other officers respond, including clark county sheriff gene kelly who hired the deputy himself. >> i circled around and i saw her down. at this point, we had a man in that trailer. >> the shooter is 57-year-old michael ferryman, a resident of the trailer park with a history of mental health problems. he's barricaded himself inside his mobile home. >> i still got movement at the trailer as well. he just keeps kind of looking out the window. >> cameraman don hatcher from wdtn in dayton finds a hiding place behind a tree to record the scene as it unfolds. >> it was a good spot. i could see everything. and i stayed there and nobody knew i was there. the cops couldn't see me and hopefully the guy with the gun couldn't see me either. >> sheriff kelly orders the shooter to surrender as officers set up a perimeter. but the gunman has a big advantage. deputy hopper is lying only feet from his trailer and it's impossible for the police to move in without drawing fire. >> we wanted to get suzanne out, but i did not want to have another person sacrifice their life to get her out. >> sergeant chr

showers in culpeper and orange county and winchester and clark county and foreclosure county, virginia. the heavy rain is back to the west. look at the line of rain. notice it is down to the south and west here in through the portions of north carolina and virginia and roanoke and moving our way. it's progressing fairly slowly. by the time it gets going by 5:00 a.m., everybody seeing rain out there and we will see periods of moderate to heavy rain at the 8:00 hour. that's why the rush is on the slow side. and with the frontal boundary coming through at that time we could see a couple rumbles of thunder around noon, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon when it pushes by. we're talking much cooler temperatures. rain will be moderate to heavy on the steady side. the big umbrella is what you need when you step out. the bus stop forecast, good idea to drive the kids to the bus stop. i know i'll be driving through, 63 degrees. showers in the afternoon. a nice mild shower. we're not talking about a cold drizzle or rain. it is a mild rain and temperatures into the 60s all day long. it's friday we

all six are being held at the clarke county jail. four other departments helped the osceola p-d conduct the sting. the iowa state police say they are looking for this historic sign. the grounds keepers recently noticed the three-foot-long mackay hall sign missing from the front of the building. however...they says it could have disappeared anytime between august and october. the bronze sign is valued at about two-thousand-dollars. but the i-s-u police say it's got more sentimental value as it is was likely put up in 19-11 when the building went up. if you have any information... contact story county crime stoppers. a des moines man says his car was stolen and the auto repair shop...it was sitting at.... should be held responsible. however the repair shop says the alleged crime did not happen on it's property channel 13's jodi whitworth has the story 132920 - im loosing out on work, i gotta pick up other younger siblings, da jour robinson says he's having a tough time making it from point a to point b these days. he says his car was s

soliciting prostitution is a misdemeanor in clark county, whether you solicit somebody on a street corner an internet site there is always a possibility you will be busted by a cop. how do you tell a 70-year-old man that it is a bag of mixed goods, really, when you bring a complete stranger that is as young as your grand daughter back to your room to engage in an act of prostitution? have you ever been a victim of a violent crime? no. ever been mugged? probably your lucky day there were two cops instead of two pimps. they could have put a gun to your head and taken your wallet. so i want you to think while we are getting you processed. i want you to think of the things i have talked about. denny's wants your business. the police department doesn't. >> shaw continues to deny to our producer his intention to pay cash for sex. >> how often do you buy sex? >> i never have. this is the -- but i never have. >> why did you do it today? >> i was going to breakfast at denny's and this gal, who was provocatively dressed and she wasn't a teenager girl. >> sure. she's an adult woman. >> yeah. >> she

ryan: this criminal complaints from the clark county courthouse chill was three men, two women who now face prostitution charges. this after police in oc all of -- in ocl a -- in a schola -- in osceola -- these officer started planning the staying in june. >> and allow us -- it allows us and send a message of we don't want your activity here. ryan: the bust netted six arrests, five for prostitution. four of them are from des moines and west des moines. >> we wondered if this was something you -- we needed to get ahead of. ryan: the police chief said officers spotted local ads for sex acts popping up on local sites like craigslist. >> any crime like this, any sexual crime, is a concern for a chief in any town. ryan: investigators created their own ads which drew solicitors from the metro to small-town osceola. >> high-volume traffic areas, i-35 between des moines in kansas city, and we are right on that route. ryan: and addition to police arresting those individuals on prostitution charges, they arrested another woman from des moines for prevention of drug paraphernalia -- for drug para

