courtesy of eastern iowa police officers. make sure kids who are trick-or- treating have adult supervision and stay in groups. trick-or-treaters should have reflecttve tape on theher costumes or they can carry a flashlight or glowstick with them. people should stay on sidewalks if they can and be careful when crossing te street. and police say never enter a home for any reason without i think when hhlloween falll on a saturday ah you know you are adults. the specials at bars. the activities at bars... the parties for adults. they are all going to be happening on one night so it kind of concentrates the activity." also -- drunk drivers... that's the big thing police say to watch out f fr when you have a lot of parties and trick or treating on the same night... if you're wondering what time trick-or- treating will be in your town... all you need to do is head over to our site - k-w-w-l dot com. when yoyo get to our hoo page just scroll down and click on the 2015 trick-or-treat times in the times and date for trick- or-treating

expecting the metro capable of seeing between 0.5" to 1" of rain throughout the day and night with eastern iowa likely seeing between 1" and 2" of rain throughout several places. we are going to dry out as we keep moving the evening, but one or two left over showers may still be falling early wednesday morning in far eastern iowa. highs today are only going to be in the mid 50s with lows tonight falling into the mid 40s. temps will stay parked firmly in the 50s through the week and into saturday, but we do have a nice treat in the forecast with highs sunday back into the 60s and possibly a 70 early next week! right now trick or treaters may sneak away with a dry night if you go out early enough, but i do have a rain chance friday night into saturday morning, so keep watching for our changing forecast! sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: iowa now has a "wrongful conviction division." the department will be sifting through nearly 100 cases turned over by iowa's division of criminal investigation. they'll be looking for errors and in turn, pursue legal action if som

the strongest hurricane on record in the eastern pacific.. with winds peaking at 245 miles per hour. . powerful enough to flip this truck over.. "truck fallili to its side." and mother nature isn't done yet.. this morning.. there are flood watches from texas to florida and tornado watches from louisiana to alabama. elizabeth hur oncam close: we are now learning there was one weather- related fatality hee in looisiana.. "local" officialss say a man was killed when he lost control of his car during the storm. elizabeth hur, abc news, new orleans. more than 180 are dead after a powerful earthquake hit near the afghanistan border with pakist this morning. but that number is expected to rise. people in kabul, new delhi, and islamabbd could feel tremors from the magnitude 7-point-5 quake. most of the dead are in pakistan so far. in afghanistan, 12 school girls died in a stampede as people ran out of swaying buildings. pakistan is still trying to reach remote areas to help victims but says it does not plan to ask for efforts. people in a crash durin

thissmorning firefighters respond to a home in eastern iowa. we're working the story this morning and will tell you what we've confirmed. plus...he's the director of the c-i-a but even he's at risk for online hacking. the big question is -- was a teenager responsible? and he's been old to stop praying with his team. he listened. now a coach has a change of heart. here's a live look at our good morning it's 6 a-m -- today is & . good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist is here now with your storm track seven forecast. the winds have died down but they are still 5 to 15 mph this morning from the south. that is keeping temps in west and they will be with us with the veryry airmass without the rain, it will be anothehe mild day with highs in the low chance of rain heading our way. i'll have the forecast for you in a few minutes. if you get a shower today, you may also o ear a rumble of thunderr with or without the rain, it will be anotr mild day with highs in the low to mid 70s. as the te-peratures c

eastern time this morning.is what is expected. 203,000 jobs expected to be added to non-farm payrolls, with unemployment rate holding steady, 5.1%. last month, 173,000 jobs added. that is not a good number and came in well below expectations. whether or not the number was affected by statistical fluke or start of a slowdown. maria bartiromo has a special report on jobs, 8:00 a.m. jobs in america. stay tuned for fox business for that. you want to tune into maria's show this morning 7:30 a.m. peter barnes interviews boston fed president eric rosengren. that will be key. fed chair janet yellen says she plans on raising interest rates this year. lauren: rip the bandaid off already, that is what a lot of people say. donald trump spending time with charles payne last night. asking the gop presidential front-runner if he and ben carson close in the polls, provide the country with much-needed wake-up call. >> i think there is a big wake-up call going on right now. i think people are tired of it. they're tired of incomp

