s/dennis hof/owner love ranch i'm going to tell the world exactly what happened, every detail, about lamar, about the ranch, everything that transpired. dennis hof says odom paid 75- thousand dollars to stay at his brothel love ranch - surveillance cameras show him arriving last saturday. he was found unresponsive on tuesday. nats 911 call "they need to hurry please cause he's got uh, blood coming out of his nose." reps for khloe kardashian asked hof to respect her and lamar's privacy, accusing him of profiting from their pain. s/dennis hof/owner love ranch "i think the kardashians owe it to the world and their fans and more so lamar's fans to give daily reports." kardashian watchers staying tuned for more drama - as their the hawkeyes limped into today's top 20 showdown at if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt

emily: the eye' s frank holland is tracking developments live from east boston. frank: that man has been identified as 55-year-old dennis he' s expected to face a judge later today. police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before take-off, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called and quickly removed him from the plane but they didn' t find a bomb. the flight took off without campbell about an hour later. campbell was held on $250 bail, his arraignment later today in live in boston, frank holland, wcvb. randy: breaking overnight, boston police are investigating a fight at a bar that landed a man in the hospital with slash wounds. according to boston ems, it happened either inside or outside the bell in hand bar on hanover street in the city' s north end. one person was taken to mass general with slash wounds to the neck but he' s expected to be ok. another man suffered minor injuries. emily: new this morning, a dzokhar tsarnaev' s pre-trial confinement at devens. newly unsealed court documents show the fbi screened all his call

few words got him hauled emily: the eye' s frank holland is tracking developments live from east boston. frank: that man has been identified as 55-year-old dennis he' s expected to face a judge later today. police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before takeoff, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called, and quickly removed him from the plane. but they didn' t find a bomb. campbell about an hour later. campbell is now being held on $250 bail and is expected to be boston. randy: breaking tonight boston , police are investigating a fight at a bar that landed a man wounds. according to boston ems, it happened either inside or outside the bell in hand bar on hanover street in the city' s north end. one person was taken to massachusetts general hospital s expected to be ok. another man suffered minor injuries. also this morning, the former new hampshire prep school student whose rape trial made national headlines learned his future today. owen labrie was cleared of the most serious charges but was convicted of using a computer to lure a 15-year-old girl to

s frank holland is tracking developments. frank is in east boston this morning. frank: that man has been identified as 55-year-old dennis campbell of uxbridge. he' s expected to face a judge later today. police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before take-off, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called, and quickly removed him from the plane. they didn' t find a bomb. the flight took off without campbell about an hour later. frank: campbell was held on $250 bail, his arraignment later today in east boston. live in boston, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: sentencing will be handed down today for the former new hampshire prep school student whose rape trial made national headlines. owen labrie was cleared of the most serious charges, but was convicted of using a computer to lure a 15-year-old girl to a sexual encounter. he' s hoping for probation but faces up to 11 years. his trial exposed a campus sex competition culture between male students at saint paul' s in concord. >> we are running for someone has convinced you a

s/interim chief dennis eads/fort myers pd :19 "it is very difficult to determine between a fake gun and a real gun. (is that like a nightmare for police?) i think definitely, at the very minimum, it would be a nightmare. yes, especially after the shots were fired and things happened. at that point you have 15 to 20,000 suspects because no one knew much of anything until things calmed down and the area was cleared." investigators are trying to determine if the shooting was a targeted attack, or if the suspect was just shooting carelessly. a cherokee, iowa woman was airlifted to the hospital after she was pinned underneath a vehicle in a rollover crash sunday afternoon. authorties say marilyn mcqueen was driving north on old 21 road in cherokee where she lost control, and her vehicle went into the ditch and rolled. mcqueen was transported to mercy medical center in sioux city. paramedics took passengers mackenzie gaes, and a child, to cherokee regional hospital. gace is in stable condition. the closure of an exit ramp from i-29 in sioux city has been postponed. city crews say the southbou

