of what we're seeing here is the general ross it of people and donations of food coming in and everything city. so from the red cross volunteers and the people here, they want to say thank you. for now, we are in cedar rapids. we'll send it back to you guys in the sued -- in the studio. >>> cedar rapids carpenter's union local 308 showed up at the paramount theater with power tools to take apart the nearly 100 seats on the first level. then a small army of volunteers streamed in to carry those seats to higher local 3308 says they take -- 308 says they take pride in what they helped build. >> absolutely. this is our community. we were devastated after the 2008 floods, so we want to take pride in our community and help out wherever we can. >> local 3308 has been -- 308 has been teaming up the last couple of days to help family members pack up their homes and save possessions before the flooding begins. people having a good time listening to the great musicians we have in this community. well, they took out all the tables and seating so they could keep everything dry before the water comes in. th

everything. the city. everything, the little things, the cheese. but yeah, the city of milwaukee and how kind the people are here, how respectful they are, and how they support each and every athlete they've got.scott: i think everyone in wisconsin's always happy when they hear that cheese is a big part of the decision. but the team itself also, this team has been building toward the future so much, is this a step toward the future is now? giannis: definitely, the future. the future looks strong. we're going to be a lot better this year, and we're going to play. every night, we're going to compete every night, so the future looks bright and strong.scott: how does everything change for you in this new role now that you've cemented yourself as one of the building blocks, one of the leaders of this team?giannis: it hasn't changed a lot. it hasn't changed at all, and i'm just going to keep trying to be a leader of this team, and that's that's my mindset's going to be, and that's what i'm going to focus on. to be a leader and to do all the little things

everything. the city. everything, the little things, the cheese. but yeah, the city of milwaukee and how kind the people are here, how respectful they are, and how they support each and every athlete they've got.scott: i always happy when they hear that cheese is a big part of the decision. but the team itself also, this team has been building toward the future so much, is this a step toward the future is now? giannis: definitely, definitely it's a step toward the future. the future looks strong. we're going to be a lot better this year, and we're going to play. every night, we're going to compete every night, so the future looks bright and strong.scott: how does everything change for you in this new role now t you've cemented yourself as one of the building blocks, one of the leaders of this team?giannis: it hasn't changed a lot. it hasn't changed at all, and i'm just going to keep trying to be a leader of this team, and that's what i'm going to do. that's my mindset's going to be, and that's what i'm going to focus on. to be a leader and to do all

- it will make progress with the staffing issues no it obiously takes a lot more to solve everything boulder city... henderson... north las vegas... mesquite and metro police would all be a part of the plan. no brainer. sisolak- i think youre goin to notice more officers not the one percent in sales tax cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> the clark county crime prevention act now goes to the county commission. they will hold a public hearing before a final vote. the next generation of apple i-phones hits stores today. but apple says you're out of luck if you want the brand new i-phone 7 plus. it's already sold out! phone 7 is still available in every color, except jet black. folks around the world are already snatching up their shiny new iphone. from australia to japan... dozens of people camped outside the stores' main entrances. "it's not every time you get to be in the front of the line. it's a big hype.'' "i came here probably yesterday at four o'clock in the afternoon on a wednesday and i've been here ever since, like camping out. "i actually am not the experience, i just wanted to d

>> they said everything, the city is on the comeback and this will happen in trenton. >> they aren't paying property taxes right now. it will be a small economic left to the city to get those buildings back on the tax code. maybe it would be better if they were demolished to make room. >> they shot 129 right down through there. >> you would still have a viable economic tension right there. >> we need to stop with these exaggerations and say that anytime there's construction its way to create thousands of jobs. it takes more than that to stimulate the economy and get people back to work. just putting a new empty building without tenants, join the club. james david manning is well known in harlem for his anti-gay messages which he posts on his church on west 123rd street. there have been legal attempts to strip him of that church that have failed. he recently won a court victory that prevents the sale and foreclosure of the church meeting that he gets to keep it. to celebrate his victory he has put a sign on his church thing he wants to burn gay flags. >> my retaliation is to hell with

