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an engine fire in decatur spelled and emergency landing.it was traveling from israel to los angeles when the right engine fire alarm went off. once on the ground, the crews didn't find any issues but they still requested another 747 to continue on. >>> the fbi is investigating a break-in at an army facility in massachusetts. officials confirm that several weapons were taken from the lincoln army reserve center over the weekend. they say there's no reason to believe it was connected to terrorism. >>> beautiful day outside. allyson, take it away. >> reporter: i'm out here without a jacket. temperatures are already in the mid-50s right here in d.c. 66. check out baltimore, 68 degrees. it does not feel like november. we'll take a look at the seven- day forecast and when it will >>> winter is coming. a lot of you hate it but you know who loves it? topper, heat predicting how cold it will be and how much snow we'll get. don't miss his winter forecast -- tonight at 11:00. >>> welcome back. now back to the terror attacks in france that killed at le

megan hughes in decatur, georgia for the pbs newshour. >> ifill: in baltimore today, jury selection beganthe first trial against six police officers related to the death of freddie gray. a small group of protestors demonstrated this morning outside the courthouse, in a city that is still healing, one church in the cherry hill neighborhood is offering a unique ministry. a version of this piece was originally produced by the pbs program "religion & ethics newsweekly." ♪ open the eyes ♪ open the eyes of my heart, lord ♪ >> maims mike mosley. i'm the pastor of the worship center. y'all get in the line and look at the mirror. bend at the knees. that's good. i enjoyed fighting. never was a bully. i was talking to my cousin win day. he said, you know, they recently opened up a boxing gym in the area. put this up, always protect home. your face is home. >> the boxing program has become a medium that is part of our ministry to help children, young men and women, to be able to reach their own potential through an activity that creates discipline. >> you're late again! and also creates commitment. 6

today, students of lyons-decatur northeast gave back to veterans today. every student, preschool through 12th grade took part in a special assembly . they do it every year. after the pledge of allegience, fourth graders read a special poem. some of the seniors shared the stories of veterans they interviewed. the students also raised $5,000 for a veterans memorial being plannein lyons. jerry ludwig accepted the check and was so moved he couldn't speak. (matt) it's day two of the iowa high school volleyball tournament. (sheila) sports director brad pautsch is here with more. five siouxland teams will play in cedar rapids today. three teams already have their first rounun matches, in the books. in 3a, sgt. blblf-luton was making their first state appearance in 30 years, facing #2 kuemper. first set - kylee christensen - just a sophomore - rises and swings for a kill - but kuemper takes the first set 25-15. the second set does go sb-l's way - christensen again - she had 10 kills on the afternoon. then it's the senior, brittni olson - leading the warriors with

these hillbillies, for decaturs who live in trailer parks, this is what they live for every year. roller derby for all of them. four boxes of kraft macaroni and cheese for a dollar, this is what they're fighting for. kerry: do you stay at home? do the online thing? how do you shot? >> i am a neanderthal. after former wives and lawyers get finished with me, it is $0.99 jack stores for me. forget the john's bargain store. an idea of my worth. robert: the mayor reneging on his plan to get rid of all the carriage horses in central park, now he's says we want to keep at least several dozen of them. >> you say -- reneging on his plan. one of fraudulent -- he is coming in later. the op-ed piece, i am slamming you again right before that. has nothing to do with horse carriages. he came in office and he said one fills will of the pen, his first executive order would be to get rid of all the courses and carriages, nobody wants -- who comes to new york city to ride around in that? and right here, hit him hard. the whole city had some hard and now he is going to try to slim down the number of

grocery store was located at 504 frenchman street, the brothers also loaned 700 frenchmen, 2 and 29 decatur 50 one frenchman, 215 delphian in 1903. in 1848 and 1941 dauphine street, the catholic school was founded at the behest of an african native who died in 1837. her last will and testament read i bequeath in order that my land upon adopting, be used in perpetuity for the establishment of a preschool for the district of merrin. also i declare said lands and buildings shall never be sold under any pretext whatsoever. this will open the 1848, over 250 years, educated primarily african-american students, the catholic school for indigent office, st. louis school for the redeemer, and now the site of the out reach center. in more modern times the building invited the spirit of african-americans to the 1900s. now located at 34 loyola in guillotine 1900s in the era of separate but equal is demonstrated what a dedicated group of students can accomplish when given the will and opportunity, just as the custom house became the symbol of commerce in new orleans, but direction of the pythian temple b

i was recently in decatur illinois talking about a weeknight that over 200 people were out to hear me talk about my book and my story but also these individuals had what they can do because they are concerned about the direction of the country that we are going in and people are coming out on the weekend and into the tv cut -- evening and people are active and it is a wonderful thing to see. >> out of the 200, how many were black? >> there were three, that was actually. and there are situations where there may not be any black individuals out of. they go through the churches and let them know that we are having this and invited and welcomed in talking about education and energy and empowerment going out and it's unfortunate when they don't show up. but i am also taking the message to chicago and to maryland and taking the message here and at the annual convention last year and people are open-minded and they want to hear how they can play a role and get involved because when the government is involved in our everyday lives, that is a trigger for a lot of people to take a stand. >> fro

