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she will then make her way to greenfield from 6-30 to 8 p-m. this afternoon, drake university is getting ready to welcome the democratic presidential candidates to campus. hillary clinton, martin o'malley, and bernie sanders will take the stage for their second debate at drake university tomorrow night. this is video of media from around the world setting up outside sheslow auditorium this morning. crews are still working on the inside where the candidates will the televised debate take place starts at 8 p-m... on c-b-s. and as for running ads...presidential candidates like bernie sanders are just getting started. he started running ads in iowa and new hampshire on november 3rd. he tallies the second highest spending in ads with 897-thousand dollars for this week. the pro-bush super pac "right to rise" remains the top spender at 1 point 9 million dollars. and hillary clinton comes in third this week with 670-thousand dollars spent in ads. convicted killer david sweat pleaded guilty today, after his daring escape from a new york prison on june 6

her name is lois greenfield. she is brilliant, and she really specializes in people -- >> and movement getting people be right back. greg: this is a unique book club in that we collaborated with the author. artist on a special project. lois greenfield this is rosanna and i last friday had n her studio. a remark public photographer with decades of experience under the belt. >> so unique had her outlook i love it. so much movement and she's photographed stars, musicians done major ad campaigns. >> you see it in progress right there. look at the end result there. we look look mr. and mrs. superman. called it "moving still" let's show that book cover here she photograph it is in some of the world greatest dancers. lois greene greenfield welcome to good day new york. >> i don't know how you did it making us look god. were you on trampoline how u did you create that effect? >> you were there. you saw it. you just did it. i asked you to jump. we have a scarf we wanted to play around. made it happen. i let you be you and

greenfield made the same proposal four years ago and it failed. but he says the city was more revenue-driven then. now there's different leadership. >> and if we lose a few bucks to allow women with difficult pregnancies to make their it's worthwhile. and mothers we spoke with >> because when you are to the store, right? >> yes. >> not walking. >> that's going to be wonderful. really helpful. >> for like a couple of months you could go back to normal like everybody else. >> reporter: the national while it's important not to stigmatize pregnancy that makes women less capable a lot of people already do get parking placards. >> if we wanted to extend it for the small percentage of women who are having very serious complications in their pregnancy, need to get to work, i don't think that's unreasonable. >> reporter: critics say it could create problems with fake placards. sonia rincon, cbs 2 news. >>> lonnie quinn has the forecast, a big game at the meadowlands. >> could be a shower but winds will be kicking in. maybe after the game, more so into tomo

we are tracking a but of rain from greenfield over toward winterset into the south. this is tracking to the north. that this is ahead of the main system most activity will be holding off until noon. severe weather will be possible all the way through 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. storms will race quickly to the northeast at 40 to 50 miles per hour. north of des moines, 53 degrees, watch for morning showers and thundershowers followed by a stormy afternoon where all modes of severe weather are possible. warm again today, 62, extreme wind. eric: keep us close all day, we will update as things develop on tv, online at kcci.com and on our mobile apps. shaina: recovery teams are preparing to go inside and akron, ohio apartment building the owner of the jet says nine people were on board and were all killed. no one was in the apartment at the time. witnesses say the plane clipped a telephone line by the try to land. more discussion of the issues, your dates at each other. -- fewer digs at one another. he economy was a big topic at the debate. one analyst says marco rubio, john kasich,

jennifer reuben of "the washington post" and jeff greenfield of politico. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning, here is what we know about the attacks. which pope francis yesterday called a piecemeal world war iii. this is the current death toll and the number of wounded in the series of deadly attacks in and around paris friday night. france says three teams armed with assault rifles and suicide vests carried out this attack. authorities have identified one of the concert hall attackers as a 29-year-old french citizen of algerian origin. it's believed french security had been aware of him and his radicalization since 2010, but he was never actively investigated. we also know one of the other attackers entered europe through greece and was registered as a refugee in serbia. not yet clear if he was a syrian. now, a number of arrests have been made in the belgium capital of brussels leading the french to say this is a

at a coffee and antique shop in greenfield today. the republican first shook hands with potential voters- then took the stage talking about the issues he plans to tackle on his first day of office--- among them, scrapping the iran nuclear deal. "the single greatest national security threat facing america is a threat of a nuclear iran and we need a commander in chief who says under n circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons." senator cruz says he also plans to work on rebuilding the nation's military and standing up against islamic terrorism. today local store owners showed what they have to offer shoppers for small businesses saturday. local businesses across the metro offered sales and other treats to lure shoppers in. shops in the east village in des moines, as well as west glen and valley junction in west des moines, had deals for customers. in valley junction, the first 4 - hundred shoppers to stop at historic city hall this morning received a free "small business saturday" reusable bag. business owners say t

