the drifters, recently arrested for the murder of a backpacker and a yoga instructor on the marin county trail. >> the reason that we're upset because a number of us did remember seeing that group. >> reporter: and now they are banning together, asking the city for help. >> i've been offered drug on numerous occasions. it's completely out of control. people are walking around ashbury like zombies. >> repo

we begin tonight in a buena vista county, iowa courtroom... that's where a judge sentenced a storm lake man for forcing his wife to terminate multiple pregnancies. it's a story we've followed since last fall. ktiv's tiffany lane has the update. << "officials say the victim was forced to take pills on four different occasions during two pregnancies, leading both of them to becomeme miscarriages. friday, the victim gave an emotional testimony in front of the court." 55-year-old tony lee appeared in court at the buena vista county courthouse, where cameras weren't allowed inside, as he faced his wife one last time. prosecutors say he paid to marry her in 2010 with a dowry. in 2012, the victim, who's from, called storm lake police after she claimed he tortured her at their home on the 700 block of otsego street. two years later, she contacted

time in more than 50 years the white house has hosted musicians from cube actual the concert bite buena vista marks end of its 20th year of touring but also the revival of u.s. and cuban relations. tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: more than 500 invited dignitaries swayed to the group's after row cuban rhythms as it opened with their snag tune. the white house stopped coming midway through what the group is calling its farewell tour. >> you know fox, nearly two decades this group has been a symbol of the strong bonds between the american and cuban people. the bonds of friendship, culture and of course music. i just hope that they enjoy their stay and i hope that i look as good as they do in a few years. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a 1999 documentary that won an oscar nomination brought the group international recognition sparking the revival the cuba's golden musical age predating the 1959 revolution. since then they have performed several times in u.s., though, not without attracting' at this castro protesters and even bomb threats. their command performance at the white house follows last ju

the store added the reserve parking spot for combat wounded vets, at the request of neighboring buena vista committee. >> in the monthly vfw magazine which we all get, i saw an article with this in it. i contacted the people in omaha, nebraska, they told meal what it was. we said that this was something we wanted to do in our area. >> over the last few years, an organization called wounded warriors family support has given out more than 4,000 of these combat wounded parking signs. >> i think it is marvelous, yes, i am all for it. >> buena vista ordered five signs, so far one at shop rite, and one at town hall. >> we're proud to have somebody like this represent us, in the community, and if people are thinking about us. >> even though this particular effort began with the buena vista committee being combat wounded project is sable anywhere. the goal that some day signs like this would be seen just as often as other handicap signs. >> if this goes well, we should see this everywhere we go. we should see it in shopping malls, we should see it at the movies, anywhere we are people gather and th

. >>> musicians from cuba, the concert featured the famed buena vista social club.s al jazeera's tom ackerman reports, the restoration of u.s. and cuban economic and cultural ties. >> more than 500 invited dignitaries, swayed to the rhythms as it opened with the signature tune. the group's farewell tour. >> for nearly two decades this group has been a symbol of the strong bonds between the american and cuban people, the bonds of friendship and culture and of course music. so i just hope they enjoy their stay and i hope i look as good as they do in a few years. >> the group got international recognition sparking the revival of cuba's golden age that predated the 1959 revolution. since then the group has performed several times in the u.s. not without attracting anti-castro protesters and bomb threats. follows last july's restoration of full diplomatic relations and the opening of embassies in washington and havana. penn any pritzger led a group to havana, nine u.s. governors from both parties, backed obama by urging congress to lift the half century old trade embargo

bought property in the sonoma valley and started a winery that he called one of this debt winery -- buena vista winery. that is the birthplace of what we now know as california wine culture. he didn't plant the first grapes. somebody was already growing grapes when he came. he got interested in european varietals, in 1863, the state established a wine commission because people were getting interested in that. they sent him to europe, and he brought back varietal cuttings of european grapes. the old mission grape went out the window and we begin to grow real grapes, real wine grapes, and he was the father of that movement. by 1920, sonoma county was the ninth raking county and agricultural production in the entire united states, not in california, but in the nation, and that was significant because it was the product of a lot of different things. we were first in hops, significant in line. petaluma was the chicken and egg basket of the world. in addition to that, we had apples in the north county, and french prints. all through this, you had vineyards. you had little wineries, little acreage, fa

