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six states: california, florida, louisiana, new jersey, new york and texas all require safety belts on school buses...and all buses under 10- thousand pounds require belts by federal mandate.[tag]one of the things that mark rosekind, the head of nhtsa has recommended, is that new school buses start coming off the assembly line equipped with belts.his organization also notes that children are seven times more lkley to be killed in a crash in their parent's car than if they were fletcher, washington dc. cbs 2 first told you about a plan to incorporate seat belts on school busses in ?iowa - last month.. the des moines school district is using seat belts on some busses for a state study. it cost up to 95 hundred dollars to put seatbelts on one bus, so the cost is a big factor. for more information on the study - you can visit our website.. cbs 2 iowa dot com. more people are wearing their the wheel now.the national highway traffic safety administration says 90 percent of drivers and front-seat passengers wore their seat belts in the car in june. it's at an all-time high, up from 89 percent

there are six states that require them, texas, california, florida, louisiana, new jersey and new york. safety experts insist that school buses are still the safest way that children travel. they only have 4 to 5 deaths per year. recent studies show that the numbers would go down if children were buckled up. >>> a lot of it work if you are looking to get into the christmas spirit a little early, had to scottsdale tonight. the princess is getting set to show off its display and our paul horton is out there live getting into the christmas spirit. >> reporter: with one of our number 1 viewers right here, hi lynette. you in the holiday spirit? that i am. merry christmas. >> reporter: she's a special it's good to see you. we are at santa's headquarters and all of the kids, this is the cutest thing. they are writing letters to santa. we are going to take you inside his headquarters. we will show you that and a second. lidstock of in the forecast right now. >>> you can see with a satellite and radar, we have sun cloud cover well to the north of us but mostly clear skies. we are going to see t

six states do require them and that is california and florida. louisiana, new jersey, new york, and texas. today they are calling for a nationwide standoff. >> everyone is run up with seatbelts and the standards on national highway safety administration said its goal was to get seatbelts on every school bus. but that is still not a requirement. right now california is the only state that requires a seatbelt on its buses. last year the highway safety administration said adding seatbelts would cost at least $7000 per school bus. >> the agency are the safest way for kids to get to and from school. the latest numbers show 54 children riding on a school bus died in crashes. the agency now estimates four children a year and says seatbelts would cut the number in half. florida law requires school buses in 2001 to be equipped with seatbelts of some kind. >>> two of the best pieces of video all day both coming out massive geyser shooting into the area right in the middle of a busy road. no buildings were flooded and thankfully no one was hurt. but that is making it

that happened south carolina, florida, and louisiana. they never clearly cast their votes. the republican candidate in that by a lot. of the electoral college votes that were clearly cast that year, the republican candidate lost that vote too. but you know who ended up being president after that election? it doesn't even make sense now from this distance, 140 years later that the dude who lost the popular vote and who lost the electoral college vote with these weird votes outstanding, that they would give the what? they gave it to him anyway. and they gave it to him because the other party, the democratic party at the time, they were so dedicated to southern racism, they were so dedicated to bringing back white supremacy in government in the south, they were so torn up about how the war ended and how the south lost, they were so unnerved by, frankly, these pictures, that they made a decision that year to trade away the presidency. their candidate won the popular vote. with those weird disputed votes still outstanding. away. they nevertheless negotiated a compromise in which

they were from florida and louisiana. they got here on monday and the tomorrow rolled in and when they tried to leavv, that's when they got lost. >>> good morning, it's wednesday. we're at the wadsworth light rail station. it's free coffee and donuts. >>dale said she wanted chocolate covered with sprinkles. this will be perfect for her. >> sorry, dayle. >> i guess i'll get you a glazed, dayle. >> it is cold. perfect. nd coffee. and it's trying to clear out. i'm trying to do weather with the donut in my mouth. this is not good. windchill from sa to 30 degrees in some spots. it's a cold start. starting in the single digits inh. in higher elevations. and -- low to mid 50s expected statewide, again, you're going to find a good warm up there as well. were yesterday. tomorrow is going to be dry. sunshine statewide. it's really tonight and early tomorrow morning, that the northwestern mountains, steamboat and rabbit ears pass, it's going to start there and spread along the central mountains on 70. then it's going tt clear out. t