students at lyons-decatur northeast gave back to veterans. every student, preschool through 12th grade took part in a special assembly . they do it every year. the students raised $5,000 for a veterans memorial being planned in lyons. jerry ludwig accepted the check and was so moved he couldn't speak. norfolk, nebraska veterans gathered to honor those who served or are serving. retired navy chaplain mike moreno was the guest speaker at the norfolk veterans home. moreno served eight years on active duty, and still serves in the reserves. he spoke about purpose, and said those who serve put on the uniform so the country can remain strong. moreno went on to say people can honor the veterans who died by following their dreams. (sheila) still to come.... a bug that's going around children in some parts of south dakota. what symptoms to watch out for and what precautions to take. high wind warning in effect for all of wind advisory in effect for parts of siouxland late tonight and thursday it was a messy day of weather for veterans day! we had ever

students at lyons-decatur northeast also gave back to veterans. every student, preschool through 12th grade took part in a special assembly . they have this ceremony every year. after the pledge of allegiance, fourth graders read a special poem. some of the seniors shared the stories of veterans they interviewed. the students also raised $5,000 for a veterans memorial being planned in lyons. another veterans day event took place at the woodbury county courthouse. "o'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave." presenting the colors.. "present." ...and honoring our veterans. this ceremony focused on the service of veterans of the korean war. acknowledging those who have served, and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ktiv's own matt breen had the honor of leading the ceremony. social media comes with a lot of good...and bad. in today's law review, ktiv's matt breen takes a look at how your business can handle a social media disaster. and i'll have your complete you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again.

. >> host: in decatur illinois you have 30 seconds >> caller: i heard of a sad fate of legislation in misery children that were brought here very young cannot go to college making that three year four times more to be less humane or democratic tousing rollout the of latinos i just want your opinion. >> it is a fascinating question and people look at the country and the laws did two different ways. if they came here at two or three their development in this country they go to school they know no other home if you tell them to go back to honduras they would say i don't even know the plays i don't even know where to go. not to mention if they will really go home if you don't encourage them to go to college. if they tried to continue to make their life and misery then ask yourself somebody that makes an unaffordable for them or that will live here to be a worker if you conclude that you will do that is how you give them the in-state tuition but if you recognize thousands will never go back they will be from missouri or illinois then for them to be educated instead of day punishment model

unfortunately ran a ground and boarded by tripoli pirates and taken but later, thanks to steven decatur's special operation which we call it not now but then, they were going to blow it up in a heroic feat. but we ended up living the war. you lived through 9/11. were you here at "fox news" channel and covered all of the years after that, this was really the first war on terror. >> good book. if you'd like on meet brian he is at philadelphia tonight at 7:30 at parkway central will library. we know that as the free library at basically 19th and vine here in philadelphia it is opened to the public and free. >>> 6:50. >>> we always knew that adele's third album would be huge. >> we did. >> yes. >> because she released it, everybody was all excited. based on hello, everybody is excited about that. you know album would be big. it looks like, she will be saying hello, to a few new records. >> ♪ >>> since friday the the album 25 has sold nearly two and a half million copies in the united states a alone. >> that makes it the biggest selling album of the year, so far. final tallies are not expect u

and pummeled decatur with baseball-sized hail. at least three tornadoes were reported in texas. the wicked weather even put football on hold. high winds toppled these stadium lights in ponder moments after the field was evacuated. no one was hurt. >> well, i think that we are very blessed and i've seen a lot of weird things and this is certainly unusual. >> reporter: the forecast here in ft. worth is promising for the rest of the day. but overnight in navarro county an inch and a half rain fell less than an hour and sparked flash flooding and several people had been rescued. killed at least six people overnight. police say the charter bus veered off interstate 40 and then slammed into an overpass. several others in this group from michigan are in the hospital. the collision crushed the roof and the back of the bus. the cause is under >>> presidential campaign is taking a new turn for the top two republican candidates. the department of homeland security confirms donald trump and ben carson are getting secret service protection. carson is also gaining more attention for new comme

decatur, illinois, line for democrats. 64, allyou recall at commercials were about cigarettes.ams, all the commercials are on medical drugs. every commercial is drugs. that's not right and we know it's not right, america. ist: are you saying there too much advertising being allowed by the pharmaceutical industry? do they have too much money to run these ads? caller: you know it. when i was a kid, every ad was about a cigarette. now they are all about drugs. what about the profits for pharmaceutical companies? guest: the advertising budgets for pharmaceutical companies is something that democrats are working to change. there are proposals laid out by hillary clinton and that would restrict the amount of money that companies can spend on average rising. that issomething definitely on the radar of a lot of lawmakers and it's something that's not heavily regulated. it's an area where there is a lot to be done if that's the direction lawmakers want to go. pharmaceutical companies will argue they have invested audience of dollars into these drugs of the amount of money they spend on

now to get a quick reaction calls to -- what you heard from john, let's begin with roger and decatur,thanks for c pan so this is third or fourth time i've seen him talk about his book. never once has he mentioned a book, of iran contra he summarizes what bush knew an when he knew it so clear he was involved with all sorts of meetings about when aid was being -- sought through arm as with on sales to o'ryan, it is clear that he did not give over has diaries what the officer's independent counsel asked for them. and then, of course, he pardoned the participants, cast to one, but mcfarland, and the central abrams. claire from the cea. alan, dewey from the cia all of whom were deeply involved in this project and in doing so started, a hurst of impunity that continues through the affairs, and a lot of the other, other scandals that we've seen. soty guess i'd like to know what ashley says about arancontra and bush's role in it because it is clear he was up to his heps. >> roger and up next is jay. you're on booktv from miami. >> hi, i'm a great bush fan, in fact, my, you know, businesses ru