our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners app

prosecutors say a nebraska man who didn't get the promotion he wanted at buena vista university has been convicted of hacking into several of the school's computers and email accounts. 46-year-old david boyer pleaded guilty this week in u.s. district court in sioux city to unauthorized in a plea agreement, boyer admitted that in 2009 and 2010, he hacked computers at the university in storm lake. prosecutors say boyer was angry that he hadn't been promoted to technology department. boyer agreed to pay $100,000 in restitution. his seseencing date has not been set. helping the community: the e rk underway to help give sioux city a bright future. and.... power of the pumpkin: sioux city helping people in nene. "brighghfutures" is a commununy impact program that originated in joplin, missouri...and today it officially came to siouxland. it's a process to bring community organizations law enforcement, faith-based, and other businesses. organizations will pair up to help out with anything from a student that needs a pair of shoes to a family that needs furniture or clothing. advisory board memb

in the hills of buena vista park. >> only a few people know where exactly we sleep. yeah, i would definitely make sure i -- >> born and raised in bakersfield, california, josh gradually drifted away from home. >> yeah. >> hey, got any leftovers? hey. >> leftovers? >> please. >> since i was about 14, i have pretty much gone my own way, you know? i was able to make it in school up until my senior year and then i just fell out. i bet you it's hamburger. i don't need anything. i don't need a house to be happy. i don't need food to be happy. food's free, dude, as you can so well see on haight street. >> josh is a runaway musician without an instrument. he says his guitar was stolen in santa cruz, a beach town 70 miles south of san francisco. >> all i need, man, is 35 bucks and i can get this guitar from goodwill, and with that guitar i can make enough money to get a better guitar from the haight-ashbury music store. but i don't want to be here this long. >> josh says he met his girlfriend annie while he was passing through her hometown of santa cruz. she decided to join h

assistant buena vista county attorney paul allen applauded the victim's efforts to come forward. "it certainly was an issue to come forward with all this and she's still an immigrant and doesn't speak english and i'm sure she was scared to do so," said allen. friday, lee was sentenced to 15 years in prison for two counts of forced consent to termination of human pregnancy, assault while participating in felony and other charges. allen says this sentencing can provide his wife with piece of mimi. "that't'what you always hopepe for, espeeally for a victim,, said paul allen, assistant bueue vista cocoty attorney. "and ou always want th to have an opportunity to maka statement in court because it helps them with closure." "lee has 30 days to appeal the judge's decision. he is not eligible for bond. in storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane ktiv news 4." >> the judge also issued a no contact order, which means lee can't try to contact his wife, even by phone, for five years. prosecutors plans to renew that order every five years as they expire. a sioux city man, who ran a school-based program

bought property in the sonoma valley and started a winery that he called one of this debt winery -- buena vistaary. winery. that is the birthplace of what we now know as california wine culture. he didn't plant the first grapes. somebody was already growing grapes when he came. he got interested in european varietals, in 1863, the state established a wine commission because people were getting interested in that. they sent him to europe, and he brought back varietal cuttings of european grapes. the old mission grape went out the window and we begin to grow real grapes, real wine grapes, and he was the father of that movement. the920, sonoma county was ninth raking county and agricultural production in the entire united states, not in california, but in the nation, and that was significant because it was the product of a lot of different things. we were first in hops, significant in line. petaluma was the chicken and egg basket of the world. in addition to that, we had , ands in the north county french prints. all through this, you had vineyards. you had little wineries, little acreage, farmers

they will complete the investigation, they still reflect on the day of baby doe's funeral at the buena vista memorial park cemetery. "it was just a sad, somber day that we lay to rest an unnamed, small child, who's only family at the time were only people who other community strangers to that child." a day which showed how one baby could bring a community together. in storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> lieutenant cole says that he hopes they are able to complete the case while he is still with the police department. if anyone has any information, you are asked to contact the storm lake police department by calling the number on your screen. and to prevent tragedies, like this, prosser says there are always other options for parents. "contact a counselor's office," said prosser. "look at the safe haven program's where you can drop the children off at hospital emergency rooms and so on, as opposed to doing harm to those children. talk to adoption agencies. there's a variety of adoption agencies out there that will work with you." under the "safe haven" provision, the law allows par

