garner always has a hedge here. she says if she's wrong about the potential breakdown of the ceiling resistance, the s&p could pull back down to 2040. that's not that bad. and maybe 2000. here is the downside. this is the upside. you've got this versus that. i think that's significant. still, even if the s&p 500 can't break through the ceiling the first time around, garner r inks they'll get a second chancncfor a brbrkout before the end of the year. the rsi down here, that's an important momentum indicator. and the williams percentage, which we've looked at a lot of times, measures were in overbought or oversold territory, each of these indicators have been trending higher. neither one is in overbought territory yet. it has l ls of room to run untnt we breaks through atat100. this is the line in the sand.. we get pasasthat, and you'll say, why was i so negative? yeah. let me give you the bottom line. the charts as interpreted by one of my favorite chartists, suggests that the s&p 500 could be ready to o ar through t

>> my producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting.s he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nano second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien that snowballed emotionally and was repressed through drugs and alcohol. that was witnessed by 10,000 people at a country hoedown concert in detroit's plaza. >> it was another few minutes before our producer could bring him back to the details of his crime. he told us it was both shocking and disturbing. >> i pulled his brain out, took a bite out of it. >> like frank street, garner was housed in the residential treatment unit. but it was clear that not only does he still struggle with what he did, he worries about what he still might do. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i -- i believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. if i had my way i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, my judge was very pointed out i still think that having crossed t

reporter: garner called police which triggered a large-scale response by the nypd. heavy duty police trucks and investigators from highway patrol. around 4:00 yesterday afternoon they spotted the car. nypd scuba units went in and removed a male driver. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the water drops off pretty significantly there. so it was actually out in the deeper part of it. reporter: the dark green honda went into the water on the street where there's a dark dead end where only a guardrail separates the road from the steep water. >> at nighttime, you can't see anything. >> they either need to put more lights with warnings on the next corner or put concrete barriers right before you get to the end because this happened too many times already. reporter: and this deadly accident comes the same day mayor bill de blasio defended his plan for traffic safety. >> speeding we're going after. failure to yield to pedestrians, we're going after. you're going to see a lot more enforcement, a lot more traffic changes. >> garner says in the 30 years he has lived crash

it's a new faith-based movie that is heading to theaters starring jennifer garner. this is the film that jen was making right after the split from ben affleck. so here's your first look at "miracle from heaven." >> that is interest. >> okay. >> love you. >> love you. >> jen is mom to a joyful anna. but when anna gets sick, they can't find the cause. >> mommy? >> i'm coming. >> mommy, it hurts. >> when anna got sick, i just couldn't understand it. why was this loving little girl going through this? there is something wro our little girl. >> you need to be calm. >> i'm not leaving this hospital until i know what's wrong with my daughter. >> there is no cure for anna's consideration. >> finally, diagnosed with a rare disorder, more tragedy strikes when she falls from an old tree. >> anna! >> the true story is based on the best-selling book by christy beans. christy believes letter daughter went to heaven after falling and was miraculously cured of her disorder. >> so you're telling me that when this baby girl fell 30 feet she hit her head just right and it didn't kill

, but eric garner, in particular, in terms of this latest stream of cases that happen -- eric garner, and then michael brown and then tamir rice and then sandra bland and so on has begun a whole new situation where policing is front and center, particularly policing in urban communities, and we have been on top of that. we have been in front of the calls for cameras on policing, and, of course, cameras make a difference because people that may used to have questioned these situations really now can't question basics 'cause they see it. it's really hard to not believe that constitutional policing has to happen when you watch a video of eric garner being choked to death and saying, "i can't breathe" 11 times. so, you know, that work is continuing, and i think the good thing about it is you do have young people coming in. i think minister foy represents part of that next generation and those younger that are bringing their energy to this, and that's always important and why these gatherings are important because it does just provide another opportunity for people to get energized, to do

i know what happened to -- >> there are problems with eric garner. let's just find some common ground here, i know a lot of people who are concerned with the eric garner case and the choke held, but americans were on it. >> i don't care who was on it. my eyes do not lie to me. >> you were there? >> there's a video of it. you saw it too, i believe. >> a chokehold, definitely. but the equestion is, we only saw one angle of the video. >> i don't need to see a bunch of angles. because the prosecutor who went in front of the judge, even though they helped including one who was kneeling in the back. you do that when you need their testimony. or when you want to clear the perpetrators. that's what was being set up. >> i know the drill. >> he didn't want to give those cops a pass. >> four cops have been shot, two sitting in their car eating their lunch before christmas. one guy ends up shot, chasing a career criminal, and the fourth cop is shot, again, by someone with an intense criminal record, you don't see any reason to protest the killing of people that