they're all being held at the clarke county jail. stephanie: we now know what made more than 50 roosevelt high school teachers sick last month. it was bacteria in meat served at a lunch at the school. the polk county health department says the bacteria clos-tridium per-frin-gens caused the staff to get sick. it's not clear where the meat was from, but teachers were all served the food during a lunch on october 22nd. san a des moines teen was stabbed with a screw driver while walking home last night. it happened around 5 last night in the area of 16th and washington. the 15 year old victim told police he was walking home with a friend when they walked by a man who was staring at them. the teen says he asked the man why, and then the man came up and stabbed him with a screw driver in the stomach and then ran off. the boy is ok, but police are still looking for the suspect. jack: a local leader is getting a big raise. jack: des moines water works c- e-o bill stowe is getting a half a million dollar bonus over the next 5 years. million d

ryan: these criminal complaints from the clark county courthouse show us three men, two women who now face prostitution charges. this after police in osceola set up an off-site operation for a human trafficking sting. investigators conducted operation trojan horse at a local motel over a 14-hour period yesterday. these officers started planning the sting in june. >> a sting allows us to control the environment more, we can control who comes in, who comes out. also, just to send a message of, we don't want your activity here, if you're here go somewhere else. ryan: the bust netted six arrests, five people for prostitution. we've learned four of them are from des moines and west des moines. the two women, sharree austin and belladonna guirgis, came to the hotel together. >> we wondered if this was something we needed to get ahead of, so we did. ryan: police chief martin duffus says officers spotted local ads for sex acts popping up on sites like craigslist and backpage.com. >> is this a concern for you as chief in osceola? >> any crime like this, any sexual crime, is a concern for a chi

all six are being held at the clarke county jail. four departments helped the osceola p-d conduct the sting. the polk county health department says meat served at a roosevelt high school luncheon, is the source of what made people sick. 58 teachers and staff got sick after the lunch on october 22nd. the district canceled classes because so many staff members had food poisoning. the health department tested the food and conducted more than 100 interviews. while it did find the source...the department isn't releasing who provided the food. it also can't pin-point if the problem was in preparation or handling. if you are getting a stomachache from all that leftover halloween candy, you can give the rest away. the juvenile diabetes research foundation is holding it's great candy swap. kids can exchange their goodies for a fun...non-sugar... substitute. j-d-r-f will use the donated candy as "thank you" gifts to corporate partners that support j-d-r-f year round. 15:20:51-15:21:08 november is national diabetes awareness. so its a great way

. >> reporter: four people in king county, nine in clark county, one in cowlitz county and five in skagit county all suffering from intestinal illness. the outbreak caused state and local health officials to hold a rare saturday news conference. >>: "most of the cases are associated with the restaurant chipotle. um, but at this point in time, not all cases have eaten at chipotle. we believe a food item is probably the cause of these infections but we don't know at this time, what food item that is." >> reporter: we spotted employees working at the chipotle on university ave. through the window, we could see someone cleaning up. and it is that -- say these chipotle customers -- that will get them to eat here again. >>: "the fact that they closed all their stores seems um responsible to so. i hope they open soon." >> vicki: chipotle sent the following statement saying, quote - "we are working with health department officials to determine the cause of this issue. we offer our deepest sympathies to those who have been affected by this situation." >> vicki: a season ban on wood- burning fires