ilia: al regresar la popular fiesta cubana buena vista social club y su historial presentarse en la casa y la nuevo dice que tuvieron en la casa blanca con el presente, presidencia hispana es ese primer grupo cubano en actuar residencia oficial. >>interpretÓ sus Éxitos mÁs conocidos. veamos un poquito. ♪ ♪ > no lo tengo en mÍo retraso no sÉ qué clase de entrenador se hace que tiene sus calificaciones ojalÁ que les vaya bien yo si lo que si te digo es que mÉxico tiene entrenadores muy capacitados en sudamÉrica. solo se que ver quiÉnes han sido los campeones.

they top buena vista, 44-13... after seven straight successful weeks... iowa finally gets a saturday off... and they could use the break... the hawkeyes are a little babaed up on both sides of the ball... so the biggest benefit of the bye week is... they hope to be a little healthier coming out of it... as for the coaches.. they're not blinded by the 7-0 start... they spent the week self-scouting... and the coordinators have we're constantly looking for better ways in that third and two to three... whether or not that's a throw... whether or t that's a run... i think that's an area that we can improve in as we continue down the stretch... my biggest thing that i think we need to improve on is giving up big plays... anytime you give up big plays you sit there and watch... and that usually turns into points... so if we can eliminate the big plays in the passing game and run plays i think we should be thats a check of sports -- if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates f

in divison 2 - wayne state falls on the road at winona state, buena vista gets beat by number 15 wartburg, 55-0 in division 3. stste cross country today in fortrtodge - on the boys side, nic peters of e-l-c and dylan cavanaugh of storm lake finish in the top 10 in 3a. siouxland with a great showing in 2a - gable sieperda from george-little rock/central lyon goes 6th - unity christian gets a pair of runners in the top 10 - and tristan hulstein of western christian finishes 10th. unity christian finishes second as a team. avery lester of sioux city east is the top siouxland finisher in 4a. kourtney delperdang is the highest siouxland finisher in any class - finishing second in 3a - ellie mendlik of denison schleswig is 8th. kp/wc's suzanne putze finishes 6th in 2a - and madison schiernbeck of oa- if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electric

we go behind the scenes with the buena vista social club. >> i'm meteorologist allyson rae.d out there. that's an understatement. we know that fall is officially here and a taste of winter today. it's going to be chilly, our chilly asked day of the week. >>> good sunday morning, thank you for joining us for the best place on sunday morning television, i'm mike hydeck. she is allyson rae. there is frost in place is below 30, one or two locations. >> that's right, first time have freeze warnings and frost watches in place. we are going to do it again tonight. if you're looking for warmer temperatures, one, next week will be too bad. we have to get her today and tonight. today will be the chilliest afternoon on the weekends won't will be colder than last night through this morning. then, we'll see some improvement. 41 degrees out there, that is one of the warmer spots. notice the wind, still pretty high at 13 miles per hour. that's going to inhibit some frost from developing in the beltway. once you had outside, frost will be possible. we are a lot colder than we were this time

rand paul went on to s sak at buena vista in stormrmake and finished the dadaat drake university in des moines- as the senator looks to improve his standings in the polls. the latest fox news poll shows paul in 8th place with 3 percent support. the campaining didn't stop there. former secretary of state madeleine albright campaigned on clinton's behalf this morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton is committed toighting for women and families. she says clinton's work to elevate gender equality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for r esident." now, there were about 75 people showed up at this morning's "women for hillary" event. "it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political seas