it's easy to take your car for granted but not having it can affect everything. the city contact of the problem solvers just getting get any answers for the finance company about whether his car could be repaired. cars are jamming the road by jay cline is walking are having to the cutting get answers from the first premier financial company about whether everything could actually be handled. we checked it out. sales manager johnny quickly looked up is account. i'm deafening will make sure that jds take care. no problem at all. looks like they've artie done some repairs. days cars on the law and ready to roll. how soon the car be ready. i'm hoping the have that backdoor them today. and will be there. for all the same. plenty of moisture coming into the state we have this pen winning system we talk about all week that chance for snow in the mountains continues a chance for rain around denver. they really need the rain would is not getting much of it at all. the spring nature of the system on one side we havst thunderstorms on the backside we have that cold but everywhere in

sisolak- it will make progress with the staffing issues no it obiously takes aot more to solve everything boulder city... henderson... north las vegas... mesquite and metro police would all be a part of the plan. for comissioner steve sisolak... it's a no brainer. sisolak- i think youre goin to notice more officers not the one percent in sales tax the clark county crime prevention act now goes to the county commission. they will hold a public hearing and debate the proposal before a final vote. reporting live cl ffnnll nfl stadium proposal was voted on today .. and when the committee asked the sheriff about staffing the games... he said the money to pay for those officers would not come from his budget... it would be up to the team to pay the officers. now more on the stadium proposal. the same committee unanimously approved it... which means we are a step closer to a professional football team in las vegas. the stadium will cost nearly two point billion dollars. 750-million of that will come from public funding... which will be financed by a hotel room tax. it also includes infrastructu raiders would

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city. it's about promoting boston. everything it meant to be positive. >> anchor: any events, what events does boston tweet attend regularly? >>> you know, i tend to explore the city. just on foot and going out a run a lot in the city and seeing what's there so a lot of food trucks around in the city. but every day life that's happening. there is owa is a great event that happens every sunday. there and just exploring the city. >> anchor: any advice for those who want to create a brand for themselves, starting, getting going on social media? >>> it's tough. so i think timing was very important for me. it was twitter was early. my biggest advice is be genuine and be authentic and be yourself. and that comes through. i have, i cannot be someone didn't on twitter as i am in real life. others can. so my advice is be authentic to who you are. >> anchor: en realize boston tweet was really taking off. >>> it was i start saw it november 21, 2008. by january of the following year '09 it had become a few thousand followers at that time and

. >>> a web of cameras watching everything in new york city. on the suspect bomber and what it took to track him down. >>> and program to give women a second chance at success. how a big gift helps hundreds get new jobs and a fresh start. >> very nice. >>> good morning. happy tuesday. belen de leon joining us. holding on to summer just a while longer? >> temperatures today are still above normal. we will be close to 77 degrees this time of year. instead this is what we have. can we this! temperatures today will be rising into the upper 80s. we could still see some 90- degree temperatures around town in the foothills. 70s are what is in store for you. now the difference from today to yesterday, temperatures only slightly cooler, plus, more clouds. coming in from the southwest. still mainly a dry day in store for us. no severe weather is expected across colorado. we will be lucky if we see any kind of rain. but that rain is expected to develop tonight in the high

every year - hundred of plants are stolen from city parks- everything from veggies to coloroful bouquets... about 500 plants have been stolen this year.. popular for its artichokes.. 7th avenue parkway was targeted for flowers. someone even tweeted at parks and rec -- asking if there was a list of edible plants around the city. you could be fined if you're caught stealing or eating city plants. leaders from across the country-- are wrapping up a conference in colorado, today. they're giving insight on some of the country's biggest emergency responses. one of them being-- the flint water crisis. 9news reporterta here with more. tarhonda-- this story hasn't really been in the national headlines in a couple of months. no. after the initail outrage-- and response-- the story has "kind of" faded into the background. but one of the people leading the flint recovery team came here to colorado to let us all know-- the problem is far from solved. he came as part of the "public private partnerships conference," hosted by the "department of homeland security".... "norad"... and "fema." the event--

