. >> reporter: frank emailed us what on earth is near warm springs and buffalo right now. frank, let me tell you. hb holmes is working on a big construction project right now and they're doing some utility work and that's why you're seeing all that traffic convection. the work started september but it is scheduled to wrap up soon, actually december 15th. so just hang in there, relief is on the way. in the meantime, i know this area is kind of a headache. we do also have that project being done on rainbow road improvements out there, unfortunately, that project is not scheduled to wrap up until but this project warm springs and buffalo that one is wrapping up mid-december. that's a look at your problem solver traffic. >> and that is it for the chicago cubs. chris -- [applause] >> now he's the biggest. >> that is some drama students at bonanza high school acting out a school from their special edition of the 1977 play bleacher bums. the incorporated chicago cubs third baseman into the play because he graduated from bonanza in 2010 and right now he's playing in game 7 of the

clinton blasted fbi chief, james comey, again yesterday over the inquiry of of her email use. saying he jumped into the election with no evident of wrongdoing, the fbi is using special software looking at the emails. >>> a top delaware official is facing hit and run charges, ed truet allegedly rear ended a driver and left the scene of the accident. he was issued traffic citations at the time and that he officially resigned from the position yesterday. >>> it's a cold morning but the sun is working hard to warm things up outside. sky 6 hd showing you ben franklin bridge and parts of penn's landing there. another warm-up headed our way on this tuesday afternoon. david murphy is outside on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> a cool afternoon across the region and standing in the shade good to have a jacket on. high clouds are coming in from the west and satellite shows that to you, a fairly sunny start and clouds are building a bit and some may experience times when it's more clouds than sun and a bouncing back and form we are looking at. temperatures on the cool sid

cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at >>> six at 25. cedar rapids is cloudy with a little breezy. right now are out of the west. it doesn't feel like 25. 37 and iowa city. we have 34 degrees. here is your planner throughout the rest of the day. 35 at 9:00, 37 at noon, 37 this afternoon. temperatures are not moving too much. there is all the cloud cover a little bit of moisture crossing over i 30 five here is the predictor, we see a rain and snow chance and it is more widespread throughout the afternoon. relations is on the light side. 38 as the moves does the rain moves out. 30 for saturday with a partly sunny sky. low 40s with morning snow for sunday. 40s in the forecast still monday and tuesday dry monday tuesday is the day we will watch dora with the possibility of measurable snow. too early to tell yet but at something to watch for as we head into tuesday in the midweek of next week. >>> here is a look at some of the other things going on on this wednesday morning. cedar rapids in marion are getting grants as part

corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us this morning, a judge will hear the case against mary beth haglin. haglin is >> welcome back. this morning a skwluj hear the case against mayor beth haglin accused of sexually exploiting a student last school year. during an interview she admitted to @ sexual relationship after those introduce her charges were elevated because prosecutors say she violated a no contact order and appeared on the dr. phil show to discuss the case. >>> officials at nebrask investigating a controversies sparked at the hawk husker game. claiming an a nebraska offensive lineman called him racial slurs. they are looking into it and will be contacting iowa staff for more information. he says there were a couple of in des moines - there's renewed hope for changes to our medical cannabis laws. the republican lawmaker is working on bills that would let iowans produce and distribute medical cannabadial to those with a prescription. in recent years, some expansion bills have been squashed by republican lawma

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team may have had a heads up about a house hearing where officials would ask questions about her email use as secretary of state last year. the emails from assistant attorney general peter kadzik -- to clinton's campaign manager john podesta in may last year appear to alert podesta of a house judiciary committee hearing later that day. the justice department's civil division chief was the emails also show podesta forwarded the info to various clinton staffers stating quote 'additional chances for mischief.' donald trump's team is condemning the people who burned and vandalized a historic black church in western mississippi. the words 'vote trump' were spray painted on the outside tuesday night. no one was hurt -- but there is a lot of damage. police are now investigating it as a hate crime. clinton also responded to it -- tweeting 'this kind of hate has no place in america.' a dog owner is mourning the loss of his pet this morning -- but also has questions about how the pup died. ryan fontentot of aurora's summer valley ranch neighborhood -- thinks his dog roxy blue was poisoned. he says h