>> that's not all later in the interview tarantino took a shot at our friend milwaukee county sheriff david clarke they are slandering me. i'm not a cop hater. patrick lynch, that's the way they attack me is calling me a cop hater. that's the way that milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, who is on fox all the time says that i'm putting police in danger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been killed by the police. but at the same time, they say that about anybody who acknowledges that there is a problem in law enforcement in this country right now is considered by law enforcement part of the problem, whether that be mean, whether that be bill de blasio, whether that be president barack obama who, in the case of both patrick lynch and david clarke have accused all three of us of this action. >> here to respond milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. sheriff, he seems aar bit unhinged to me watching that interview. that doesn't excuse what he did and what he said. he said those comments, made those comments about, murderers talking about cops at anti-cop rally. a weekend afte

welcome clark county sheriff. how does the president support al sharpton who sends the attorney general to investigate racism in ferguson but his own police department he couldn't back up say he's on the side of the police. >> you know that he created this narrative that coincided with the police. this has gone on long enough. the president of the united states and his people need to get their boot off the back of the american police officers so that we can get up and go back the to help maintain what little quality of life exists in the american ghetto. we want to go back to enforce constitutionally approved laws, the rules of law. we want to engage in self initiated and assertive policing to help protect the good, law abiding black people that live in the american ghetto. but the officers are not going to do that without the protection of the political class, who have to be guided by the rule of law instead of emotional rhetoric. >> i want you to listen to fbi director jim comey. >> i spoke to officers privately

. >> the clark county coroner says austin tom died of an overdose of ecstasy. >> business was boomingnter when one after another, concertgoers stumbled in after partying too much. >> preventing drug induced deaths is the job of dr. andrew basos who runs mystery land's medical unit. >> i think with the windchill last night we were in the 30s. is there any hypothermia? >> what is the most encountered drug? >> molly, if you take too much or get a bad batch of it, it can really do things to your cardiovascular system and that's where you run into overdose serious problems. >> the drug testing kits aren't allowed into venues like this. can't they help? >> we work with european companies that have these festivals and drug testing is very common there, but we stop short of on site drug testing, because you're really crossing the line because if you're giving them a product uses an illegal product, you can make that extension to condoning it and we don't want that interpretation out there. none of us condone any drug use whatsoever. >> the rave act was designed to protect festival goers but s

while george, who pld not ilty, set up a ministry in the clark county detention center.ria remained convinced he did not do it. >> why, the age-old conclusion, the husband always does it. >> he was a statistical suspect from day one for sure. my opinion is, they sandbagged around that to make a case. >> why, she asked, should anyone believe an addict and known liar over george? and detective's theory that a guilty conscience led to a suicide attempt? that was hogwash, said maria. >> but let me tell ya, he has been on suicide prevention squads. he's an emt. he is quite knowledgeable about what it takes to kill yourself in a vehicle. so, driving that large vehicle into a k-rail with your seat belt on is not how an expe tries to commit suicide. he did somethi stupid, but he didn't try to kill himself. >> and it wasn't just george'samily who stood firmly behi him. fellow firefighters came to his grads, childhood friends. >> i truly believe he's innocent. he gives too much of himself, and i think that that is one of the reasons he finds himself in the situation he's in. >>ere

east of newton, montezuma act to the south, and to the west along highway 34 into union county, clarke county, lucas county, chariton seeing some of this, also centerville picking up freezing rain. temperatures cold enough for the freezing rain down to the south, 32 in lamoni. as soon as they hit the sub freezing objects they are freezing on contact. 32 in des moines and ames. cooler to the north in fort dodge and -- cloudy skies by noon, 35. we are tracking that winter storm that is going to be affecting northwestern iowa. alyx: this morning, people all over the country are mourning the victims of the colorado three people were killed by the suspected gunman robert lewis dear. dear is now in custody and expected to make his first court appearance on monday. police are also saying 12 people were injured in the shooting, nine people were shot, five of those being police officers. three other officers were also injured in other ways. officials say that all are in good condition and are expected to recover. looking ahead, the national security agency is expected to end it's sweeping collection o

