rapids forgned cedar years. they lived in this neighborhood in downtown cedar rapids. they lived in three different homes. have documented where they were. they went to the school list it on the site where the public library is now, and orville wright wrote in his autobiography that when they were children in cedar rapids their father brought home a flying toy that inspired them to study flying. so the inspiration for flying happened in cedar rapids we loved that. this is one of the early significant sites of the wright brothers. >> not only did they live here in cedar rapids, but former first lady mimi eisenhower. >> she was well known in iowa state history, that may me dow amie was born and i will come and she lives here for 10 years. she was here because their g as a was workin as buyer. she spent the first 10 or 11 years of her life in cedar rapids. one of the home she lived in is still standing. it is one of the great secrets. home is right here on the right. it is the second home on the right. the white squarish looking house with the porch. miethe childhood home

makeup of cedar rapids. >> what year was this? mark: the 1870's. the diversity changed dramatically overnight. the existing population fully welcomed the bohemian population here. they populated this area around the job source. the result was they built their own downtown here. other cities have little italy's and little china's. we have little bohemia. the only city in the united states that has a little bohemia neighborhood. as this became more industrial, the focus shifted toward the west side. this is a former bohemian movie theater. they had bohemian language films. the former hardware store. this is the oldest restaurant in cedar rapids. since not changed at all 1934. because of the bohemian immigrants of eastern europe, that opened the door for all other ethnic groups to come to cedar rapids in the 1880's. they were followed by the influx of russians, italians, greeks. we have an early muslim population coming here in the 1980's. a small chinese population. different background of faith are welcome here as well. we got a re

. >> the cedar river runs through downtown cedar rapids. it is named after the red cedar tree, which is native to the region. city hall sits on an island in thematter of -- middle of cedar river. up next, we speak with a political reporter from "the cedar rapids gazette" about the 2020 campaign and what is new for the upcoming iowa caucuses. it becomes much as my story, it has all been about new jersey, but the reality is my roots are right here in des moines. i learned very quickly that people in this state take the early state status that you have very seriously and show up with curveballs and really smart, really perceptive, and really difficult sections -- questions. the direction we go will be started right here in iowa. >> what you poll county democrats do will not only affect this county and this beautiful state, it will affect our nation. caucus season is underway. it seems like we are almost a year away, it is less than a year away. klobuchareekend amy is in the state, kierstin johnbrand, eric swalwell, delaney, i'm probably leavin

this happened on sheriff road between cedar heights drive a cypress tree road in capitro heights aund 10:30 last night. >> our justin finch on the scene at sheriff with more on what led to the crash.

this happened on sheriff road between cedar heights drive a cypress tree road in capitro heights aund 10:30 last night.

cedar rapids. this would have been the stage. the audience would be sitting back in the larger living area. he was also really handy. he pushed this part of the heritage house out and created another source of light for himself. he also created this space as a place to put his paintings. you can stack a bunch of canvases and boards and push it back into the wall. it is out of sight and out of mind. you are not tripping over your art supplies all the time. here are some of the other paintings he did while working in the studio. this is woman with plants. a portrait of his mother from 1929. she is holding her snake plant. he was really inspired by northern renaissance painters he saw in germany. it was typical in the northern renaissance to paint a portrait of someone holding an attribute of their personality. she has her plant. daughters of the american revolution is another fantastic one. this is a painting i really like because i think it shows his witty personality. when he was creating this larg

we're talking about eastbound heriff road near cedar heights drive.d lanes have reened. that is the good news there. cheverly, no problem bw parkway southbound there at 202.ok br down truck. sounds abandoned blocking a lane and causing problems. in the district, northbound 295 pennsylvania avenue, have an accident westbound southeast freeway before the 3 ird street tunnel. right lane blocked by a cash. and 2nd at constitution, suspicious package. lanes blocked. 66, 95, okay. westbound 50 after west ox you have an accident there. guys? >> thank you. >>> 6:32. back to the breaking news in prince george's county. meliss melissa just thenmentioned four people are dead from the crash. >> justin finch with more. what does it look like now? alep >> reporter: a look at the crash scene. when i first started on sheriff looking at the pink markers showing the path of that suv last night traveling westbound here on sheriff road, crossinghe eastbound lanes, losing control, knocking down mail boxes, going on to the sidewalk before krching into that pole where pepco

