. >> and join us on facebook tell us what you think. and we did reach out to the family for comment they were hesitant to talk with us they hope this will be a positive. >> s ' smoke detectors are created for irv is aing the life of a woman after a fire broke out at her home. the fire was near cave creek. and they had a hard time getting through the front door the homeowner had a lot of after her smoke alarm woke her up. >> the homeowner is shaken up. she was taking a nap. the alarms went off. she came out of the house. this is a great time of year. we're getting into the winter months t is a great time to make sure the batteries are working and change the batteries. the homeowner suffered burns to her arm and will be okay. sadly, though the cats did not survive that fire. >>> and was alcohol involved in an accident in glendale, that's what the police are looking to find out this morning. >> police say two cars were driving side by side when it collided near 67th avenue and northern. the car pushed straight into a poll there and all thre

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>> reed: do something this weekend that's really good to make somebody's life better and tell us about facebook. log on to facebook and click the like icon. look for ksnv news 3 las vegas. let us know by sunday night how that rocked your world to help somebody else. >>> time for a look at what's ahead on "news 3 live at five." only 45 days left before the november election and the race for nevada u.s. senate seat is getting intense. translated, heated. translation, hard to watch. at five, how twitter is impacting the race. >> marie: plus a weekend of entertainment kicking off as we festivals set to open. at five what you need to know to make sure you do not get stuck in festival traffic. >> reed: all right. it's time for a check of your forecast. life is indeed beautiful but will the weather be beautiful for life is beautiful? >> chloe: it doesn't look beautiful right now if you look at the scene behind me. it's little shaky. but winds will continue decreasing throughout the evening and we've got an awesome weekend headed our way. if you are going to to any of those fest vaulz are going to be h

you can tell us on our facebook there. >>> and now the other stories. performances have begun at the university of iowa's all new performance venue. people lined up for their first look at new hancher auditorium. they had self guided tours and performances. there's another open house for sunday, 2:00 to 5:00. >>> the biggest rivalry is stadium. fans will be coming hoping their team takes the trophy. there are more isu fans in the area than one might think. they might turn the heads of hawks but the rivalry is fun. officer is overcoming that obstacle and many more.only on fox 28 news, reporter dora willpower and support can make for an "iron" woman. woman. they call her ashlete for a rea. reason..."i've done two ironmans, this will be my third ironman, hopefully by the end of this season i'll have four.what's an ironman you ask?iowa city police officer ashten hayes knows them pretty well. well."it's 2.4 miles of swimming, it's 112 miles of biking and it's 26.2 miles of running."you can imagine training for a competition like that takes time and dedicatio

carolyn everson tells us that facebook has done a full audit and has partnered with a range of third-partycluding a number of new ones, includingnal includingnallyson and cloud announced just last week. >> what it's going to look like, where we are today. multiple partners with us. everything from media measurement partners to media mixed modeling, multitouch attribution, mobile measurement partners, so trying to work with a number of different providers. over time, i think we're going to align more on a standard across the industry. >> as for wall street's reaction, analysts issued notes saying they're not concerned about the implications, because ad agencies focus on the cost purview rather than viewing time. melissa? >> julia, thank you. still the stock has been under pressure. karen, you're a shareholder. >> i am a shareholder. never like to see anything -- advertising -- your business. you never like to see anything like that. i do think it's going to be a blip. today was down less than the market. it was friday that i think was the hit. i think this will be a blip. i think we will co

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facebook page. take a look and tell us what vandals. >>> tropical storm newton has reached hurricane strength. newton is off the coast of cabo san lucas, and is picking up speed as it heads north toward baja california. surfers taking advantage of the whipping winds of tropical storm hermine. hermine slammed the gulf coast friday as a category 1 hurricane. at least three deaths along as it churned from georgia up through virginia. >>> after a hot holiday weekend, we're going to cool down a bit. >> drier weather too. >> we're cooling down as you speak. we have the stationary front dropping with a surge of cooler air. winds have switched around to the north. the cooler weather is coming our way after we were in the 90s today. 70 mile-an-hour winds. 4 away from what would be hurricane strength. west-northwest at 9 miles per hour. it's going to before it finally moves off to the east. there is newton winds at 75 miles per hour, moving northwest at 16. here is the moisture trafficking right up into southeastern colorado right now. here is the path it's going to take, moving northwest. then it will