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email us and tell us all about it as campus craziness as the fox news.com. we would preach hearing from you. one college something of a safe space from these examples of college craziness hillsdale college in michigan. for decades hillsdale has maintained its independence by refusing federal funds. over time hillsdale has continued to use the same curriculum that had has for decades it remains the only nonmilitary academy in the united states, for example, that requires its students to take a course on the constitution. to discuss the campus culture that our segments on craziness, the president of hillsdale college dr. larry arn joins us. thank you for being with us. >> hey, brit. thank you. it's good to talk to you again. >> how did we get to a place in american education where passing out the constitution on a college campus can get new trouble with the police? >> well, the bureaucratic rules, right? solicitation policy. when i heard you read that i wondered if we had one at hillsdale college and i don't know but i would be astonished if we do. and, rememb

cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at kgan.com connect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. any playoff push for 5-and-5 u-n-i on the line against south dakota state tonight -- and the jackrabbits conference title... title...but mark fa >>> any playoff push 5-5 on the line against south dakota states night, the jackrabbits have a shot at the outright conference title. but mark in the game had other ideas, down by seven early, what time is it? oh, that's right, it was rhyme time, a boot yesterday to tie things off at 7:00, he was just heating up. score, special things for special teams, hitting the edge and passed the kicker, and off to the races, 99 yards on the return, the freshman will equal - - equalize the score once more, but the wheels did start to follow up for the panthers in the second half. eli is picked off, eliminating us from the playoffs. ask mark, this one is on them. >> it goes back to inflicted wounds, not making plays, that is why we are done and they are still playing because they made those plays and those contested catche

you can also email us pictures, videos and news tips to newsroom at kcrg turning now to weather and meteorologis t joe winters... joe, what's ahead for tonight? with just six days to go till election day, another presidential running mate is election day, another presidn campaigning here in eastern iowa. today, democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine told people in dubuque how he would improve iowa's economy. and former new york city mayor rudy guiliani told people in hiawatha he thinks hillary clinton would be a bad fit as our next leader. stay with your 24 hour news race, democrat hillary clinton's running mate has been campaigning in eastern iowa today. senator tim kaine spoke at the loras college field house this afternoon. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann interviewed he talked about clinton's plans to improve the economy by building small businesses. he shared his thoughts on importance of early voting here in iowa and of course he discussed donald trump. about three hundred people packed into the loras college field house. that tiny building has hosted several major political candidates

so this is the time to take action, get in touch with us, you know they can call us, email us, to stop by our website and request information or read about things. now really is the time to do it and thanksgiving is coming up next week. >> yes next week. i know people have to get on it you're going to get busy and people are going to forget the date. for people who are on medicare, what does it mean for them? >> you know people that are on medicare, people need to really think about their rights. >> uh-huh. >> this is their right to shop around, and make a change to something that may put them in better situation. they might also be right where they need to be, but it's good to get confirmation on that too. >> absolutely it can mean money in your pocket. >> absolutely. when you mention competition there is competition between health insurance companies, but have to compete because we're a broker. so we have all of the different companies that are out there, >> over 30. >> over 30 and we can really sit down with a person, compare them side by side, and really just give them a non-bias o

you can email us. >>> let's get a look at your ho a terrorist suspect was spent eight years in prison after taking a plea deal. a judge handing down that sentence today which includes lifetime supervised probation. he was plotting an attack on several government buildings in arizona including an office and mesa. >>> a toddler has died after a reported case of child support lizet moreno is accused of throwing the toddler on the floor. she told authorities she got mad because the child was crying and refuse to eat . she faces one count of felony child abuse. >>> a verdict handed down in the bridge gate scandal. a federal jury found to former aides of chris christie guilty of conspiracy. they are charged in the plot to use traffic jams to punish the democratic mayor who did not indoors christie's. new man they want to charge of the team next season. here are the details. >> the diamondbacks got there guy. he's coming over from boston. their relationship and friendship dates all the way were with the indians. is coming over from boston where he spent the past four season as their bench co