buena vista falls to dubuque in division 3. nebraska picked up their first big ten win of the season last week with a victory over minnesota. the huskers returned home to lincoln looking to even their record at 4-4 against northwestern. the wildcats are still receving votes in the ap poll after last week's loss to iowa. memorial stadium - always a tough place to play. but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding touchdown just before half - huskers down at the break. but here come the blackshirts in the 3rd - armstrong - the option - keeps it himself - dives in from 4 yards out - nebraska takes a 19-17 lead. huskers still up 2 in the 4th - northwestern only had 177 yards passing - but this touchdown to dan vitale goes for 36 yards - the wildcats build a 30-28 lead. nebraska needs a stop to try and get the ball back - but they can't come up with one late in the game - and northwestern escapes, 30-28. iowa state - big underdogs on the road at baylor. the second ranked bears got out to a 28-nothing lead - cor

president barb for the record and members of the buena vista and fellow veterans and citizens ofsan francisco good morning. i'm nelson lum the thought of the american legion on behalf of the posts of american legion one of the beneficiaries of the trust under which the war memorial wleks was created and many veterans organizations we want to express our appreciation for the undertaking and completing the difficult sxhefks retrofit we are well aware the necessary task surrounding the restoration of our historic building to its form glory we're guess was extremely challenging it is an arduous journal optometry levels but it is a shining example of what your city can accomplish as a military veteran that served our country for many cases fought wars we're honored to be able to occupy the building and share it with the arts community with the operas mask now spaces on the fourth floor and the flexible new art dwrerl the san francisco arts commission an is first floor the city's capability to support the arts a leads there is a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for our beautiful new spa

checking out some action in the i-i-a-c.....buena vista falls to number 21 wartburg 55-0. the beavers have now lost five straight games. allison/elisa/alex tonight, lots of candy and spider webs! oh and ghosts and ghouls! clear south. alswebs! oh and ghosts and ghouls! clear skies and a low of 41, winds shifting to the south. also, don't forget that tonight we fall back! daylight savings ends at 2 am, we get an extra hour of sleep.. and/or halloween festivities! also remember to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and your noaa weather radios! tomorrow, lots of sunshine and warm temperatures for first day of november. beautiful... high 70. 7-day has another reminder about our extra hour tonight, and warm temperatures through wednesday! rain chances look slight for now, but much colder air likely to come next weekend. " " " " it's time for our facebook fan photo of the day. today's picture comes from... if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just >> were you trying to rip me off? >> inside edition's house of shame. >> my garage door isn't broken is it? >> imag

while buena vista drops a 41-34 road decision to luther in division 3. the heelan volleyball classic is one of the premier round-robin tournaments in the state of iowa. 12 teams competing in this year's version - including two teams from sioux falls, and 6 ranked iowa teams. let's start with the host team, bishop heelan, taking on unity christian. the crusaders looking strong the floor - nicely done - heelan wins the first set 21-17. but then second-ranked unity turns it on - allison timmermans with the sneak attack as the knights win set two, 21-16. and unity outlasts heelan in the third set - the star, anna kiel with the hammer - knights win a top-10 battle, 2-1. sioux center, ranked 3rd in 3a, taking on east, who just fell out of the 5a rankings. the warriors won set one, but east fighting hard - jahni heimsoth comes right into your living room - for the kill. back for sioux center - clare kortlever can't find the floor - but gets it on the second try - warriors looking strong. then it's jessica harald with a monster kill - east did win set two but si

buena vista falls to dubuque in >> and now a message from donald and melania trump. >> good evening. as the man who's almost certainly you're not president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to know the real donald. now, you're probably looking at this lovely woman here and thinking, "whoa! who's this? another bangable daughter?" actually, it's my beautiful wife, melania. >> hello. >> she's great -- just great. >> welcome to our humble, gold house. >> not bad, right? i mean, talk about foreign-policy experience. we got the same interior decorator as saddam hussein. now, i asked melania to be here tonight to help me clear up some of the lies that those losers and morons are saying about me, like that i hate women. how can i hate women when i've