then i started telling stories about the big white horse at the clark county fair. we became the closest of friends. but the problem was when i left the senate and i came back one t ime, when i was given hugs, and one of the new republican senator said what were you doing? i was talking to levin. we don't do that. i said, that is why it does not work around here. you jerks turn into salt pillars. look backwards. i said other things, too, but i do not want to get into it. judy: anyone of you who want to jump in, but when it came to some of these tough civil rights issues, melody, whether it was voting rights, some of the civil rights amendments, how did he deal? you said, he would say keep going. did he never get discouraged? because things don't move quickly in the senate. melody: well, just an overarching,. cooment. -- comment. i remember one night vicki had a meeting in the dining room. it was pouring rain. we will have dinner in the kitchen. she kept opening the door and telling us to be quiet. i asked him that question for her. have been here 40 years and he loo

. >> the dallas county sheriff, jim clarke, was an even tougher version of birmingham's bull connor. and these are the people of dallas county, and they've come to register. and you know this within your heart. ? clarke knew what he wanted to do to me, he couldn't do it in the open because of all the cameras, right? >> get out in front of the camera. go on. >> facing your giants. we're willing to be beaten for democracy, and you use abuse incomes in the street. you beat people so they won't have the privilege to vote. >> i'm here to tell you tonight that the mayor of this city, the police commissioner of this city, and everybody in the white power structure of this city must take a responsibility by everything that they do. >> we are marching today to dramatize to the nation and the world, that hundreds and thousands of citizens, particularly here in the blightville area are denied the right to vote. >> opposing the protesters was a force of alabama state troopers, sheriff clarke, and the clarke's so-called posse men. >> i thought we were going to be arrested. the major said troopers

that's the way that milwaukee county sheriff david clark, who's on fox all the time, says i'm putting police in danger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been killed by the police. but at the same time they say that about anybody who acknowledges there's a problem in law p enforcement in this country is considered by law enforcement part of the problem, whether that be me, or proem.esident obama.a. >> his new film is due christmas day. >>> and talking about dropping in through dinner. patrons stopped him from leaving until authorities arrive. they sayve grimes was trying to dinein and dash and cut a hole in the sealing in a men's room to get t away.aw he denies trying to get out of paying the check. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. isn't that a crazy story? >> wouldn't you just run out the front door?do >> that would be typical. >> ever beenyp to the grand canyon? >>>> no. >> it was snowing there yesterday. and for those that like to take gorgeous pictures, it was picturesque at one of our most beautiful seenic national parks. we just got done with a

. >> here with reaction, milwaukee county sheriff david clark and fox correspondent geraldo rivera. in the michael brown case or in the cambridge police case acted stupidly. wrong without having any facts, i would argue just the opposite of what he said is true. >> and i surprisingly may agree with you. i think the president has gotten involved in -- first, hello to you and the sheriff. has gotten involved in racial matters only when the african-american person is portrayed as the victim, whether it's trayvon martin or michael brown. he jumps in and the classic naacp, we are victims, takes care of the situation. the president has failed most profoundly in the area of race relations. why? yes, there is a terrible problem with police brutality but it pales in comparison to the ghetto civil war that's going on. this black on black violence is not to be ignored. it's not to be minimized and i have never seen the president get engaged when it was an african-american killing another african-american or two gangs killing and an 8-year-old is killed. >> why years ago, sheriff clark, didn't

clark's father said his son was murdered by police .. shot while he was handcuffed. officials at hennepin county medical center have not released clark's condition, but his father said he's brain dead. new york city's mayor and police commissioner announced the deployment of the n-y-p-d's new critical response command team today. the task force is now the frontline to the city's defense against terrorism. it's also just part of how the n-y-p-d plans to heighten security after friday's terrorist attacks in paris. mayor bill de blasio believes there is no safer city in the country than new york city when it comes to countering terrorism. mcdonald's customers will have a new deal to choose from in the new year. beginning january fourth, the fast-food chain will launch what it calls the "mcpick 2" menu. customer will be able to pick two of the following for two bucks: a mcdouble, a mcchicken, small fries and mozzarella sticks. the menu will be available in u-s restaurants for five weeks. mcdonald's says after that, it may change the details of the offering, but it'll be keeping the "mcpick" concept

