d. c. he is 18 years old. he says, once you become-- you get committed, which means being sent to jail-- they give you services. >> he says they give you-- they give you a job, you get a tutor, you get mental. >> baltimore is home to the performance artist. it's an appropriate setting to research violence and economic despair. >> i think that-- that poverty is now considered some kind of a disgrace, some kind of a pathology. >> smith has received countless accolades and awards. in popular culture she's best known for her tv work on nurse jackie and the west wing, and films like the american president. >> i think that, you know, michael douglas was a good president, but martin sheen was a really good president too. >> i spoke to anna deavere smith in new york. >> your work outside of mainstream television tackles some of the biggest social issues facing our country right now. i'm wondering how you're influenced by your own childhood. growing up in baltimore during a time of segregation. >> well, i guess two thin

title...for the fastest time to report a weather forecast rom all 50 states...cluding washington d-c. he kicked off his tour friday in hawaii. now it's dubuque's turn...and the city has been preparing for s visit. kw-wl's shirley desccbeth is live in dubuque with more. al roker will be here at the port of around 9:30. the visitors bureau ays they suggested this location...along with a couple others to nbc. ultimately...this location beat out the others. you ccn see...workerer were out earlier today to make sure the riverwalk is ready for al's production crews...to make sure there will be enough lighting along the riverwalk. the grand the broadcast. "i think everyone is pretty excited. its been kind of a whirlwind, iis happened really ickly. it wasn't announced by nbc right away, they kind of wanted to keep it on the low- down the entire promotion." as for the tour -- dubuque is the only stop in iowa for al. the visitor's bureau says this helps bring national attention to dubuque. now...once again al roker will be here tonight on the riverwalk around 9:30. and eryone is invited...we'd lov

he made up his mind about cruz on friday. this is the endorsed a candidate since 2008. the congressman says cruz knows the inner workings of congress and washington d-c... and he likes cruz's policy on immigration. 04:43:41 i like these candidate. i like the guys and i like the gal. i will support any nominee. but i do believe ted cruz is the full package and can restore the soul of america. 04:43:59 dave loebsack is the only other member of iowa's congressional delegation to endorse a presidential candidate... he endorsed hillary clinton back in september. you can hear from republican frontrunner ben carson tomorrow in the first of the channel 13 "iowa forums". it'll be live from four to five o'clock. dave price will host the event and focus on the carson's plans for education. wednesday you can see bobby jindal talk about health topics from d-macc in ankeny. thursday donald trump will join us at if you'd like tickets to the events check out our website who- tv-dot-com. iowa attorney general tom miller was part of a landmark announcement today. "education management corporation" of pittsburg has agreed to pay more than 95-million- dollars to settle

he is leaving town tomorrow for washington d-c for a university event. but he says he'll be back here thursday -- and working. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, temperatures getting close to 80 in november is almost unheard of. what a spectacular run of early november weather! three days in a row with highs near or above 70 for this time of the year is a rarity. tonight some fog develops in the western part of the state and will have to be watched to see if any makes its way into eastern iowa. the next big change comes thursday as a cold front arrives bringing showers and seasonable temperatures for the end of the week and the upcoming weekend. tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 67-73 winds: s 10-15 back to you. a reinbeck teenager is now facing criminal charges for a fatal crash near hudson in september. the black hawk county sheriff's office had to wait for toxicology results before arresting 18 year old shye johnston. they did that yesterday on charges of

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he asked rasheed murray to recite the alphabet. murray did a, b, c, d and he got to the letter p and then fell asleep. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you, pat. >> tonight we're hearing from one of the families hardest hit in that awful crash in hyattsville. they were in that van on their way to church sunday when a pickup truck came back and four people were killed including an unborn baby boy. tonight both parents are hospitalized and one child seriously hurt and the other still in a coma. >> still ahead tonight, erica gonzalez joins us with the emotional interview with a member of that family and what that family member says they need from the community to help them heal. that's coming up at 6:15. >>> temperatures today into the 60s and even the low 70s in some look, but by this time tomorrow morning we'll see things a lot differently and take a look at what we've got going on and most of it as we told you last night was out of here by around midnight and 1:00, we saw it at noon, 1 dlok and behind it, we saw some sunshine and really nice t