prosecutors say a nebraska man who didn't get the promotion he wanted at buena vista university has been convicted of hacking without authorization into several of the school's computers and email accounts. 46-yeaeaold david boyer pleaead guilty this week in u.s. district court in sioux city to unauthorized access to a protected computer. in a plea agreement, boyer admitted that in 2009 and 2010, he hacked computers at the storm lake school. prosecutors say boyer was angry that he hadn't been promoted to become h hd of the information technology department. boyer agreed to pay $100,000 in restitution. his sentencing date has not been set. a manhunt in two states is over after a dramatic shootout overnight. authorities finally finding a fugitive who's been on the run for nearly a weeee nbc's gabe gutierrez is in burkesville, kentucky. << this morning...the manhunt for 62-year-old floyd cook is over. trooper billy gregory: at about 12:21am this morning. officers called into post 15 saying that shots had been fired police...shooting and killing the convicted rapist and robber overnight... t

they top buena vista, 44-13... after seven ststight succccsful wewes... iowa finally gets a saturday off... and they could use the break... the hawkeyes are a little banged up on both sides of the ball... so the biggest benefit of the bye week is... they hope to be a little healthier coming out of it... as f f the coaches.. they're not blinded by the 7-0 start... they spent the week self-scouting... and the coordinators have pinpointed areas to improve... we're constantly looking for better ways in that third and two to three... whether or not that's a throw... whether or not that's a run... i think that's an area that we can improve in as we@continue down the stretch... my biggest thing that i think we need t timprove on is givingngp big plays... anytime you give up big plays you sit there and watch... and that usually turns into points... so if we can eliminate the big plays in the pasng game and run plays i think we should be okay.. to the u-s-h-l... mark carlson and the rough riders hosting sioux falls tonight...stampede already up 1-nothing first per

after finishing in sioux city, rand paul went on to speak at buena vista in storm lake and finished the day at drake university in des moines- as the senator looks to improve his standings in the polls. the latest fox news poll shows paul in 8th place with 3 percent support. sheila? former secretary of state madeleine albright campaigned for hillary clinton this morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton is committed to fighting for women and families. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." about 75 people showed up at this morning's event. a group that wants to legalize casino gambling at race tracks in nebraska will be asking voters to sign three petitions to get the issue on next year's ballot. "keep the money in nebraska" wants to change the state constitution to allow gambling with a 20

on thursday, the the group performed the day they never thought possible. >> give it up for buena vistalub. >> reporter: the band became first cuban musical act to play at the white house in more than five decade. >> can you you describe the moment that you heard president obama invited you to perform at the the white house. >> it really made me happy that i was going to play in such a place that has such influence. >> reporter: over the summer the u.s. and cuba a restored diplomatic ties. many view this historic performance as a further sign of that you go relations between the two former cold war enemies. american university professor ana sarah. >> it is cautious, it is symbolic, it is a international collaboration. >> ♪ >> reporter: the band's leading lady, 84 year-old, is hopeful. >> for cubans and we want to continue with our culture, our friendship, our relationship. >> reporter: so does president obama. >> for nearly two decade this group has been a symbol of the strong bond between the american/cuban people. >> reporter: in fact, band broke through cuban embargo when introducing

to distribute over 30,000 cuban recordings including buena vista's catalog for worldwide sell. tom ackerman, al jazeera, washington. >>> just a reminder that you can always keep up to date with all the latest news and the day's top stories on our website aljazeera.com. new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. floors. >> it's really difficult once you find ways to just get through day-to-day from finding clothing to finding shelter to finding where you will eat. >> today it's hectic because of the snow outside and not a places for us to sleep now and everybody is kind of coming in. >> in just a decade the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled and reaching 60,000 a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any city. >> what we see today, the

wartburg 55, buena vista 0. the royals may have jumped out to a 2-0 lead over the mets. but if you lose tonight, that will be ancient history. it was all mets friday night. they clubbed their way to a 9-3 win over k.c. noah began game 3 with a high pitch, he says it was a message uncomfortable. he did not mean to get that close to the face. escobar said he do not mess with someone's face. game 4 is once again in new chance to tie the series. >> you know, they have been like that all year long. that kind of stuff, when that happens, they always find a way to get fired up and kind of take care of it themselves on the field. not by throwing a people or swinging a bat. scott: i have not played baseball in a long time. but having a 95 mile fastball coming at your head? todd: jason is dressed as a scary weatherman tonight. jason: i am terrified. discover of my face. temperatures backing down to the low 40's as we wake up tomorrow. we get downright sunny, and it is not going away. mid-seventies, gorgeous out there. kara: my name is kara zor-el. 24 years ago my planet, krypton,