here are the current temperatures right now across eastern iowa. we are in the upper 50s to lower 60s, which is right where we are supposed to be for this time of year. our wind right now is calm, so it is actually a pretty nice evening ahead. here's a look at the satellite and radar. you can see that we have been mainly sunny all across eastern iowa. there is a bit of cloud cover to the north, and that could get into our northern counties tonight, but overall it football, pumpkin spice lattes, and the colorful leaves. and others simply love the cooler temperatures. kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live in colorful dubuque. shirley -- how are people enjoying the beautiful fall weather? here in dubuque -- people are taking advantage of this perfect fall day -- many at the riverfront. believe it or not -- october is the busiest month during fall along the mississippi. and people are saying -- it's because they want to experience the season. it's the peak of the fall experience fall. "this is one of good and the foliage is out and take a cruise on

we were worried about soviet troops, masses and masses of soviet troops in eastern germany.come of them? one of the great successes of the unification was the merging of the two armies. ♪ >> there are pluses and minuses about german unification, but the pluses are much bigger. please. ♪ >> thanks to sharing what he saw back then. what we are seeing right now, news on the world's biggest economy. >> the u.s. of economy looks strong, but is it strong enough to withstand an interest-rate hike by the federal reserve? there has not been one for a long time. the latest death that suggests turbulence in the global economy may have finally hit the nation, making a great hike this year less likely. labor figures showed slower job creation. we will go to our correspondent in a moment. first, this report. >> fewer sparks are flying on the u.s. job market these days. september, employers hired fewer people than analysts expected, 142,000, and the august numbers had to be corrected downwards. the number of unemployed looking for work in the united states has been dropping steadily since

neighborhood eir and includes substantial over and above eastern neighborhoods eir move on on to the central waterfront a few more developments in the last couple of years than have occurred in potrero hill either the majority of growth is not expected online until 2018 or later so that next slide is estimates for years 2016-2017 about two hundred units 2018, 8 hundred units, 2019, 2 hundred and by 2021 approximately total between that and that period approximately 17 hundred units and slight loss of non-residential pdrs use and about 3 hundred thousand square feet of loss of pdr again those projects are within those anticipated in the eir for the projects if eastern neighborhoods we first identified whether the project needs the density of the area plan that is through a determination by current and citywide planning department staff from the project meets the density we conduct the environmental analysis to dorm if there are new impacts not anticipated in the eir a communities plan exception does not in a gait the needs for the study. >> furthermore for example, the air quality is

and southeastern siouxland today until 9 am freeze warning in effect for eastern siouxland saturday 3 am until 9 am after a frosty start to friday for many, we won't see much relief this afternoon as temperatures only rise into the 50s making for some chilly friday night football festivities tonight! there is another frost/freeze threat late tonight/saturday morning for areas east of sioux city where your temperatures will drop to near 30 degrees. temperatures will rebound a bit better over the weekend with highs in the 60s both saturday and sunday courtesy of steady southerly winds. eventually the 70s make a brief return next monday and tuesday with shower chances tuesday and wednesday. see graphics. >> it's a tough time to be a pair of jeans. sales are down 6- percent in the u-s for traditional denim. even the folks at levi strauss admit their profits are way down due to falling sales. so what's replacing denim? bob hansen says it's all about comfort. << (nats... college) you'd think a college campus would be the hub of the denim world. but for every pair of jeans... it seems at l

navy recruitment center was the target of a shooting in eastern iowa today. emergency responders got a call of shots fired at east kimberly road earlier this afternoon in davenport. more than a emergency vehicles were on the scene and the road was briefly blocked. it's unclear if anything was actually hit. davenport. more than a dozen emergency vehicles were on the scene and the road was briefly blocked. it's unclear if anything was actually hit. no injuries were reported. jack: the death of a woman found in her home yesterday in ackley still has frankling county investigators trying to figure it out. according to a chief deputy, officers responded to a call from the woman's husband around 3-30 in the afternoon. the husband is cooperating with police, and they're not ruling the death as a homicide at this time. but they are waiting on toxicology tests. jack: another suspicious death over the weekend, this one in benton county. 31-year-old david miller of shellsberg was arrested while he was walking on a rural road in linn county yesterday, investigators say m

