also next to todd is lynda waddington, also a columnist for the gazette, who has been writing, among other things, about iowa school lunch policies for a number of months. let's begin maybe as we start of with describing how some of the policy on lunch account balances stand now in the cedar rapids area. that would be for the cedar district and the marion district. do any of you want to jump in as to the policies you know of in existence today? lynda w: i can start. each school district is allowed to set their own policy. they are not allowed to run a deficit with the school lunch program, so any school at the end of the year that does have a deficit with that program, they have to make it up out of the general fund. heather hayes: okay. lynda w: wha h cracking down because their money is tight. they don't want to pull money out of the general fund to cover the school lunch program. some school districts feed children whatever. some school districts have put different age groups of kids into different categories. for instance, elementary school students always get fed something. midd

one example, we get our images at the gazette through reuters. if you go in there, you can go to the trump rallies and the photographer s are taking pictures of the trump supporters turning around and making nasty gestures. there's video of them saying nasty things. that doesn't end up in your sunday paper, but that definitely can end up on a website. so there's also a different going to have to learn to balance going forward. leon tabak: we're coming towards the end of our discussion. i want to give you each the opportunity maybe to make some predictions of where you think that things are likely to go in the next few months. who would like to chime in there? hans hassell: that's a dangerous thing, making predictions. leon tabak: . there's no consequences if you're . lynda w: i didn't bring my ball. chris dahle: i think there will be a short honeymoon for try to push legislation through as quickly as possible and get the supreme court filled as quickly as possible. but i see a lot of conflict between the democrats and the republicans especially i

week.amar sameland his family told the gazette - they found a note after returning from his father's funeral.it read - "you can all go home now - we don't want (blank) and terrorists here - hashtag trump." citizen but was born in sudan. since then - the family received multiple messages of support from friends and neighb. neighbors.to make matters worse - samel says police decided not to investigate the incident.interim police chief bill campbell told the gazette his officer's actions were quote "absolutely unacceptable." also in iowa city - a restaurant is now accused of discrimination - trump.cbs 2 news spoke to one man who was going to stella - near kinnick stadium after saturday night's game.he was surprised to find out they were charging a cover, and doubling that charge for people that voted for trump. as we got closer to the door, we noticed there was a sign on the door that said, "yes, this is discrimination, but you voted for it." it."stelter decided to take his business elsewhere.cbs 2 news reached out several times to the owner of stella for back. developing story this mor

but kaufman got taken to task by the cedar rapids gazette. they wote that "kaufmann ought to know better. his announcement comes at a time when iowans need leadership in both parties to de-escalate emotions which continue to run high from the election." election."kaufmann, instead of offered up a corrosive and inflammatory proposal that will only drive them further apart."they mentioned former iowa republican governor bob ray -- who spent years pushing his character counts initiative. initiative.the gazette says: "kaufmann should take a page from ray, and others like him, and avoid future unsportsmanli ke conduct. nobody likes a sore winner." let's go inside iowa politics -- talking about what's going in inside state politics. iowa representative ken rizer wants to put a different bill f. forward...that would create tougher penalites for people who specifically target police officers or first responders. he says he'll narrow down the finer details when the session starts -- but they could include bigger mandatory minimum sentences.a law like

cbs 2 news is learning new details on the construction of the coralville arena.according to the gazette - the city will keep ownership and sporting venue.the arena will have more than 62-hundred seats - and is expected to open in the summer of 20-19.in june - the iowa ecomomic development authority approved a 12-million dollar commitment to the project. new tonight at six --the wehrenberg theater in cedar rapids will soon be under new management.the gazette reports that marcus theaters has signed an agreement to acquire the wehrenberg chain.wehrenberg has 14 locations in the midwest - including the galaxy 16 theater on council northeast.marcus says those theaters will retain the wehrenberg name. later this week, students from two iowa high schools will march in the chicago thanksgiving day parade. cbs2 news anchor kelly d'ambrosio is here to tell us who to watch for thursday... friday we introduced you to the first school with the honor... williamsburg high.in tonight's beyond the books the second school that is heading to chicago is mount vernon high school.their band director really s

the gazette's diana nollen has the details on the 'festival of trees', next. downtown cedar rapids starts to look a little more like christmas this weekend thanks to an annual festival. the gazette's diana nollen joins us with some of the best bets coming to the area. festival of trees & holiday market saturday and sunday, nov. 19 and 20 spruce up your holidays with a stroll through an indoor wonderland this weekend. more than 50 decorated theme-trees will deck the cedar rapids convention center's halls, where shimmering sounds of the season. santa and mrs. claus will be on hand to hear wish lists, and good little boys and girls can whisk their wishes in writing to the north pole, too. shoppers can kick-start their season, by perusing more than 30 vendors at the holiday market. and proceeds from silent and live auctions of trees and trimmings will help the jaycees make holiday dram children. ron 'tater salad' white saturday, nov. 19 ron "tater salad" white -- the cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking funnyman from the "blue collar comedy" phenomenon -- is returning t