facebook page. take a look and tell us what you would like to say to the vandals. >>> tropical storm newton has reached hurricane strength. newton is off the coast of cabo san lucas, and is picking up speed as it heads north toward baja california. surfers taking advantage of the whipping winds of tropical friday as a category 1 hurricane. at least three deaths along with damage and huge power outages are blamed on the storm as it churned from georgia up through virginia. >>> after a hot holiday weekend, we're going to cool down a bit. >> drier weather too. >> we're cooling down as you speak. we have the stationary front dropping with a surge of cooler air. winds have switched around to the north. the cooler weather is coming our way after we were 70 mile-an-hour winds. 4 away from what would be hurricane strength. west-northwest at 9 miles per hour. it's going to hang around here before it finally moves off to the east. there is newton winds at 75 miles per hour, moving northwest at 16. here is the moisture trafficking right up into southeastern colorado right now. here is the path it's going to take,

their facebook page says she was president. the family tells us they believe the animals were well taken care of. >> reporter: i called the it the milwaukee humane society, it's the wisconsin humane society. >> reporter: police are looking for the person who shot a 3-year-old during an act of road rage. the child was taken to hospital and is expected to be okay. new at 10:00. police were chasing a 19-year-old in a stolen car when he ditched it. police say he threw a gun into the swimming pool before running into brookfield square. several crimes. >> reporter: police say a sexual predator assaulted a woman. former milwaukee assistant district attorney has been appointed as special prosecutor to represent the state in steven avery's request for testing in his homicide case. >> neutral when it comes to repairs of the estherbrook damn. the county was told to fix it or demolish it. lakefront parking fees and pokemon go will be up for discussion. they will meet at 9:00 a.m. in the milwaukee county courthouse. go. >> reporter: an update into an investiga

sorts of different companies, but will you generate any significant revenue for facebook this year? >> no. >> so, tell us not. what's it going to take for facebook messenger to turn those 1 billion monthly active users into revenue source and what are you working on? >> first thing's first, we need to create the vibrant ecosystem of experiences you can have inside of messenger and that's what we've been focused on since we opened the platform in april. what we're doing is basically enabling brands to create campaigns that starts on newsfeed and end in messenger and we see, for instance, match.com in europe doing, you know, 2x the conversion rate in providing a dating app, dating experience thing in messenger versus redirecting users to a mobile website. there are other experiences out there that get better conversion because they can go direct one on one with their customers inside of messenger, so more of that. then when we create a vibrant ecosystem, we'll think of a good way to monetize that scale. >> in addition to the cross platform between news feed and messenger, you're focused on bots, but there'

facebook. but recent history tells us the wives may play the biggest roles in these types of terror investigationsmember during the san bernardino attack, tashfeen was clearly committed to her husband's cause. a year before the boston marathon bombings, katherine russell, the wife of killer tam lynn tsarnaev did an internet search asking what the rewards are if your husband becomes a martyr. russell has never been charged. and in the orlando massacre, the wife of mass killer omar mateen once drove her husband to the pulse nightclub to check it out. on the night of the shooting she feared he was going to attack the gay nightclub and pleaded with him not to do anything violent. >> trace, thanks. joining me now with more, a former islamic extremist working as an anti-terror crusader. the connection to the wife and her history and her departure from the u.s., just what do you think? >> as we just heard, it's not something unusual. what we need to be aware of is that with the process of radicalization, i think it's almost impossible for close family members, especially spouses to not notice anything, a

tell us what questions you want us to ask the candidates. you can tell them by email or facebook. >> may seem hard to believe but in 1972 thomas eagleton was removed from the democratic ticket for vice president after with depression could endanger the country. the health of candidates today and what you want to know is the topic in tonight's say what. >> i feel as good today as when i was 30. >> after hillary clinton bout with pneumonia and editorials accusing donald trump of erratic behavior, some voters have called for the candidate to release their entire medical history. others say that is ridiculous. >> after we had a president who had polio. >> jfk's back problems and fdr's paralysis were secret. today he sees few limitations. >> only if they had a history of mental illness. i don't think any physical illness should disqualify someone for serving. >> in the medical record the if we knew everything - about candidates who would be nearly 80 - - at the end of at the entire ticket. ticket." if there was a case where a presidential candidate would possibly not be able to serve