. >> as we go inside garner spiritual healing, the faith based film shot after her split. >> and is michael weatherly hooking up wi "ncis" ex? >> we would have great kids. >> we would. >> now in our 35th season, there is "entertainment tonight". >> blake and gwen hit the air for the first live since their romance went public. we'll tell you how they acted when the cameras weren't rolling. that is on the way. >> but first, there have been a lot of questions surrounding cloery chloe kardashian and lamar's marriage. last night she stepped front of tv cameras and i was first person she spoke with about her marriage alamar's condition. >> where does he currently stand with lamar and ho doing? >> he's doing better every day, for sure, which i a blessing. but it's going to be a long road. >> you guys are still married. how are you going to navigate this situationen with james and lamar. you've been out. how do you balance that situation? >> well, i'm married for a multitude reasons but it's not intimate reasons. to help him with a lot of other things, to do medically. but also with his mental stre

karen: 56-year-old eric garner on the corner in staten island. 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. the stories stretch across the nation. many gained media attention, while many more may go unreported. each is met with anger and fear. each ignites communities to believe is a broken criminal justice system. each one galvanizes youth to speak up and speak out as what they see against a never-ending prejudice. many worry real change continues to feel out of reach. >> black lives don' t seem to matter because they are being there does not seem to be any type of legal ramification for ending the life of a person of color here in the united states by a police officer, a servant that is supposed to be serving and protecting the community. >> as long as you can continue to racially profile young black men and latinos and young black women, you are going to continue encountering these problems. karen: the violence is nothing new, says the boston naacp president. >> it did not start with trayvon or michael brown. this is reawakening a conversation around the violence against african american

is your top vote- getterer tonight---winning 44-per cent of the vote long time mayor, jon crews, garnered 35 per cent of the got 20- percent. again, no one got the necessary 50- percent t o earn a ccear cut victory, so, it's a cedar decemer 1. kwwl's olivia mancino joins us now live in black hawk counn mayor crews was at the courthouse watching the results came in jim brown kept the lead thorought all the votes being counted with around 40% in his favor we spoke to both brown and incumbent mayor crews about the resultt tonight now it will go to a run off neither candidate garnered 50 percent of the votes both candidates have 4 weeks to prepare for round two of elections - both candidatesaid tonight they'vv had a long hard fight but are polls n december 1 we've got you covered live at the black hawk county courthouse olivia mancino kwwl news thanks, olivia for the update from cedar falls.. quickly....we want to let you know that voters have overwhelming approved the grrt museum levy. the levy passed easily tonight, with nearly 59-per cent voter approval. remember, it failed in a previous v

garner has a. polk city has 2.5. two inches of snow on the studio, heavier amounts on the west side. the darker area and blue, that is the more intense snowfall. the back edge of this is starting to clear eastern nebraska. you can also see these little our heaviest snow is going to be until now told to the clock. it will slowly taper off. this system rain heaviest snow to iowa and parts of wisconsin and illinois, as it moves off to the east. we have that winter storm warning from tonight until 6 a.m. it does go one county south of the metro, warren county and polk county. and far southern iowa, that may change. i'm starting to think that heavier snow may move into southeastern iowa. here is futurecast. it is heavy bands pointing. that is when the snow lightens up, moving through 2 a.m. in the morning. generally flurries, and all moves on out -- we see some sunshine on saturday. but some blowing snow early on. it will be a raw day out there. showing you various computer models coming here is a new one that just came i

take out their resources, the ability to hold people hostage for kidnapping for ransom and to garner revenue from oil. i'd love to see the president describe what the strategy is and garner the support in the world to be able to execute on it. >> thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you, jake. >>> we have more breaking news in the paris terrorist investigation. belgian authorities now issuing an arrest warrant for a terrorist suspect. that story is coming up right after this quick break. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medic