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single-story cabins, cedar roofs. enough amenities and security, but very pleasant, simple place to go where many presidents up on respite. holly: talk about your role and the staff. michael: it's run by the navy. it is been that way since it started. roosevelt took the sailors from the yachts and have them guarded. it's navy command that operates and maintains the principal facility. on the weekends, it takes on an aura of being a place where the president and his family and guests can get away. holly: presidents use this as a recreational retreat, to get away. they also use it to entertain and host world leaders. tell us about what goes into a world leader visit. michael: a big factor at first for getting ready. a lot of work with the state department. we usually stay on the sidelines and watch our present work with world leaders. we always talk about building relationships before you need them. when you stand on the sidelines and watch the presidents do that, they invite a couple to camp david and you see how impor

i mean i would get outside, and this is before we owned a bulldozer, would chop down cedar. it was like unbelievably therapeutic. i would ride bikes. but mainly i rested. now, here's the thing about these retreats, though. you never escape the presidency. and so the definition of getting outside the bubble, at crawford meant there were probably 150 staffers of some sort or another down there, which made it fun because it meant there was a lot of other cedar choppers available to help. [ laughter ] laura and i entertained a lot of world leaders there, and we've got a lot of fond memories of conducting personal diplomacy on the ranch. it became kind of a way for us to give some of these leaders a special look, and it really did open up the dialogue in a much easier way than had we been discussing things in the white house. i remember koizumi and i sitting out by the pool there talking about japanese history. lord, i took a great walk across the prairie with angela merkel and her husband. putin came, and we had a press conference, and rather than have it on the ranch, i decided

if only cedar could tell the story of where she's been. cedi definitely wish recognized the whole family right away. they are making up for lost time. great endingthe attack that le guard with brain damage and how . >>> right now at 6:00, one video but two different opinions. the attack that left a security guard with brain damage and how it's playing out in court. >>> plus, she got her hand stuck in the door. and then watch, she gets dragged. we investigate the move muni is making tonight because of that silicon valley style. tesla's new, big idea that could revolutionize a lot of people's lives. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica beull. tesla is releasing what is called their self-driving cars. but are yoube driven? >> there is till a lot of hurdles in the vision, including the dmv. scott is live today with the bold announcement. scott? >> reporter: well, raj, elon musk telling us eventually these cars will come without steering wheels or ped

this is roughly betwe cedar heights and cresstreet.nside of the suv we know there were four people who were killed. at first, polic thought perhaps two of those dead were pedestrians who were caught in th wreck. but they later learned upon further investigation that all four were inside that suvst and loheir lives in that crash last night. in is the traffic issue medical -- this is the traffic issue melissa was talking about. pepco crews are working to restore the power pole that was downed in the crash. keep that in mind as you are driving, if you drive through this area in the morning. you will see a choke point. one lane closed as they continue the work here. eolice have not yet identified the victims of th crash or perhaps more on the cause. as we get the information, we'll bring it to you on air and on line. live in capitol 4.heights, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's been a deadly year on prince george's county roads. in sfebruary, people including two children died in a crash in bowie. according to police, the driver s drunk w

. >> the cedar river runs through downtown cedar rapids. it is named after the red cedar tree, which is native to the region. city hall sits on an island in thematter of -- middle of cedar river. up next, we speak with a political reporter from "the cedar rapids gazette" about the 2020 campaign and what is new for the upcoming iowa caucuses. it becomes much as my story, it has all been about new jersey, but the reality is my roots are right here in des moines. i learned very quickly that people in this state take the early s

he'll be visiting cedar rapids and du buick today and des moines and iowa city.know history biden's prior white house runs have cratered in iowa and if you've seen the video a look at why this time it might be different, eight years beside the president who won iowa in 2008. >> this country wasn't built by wall street bankers and ceos. you built this country, the great middle country built this country. that's the story of america. >> let's go to cnn's jeff zeleny live in cedar rapids. jeff, the voice of barack obama. tell us more about this new video. >> reporter: john, no question. vice president biden is coming into iowa like he's done several times before as a presidential candidate but this time he has a different title and that's the front-runner in this race. it's very early, they know that, but he's trying to keep that sort of momentum alive so he's going to be having his first rally here in cedar rapids, and they started it with that campaign video from former president barack obama. now we know he did not endorse joe biden, his friend, but those words c

it's cedar, and it protected the jeans very well. >> if they're indeed solomon's from way back when,eans are also a remarkably well-preserved relic of a completely different pioneer success story. mike harris, author of "jeans of the old west," knows all about that. >> how did this whole levi boom start? >> well, in 1870, jacob davis, who was a tailor in reno, nevada, he was approached by a woman who was married to a woodcutter. >> turns out that her woodcutter husband constantly rips through his pants pocket. it's a common problem. whether concealing a pistol or hauling heavy gold nuggets, the weak pockets just can't handle the stress. >> so jacob davis gets the idea. he saw the rivets on his workbench, and he decided to put those in the pocket corners. >> adding rivets to pockets -- it's one of those seat-of-the-pants innovations that make america great. the result? stronger dungarees that can stand up to the tough work thrown at them by the miners and laborers of the day. >> and after about a year, he was getting so many orders, he couldn't fill them. >> davis, who needs capital a