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in greenfield, this playhouse was smashed. this tree in waukee was twisted off its trunk at eason elementary school. root ball that was yanked out of the ground west of winterset. eric: hi wind and heavy rain can be devastating this time of year for farmers. a lot of us tell us they lost sleep preparing for wednesday's weather. vanessa peng travel to story county to show us what farmers there are saying. vanessa: when the warning signs of start blowing. >> i knew the storm was coming so i scrambled. vanessa: lots of central iowa farmers start losing sleep. >> you have to go until you get it done. vanessa: mike and clint kalsem were awake for this. mike stayed up for 30 straight hours preparing his farm for high wind and rain. >> i took over for my cousin around 5:00 last night and ran until 6:15 this morning. >> had to do betting for the cattle. >> you name it, whatever you can think of it can get loose. >> projectile missiles, there's a lot of speed and it can cause damage quick. >> we got done with 125 acres so we were thank

near greenfield, nashua, you're getting in on a couple of them. as we get to western mass, they're beginning to fall apart just a touch and then there's comes from associated with this upper-level low and this cold front. so we are going to leave in some shower chances as we go through the morning hours. but by afternoon, those clouds should actually be clearing out just a touch. we should even see breaks of sunshine. that is going to lead to milder temperatures so stepping you through the morning hours, notice by 10:00, a couple of showers here in southern vermont. i don't necessarily think these showers may translate on the cape and islands. we may hang on to some clouds though. more showers pushing through southern new hampshire and southern maine by lunchtime. we start to clear out and we should see some breaks of sunshine even through the afternoon. there may be one or two showers out there but i think most of us stay dry for most of the day. in terms of how much rain we picked up, not that much. only about 2/100ths of an inch in orange. we r

. >> rochelle greenfield : they just want to intimidate usand, yeah, they are a threat but i'm not going to stop living my life. i'm just going to do what i need to do and see my family and enjoy myself and if something happens, it happens. >> jeff : they say people need to be on the lookout when they are in large groups in like sporting events i'm jeff bush, live at sfo, kron four news. >> pam :happening now. europe is still on edge from the attacks in paris. brussels remains on high alert. as suspected terrorist salah abdeslam is still on the loose. he is believed to have fled the area. after participating in the paris terror attacks. and now french authorities say, they have found. what could be a suicide vest. that possibly belonged to the suspect. kron four's grant lodes has the details. >> grant :one theory has the key had abandoned plans to blow himself up and headed to the border it instead he was stopped at the border but allowed to continue his journey to belgium. the government ordered a virtual city wide walk down --lockout >>:we stayed home >> grant :security forces conducte

i'm in greenfield.he is about off the road. >> patrol officer anthony newmeister is following a drunk driver out on the highway late at night, and it's all caught on his dash cam. >> the vehicle was over the road, left to right. i got in behind it. >> but he's in for the surprise of his life when he eventually catches up with the car after a 25-minute slow-speed chase. >> i was dumbfounded. i was -- you're kidding me, right? >> it's august 29, 2009 in greenfield, indiana. and the seemingly intoxicated driver is oblivious and just keeps on going. at one point when the vehicle stops at a stop sign, the officer thinks the driver is about to pull over but instead the car goes right through traffic just missing two other vehicles. >> oh -- >> i thought he was going to get hit. i thought it was going to be bad so i knew there would be some sort of chase. there wasn't. >> as the pursuit continues, the driver becomes even more reckless, switching lanes numerous times, driving over the median and heading straigh

manchester seeing some rain to greenfield. this goes all the way back on this. pittsfield and all the way towards springfield. all of this is traveling to the east very quickly. there is a little bit of a line heen behind this in central new york. it's associated with this area of low pressure. it's an upper-level low and a cold front. so all this is going to come sweeping through as we go through the afternoon so the future cast looks like this. we're going to get through that one batch of rain and then by 8:00 this line will make it into western mass. notice as it comes across the state it kind of falls apart. the best chances for any showers additionally are really i think north and west of the mass pike. really southern new hampshire, southern vermont getting in on some of this action. as we head through the afternoon, notice the clouds start to thin out just a touch. we will then see breaks of sunshine. that's going to lead to our temperatures becoming more mild through the afternoon. in terms of how much rainfall we've s