according to the gazette - a witness said people were stomping on each other. right now it's not clear what started the fight. cbs 2 news will continue to follow this story for updates. ceremonies and celebrations are honoring veterans past and present today. today. follow the story for updates. >>> ceremonies and celebrations are honoring past and present. usual there's only one big difference from those who celebrated today at veterans memorial coliseum. we spoke with several veterans earlier, and anywhere saying that neither candidate were ideal. one veteran had said he was shocked that trump one but thrilled as many of trumps policies would benefit veterans regardless of who they and, i think veterans are more ready, easily, to adapt. we had to deal with lots of situations with a great more adversity than not getting someone they didn't want into office. >>few alternative therapies are covered by the veterans administration, and one that is physical therapy on a horse. and,, i was thinking, writing a horse, what benefits could that have. >>and the retired c

according to the gazette, the 37-year-old man died saturday after he was treated by search and rescue. they are not saying how he fell--but the investigation is ongoing this morning. colorado state patrol is urging drivers to stay safe after the message that included a picture of people saluting and honoring trooper donahue, and a flag - at half-staff. they also tweeted out - a reminder: slow down and move over for first responders. trooper donahue was hit and killed by a truck on i-25 on friday - near tomah road - while he was investigating an accident. noe gamez- ruiz was driving the food truck that hit trooper donahue. he faces charges of careless driving resulting in death and failure to yield the right-of-way to an emergency vehicle. back country skiers and boarders need to be extra careful today. there are several warnings out from the colorado avalanche information center this morning. the center has put avalanche danger at "considerable - for the san juan mountains. the sawatch range, sangre de cristos - and parts of aspen - are at: "moderate danger". the warning says the most

according to the gazette-- no one was hurt-- but the fire captain says one person was treated for smoke inhalation. it took about 15 no word on the cause just yet. denver public schools is looking into who may have spray painted hateful messages on the walls of an elementary school. how the students, parents and the principal are responding to the vandalism is showing their true spirit. someone vandalized isabella bird community school with spray paint over the weekend. the vandal drew a swastika on the building - and also spraypainted the playground and the sidewalks. when word spread about what happened-- parents rallied and strength. the school is closed this week for fall break. when students return to class, the principal says the vandalism will be used as a teaching moment for the kids. a denver group working to collect 15-thousand turkeys needs a little more help to reach its goal this year. we'll talk about the charity coming up. are you among a growing group of people who want nothing to do with black friday craziness at stores? coming up, we'll talk about who is driving this t

and coming up tonight at 10, the gazette's the sunday night spotlight. we'll talk about the hawkeyes strong finish and some possible bowl destinations. ... nfl football action, cardinals facing atlanta ... 4th quarter, former uni panther david johnson catches a low pass and look at him keep his balance as he dives for the 3-yard touchdown... 13th of the season for david... he finished with 58 yards rushing and 103 receiving... he's had more than 100 yards from scrimmage in all 11 games this season ... college wrestling, iowa at purdue scoring started for the hawkeyes with a dominant 25-10 tech fall... that's five points ... 133, cory clark facing luke welch... clark untangles himself and gets two points for the takedown... he wins in a 6-0 shutout ... 149, brandon soresen facing nate limmex... he goes for the legs and gets the takedown... sorensen won a 17-7 major decision ... 157, michael kemerer looking to solidify that weight class... he gets two points for a takedown against match, 34-3 thanks josh. meteorologist ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonig

and coming up tonight at 10, i sit down with marc morehouse from the gazette for this week's sunday night spotlight. we'll take a deeper look into last night's upset. ... the coe football team found out its opponent for the first round of the division 3 playoffs. the kohawks will host monmount next saturday at noon. the winner will face either st. thomas or northwestern, both schools are from minnesota. ... the iowa men's basketball team opened the season on friday with a ... today, the hawkeyes were back on the court hosting savannah state ... nicholas baer had the hot hand early for the hawkeyes with back-to-back threes... this one in the corner puts iowa up 6-2 ... big game for dubuque wahlert grad cordell pemsl off the bench... the reverse layup, and one... pemsl had 18 points, 9 boards and he was perfect from the field ... later in the first half, linn-mar grad matt bohannon drills a three from the top of the key... hawkeyes up 25-15 ... we're going to see a lot of freshman this year... including foul... cook had 14... iowa still up 10 ... but the story was the bench scoring 76 point

to my left is todd dorman, a columnist at the gazette. thanks for being on todd. lyle muller, the executive director at iowa center for public affairs journalis lyle: glad to be here. sam: at the end, peter jauhiainen, a professor of region at kirkwood community college on the cedar rapids campus. peter, thanks for being on. todd, maybe we can start with you. what has caused the rise of the political outsiders in this election? have the democrats and the republicans failed to respond to a significant portion of our citizenry? todd: the voters i talk to,