lessig claims the democrats won't let him be a candidate -- and says after the d-n-c change debate rules, he can no longer pursue the nomination for president. the company behind the keystone x-l pipeline has asked the u-s government to put the project on hold. controversy has swirled around the project for years. the planned pipeline would run from alberta, canada to texas, but the company was seeking a border crossing permit from the american administration. transcanada is currently undergoing a dispute with nebraska over a preferred route in the state. here in iowa, the controversy surrounding a pipeline project continues. the iowa utilities board considering whether to use eminent domain for the bakken pipeline project. that means the government can use your land for a public project. the pipeline would carry half a million dollars of crude oil from north dakota, through iowa, to a distribution center in illinois. some farmers are worried this project will go right through their property, but governor branstad says that's not true... "they're not taking the land. they're only using the l

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south hackett road.police say the driver got out of the vehicle and ran into a garage where he was shot.the iowa d-c-i is now investigating the case. the victim of a bus assault in johnston, is now speaking out.a warning, the video you're about to see can be hard to watch for some. some.61-year-old robert scarbrough is charged with assault after causing injury and child endangerment. year-old christian, a student with special needs, when the teen didn't follow his instructions.the incident happened in front of several students and was caught on camera. i was mad, angry, scared. scared. the family's attorney, kim baer, said it is "never ok to put your hands on a child when you're angry." angry."scarbrough is on paid administrative leave. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids, a local group is preparing for elections thousands of miles away.wake up for your rights is focused on election engagement in the country of benin (beh-nin) west africa.former nigerian esaie toingar started the group after wanting to give others a voice.he's doing th

road.police say 24-year-old brandon seeley got out of the vehicle and ran into a garage where he was shot.the iowa d-c-i is now investigiging the case. a police officer in arkansas has been fired after he admitted to making up a story that he was shot during a traffic stop. stop.10 days ago -- former sergeant david houser reported bebeg shot on the job.after an investigation -- it was determined he staged the whole scene -- even firing a shot that grazed his bullet-proof vest.the original report sparked a manhunt looking for a potential suspect.houser turned himself in tuesday morning. new this morning -- authorities plan to announce later today todaythat a northern illinois police offer whose shooting death led to a massive manhunt back in september actually killed himself. himself.fox lake officer charles gliniewicz radioed in on september first that he was chasing three suspicious men on foot.backup officers later his squad car. a fresno state football player was arrested for allegedly threatening to open fire on campus campuspolice say t threat was posted on a social media site and included a phot

vander sanden says he'll release his conccsion once he has finissd reviewing the d-c-i-ireport. iowa has too many roads for future needs. that assessment comes from department of trombino says the current transportatton system ill shrink. travel is changing over time and so will the number of roads, bridges and rails. kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie joins us in the studio. jill, what is trombino's outlook for the future? he says it's not necessary to rebuild and repair the entire current transportation system. he doesn't believe iowa can afford to keep up with all 114-thousand roaddiles and 25-thousand bridges. and he says it's just not needed because people are changing how they travel. he tells us that iowans are shifting towards the use of high priority corridors and farmers are often traveling out of the state with their products. as at happens, transportation leaders find themselves making decisions to stop rebuilding roads that aren't used any more. for example, when interstate-380 came through, engineers say some county roads weren't re-connected. some of tdose aren't seeing muc

road.police say 24-year-old brandon seeley got out of the vehicle and ran into a garage where he was shot.the iowa d-c-i is now investigating the case. a police officer in arkansas has been fired after he admitted to making up a story that he was shot during a traffic stop. stop.10 days ago -- formrm sergeant david houser reported being shot on the job.after an investigation -- it was determined he staged the whole scene -- even firing a shot that grazed his bullet-proof vest.the original report spspked a manhunt looking for a potential suspect.houser turned himself in tuesday morning. new this morning -- authorities plan to announce later today police officer whose shooting death led to a massive manhunun back in september actually killed himself. himself.fox lake officer charles gliniewicz radioed in on september first that he was chasing three suspicious men on foot.backup officers later und his body 50 yards from his squad car. a fresno state football player was arrested for allegedly threatening to open fire on campus campuspolice say the threat was posted on a social media site a a included a ph