greenfield new hampshire, it's pouring on you right now. 32a. off to the northeast in massachusetts, pictures of the northeast of lowell and lawrence, haverhill getting some heavy downpours in this area, too. live stormtracker brings you right down to street level. you can see some of the places like brook street and through piling street, over to hide street getting the heavy rain. cedar street just had some, coming back at you again from the southwest into worcester. the city of worcester, downtown getting poured on there. some of the heaviest rain and local roads here to south gate street over to middlebury street. plenty more there and more to come overnight. boston's dry so far. but not so much in the morning drive, i'll take you through the morning drive timeline coming >> all right, ken, looking forward to seeing the full forecast. >>> after we go off the air, head to the fox weather app for live radar and then at 4:00 a.m., shiri will be back on the air tracking the storm. >> we continue to learn more about this elevator ron teenager kil

in greenfield, this kids playhouse was smashed. this tree in waukee was twisted right off its trunk at eason elementary school. and here's a big tree, with a sizable root-ball, that was just yanked right out the ground, west winterset. some very good photos coming in from our viewers. kevin: we appreciate everyone. kurtis: it was no doubt a busy day. our own chief meteorologist john mclaughlin helping out with the radar from home. we have some strong winds. i just got a report out of ankeny, some wind gusts at 60 miles per hour. just another day in iowa. here is the tornado and then here is the snow flying in a bear earlier this morning. northwest winds will be destroyed tomorrow. temperatures moving to 47 by noon. gusts of 41 at noon. temperatures actually falling to around normal for this time of year. we start out in the 30's, we top out at 50. our average high, 50 degrees. here is the system. we are getting that wraparound precipitation. this is snow mixing in the metro. radar sometimes has trouble differentiating because it is

areas of light rain getting into greenfield. here is we go through the night expected to get letter as well as getting windier. tomorrow morning both the rain and the wind will be with us. bearing the brunt of it. as to result in the early afternoon. area. tomorrow morning before the

senator cruz rallied supporters at a coffee and antique shop in greenfield yesterday. the republican first shook hands with potential voters- then took the stage talking about the issues he plans to tackle on his first day in office--- among them, scrapping the iran nuclear deal. "the single greatest national security threat facing america is a threat of a nuclear iran and we need a commander in chief who says under no circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons." cruz says he also plans to work on rebuilding the nation's military and standing up against terrorism. today, the senator will speak at the 10 a-m service at christian life assembly of god in des moines. cruz isn't the only republican presidential candidate visiting the state this week. john kasich will speak at the iowa association of independent colleges and universities forum in cedar rapids tomorrow morning at 10:30. then he will then make his way to iowa state for a town hall meeting at 1 p-m. mike huckabee will hold his own town hall meeting tomorrow. it's taking place at a school in s

he'll start in greenfield... at "the corner" at ten a - m... and ends in chariton... at "caseys" at 10 p - m. sunday morning he'll attend a service at "christian life assembly of god" on fleur drive in des moines. he'll end his visit monday afternoon in the quad cities. we'll be back in three minutes thanks for joining us on the channel 13 news at four ... the news at five starts right now. thanks justin.... straight ahead tonight.. several officers are injured after a gunman opens fire at a shopping center. the organization police say may have been the target.. and the latest in the case . plus.... 364005 - ive been doing now for about 4 years full time, i quit my job and started my own company big deals at small businesses ... how retailers are showcasing their work... and the difficulties that come with being a local shop owner... it's a big game for the undefeated hawkeyes today... but could they make it a perfect season against the nebraska cornhuskers... we take you live to a local football watch party... hear what fans are saying about the game there is a lot o

this week, david greenfield and donovan richards introduced a bill that let women with difficult or complicated pregnancies a free pass to park in no parking or no standing zones. a similar bill was introduced in 2011 but didn't pass after expectant mothers. >>> getting criticism for landing his helicopter at a soccer game. both teams were told to clear the field. that's when the chopper landed with josh harris on board. there had been a devil's game nearby at the prudential center. harris never returned and the soccer game was eventually canceled. >> if he was playing a good game and someone stopped the game at the devils game, i don't think he would be happy if someone stopped a real good game going on. >> there's plenty of places -- >> the chopper lands at the school all the time. they blamed -- the two teams now will be guests at an upcoming prudential center event. >> all right. >>> fan duel is defying an order from new york's top prosecutor. the ceo of fan duel is telling new york customers to keep playing despite a cease and desist order from the attorney the a.g.'s office said the games

