"i think it's probably incredible," said carl williams. "i'm actually us navy from 68-69, served in vietnam, and so i told charlene when i got on here the first thing i'm gonna want to do is reenlist. we won't let him." while lots of fans are getting tour the ship today, many more are content to hang out on the dry land. they, of course, do have beer but with just one vendor. as history has shown, especially in indianapolis, that's just not cutting it for thirsty hawkeye fans on the ship. that'll do it for us here at the uss iowa, we'll send it back to you in sioux city. thanks, brad hanson, live in california. with the game less than 24 hours away, the hawkeyes finally got to walk on the rose bowl turf for a walk-through this afternoon. the grass is replaced for this game, so iowa and stanford will be the first teams to play on it. for theheirst time, they're using kentucky bluegrass -- instead of the traditional bermuda grass. on friday afternoon. the hawkeyes also posed for photo. sgt. bluff-luton graduate cole croston will be right in

. >> reporter: carl william with the aclu calls it a rare and important victory for civil rights. >> today, a little piece of justice has been brought because mary holmes stood up that day for members of her community. >> reporter: the defense maintains garvey used appropriate force that day and in fact the mbta reviewed the video in 2014 and allowed garvey to keep her job up until this civil suit came about a few weeks ago. >> she plans on aggressively defending the case and i anticipate once all the facts come out that she will be acquitted. >> reporter: the judge set bail today at $1,000 cash. also with the condition of her bail she must continue to get treatment for ptsd as garvey is a veteran. live in boston, susie steimle. >> thanks very much. >>> developing this noon iran releases 10 u.s. sailors after the sailors were detained after the boat broke down in the persian gulf and drifted into iranian waters. iranian guards first suspected them of spying. the pentagon says the sailors were not harmed and returned to their boats then transferred to a u.s. ship. iran's revolutionary

a jury found carl wood, william lincoln and hugh doyle guilty in the 2015 hatton garden heist. the hatton garden safe deposit company in london s jewelry district was robbed over easter weekend last year. officials say an estimated 20- million dollars worth of jewelry and valuables were stolen. wood and lincoln were convicted of conspiring in the burglary and launder of the stolen items. doyle was convicted of laundering the stolen goods. one unfinished blue shoe design is drawing crowds to taiwan. this giant blue building-- shaped like a high-heeled shoe-- is actually a church! it )s still under construction -- but that )s not stopping tourists from visiting. the design is to honor the victims of blackfoot disease -- which effects the blood supply to the lower limbs. the church specifically wanted to honor the women who had leg amputations because of the next on newschannel three - finding the cure to cancer - is like putting a man on the moon. an impossible dream - made possible. then at six -- a special deal at the nauticus starting next week. the discount you can only get i

(carl and charlene williams, iowa city) "i think it's probably incredible. i'm charlene when i got on here the thanks brad -- i'm sure it's starting to get real for the hawkeye football team as they took their pre-game picture in front of the rose get a chance to walk on the field they're set to do battle the field in great shape right now -- the north endzone painted in black and gold -- the hawkeyes taking it all in on a great, sunny southern california day -- and as of right now -- now iowa's trip to the rose bowl has been very special for one pasadena police officer -- that's because bill broghammer -- a decorah native -- was a member of iowa's 1982 rose bowl team -- and he's set to cheer on another i tell you it's a great thing happy campers another decorah boy gets to play in the rose bowl. broghammer is actually a distant cousin of josey jewell -- hes been a pasadena officer now for 23 ars -- well we're about to bid a fond farewell to 20-15 here later tonight -- and of course hawkeye fans are hoping for a bigwin to start off the new year right -- we'v

the lines to get onto (carl and charlene williams, iowa city) "i think it's charlene when i got on here the first thing i'm gonna want to do is reenlist. we won't let him." no matterrwhere they are, there's doubt iowa fans are ready for some football. we've got you covered in los angeles. brad hanson, kwwl news. and of corse, as we found out in indianapolis, hahakeye fans come thirsty. there was a beer vendor out at the ship yesterday, but just one--that line nearly as longas the line to get in. hopefully the rose bowl will be well stocked today. . we've got you covered in hanson, kwwl news. we'll have continuing coverage of the hawekeyes hroughout the day right here on kwwl. its coming up on today in iowa... a pair of young animals get test out the snow for the first time. plus...it's a tradition dating back decades...a city pitching together to create a float for the tournament of roses parade. and...we're taking a look at ow the country celebrated the new "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. this is today in

abc's carl joins us now live william how they're copying in the big apple. carl. sgrirchgts a place that is usually full of life and traffic. tonight it's just full of snow. >> tonight millions of americans in the northeast still socked in from the crippling snowstorm. >> didn't expect to be caught in the middle of snowzilla. >> even the d.c. police chief stepping in to shovel out patrol cars. so much snow the plows can't keep up. at the jersey shore roads flooding with chunks of ice floating by and water levels reaching eight feet. governor chris christie praising residents who heeded the early warning to evacuate. >> this is my 17th snow emergency in six years, so we know how to do this. >> further west in pittsburgh. >> it's just been one after another truck stuck. it's just nonstop, and it's just seeming like we're getting anywhere, to be honest. >> the pennsylvania turnpike turned into a long stalled snake. many commuters spending 15 hours in their frigid cars. >> we haven't had any food since yesterday. >> in new york city a full travel ban bridges and tunne