police tell us they traced the first facebook post to a 15- year-oll boy. it's not clear if he created it or reposted it. police think the threat was not credible, but half of north ridge high school students stayed home because they ere scared of an attack. >>> today this legacy high school football oach will return to the field after getting injured in a high school bus crash that killed the driver at dia. voorhees and his team and all they've been through.. jason. >> reporter: it's been quite the last two and a half weeks or so. head coachne way voorhees suffering serious injuries assa result of that bus crash. 3 he and two other coaches had to be hospitalized for severrl days as a result of that crash. meanwhile, his team, several of the players were injured. they had to return to class and return to the football field. they chose to just a few days after that crass, all of this without but not anymore, because as off now, as of today, coach wayne voorhees back at work at legacy high school and heading back to the field here at leg see high school -- le

facebook page. >> it's a nothing flyer. >> this attorney tells us with the company did may have violated antidiscrimination law. >> when you think back to the south in the 1950s and 60s, deciding they wouldn't serve people at lunch counters because of their skin color, this is no different. >> i'm told there's no federal discrimination based on sexual orientation. however a number of major cities across the country including phoenix have passed laws on their own they guarantee everyone is treated equally. >>> new tonight, health coverage under the federal marketplace will be office in pinellas county. they considered pulling out the county of rising costs, without blue cross about a dozen people >>> the glenn dale fire department is changing its ways. they've invested about $500,000 in new technology to help prevent cancer. they said firefighters are 2 times more likely to get certain types of cancer than the general public. part of the plan is for firefighters to use new cleaning wipes to get the soot and smoke off of their gear. >> traditionally it was cool to have your dirty turnout and helmet to show y

facebook. new york this week for adweek. our guest host for the hour david kirkpatrick with us via skype from portland, maine. and a media analyst at the marketer. paul, thank you for joining us. sarah, tell facebook did wrong here and how significant the error is. sarah: facebook was miscalculating for advertisers. the average time spent viewing a video. facebook only counted the video view if somebody looks at a video for more than three seconds. when they calculated the average video view time they only divided it by the people who had watched already for three seconds or more. so they weren't counting the people who watched it for two seconds or one second or not at all, which inflated the video view time they are reporting back to advertisers and may have impacted some business decisions on how much more to spend on facebook video ads. emily: the ceo of a big ad agency said earlier today, we've been calling for a long time for media owners like facebook and google not to mark their own homework and release data to enable independent valuation. the referee and the player cannot be the same person. so facebook is responsible for telling advertisers and analysts and investors the kind o

facebook. >> consumer investigator chris chmura joins us to tell us how we helped her and what we all need to look for. >> imagine someone creating a facebook page using your name and friending your friends. basically pretending to be you. it happened to one consumer. she couldn't get facebook to help out. but we did. and we might have saved her facebook friends some money. >> that's not the real me. >> reporter: lisa crosby torres is an active facebook user. >> probably about 1,700 friends on facebook. >> reporter: she was confused recently when friends started reaching out off facebook. >> i have a bunch of text mess samgs and e-mails from friends saying somebody's impersonating you. >> reporter: sure enough a quick search revealed someone else had created a profile using lisa's name and they were friending her friends. >> that's my friend. that's my friend. that's my friend. >> reporter: when lisa reported it to facebook, she didn't get the response she expected. >> tried to log back into it and it said that your account's been shut down for impersonating someone that you aren't. >> report

police tell us the crimes happened over the past few days. >>> be sure to connect with us on facebook, twitter or instagram. >>> this is a hit on social media. 5 weeks old. shon assert herself over. -- turn herself over. she doesn't have a name but her name translates into little being. >> so little. >> that will do it for us. big brother is up next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >> julie: tonight, the most powerful veto of the summer will be the difference between making it to the jury or making it to finale night. welcome to "big brother." ( cheers and applause ) >> previously on "big brother": nicole, corey, paul, and victor had an >> final four! >> but after corey became head of household-- >> whooo! >> yeah! >> the final four was