all you have to do is email us and tell us their story, too to pictures@themorningblend.com. >> all right first up today is faye's fashion friday. she is sharing her favorite things for gift giving this holiday season. you don't have to get up at the crack of dawn either to find one of these great gifts for your loved ones. >> that's right. hey faye, happy black friday. >> happy black friday. how was your thanksgiving? >> fantastic, always eat too much. >> yes. >> it's tradition. >> and nutritionists say use a salad plate instead of a full sized plate so can you go back for seconds, feel like you had to eat less. >> and did you do that? >> i tried. >> okay. >> doesn't always work. >> i did not. >> you got cool stuff, so these are your favorite things. >> these are faye's favorite things absolutely, and you know we have this annual tradition after thanksgiving. >> oh, yeah. >> the mitten give away. >> smitten with mittens and you're giving them away. >> i really like that. >> is that still going on? >> it starts today and you get >> okay. >> whoa. >> that's huge. >> and then you join our t

roughly half of drivers were ok with sending emails, using social media, taking pictures or watching videos. van cleave/cbs news: on average 51 deaths a year occur in parking lots and garages when a driver is backing up...especially with it getting dark so early right now pedestrians can be hard to see. it's worth a second look. kris van cleave, cbs news, arlington, virginia. ((christianne klein)) >>> clothing store patagonia says it will donate 100 percent of it's black friday sales. ((paul joncich)) >> and those donations will all go to environmental the idea after the election. patagonia's vice president of environmental activism said... the country is divided but the environment is something everyone can come together on. ((christianne klein)) >> the company estimates about 2 million dollars will go to 800 organizations. the company already gives one percent of it's sales to groups that fight to protect natural resources./// ((paul joncich)) >>> there's a new beauty queen in town... there are actually two new ones. on the left is miss nevada 2017 usa... lauren york. teen usa alex

take our poll on twitter and facebook and email us at news3lv.com and tell us why you are having a hard time choosing a candidate this election season. >> jim: still ahead tonight, recall list. >> reed: this time it has nothing to do with smart phones. look at that. that's a washing machine. the latest product under fire tonight. >> jim: it was really a cool day for local baseball standout kris bryant and he and his chicago cub teammates celebrated their world series championship in the streets of chicago with a parade 5 million people came out. randy has more on that and an operation football preview ahead in with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down dur

866-236-3401, or email us tips@wjla.com. jonathan: this year, digital sales are expected to reach nearly $100 billion. how safe is your credit card from hackers? the 7 on your side continues our special report on identity jonathan: there is a pretty good chance your identity has been stolen. hasn't been used for fraud? experts say as war criminals get into the business of stealing identities, it's just a matter of time. chris papst explains. clinton, maryland, has always worked. you can imagine his surprise last year when he was charged with stealing $3400 in food stamps. >> for 2 1/2 years, somebody stole food stamps in my name. chris: he was forced to hire a lawyer to prove that his identity had been stolen. >> the address on the documents is not me. the drivers licenses not me. the date of birth is not me. number was. eventually the charges were dismissed, but the record remains. >> i now have a record for something i never did. >> that is where the money is. chris: what happened to washington has become common. this comp

you can also email us pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. the first of three finalists for university of northern iowa president is coming to cedar falls with some controversy in his background. neil theobad will visit the u-n-i campus tomorrow to meet with faculty, staff, students, and community members. just this past um at temple university planned to dismiss theobold as the school's president after a no confidence vote. he resigned a few days later. people can attend a public forum for him tomorrow from 2:30 to 3:45 at u-n-i's maucker union. he's the first of three finalists coming to the campus. the state regents plan to choose one of the three next week. people across iowa now have better access to a drug that helps reverse the effects from an opioid announced more iowans can now get naloxone or narcan. it comes after the director of iowa's department of public health made a standing order for the prescription medication. it will allow people, including those at risk for an overdose, as well as family or friends, to get it. before this

all we need is lead level. " trump went on to criticize clinton's email use when she was secretary of state. he said clinton's use of a private server put the country's national security at risk. tonight, the trump campaign announced he and democrat hillary clinton was also in north carolina, criticizing trump, as she courts minority voters there. "he seems to not recognize the rise of a new generation of black activists of social justice and the success of black leaders in every field." she campaigned in the battleground state with senator bernie sanders. she told supporters trump's character makes him unfit for the white house, and that he fuels some of his most racist supporters. clinton holds a two point advantage in the today's a- let's check in now with meteorologist joe winters. joe, we're well into november now, but it sure doesn't feel like it. a ridge of high pressure takes over the weather pattern. this keeps us mild and tranquil into the early part of next week. highs should be in the middle 60s with some comfortable 40s at night. precipitation is not seen in the 9 day out