crews have been working all night, fighting dangerous conditions to makes sure everything is functional. city manager says it will be at least 2 days until they feel more comfortable with the river level. they are looking for the cedar river to get below 18 feet. the river crested just below 22 feet yesterday morning. and it's not expected to drop below 20 feet until thursday. law enforcement in cedar rapids are warning people to stay out of the evacuation zone. they say this will keep people safe and give them room to work. the city's fire chief mark english says a survey found troubling number of people in the evacuation zone flood walls, sandbags, and earthen berms are holding back the water pretty well. but water has been seeping into some low-lying areas, including downtown, the newbo district, czech village, and the time check neighborhood. as these photos show, a handful of buildings on the edge of newbo -- the odd side of 16th avenue se outside of the temporary flood barriers. the owner of tornado's pub & grub says his own sandbag wall was holding off 3 feet or so of water with just a

in the last two shots on the right shoulder, that has gone eastbound i-4 right in the ybor city area. everything looks perfect. and the polk parkway, things lakeland. and moving from lakeland through plant city and into ybor city, it is a fantastic >>> got breaking news this morning. an emergency landing at tampa international airport overnight. major problems with the landing gear on an american airlines flight. as the plane landed, passengers and the flight crew braced to tell you this morning that the plane landed safely and no passengers were injured. >> passengers telling each other good-bye. flight attendants screaming to brace before landing. we have team coverage of this breaking story from tampa international airport. and we begin with news channel 8's ryan hughes. ryan, the host of daytime on news channel 8, our friend and colleague was on that plane. >> reporter: good morning to you both once again.

- it will make progress with the staffing issues no it obiously takes a lot more to solve everything boulder city... henderson... north las vegas... mesquite and metro police would all be a part of the plan. for comissioner steve sisolak... it's a no brainer. sisolak- i think youre goin to notice more officers not the one percent in sales tax the clark county crime prevention act now goes to the county commission. they will hold a public hearing and debate the proposal before a final vote. this is the same meeting where the nfl stadium proposal was voted on today .. and when teh committee asked the sheriff about staffing the games .. he said the money to pay for those officers would not come from his budget .. it would be up to the team to pay the officers. now more on the stadium proposal.. the same committee unanimously approved it. which means we are one big step closer to a professional football team in the valley.... and hopefulle, a big economic bo "besides the raiders and besides unlv all the other events we're going to have, is going to raise room rates, increase visitation its going to b

city hall. as you mentioned, the national guard is here assisting with many road closures. among everything else, as you mentioned, those workers had to rush to that sewer break this afternoon. the city says the system is taking on a lot of water and they have asked residents to phones were ringing off the hook. it didn't appear there will be a break for them any time soon. still ahead in our special report, many of us lived through the floods of 2008 and rose again, this new round of high water is bringing back a lot of those memories. why it's especially important to deal with these feelings - and the national guard has now arrived to help protect evacuation areas. areas. >>> the national guard is now active to help protect evacuation areas. >> cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga has more on the role that they will play in all of this. joe. >> reporter: yeah, guys, if it wasn't already clear how serious the situation was, this activated since 2011 and local law enforcement are happy for the help that they are providing. about 400 national guardsmen have arrived. they are manning traffic chec

want to teach young kids who are not dissimilar to yourself and will who have come from inner cities -- everythingt just acting as well. >> yes, it's imperative. on paper, if you look at my life, i should not be here today. i should be in jail or dead. that's just real talk. but along the way, i had mentors. along the way, i had opportunities that people gave me to show me that i could be a lot more than what i thought i could be living in baltimore city and running the streets. and there are so many young name our country that have so much potential that need just a little help. you know at the end of the day, i'm not asking to, you know, do the work for you, i'm just asking to get an opportunity to these kids, give them education so that they can have a real opportunity to make a future for themselves, and everybody deserves that opportunity, every single person. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: i like everyone in this room and at home, huge fans of what you do, huge fans of yourself, husband, kids, relationship, everything. i know you realize you're both in the d.c. world now so there's a cha

plus property taxes, everything like that. " the city has made deals like this in the past, to h a former burlington city councilman and photographer found guilty of sexually abusing teenage girls is asking for a new trial. a des moines county jury convicted 42-year-old chris king with four counts of sex abuse last month. king says the girls testimony wasn't enough to warrant his guilty verdicts. he also says media coverage of the trial violated his constitutiona l rights. a jury has returned a lesser they found david miller guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of sabrina janish. miller was originally charged with first-degree murder. police found janish dead in the driveway of a home north of shellsburg, last year. she'd been strangled and stabbed multiple times. dubuque police arrested a second man they say was involved in a downtown, weekend shooting earlier this month. charles layfield faces attempted murder and weapons charges. he is 29 and from dubuque. police say he was involved in a shooting near 19th the morning on september 11th. that's not too far from orange park. pol