tell us what you want to know. share your thoughts with us by e-mail and facebook. >>> now we continue with a at the other stories. minimum wage workers in linn county are closer to raising the minimum wage. the first reading of raising the minimum wage over the next three years. they did remove part of the proposal that would have had a cost of living starting in that would appear asking voters if the board should be reduced from five members to 3. they decided to put it on the ballot early next month. if approved it will go into effect in 2019. >>> a large piece of land is designed for work and play. they hope it will provide space for future businesses. they bought the land in other city offices hope a new school and neighborhood will take advantage of a new park. 70-acres is planned to have baseball and soccer fields and walls for a habitat for humanity home.volunteers worked at the alliant energy operating center where alliant habitat for humanity home. volunteers worked at the it the first of its kind in the area. it's a panel build, where the walls are assembled off site. these are headed for a parcel on 20

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. it's been fifty years since star trek hit airwaves drawing millions of fans and now there is even a star trek stamp. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie fans will celebrate this weeken. weekend.stephanie? stephanie? stephanie? >>reporter: hey, kelly. fans will come out to the riverside history center here in riverside. this is michael. he is the secretary here. michael, how are you today? >> good. >> how do you feel about this? >> i think it is a great to acknowledge 50 years with the track for stamp for everyone to use. it is a wonderful idea. i am glad someone had the intelligence to come up with it a lot sooner. we probably could have sold a heck of a lot more of them in the past. their beautiful stamps and they are well done. we would like a few more. different series which maybe later on they will. it would be neat. >> what do have planned for >> we will beep beep -- between city hall and the post office this saturday between 9:00 -- we will be between city hall and the post office and

you're one of the millions of americans who watched the first presidential debate facebook page or send us a tweet and tell us who you in a matter of hours... the man accused of shooting and only on 13 action news... pedro garcia's wife.... is speaking out. our mahsa saeidi just spoke with her late tonight... and is live from the scene.... with new information. mahsa ad-libs there are flowers outside of the starbucks where a customer was shot and killed yesterday afternoon. i'm not sure what's going on or...what was going through his mind tonight -- the wife of alleged killer pedro garcia -- breaking her silence. fearful -- she doesn't want her name released ... but tells action news about the hours leading up to the fatal shooting inside this packed starbucks. on that morning ... she says she was searching everywhere. he disappeared for a day or know where he was at, nobody knew where he was at. like all of us ... garcia's wife watched it unfold on the news. terrified customers .. walking out.. hands up! police say... garcia rushed in.... and gunned down a customer after a confrontation! tonight ... as me

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. as we mentioned earlier in the newscast - tomorrow is the fifteenth anniversary of the nine - eleven terrorist attacks.it's a time when feelings of patriotism ran historic site - where the stars and stripes - gained an anthem - our sister station asked - what the that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still ahead tonight - - wild weather in the midwest. we'll show you where twisters caused extensive damage - not that far from the corridor -- next. war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. ton and i donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things do

tell us what questions you want to ask. you can contact us by email or on facebook. >> may seem hard to believe but in 1972 thomas eagleton was removed from the democratic ticket for vice president after country. the health of candidates today and what you want to know is a topic in tonight's say what. >> i feel as good today as when i was 30. >> after hillary clinton's that with pneumonia and editorials accusing donald trump of erratic behavior some voters have called for the candidates to release their entire medical history. others say that is ridiculous. >> polio. >> jfk's back problems and fdr's paralysis were kept secret and stigma but today he sees few limitations. >> only if they had a history of mental illness. i don't think any physical illness should disqualify someone from serving. >> even with medical records are so much private information. >> robber says releasing medical files should not be mandatory but if we knew everything about candidates who second term, voters may take a harder look at the entire ticket. >> if there was a case where a presidential candidate could not serve the whole term due to medical i

facebook live right now. >> today on "tmz" -- >> jamie foxx tells us he's definitely not voting for donald trump but he's found a silver lining if he wins. >> to be president, you actually don't have to have any experience. >> that opens the field up for a bunch of other people. >> ticket could not lose. >> i think winfrey? cruise ticket too. >> no. >> area 51 opens right back up. >> calvin harris released his new song "my way." the one line he keeps repeating is -- ? you were the one thing in my way ? >> it's got to be about taylor. >> stop writing songs about your ex-goerl friend. >> it could be about work. 9:00 to 5:00. >> it could be about a person. you were the one thing.