some they arrived in february of 1768, and the boston gazette described them as two beautiful brassfield pieces, with the province armies thereof, the massachusetts coat of arms. the town paid for these guns and also paid for a new gun house besigned the cannon to store them. when a yankee town spent money on something, that showed they really valued having this militia artillery. the boston train displayed that skills. in september 1772, they published a long description of what is essentially warm games with half -- portraying the hated friend. fires a cannon required a whole squad of men to work, everything do his squob properly at the rite tame or else they could blow themselves you up up. >> i argument that greater sense of cohesion of trust of working together than your average 18th century infantry. but the boston train was developing a split. the man in charge of the company, militia major edno peta was in england and he he led the crowd. the others were strong wigs. on september 5th, 1774, the same busy work, they were supposed to have a training day. instead of drilling, the co

cyclones pound arkansas state, 105-53 and i'm joined right now by marc morehouse from the gazette for this week's sunday night spotlight. marc, iowa finishes the regular season strong with 3 straight wins after beating nebraska 40-10 on friday. was this the most complete game we've seen from iowa? it seemed like they did it all on offense, defense and special teams. "yea, you're right. they had play, which i didn't see coming. akrum wadley with the jump cut of justice for a 75-yard touchdown to get iowa rolling. and then, leshun daniels, they ran a fullback iso, brady ross got a nice block. those three plays kind of keyed the first half. and then in the second half, i think they had two scoring plays of 12 and 14 yards. so, i think offensive line and defensive line were on display." a big thing that happened surpassed 1,000 rushing yards on the season. this is a guy who started as a true freshman and has dealt with a lot of injuries. what was it like to see him surpass that mark? "i love what boone myers said. he said, 'i don't want to diss akrum, but today was leshun's day." it was s

police decided not to investigate the incident now the interim police chief bill campbell told the gazette that his officer's actions in this >>> this afternoon in iowa city, there will be an anti- hate and antidiscrimination march. according to a facebook event, it will be at the lawn of the pentecost. that is where a peaceful discussion will be held. in an effort to support those who are most vulnerable... out against hate and determination instead. those who are most vulnerable at this time, many people are turning to acts of solidarity. a single safety pin clipped to the clothing represents a safe symbol, but many say it's a quiet stance in a very loud world. today - president elect donald p trumpmeets with his running mate and top advisors to discuss his cabinet and administration.trump's already criticized by both political parties for his choice of steve bannon as cheif more from the whitehouse. whitehouse. natsot)"well, i don't know exactly what all will be discussed, but i'll be meeting with a lot of different people."alabama senator jeff sessions arrived at trump tower this morni

that is what the montreal gazette says in a long and touching obituary. he was an artist who was considered old in 1967 when his first album came out. yet, he ended up outlasting almost all his contemporaries. he was a poet, artist and singer and somewhat of an anomaly because he did not have a traditional singing voice. newspaper language reminds us of what has been a morbid year for legendary singers. we lost david bowie, prince and now, leonard cohen. a great poet is no longer with us. that is what it says on the home page there. the website says the mayor of montreal has promised that flags will fly at half mast. >> his music transcended time and john russ. -- genres. >> it echoed through the world that he himself recoiled from. he was enigmatic, melancholic and reclusive. what is interesting is he was often criticized before the -- he produced music you wanted to slit your wrists to. bob dylan was one of his biggest advocates saying he was much more music savvy than we give them credit for. leonard cohen's last interview appeared here in the new york

you can see the aftermath in these photos from the martinez news gazette. >> i felt sorry for one lady>> the driver was 60-year-old kimberly goldman. the other two witnesses from their hearing. >> police say goldman reversed her car. she struck one of the victims a second time. sky 7 shows where she crashed her car. >> we saw the coast guard vessel coming in alt high speeds and observing the no wake zone. >> goldman jumped from the bridge to her death. they are reviewing surveillance footage from both locations. in martinez, abc7 news. >> all it took was a woman's shoe. abc7 news was at the embarcadero station where a shoe jammed an escalator causing it to be shutdown and a second escalator was taken out of service due to the weight of the passengers. some had to bypass the station. one of the escaloators is still not working. >> coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, a hidden killer in one of the most popular breeds of dogs. the desperate search to find a medical breakthrough for golden retrievers. >> and he was arrested for 99 felonies. the update from prosecutors. >> and a snake on a plan

cbs 2 news i details on plans for a new coralville arena.the gazette reports the city will keep ownership of the 70-million dollar entertainment venue. with 62-hundred seats - the arena is scheduled to open in less than three years. with 6200 seats the arena is scheduled to open in three and a half years. >>> the biggest theater will have a new owner, planning to locations across the midwest. plans to keep the wehrenberg name. travel plans for millions of americans are now falling into place.according to waze - the best time to hit the road is actually thanksgiving day and the worst day is wednesday.the traffic-tracking app also says the worst day to return home is sunday.more than 48-million americans are expected to drive more than 50 miles this sunday more than 48 million americans are expected to drive 50-miles this week for thanksgiving. >>> if your thanksgiving plans have you driving around the rr spots you'll want to avoid. >> our meteorologist rebecca joins us with the details. >>> we actually do have one spot that will cause problems tomorrow one spot that's been there for severa