other twisters were reported in florida and louisiana. they were, apparently, not as devastating as some of the 25 reported across the south overnight that left at least five people dead. mark strassmann is in alabama. >> reporter: rosalie, alabama, population 700, took the storm's first knockout punch at five minutes after midnight. this trailer home flipped and killed three people inside. part of a swath of destruction that runs along state highway 71. one resident told us the lights went out, and then he heard a loud growling sound, and in 10 seconds, all these buildings were destroyed and these semitrucks were flipped like tonka toys. in neighboring ider, we found 14-year-old aubrey williams. her aunt and uncle own this family rode out the storm. only the bathroom still stands. >> when we took off run, the wind picked us up and threw us, and we went through walls and the roof fell down and collapsed on us. >> reporter: four adults and three children hunkered down here. four of them are in the hospital, including her mother. 100 miles

they lawyered up in florida and south carolina, with louisiana they just carried cash and the return was clearly up for sale in louisiana. they offered to both democrats and republicans $100,000, i'll make sure you get the votes. this is the irst election, interestingly enough, where both parties in south carolina and -- actually in all three states -- the parties go to the courts. this is the first presidential election in the 19th century that i know of where people go to courts seeking rulings that is going to give them an advantage. and the use of courts in florida was particularly interesting. a democratic judge gave writs of quo warranto to the democratic electors to serve on the republican electors. a writs of quo warranto is by what right do you hold this office and you have to appear in court and prove that you deserve to be -- to cast the electoral vote for that state. later the supreme court of florida, the state supreme court rules that in fact the democrats had won the election. interestingly enough, the people who settled the election in washington reject that claim. ex

at least they lawyered up in , florida and south carolina, with louisiana they just carried board washe returning clearly up for sale in louisiana. they offered to both democrats and republicans, if you give me $100,000, i'll make sure you get the votes. this is the first election, interestingly enough, where both parties in south carolina and, actually in all 3 states, the parties go to the courts. this is the first presidential election in the 19th century that i know of where people go to courts seeking rulings that is going to give them an advantage. and the use of courts in florida was particularly interesting. a democratic judge gave writs of quo warranto to the democratic electors to serve on the republican electors. a writs of quo warranto is by what right do you hold this office and you have to appear in court and prove that you deserve to be, to cast the electoral vote for that state. later the supreme court of florida, the state supreme court rules that in fact the democrats had won the election. interestingly enough, the people who settled the election in washington reject t

protests were also held in portland, oregon, miami, florida, new orleans, louisiana, richmond, virginia in austin, tetexas, and outside the white house in washington, d.c. in new york, thousands surrounded the barricaded-ofoff trump tower, wherere donald trup lilives. here some of the voices from the protest in new york. >> we reject the president-elect! >> i think it speaks to the disenfranchisement of the people that he could be seen as offering anything to the masses. savior.hillary is no i think she is a very dangerous candidate, but i think donald trump's ability to mobilize perhaps racist is incredibly terrifying. you and that we cannot really change anything, we have to accept what happens, we want them to know that we are [blee] this is awful. it feels good to stand together with my brothers and sisters of people that share my believes and let everyone know we are not ok with this. he is the academy of a system that is broken down into virtual reality where we're going on these false notions of premises that nobody knows what is real or whiny more -- or a lie anymore. it is the

literally, i have no idea how and amoeba could live in south florida or louisiana and not understand what is going on with that the second thing, go back to my essential thing, at least with me and many people but not everybody, pluralism and knowledge our shared values, thought to be good things, they are distinctly under attack. i guess i gave you three instead of two. >> thank you. be change to you think the clintons see themselves as the last hope against the corporate oligarchy and if so did they become the very thing they are against? or claim to be? >> corporate oligarchy? i think under bill clinton we had the best economy we have had under any president. the only time the 70s that incomes actually grew. so i thought i am not exactly sure what people's problem was with the clinton years? was it the peace and prosperity? something really got under somebody's skin. look. if anybody thinks donald trump doesn't represent the corporate oligarchy, need to get rid of there is a tax and lower the cost of tax and lower taxes on the 1%, all the people who bit about the clintons, you got