facebook... and how he now it's time for your "four to know" this morning.we start with... ann sterling who tells us how you can chat with the governor this morning without leaving the comfort of your own questions can be submitted facebook live event starts at 8:15 this morning i checked out his page this morning. there are already a range of questions and responses on his page.some are about the spiraling cost of health care...a couple are about the state budget.others are using the form to take shots at the governor.facebook launched its live video streaming service for public figures in august 2015 and then made it available to the general public in january. other politicians who have used the social media platform to connect with the public-- include house speaker paul ryan and the governor of the facebook live event starts at 8:15 this morning . starting tomorrow it will be illegal to talk on a handheld device in a construction zone in wisconsin. if you're caught on your phone while driving through construction -- it'll cost construction -- it'll cost you 40 bucks the first time and 100 dollar

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. new york and new jersey bo rahami-is now facing federal charges for planting bombs in new york and new jersey- injuring nearly 30 people. people.rahami is still in the hospital this morning after being wounded monday by police in linden, new jersey.a new federal complaint shows that rahami bought electric igniters, ball bearings, citric acid and circuit boards this summer.he now faces at least ten federal charges.u-s attorney general loretta lynch spoke about the bombing and the next steps. intention to bring the defendant to federal district court of the southern district of new york which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people district court of new york where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless other gravely endangered by his mom. >> abu muhammad al-adnani made multiple trips to and pakistan. while there he married his wife. investigators say she is cooperating with authorities and coming to the u.s. this week. >>> day

. >>> remember to tell us what you think on facebook. wnnfans.com, or on twitt twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news ahh...still sick, huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. wow, that sort of blind-sided me. and it clears my terrible cold symptoms. ahh! this is awkward. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. start the relief. ditch the misery. . >>> the trump campaign is dealing with new fallout from the now infamous tweet from donald trump jr. comparing syrian refugees to skittles. >> because the man who shot the bo picture of the bowl of skittles was a refugee himself. cypress when he was 7 years old in 1974, saying trump never asked permission to use the picture. >> we are in jordan to see who is vetting syrians bound for america. >> this journey begins one year ago. the first day of school in one american town. she's 6 years old. her home back in syria burned to the ground. >> her first grade d

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts by email or facebook. >> that brings us to the question of the day. which candidate do you believe will keep america safe? to cast your vote go to cbs2iowa.com where you will >> the man who murdered his grandparents in manchester now has a chance to be released from prison. the iowa supreme court banned mandatory life sentences for juveniles convicted of first- degree murder. isaiah sweet was 17 when he shut his grandparents in the manchester home in 2012. now suite still has a life sentence but with the possibility of parole. although there is no guarantee he will be a free man those who prosecuted the case do not want to take any chances.>> boards come and go and things change but people like isaiah sweet i do not believe will ever change. >> suite now 21 is serving his life sentence in fort madison. >> been county jury will resume deliberations for second full day tomorrow morning. they're working to reach a verdict in the david miller first-degree murder trial. he is accused of beating and strangling

us on facebook at c-span history. tvh week, american history filmsmerica brings our that help to tell the story of the 20th century. 1931, japanese troops leave for the conquest of manchuria. the first of this war's aggressive nations starting out a full 14 years ago on a career of international comfort. shanghai, 1937. full-scale warfare against china. the worlds were still unready to deal with this aggression. diplomats- japan's attended to justify the actions and then walked out. long series of brutal attacks upon an unprepared neighbor continued. japan seized the new empire, set up public rulers, ruled even more self-confident and aggressive. japan successful imperialism encouraged others, immediately -- italy invaded ethiopia. that thend italy found republic in spain. posted thens confirmation of an alliance. the access military factions to germany and italy would plunge europe into or and became fully united with japan in the strategy of terror. the result, bleeding, pillaged china, millions made homeless. indomitable courage and inadequate weapons, the chinese bought back. alone they cap the resistance of japanes