according to jeff johnson of the gazette. linn mar head football coach bob forsyth is stepping down after 9 seasons and a 50-37 record. class 1a took center stage tonight at the state volleyball tournament. josh has semi-final highlights. first up in class 1a, springville going up springville grabs the early lead. riley menster with the ace to give the orioles a 17-12 lead. it tightened up at the end, but no panic by springville as setter madi wagaman catches the defense off guard. orioles take set 1, 25-23. but hudson comes right back in the 2nd set as annie klenk smashes the return. pirates even up the match 1-1 with the 25-19 win. pretty close in the third set, but the orioles had no answer for kiley deberg. the future fighting illini 25-23. fourth set, springville trying to rally back. menster floats one into the corner. springville down 18-16. but deberg takes over for hudson scoring three of the final four points. she had 34 kills as hudson wins 3-1 to go to the championship. the pirates will face the winner of this mat

regulators obama said he wrote in his op-ed i was in the loss three journal he was in the pittsburgh post-gazette but 100% the government regulations saying we want to move forward so i am encouraged i have no reason yet to be discouraged. i think the technology can take all the noise aside 94% of every accident that happens is caused by human error from destruction or miscalculation. whole lot of that could be alleviated with this technology this answers the radar they're not looking at the self loans they're not 17 holding their girlfriend hamburg talking about the next party or space cow -- space that with the kids talking no high-school prom prom, a note twitter they are just on. if you look added, the accidents and fatalities are often% so how can that be? with all of this technology in the car with a crumple zones and the airbag? there are more miles being driven the something is going on and i think this technology is a big help. >> host: finally with the wall street journal op-ed if you develop software for all automakers greg. >> this refers that everybody wants to get into the car busin

the charleston gazette reports he pled no contest to a domestic battery charge in 2013 which legally bans him from owning a fir firearm. here's more. >> 15-year-old james killed on a west virginia street. federal authorities investigate up to the courts to take care of this map and do whatever they have to do. >> reporter: on monday night, police say 15-year-old james had an exchange with a 52-year-old as he was walking home. he admits to shooting him twice in the stomach calling it self-defense. >> i just shot him. i mean, i felt my life was in danger. >> reporter: he told police he was with two other boys mocking him, and means the police report made no mention of a gun, but police are investigating. according to the criminal complaint, pulliam, pressed no remorse, saying, the way i look at it, that's another piece of trash off the street. he later denied saying it. >> believe me, i didn't want to kill anybody, but they were going to kill me. >> reporter: facing first degree murder charges, and if found guilty, it could mean life behind bars. assaulting two girls have been exonerat

you can see the aftermath in these photos from the martinez news gazette. >> i felt sorry for one lady>> the driver was 60-year-old kimberly goldman. the other two witnesses from their hearing. >> police say goldman reversed her car. she struck one of the victims a second time. sky 7 shows where she crashed her car. >> we saw the coast guard vessel coming in alt high speeds and observing the no wake zone. >> goldman jumped from the bridge to her death. they are reviewing surveillance footage from both locations. in martinez, abc7 news. >> all it took was a woman's shoe. abc7 news was at the embarcadero station where a shoe jammed an escalator causing it to be shutdown and a second escalator was taken out of service due to the weight of the passengers. some had to bypass the station. one of the escaloators is still not working. >> coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, a hidden killer in one of the most popular breeds of dogs. the desperate search to find a medical breakthrough for golden retrievers. >> and he was arrested for 99 felonies. the update from prosecutors. >> and a snake on a plan

you can see the aftermath in the photos from the martinez news gazette. >> a lady was on the ground andoving. the driver was 60-year-old goldman, one of the three victims was her estranged husband the other two were witnesses from the hearing. >> from video surveillance video we thing she saw the other party coming out of court at the same time. >> police say goldman reversed the car struck one of the victims a second time, before she drove to the benicia bridge. sky shows where she crossed the car. >> we saw the coast guard vessel coming to the marina, not observing the no wake zone so we knew something was wrong. >> goldman jumped from the bridge to her death. investigators are reviewing surveillance video from both locations. in martinez i am katie utehs. >> your accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> time to look at the neighborhood temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s through our inland east bay neighborhood but for pittsburg at 58, danville is 50. we will look around the rest us, 60 in oakland and san francisco and vallejo is 63, hayward at 59, mountain view is 56, sa