aaearch gains omentum for a missing teenager in eastern iowa this weekend. moe sed was last seen at his waterloo home a week ago on thursday. the waterloo west high school student is a refugee from burma. his family says they're worried -- because moe has special needs and has not been taking his medicine. on frida -- his family, classmates, police, and community members cammtogether to look for him. they were talking to people, business owners, and haned out flyers. moe's family says he's shy, quiet, and speaks very little english. they "i putthe faith in god'd' hands nothing so i don't know." his teachers say it's hard when the kids at school ask where he is. if you havany information regarding his wherabouts -- coming up... whle some are ddessing up for the spooky holiday and prepare for trick- or-treating -- others are headed to one town for their annual halloween parade and, iowa takes on maryland-- looking to continue their winning streak you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. but first -- here's a look at the storm track seven live doppler radar

but for more on what it means for eastern ukraine here is my report. >> the latest ceasefire in easternne has opened up vital space for diplomacy and when the normady four meet here is the palace and looking for lasting peace. when the leaders of france germany and ukraine met in minsk they were 15 hours in talk befores announcing a breakthrough but the truce collapsed almost immediately amid further fighting and last month both sides agreed to try again offering thousands of people trapped by the conflict a hope of return to normal life, so far the ceasefire appears to be holding. for now the normady four has a chance to give it a go includes 13 key points including withdraw of heavy weaponry and foreign fighters from the conflict zone, control of russia, ukrainian border and regular elections in parts of the country controlled by the separatist and with tensions as they currently are the road ahead is challenging. >> the key issue here is the control of the ukrainian-russian border because ukraine believes once they have control over this border then they are controlling what is going

we definitely do need the rain across all of eastern iowa. of course, areas along and south of highway 20 saw some rain yesterday. here are the totals for all of october, which in cedar rapids, iowa city, and dubuque, this all fell yesterday afternoon and evening. some areas did have over an inch. this is great news as are several counties still under that burn ban in eastern iowa. the good news, beneficial rain will be making its way into the area as we head into the day on friday. here's the storm track 7 live doppler shows dry conditions here across eastern iowa. the rain that tracked through the southern half of the area is well off to the east. we have a cold front off to the with some scattered areas of showers and a few thunderstorms. this ccld front and loo pressure will continue to track through the east, and we could see a few showers develop, maybe an isolated thunderstorm along and behind this front. we will continue to keep an eye on that. it won't be a huge issue. here's the current highway twewety did get ssme thaha front nearb

eastern and c-spanc-span3, radio. background on each case, order your copy of glenmark cases companion book, for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. all weekend long, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of santa rosa, california. to learn more about the city's on our 2015 to her, -- tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with a look at santa rosa. sonoma county's agricultural history, i guess you could say began with wine. the first vines planted here were by general vallejo. at the mission before general vallejo, probably in the late 1820's or early 1830's, which is a very long time ago. they were mission grapes, and nobody in their right mind would make wind out of the now, but they did then. because that is what they had. but the wine industry really significantly began in the a man bought property in the sonoma valley and started a winery that he called one of this debt winery -- buena vista binary. winery. that is the birthplace of what we now kn

the clouds continueo decrease aacross eastern iowa. this is asshigh pressureebuilds in from t te west. the cold front is well off to the east. here is future track, showing the cllds continuing to track off to the east. we will be left with clear ies tonight as high preeure builds in. that will really calm our lassnight -- withthrain and wiwis of up to 165 miles per hour. it hammered coastal areas but skirted major cities -- causing less damage than feared. patricia was one of the rongest hurricanes ever recorded. it took down trees -- flooded streets and destroyed buildings the storm plowed into mexico as a category five storm before heading inland and weakening. some residents deseribed waking up to a scene of chaos after a terrifying nighgh. soldiers were seen helping local residents evacuate the area coming up on kwwl -- it came down panthers would go for the upset at 6th ranked south dakota state --- while the iowa state cyclones ran in to a juggernaut in the second ranked baylor bears -- you're wating kwwl. we've got you covered