lessig claims the democrats won't let him be a candidate -- and says after the d-n-c change debate rules, he can no longer pursue the nomination for president. the company behind the keystone x-l pipeline has asked the u-s government to put the project on hold. controversy has swirled around the project for years. the planned pipeline would run from alberta, canada to texas, but the company was seeking a border crossing permit from the american administration. transcanada is currently undergoing a dispute with nebraska over a preferred route in the state. here in iowa, the controversy surrounding a pipeline project continues. the iowa utilities board considering whether to use eminent domain for the bakken pipeline project. that means the government can use your land for a public project. the pipeline would carry half a million dollars of crude oil from north dakota, through iowa, to a distribution center in illinois. some farmers are worried this project will take over their property, but governor branstad says that's not true... "they're not taking the land. pipeline put through this state

ç for. >> like others, volunteers and teens he@d by volunteers all agree thatç fyi changes lives. >> it'sly next month. can you find more information oó nbcwashington.com. >>> 9:42, one of the busiest weeks of the year for travel but what if your airline loses or damages your bag. yeah. we're going to share the secret to getting reimbursed. >> it's a little chilly out. we may hit freezing monday. tom is tracking what you can expect for holiday travel week. >> lost luggage. no one wants to be that last person standing at baggage claims, going round and round your bag not there. it happens. erika gonzalez reports on ways you can get reimbursed if your bag is lost or damaged. >> so we flew out of dulles. >> newlyweds describing the route to their honeymoon. >> turks and caicos is a glamorous place. on your honeymoon you want to feel nice so i packed nice clothing. >> but somewhere along the way, the airlines lost elizabeth's bag. >> not a good way to start our honeymoon, me trying in the airport. >> this isn't a new story. this summer alone, department of transportation said airlines mishand

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south hahaett road.police say the driver got out of the vehicle and ran into a garage where he was shot.the iooa d-c-i is now investigating the case. turning to tonight's'sote 2016 coverage.... coverage...democratic frontrunner hillary clinton made a stop in the corridor today todayand her focus was on health care.when clinton qas first lady, she unsuccessfsfl campmpgned for universasa health care.now, six years after the passage of the affordable care act, she says the focus should be on improving the law, not repealing it. "18 million americans now have access to healthcare that didn't before and we can't start this debate all over again." again." clinton says there are aspects of the law that need improvement.like reducing out-of-pocket prescription drug costs and allowing patients living with pre- existing conditions to still receive coverage. righnow, nenepoll numbers are getting a lot of attention on the presidential campaign trail.fox 28 news senior political reporter scott thuman has reaction. reaction. as donald trump was doling out autographs at his new book signing tuesdada he took time t

he is dale currie potter from north dakota. the iowa d-c-i was called to a home on second street in pomeroy on tuesday.. there they found potter shot to death. no arrest has been made, but investigators say they don't believe the public is in danger. they plan to release more details after an autopsy is complete. stay tuned to local 5 as we follow this story. stephanie: a three year old girl is ok after falling out of a window this morning in the metro. it happened in the 37-hundred block of twana drive around 10 this morning. the toddler was reading when she fell out of the window. she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no injuries were reported. jack/ots veterans visiting local hy-vees got a special treat this morning. the grocery chain honored veterans with free breakfasts as part of its "homefront" initiative. the program also asks customers to round up their grocery purchase to the next dollar at the checkout. donations will be made to three organizations that support vets and their families. stephanie: it wasn't just hy-vee em

in the home, and how he was shot are two questions still needing answers.the d- c- i- says the investigation is ongoing... and is not releasing any further details at this time. 3 3 meanwhile... a man who's been on the run for a month from a murder charge in florida has turned himself in to sioux city police.last month... police warned the public they believed 28- year- old jonathan berrio was at large in the sioux city area... after fleeing miami where he was wanted on a second degree murder charge.this afternoon... police say that berrio surrendered at the the sioux city police department.he is currently being held in the woodbury county jail, pending extradition to florida. 3 <