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. >> if you have a tip you'd like fox 25 investigates to look into, email us at fox25investigates@fox25.com. you can also call 1-877 -fox25-news. >>> so far 800,000 people have voted early in massachusetts. we are asking a political analysts if there's a downside >>> turning now to pictures of breaking news we've been following all hour. traffic is really starting to back up around 128 waltham by exit 26 where a person walking was hit by multiple cars and killed just before 10:30 tonight. only one lane of traffic is getting by at this time. no word on when all the lanes will re-open. state police are working to figure out why the person was on the road in the first place. we'll be working on the story bring you any developments overnight starting at 4:00 a.m. on fox 25 morning news. >>> a former u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi in new hampshire today and she said she's worried house republicans will try to impeach hillary clinton if she's elected president. >> they did this 20 years ago. they impeached president clinton, they're going to try to do that again. >> she said the american peo

you can also email us at newsroom at kcrg dot com. a state lawmaker from urbandale is assault on a police officer a hate crime. republican senator brad zaun plans to introduce legislation... .... after the ambushes earlier this month that killed these two officers, urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant tony beminio. the suspect, an urbandale man, faces two counts of first degree murder. zaun says he would like to see harsher penalties for anyone who attacks law officers. " urbandale 1;58 it would increase be helpful to them." republican state representative ken rizer of cedar rapids also wants tougher penalties for the attempted murder and murder of law officers. iowa already has enhanced penalties for assaults on officers. there have been dozens of reports of intimidation and harrassment tied to the election. tonight, police in iowa city are the home of a sudanese-american family. amar samel and his family - who are muslim - found this message late friday night. that note read "you can go home now, we don't w

email us at wisntvnews@hearst.com. be sure to include your name, phone number, and the address of the display. y has re: no address. then, look for the video on wisn 12 news at 10:00 monday through friday. it might be hard to see those holiday lights when there is so much fog. i know some people just started putting theirs up. lindsey: yes, it is not going to feel very holiday-ish. there might even be some thunder, which is crazy for this time of year. you will need the umbrellas heading out the door. it's a whole lot of rain and around 1:00 from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. -- monday afternoon and the window behind the system, 20-30 miles per hour for monday, tuesday, lingering into wednesday as well. it will be windy aai feel that way. right now, this batch of rain happening in dane county. it's not going to be too bad, it will be through beaver dam and fond du lac. this will be the first bit of rain arriving in the next hour and a half. we will see a bigger patch of rain off toward the west. around 10:00 p.m. through the

. >> and a reminder if you have a problem or question, call or email us.ing up all- new at five: a bay area city fighting waste... not trash... but pigeon poop! *where it's so bad... street >> coming up at 5:00 a bay area city fighting waste, not trash but pidgeon poop. where it's so bad the streets are being closed to clean it. that and more at 5:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, two days that revolved around "getting" but today, its all about giving. if you've logged on t >>> first it was black friday. then cyber monday. two days have revolved go getting. now today is about giving. on facebook today it's part of "giving tuesday." that lets you donate and raise money for your favorite charities. twitter is joining in, too. many nonprofits are pushing social media today for donations like this one from the aspca. the american cancer society put out this tweet with a link to donate. >> all right. i love that. >> did you hear all of those guests in the background? >> yeah! >> we have special guests. >> a studio full of fourth graders from queen of all saints catholic s