the evening, but one or two left over showers may still be falling early wednesday morning in far eastern iowa. highs today are only going to be in the mid 50s with lows tonight falling into the mid 40s. temps will stay parked firmly in the 50s through the week and into saturday, but we do have a nice treat in the forecast with highs sunday back into the 60s and possibly a 70 early next week! right now trick or treaters may sneak away with a dry night if you go out early enough, but i do have a rain chance friday night into saturday morning, so keep watching for our changing forecast! good news for those wanting to travel to d-c. the quad city international offering direct flights to our nation's capital. after a decade- long lobbying effort of local businesses and the government, united airlines was finally convinced to provide a three- year agreement. according to east moline mayor john thodos, the airport "has a military application, but it has a great market for the traveler too." sabrina/1shot the quad cities chamber of commerce said the new airport will also help to serve the rock i

nearly 100 new jobs are on their way to eastern iowa. clickstop, a company featured on created the corridor, broke ground today for a new expansion to its facility in urbana.e internet retailer now brings in millions of dollars, selling prodcuts under various brands like u-s cargo control.clickstop also is knows for its company culture.owners say having a work atmosphere that's encouraging and inclusive is important. "we really want to make a great bee s work done, having great pe that are doing and working at their best every day. the facility plays a large role in that. having the kind of space where people can be creative and spread out and here."the 6 million dollar expansion is expected to be finished next august. cbs 2 news has been tracking trackingthe latest political polls - and hillary clinton has retaken the top spot among likely democratic caucus-goers. clinton now has 51 percece support to bernie sanders' 40.last month - quinnipiac had sanders in front of clinton by a single point.former marlyand governor martin o'malley is

then from there to expand to other middle eastern countries, perhaps one thinks. secondly there's another target which appears more important for russia than helping syria. it is to kill the terrorists of the russian origin, or russian citizens from the northern caution origin in a distant country rather than killing them within the russian territory. so it is targeting all the other factions in syria so that it can reach -- it can prevent these terrorists from coming back to russia and commit terrorist acts. >> it looks like russia will be present in syria for quite some time. it's saying that the airstrikes will take three to four months. could that change if there is sufficient pressure from leaders like the turkish president? >> well, if you -- you said that he may stay three to five months. it may be through three to five decades also that they may stay there, because i believe that russia wants to use this in order to settle down in syria to begin with, and expand from there to other places, if possible. but it is not only for the elimination of the terroris

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. >>> almost 15 months after mh 17 was shot down over eastern ukraine, investigators are about to reveal their final report. >> hello, israeli forces have shot dead at least three palestinians in another day of violence that saw four knife attacks against israelis across the region. in the latest incident, a palestinian man was shot dead, in east jerusalem. he teamed to stab a israeli military man. before he was shot dead. >> a young palestinian in agony shot by police who say he's been part of a random stabbing attack against two israelis. one man is shouting shoot him in the head. the teenager is in hospital with serious injuries. along with the two israeli victims. police say they shot dead his accomplice, another palestinian teenager. this is one of a trail of knife attacks and police shootings. monday was one of the darkest days in occupied east jerusalem since this crisis began. it started with a 17-year-old man shot dead. police say he tried to stab a border policeman. later, another 17-year-old, a schoolgirl, is shot and injured. police say she stabbed an officer. israeli's prime

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he got into problems in eastern europe when they broke away in 1989 and 1990. it was then the elements in the bureau started to question whether it the reconciliation with america was worth continuing with. and one does have to say that the records show he retreated into a kind of government. he took decisions on german reunification in the summer of 1990 mainly on the basis of discussion with his own aides rather than ventilating in advance what he was going to agree with regarding german reunification and germany's future nato membership. so things went well for him because he had a good start. he was pushed well by the bureau and when he ran into difficulties, he was a far from weak ruler. he made lots of errors. his management of the economy was catastrophic. the nation of the economy was dramatic. i remember going to moscow in 1990 going into a gigantic dairy supermarket where nothing was sold but butter, milk, yogurt and associated products. there were about 20 dairy counter assistants in the supermarket and there was absolutely no milk, not a single bott