this happened on buena vista avenue in yonkers. police say she drove through a fence at that construction site before her car plummeted there down there down into that 30-foot hole, landing on its roof. emergency workers rushed to the scene and freed the woman from her crushed car. it's not clear why the woman drove on to the construction site. but no one else was hurt. >>> we are learning more tonight about the woman behind the wheel of a deadly crash at a college homecoming parade. students returned to class today at oklahoma state university as an investigation continues after past weekend, killing four and injuring dozens more. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: two days later police and the shattered community continue to search for answers and some kind of understanding. after this horrific crash. a car plowing into the crowd during homecoming festivities at oklahoma state university. >> she accelerated. she never hit her brakes. >> reporter: four people were killed. business student nikita, professor marvin stone an

cuba's famed buena vista social club. >> last night it was a bill jammed with a-list artists making thethe humanities act. here's abc's arletz signs. >> reporter: james taylor, queen latifah and usher serenading president obama and the first lady. ♪ whoa ♪ oh merry mercy me >> people sometimes ask me what the biggest perk of being president is, number one is the plane. [ laughter ] number two is he comes to my house all the time with his guitar. >> reporter: before singing in front of the most powerful leader some met a few of their future proteges. michelle obama hosted middle school children at a workshop where they heard from trumbo shorty and the great smokey robinson. >> and i'm sure none of these folks up here ever dreamed that they'd be playing a concert for the president of the united states. >> reporter: the students worked one-on-one with the artists to write their own music and perform their original songs. ♪ hey hey hey hard work for play ♪ >> reporter: all meant to inspire the next generation of musicians. >> i am blessed enough to have gotten the chance to live my dream an

after finishing in sio city, rand paul went on to speak at buena vista in storm lake. the latest fox news poll shows paul in 8th place with 3 percent support. tomomoow morning, republican carly fiorina will be talking with students at spirit lake high school. then she'll take part in a town hall meeting at the clay county fair groundsdin spencer starting at 10:30 a.m. former secretary of state madeleine albright campaigned for hillary clinton this morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clintotois committed to fighting for women and families. about 75 people shed up for the event. after a beautiful day...a cooler night on the way! chief meterologist ron demers joins us from the storm team 4 weather center. freeze watch for western siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am it's easy to get used to this mild weather that we once again gotot to enjoyytoday. but changes are still coming. the wind will kick up on thursday and this will be a colder wind that may keep us in the upper 60s for highs but cause temp_ to sta

the presidental candidate will then make his way to storm lake to attend a rally at buena vista university. this is all part of his iowa 10 thousand college tour. tim: hillary clinton and martin o'malley supporters hosted watch parties this evening. jenna: clinton supporters stated that they looked forward to hearing her stance on social and economic issues. while o'malley supporters believe that he has a proven track record to become the nominee. supporters at hillary's watch party were energetic, cheering on the former secretary of state from afar. and while o'malley is farther behind in the polls, his watch party was making noise... pushing for their candidate to see a boost in numbers, thanks to snappy answers in the debate. "we are watching the debate, we are "we are watching the debate, we are capturing alot of the excitement we have for hillary clinton and just for the democratic cacusus we have here in iowa," said dubbs. jenna: both sides say they're comfortable with how their candidate is performing... and can't wait to see how things progress. tim: a new sioux city kum & go is go

they will complete the investigation, they still reflect on the day of baby doe's funeral at the buena vista memorial park cemetery. "it was just a sad, somber day small child, who's only family at the time were only people who were with him at the time were police and other community strangers to that child." a day which showed how one baby could bring a community together. lt. cole says he wants to solve this case before he retires. he says anonymous tips can be made any time to the storm lake police department. an eastern iowa woman was found dead inside her burning home this morning. waterloo firefighters found rebecca lavenz dead inside her home as they were putting out a fire this morning. initial reports show the fire was accidental ... but investigators haven't found the exact cause. 22 iowans have died in fires so far this to climb around this time of year as home heating season begins. this morning governor branstad continued his statewide series of in boone. one of the first things the governor was quizzed on ... the game of "musical chairs" that the iowa national guard is playing