friends that s fantastic scott saville tv 9 sports and i'm joined right now by marc morehouse from the gazette for this week's sunday night spotlight. marc, as scott mentioned game-winning field goals are a recipe for success during these night games at kinnick. what point underdogs. "not only the underdog factor, but just with what happened at penn state last week. they gave up 599 yards of offense. i think michigan might have been a little bit overconfiden t in how it might have overpowered iowa. it never did. michigan i thought was pretty straight forward on offense. didn't really try a lot of misdirection. but iowa really stood up on defense which is a harbaugh era low for michigan." you mentioned the number 201, that's the total offense michigan had. was it the energy by the defense? what was different compared to penn state last week? "defensive line was the key. i thought jaleel johnson really came to play. there was the obvious play with the safety. the worst performances in the nation last week at defensive tackle according to pro football focus. those guys played and then that opened

victory.amar samel and his family told the gazette they found a note after returning from his father's funeral.it read, "you can all go home found a note that read you can all go home now, we don't want blank and terrorists here #trump. >>> he is an american citizen received multiple messages of support from friends and neighbors. >>> he says police decided not to investigate the incident and the police chief bill campbell said they were absolutely unacceptable. >>> in an effort to support those who were most vulnerable many people are turning to an act of solidarity, cbs 2 news dora miller joins us live on a growing tend. >> you might get to safety pens people putting these on their clothes that they'll protect those they feel discriminated against this is a nice gesture in a time so uncertain. the meaning behind the anti- for a quieter act of solidarity. solidarity... "people have to find different outlets for communication, there's not a single communication channel that accomplishes all the that accomplishes all of the goals we want. >> a safety pen to stand with those who feel att

the reno gazette journal posted these photos of the unr seniors painting blue over the rebel red yesterday. the fremont cannon is 46 years old .. and college football's largest and most expensive trophy. it weighs 545 pounds and cost about 10 grand to build./// now good day... a valley man falls victims to cyber security fraud ... ((brian loftus)) >> 8 on your side's michelle mortensen gets back nearly 90- thousand dollars... even though he should've been on the hook for it. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and it's time for today's facebook contest. register to win on our facebook page. good luck! ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> keep an eyn statements-- if someone finds a way to access your accounts .. it could cost you... big time. ((brian loftus)) >> consumer advocate michelle mortensen tells us how a cyber security threat almost cost a man his home. ((bill -- i just want to be let off the merry go round )) ((michelle mortensen)) a merry-go-round. that's how bill marshall describes the cyber security fraud that plagued him for more than a year. in july 2015 ... someone gained access to his c

there are also new details this morning on plans for a coralville arena.the gazette reports the city will keep ownership of the 70-million dollar entertainment venue.with 62- hundred seats - the arena is scheduled to open in less than three years. it's and right now in it's degrees.there's still more cbs what we're working on for fox 28 morning live.real thanksgiving hacks. how you can make a store bought appatizer look homemade - we have tips from a lucky's chef.plus, we head into the kitchen to whip up some activities that'll occupy your kids while you prepare thanksgiving dinner. that's coming up fox 28 morning live, weather and as see it our by our. a high of about 43 degrees as we had through the day. some light snow mixing in from time to time. a little bit of light snow out there across north and eastern iowa. independence and manchester was looking at snow chances across the northern parts of the state. our road warrior out and about driving, pretty nice conditions out there this morning. as we take a look at the traffic map no-bid concerns out there. everything seems to be f

to my left is todd dorman, a columnist at the gazette. thanks for being on todd. lyle muller, the executive director at iowa center for public affairs journalis lyle: glad to be here. sam: at the end, peter jauhiainen, a professor of region at kirkwood community college on the cedar rapids campus. peter, thanks for being on. todd, maybe we can start with you. what has caused the rise of the political outsiders in this election? have the democrats and the republicans failed to respond to a significant portion of our citizenry? todd: the voters i talk to, among democrats and republicans that there's a lot of anxiety about a lot of issues, especially economic issues. i think bernie sanders in the democratic side tapped into this idea that there's this rigged economic system that is controlled by as you mentioned the elites and it runs against the hopes and aspirations of working people. donald trump has also tapped into a little bit of that assa of working people and people who have been forgotten. the silent majority, to go back and pull a phrase from richard nixon'

week.amar sameland his family told the gazette they found a note after returning from his want (blank) and terrorists here, hashtag trump."samel is an american citizen but was born in sudan.since then, the family has received multiple messages of support from friends and neighbors. neighbors.to make matters worse, samel says police decided not to investigate the incident.interim police chief bill campbell told the gazette his officer's actions were quote "absolutely unacceptable." one eastern iowa lawmaker now plans to in january - that would target universities in the state - that use taxpayer dollars on post-election grief counseling. counseling.bobby kaufmann of wilton - says his bill will be call the "suck it up, buttercup bill."the press citizen reports that under his bill - schools in the state would be open budget cuts for double the amount that they spend on these activities.the second part of his bill would allow authorities to criminally charged protesters who block highways.last friday block a portion of interstate 80 for several minutes. this afternoon in iowa city - there