. >> in new york city, everything is expensive. >> we ordered the life in color cereal ice cream and it is delicious. >> i think it is very well packaged. it is a great concept. >> it is like frozen yogurt but with cereal and that is fun. >> i think people will be really happy and leave with a different idea of what cereal could actually be. >> i feel like a kid. >>> is the marketing maneuver working and are people starting way? plus are they willing to pay $6.50 for a bowl of it. joining is aandy sherp caw associate marketing director for kelloggs and i have to say this is a fun idea but why do you do this? is this about marketing and thinking about cereal in a new way. >> our business is to make and sell cereal and the interesting thing is almost everybody, 90% of people still have cereal in their household but they don't eat it as often as they used to. there are so many more options so this is evolving and trying to get people to think of cereal of more than just in a milk in a bowl and you go and it is adding flare and fun to it. >> and i saw a story about how millennials are no

everything. >> reporter: ocean city businesses are bracing for possible flooding. >> worst case scenario we will have a couple, you know, a foot or two. >> reporter: back out here the ocean remains closed to swimmers for the remainder of the holiday weekend. so far we have not seen anybody getting in the water. that is fortunate because waves continue to grow rocky. by the hour. reporting live from ocean city, christie ileto for channel six "action news", walter. >> just the beginning. all right, thank you christie. >>> let's move further down the coastline now with "action news" reporter bob brooks live in rehoboth beach with how folks are fairing down there, hi there, bob. >> reporter: walt, good evening. the wind starting to pick up down here. we have a little bit of rainfall but really it is the ocean, the waves, they are getting pretty big down here. i want to show everyone. do you see that little boy down there by water. beach patrol says they don't want anyone on that sand or close to that. that is exactly what they are talking about. they are recommending people do not do they do not wan

great time to be in this city everything going on....it's really incredible....i'm really fortunate to be here" jessup said.. if all goes according to plan.. he's looking forward to talking with developers and the raiders to see what the stadium will actually look like.. and how to create an amazing game day experience for the rebels and rebel fans when they play there. meanwhile governor sandoval says he's starting at the bottom.. with his efforts to improve our state's education system. governor sandoval last year is a preschool development program. the hope is to increase the amount of students in preschool...which could help raise performance grades in a few years. renee fairless, principal, mater academy of nevada it's really important to have a long term plan....but also you have to have intermediate goals and bechmarks in order to make mid- course corrections the state hopes to triple the amount of pre-k students within four years. school football games in the nation. our very own... number one ranked bishop gorman will take on ka-hu-ko from hawaii. 05:15:04:29 welcome to my wor

to see what other cities that have not signed up are gonna be able to take advantage of this program. program. mayor tom barrett "we want to do everything we can as a city to remove the barriers and the uncertainty" the obama administration says small businesses are the primary driver behind the record 78 months of consecutive job growth. the packers face a big test sunday night, a division rival on the road and the debut of minnesota's new 1-point-1 billion dollar stadium. stadium.so it's no surprise that demand for tickets to the vikings home opener is very high. and now the teams are warning fans to be wary of scams. the game's been a sell out for weeks...and only three outlets are authorized resellers of n-f-l tickets- the team's ticket office, the nfl ticket exchange and ticketmaster.buy from any it at your own risk. packers players would like nothing more than to spoil the viking's big night. the team is practicing today. cbs 58's scott grodsky is there and brings us the latest from lambe. lambeau... mike mccarthy "i cant say enough things about david when you look for a young man to represent your proagram and how to go about it.