that is the way milwaukee county sheriff david clark who is on fox all the time says i'm putting police in danger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been killed by the police. but at the same time they say that about anybody who acknowledges that there is a problem in law enforcement in this country right now is considered by law enforcement part of the problem. whether that be me. whether that be de blasio. whether that be president wrack bam. >> his next film hateful eight is due in theaters on christmas day. >>> not trying to dine and dash thing with you. you have never done that. >> never. we would never do anything like? let's get into the forecast. rain showers to the northwest today. weak system. but nothing like we what saw going through the rockies yesterday and the northern plains today. pictures from the grand canyon. it looks beautiful an average day. add snow makes and it very impressive. about nine inches of snow in flagstaff. and look at the maps this morning. it snowed last night in denver. and now we have snow up through south dakota. the storm s

that's the way that milwaukee county sheriff david clark who was on fox all the time says that i'm puttingolice in danger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been killed by the police. but at the same time, they say that about anybody who acknowledges that there's a problem in law enforcement in this country right now is considered by law enforcement part of the problem, whether that be me, whether that be bill de blasio, whether that be president barack obama. >> his next film "hateful eight" is due in theaters christmas day. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. >> good morning. watch shares of facebook today. they hit an all-time high last night as the social media giant's beat wall street forecasts. facebook has 1.55 billion users who log on at least once a month. the company is also launching a new app called notify next week that alerts users to articles on sites such as mashable and "the washington post." >>> the fda approves glaxo smith kline's new drug to treat severe asthma. it's an add-on to other asthma treatments given once a month by

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke joins me now.tom line, are we doing enough to protect americans? taking this seriously enough? >> in my estimation, we're not. the president doesn't have a sense of urgency that he needs about the islamic terror threat. and as far as homeland security, i think we need to take a look at this thing do, it on the fly because the wolf is at the door. i disagree with director comey, i have a lot of respect for him. there are threats to the homeland, i saw a video this afternoon where threats were made to the white house and other areas, new york, washington, d.c. you have to take those things seriously. i'm getting tired of the agencies saying there are no credible threats. there were no credible threats in paris, france before the horrible terrorist attack that happened there either. we need to do a better job with our intelligence because that's where we're going to make it difficult for the terrorists to penetrate our defenses here at home. not make it impossible, because we are a target rich society

milwaukee county sheriff david clark who was on fox all the time said i'm putting police in danger standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been killed by the police. but at the same time, they say that about anybody that acknowledges a problem of law enforcement in this country right now considered by law enforcement part of the problem whether that be me, bill deblasio, president barack obama who in the case of patrick lynch and david clark have accused all three of us of this action. >> yeah. is that what you think this is about and why they have seized on this comment and given it as much life as it's been given? >> well, yeah. like i said, it's much easier to feign outrage and start arguments with celebrities than it is to deal with the fact they have -- the citizenry lost trust in them. also, but there's also another thing going on. they're not dealing with the issues that we were talking about which you would think they'd want to deal with at least to some degree or another. no. they want to demonize me, they want to slander me, imply that i'm saying things i didn't sa

clark. >> minutes ago the napa county sheriff's department announced they recovered a body in the same area of the napa river where a woman went missing last night. the sheriff's department says they have not positively identified the body as that missing woman. not yet. friends say the woman went jet skiing last night after 8:00 near the napa valley marina. the woman's jet ski was recovered near a bridge with major damage. it's consistent with a possible collision in to that bridge. the video you're looking at is from this morning. the coast guard and the helicopters out there helping out with that search. the crews started searching for her shortly after 10:00 last night. friends say she always wore a lifejacket when she was on the water. the coast guard confirmed with us the recovered body did have a lifejacket on it. we'll keep you posted. >>> a homeless man is being charged in san francisco in connection with graffiti found in a french school in san francisco. 44-year-old edward vanwright is charged with vandalism, trespassing, and being a sex offender on school grounds. it's possible