we need to garner the support of the arab world and the support we can do this. josh m.: how many troops are you send them? mr. bush: you don' constraints on the military. you asked them what are the best objectives to achieve the strategy -- the best strategies to achieve the objective, which is the nic -- the annihilation of isis. local forces are prepared to fight. they want to know the united states are going to be in the game, that we are going to provide a lead, the training, the support. there should be a no-fly zone in syria. there should be safe zones in syria. things to achieve the military objective and politically create don' t create another breeding ground of islamic terrorists that will once again create instability in the region and attack the west. josh m.: madeleine albright was in here a couple weeks ago. this is not saddam hussein we are talking about or muammar gaddafi. these are shadowy figures in the four corners of the globe. where do you start when it comes to fighting isis? mr. bush: you start in iraq and syria where they have 30 to that

they wanted to see why no officers were charged with garner's death. his case sparked debate over a chokehold. >>> review board is backing an atlanta hawks player warning that he was wrongly arrested back in af but the civilian complaint review board ruled they did not use excessive force. sefolosha claimed they broke his leg. in october the nba star was acquitted of all criminal charges. >>> police in norms have ew orleans have arrested a suspect. 25-year-old euric cain is in custody. he faces attempted murder charges. he confessed to shooting the medical student peter gold. gold stepped in when he saw cain allegedly dragging a woman down the street. cain shot him in the stomach and tried to shoot him in the head. the gun jammed. gold is recovering in the hospital. >>> the texas teenager arrested for taking a homemade clock to school is back. ahmed mohamed sent letters demanding $15 million. the 14-year-old student was arrested in september when a teacher mistook his homemade project for a bomb. the family says ahmed was publicly mistreated and they'r

he is trying to garner support for more of a push against isil in light of the attacks in paris lasteek. what do we think might come out of the meeting that the two -- that the two leaders will have in how do you think that what happened today might effect that meeting and those talks? >> well, one of the things which the french wanted was to try to create what they are calling a grand coalition. and that would mean bringing in the russians. bringing in the iranians who up until now have been working at the behest of the government of bashar al-assad. well, because of this incident, there is now some concern among people who study these sorts of things that the russians might be much less inclined to wanting to work alongside the french, to work alongside the u.s. in trying to defeat isil because of what has happened with turkey. and so the u.s. has already found it difficult to persuade moscow that it needs to focus its energies on combatting isil and not combatting the opinnocence of any assad regime. this could be another complicating factor. we are expecting to hear from both fra

and garnering attention that's his strategy to dominine the news. the simple fact is that he has been wrong on syria and on the refugees, pretty consisteny. and no one is holding him to account. first said we should -- had no interest in being involved in syria let the russians take out isis, let isis take out assad. back and forth it goes. the net effect, these reallll serious times s 's not a serious leader. >> dickerson: why if he became the nominee would you still support him? >> anybody is better than hillary clinton, let me be clear about thaha i have great doubts about donald trump's ability to be commander in chief. i really do. i wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt to see how the but you listen to him talk, it's kind of scary to be honest with you because he's not a serious candidate. he doesn't talk about the issues at hand that are of national security impmptance for our country to keep us safe is the first priority of the president. he's all over the map. misinformed at best and preying >> dickerson: how would that be better than

i don't agree that donald trump can't garner a percentage of the black vote.n there were a lot of black voters who looked at what he had to say on immigration because illegal immigration hurts the lower income brackets of the black community more than a lot of other people. they looked at that and said, yeah, that's right. they were agreeing with what donald trump had to say. so on the aspect of business and creating jobs, there is an element in the black community that may look and turn to donald trump and say that's our guy. now, more so than any other republican candidate? i'm not quite sure, but i would not completely discount the fact that donald trump could potentially garner some of the black vote because of his position on immigration. >> and this poll, mark and ted cruz closing the gap there? >> to that point, i think that ted cruz -- i mean, ted cruz is in a very interesting position. he decided he wasn't going to criticize donald trump. instead he would be donald trump's besty and hope that trump drops out of the race or makes a huge gaffe. trump ha

one, we wanted officer daniel pantaleo fired because of the killing of eric garner. and two, we wanted to make sure more contracts were let with minority women business enterprises. since that meeting, or at that meeting, he said he was not going to take an employment action against pantaleo, and he said he was still committed to mwbes. there's a big rally tonight in -- well, friday night in brooklyn about mbwes. nothing -- very small percentage going to minorities and women. and daniel pantaleo is still on the taxpayer's payroll. >> do you think that the mayor's in a slightly tough situation trying to assuage and make a detente with the nypd and maybe he might even sympathize with your position and agree with it, but he finds himself somewhat in the middle? >> bill, the new york city police department is a paramilitary force, and the mayor has to determine whether or not he's going to be "the commander-in-chief." and if he is the commander-in-chief, he can take bold action, and he would be surprised, i think, to know the number of new yorkers who are behind him. we