former u-s house speaker dennis hastert made his way to federal court this morning. coming up in our next half hour, we'll take a closer look at his case. americans get insurance, but people will likely pay more to be covered. we'll look at that extra cost, still ahead. of the day as colder air pours in. we'll drop through the 40ssthis afternoon and find ourselves in the upper 30s around nightfall. strong west winds of 15 to 30, gusting higher, will add an extra chchll to the air. occasional drizzle is likely, too, and may mix with wet flurries in the north this evening and overnight. tomorrow won't be a very pretty day, either, with mossly cloudy skies and patchy drizzle. while we're stuck in the 40s tomorrow, we'll return to the 50s on showers are likely on halloween before milder temperatures return.today: showers/drizz le, windy high: 48-54 winds: w 15-30+ alo: tonight: drizzle/flurri eseslow: 33-39 winds: w 15-25 alo: 36 dbq: 35 iow: 37 tomorrow: m/cloudy, patchy drizzle high: 46-52 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 49 dbq: 48 iow: 50 tomorrow night: some clearing low: 30-36

wasn't has ta guest: it is not a rule per se but the next rotation first related by dennis hastert in the early 2000'sthe ideas that bills should not come to the fourth that do not have the support of the majority party. that has always been an unofficial rule in the house, at least in the early 20th century, that hasnot a rule to be followed. one of the things i talk about in the book is speakers have violated the so-called dennis hastert ruele. what is interesting about john boehner is he has done just that. whether it is raising the debt limit ceiling, he has brought to the floor where the majority of republicans voted against but they passed the democratic foe, so john boehner has been excellent the so-called has tert rule than predecessors. host: terry is next on the republican mind. caller: i went european on newt gingrich. he worked with bill clinton and did some good things that when he runs for president, he was vilified. i wanted to get your comment. dayt: i could talk all about it gingrich, a fascinating character. host: did you interview him for the book? you did talk to jim wright, correc

concerned about this rule, the procedures, and whether or not it complies with the u-s supreme court's precedent. dennis: gruenhagen says it may be several months before a final court ruling will be e determined. . many farm organizations, inclcling the iowa fafa bureau, are requesting congress to pass legislation that would permanently prohibit the epa from implementing the far- reaching rules regulating the nation's waterways. a study by the iowa farm bureau showed that 97 percent of the state of iowa would be adversely affected by the proposed epa rule she says the proposed rules are confusing. "(sot) groenhagen3 :18 outcue: "fate of this ruling." (as said): "it is not clear as to what waters are jurisdictional, and what waters are not jurisdictional, in order to try to comply with the clean water act. and so, that's basically where we are at, at this point, until whether congress acts, or the courts act to decide the fate of this ruling." jessica rae: dennis, what would have happen if the appepes court did nonostop the actions of the epa? dennis: jessica, in all likelihood, it would have meant that

amherst, new hampshire' s nevis olson is preparing for the biggest fight of his career. dennis competes in mixed martial arts and will take on brent afford this friday night at the mohegan sun arena in connecticut. the event will be live on spike tv. dennis is 29 years old. he was a two-time state wrestling champion at sign vegan high school and was the captain of the football team his senior year. this will be his second major televised fight. he says it has been a long time coming. >> just years and years of training and grinding out local fights, local winds. this will be my 25th professional mixed martial arts fight. i' ve been teaching, training, and competing in brazilian jujitsu and martial arts, rustling pretty much, and it led up to this. jason: good luck to dennis. high school soccer, goffstown hosting milford. goffstown penalty shot. will bags makes it count. peter steps in to make it 2-0, goffstown. russell lipid fights through the defender and finds the net. it' s 2-1, goffstown at halftime. how about some girls volleyball? merrimack defeated exit or 3-0. joe coffe

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as you wake up, temperatures tomorrow well into the 60's. 65 for you in dennis. 67 in rochester on the south coast of massachusetts. to the south shore, quincy at 68, brockton, duxbury at 69. more clouds the farther north you go and a slim chance of a shower out this way popping up. most of those will stay over the berkshires and hilliard terrain and won't be an issue for you. 62, worcester, shows some of the cooler air that is on the way. thursday, wake up to sunshine, and thursday morning as well, and it will stay that way all day long. it's going to be a beautiful day. maybe the pick of the week. cool, 62, but more rain arrives on friday and by saturday, we'll be talking about how chilly it's going to be this upcoming weekend, especially sunday and into monday morning. so overall thise.( bq weekend, a brisk wind blowing in. frosty at least sunday morning and a good chance for a widespread killing freeze by monday morning, average temperature across the yea i'm forecasting to be 28 degrees. towns that are lower and a few higher. most towns getting below freezing especially away from