>> they basically telegraphed electorial votes in florida, in louisiana, and south carolina and they said change those votes. make those republican votes and not democratic votes. >> reporter: so one. >> literally, yes. >> necessaried with the vote. >> they messed with the vote. this was the one election in american history that was, that can be proven was stolen. >> so republican rutherford b hayes became our 19 president. >> you think it is terrible. well as a matter of fact, they do like dirty elections pay attention to dirty elections. >> proof? the first clinton-trump debate was the most watched in tv history with 84 million viewers. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> >> reporter: but donald trump never miss as chance to launch a full throated attack on the media. >> they are not reporting it. katie, you are not reporting it, has been a frequent punching bag, even requiring secret service protection. >> has trump actually been treated unfairly? >> the media is simply an extension of hillary clinton's

florida is looking fantastic. texas, louisiana, oklahoma. west, arizona and nevada looking great. salt lake city no problems at all and only our friends in alaska are going to have less than ideal election day weather. now a closer look at your day ahead. so for today that storm still lingering today over texas as the same storm system that will linger over the gulf coast states. so from new orleans to houston, chance of showers and down pours throughout the that's nice to see nice warm weather continuing for election day. >> hopefully the stars will line up to allow everyone to get out to vote across the country. >>> new details on a serial killer who's allegedly been operating for 13 years. >>> and "saturday night live" breaks down the fourth wall in a final trump/clinton skit. i used to blame the weather for my frizz. practically frizz free.** because strong is beautiful. get even stronger results with pantene expert, our most intensely concentrated pro-v formula. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart

builds and sidewalks were spray painted also a police car damaged and eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are damming government property and resisting arrest. and they were participating in what was called the million mask march organized by activists group anonymous. >> now turn together forecast and take a live look outside nice clear evening it was a beautiful saturday. hopefully you were able toyb get out there and enjoy it. >> gwynn, how is surprised looking. >> absolutely great. if you like today you're really going to love tomorrow. soy don't think there will be any complaint at all as far as know what it's going to be chilly start to the morning hours and things will warm up nightly with a very light breeze. so, here is a look at where we are right right now. 55s in the district. 59% relative humidity with calm winds and as lauren just said the skies are definitely clear. and today's high 60s. close to 70 degree mark and it was really pleasant today with all the sunshine. wonderful fall day to get out and enjoy and hopefully you got a chance to do t hour elsewhere temperature-wis

there are only six states that do, california, florida, new jersey, new york, louisiana and texas. those states require students to wear seatbelts on school buses. >>> gusty winds are making a cold night feel even colder. as the snow winds down, eric fisher is tracking the wintery blast and we have more on the now it is pure winter after nice weather last week. low 30s. many towns below freezing and the winds blowing from gusting 30 miles per hour. especially sords cape cod and the island. feels like 15 in worcester. 22 boston and lawrence. cold morning tomorrow. the wind will be gusty. sun and clouds and another chilly day. low 40s for our tuesday. good news same story for wednesday. thanksgiving thursday we are watching the next approaching system. could bring snow and ice. we will look at that coming up. >> thank you. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. a charter schools is launching an investigation into accusations against a young child. parents were furious learning a student is accused of molesting other kids on the bus. wbz's ken macleod is live in boston tonight. police are sayi

so many places, places like texas is running well ahead of their 2012 numbers, louisiana, florida where i'm at, we're already at our 2012 numbers. some places changed their election law that expanded early voting, places like minnesota and massachusetts have also reached their levels of 2012, but while we see lots of voting going on in some places, other places we're seeing -- place where is they're not reaching their 2012 levels, primarily in the midwest places like iowa and ohio seem to be running behind their 2012 levels. >> woodruff: so just quickly staying with you michael mcdonald, are you saying this bodes well for one -- probably bodes well for one campaign or anther or is it possible to know? >> well, you have to take them on a state-by-state basis because each state is a snowflake, and, so, where i mentioned turnout is down it's primarily among democrats and we've seen resistants in the polls to clinton in places like iowa and ohio. there is some recent movement where democrats are getting more engaged particularly in ohio. i think both states will be razor thin come election