he also spoke at buena vista university and morningside college. also campaigning in iowa today, madeleine albright. stumping for fellow former secretary of state hillary clinton. albright says clinton is the most prepared candidate for president, highlighting her experience as first lady, senator and secretary of state. , steve: in other commitment 2016 news tonight a new national , fox news poll shows front-runner donald trump losing ground in the republican pack. the poll has trump with 24% support to ben carson's 23%. ted cruz is now in 3rd with 10%. the poll puts carson on top when it come to ethics. nearly 7 in 10 republican primary voters say carson is more ethical than other politicians. the poll also shows support for carly fiorina is only about half of what it was after september's republican debate. she joins mike huckabee with just 5% support. fiorina will be back campaigning in the des moines area tomorrow night. she'll speak at the polk county republican women's chili fundraiser, at the windsor heights community center, from 6:30 to 9

morning, the white house is turning into a major concert hall, performing later today cuba's famed buena vista social club. >> and last night it was a bill jammed with a-list artists making the 50th anniversary of the arts and the humanities act. here's abc's arlette saenz. >> reporter: a star-studded concert at the white house. award-winning artist ss james taylor, queen latifah and usher serenading president obama and the first lady. whoa oh merry mercy me >> by the way, people sometimes ask me what the biggest perk of being president is, number one is the plane. [ laughter ] number two is buddy guy comes here all the time to my house with his guitar. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but before singing in front of the world's mosost powerful leader, some of these icons met a few of their future proteges. michelle obama hosted middle scol children at a songwriting workshop where they heard from trumbo shorty, keb' mo' and the great smokey robinson. >> and i'm sure none of these folks here ever dreamed that they'd be playing a concert for the president of the united states. >> reporter: the students

for decades the musicians were little known outside cuba until the 1990s when the buena vista social club album made them a worldwide sensation. that inspired an academy award-nominated documentary. and soon many band members had found fame in their 70s and 80s. omar a&e liades see hope in the fall of two cold war foes. do you think relations between the u.s. and cuba are getting better? eliades says a day will come when everyone will be able to sit down and eat at the same tame. that gets a laugh from omara who says her band mate speaks the truth and beautiful words. their final song was the spanish version of "perhaps, perhaps, perhaps," a song made popular by nat king cole. >> i knew nat king cole. >> reporter: you knew nat king cole? >> he came the cuba, and we sang with nat king cole and other singers. he sang in cuba, "perhaps, perhaps, perhaps." perhaps, perhaps i can't hear you. >> reporter: and perhaps has never been so promising. margaret brennan, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world,

the buena vista club presented music at the white house. it was the first cuba-based musical act performed at the white house in decades. i'm meg oliver. this is the "cbs morning news." >> this is not me. i would never hurt anyone like that. eric: the defendant apologizes. the accused shooter takes the stand. why he says he cannot remember what happened. elizabeth: president obama is keeping troops in afghanistan. >> do you think and employers should be able to fire and lgbt employee because that person is lgbt? >> i think really what you do in your house, you leave that in your house. eric: rand paul tries to win over drake students. how he outraged instead. thank you for starting your day with us. elizabeth: it is 4:30 on october 16. happy friday. a call friday. -- a fall friday.

down in buena vista township at margot the simon's house. we are cool in south injuries any chesterfield, ed connor at 48. fifty in perkasie. milder, in cherry hill, new jersey as lynn checks in at 53 . bath, 55. chatsworth a cool spot at mark's house at 45 degrees. king of prussia jeff i timlen coming in the lower 50's. the just a few clouds, around here outside but we will warm up, and, start of the october, and obviously last weekend we had clouds and rain around. first few days of the month we are below average but last two above average once again today and tomorrow temperatures stay above average but so far for the month, early yesterday we're running two and a half degrees below average. not much happening on storm can three. high pressure over us, we will see clear skies today with lots of sun behind. rain chances increase, tomorrow, none today, we will bump up to 80 percent on friday. mainly late during the the day during the evening. saturday, some percent chance if that happens it will be before sunrise mostly staying dry. what to