a jury found 58-year-old carl wood... 50-year-old william lincoln... 48- year-old hugh doyle guilty in the 2015 hatton garden heist. the hatton garden safe deposit company in over easter weekend last year. officials say an estimated 20-million dollars worth of jewelry and valuables were stolen. wood and lincoln were convicted of conspiring in the burglary and launder of the stolen items. doyle was convicted of laundering the stolen goods. the race for president now... and tonight's big republican debate in south carolina. the stakes high... with the first votes less than 3 weeks away. iowa frontrunner ted cruz facing new questions about his finances. abc's tom llamas is in pensacola, florida.. where donald trump held another huge rally last night script: this morning senator ted cruz's campaign in damage control after a new report shows he took up to a million dollars in loans from big wall street banks to finance his run for senate. sot-cruz "we borrowed against the stocks and assets that we had under ordinary terms and so those loans have been disclosed over and over and but the new

carl, good morning. i'm here with san francisco fed president john williams. at the american economic association annual conference. john, thanks for joining us. >> welcome to san francisco, steve. >> thanks. let's get right to it. the market looked like it fell out of bed this morning over concern out of china. how much concern do you have and the potential for it to ricochet back on the united states economy? >> it's important in thinking about the chinese data and developments there to realize china's undergoing a significant pivot in terms of slower growth, in terms of the trend slower growth path and also a pivotal wave in manufacturing, more towards the consumer spending. to me it's not as surprisings w weaker data. part of the process that's been going on for the last couple of years. we're seeing good data from china on consumer spending and some other areas. so i'm not that as concerned about that. i think this is an ongoing process china's going through. and, again, in terms of those developments ricocheting to the u.s. economy, i think we have reall

williams, i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto®. hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal ble

carl, back to you. >>> stay tuned with an exclusive interview with john williams.nd gm making a half billion dollar investment in lyft and planning to develop a self-driving car system with the car company. we will talk with dan ammond coming up. >>> look at the dow 30, jim made the point early on we're seeing a strange new relationship between equities and crude. oil is up about a buck. jackie is at the nymex today. >> good morning to you. we had come off the session highs after we bounced a bit on the geopolitical tensions between saudi arabia and iran. wti over $38 a barrel. brent is seeing more of a gain here since we are talking about international affairs that impact that price. in the past, traders tell me headlines like this could have driven the market up more. some of the conversation on the floor right now is whether we're seeing a seat change in how much geopolitical tension does impact oil prices. it's not surprising to see a pop, but at the same time the pop seems muted. bottom line is that it's a new year, and traders are trying to see what the notes

williams, we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carlthat's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto®. hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal bleeding

williams join me in north charleston. relationship can strategist ed rollins joins me now from new york. we begin with carl cameron in north charleston. reporter: one of the main narratives has been the ends of peaceful play between peaceful play between donald trump and ted cruz. for several months the two said they like one another, they like one another and they will refrain from attacking but donald trump has persistently and relentlessly raised questions about whether ted cruz is a natural-born citizen and because he was canadian born and his father was a cuban, american now. cruz is going right back at trump. watch. >> it's very interesting. this issue did not seem to concern donald until a little over a week ago when suddenly he was trailing in the polls in see you what. and i understand, in trump and other candidates in the race being disturbed conservatives are coming together. and when they are disturbed they have try to raise whatever attacks they can. reporter: cruz said trump has quote new york values and conservatives from not the east coast have a different view of the world. it's a nasty ba

carl? >> thank you very much. europe is about to close here. first breaking news on the fed. steve liesman is at hq. >> san francisco fed president john williamsut with comments saying four rate hikes this year would be consistent with a gradual path and he says it will take three years to reach a stable fed funds rate. and a very low funds rate is the new normal. that long-run fed funds rate could be below 3%. he goes on to say it could take six years to normalize the balance sheet, but he sees strong job growth in the market now, but the labor force participation rate is unlikely to pick up the headwinds from abroad. and to wrap it up we got the inventory number at 10:00. we knew it would effect gdp. downward revision again. q4 tracking 1.2% on the back of weaker wholesale inventories. bank of tokyo, down 0.2%. barclays slashing 0.4, and morgan stanley just above zero. 0.1%. domestic demand looks to be okay. this is a major inventory that will bring in the number way down. >> interesting to watch, steve, thank you. >> yeah. >> that does bring us to what the markets are doing, specifically europe this weekend. simon? >> the close is much wors

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carl. >> steve liesman, thank you so much for that kre interesting. jim, you were just basically saying about as dovish a comment as we have gotten from williams and everybodylse. >> i was ready to hear more of the same, continue to hike, forget what you see. that was the exact opposite. is that the fed blinking or a notorious hawk blinking. >> maybe he just called a bottom in crude. i will take that too. >> he is a man who when i saw that he was going to speak, we are going to have a real flip-down when he speaks. that's what will happen. one person does not control the market. i have. i follow everybody. that's different. it is more dovish. to ignore it is to ignore this man's history, which is during a very crucial period, august 24th, he was a little more hawkish. i am trying to stay away from that, because i am a real good boy tonight. all work and no play makes jim a very dull boy. >> it certainly flies in the face of what harold ham says he expects oil prices to do. >> i got hit with people saying i wasn't nice about harold bringing some of the more personal stuff in. i apologize. >> he is so wrong but that's okay. >> he is looking for a double. >> e

"i think it's probably incredible," said carl williams. "i'm actually us navy from 68-69, served in vietnam, and so i told charlene when i got on here the first thing i'm gonna want to do is reenlist. we won't let him." while lots of fans are getting tour the ship today, many more are content to hang out on the dry land. they, of course, do have beer