he didn't have a pulse.. when nicole aldrich used both c-p-r and an a-e-d to revive him. in return, today, he gave her his p-o-w m-i-a bracelet... as a token of thanks. 50:35- my goal is to take care of veterans and to be there for them when they need us. and in this he needed me and i was able to be there. 50:47 similar town hall events are being held at v-a facilities across the country day on wednesday. the waukee school board got a look at a new boundary proposal tonight. so did parents... there was a full house at the school board meeting for the presentation. a committee has worked for eight months to create the new boundaries in preparation for the opening of grant ragan elementary school. before the plan was revealed, the school board heard from the public. parents were vocal about their concerns over the impact on their children. 08:38:32--53 'my son, whos currently in first grade, will be in three schools by the time hes in fourth grade and theres an overwhelming body of research, as the glen village talked about, that suggest s children switch schools is not goo

the county attorney says he'll release his conclusion once he has finished reviewing the d-c-i report. the u-s state department says americans across the globe should be cautious when traveling. in a rare move, the department issued a worldwide travel alert for u-s citizens. the travel alert is the result of the recent terrorist attacks in paris that killed 130 people and injured hundreds more. the state department says isis and other terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in multiple regions. it also says the likelihood of terrorist attacks will continue as members of isis return to their home countries from syria and iraq. french authorities believe one of the people who was part of the paris attacks posed as a refugee from syria. the fear of other terrorists mixing with refugee groups prompted the u-s house to pass a bill last week that would require more extensive background checks for any syrian or iraqi refugee who applies to come into the u-s. iowa congressman rod blum supported the bill. blum was in dubuque yesterday doing a job shadow with paramedics from paramount ambulan

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the county attorney says he'll release his conclusion once he has finished reviewing the d-c-i report. governor branstad has pardoned two turkeys as part of an annual thanksgiving tradition in iowa. "zoey the turkey and spike the turkey, free from the harm of carving knives and gravy this thanksgiving day." branstad issued the special proclamation yesterday outside terrace hill in des moines. he noted the birds had survived avian flu this year. the des moines register reports branstad's grandchildre n were present during the pardon. they chased the birds through the snow. iowa fans are gearing up for the big ten championship game december 5th in indianapolis. winebrenner red carpet travel in iowa city spent the day selling packages to fans for the big game. the undefeated hawkeyes clinched a spot after defeating purdue this past saturday. fans who pay for the package get a ticket, a bus ride and a hotel room near the stadium. "i have to say this is going to be a great event. we have always wanted to get to a big ten championship game, everybody has always talked about it and the mirac

c, the holy ghost. or d, blade. [ laughter ] i wish he was too, but he's not.rything would have gone down differently, i think. if blade was there. up next, one of jesus' most well-known miracles was when he turned water into -- a, wine. b, snapple. c, more water. d, keystone light. [ laughter ] which would not be that impressive. [ applause ] turning water into keystone light is just adding a can. [ laughter ] all right, let's see. the last question, which of the following was not one of jesus' disciples? a, matthew. b, john. c, judas. d, allah d. above. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we've got a great show for you tonight! [ cheers and applause ] a jam-packed show. we have former vice presidential candidate and governor of alaska, sarah palin joins us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] he is one of the stars of the netflix original series, "jessica jones," the wonderful david tennant drops by tonight. [ cheers and applause ] looking forward to talking to him. she is the newly crowned women's bantamweight champion ufc fighter, holly holm stops by "late

waterloo police shot a man while he was trying to get away from officers. now the d-c-i is investigating into the incident. hearing aids can make all the difference for a child who is hard of hearing. but more than half of kids who have them, have fit issues, causing problems. good morning! its 430 on wednesday november 4th. here is a live look this morning on the first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on some fog to start off your wednesday. while this fog may be locally dense, it doesn't appear it'll last very long and should be out of the area by 9 or 10 am. temperatures will take off once the fog burns away, leading to another day with highs around 70. this should be the end of the road for any 70s for a while as november reality moves in later this week in the form of a cold front. this front should generate some rain for us late thursday into thursday night. while a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, this system will largely be gone and off to the east. it'll be much cooler too, with highs of