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an officer should have been prosecuted in a case like eric garner. that is worth considering.hat,or girl who sees that is the message they take away from the police department. it is like a social contract issue. folks should feel protected by the police. era.der about this i do not know if it is revealing -- as you say, i think it does something to you. then, they were not right. but the chain does not end there. a wonder if our kids are right after seeing that. michelle: i almost feel like we need to figure out how to , whetherte that space it is our children, other people's children. even the police officers. right now, in order to process that, their voices are often missing because they are not underd because of cases adjudication. to figure out how to invade that space and understand the impact of all of this. they get a certain fatigue. it happens so often it is not shocking anymore. ta-nehisi: from a police perspective, one of the unfortunate things we're doing now, talking about how we got here, is we are having police officers adjudicate things that many other aspect

they have so much opportunity to put great role models and instead what he did, in order to garner votes was say, who is the coolest person and i will align myself with them without any concern for the fact that let's say jc wraps about heroin all the time and at the same time as obama is mapping out the escalation of young people getting addicted to a dime from heroine. at the same time he's running with all of these role models he is promoting. >> host: katie keeper, the last word in your subtitle's help, wears a? >> guest: the whole chapter i talk about hope here as well as the final chapter of the book is all about solutions. so i encourage young people, 70% of whom want to come out and be entrepreneurs some day to do that. even if you're living in your parents basement or you have not found that job that you want, your dream job, i show you that you can go out and do that. it is still possible, i encourage them to get more involved in politics. in 2008 young thousand eight young people were fired up about politics. we can go back to the same amount of passion and we can really take

it says that this is an extraordinary look at the life of a brilliant man, it it is also garnered a very favorable notice from publishers weekly review that says it is carver's genuine genuine warmth that shines in the story while producing scientific achievements that benefited all. lsu press is proud to be the publisher of this book and i am on or to introduce its author for you today. please join me in welcoming doctor christina bella. >> thank you darling, i don't know if i can live up to all that. thank you so much for braving the rain. it occurs to me that if you are not an american and if you're not young, or if you're not old, you might not know exactly who george washington carver is. that is kind of amazing because in 1950, if you had asked any third grader who is george washington carver that could would have known, they would have told you everything about him and all the things george washington carver did. if you ask him who is president of the united states he may or may not have known. that's a famous carver was. it was a deserved deserved vein. what did he do exactly? we

. >> jennifer garner, kate hudson, and matthew mcconaughey came out to celebrate the careers of reese witherspoon and jeffrey katzenberg at the american cinematheque's annual gala. >> i decided to be an actress when i was seven years old. i did a commercial in nashville, tennessee, and i did not have lines or anything, but i was idea that this incredible group of people collaborate to make a piece of content or art. >> we take it seriously. we love our work, but we have fun. it is inspiring to work with someone who gets as excited as i do about storytelling, talent, the films would make. that has been a wonderful part of the past three years. >> please join me next time on the hollywood news report, where announcer: this week in agribusiness, serving america's most essential industry with agriculture broadcasters orion samuelson and max armstrong, featuring agricultural meteorologist, greg soulje.

what do you think is best for garnering votes for politicians? facebook, twitter, or instagram. >> it's multiplatform. multiplatform social media world, right? >> do you think if you poke voters you get a vote back? >> that's not a bad idea. poke for a vote. >> poke for a vote. >> exactly. if you got a poke from potus you would think fair enough. that's cool. i'll vote back. >> if he's running for re-election. >> anyway i like that and given that there's the video about climate change in reading about that i didn't realize that the back garden of the white house is a national park. did you know that? >> i didn't know that but it's not enjoyed by everyone because you need security clearance. >> still it's a nice little back garden. i've never seen that shot before. that's cool. there you go. >> that's right. we're going to go to break here on worldwide exchange. still to come on the program, a drug maker goes on the defensive now after a noted short seller takes shots at the company's business model and it's shares tank in reaction. no matter how

the nation "he's playing you guys like a fiddle -- the press -- by saying outrageous things and garnering attention. that's his strategy, is to dominate the news." while chris christie made some headlines - winning a key newspaper endorsement in new hampshire - he's still failing to catch fire with voters. unlike ted cruz - the one candidate now positioned to challenge trump for a win in iowa. and as the republicans jockey for position - democrat hillary clinton is gaining steam - and remains the candidate to beat. audio outcue: "brian mooar, nbc news, washington." skies will stay cloudy tonight and areas of light rain and freezing rain will develop, especially in southern iowa. conditions may be slick in spots overnight. temperatures will hover right around 30 degrees through the night. early monday morning, our winter storm will begin with a mix of some snow, freezing rain, and rain in central iowa. the precipitation will be all snow in northwest iowa through the day. we may see some slushy snow mix in with the precipitation on and off through the day in des moines, especially north and