everything. >> reporter: atlantic city resident anita robinson and her husband are hoping mother nature has mercy not so much for them but for the local businesses that were depending on a big money making weekend. >> hear this horrible weather forecast they don't come down. >> reporter: and you know we have to be pretty serious about this. this isn't just an inconvenience. it could be a safety issue as well. will you have some brave souls who will try to come out along the shore line. it is simply not worth it. stay home and hopefully there will be better days ahead to get the beach in before the summer is officially over and if you don't have it already download the 6abc app. we'll keep you posted on everything hermine related. reporting live in ventnor jeanette reyes channel6 "action news. >> great advice there and of course as we track hermine's path up the east coast florida was the first to get hit. early this morning hermine made landfall as the first hurricane to hit florida in 11 years and the panhandle got pummeled. >> oh! >> heavy rains and strong winds tore through some homes in the b

we look outside across the city and everything looking good. temperatures tonight feeling comfortable backing down into the '60s as the storms in the planes are exiting off into kansas and nebraska. see parts of the eastern plains have a flash flood warning that as we had to deal with the number of thunderstorms to put down flooding issues over the past few evenings. meanwhile the high country all that's left is northwest slope and anything's veto threat of grand junction seeing activity as well. that's the best opportunity for rain throughout the overnight. likely in the mountains as we are expecting spotty showers here and there. what's across the city is now beginning to fade away. we zoom in and have the few bands of light rain that moved to the northeast. protesters l quickly fizzling out will be on as a future radar to show. check out the left-hand side of the screen and it does to help a few more scattered showers across the high country. i will be the best shot for rain through the overnight. meanwhile in the metro we are drying out. cl

. >> flynn spoke at a milwaukee press club event, saying the city has done everything it can to fund its police force but arguing that all taxpayers have a responsibility to help keep citizens everywhere safe. and that the rise in violent , crime in large cities like milwaukee requires a national solution. >> the fight on crime in our urban centers should not just be the responsibility of the taxpayer in the city limits. the violence against americans is a national problem. the rest of america doesn't get the excuse to walk away from the hyper-violence against american citizens who happen to live in these zip codes. everybody's got a role to play. concern in just maintaining the current level of staffing by replacing those retiring officers. he said that losing so many experienced, veteran officers amounts to, in the chief's words, an undeniable loss. kathy: thank you. looking ahead, the very first group of milwaukee police community service officers will graduate tomorrow afternoon. the ceremony will take place at the police academy near teutonia and mill. the class of six women e th

cities. and everything in between. >> opioid abuse items are sky rocketing.y are up by 248% over the past four years. >>> in your money tonight nj transit is the latest agency to warn passengers about using the samsung galaxy note seven. the agency is asking passengers to turn off the devices before getting on trains or buses. samsung has already issued a voluntary recall over the phone's batteries bursting into flames on some devices. samsung says owners should turn the phone off for good and return them. airlines and the faa have already warned travelers not to use the phone on flights. >>> you work really hard and who knows, your boss might just recognize it. three philadelphia city employees septembered the richardson dilworth award this morning at city hall. police chief inspector joseph sullivan received the award for distinguished public service. the police inspector heads the department's homeland security bureau and managed some major efforts events the papal visit and the democratic national convention. they were huge. it was an emotional acceptance

dry ice.the city has tried everything from cutting off the rodent's food source... to even poisioning them... but the rat population continues to grow. we're gonna test this idea, see if its effective and if it is, we're gonna deploy it throughout the city of chicago." the plan is cover the rat holes... and fill them with dry ice so rodents won't have anywhere go to escape the fumes. the city got the idea from boston who successfully cut down on their rat method. here's a fun fact.... rats can have about 2-thousand babies each year. a colorado woman is facing a hefty medical bill despite having insurance. the woman says she slipped on a sled her grandkids left on her front proch... she ended up breaking her cheek bonenow she's left with a bill for over 50-thousand dollars... because her insurance company discovered her blood alcohol level was point-one-five... nearly double the legal limit. still ahead this morning: brangelina leaves fans heartbroken this morning. news from their not so fairy tale marriage. plus...their made to help you lose weight. but new research