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early tuesday morning.how potter came to be in the home, and how he was shot are two questions that still haven't been answered.the d- c- i- says the investigation is ongoing... and it's not releasing any further details at this time. 3 3 meanwhile... a mamawho's been on the run for a month from a murder chahae in florida has turned himself in to sioux city police.last month... police warned the public they believed 28- year- old jonathan berrio was at large in the sioux city area... after fleeing miami where he was wanted on a second degree murder charge.this afternoon... police say that berrio surrrrdered at the sioio city police department.he is currently being held in the woodbury county jail, pending extradition to florida. 3 <

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lousiana governor bobby jindal to exit the race once again narrows the g-o-p field - our d-c team had a chance to ask him if heas any plans to back another candidate - he says not yet as so many issues including what's playnig out with isis. in washington, i'm national correspondent, mark meredith. >> vicki: federal officials say another group of syrian refugees have turned themselves in to immigration authorities along the u-s mexico border. the department of homeland security confirmed today that the group identified themselves to border agents in the south texas town of laredo on friday. the group consisted of a family of three.along with two other men. they were held to check their identities against national security databases and then turned over to u-s immigration and customs enforcement for temporary detention. >> vicki: a semi-official iranian news agency is reporting that jailed rezaian.who is from marin county.has been sentenced to an unspecified prison term following his conviction on charges that include espionage. rezaian's lawyer says she has not been informed of the verdict. rezaian was detaine

he is the minister and deputy at the germanon embassy in washington, d c, basically the number two german diplomat in the united states. you may be surprised to learn that he has a phd in our history from bonn university, which is great training, i suspect, for being a diplomat. the other thing i want to headedht about him, he to afghanistan and pakistan. he has a deep involvement in southeast asia. among other things, he worked as the speechwriter for two foreign ministers, and he oversaw the political department of the german embassy in new delhi. so, a lot of experience in south asia. secondly, i want to introduce the gentleman just to his left, charles gati. the planning on staff of the u.s. department of ,tate, published many books including "failed illusions: moscow, washington, budapest" and also "hungary and the soviet bloc." he will have something to say about the hunt gary and position, the hungarian role. hunt gary and position, the hungarian role. he has a new book about the strategy and statecraft of the leader. to his left, there is cap tin .rian lisko he is a career aviator

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in 2009, mechanical another cirrus to deploy his chute over a washington d-c 3 one of siouxland's most wanted was killed when he crashed a stolen car at high speed.police say that accident happened at 25th and morgan streets in sioux city... when a stolen... speeding car... driven by 34 - year - old jonas (rue - yard) rouillard... hit another vehicle that was backing out onto the street. (rue - yard) rouillard was wanted for violating his probation on a charge of intent to deliver meth. his passenger... 28 - year - old autumn flowers of sioux city... was also killed. no one else was hurt. 3 this morning we know a storm lake family is facing drug trafficking charges in two states.49 - year - old abel children... 25 - year - old abel medina... and 28 - year - old raquel medina... were originally arrested last month in utah after troopers found 55 pounds of marijuana in their car. after they were arrested... storm lake police looked through their house and found more drugs and guns. so now they're facing charges in iowa. all are charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and conspiracy to deliver

if illegal immigrants do a, b, c, d, e, like get a job, get a high school diploma, taxes a social security number. he them up after congress rejected them. if they do a, b, c, d, e, we will not deport them even though the law demands they be deported. the state of texas says it's easy to say you won't deport them, they live in texas and we don't have the money for it. if they live here, they're entitled to health care, public education, transfer of benefits if they can't eat, otherwise known as welfare and we don't have that in our budget. 24 other states joined the texas lawsuit and a single federal judge enjoined the president, almost unheard of. last night, the appeals court in new orleans, which overseas federal district court judges in texas by a 2-1 vote, upheld that injunction and made it permanent. the president of the united states of america and everybody who works for him in the executive branch, is permanently enjoined from enforcing his executive orders which would have substantially modified and rewritten federal law in a way that the congress rejected. stuart: now, can the president--

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