if you see news happening text us or email us. >>> let's get to this presidential transition now. now that donald trump has finished thanksgiving celebrations at mar-a-lago in florida he's expected to get back to work. >> lana zack with the tug of war over secretary of state. >> as president-elect donald trump moves forward with his cabinet picks there is an internal struggle for secretary of state with between mitt romney and rudy giuliani. trump advocates are leaning towards the former mayor but he could face a difficult confirmation. on the other hand mitt romney will be a more moderate but he was one of trump's harshest chris in-- crit ins. against romney. as for secretary of defense mattis is a top con tender. treasury, hom land security and vetser -- homeland security and veteran affairs. no cabinet appointments will be made before monday. former green party candidate jill stein raised $3.35 million for recounts in -- for recounts in three states. >> there's enough evidence to warrant our system being investigated. >> it's not about the outcome. it's about the process. >> he

you can also emails us at newsroom at kcrg dom. linn county might upgrade a railroad crossing following a fatal crash there. da discussed potential changes to where the canadian national railroad tracks cross arabian road. that's just south of alburnett. a pick-up crashed into a train at the intersection early this month. the crash killed the pick-up's driver. the iowa d-o-t is considring more changes for an intersection in rural benton county. it's where 55th street going west out of urbana intersects with highway 150. a crash there a year and a half ago killed five young people. now the d-o-t million dollar project that would turn the highway 150 curve into a t-intersection. the mayor of urbana says the intersection is safe if people follow the rules. but others disagree. "i do not understand why they don't want to change it. i want the change. 1600 other people want the change. and if they want me to go through and get more petitions, i think i can get 2,000 people to sign it easily. " the d-o-t is holding a public input meeting

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share your commute stories with us using #6abcaction or email us at jointheaction@6abc.com. >>> breaking news now chopper 6 hd is over philadelphia international airport where an american airlines flight is currently being delayed at the gate. american airlines flight 2051 was suppose to depart from philadelphia headed to miami at 9:55. there is an unconfirmed report that a passenger brought a samsung note 7 on to the plane, you remember those are the phones that are banned because of the risk of fire. again no confirmation that that is the case but all passengers are taken off the plane and being rescreened. >>> from our new jersey newsroom now the jury has resumed deliberation in the bridge gate trial. to decide if two allies of chris christie's took part in the george washington bridge closures for pay back. >>> the days of cheap gas in new jersey are now over. a steep gas tax increase took place overnight. a 23 cent gas taxes took placeover night. to pay for transportation projects in the garden state. >>> an explosion closed the alabama pipeline that supplies gas to millions of peop

email us at wisn tv news at hearst.com. be sure to include your name, phone number and the address of 12 news at ten. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:54. holiday shopping season in full swing. today is cyber monday. we'll take you inside amazon's kenosha facility to see what it takes to ship items out all around the world. >> plus, new allegations from president-elect donald trump. why he says he does not want a recount despite thinking millions of people voted >> wells fargo want the closed door arbitrations instead of going to court. last september, the company agreed to pay $185 million to settle the allegations ta that the work erss opened millions of accounts without permission to reach aggressive sales targets. could rule that boeing got illegal subsidies for the latest plane. those from washington state involve the newest jetliner 777x. >> traders on wall street are hoping that the friday uptick president-elect will target the growth. on friday, both the dow and the nasdaq closed with record highs. 5:59. the news continues

as agents expand their probe into hillary clinton's email use. doug is following the race from washington. >> these f.b.i. investigations into hillary clinton's created new uncertainty out on the campaign trail but also exposed a real rift now between the f.b.i. on one side and the president and his justice department on the other. >> we've got to be nice and cool, nice and cool. right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. >>reporter: donald trump reminding himself to stay on point in florida. both hillary clinton's email use and whether the clinton foundation was a paid to play enterprise. the sources say f.b.i. agents have been at odds with the justice department which has been pushing back against the investigation. and it was enough for the president to offer what sounded like an extraordinary rebuke of his own f.b.i. director for pursuing a case against clinton. >> we don't operate on innuendo, we don't operate on information. we don't operate on leaks. >>reporter: the president has been feverishly campaigning for clinton while clinton hers

call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us on facebook - good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in dakota access pipeline protesters say trump's holdings in the company and previous promises mean he'll greenlight the project. the hail mary play they're hoping for before he gets to the white house. morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...trump transition -- after a steady stream of appointments - the president- elect is slowing down. three top jobs still left open. plus, more accusations of fraud, why trump says hillary clinton really won the popular vote - but is saying no to a recount. and, right now - cubans begin the nine-day process of mourning former leader fidel welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm dora this morning, president-elect donald trump is accusing millions of fraud. trump claims the only reason his rival claimed the popular vote is because millions voted illegally. yesterday in a storm of tweets, trump voiced anger on the three-state recount brought on by green party candidate, ji