. >> trump's appearance is garnering mixed reviews but record ratings, the highest since 2012, 47% higher than when hillary appeared in early october. perhaps they tuned in to hear how he's going to pay for the border wall. >> the president of mexico is here. >> great, send him in. >> donald, i brought you the check for the wall. oh, that's so good. this is far too much money. >> no, insist. >> we want to mention too that the next round of republican debates this tuesday on the fox business net work and starting at 7:00 for the early candidates and at 8:00 for the later candidates. >> juliet: teresa, thank you. ben: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders appeared and sunday and explaining what separates him. >> like wall street, i believe economy into the ground destroyed so many lives at the end of the day what we have to do is re-establish the glass ceiling and break up the huge financial institutions. that is not hillary clinton's decision at all. ben: the democratic debate is on saturday. juliet: university of missouri is meeting today to discuss the on going protests on how

>> they weren't here to garner sympathy or, or tears from some skinny, little white attorney from the suburbs. they were here to get answers. >> reporter: how many of you delivered children at homer g. philips? did any of you ever give up this feeling inside that maybe your baby might be alive? >> no. >> never. and it's been a difficulty for me because i didn't get a chance to take and see my baby walk for the first time. i didn't get a chance to take her to school for the first day, and they just took my baby and i >> it has opened up wounds. >> reporter: otha brand was just 15 at the time she gave birth, and like zella, says she never held her baby in her arms. >> you know, when a mother holds her child, that's contact and i might have started questioning things maybe if i'd have held that child. >> reporter: 63-year-old jacqueline butler, a nanny for most of her life because of her love for babies, says hospital staff made up excuses to prevent her from sing hers. >> i was told, "you can't see her, you have a cold." and i would say no, i don't have a cold, i want to see my baby. i

garner the support of our european airlines. lead. that's what i want him to do. i want them to lead. he has the capability of doing this, we have the resources, this is a threat to western civilization and we should consider it that way. >> what do you tell an american public that says the iraq war, investigation, nothing has changed in the middle east. we had a terrorist threat before and we have a there's threat now. what policy works? because we tried different -- we tried intervention, we tried toppling dictators and nation building, what do you tell the american public? >> i tell them that a califate the size of enzindiana will garner strength every y. my heart goes out to the people of harris. this will continue on. we have to be in this fight, there is no other option. this threat can be contained but more importantly it will never and the policy of containment will not work and it is a policy of incremental running out the clock. if i'm president of the united states, i promise you i will. >> some of your closest advors are people that were members of you

anna nicole smith, her story garnered wo attention. we're with anna's and their beautiful daughterdannielynn nine years after anna's death. >> ahead. >> that's britney, blue extensions and all doing a toxic dance on jane the virgin. >> every single one of the music videos like 72 times over the past three days so i'm learning everything. >> gina rodriguez gets her fan girl on. britney gues stars on the episode. news she leaked at the emmys. >> you're going to get a moment. it's going to be a moment it's going to change my memories of life forever. >> but you know there has to be a twist when comes to jane. >> you guessed it. that did not happen. here's what happened. >> she is such a fan and shows you so much love and i'm so glad to be part of thefamily. >> so that dream came true at least. britney will t 34 on december 2nd which means she wasn't even born yet when e.t. first hit the air because we are celebrating our season covering the biggest entertainment stories. 35 years. >> and one of the biggest stories we ever covered has been

he has embraced her and garnered the support of the police, firefighters and corruption officers' union to call staten island home. winner here is anyone's guess. this is one of the most important things you need to know, what time the polls open and close in new jersey and connecticut, open at 6:00 a.m. closing time varies from state to state 9:00 in new york, 8:00 in new jersey and connecticut. when we talk about new jersey, the higher general assembly of for reelection or election, that is something a lot of people are keeping their eye on and in connecticut the marquee rate happens to be the race for bridgeport mayor, one of the men who was running is former mayor, spent seven years in federal prison on corruption charges and looking to get a seat back. that is the latest from nassau county. juliet: interesting timing with the president talking about something related. thank you very much. mayor bill deblasio is seeing his lowest approval rating since he was elected. 38% of new yorkers approve of the way he is handling our city according to a new poll by wall street journal. that is