. >> reporter: shortly after this video was taken, 4-month-old cedar disappeared. family convinced she had been dog-napped. so when she was gone, heartbreaking? >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: it was even harder for chase and w khloe only had pictures to remember her by. >> i was angry. but i was pretty sadtoo. reporter: but something remarkable just happened. nearly two years to the day that cedar disappear officer 2,000 miles away in colorado found her shivering in a snowy ditch. the local vet discovered she was microchipped. tracinger back to the peterson in florida. >> it is almost ike tlyhefa imi day found out i was pregnant after five years. >> it was that -- >> surprise.ha >> it was t big of a moment. >> it was that big of a moment. >> reporter: cedar not only reunited with her human family but her sister cece, too. >> so if onlyou keedor tell us what happened. >> reporter: kerry sanders. nbc news, florida. >> d wsn't matterhere these been. glad she's backe' >>> and w glad to see it really warm up today. lauryn. >> we're going to be warming up today. 82 is ou

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between cedar and pine is closed in both directions. we'll keep you posted on that situation. (justine) a car almost hit a mother pushing her child in a stroller today.. it was right after a traffic accident, and one of the drivers says he had to act fast to avoid hitting the woman and her baby head-on kron4's haaziq madyun has the story from san francisco (justine) an east bay jury convicted a man in a double fatal d=u=i crash that killed two children. the crash happened two years ago in concord on highway 4. lemuel wilson crashed the sedan he was driving into an s-u-v carrying a family. a 10 year old boy and 5 year old boy were ejected from the car and died. a 3 month old baby and the mother who was driving were also hurt. wilson fled the scene after the crash. today he was convicted on all counts. (grant) some bad news for p, g and e customers... our monthly bills will soon be going up.(justine) the california public utilities commission just approved a rate increase to recover costs from several years ago kron 's dan kerman is live in the newsroom and dan i understand this

in an official stop in between cedar rapids and dubuque at an ice cream store in monticello. he made his first official stop, cedar rapids, iowa, he waited little time getting into the general election business, and gunning for president trump. >> we can't afford four or more years of a president whose entire agenda has been to divide the country, to split us, to make us be -- we have to talk about unity. we have to bring people back together again. >> this is biden's third term as a solo candidate in iowa. in 1988, it ended poorly. in 2008, he took fifth place in iowa with less than 1% of the vote, dropped out shortly after that. now he shows up in iowa with a dominant lead. according to the latest cnn poll, he's 24 points ahead of bernie sanders. some say big on front this early makes biden vulnerable. >> he's coming in with a target on his back this time. as a front-runner, people are already targeting him but not least of which is the president of the united states. >> about half hour ago, biden weighed in on twitter over venezuela, "the violence in venezuela today over p

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searching there's no information we only live in st anthony's was one of the eat locations hit in the cedar blasts on sunday all around it is a neighborhood in mourning residents here saw another explosion on monday in an abandoned when i speak will be to receive the bodies of friends and loved ones they silently contemplate their own survival a few feet from the site of two blasts as locals here prepare for few one of those they tell us that the death toll in labor would could have been much higher but for the practice that people closer to the charge of ben was on saturday evening and on sunday morning people who live father of eight and services the blasts hit on easter which was a sunday morning. this is a mixed neighborhood people from all religions just like here many residents muslims and hindus pitch in to help local christians are unable to understand the carnage there and then a little who will say this is new for us you know even during the time of the tamil tigers we weren't targeted even the tsunami didn't damage this area and these attacks of shocked us. that the guards do sta

it's quite loud in cedar rapids.made his first campaign appearance as a solo candidate since 2008. this time he's enjoying the top of the heap falling far behind bernie sander, who is far ahead of the other candidates. after a few greetings, biden got right after the president, after the general election, attempting to breeze over the other candidates saying election. >> four years this administration will go down as a moment in time. but give eight years of this administration in the white house, we're going to forever and fundamentally change the character of the country. >> reporter: coming off a labor theme yesterday, he said the moral obligation of our time is to rebuild the middle class. he talked about the dignity of work. he talked about a $15 minimum wage. the biggest challenge for biden is the fact that he's out front this early. the other candidates are now fund-raising off him. senator sanders was on the air yesterday, pointing out the differences in their record. the way one reporter from the des moines