continue to blast fbi director james comey for "blatant double standards" over the new inquiry into her email use. hammering clinton for the scandal, unleashed a harsh new attack against democrat hillary clinton in michigan monday. good morning washington. toss to eileen - roller coaster ride of temperatures continues - near record warmth thursday - chilly & blustery friday - nice first weekend of november (fall back!) today: mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 61-64 tonight: mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 48-52 winds: s 5 to calm wednesday: partly to mostly sunny. much warmer. highs: 75-80 happening today. bill cosby will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom. attorneys for the embattled entertainer will try to get sexual assault charges against him dismissed. the judge will also determine if a previously sealed deposition by cosby can be used at trial. more than a dozen woman have accused the comedian of sexual misconduct. cosby faces ten years in prison if convicted of sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. police now in doubles as a preschool in arlington. this was the scene

roughly half of drivers were okay with sending emails using social media, taking pictures, or watching video. 42% said they would video chat. on average every year 51 people die in accidents where a car is backing up in the parking lot. experts are saying take that extra second as a driver to double check behind you or use the backup camera before you start driving. careful. >> the people who cut across the parking lot, drives me crazy. someone could be there. >>> "10news at 5:30" don't miss our black friday specials, her. big savings in store only. this friday, eight am to eleven am. plus, win up to $250 off your total purchase. and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. don't miss our black friday specials at havertys.

or send us an email... acts of kindness at las vegas now dot com./// demetria, what's driving people crazy? demetria, what's driving people crazy? demetria obilor >>> >>> it's officially the holiday season, and valley police are going to be stepping up violators - especially, people who drive while intoxicated, it's a problem that's really driving metro crazy... "our dui's go up during the holidays. all the holiday parties that are out there, people are drinking more with their friends. it's a great thing to go out and have a great time with your friends, but get a designated drive. there's no reason to have a dui in a city that has 10,000 plus cabs in it and uber and lyft. get a designated driver for the night. go out, have a great time. that's what we're all about in vegas, especially with the holidays coming up. "we usually do step up enforcement around the holiday season, especially with new year's eve c saturations throughout the valley, different areas around the valley with extra motor officers put o

would be perfect for our open road segment, just let us know at wusa 9 on facebook and twitter, email us or -- and we would love to hear from you. >>> how're you doing over there? >> it'sgreat. we are on a label -- on a level playing field. we went 63 degrees today and by golly, look at this. ready for a bull's-eye. 63 degrees. 80s, 65 degrees tomorrow for veterans day. a live look outside. so comfortable. still 50 degrees. winds at of the south southwest at 9 miles per hour. 30s to start, breezy and chile. low 50s by 9:00 inside the beltway. a little milder tomorrow. breezy and still very nice. and then the coldest air of the season on saturday but then it leaves. it's milder for the game at fedex. speaking of the veterans day, check out my facebook page. that will have video of another veterans day, a little bit different story. 53 degrees on saturday but then we rebound nice around 60 degrees on monday and tuesday. the average right now is about 60 degrees. early in the morning, some 30s south and west of town. maybe even manasses and culpepper. about 44 degrees in rockville and we an

week to election day, until then the renewed hillary clinton email problem promises to remain at the center of the 2016 race. the fbi is said to useomputer program to sift through the thousands of emails which were found on a laptop belonging to disgraced congressman anthony weiner, estranged husband of hillary clinton's long time aide, huma abedin. telling "the wall street journal" the most relevant emails could be pin pointed by election day, analysis will take longer and results of probe will not be known until after all votes have been cast. reports indicate that fbi director james comey is not expected to release anymore details until the review is complete. donald trump ramping up his attacks over the email issue. the republican nominee citing one of clinton's long time supporters, democrat doug schoen worked in bill clinton's white house for six years. he recently explained why he no longer feels he can vote for her. >> he wrote a recent article. he said i'm a democrat. i worked for bill clinton but i can't vote for hillary. [cheering] he went on. rtant, folks, this is so important, because our country has enough problems,