bounce back after missing the playoffs last season, but both zdeno chara and dennis seidenberg had to sit out with injuries. the b' s struggling to keep the puck out of their net. tuukka rask made 26 saves, but it wasn' t nearly enough. 6-2 was the final. a rain delay led to a mishap during the kansas city royals game against the houston astros. a member of the grounds crew got caught in the rolling tarp,as they tried to protect the field from a downpour. fortunately he managed to escape pretty quickly. that seems pretty heavy. cindy: a live look outside. a slow ride. bumper-to-bumper. let' s get to the maps and see what else is going on. traveling north 93, southbound side picking up delays. slower down to the leverett connector. watching this crash here. the pike eastbound, some emergency crews taking out a lane. about a boston. dealing with green line delays everything else is on schedule. cindy: we are to have some rain. a lot of cloud cover overhead. 56 degrees. southerly wind starting to pick up. sustained wind over 30. there will be wet weather moving in. temperatures coming up to around 70 degrees through th

s on life support. emily: former house speaker dennis hastert plans to plead guilty to charges he paid hush money to cover up misconduct. prosecutors say hastert sexually abused several teenage boys on the high school wrestling team he coached in the and several 1970' s. years ago, started paying one of them to keep it quiet. a plea deal could mean jail time for hastert. scheduled for today in the case against a banker, accused of fraud. david drumm is the former chief executive of the anglo irish bank in ireland. ireland' s 2008 financial crisis. drumm was arrested at his home in massachusetts. a hearing will be held in november on extradition back to ireland. emily: the danvers teenager accused of killing his math teacher will undergo a mental health evaluation, delaying his trial for at least a few weeks. philip chism is charged with the rape and murder of colleen ritzer in 2013. over the past few days, he' s refused to enter the courtroom and told a psychologist he hears voices and hopes someone will shoot him. randy: the united nations security council is holding a special meeting today on violence i

dennis crowley is pushing. he will join us to explain. s&p was close to 2,000. now 1,976. >>> i'm sue herrera.e's your cnbc news update at this hour. house speaker john boehner says discussions are underway to deal with the november 5th deadline to raise the federal debt limit. no decisions have been made. he 345id the remarks at a news conference earlier this morning. >>> the faa is taking new steps to accommodate advanced drone technology that is widely viewed as necessary for package delivery. at a house aviation subcommittee hearing, an agency official said it and industry players have demonstrated technology that would enable drones to detect and avoid aircraft. >>> the super pact urging joe biden to are run for president, releasing its first ad. it uses audio clips of biden talking about his family and a car crash that killed his wife and daughter in 1972. in the end it ends by saying run joe run. a woman who lost her student id has been found. this after tom hanks tweeted the photo of the card after find it in central park. lauren whitmore says if hanks wants to return it, she surely wo

ed: dennis hastert apparently plans to plead guilty to allegations of paying someone off to cover up sexual misconduct. heather: stormteam 5' s mike wankum joins us now temperature right now in needham xx degrees.

. >> reporter: the decision today by 73-year-old dennis hastert to plead guilty means there will be no trial, and d none of s dark secrets will be exposed in open court. >> mr. speaker. >> reporter: but in exchange, the former speaker of the house, once seconin line to the presidencycy, may spd time in prison, the first speaker ever to do so. the charges against hastert grow out of his role as a popular illinois high school wrestling coach in the 1970s. authorities say hastert sexually abused several teenage boys on the team, and then a few years ago, began to pay one of them more than $1 million in hush money to keep quiet. >> these boys were 14, 15 or 16 years old. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc news her late brother, steven reinboldt, was one of hastert's victims, something she learned years later, she sasays, when her brother told her he was gay. >> i asked him when was his first same sex experience? i mean, he -- he just looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. and i just -- i know i was stunned. i said, "why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher, why didn't you ever t