jason r: writing a post garnering hundreds of likes. >> i was curious, so i googled her name. jason r: a process carla hopes continues on. >> my hopes and dreams for anna is that she will be able to save lives. jason r: jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader, kevin: carla has since formed anna's warriors to spread awareness of heroin's impact on the suburbs. she says several of anna's high school friends have come to her about getting into rehab for the drug. she now keeps in touch with them on a weekly basis. stacey: the adams county town of the iowa national guard says the unit assigned to corning will move to camp dodge early next year. the corning armory was built in 1993. the move is part of the national guard's overall plan to move units to larger population areas. it's the first day of school for iowa's new president. bruce harreld began the job today. he was greeted by protests. iowa faculty and students question his lack of academic experience. and there are questions about the process the regents used to select harreld. but for his part, harreld says give him

the other thing is the g-20 trying to garner support from other allies. as the president put it. this attack in paris is not just about france. >> as was true with the terrible attacks that took place in ankara, the killing of innocent people based on the twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: back home, reaction on capitol hill, lawmakers are concerned whether we are trying to destroy isis or as the president put it the other way, contain isis. the goal needs to be destroy. some lawmakers say bringing up what they believe are intelligence failures that lady to attacks like this. this is spilling over into the campaign trail with jeb bush and marco rubio both saying that we knead to declare war on isis and finally concern about refugees and whether or not they knead to be accepted in the united states, whether it's an easy way for isis to slip in. >> a lot on the table. thank you so much. major cities across the u.s. are also increasing security following last friday's attacks. the new york pol

garner plenty of national attention. iowa is one of two fbs schools yet to lose a game. while nebraska can play big-time spoiler as the hawkeyes cling to the last spot in the college football playoff rankings. iowa's only games against ranked teams came on the road. at 5-6, nebraska isn't ranked but has kept most of their games close. the huskers rallied from 17-down last year to beat iowa in overtime. the hawkeyes appeared on a regional cover of sports illustrated this week. said to be a curse - as the hawkeyes lost the subseqeunt game the last time that happened. coaches and players are not buying into jinxes or records. "i'm a little behind so we're going to have to do a little research and prove thatthere is no jinx," said iowa head coach kirk ferentz. "that's been thrown out there before and we've already done some things nobody's ever done here before." "like i said they've lost four games on the last drive of the game," said iowa senior c.j. beathard. "they're a good team, they just got kind of unlucky and have lost a lot of close games." "we have to be physical w

typically, off-year elections don't garner a lot of community involvement. but, we do have some contested races and important measures throughout siouxland today. ktiv's robert lowe is with live link four at the woodbury county courthouse in downtown sioux city. robert, you're with someone who knows a thing or two about voter turnout. matt and sheila, that's right. i'm with the man who heads voter turnout efforts and knows who wins before we do. that, of course, is woodbury county auditor, pat gill. pat, thanks for joining us. 1) i know results are still coming in, but how does a year like this compare to last year, or next year in a presidential election. 2) what efforts has the county made to increase voter turnout this year? alright, pat thanks for your time. now, matt and sheila we'll have those results from today's races and measures brad's here -- with a special super bowl story. super bowl champions are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the big game, by donating special football's to their high school. ex-49'er john harty had his day at bishop heela

writing a post, garnering hundreds of lights. >> i was curious so i googled her name. my hopes and dreams for anna is that she will be able to save lives. eric: carla has formed and as warriors to spread awareness in the suburbs. she says several of her high school friends have come out about getting into rehab. she keeps in touch with them on a weekly basis. coming up, campaign control. republican residential candidates are on the trail after coming together to develop a list of demand for future debates. see how they are trying to regain control. elizabeth: on to the next round, with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: good morning, another gorgeous day. fog is mainly across the southern part of iowa, visibility has fallen back to a quarter of a mile so give yourself extra time to get going. wide range of temperatures starting cooler, a sin city is the cold spot -- mason city at 39. 43 in ames, 45 in atoma. yesterday we set a record high with 79 degrees on monday. today will be cooler due t