david greenfield and donovan richards introduced a bill that would provide a special permit to women dealing with difficult or complicated pregnancies. the permit would give moms to be a free pass to park in no parking or no standing zones. a similar bill was introduced in 2011 but didn't pass after some critics said it could further stigmatize pregnant moms. >>> what do you get when you mix food and alcohol and a giant pyramid? one man paid too much attention to the wine part, climbing the pyramid. a visitor at disney's epcot center sail scaling the pyramid. this happened during the food and wine festival. he made to it the top and climbed down the side again without being stopped by security. epcot has not released any information about that man or said if he face nice charges. >> he is lucky he didn't get hurt. that's a steep climb. >> yes. >> all right. we'll be right back with bruce >>> the verizon fios sports desk is brought to you by verizon fios. leave slow internet behind. get fios. >> my man porzingis is trying his best. >> wow. what a finish. the knicks stole one last nigh

rosanna: we did. greenfield. greg: she likes to capture people in air. rosanna: yes, dancers and famous people. greg: she's got a new book. she's coming on tomorrow. we are excited to introduce you to her. rosanna: we look ridiculous. greg: we are mr. and mrs. superman. rosanna: you are so high up in the air. greg: does it look like it? rosanna: you got a jump on it. greg: i took a picture of the picture. she's a great photographer. rosanna: you are going to like her a lot. she's out there. she's got a new book and i think it is beautifully shot. sometimes you need a distraction in life and look at the beauty. greg: moving still. it is coming out this week. rosanna: she's on "good day new york" tomorrow and seeing the photos from our shoot. i'm interested to see the rest. greg: i'm happy. we were not feeling chubby that day. rosanna: do i like fat in this? greg: also, who was on national tv last night. rosanna: late night with seth myers. it was a blast. we were invited to do a little cooking. my mom was funny. after we did the segment, he actually grabb

sean reese, our mountain man producer, and you know matt greenfield. come on guys, comeoff over here. is everybody else hanging around? come on everybody come on in. it sunday? yeah, sunday. very early on. first day really out on the road. and matt was in there trying to figure out where the leak was. and was bent over. the -- >> the sunny side of the moon? >> sunny side of the moon. >> let's roll the tape. >> in any event, that's what happened. and he became a star. people on the road, hey, butt crack guy! >> what you always wanted to be. >> it was kind of like the virgin of cramer in seinfeld. guess who's in town! >> there it is. i love that he has that tattoo. >> we're so proud of you. >> we actually met matt's mother-in-law in boston. and he didn't recognize her at first. >> i was disoriented because i couldn't find her at first. about the time zones. we didn't sleep, so we were worried about the time zones. >> when i saw you yesterday, you said you had grt otten four hours the neat before ight yeah, average was 1 1/2 to 2. >> but you really did it

and then amy greenfield over here. over here. >> we have the sweet potato sausage stuffing, this is a family recipe doing it since 1969, my grandmom family found it in her woman's day magazine. >> god rest her soul. >> yes, she passed away a few years ago. god rest her soul. >> and ham. >> progress is on the way, we'll have dinner with the hatfields, you want to say three, two, one! >> happy thanksgiving. we'll check in with you later! bye bye. >> protect that food from dan i think he will eat all of it. dan you have fun out there. >> a south philadelphia tradition, people woke up earlier to bring their turkeys to kocha's bakery in their famous brick oven. eva pilgram was there. >> reporter: the line he stretched down ritner street before the sun came up. >> the oven died overnight and i have no clue. elexmurphy found herself with a thanksgiving crisis this morning. >> i'm here to save the day. >> they normally bake bread but every thanksgiving since the 60s they put turkey in their oven. >> each turkey is brought in w

david greenfield and donovan richards will let women with difficult or complicated pregnancies have a free pass to park in no standing zones. i similar bill in 2011. it didn't pass after some critics said it could further stigmatize expectant moms. >> you are carrying a human. there's nothing wrong with that. >> absolutely not. >> like it's never been done before. >> if you talk to anyone who has had a baby and been at that last, in that trimester where it's uncomfortable doesn't fully encompass how you feel. >> i'm sure. >> you really do. you feel -- it's difficult to get around. >> give them a break. >> i'm all about it. >> i'm fine with that. >> i'm in a total agreement with that. i would not want to be in that position. >> we do our best. >> thank you for making us men every day too. after watching women carry around at nine months. upper 50s today. a few scattered showers to deal with. not a big deal with the rain. take along the umbrella. may not need it this morning. at times this afternoon, that's the best chance for showers. leftover showers. otherwise, partly cloudy, cooler

from greenfield to winterset, osceola, and sheraton. all tracking to the east. a bit of drizzle in a few locations heading for 53 with rain moving out by mid afternoon. tomorrow, windy with gusts close to 50. heiser colder near 46. it is looking more likely we will see our first snowfall on friday, like to moderate accumulations followed by a cold weekend. at least it will make kids happy. shaina: things look good on the roads. we have not seen any issues except for a few accidents. lanes on i-35 are all green so the fact that it shouldn't affect you anytime soon, let's get through these mobile speed units -- skip through these. seven from hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line.