>> back on the campaign t everything she's got. >> new york city cops attacked by a man brandishing an 11-inch cleaver, 18 shots are fired, all during rush hour. >>> police in ohio are investigating a shooting of a 13-year-old carried a bee-bee gun. >>> the second lowest mark and the dangers of galaxy note 7. the new apple iphone 7 is flying >> jimmy fallon really did go there. a moment of how the donald reacted. "early today" starts right now. happy friday to you, aim frances rivera. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. donald trump says he was born in the united states. >> jimmy fallon. this new issue. the birther issue comes storming back into the 2016 race with donald trump president obama was born in the united states, after asked directly be i the washington post, trump said, quote, i'll answer that question at the right time. i don't want to answer that question right now. trump's response and refusal to answer is now spread across nationalhood lines this morning. here's what the post, robert costa, said about the nominee's non-answer. >> so we're sitting there, i had a list of questions. ma

everything off. before it comes into the city. we're expecting more sunshine. yes. more warmth. a big ridge over the rockies. it will weaken soon. and will eventually allow 60s to come our way. a big trough will roll it from the northwest. that won't until the middle of next week. getting comfortable. with coverage. those type of things i need to do. >> . so modest. 3 starts under his belt. hardware for the 24 year-old. trevor siemian named today the offensive player of the all that after his 4 touch down performance. in cincinnati. here it is again. to go along with the 4 touch downs he threw for 312 yards. quarter back rating of 13 2. obviously this mark the first time for him to win the award. he joins 7 other broncos quarter backs. since the award began in 1984. 60 percent chance of rain. these guys are used to it. >> . which is one reason why hetd head coach too took it simple t. shorts and hats during wednesday practice. more reps. less exhaustion. and hopefully keeping them fresh tim tebow launching his baseball career. today. looking at his first at bat. of his instructi

this conversation has nothing to do with the city of charlotte and everything to do with legislators in raleigh and pat mccrory. they're the only ones that can repeal house bill 2 ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the internet is buzzing after last night's emmy awards. ((brian loftus)) >> we'll see who came out on top during last night's show./// so my mother made 7,000 peanut butter and jelly butt too raise your hand if you have a gluten allergy? ok i just want america to see which of their favorite celebrity are the most ((demetria obilor)) >>> sunday night's prime-time emmy awards honored the best in television, giving trophies to old favorites and rising young stars... and, as usual, the most memorable moments were unscripted. david daniel has a look. "there you go. all right!" the very first thing emmy host jimmy kimmel did was hand a trophy to "transparent" star jeffrey tambor. less than an hour later, it was official: tambor won his second straight woman. "please give transgender talent a chance. give them auditions. give them their story. [pull up] i would not be unhappy were i the last

. >>> there's a peak outside now. 77 in and out of the city everything looks to be light at this hour. no problems whatsoever so far. >> tiffani: good news on a wednesday. >> still head at 4:00 a class action settlement involving find out how long you have to >>> now for a quick time out with romona and tony. >> tony: all right. romona not here and rumor has it she may be back tomorrow. >> tony: good. we are shuffling people in and out of time out like the browns area. >> mark: so true. what's rg iii up to? he talked today. >> tony: he did talk for first time sunday and thought he was okay and obviously he wasn't and found out monday he is on the shelf for half of the season and he has to take this in stride. here is what they had to say. >> it sucks. football. >> tony: that's the injury right there. the bigger question, mark for the browns is, let's say he doesn't come back this season. drafting very, very high. is rg even part of the equation at that point? >> how would you possibly -- what if they make the decision to move him. what will he be worth? we are jumping way ahead. i fee

they took everything to the city's history center. they will start installing the new fence monday featuring work from orlando area artists. >>> new video, investigators looking for the person that used a drivethrough window to rob a mcdonald's. happened in a location in fort detectives say just as the clerk was closing the window the robber held him at gunpoint demanding all the money in the register before taking off. the suspect is described as hispanic, 5 '9", if you know anything about the incident you're urged to call crime stoppers. >>> tonight kanye west brings his st. pablo tour to amalie arena. take a listen. ? they going to kill me? n? it makes you stronger? winning singer has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide. he has twice been named "time" magazine's 100 most influential people in the world list. tonight's show starts at 8:00. >>> coming up -- requesting a presidential pardon. nsa whistleblower edward snowden asking a huge favor from president obama on his way out of office. the argument he's making to return to