eastern. live at the nation's capitol, ahead of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary jack lew at 4:00 p.m. eastern. i will ask him specifically come november 5th, how much money will this country have, and how are the tax receipts trending? house gop leadership crisis, who's across the table from him to negotiate this aside from boehner, and, of course, yes, don't worry, the new $10 bill. the renew of it, the refresh. are we going to kick alexander hamilton off the front of it? don't worry i have your back. starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern, the treasury secretary of the united states 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. only on fox business. >>> closing bell ringing in 25 minutes. >>> was hillary clinton the clear winner, one of the best political reporters in the business joins us live, carl cameron, next on "countdown." excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*

are in the satellite and radar shows cloudy skies across eastern iowa with some spotty showers. ouratfernoon planner shows scattered showers and some flurries in our northern counties this afternoon. we're following developing news oututf columbia south carolina. carolina.the school resource officer, caught on video dragging a student across a classroom floor - has been fired. fired.richland county sheriff, leon lott announced deputy ben field's termination just under an hour ago.fields was already suspended from the force after the video surfaced earlier this week.it shows fields flipping a teenage girl backward in n her chair, , d tossssg her across the classroom.this all happened after the student refused to leave class.fields has been accused of racial bias, which officials are denying.as for the student - she has been charged with disturbrbg school. wisconsin congressman paul ryan is expected to be formally nominated today for speaker of the house. house.a source says congressman trey gowdy will give a speech inside the house g-o-p conference, urging memebers to vote for ry

eastern, a wrap up focusing on the facts. who got it right, who got it wrong, and what the voters are saying, a u.n. report find as global rise in violent extremism is leaving women as celtics times. crews in california continue to battle wild fires and they may be getting help from an unlikely source. 15 years ago, this month a u.n. security council adopted resolution 1325. it pledged for the first time to protect women in war, and get them more involved achieving peace u.n. women has within tracking that promise and today it release add report it hopes will convince governments to give women more rights in peace, and in war roxanne that has more. >> they have killed men and rape and enslaved women. >> in northern nigeria, more than 200 girls remain missing. a year and a half after they were kidnapped by the rebel group boko haram. >> they are children. we need to be protected. they are vulnerable. now they are in the hands of muslims. >> . >> in 2000, the u.n. security council acknowledged the world needed to do more to pro

of mexico will pull some rain up into iowa for tuesday with the heaviest amounts expected over the eastern half of the state where more than 1" could fall before ending late tuesday night. temperatures were a little above average today, but we are going to be cooler the rest of the week with highs only in the 50s through friday. wednesday will be our chilliest day with a strong nw wind helping to put a little bite in the air! by friday we are looking at another chance for rain, which is not good news for beggar's night participants. however, it does look like the rain will be moving out saturday morning for a dry halloween night. then sunday is looking like another beauty like what we had yesterday! brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! picture. we will keep the clouds around tonight, but will likely have some showers rolling in from the south by morning. a large system coming from the gulf of mexico will pull some rain up into iowa for tuesday with the heaviest amounts expected over the eastern half of the state where more than 1" could fall before ending late tuesday night.

a man is dead following a shootout with police in eastern iowa. plus...a woman is trapped when waters sweep her car away...crews are called in to rescue her. and an iowa teacher believes the key to learning...is in the chair. the efforts she's making in her classroom to help her students learn. here's a live look at our good morning it's 6 a-m -- today is . good morning, i'm ally crutcher. storm track seven meteorologist is here now with your storm track seven forecast. good wednesday morning. we are starting off on a very mild are in the 50s, close to 60 the south from 5 to 10 miles per however, there is a cold front bit as we head into tomorrow. storm track 7 live doppler radar shows mainly dry conditions for a few isolated showers as this cold front tracks through dry conditions across the area. as kids head off to the bus stop, with the slight chance for a shower. here's the storm track 7 forecast for today. most of us we are following breaking news chance for a shower. here's the storm track 7 forecast for today. most of us will be warm in th