you can tell us by heading to you are o our facebook and join in our conversation. cbs2 news live at 5:00. >>> 15 years after the attacks cancer remains one of the biggest issues for first responders survivors and residents. as kenneth craig reports so far to 9/11. >> how are you feeling today snie i'm feeling okay. >> reporter: john says he has good days and bad days. he trying the -- tries to stay positive. the former new york city department police chief battling none hodgkin's lymphoma. the dust cloud blanketed downtown. >> it hurt to breathe. i was sitting in my office in one police plaza inside and it >> reporter: new research from the new york city department of helmet l health shows rescue and recovery workers as well as residents exposed to the dust and debris have an increased roisk -- risk of cancer. dr. michael crane leads the world trade center health program. >> the exposure at world trade had an impact on the rate of cancer in our population and we age effect. >> reporter: he says doctors in his program are now diagnosing 10 to 15 new cancer cases eac

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tell us. now, there's an outpouring of support and love for haley through facebook this morning and throughout the weekend as news kind of came to her family and friends. but as you're sharing those stories on facebook, be sure to share the suspect description. again, that hispanic man standdng at about 5 foot 6 is what police tell us. we'll be following developments as the morning continues. reporting live in adams county, i'm amanda delastillo, deever 7. >>> later this morning, an arvada man will be in court accused of threatening to shoot the state senator you see over my shoulder there. the threat apparently happened on facebook. republican state senator laura woods from arvadd got this message over the weekend. in part it reads, "i live in arvada so if you come here, i will grant you and your family a bullet straight to the head. do us a favor and kill yourself, laura." she reported it to arvada olice who then arrested this man, 21-year-old dillon capability of following through at all? did he have any weapons at his house, were you told? >> i wasn't told. i don't know. >> does that matte

we'll give you a chance hopefully to tell us whether tonight's debate will affect your vote. goen our facebook page and let us know this will be extensive. >> so it's so important how they play that interaction and who's more aggressive who's less aggressive all those things matter because voters are looking at every single thing to see who they'll vote for. >>> one of the 3 men police say broke into the wrong house in golden and attacked the homeowner will be in a jefferson county courtroom today. williams will be arraigned. police say he forced their way into a home looking for cash and drugs. they were in a wrong house. williams and the homeowner got into a fight and stabbed each other both survived. williams faces multiple charges including attempted murder. >>> a man accused of luring teenage girls on social media then black mailing them and assaulting them is set to be in court today. investigators say meyer had at least one with an underage girl. he is charge in several jurisdictions including denver. the evans police department believes there are more victims not only in colorado but a

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. share your thoughts with us by e-mail or facebook. >>> the weekend is finally here and it's big. what can we expect from the skies? >>> fry fest is more activities this weekend with fireworks at 10:00. temperatures dropping back into the upper 50s so a light coat or sweatshirt might come in handy if you're headed to the event tonight. the rest of the holiday weekend weekend looks good. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while 2 this morning.a middle eastern city is now hoping big thrills will boost tourism.a first look inside the fun and the business of the world's largest indoor theme park -- symbolizes

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. now ten at ten continues with stories across the corridor. tonight - bruce harreld is ?officially the 21st president of the university of iowa. harreld was installed at the university this afternoon -- but he's been on the job for the last 10 months.today he accepted the symbols of his office -- including the presidential seal.to celebrate - a free concert and pep rally were held after the ceremony. the indian creek nature center this weekend is marking the grand opening of its new amazing space.today, leaders formally new building to a solar cell that will power it.this building is one of the most environmentally-friendly in the state because it generates all its energy from the sun. the nature center will have a variety of events through sunday starting with yoga and 7 a-m and campfires until 10 p-m. a cedar rapids school is also celebrating a big milestone. harding middle school just wrapped up an open house celebrating the school's 51st anniversary.students and staff and many also