then we have more -- hey, for those of you that don't know, this is matt greenfield. if you saw the piece, what was it, on tuesday, matt was the guy changing the tire. >> on monday. >> did his best imitation of a plumber when he turned around. it was fantastic. >> as always, thank you. >> the new orleans time said he was butt-crackingly >> bri: good morning, everyone. i'm bri eggers in for j.r. this morning. clouds thickening in. they haven't departed through the night last night. we're expecting this front to bring in some widespread scattered showers as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. 50 to 55. again today, temperatures not budging a whole lot. and the winds will be lighter today. so the umbrella, no risk of losing it. or breaking it. sunshine returning to the be windy and brisk >> by the way, this is sean reese. this is him normal size. the same size as me. stand up, sean. we actually had to raise the roof of the train. >> just for sean. that's crazy. al, we are rooting for you. we know you'll be heading to -- >> on a moving train! >> incredible. keeps

[cheers and applause] how about matthew greenfield? matthew greenfield. matthew. [cheers and applause] ♪ matthew, welcome to the show. >> great to meet you, chris. >> take that. step on up. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, matthew. it's real easy. i'm gonna ask you one question. give me a correct answer, i'm gonna give you $1,000 right here right now. you ready? >> i'll do my best. >> all right, here's your $1,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ what organization's website provides tips in categories including "winter exercise," "dental health," and "removing ticks"? is it: >> i know that the aspca website gives a lot tips about pet health because my wife and i have a dog whom we pay a lot of attention to and a lot of money to keep in good animal health. >> okay. >> it's my best guess, so i will go with d, the aspca as my final answer. >> your best guess is worth $1,000. that's right! [cheers and applause] way to go. well done. >> appreciate it. i'll take a minute and say my goodbyes. >> you should take a moment and say your goodbyes. stick

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the kpangt moment as jeff greenfield said to calm americans to make sure there's not an overreaction,a plan moving forward, a message to the french, a message to turkey that we're not going to allow you to continue maintaining the porous border -- >> that's where i'm not sure -- >> a message to the world. and up stead he attacked the press and republicans. >> okay. >> politics, whoever said politics stops at the water's edge needs a gps. he's also confronted with a republican party that does not in any way want to give him any kind of backing whether they think it's right 0 wrong. >> let's go to paris. we've got lester holt. he just spoke with secretary of state john kerry. lester, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, of course, secretary kerry came here to offer his condolences and represent the u.s. he met with president hollande today. he's concerned that the international community is not on the same page, that it does not have a strategy. he'll be meeting with president obama and president putin separately to discuss that. secretary kerry and i spoke at some length about the

from ames to des moines over toward greenfield, we will have rain and freezing rain, a wintry mix early on, maybe some minor snow accumulation overnight and into tuesday. elizabeth: thanks, metinka. because of that weather, we are keeping an eye on the roads for from 511ia.org. green man's normal driving conditions. blue means partially covered roads and pink means completely covered. eric: also want to pull out one of the cameras up in northern iowa. this is on i-35 near northwood, north of mason city. it is a truck parking here but we picked it because you can see the footprints right there in the snow. elizabeth: we are -- metinka: -- shaina: we are not the only ones dealing with icy weather. check out this video from oklahoma city. you can see the icy, snowy roads there, and things are still slick this morning. at least 14 deaths blamed on the bad weather over the thanksgiving holiday, many of them because of car crashes. you can see a few here in this video from amarillo, texas on sunday. police are still telling people to stay off the roads this morning. they have another problem

foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, jennifer rubin writes the right turn column, and jeff greenfield, former correspondent for cbs, cnn, abc, a big contributor to the politico and the daily bebst. jeff greenfeld, you wanted to ask a question. >> everybody seems to want a robust response. nobody seems to want to put american combat troops. if isis and iraq and syria is something more like a state, are we kidding ourselves? can this be done without a large infusion of american combat troops? >> michael liter? >> i think the answer is no. we may not need the same number when we needed when we first went into iraq, but we need more troops to push the iraqis faster, more than 50 special operations forces in syria to take the fight there, and we have to make clear that they don't stand a chance against us. and right now we are basicicly playing even, and that helps the movement beyond syria and iraq see that this is an attractive army to fight for in paris -- >> you said playing even. you mean that containment line that the president used. >> absolutely. we are not overwhelming them with f

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