third point, eastern partnership. one of the main strategic priorities for latvia is the eastern partnership and our approach is consistent implementation of the eastern partnership policy in accordance with the declaration ensuring continuity of the eastern partnership policy. and the task of the eu, u.s., and other like-minded countries is to strengthen partners' resilience and ability to cope with their challenges. force. i already mention it. ttip. and as an important issue on the eu. u.s. agenda. and we have ongoing negotiations on this partnership. this straight agreement will really only stimulate economies, but both sides of the atlantic, but also strengthen our geopolitical partnership and strategic partnership. oecd continuing about economics, i would like to note that latvia is a growing economy which welcomes the u.s. businesses and we have everything what the u.s. business needs. for instance, we have one of the fastest internet in the world. an open business environment, developed tax policy, railroad in

the third point, eastern partnership, one of the main strategic priorities for latvia is eastern partnershipproach is consistent implementation of the eastern partnership policy in accordance with the summit declaration ensuring continuity of the eastern partnership policy. and the task of the eu, u.s., and other like-minded countries, is to strengthen partners' resilience and ability to copy with their challenges. fourth, i already mentioned the ttip. another important issue on the eu/u.s. agenda, and we have partnership, the agreement rea,kpzÑ will totally stimulate economies on both sides of the atlantic, but also strengthen our geostrategic partnership. i would like to note thatol&s a is a growing economy which and we we have everything that the u.s. businessnrb9y needs, f instance we have one of the fastest internet in the world. we have an open business environment, develop technology policy, railroad infrastructure and ports. we consider that oecd member and the accession process to the oecd is an opportunity for continuing and improving our practices, improving services to our citiz

an eastern iowa sheriff's office gets a new addition. helping to fight a growing problem in the area. plus... things are alive@and well in the dead sea. including a record-breaking water slide. 'll take a look in just a fee minutes. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in monona, bernard, the blue jays win game three o [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gustav. we have to go back to the pet store. [ gustav s sawks ] he's gonna meet us there. over the visiting kansas city royals. the blue jays ended up scored nine runs through two innings and wenttn to win their first game of the series... the series is now 2-1 royals. toronto has a shot at tying the series before it heads back to p-m our time. as ug issue

and taking a look at the crop moisture you can see the dry areas continue to expand in eastern texas much of louisiana and arkansas weat areas though remain in much of the carolinas i^ll have my forecast coming up in just a few minutes if you fly a drone or uav around the farm, you may need to prepare for some new rules. the federal aviation administration says it plans to move forward with requiring registration for all drones. officials at the faa says uav's continue to violate airspace and interfere with fire and rescue operations. it's appointed a new task force to look into the matter. the group will advise the faa on which aircraft should be exempt from registration--such as toys and other smaller uav. the report is due late november. faa says it thinks registering unmanned aircraft will help build a culture of accountability and responsibility. up next a closer look at the cattle market and whether it can climb back out of its summer sluand later, silver lining for monarch butterflies. the drought out west is helping rebuild habitat for this struggling beauty. (receive a free

different story in eastern canada and upper midwest. sunny conditions and chilly mornings are expected into the weekend. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this hour's "newsline." for featured stories and reports log on to our website. from all ofÑ÷p÷999Ñówççç9ç9ç9ç9 >> thanks for joining us on the "france 24." i molly hall. here of a headlines this hour. vladimir putin is in paris for ukrainian crisis talks. there overshadowed by russia's recent move into syria. we go to our correspondent for the latest. the u.s. is hit by another mass shooting. 9 people killed in an on-campus shooting. president obama says the

opposition of the forces in the in syria which is primarily being fought in syria and isis is in eastern syria and in the north. the administration said we still talk to the russian. we're doing to have decon nicks talks. did not make any sharp statements. week later, obama in talks with his national security advisors agreed to several proposals that had been on the table for sometime. one was to -- was to directly forces inand arab eastern syria who were fighting against the islamic state. other was to greatly expand u.s. airstrikes in the northwest corner of syria along the border where the islamic state was coming from the east comingad forces were from the south basically. most of the city was being held

eastern on c-span's original series "first ladies, influence and image." examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton testifies tomorrow before the house select committee on benghazi, which is investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate.