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. right now iowa city leaders making the city more affordable for people to live t. there.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live at iowa city hall. the meeting is going on behind me.leaders say affordable housing has been a large issue here, but they do have ideas here. affordable housing a large issue here, but they have ideas on how to improve that. the shelter house not only provides emergency housing but also tries to get people place, which they say can be hard to do with what is available. >> and shelter house staff spend as lot of time searching, building relationships with land lords and trying to find the need until a hay stack township of places. >> reporter: back in june, the city leaders put together 15 recommendations to try to create more. >> we have had about two months of comment. we have met with the public regarding what the public would trying to decide which of the recommendations should be pursued, short and long term. money we can use for affordable housi

to continue the conversation and tell us your thoughts on the museum opening, please come to our facebooknhistory, or join us on , @cspanhistory. is on everytory tv weekend on c-span3. american history tv spoke last week with key members of the design team responsible for the look and feel of the new smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. we will hear what inspired the andum's distinctive shape the american history gallery. this is 20 minutes. david: hi, in david adjaye. designer.ead i was the principal architect in the team that delivered the materials, the sequence, the feeling when you enter the building. >> what feeling did you hope it would convey? david: that it would connect to this very unique location on the national mall, but also a very unique feeling to explore the view, and at the top of the museum you have this fantastic panorama video to see right over the potomac river, etc. >> you have an international background. can you tell us about that and how it hasn't informed your work on this very american museum? david: i was born in tanzania. i was

tell us what questions - you want us to ask the candidates. you can contact us by email - or on facebook. now a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. tomorrow - the walk to end alzheimer's is in iowa city - and then makes its way to cedar rapids - next week.cbs 2 news reporter - connor morgan - sat down with the director of outreach - for the alzheimer's association - to bring you the latest on this deadly disease - and it. angelica vannatta has seen countless lives affected by alzheimer's."in iowa, 63,000 individuals are diagnosed by the disease, and that equates to about 150,000 caregivers. and that's just in our state." from kathy good losing her husband dave to the disease - "i think that as caregivers of someone who has alzheimer's, you lose them a little bit at a time."to the ott family watching their mother duanne lose her ability to walk or talk -"am i your favo daughter? is it amanda?" "yes." ?laughter?still, vannatta remains hopeful."i truly believe that either in my lifetime or my children's lifetime, we're going to be able to find a cure or at least some method

us on facebook at c-span history. >> each week, american history tv reel america brings you archival films that help tell the story ofhe 20th century. ♪ >> 1931, japanese troops leave for the camp quest -- conquest of manchuria. starting out a full 14 years ago on a career of international conquest. shanghai in 1937. will scale warfare against china. the world was still on ready to deal properly with such wanton aggression. addressing the league of nations and attempted to justify their crimes against peace and decency and then walked up. ♪ narrator: the long series of brutal attacks on an unprepared neighbor continued. japan's seized a whole new empire, set up puppet rulers, grew more aggressive as she fed on other people's sufferings. japan's successful imperialism encouraged others. italy invaded it ethiopia. later, help to overthrow the republican government and displaying -- in spain. three nations hosted the alliance. the axis military act. germany and italy became fully united with japan in the strategy of terror. and through it all, china continued as the scene of misery and death. millions homeless. pathetic

tell us your thoughts. you can tweet us at fox 29 philly or comment on our fox 29 facebook page. bill anderson, fox 29 news. >> u.s. senator bob casey hanging out with the flyers. he's promoting awareness for athletes with disabilities. today is american special hockey day. senator casey joined the group of special athletes at the training arena for the flyers as they learned both physical hockey skills and other lessons that will help them be more successful both on and off the ice. flyers coach dave hakstol and flyers alum brad marsh and bob kelly were also there for today's fun. love to see that. >> um-hmm. >>> sean brace joining us here with sports. this is the day we've been waiting for. we get to see carson wentz. we get to see football finally. >> that's right. it's finally here. that's right. coming up in sports, you think you're excited. wait until you hear from new eagles quarterback carson wentz. talk about excitement. he says it four or five times and also the great allen iverson gets inducted into the hall of fame we hope. we're coming right back. hillary clinton: i'