. >>> and traffic wise in and out of the city, everything actually looking pretty good. i saw some empty parking lots, believe it or not, downtown earlier today. we'll keep you updated if >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is olive garden is saying thank you to local first responders today with a big heaping helping of pasta. we were there as the north olmsted police department was treated to lunch. this is the 15th year in a row that olive garden has honored first responders across america with a free labor day lunch. >>> and if you're on a diet but all of this talk of olive garden is giving you a hankering for pasta. go a recent study links eating pasta to having a lower body mass index. i've never heard that in my life. don't dive head first. the experts say at cleveland clinic the key to eating pasta and keeping your weight in check is to limit how much you pile on your plate and watch what you're topping it off with. >> so what we don't want to do is look at a study like this and think it's okay to go out and have four c

plus property taxes, everything like that. " psihoyos says the city has made deals like this in the the homeowner's door to hear their thoughts on the sale and the one dollar rent. but no one answered the door. live in dubuque, katie wiedemann, t-v nine news. we have a programming note to pass long. because of severe weather coverage, we covered up a-b-c programming tonight. so we will be airing those shows thursday night into friday morning. the goldbergs will air at 12:05 a-m friday 12:35 . and modern family will air at 1:05. set your dvr's. check kcrg dot com to see these times again. more sports events could be coming to cedar rapids. some of them may even include a harry potter favorite. we'll tell you what a sports conference is coming to cedar rapids a year from now... but that's not the story. kcrg tv nine's dave franzman explains what could come next. events, and business, the annual girl's state volleyball tournament at the u.s. cellular center every november has no equal.sot/nat attendance is about 28- thousand people over four days, and there's nearly a two million dollar im

city. everything moves east to west about it. with an east wind, it's going to be warmer on the west coasten that the east coast. it heats over land and on our coast, 90 in tampa, 91 sarasota, 9 st. pete. the tropics becoming more active. tomorrow -- actually the tenth on average is the peak of the season. one area of d another one developed today off the less are antilles. 10% chance next two days. 20% next five days on the first one. the second one has a better chance of development. this one when it gets going will likely stay across the open atlantic. i will add the european model run this afternoon did show the first one, what's left of it, spinning off the east coast next week. but with no development at all. as you know, we've seen all this environment does not favor any rapid intensification or development i should say anytime soon. 90 the dew point 71. winds are northeast at 3. around the country, high pressure dominates up and down the east coast. it's yet another major heat wave all the way from maine to the mid-atlant

cities are dense places. we don't need to suburbanize everything. what makes cities thrive is pedestrians. what makes cities thrive is density. if we try to make a suburb out of the city we ruin all of that. that's what made death and life of great american cities the single most significant work in american city planning. most city planners would agree that's true. feminine mist even, she's writing in 1963 the housewife isolated in the suburbs while her husband goes to work is in an -- this was a controversial analogy. she called it a comfortable concentration camp. right? she felt unfree in the suburbs. now, of course, one response is, well, she should get a car, right? now we're talking about not only a world where every adult has a car instead of every home, but also a world that was unrealistic in 19d 63 when she wrote the book. o'tool says the car gave us better social equity, but how could it argue this when it was not economically possible for most couples to have two cars? all right? in an age when men were expected to be the breadwinner, he takes the car, and she's left alone. be

. >>> and it's downtown and getting people to explore everything our beautiful city has to offer and with deals and discounts and freebies, too. >> oh. >>> and if you're looking for a lunch spot, hit up food truck tuesday in public swear and there is yappy hour. >> and throughout the warehouse district, and free yoga at north coast harbor. >> and nexter amaste, somara. trucks and i want you to have the light sweater and jackets handy and that is because it's a cool morning and think of today as yesterday. a bit warmer. the highs are reaching 84 degrees and sunglassessier a must. you will see so much is up and sun glare. that is -- so much sun, and sun glare. >>> looking for a raise, you might be getting one next year. the industry is expected to get an >> and a 77-year-old fertility doctor is under arrest. how his patients discovered he use heads own sperm to get them pregnant. >> and first, it was not the usual start to dancing with the stars. >> abcs maris has today's gma first look. >> in this morning's gma first look, chaos and confusion on the dance floor after olympian ryan loc