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dennis. play of the day. we are going to go to the nba hardwood. we have timberwolves and lakers. l.a.'seck young is nick young just before the buzzer. they needed another point. kobe goes cold down the stretch and minnesota wins. 112-111 the final. your play of the day. >>> the top 10 republican presidential candidates come out swinging in the third debate. we'll take a look at who stood out. >> and an unmanned military aircraft blimp floats away for more than 100 miles. how it got loose. at the main jail in downtown san jose. a murder suspect came to the jail to try to turn himself in but a correctional deputy told him to go somewhere else. we have a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that sound. like nails on aac. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleashgigivet a pop.p.ugh. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. oakland weighs in on its new mayor.. what a new poll rev about libby schaafs approval. paying more to cross bay ar

s-d-a, has been over 200 bushels. so, let's get to 200 bushels first, and find out where we are from there." dennis: dejong says the warm, dry and windy days of october have also helped reduce corn moisture levels so many farmers have not needed to artificially dry their corn. he says many corn moisture levels have been reported between 14 and 17 percent moisture, allowing farmers to directly store their grain, which has saved farmers thousands of dollars. jessica rae: dennis, are farmers taking nice weather and preparing their fields for next year? dennis: jessica, many farmers are doing just that. several have been doing some fall tillage, and other farmers have been baling their corn stalks into round bales for feed and bedding. still, other farmers have been hauling manure to their fields for next year's fertilizer. however, as of last week, dejong says soil temperatures are still a bit too warm for farmers to apply any anhydrous ammonia fertilizer. jessica rae: thanks dennis for your report. we'll see you again next week. dennis: thank you, jessica. jessica rae: the iowa state volleyball tourn

s now heading to the senate.despite filibuster threats from presidential candidate rand paul, the bill is expected to pass before tuesday deadline for increasing the debt limit. former speaker of the house dennis hastert now says he's guilty of paying hush money to hide sexual abuse and lying to investigators about it. it.hastert admitted to paying millions to a former student to keep him quiet about the abuse that happened before his political career.the illinois republican was speaker of the house from 19-99 to 2007.he will be sentenced on february 29th. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the week's political news.be sure to watch iowa in focus.i'll be hosting that on sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs 2. cbs 2 news is learning new information to a benton county homicide. acacrding to autospy results, 25-year-old sabrina hustad was stabbed several times and strangled to death. death.neighbors tell cbs 2 news, her body was found face down near a rural shellslsrg house on sunday.investstators say david miller was renting the house.he has *not charged in hustad's death, but authorities are calling him a "person of interest." interest."miller *is in custody for violating his parol

s-t morrison park. doors open at 1-30. clinton will attend a town hall in grinnell that same day. board members are questioning whether the clayton county auditor should keep his job. dennis frietag has been working from home for months now, while he takes care of his sick wife, pam. since then, behind in completing financial documents and turning them into the right people. freitag about falling behind on his work. he said that he's been should be questioning his chief deputy auditor. kctn says on wednesday, the board met to talk about their options with freitag. one of them included filing a chapter 66 petition which includes asking attorney general tom miller's office to investigate into the situation and make a decision. we had a cold, frosty, and foggy morning here in eastern iowa. justin, what's ahead for the rest of our friday and the weekend? while quite a few of us will enjoy some sunshine through early afternoon, our northeastern towns will be stuck seeing a lot of gray. regardless, more clouds will be streaming in from the south through the rest of the day. we'll have highs in the lower to middle 50s. showers first part of saturday afternoon. a quarter to half-

dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel from the truman through obama administration s.and sunday our coverage continues beginning at noon with author michael weiss on the terror group isis. then a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markov and louisa hall. then betty boyd karolyi on president lyndon and lady bird johnson. on american history tv on c-span 3 just before 5:00 a historian on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shah of iran and its effect on u.s. foreign policy. and sunday evening at 6:40, george mason university history professor spencer krewe on the confederate flag in its history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> the house arms services committee held a hearing on the department's cyber strategy. national security agency director admiral michael roger, deputy defense secretary robert work and terry haller have son, acting chief information officer for the department testified. >> our second hearing this week on the full committee level on cyber security. very