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it all starts today here in cedar rapids. >> yes, can he get past iowa?rther than he has in the last two attempts? we'll find out. great to see you, jeff. >> joining me now, cnn politics reporter and editor at large, chris cillizza, it's great to see you guys. chris, let's start on the polls. polls are a snapshot in time. it's early in the race, but this poll tells you at least at this moment what voters are interested in. what stands out to you? >> polls are a snapshot in time, you're right, but you would rather be at 39 if you're joe biden than 28 where he was a month ago. you have to be happy if you're biden or a biden supporter. i'll note, if you dig a little into that poll, what's fascinating is that biden's lead is largely predicated on his lead among non-white voters. he's at 39% to sanders' 15%. he's at 50% among non-white voters. remember, as barack obama proved in 2008, non-white voters in democratic primaries make up an absolutely huge influential chunk. yes, iowa and new hampshire, where jeff is in iowa today, very white state in terms of its

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loaned him the money to buy cedar hill, and it became a 22-room house in the center of las point. douglas's huge extended family. all of whom lived in washington, moved to -- four surviving adult children, 21 grandchildren, three siblings who adopted him or they adopted him, and always a variety of hangers on, all of whom were financially dependent on him. so he's the citizen of the capital, the black folks -- and a lot of that but what comes with that is the scrutiny no african american had ever had, and in the book i tried to show that his family, in effect, in washington became in a way the black first family. and everything they did, good, bad, and ugly, and there was plenty of all of that, got into the press almost every day. but he was very proud of this life with some centrality to national power, although he was really not inside of much real power, which also frustrated him. >> thank you for that, and on to children homes in washington, d.c. a children home became chicago, so i spent six years living in chicago during graduate school and i know them to be a very proud, pr

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capitol heights, sheriff road was shut down at cedar heights drive. the investigationascleared, and all lanes have reopened. mclean, inner loop after the dulles toll road, right line blocked byhe work zone. annandale, outer loop, between little river turnpike and braddock road, right lane is getting by there. in fairfax this morning, eastbound 66 after fairfax county parkwae work zon is blocking right lane. >> thank you. >>> more new onhe breaking news melissa just mentioned. four people died in this crash on sheriff road in capitol heights. kproper 4 -- chopper 4 was there around 10:45 last night. on the ground, first responders tried to rescue people from the mangled white suv. prince george's county police ssed the center of the road and slammed into a utility pole. ape man and woman were thrown from the suv. another man and woman were trapped deinsi all four died. the impact also took down that utility pole and power lines. sheriff road is back open. >> it's been tough ooa the rds in prince george's county lately. >> now to the release of the er r

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fake news and interestingly enough one little nugget that came out remember when james komi was fired cedar sunder said in the briefing room not far from where i'm standing that one of the reasons they fired him was because he liked support among ordinary f.b.i. staff and she told robert miller's investigators that wasn't based on anything it was essentially made up and in the past in another time that would probably have led to a resignation now don fisher at the white house thank you and back now with steve clemons in our washington news and he is the editor at large of the hill has been with us as we've digested everything that's coming out and it's kind of pretty thick and fast can i go back to maybe something first of all that allan mentioned about robert mueller himself what do you think is the likelihood of us hearing from him one day because i feel now that the report is actually out there it almost supersedes what bilbo was saying we can now read most of the reports for us selves . well i think that's right but there are a lot of open questions in this report there are areas where

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the good cedar we know has been rebuilt in renovated many times over the centuries about how much ofan architectural blow has the structure suffered. well i would say there's two major periods of architecture that have been lost when instead in one thousand century restoration i feel lately duke and his colleagues. serious who are one thousand century restorers who rebuilt the spire built it in a cottage revival style similar to the early got earlier gothic form but still in one thousand mark or a kind of nineteen century work and then they lost so the roof which was a chamber roof and it's we have really very few examples of timber roofs and people might not be so excited about that part of this or this thirteenth century and made you know entirely that you know timber. needles for example temper pags and it's a know how and there were you know maybe a handful in france left from the thirteenth century because you know they do catch on fire so to have one that is left now in the thirteenth century is very rare and well now we've lost this latin and what is it what does that mean a p

and to cedar brasilia. this is al jazeera and these are your headlines now military commanders in sri lanka say the bodies of at least fifteen people have been found after a shootout connected to the easter sunday bombings six children are among the dead in the eastern city of cold when i several raids were carried out around the city police discovered explosives a suicide vest and an eyesore flying floor and three has more from colombo we're hearing that there have been fifteen bodies that were recovered including that of six children this is from the place where there was a gun battle with authorities that took that erupted on friday night and it started as one of the search operations that security forces have been going down conducting across the island over the last week and that tend into a gun battle that went on for more than an hour at the very least now a search operation is still underway for more gunmen for more suspects several former ministers from sudan's ousted ruling party have been release