and going all the way down ballot and starting with the grassroots up in getting involved in everything from city councils and school board races. fromll remake the party the ground up, and that is how goldwater led to reagan. it took a lot of years of hard work. is one of the issues that sanders and his supporters have tapped into that could provide a redefinition and a shot of energy into the democratic party. the question is, are they going to sink their teeth into it? >> one of the questions the sanders campaign faces as it moves forward is whether or not they will be the momentum to work within existing party institutions and nonprofits. there is a bit of an anti-institutional speak, a more liberal streak in the sanders party. a skepticism about working within existing party structures. one thing you can say about the goldwater supporters is they were happy to capture the township council. there were happy to capture the school board. they were happy to work in the system, building up the infrastructure necessary take -- to take over a national party. is committedrs enough, no question. ryan

there's mason city, iowa falls, and ames. everything is pretty much alock long or to the west of that line. how long it holds on is the question tonight. so much these showers and isolated thunderstorms will be around. by the time we got get to 5 or 6:00 in the morning, the worst of it should start to move on out of here. there is still a chance of a few showers as the front kits the renal. here's our system to the west of us. thes and storms come toward us. as why get into tomorrow, the activity starts to weaken during the morning hours. could be a tbeu lingering showers for the remainder of date, but they should be out along the front here. wind this, we get some nice high pressure. the dew points will tank as this is some nice fall air. tonight's first focus calls for for tomorrow, i'm looking for mostly clowdy skies. scattered showers around, especially early and maybe again later in the day, particularly along our eastern counties. after that, you can see wednesday and thursday, looking really nice. highs back around 73 to 75 degre

. >> crews hope to have everything fixed and reopen. by friday morning. >> . city of denver. putting more of your taxpayer dollars towards making streets protected two way bike lane along south broad way. one example of the changing landscape. this just a study. barring some major catastrophe. this is here to stay. ?? this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today contestants -- a navy judge advocate from newport, rhode island... om beacon, new york... and our returning champion, a pastor from charlotte, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

the residents say that city leaders have been trying to stop the problem but it appears to be getting worse.>> they know they can come to this neighborhood and dump everything they want for free.>> the city of oakland has installed cameras and many businesses are helping out by adding lights to illuminate the area, and some business owners are taking an unusual and expensive step, purchasing dumpsters and leaving them open so that people that it illegally dumped can at least put the trash on the dumpsters instead of industry. >>> apple is expected the make an announcement focusing on the iphone, and the event is at 10 am this morning. the analysts and apple users have been saying what they think they will reveal today, including new colors for the phone. it will focus on apple eliminating the port for the earbuds. >> this 3.5 mm jack is 100 year old technology and time to move on. back it is not a selling point for me, definitely not.>> because you want to use your headphone.>> yes.>> if apple eliminates the port, they say will make the phone run faster and it will be waterproof. apple would probably produce an adapter for those that want to continue to use

on friday workers will start gathering the rest of the more than 3,a 00 tributes everything to the city's history center. 3,500. they will start installing the new fence monday featuring work from orlando-area artists. >>> worshippers can now go back to a fort pierce mosque for the first time since hit by an arsonist. officials are offering up a $10,000 reward for information leading to the person who set that fire. it happened on september 11th, anniversary of the terror terrorized their community and one of the more -- on one of the more meaningful days in their religion. officials got several tips about the arson but none led to a possible suspect. >>> today's vote to regulate ridesharing companies like uber and lyft has been called off, according to the tampa bay business journal. the hillsborough county public transportation commission cancelled the vote. the ptc chairman says they can't vote on the rule because the public wasn't given enough notice meeting. members though still plan to talk about the issue at the meeting that starts at 9:00. the current proposal includes controversi

germans all came to be with the political upheaval and there is a tsunami and it changes everything about new york city. and those that drive the new workers absolutely nuts. and by a large gb protestant because they thought they but takeover bid and end democracy and hence the united states over. so no the church is in a curious position. because catholicism is so hot button issue to walk a very fine line, the church said owning slaves is not us then if it is somewhere where it is legal. not mistreating but owning. did tremendous finish the book underground river road do have a comment quick. >> i have not read it. but there are a lot of books that planned historical novels for history books. i guess it a little and see id derided as big shin or -- nonfiction resin novel. >> so talked-about the violence and the conflict, what role of the irish germans play in that? in the overwhelmingly terms of the experience of massive immigration. that they played a huge role. >> absolutely. the german had a different experience but they don't speak english the irish did not speak english they would speak gaelic. t