dennis brooks tries to convince the jury that authored all those e-mails catfishing her own parents and goading her father into those executions. case in point? all that childish writing and those misspellings. "r-e-s-o-n." similar throughout the documents. >> reporter: ironically, it's the same argument her attorney cameron hyder makes in her defense. >> jenelle potter operates on the level of an 8 or 9 year old. >> reporter: essentially saying janelle lacks the brainpower to mastermind a murder. >> my client is not guilty for having an overprotective father. >> reporter: so just because buddy went and did something horrific, it doesn't mean that jenelle directed him to do it? >> absolutely. she is not capable of directing anyone to commit murder. it's just not in her. >> reporter: a countrified cast of characters takes the stand, but one prosecution witness brought gasps to the courtroom. >> my name is christopher jaden. >> reporter: chris jaden, a handsome former high school classmate of jenelle's, one she hasn't seen in 15 years. >> she was one of those kids who was very strange. >> reporter: but chris must have made a much bigger impression on her. because this chris is the person whose identi

s to 1900. in the middle of that period, i can't help but think of the civil war, which we know was a rather consequential, momentous seems that for dennis much of his life spent as a disabled veteran was lived in the wake of the civil war. i am wondering if any of the new policies that might have been created in the wake of that conflict would have applied it to dennis. would he have been grandfathered into new policies following the conflict of 1860? my question, hopefully in his comments, responses to some questions, if he could give us to plot histion story within that of the american disabled veterans at large. -- it wasly was a nice to learn about the individual and his experiences, and he had a rather exceptional life. to be sure, i am glad you survived, but to open the context of the more would have been something i would like to see. but before we turn that, i want to turn to debbie jackson's paper and make some comments and questions as well. i learned much from her clearly composed and well structured study of edward pearson, but also the story of the uss mount vernon. it provided the presentation with a wealth of information

s to 1900. in the middle of that period, i can't help but think of the civil war, which we know was a rather consequential, momentous event, and it seems that for dennisuch of his life spent as a disabled veteran was lived in the wake of the civil war. i am wondering if any of the new policies that might have been what the light or did it. -- what apply to dennis. what a big grandfather do new policy. question is, if you could give us more information that plots dennis's story would be disabled veterans at large. ? it was nice to learn about the individual and his experiences and he had an exceptional life. i am glad he survived this horrible injury. to open up the context a bit more. something i would have liked to seen any presentation. before that, i want to turn to debbie's paper. i learned much form -- from her well structured study of edward pearson and the story of the uss mount vernon. it was a wealth of information and her paper raises an important question. this is something i have looked at in my work on disabled veterans and wounded serviceman. in the wake of the war, how do we honor the actions of heroes without historical voices? as was

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s book tv, the texas book festival from austin, featuring interviews with authors hisuding h.w. brands and book on president reagan, harriet washington on how we can catch mental illness, and dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel through the truman and obama administrations. sunday, our coverage of the texas book festival continues with an author on the terrorist group isis, then and discussion of artificial intelligence, and president lyndon and lady bird johnson. saturday afternoon just before 5:00, and a story on the richardship between nixon and the shah of iran and its effect on foreign policy. a georgeening at 6:40, mason university history professor on the confederate flag and its history and relationship the legacy of slavery. get the complete we can schedule at -- weekend schedule at cspan.org. >> next, a discussion of u.s.-iraq relations. first, a view from baghdad with the iraq ambassador to the u.s., look on faily -- lukman faily. it is hosted by the national council on u.s.-arab relations. >> ladies and gentlemen, you heard yesterday several passing .emarks pertaining to iraq they came from every different direction almost imaginable. at least f

s. >> yeah. >> i stop just -- just before the rang so -- i don't know, maybe five feet away from each other. we have a brief conversation. >> what's the conversation, art? >> and-- and, you know, dennis, i-- i-- i-- i can't remember verbatim. it was about speeding up the divorce. there was conversations about-- you know, me not loving her anymore. and, you know, the final thing i remember saying, i turned away, and she asked, "do the boys know her?" and i looked up at her and i say, "yes." o the boys know her?" art says julie was referring to his girlfriend cara. it was a detail he mentioned on the stand but one he never told detectives. still, as art described what happened next, his story was largely consistent. >> and at that point i turn back to the counter. out of the corner of my eye i catch her coming at me. i see her with her arm raised. i put up my arm-- to block it. >> this kind of a motion? >> right. pushed her away, i saw the knife in her hand. >> i pushed her away, far enough probably-- where she-- she stepped back about three steps. and i remember vividly her first step was -- coming at me again. she raises her arm. her right foot stepped right in front of our dishwashe