he's holding a press conference today at 1:00 eastern. we'll get more information on that. >>> one-time olympic hero oscar pistorius was released from prison last night. it comes a year after being convicted of gunning down his girlfriend in an incident he says was a herbal mistake. his release was a full day early. pistorius was secretly escorted from prison under the cloak of darkness. nbc's jeff boston has more from johannesburg. >> reporter: he has served less than one year of his five-year sentence. pistorius was convicted of

dutch investigators confirming it was a russian-made missile that brought down the plane in eastern ukraine298 on board died instantly. the boeing 777 was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it crashed. lisa stark has been following the story since the crash itself. lisa a finding of fact, but not necessarily fault. >> reporter: absolutely. that is still to come, del. there is an ongoing criminal investigation and that may wrap up next we're, that hopes to assign blame who fired the missile. but dutch safety investigators made it clear that all of the evidence they gathered points to one fact, that in fact it was a russian-made buk missile that took down this plane, a warhead exploding right near the cock t cockpit. >> as a result of the detonation, the forward section of the airplane broke off after which the airplane broke up in the air. the tail section probably crashed before the center section nch the center section which also contained the engines hit the ground upside down and caught fire. >> reporter: now again, they did say that this was fired from eastern ukraine, which of

on saturday night at 9:00 eastern, the jefferson jackson dinner live from des moines. speakers include vermont senator bernie sander, former maryland governor martin o'malley and former secretary of state hillary clinton. and sunday evening at 6:30, republican presidential candidate carl fiorina will hold a town hall in buford, south carolina. live this saturday beginning at 11:30 on c-span2's book tv, the wisconsin book festival from madison featuring interviews with nonfiction authors including mary norris and her book on the english language. david maraniss on the city of detroit and evan thomas' book "being nixon." and former missouri senator and episcopalian priest john danforth on how he thinks the sense of religion can lead the country out of the current embittered state of politics. saturday evenings a 6:00 eastern, cia historian on intelligence gathering during the civil war and why so few

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malaysian airlines flight 17 was confirmed to be hit by a missile from eastern ukraine. the final report was published saying the ukrainian government should have closed its air space. >> at least three israelis have been killed in two separate attacks in jerusalem. we'll have the latest victims in a wave of violence. since the beginning of october, 28 palestinians and six israelis have been killed. >> unicef says children suffering from malnourishment in yemen tripled since the war began. there are now more than 500,000 children under the age of five severely and acutely malnourished. >> let's get more now on our top story. with altogether editor for flight global, on line news and information website joins us from london. what do you make of these findings? what light does itshed on the final moments of m.h.17? >> i think we all knew approximately what had happened, what this has done has clarified exactly what happened. the quality of the forensic information that this report reveals is very, very impressive, indeed. they knew, that is the investigators knew that all

eastern. you can watch coverage saturday and sunday at noon eastern on c-span. jill biden said he is not entering the 2016 presidential race. endedresident biden months of speculation he would run for president at their time, after unsuccessful bids in the 1988 and 2008 races. he did the announcement in the white house rose garden, joined by his wife jill biden and president obama. vice president biden: that morning, please sit down. thank you for lending me the rose garden for a minute. as my family and i have worked process, i grieving have said all along what i have said time and again to others. that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get window on, closes the mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i have concluded it has closed. experience,previous that there is no timetable for this process. the process does not respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses. i could doknow that -- i could not do this if the family was not ready. the good news is, the family has re

eastern. saturday, we are live with the democratic presidential candidates at the jefferson jackson dinner in des moines. our live coverage starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. biden said he is not entering the 2016 presidential race. endedresident biden months of speculation he would run for president a third time after unsuccessful bids in the 1988 and 2008 races. he made the announcement in the white house rose garden. was joined by his wife jill biden and president obama. vice president biden: good morning, please sit down. mr. president, thank you for lending me the rose garden for a minute. as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i have said all along what i have said time and again to others. that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i have concluded it has closed. i know from previous experience, that there is no timetable for this process. th