criticized for the way that he had disciplined his daughter, the man tells the shopper to mind her own business. go to facebook and let us know what you think about this whole thing, and then share the photos and videos with your friends and your family. >>> hiking alone is dangerous. bad things can happen even to the most experienced hikers. now on 12 news, crystal with death and her incredible survival story. >> reporter: every hikers worst month - - nightmare, and yourself heard and alone in the wilderness with no way to get help, what if the accident you survived turned out to be a blessing in disguise? those guys were the rescuers who save the 25-year-old from certain death after a fall of 60 feet. >> we remember and i remember falling back. >> avery was out there with no cell service and justin sos we can. >> i realized i had not fully charged it. i tried turning it on and i pushed sos and then it shut down. >> with no idea if it had been received, she went with another plan. >> to try to go up onto the ridge and traverse the ridge and go to ac for area, for a safer way to get down. hopes of getting through. >> if

us with facebook and we also have twitter and now were going to hawaii. takes place this weekend to feature authentic food entertainment activities in here to tell us more about that along with special performance we've got to wind up burnett with las vegas hawaiian civic club. thank you for coming in. thank you. >> a loja. >> this is jonathan. >> if you can festival. what people can expect pickets this is our 26th annual it's at the henderson convention center encompass the whole center saturday the 10th it's from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we have two stages the amphitheater mobile stage xiii full trucks or vendors 27 craft booths. we have health and fitness area this year we also have kids like that. we have cultural demonstrations. a number of things going on live entertainment. jonathan's entertainment director. so he knows everything about the entertainment. >> in addition we have the drummers coming in. polynesian rhythm >> is a big population here. in las vegas. lotta people from hawaii and the pacific islands. long ago they moved here. others family and generations that have been here. >> personally i have been here for 23 years i'm rejoining the commun

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. country. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. share our thoughts with you by e-mail or facebook. >>> make it a double on the morning scrambled eggs. the egg industry has recovered from last year's outbreak that destroyed more than 31 million birds in iowa. ago officials expect a 19% drop in egg p for the first time since 2006, the price of a dozen eggs may drop below $1. >>> also meat prices are going down due to oversupply and reduced demands. here's a live look now at i-80 80 near fourth street. traffic moving slowly on the southbound side. give yourself extra time. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? since the flood, the red cross has worked around the clock delievering aid to people in need --and others are pitching in to help. the >>> others pitching in to help at the dwayne arnold energy center. they dropped off a truck

facebook and twitter. ((denise valdez)) inside a starbucks... employees tell us what was going through their minds at the time. (( i was calming everyone down saying look it's as simple as that, if he comes in, we bash him. )) ((denise valdez)) >> all this as police reveal the suspect's criminal past. ((denise valdez)) >> a man's fight against metro police... is finally settled. the six figures he'll get ... and why the case caused tension within the department. >> we're just one hour away from a political showdown. hillary clinton and donald trump take the debate stage in new york tonight. but what can we expect from the candidates as we near election day? ((katie boer)) >>> the cooler weather is sticking around for the start of the week... but i'm tracking chance of rain in the coming days. more on that coming up in your full forecast./// <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm denise valdez. ((paul joncich)) >>' in for dave tonight. we're continuing to follow the investigation into a shooting at

we have video on our facebook page and the comment section, you can tell us what you think.>>> labor day weekend is here and with it, actually some mild temperatures as we head through the next couple of days. for today at least, 80 south of downtown san jose. 60 closer to san francisco. 70s around the peninsula and for the north bay at east bay highs in the low to mid 80s. so as we go through the next few days, notice the seven-day outlook here. cool with drizzle at times. low clouds return to the coast and you could see across the valleys, numbers staying mild. upper 70s and low 80s for labor day weekend. to see what's happening with the friday morning drive, here's anthony. >> things are wrapping up. we look at light conditions on the roadway. not a lot of activity on the south bay. a lot of green on the map. that means wide open roadways. same in the peninsula and the east bay, we had slowing in oakland. a couple of accidents towards the bay bridge approach but you could see 880 looking pretty good. wide open lanes there and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. no conc