all of the notes in the virginia gazette from the armstead family. a couple of different branches there but just look at william armstead jr. prolific in the mercantile business. so we think again, if james wasn't originally owned by william, which we know that he probably wasn't. he's older than william. it's likely that he's assisting another member of the family who is involved in all of these activities which would really, really help if they had somebody that could read and write. so i hope that's enough of a contextualization for you and it's really at this time period, it's really not of that uncommon for him to know how to read and write. >> let me wrap this up by commending you and your colleagues for the kind of work you're doing there. it's hard enough to get current information even from the last 20, 30 years on intelligence operations. a lot of stuff is not written down and even the things that are may be misleading, et cetera. we've been looking at armstead for quite some time. it's nice to see there's some new information out there. th

there are also new details this morning on plans for a coralville arena.the gazette reports the city will keep ownership of the 70-million dollar entertainment venue.with 62- hundred seats - the arena is scheduled to open in less than three years. it's and right now in it's degrees. coming up -chipotle now faces another controversy -three customers have now opened a lawsuit saying they lied about it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning...and if you're in it's degrees.up next - the important update for anyone looking to fly out of chicago if you're flying through chicago's o-hare international airport this holiday week - you can now breathe easy."we respect families traveling to be together and that is why we're holding off our strike until after the thanksgiving holiday."hundreds of workers have committed to striking at o'hare - one of the busiest o'hare - one of the busiest airports across the country. but - they decided monday - to hold off their strike until janitors - baggage handlers - cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants all want a raise to 15 dollars an hour - with uni

captain furillo, i'm with the post gazette, sir. nothing more from here till after the arraignment. i think i have a hot tip for you. what about it? they never gave out pictures. i don't know what the guy actually looks like, but the spears that got beaten up by the creeper, that man was in a coma till six days ago. i don't see how that guy could be him. excuse me. look straight ahead. number 6. thank you, mr. spears. i got him, didn't i? off the record, yes. what happens now? you're the last i.d. for now. we're taking him to court to be arraigned. when does he go on trial? probably not for quite a while. frederick spears? would you go with this officer, please? what the hell, frank? hey, sergeant jablonski told me to bring you this. all right for the sarge. how many you got back there? just one. must have sent extra. there you go. thanks. [ laughs ] my uncle's been in a coma ever since it happened. the doctors say it's gonna be permanent. he won't die. he'll just stay like he is. that's a terrible thing, mr. spears, can't take your uncle's place, and you have to realize your identi

diana nollen from the gazette and hoopla now is here to talk about the week's best bets. pomps, brass and lunacy is coming on saturday night to hancher in iowa city. diana... thank you for making time for us. what can people expect with this? wycliff gordon, the jazz what was his reaction coming back to iowa city... and what was his reaction nashville garth brooks walked away with the night's the year. we look at the most unforgettable performances. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with killing two des moines police officers could still face charges today. we've got the latest on the investigation. one of the officers killed graduated from iowa city west. we're talking with those who knew officer beminio. and we're following the case of a dubuque man, accused of killing his daughter, who is in court late this morning. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. des moines police today said they found a and believe that was the firearm used in the killings of

in his op-ed -- by the way, i was in "the wall street journal," and he was in the pittsburgh post gazette but he said we embrace this technology 100%. and the government regulations, if you simplify them, they said we want to move forward. so i am encouraged, and i have no reason yet to be discouraged. this is a technology if you take all the noise and drama aside, 90-94% of every accident that happens out there on the road is caused by human error from distraction or miscalculation. a whole lot of that can be alleviated with this technology. sensors are always on, radar is always on, they're not looking at cell phones, they're not 17 years old holding their girlfriend's hand, they're not talking to jimmy about what's happening at the party. these sensors don't do that. there's no high school prom for them, there's no twitter, there is on. and so i think that is the upside. and if you look at it and it's quite, you knowing troubling, accidents and fatalities are up, i think, 10%. there was just an article in "the new york times" the other day. how can that be when we have all these techno

the pittsburgh post gazette is now reporting one police officer killed and another injured in an overnight times. the search for the suspect is still ongoing. they are looking for the suspect. police aren't saying what led to the shooting. cbs 2 news will continue to track this developing story and bring you updates like this one as soon as we learn anything. >>> later today, president- elect donald trump will meet with current president barack obama at the white house. the offer was extended to help ease the transition of power between the two candidates. meanwhile, we are learning details on just how iowa voted in this election. trump won the hawkeye's six electoral votes securing 53% to clinton's 43%. out of eight solidly democratic counties in iowa. six voted for trump. country supports our new president-elect, many still don't. stephanie johnson joins us now from the breaking news desk to explain how people are expressing their feelings today. >> reporter: people are not happy. some people are not happy in some cities. right now in chicago, protests for some, the 2016 election was per

according to jeff johnson of the gazette. linn mar head football coach bob forsyth is stepping down after 9 seasons and a 50-37 record. class 1a took center stage semi-final highlights. first up in class 1a, springville going up against hudson. first set, springville grabs the early lead. riley menster with the ace to give the orioles a 17-12 lead. it tightened up at the end, but no panic by springville as setter madi wagaman catches the defense off guard. orioles take set 1, 25-23. but hudson comes right back in the 2nd set as annie klenk smashes the return. pirates even up the match 1-1 with the 25-19 win. pretty cl answer for kiley deberg. the future fighting illini smashes a kill into the corner. hudson wins set 3, 25-23. fourth set, springville trying to rally back. menster floats one into the corner. springville down 18-16. but deberg takes over for hudson scoring three of the final four points. she had 34 kills as hudson wins 3-1 to go to the championship. the pirates will face the winner of this match, janesville vers