eastern on c-span. this afternoon we're live from capitol hill for a hearing on legislation that would eate a new mandatory minimum sentence for those caught aiding terrorists and reduce other sentences for nonviolent crimes. we get under way at 3:00 eastern with our live coverage on c-span. sentence for those caught aiding terrorists and reduce other sentences for nonviolent crimes. we get under way at 3:00 eastern with our live coverage on c-span. >> tonight on c-span's new series landmark cases by 1830 the mississippi river had missi become a breeding ground for cholera and malaria. to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government-run slaughter house. crescent city, to operate in the city district. and the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 173. we're joined by paul clement rmer solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael roth author of the book justice of shatrd dreams to help tell the history of this the personal story of the butchers and the state

police in one eastern iowa city are concerned with a song on a children's c-d. they say the lyrics send the wrong message to kids about officers' roles in the community. here's a live look on our citycam this morning. kaj o'mara will be back right after the break with a look at your school day forecast. stay with us. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins first alert forecast. clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks dry for trick or treating on saturday evening. enjoy your weekend! today: partly sunny high: 50-56 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq

re's a lookkat the temperatures across eastern iowa. right now temperatures in in the 40s across eastern iowa. here's the storm track 7 live weaer network in iowa city, showing the we are seeing clearing skies. the storm track 7 live weather network in cedar falls shows sunshine as well, but in dubuque we are still seeing a little bit of cloudiness across the area. here is the satellite an radar. no rain falling from the clouds. the clouds continue to decrease across eastern iowa. this is as high pressure builds in from the est. the coldldfront is well off to the east. here is future track, showing the clouds continuing to track off to the east. we will be left witt clear skies tonight as high pressure builds in. that will really calm our winds down after sunset, and that will allow those temperature to drop into the middle 30s. tomorrow, high pressure tracks east, we see a southerly wind, so that will bring us slightly warmer temperatures than whattwe saw today, along with the sunshine. and tomorrow night we will start of mostly clear,

chris moore reporting from eastern jerusalem. the government in egypt is giving its workers a half day off today in hopes of making sure they get out and vote. on sunday the first day of the two date ross s, a trickle of voters seen heading to the polls. the president has called the vote and important step on the road to democracy. any of his opponents in egypt are calling it a sham. the death toll from the typhoon in the philippines has been revised up to 16. hundreds of people were left stranded on the roots of their homes as the slow-moving but powerful storm and rising floodwaters moved in. for more, let's bring in dean bernardo in manila. dean: wrist reduction groups are trying -- risk reduction groups are trying to help out a lot of people. right now there is still a lot of areas that have not been breached. the biggest problem is a lot of these residents were caught offguard. they were expecting that there would be no floods. surprise each time there is a severe weather condition. in parts some trapped that are elevated or

and there are manufacturin g jobs to fill in eastern iowa. iowa workforce development's occupational projections report says eastern iowa will see 495 production job openings each year for the foreseeable future. kcrg t-v nine's jill kasparie joins us live from the cedar rapids newsroom.. jill, the week of tours is wrapping up with a big event? there's an information session going on, as we speak, at jones hall on kirkwood's main campus. we're told many of the companies involved in the tours this week are there networking with the public. many say they're interested to hear about all the opportunities. 23:35:18 midwest metal products is running at full speed. 23:06:30 bobcat zipping by today about a dozen cedar rapids kennedy high school students got a behind the scenes look at a typical day on the production floor. 23:07:54 we do a lot of small parts with a dimension "i thought it was very neat and clean. it's better than an old factory." students got to see how workers punch, paint and polish metal pieces. polished but these students are es

nearly 100 new jobs are on their way to eastern iowa. clickstop, a company created in the corridor, broke ground this afternoon on a major expansion. cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn joins me now to explain how big this really is. scott? scott?joy - this company grew extrodinarily in its early days and today's groundbreakin g g ows it's still on the upward swing. clickstop went from bringing in 250-thousand dollars to 15- million dollars in its first eight years. now, the company has decided to expand its facility in urbana and bring on more help. clickstop is an internet retailer that sells products under various brands like u-s cargo control, eco foil and space savers. c-e-o tim guenthersays the company has been growing to meet demand and he's looking to hire nearly 100 more people with this 6-million dollar project. prospective employees are brought in and treated well with an on-site bistro, fitness room, billiards and flexible office hours. owners say having an atmosphere that's encouraging and inclusive is important. "we really want