that's the way the milwaukee county sheriff david clark, who was on fox all the time says that i'm puttingnger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been dill kilned by the police. but at the same time, they say that about anybody who acknowledges that there's a problem in law enforcement in this country right now. it he's considered by law enforcement part of the problem, whether that be me, whether that be bill de blasio, whether that be president barack obama. >> that does it for us tonight. you can watch chris hayes' full interview with quentin tarantino next on "all in." >>> trump lets it rip. let's play hardball. good evening. i'm chris matthews on a day that it appears donald trump is now convinced he's got a real chance to be president. after months of gobbling up free media attention, he's going to start peeling off the dollars to get his brand across the american way. he's about to spend a chunk of his billions in paid on-air advertising. well, the big question is how he will use his personal financial heft to bury the few rivals still in the field against hi

that's the way the milwaukee county sheriff david clark, who was on fox all the time says that i'm puttingger by standing up for the rights of unarmed citizens who have been dill kilned by the police. but at the same time, they say that about anybody who acknowledges that there's a problem in law enforcement in this country right now. it he's considered by law enforcement part of the problem, whether that be me, whether that be bill de blasio, whether that be president barack obama. >> that does it for us tonight. you can watch chris hayes' >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i have to call the murdered the murdered and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> quentin tarantino joins me for his first tv interview since those comments at a rally against police brutality. why he's not backing down as police unions call for a boycott of his film. >>> then, what fueled the republican wins last night? >> this is a great night for the republican party in the state of kentucky. >> and what it may or may not say about the 2016 race. >>> plus, a stunning twist in the death of an illinois cop known

. >>> just hours after the deadly attacks in paris earlier this month when milwaukee county sheriff david a. clark, a frequent fox news guest, tweeted "if gop plays this politically smart they can end any chance the dems win the white house in 2016. war is politics carried on by other means." that same night ann coulter wrote, "they can wait if they like until next november for the actual balloting but donald trump was elected president tonight." that view expressed rather crudely above that the american people turn to the gop during times of increased fear of terrorism is a widely held view. one could almost call it's conventional wisdom. in fact, today marco rubio released his first tv ad focusing on terrorism, specifically the attacks in paris. >> what happened in paris could happen here. there is no middle ground. these aren't disgruntled or disempowered people. these are radical terrorists who want to kill us. i'm marco rubio. i approve this message because there can be no arrangement or negotiation. either they win or we do. >> that ad will start airing tomorrow according to the rubio campai

the owner of an enfield day care is on trial in grafton county the death of a 4-year-old in her care. willis shine clark was found hanging by her coat in the back yard of of mary ellen burrit's days later. the 56-year-old was watching five children under 5 years old at the time. according to the state, burrit took the children outside but then went inside with an infant. it was during that time that willis somehow became entangled. the state alleges that she put the children in harm's way by not being present with them outside. she also faces two counts of failing to license the day care. an autopsy will happen today on the body of an 11-month-old alexandria boy. the state attorney general's office says police were first called to a home on fowler river road on friday after learning that a child had been hurt. he passed away on sunday. investigators spent much of saturday gathering evidence. officials are calling the child's death suspicious. it's an international manhunt, police are still searching for the masterminded behind the par is a tax as well as the 8th attacker. meanwhile, people in tustles, f

clark was killed in what police say was a scuffle with officers responding to an assault... a county prosecutor says it will be up to a grand jury whether to bring criminal charges. tomorrow is one of the busiest travel days of the year. an estimated 47 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles or more according to triple-a, with about 3-point-6 million flying the friendly skies. meanwhile.. the state department has issued a world wide travel alert... a rare move... it's only issued six in the past four and a half years. at the philadelphia international airport... officials are on high alert this holiday season. it all comes after more terror threats following the attacks in paris and mali. the scene was the same at the airport in miami.. where at least one passenger wasn't going to let the alert interfere with her travel plans. song says: " yes, especially these days. my mom she was very nervous when we were booking the trip to miami. she was thinking maybe we shouldn't go, we should just stay in new york and maybe travel an hour long instead of miami, taking the airp