. >> julie: brian gomez of new bedford put fifty-fourth proposal and telling the taunton gazette drone would be another tool the police department could use to fight crime. they have a pair of drones it uses for search and rescue operations. aclu using technology to spy on people would be violation privacy. >> daniel: players joined jay leno raising money for children's hospital and gronk texting him. >> he has a huge heart and like a brother to me and continue to support all the things he does off the field. >> daniel: lineman own 16-month-old son being treated cancer right now and since 1997 the event has raised more than $42 million for children's patients and research. 10:00 a.m. after the morning newscast tune in for special newscast. live at gillette looking back at fifteenth anniversary and super bowl win and players from that team and get ready for the fox nfl pregame show picks up coverage and then watch the game right here starting at 1:00 p.m >> sarah: visibility rough on the cape and seeing improvements and clouds sun really trying to break on through and not going to do wo

a jim girardi calling you, detective, from the post gazette. tell him i died. i thought it finally was going to be over. i thought i'd finally know how we lost tommy. look at this, frank -- can you believe this? man says he's leaving. ief daniels. did you know about this, frank? ray said at lunch he decided to resign. bolt from the blue. chief, both of us know i have not been happy, not doing a very good job. a transitional adjustment, ray. you're too hard on yourself. ave been. i have been angry and disappointed. it is better for m to quit look, it's your call. if it's what you want, i certainly won't prevent it. hell of a guy, eh, frank? nice take dodo on uncle john. sometimes at night, i have dreamt of killing that man. do you get caught? what is it with you? guys like uncle john wind my watch. patrick. makes the day go quicker. mrs. murphy. what? what you said to me before. i'm laughing but i'm not amused. so now what are you trying to say to me, that i'm so much older than you are? no, no i was just remembering, that's all. i liked mrs. murphy. hey, mr. go

the gazette reports he also reports he bought several items of women's clothing. >>> police are searching for this vehicle saying the driver is wanted for questioning in a recent theft. if you recognize the vehicle in washington, d.c. today meeting with the u.s. army chief of staff at the pentagon to discuss the massachusetts military task force and the state of our military installations. he's also meeting with amtrak's president. and tonight he will accept an award for public official of the year. >>> coming up on wbz this morning, the problem that might delay the start of massachusetts' new marijuana could soon cost you. the push to charge customers for ape and plastic bags. >>> driver complaints wanted as part of a new push to make cars safer. we'll have the details. >>> the boston company behind a new supersonic jet. >>> and breaking news out of boston, new video of a major water main break right now in the theater district is causing street closures. brianna will update the impact on your traffic >>> kate, good morning to you. we're tracking round two of rain coming in today. a dry

taunton gazette he set five march using cheetos as accelerant after responding to the fire official found williams with two lighters and empty bag of corn puff snack. >> julie: braintree evidence room will be moved after having missing guns and evidence. two new camera will be installed as well. interim chief says state-of-the-art tracking systems will be charges against more than 100 people will have to be dropped because of the missing items. >> daniel: plans for helipad in boston are finally taking off. city and state official promised general electric they would build one and now an area in seaport district being eyed as trial location. fox25 catherine parrotta live in south boston where residents concerns. >> catherine: last night first public meeting on issue. >> seen in air loin terminal. >> catherine: proposal in the air and help port to entice general electric. >> no one to boston than me but represent the constituents of boston. >> julie: >> catherine: noise andclusion. >> number of potential sites have been ruled out. >> catherine: four-point channel, nelland street and fargo s

the gazette's diana nollen is here with the week's "best bets" for arts and culture in eastern iowa... starting with friday night -- orchestra iowa's 3-night engag cedar rapids and sunday at 3 p-m in fairfield... orchestra iowa: a night in prague friday to sunday, nov. 11 to 13 in a nod to the czech history abounding in eastern iowa, orchestra iowa is offering a musical exploration of a heritage deeply embedded within the region. the program includes janacek's "moravian dances," dvorak's symphony no. 8. mozart's popularity in the czech capital increased with the successful premiere of his 38th symphony, nicknamed "prague." and czech composers leos janacek and antonin dvorak wrote music reminiscent of their cultural identity, with folk songs and dances often becoming the inspiration for melodies and themes used in their works. prague coralville: 7:30 p.m. friday , coralville center for the performing arts, 1301 fifth st.; $28 to $29, artsiowa.com https: cedar rapids: 7:30 p.m. saturday , paramount theatre, 123 third ave. se; $16 to $53, artsiowa.com http: fairfield: 3 p.m. sunday , son