does not require seat belts on school buses there are only six states, california, florida, new jersey, new york, louisiana and texas. those states require students to wear lap or shoulder belts on school buses. >>> disturbing allegations against a 6-year-old accused of sexually assaulting other children on a school bus, parents are just finding out about those alleged incident. wbz nicole jacobs is investigation. >>> the alleged incidents happened weeks ago parents, students were made aware monday it took awhile for them to address the issue i can tell you the school says immediately upon learning of these allegations the leadership team acted. aredisturbing and the details making the rounds on social media surrounding a 6-year-old student at boston renaissance charter school allegedly sexually molesting boys on the school bus, writing, if the kids refuse he beats them and threatens them saying he is going to bring a gun to school to shoot them and their parents, police confirm they were alerted on november 3rd but tell wbz due to the ages of the parties involved there ca be no criminal investigation now

they are california, florida, new jersey, new york, louisiana and texas, those states require students to wear lap and or shoulder belts on school buses. >>> disturbing allegations against the 6-year-old accused of molesting other children on a school bus. a boston charter school is now investigating the boston police cannot get involved in the case nicole jacobs is latest on this, nicole. >>> the alleged incident happened weeks ago, but school officials just addressed the issue with parents on monday. the school does say the leadership team took immediate action upon learning of the allegations. >>> the allegations are disturbing and the details of them are now making the rounds on social media all surrounding a 6-year-old student at boston facebook poster writes, if the kids refused he beats them and threatens them saying he is going to bring a gun to school to shoot them and their parents. boston police confirm they were alerted of the incident on november 3rd but tell wbz due to the ages of the parties involved there can be no criminal investigation. now concerned from parents that

florida, it looks sunshine state. now a closer look at your day ahead. well, today the storm system is still lingering over texas and louisiana and arkansas and tomorrow there could be showers especially alang the florida coast line, a lot of clouds but should be dry from miami to tampa. the warm weather continues and it does look like a really nice election day forecast. >> no big jackets for a lot of people as well. >>> ahead new details on a serial killer who has allegedly been operating for years. >>> and one you got to see. and . i used to blame the weather for my frizz. turns out my curls needed to be stronger to fight back. because strong is beautiful. get even stronger results with pantene expert, our most intensely concentrated pro-v formula. ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the

florida. >>> four people were injured by a fire at a louisiana oil refinery. the victims were rushed to a hospital in baton rouge listed in critical condition. the fire started when workers following repair work. the exxonmobil refinery is the fourth largest in the u.s. >>> authorities say more wildfires are being deliberately set each day in the southeast. currently, there are 44 uncontained wildfires burning in the south. some of the largest are in western north carolina. firefighters are battling drought conditions and high winds in more than 120,000 acres have burned so far. >>> coming up on the "morning news." expand overtime pay for millions of workers. >>> and high wire act. a cat stuck on a power pole for more than a week gets a little help. this is the "cbs morning news." anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana?. lt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the m

eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are charged with damaging government property and resisting arrest. and they were participating what was called the million mask march or nitioned gi activist group anonymous. tag a live look at the white house earlier today the building was put on look down after secret service spot aid masked man with a gun. there was a brief struggle and the man was arrested and charged with carrying a gun without a license and weapons violations. president obama was not home at the time of the incident he was andrews. >> security experts on high alert for possible election day sign area tack. >> it's highly unlikely hackers could affect the voting that is counted they could cause other issues. >> officials at the development homeland security are are "very concerned about sign area tacks that could "cause confusion on election day" the real concern is not that hack kerz screw the the that is changing votes from one can diet another the real concern is that hackers could attack state voter databases, stealing personal information and attack st

eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are hotel. the sidewalks were spray painted with graffiti. the men were participating in the million mass march organized by the group anonymous. > if you keep your car parked in your driveway or on your street with your garage door other than inside. heaves are breaking into cars,s, getting the opener and gainingng access to homes. block of uncorn drive in d.c. we talked to a man who says hiss car was broken into rhysen limis we had a couple of warnings specifically on cars for aor couple months now.no nothing was taken. he reason sacked through the glove compartment. he didn't find anything he wanted. that seems to be the mo. vehicle also and people here that don't belong kind out. i think it implies planning. they know when to be around when people aren't going to notice them. > police say if you're going to keep your car parked outside ofe the garage, be sure to remove the opener from your vehicle and again, be sure to lock your car doors. > met and first experiencesnd f were working daily t

from louisiana, emeril lagasse has a special connection to florida and what one restaurant has to offer that intrigued emeril so much he had to stop by. >> it's all about florida. it's from key west to the panhandle. >> reporter: now south tampa, too. emeril brought his show to ava. thrusting this largely family owned italian eatery into the lime light with days notice. >> i have no idea. they called and like, emeril is coming tomorrow. i'm like, let's go. >> reporter: some might think ava's partner might have something to do with it. >> the cubs have won it all! >> reporter: he's only the first chicago manager to win a world series in 108 years. >> i had no idea. i've known michael, i had no idea his partner was joe madden who just won the world series, >> makes us feel great. we want to stand on our food alone. the fact joe madden is involved is kind of a bonus. >> reporter: stewart proudly serves authentic italian dishes. while emeril loved digging in, it's the pizza that piqueed the chef's interest, especially the custom o venuesed to -- oven used to bake them. and buy a pizza oven?

florida. >> the study finds drivers from texas and louisiana are the worst followed by south carolina , north dakota, and delaware. the study looked at traffic deaths and how well people with drunk drivers, speeding, and distracted driving. >> the number of traffic deaths increase last year after decades of going down. more than 35,000 people died in 2015 according to the government numbers. that is up more than 7% from 2014 but a record number of us are now using seatbelts reaching 90%. here in florida the biggest problem is careless driving. we ranked entire country and the overall rate is pretty good considering how many people there are in the area. >>> be glad he did not live in california. take a look at that. that is the alley interstate early this morning. it looks like christmas lights with thousands of white headlights at a dead stop in one direction and the other side complete brake lights. >> it looks like they need another 10 lanes of highway. baby have a lot to be thankful for after they were rescued from this suv. the woman and the infant were clipped by another car earlier tod

susan: angie from new orleans, louisiana. florida voter from pennsylvania, republican line.aller: i like the idea of trump. i like some of his ideas, especially putting our veterans before the illegal immigrants. i just think we need to take care of our own before we start taking care of everyone else's. right or wrong, that's the way i think. ideas ofke trump's bringing jobs back to the country, and i also like the idea of a voter -- of a voter -- of a border, to keep drugs out. my father came into this country legally. why can't everyone else to it on a legal basis? i went to england and germany. i'm sorry, i don't want our country looking like that. we need some control over who comes into this country. i did not even like the idea of riding the train there. i don't want to experience that here, but it's probably going to be if hillary gets in office, because we are going to be having uncontrolled immigrants in our country. this, andpressed trump has expressed moderation. in other words, looking at the person coming in, making sure they love our country. i don't think tha

the unchese acquires the united states and quee and then it acquires the louisiana purchase from france and florida from pain and it aquires an agreement through great britain and acquires the southwest. there are a lot of nations mentioned in that. and not once, native american nation. map. single nation on our when our students look at it, is the growth of the nation happens .n the absence of many people it makes sense we look at this map and says everything falls into step lock step. we knew this was going to happen. and whether we are teaching our students and we are not blinded by hindsight. we know how the story ended. and so, given the massive jug naut, yeah, indians don't think about much of it because they are part of the expansion. 17950, john adams said in his diary, george washington, president washington, has dinner one week on four different occasions with different delegations of indian chiefs. this is 1795 when the united states has already won the war for ohio. washington is not having dinner every other evening or afternoon with indian delegates because he kes having dinner with i