degrees in cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us most of the 49 - million people are on the road because gas prices are so low.but heavy traffic on iowa roads and crashes have drivers backed up for miles. officers are adding extra patrols today but they're warning drivers to be extra careful this year - they'll also be watching for captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thanksgiving day. it is thursday, november 24th, 2016. >>> new york city says it will have its tight security ever for the thanksgiving day parade. thousands of police hit the stre spectators. >> president-elect trump names a charter school booster to be his education secretary. many republicans applaud the move. teacher unions give it an f. >> an e-cigarette explodes in a man's pocket at a busy train station. the latest fiery incident involving the devices that claim to be safer than tobacco. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.

you can also email us at newsroom at kcrg dot com. chris, calm and quiet night - it was perfect for football? our weather pattern looks to remain very quiet for the rest of the weekend and for most of next week. tonight, high pressure will keep our skies clear as temperatures fall to near normal lows in the 30s. winds will pick up some out of southwest for sunday, and along with more sunshine, will bring our temperatures back into the upper 50s and even close to 60. a very weak cold front moves through monday, and despite a wind shift to the northwest, it won't have much if any impact on our temperatures. another stretch of quiet and mild weather stays in place into thursday, but signs are poinn late in the week. winds will be picking up as it nears, so expect a windy end to the workweek with possible cooler conditions set to arrive for the weekend. tonight: clear. wind: sw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 33 dbq: 34 iow: 33 30 to 36 back to you. today, thousands of people took to the streets of protests after the election of donald trump. earlier

cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in stick around - up next an important traffic update - for anyone traveling in the corridor today. today.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...angry protests overnight - after president- elect trump mets with president obama in the white house. the traffic head-ache for some corridor commuters - that's now over.find out finished ahead of schedule. plus - how much a challenge to shop local - has helped businesses that were forced to shut down due to the flooding threat this fall. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm ryan. let's get a check of our cbs 2 this morning - president-elect trump's transition into the white house is officially underway.he traveled to one-on-one discussion with president obama.that was before he took to social media - to comment on the ongoing protests over his election. hena daniels has the latest from trump tower in new yo

cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us in football - sometimes plays don't go just how a coach draws them up.well - two wackpl college football - included teams from the hawkeye state. state.early on in iowa's big win over michigan - punter ron coluzzi took off on a fake punt- and tripped over his feet - doing a sumersault before even reaching the line of scrimmage.he later said - it wasn't a designed play and joked about how un-athletic the play was. was.and in the iowa state - kansas game - the jay-hawks tried a sneaky play on a the ball across the field leading to a 40-yeard gain.but taking a second look - when the play started - one of the jay-hawks was laying on the ground - hoping to be camouflaged in the all-blue end-zone.both iowa and iowa state won. good morning again -- it's now right now on cbs 2 this morning...what donald trump is now saying about the construction of the wall he's vowed to build on the u-s mexico border. the local businesses thatil flooding threat earlier this

all you have to do is email us at news - at c-b-s 2 - iowa dot com. as after a matter of fact why here is the radar. nothing is showing up on it. as we said earlier it is kind of a good thing because temperatures aren't cold enough tonight that we would be seeing snow but the radar hasn't had some work here in quite sometime. we have gone now 18 consecutive days with no rainfall in eastern iowa. you have to go back over a year to find a streak of dry weather like that. it has been dry. expect it to stay that way through tomorrow. then a weather system on tuesday should bring this particular stretch of dry weather to a will be back in the upper teens to around 20 degrees. a very chilly start to the day once again. however with some sunshine around tomorrow temperatures are expected to moderate a bit and we should get it back up there to around 40-42 in many locations. what a change from last week. you recall on thursday we had a high temperature of 73 degrees. tied a record here in cedar rapids. this morning our low temperature down to 16 degrees. temp

cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us apparently - the use of swear words offers a unique look inside the workings of our brains. a new book called "what the f: what swearing reveals about our language, our brains and ourselves." has drawn a lot of attention to the so-called slip of the tongue.researchers found that the part of the brain that forms swear words is different than the part that processes language. regular speech is generated in the left hemisphere of the brain close to the surface. swearing on the other generated much deeper in the brain -- in the right hemiphere where your emotions are. good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in still ahead: donald trump is working hard on filling key coming together. together.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...trump transition, the bumps in the road that signal some problems might be brewing before inaguration day - and the tweet signaling things might be taken care of. plus

tweet me using @ brit hume or email "on the record" at foxnews.com. that's about it for us tonight. stay tuned for "the o'reilly factor." bill will break down all the latest polling and what it means as the candidates enter the final stretch. governor mike pence enters the no spin zone as well. in the meantime we leave you as always with our political quote of the day which comes from mark twain who said, quote honest man in politics shines more there than he would elsewhere. we will be back here tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. we hope you will, too. don't forget the factor is coming up next and election day is exactly one week away. we have a full day of coverage planned for you right here on the fox news channel through the day and the evening. we hope you will join us throughout election day and night. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey. >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big show, an op ad says criticizing hillary clinton's use of a server is an attack on women. sounds like jim comey needs to learn what it is lo

email us foxnews.com we would be grateful to hear from you.ald trump is calling on early clinton voters to rethink their choice and change their votes. is that possible? in all early voting states? we'll have word on that next. at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> as donald trump tries to capitalize on recent momentum he is not just making a case to voters who still need to vote. there are several states where early voters can, in fact, change their vote. which states allow it? fox news chief legal correspondent shannon bream reports. shannon? >> though the election is still six days away, nearly 30 million americans have already voted. in the midst of the heated battle for those early and absentee votes the hillary clinton twitter account tweeted this thursday night. election night is one week away once it's over it cannot be redone. is everyone you know voting? retweet this. that same night donald tr

grown on our facebook page - many people weighing in - one parent even emailed us saying teachers involved should be fired for allowing it.what do you think? head to our facebook page right now to join the discussion. developing story - iowa city police are now reward for information about a threatening letter left on a family's front door. door.cbs 2 news first told you about the racist note found at the home of amar samel on monday.investigators have not tracked down any suspects or witnesses.so they're asking for your help. help.if you have any information that might lead police to those responsible, call iowa city crime stoppers at the number on your screen. (319) 358-tips.that number is also on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. the case against a minnesota officer accused of killing an unarmed black man moves forward. forward.cbs two news reporter stephanie johnson is at the breaking desk with the new developments. yeah jenee-- officer jeronimo yanez will actually be in court later today.he' turned himself in yesterday and was degree manslaughter in the shooting death of philando cast

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use the hashtag 6abc action on social media or email us at join the action at 6abc.com. >>> officials investigating a deadly police-involved shooting in north philadelphia. it happened at 7 p.m. tonight on the 3100 block of north ninth street. police say they were trying to chase down a suspect in an earlier shooting when that suspect pulled a gun on officers. the officers opened fire causing the suspect to drop two guns. police say the suspect then reached for one of those guns, forcing police to shoot again. >> they saw that the suspect was reaching and grabbed the revolver that was close to him. police then fired a second round of shots. >> the suspect was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. identified as a 31-year-old man from just outside of altoona. a woman and young child in critical condition after they were stabbed in the mantua section of philadelphia. along the 700 block of north preston street. police say a 2-year-old boy was stabbed in the head and a woman in her 50s was stabbed in the left shoulder. investigators were able to arrest the suspect and recover a w

and not important, you have it wonder by kadzik did not put it on justice department email but g mail. a lot of people use g mail and personal email in the workplace but not when you are at justice. not when you are in white house. >> not at justice communicating with the white house. >> because this is about federal records federal law saying you have to use your official email especially because their story is he was talking about justice department information. hearing a filing. they don't want to hear that tonight. >> thanks very much. right now speed read other news from the world of politics. the republican national committee is now starting to spend a lot of money on tv ads supporting donald trump. that's a change in plans from earlier in this cycle. however, now with the polls tightening, rnc is putting $3 million in tv ads for trump. some of those ads attack clinton over the fbi investigation and will air across the country. both hillary clinton and donald trump's comments in the debates were, quote, sufficient for the annihilation of the reputation of the u.s. in a speech today, he also describe

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