iowa city, and university of iowa hospital and clinics already perform open heart procedures.the gazette reports both saint lukes and uihc opposed this week's decision, claiming that eastern iowa's need for the procedure was already met. sexually exploiting one of her students -- --will not be tried here in linn county. county.fox 28 news anchor karen fuller joins us now to explain why a judge agreed to the request from the defense. attorney's representing mary beth haglin said media exposure made it impossible >> attorneys representing marry bet hag land the media exposure made it impossible for her to get a fair trial but that's not the reason she will now be tried in tama county. washington high school in cedar rapids where she worked as a substitute. since the accusations were made, prosecutors elevated the charge against her after they say she violated a no contact order and appeared on the doctor phil show talking about the case. but it is the sudden retirement of long time warn wash principal doctor raffle mrag man that judge kevin mk cove said forced him to move the trial. his re

. >> reporter: the charleston gazette mail reports that pullian was not allowed to have a gun because of a previous domestic violence conviction. charleston later this morning. >> such a sad story, don. >>> wayne state university calls the death of one of its police officers last night a tragedy felt by all of us. 29-year-old officer collin rose died at a hospital. he was shot in the head tuesday while investigating possible thefts near the detroit campus. police escorted the body's body from the hospital last night. a person of interest is under arrest but no charges have been filed. >>> dramatic dash cam video shows a police officer stopping an officer tom woods approached the car. he had pulled the car over. 22-year-old jesse harrell jumped out of the truck and woods had to wrestle him to the ground. harrell seemed to be carrying a gun but driver told police it was a foy. harrell had outstanding warrants for failing to be arrested. >>> a sheriff says officers need the barricades for protection. month ago as demonstrations grew. the standoff on tuesday. they used rubber bullets and

tracy morialo joins us on the phone and following this for "the pittsburgh post-gazette" including theate race where katie mcginty is hoping to unseat senator pat toomey. what cuts -- can you tell us about what's happening in the keystone state? >> thanks. it's a pretty mixed bag here. pennsylvania voters are independent folks. and there was a lot of ticket splitting in the state tonight. we've got pat toomey up by just a hair right now in the senate race. still waiting on the results there. to be a little bit more definitive. and hillary clinton, looks like she's going to take pennsylvania. but that's still remains to be seen. there's something like 20% of the precincts that haven't yet reported their votes yet. so i'm here with pat toomey supporters at his election night party just outside of allentown. and it's been pretty mixed. because been up and down. a little earlier it looked like katie america ginty was going to -- katie mcginny was going to win and now anybody's race again. and excited about what's happening with donald trump and a nail biter with pat toomey. >> you look at

. >> reporter: this morning the worcester telegram and gazette is reporting that the driver's name is christopher harding, 21 years old. they expect to learn more about him and his passenger once they are arraigned at dudley district court in just a couple but anti-trump jokes were not welcomed by some in the crowd at a weekend charity event. comedienne wanda sykes was booed off the stage at the comics come home event. according to the "boston herald" sykes was calling the president-elect a racist, sexist homophobe. each comedian is free to speak their mind and is never sensored host -- enis leary said. >>> the holiday season is approaching and boston is ready to celebrate. planning several activities including an outdoor skating path. also ordered a market -- a holiday shopping market complete with santa's house, a tree and a stage for local artists. the area will be open every day starting in early december. the rink will be open until february. >>> all right, 6:50 now on this the door, but it is going to get better. >> if you like that warm-up. temperature-wise not too bad. >> shir

while donald trump was endorsed by "shootin' at stop signs gazette" [ laughter ] it's all going to be over soon. [ light laughter ] according to a new poll, donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck in today is national sandwich day, so you know we hittin' da club. [ laughter ] my great shame is that was my favorite of all the jokes. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we hitting' the club! and finally, a cafe if switzerland that was supposed to offer men oral sex along with their coffee, is considering replacing sex workers with high-end sex robots. "yeah, but how's the coffee," asked nobody. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is one of my favorite actors. he's in an incredible new movie the fantastic vince vaughn is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we also have the chief anchor of abc news. george stephanopoulos is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have stand-up comedy from liza treyger. it's a great show. but before we get to all that, with the election still five days away, republicans are

while donald trump was endorsed by "shootin' at stop signs gazette." [ laughter ] and finally, a cafe in switzerland that was supposed to offer men oral sex along with replacing sex workers with high-end sex robots. "yeah, but how's the coffee," asked nobody. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is one of my favorite actors. he's in an incredible new movie called "hacksaw ridge." the fantastic vince vaughn is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we also have the chief anchor of abc news. george stephanopoulos is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] it's a great show. but before we get to all that, with the election still five days away, republicans are already threatening years of political paralysis if hillary clinton wins. with some promising to block her supreme court nominees for years and others saying she should be impeached. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ? [ applause ] >> seth: we're in the home can to get people to vote. tuesday in ohio, for example, president obama told supporters that if they