trees in the high category, biggest irritants, oak and cedar. if you have lots of oak trees around your house, you know what i'm talking about. you get these brown-like pollen pods following down. it's like sea weweed on your driveway. that's going to be a big problem all week long. if you can handle this, we have a nice day coming our way. it's all from high pressure. it's keeping the storm track, rain off to the north. second thing it's doing is importing this warmer air from the south. this is in place the next three days, but i ry the xtforecast. this means for tomorro sunglasses to keep that sun from blinding you on your commute. otherwise it's not going to be too cold. 58 for the south bay, peninsula 56, and the tri-valley at 59. east bay 57. north bay also looking good there at 58. so it's going to be a fast climb with these temperatures as you move into the afternoon. we are back up into the upper 80s for a lot of the south bay. you got east san jose at 88. gilroy 89. not quite as hot in los gatos, but warm at 85. warm est weather tracke

information we have only lived there for them in st anthony's was one of the ether locations hit in the cedar blasts on sunday all around it is a neighborhood in mourning residents here saw another explosion on monday in an abandoned run as people read to receive the bodies of friends and loved ones they silently contemplate their own survival a few feet from the site of two blasts. as a lot busier prepare for few one of those they tell us that the death toll in neighborhood could have been much higher but for the fact is that people clause of the charges then was on saturday evening and on sunday morning people who live fathered over it and services the blasts hit on easter which was a sunday morning. this is a mixed neighborhood people from all religions just like here many resident muslims and hindus pitch in to help local christians are unable to understand the carnage. you know and then the little blue thing this is new for us to make you know even during the time of the tamil tigers we were talking tens a lot of even the tsunami didn't damage this area these attacks of shop chess. the b

pine, oak, juniper and cedar is what is the main culprits over the next four days that will probably cause if you have allergies some problems. morning overcast. 40s, 50s, clouds will be departing at noon. and it's a breezy but bright afternoon. upper 50s to the mid-70s. the temperatures will come down by 7:00 p.m. pentagon forecast showing you the expanding fog layer as we head towards tomorrow morning. even some drizzle along the coast is not out of the question between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. first thing in the morning, look out for the fog. make sure you dress in layers because it will be a cool start. temperatures mid 40s to the low 50s. tomorrow afternoon, 62 in san francisco. 66, oakland. 69 in san rafael. 74, santa rosa. pretty nice looking day. low 70s around napa, concord and livermore. 65 in santa cruz. it will be breezy, though. if you're look for warmer weather, wednesday the warming begins with upper 70s inland. thursday some low 80s, and you will notice that friday, inland areas will see the temperatures coming up. you can track the temperatures any time you want. accu

off because cedar has sort of also broken in that's where the spire failed in and did the interior of the. structure seems to be largely intact at the moment and as those experts as they assess the damage i mean there's also a search for answers here barbara how could this have happened we understand that an investigation has been opened what more can you tell us in that mystic investigation has been started sarah by the prosecutor of paris and they're talking to the workman who were working there yesterday because the point is there was restoration going on expect especially around the spire in this roof area so something happened there yesterday afternoon somebody left a tool plugged in that was still hot some sparks were flying somewhere and taking hold in those huge old beams and then just later hours two hours later setting the roof ablaze a maybe it will never exactly determined what the reason was bad. of course prosecutors and police are trying to figure out what happened but it seems fairly clear it was a terrible really heartbreaking accident what is the mood there on the st

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he had been at cedars-sinai ever since. singleton, though, died today. he was 51.cted a number of films you've seen, but is most famous work was "boys in the hood." at this point he was the youngest director ever nominated at age 23, and the first african american director ever to be nominated. congresswoman barbara lee is a fan. she called singleton in statement, quote, a trail blazer who opened doors for countless african american filmmakers. john was an icon and will be sorely missed. >>> as of tonight, there railroad mo about than 700 measles cases across the country. that's the highest number in 25 years. in the bay area there are about a dozen cases. there are three or four schools in marin county with low vaccination rates, and that concerns health officials. only 22% of the kids at marin waldorf school have been immunized. >>> he was after the ring, and the ring may have done him in. here is new video alameda police want you to see. that's a porch pirate taking not a package, but a doorbell camera from a home on lafayette street. do you recognize him? offic