for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. (evan hansen/city high sophomore) "i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there."as they approached the finish line other members of the city high team ran long encouraging adam.(evan hansen/city sophomore) "it was amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self." (jayme skay/city high coach) "i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this that make it worth it."(man) "for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much about that person."(dale todd/cedar rapids) "people around were crying. it was one of those magical moments. you could see by the smile on adams face things were going very proud of you. glad you are on our team big guy."as we said at the top, this was not going to be a story about who crossed the finished line first... but it most definitely is a story about

ira hansen : >> well they kinda explained it. what they did was bring a guy down in the middle of the night to try and explain it, you know he's getting tremendous pressure from his boss. like the governor who's obviously pushing this project. so ahditoday was called c-y-a chrimthuis))>> so you guys reco tommorow morning at nine o'clock what do you anticipate for tomorrow? ira hansen : >> well i hope that a lot of assemblymen and say "hey were do we stand on this?" i think tomorrow that there is a possibility that this may get defeated. but we'll wait and see. ((chris maathuis)) >> all right thank you go get some sleep. that was mr. hansen one of the lawmakers here in carson city. what do you think about this mauricio? we were here at 8:30 and these guys were out all morning working to get a new deal done. and we're ready to get some sleep aren't we? coming up at 9 o'clock in the morning the assembly needs two thirds vote. a lot at stake public opinion saying they want to push the project while others are saying it's too soo. rep

world news with david muir will feature both hansen and toddto we'll be right be right back. recapping today's top vandalized political signs. now she wants answers. and hear why some johnson county voters are sending their absentee ballots... to the wrong county. tonight at 6 sent on 48-hundred traffic camera speeding tickets sent to drivers recently. those tickets say if someone doesn't pay the fine on time, it will affect their credit. the attorney general says those threats are illegal. the simpson college and raba research poll shows voters under 30 prefer democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton over support clinton. 26 percent support trump. the rest are undecided or support a third party candidate. clouds have taken over and will be with us over the next few days. even without the sunshine, our afternoon highs will make it into the 70s this weekend thanks to a southerly wind. lows will be held up in the 50s, so again for a while. showers and storms are possible late saturday into saturday night. monday's looking warm with highs edging close to 80. we'll fall

for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there. as they approached the finish line other members of the city high team ran long encouraging adam. it was amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self. i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this tt worth it for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much abouthat perso ople magicaments. you could see the are very pro of you. gladu are g guy. we sad out who crossed the finished ne first....but it mostefinitely is a story out winners. john campbel, rg tv9 sports.... dale todd say thrilled about finishing the race. dale says adam knows he had a special buddy on the course. overnight, samsung announces that it's stopping production of the galaxy note 7, after reports of fires in replacement phones. more on that is coming up in lessening along the north carolina

i called the top at hansen back then because i know how these stocks worked. it peaked in july of 2006, and this was in part because of the fact that the company did a five for one split. and even though splits aren't supposed to do anything, this encouraged people who had been in hansen for a long time to take something off the table. but there was another reason i believed it would peak, and that was it picked up its fourth analyst on may 10 of 2006, when goldman sachs started covering it. you had two months to sell there was still some upside left after goldman started its coverage, but prudence dictated that we sell once the stock had four analysts on it. better to clear out early with your winnings than wait for them to fade away. and hansen, as with pretty much all of the other stocks, hot stocks started to cool off once it hit that critical mass of analyst coverage. incredibly, after hansen fell off the radar screen, people stopped talking about it, and analyst coverage dwindled again. the stock recharged, powered higher, and ultimatea- bought a huge st

hansen does have crop insurance. but he says he still will be dunkerton co-op they tell me they are also being instructed not to we've got you covered, live in black hawk county, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. secretary of agriculture bill northey says as of today-19 percent of corn and 43 percent of beans have been harvested-but is behind the five-year average and to show you just how big of a deal wet crops are take a look at everything corn is in pop, gum, toothpaste, shampoo, makeup and even diapers eastern iowa continues to recover from last month's flooding -- and help is coming from the state. the iowa department of natural resources says iowa has seen nearly 10 more inches of rain than normal for the 2016 water year. just in september alone -- the statewide average was more than six inches. that makes it the wettest september in 30 years.. all that rain caused the cedar... shell rock and wapsie the groundbreaking for a permanent flood control levee is today the sinclair levee in cedar rapids will provide prot

hansen has 125 acres of beans. 60 acres were completely damaged by flood waters and hansen says 37 acres of his corn had water up to the ears. o things like that and playing in mud. but still it's a loss for them, it's a loss for everybody all the way down here. but it doesn't happen every year, you take the good with the bad." many farmers do have crop insurance but they will still be northey says as of today-19 percent of corn and 43 percent of beans have been harvested-but is behind the five-year average we've got you covered, live in black hawk county, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. co-op's that take the grain have also been instructed to not accept any of the damaged grain. all kinds of people throughout the area still trying to recover from last month's flooding -- and help is coming from the state. the ide seen nearly 10 more inches of rain than normal for the 2016 water year. just in september alone -- the statewide average was more than six inches. that makes it the wettest september in 30 years. all that rain caused the cedar... shell rock and wapsie rivers to flood. new at six

hansen natural, the old monster beverage. that was the name it used to be one of the hottest stocks in 2004, hottest stock in 2005, hottest stock for the first half of 2006.. hansen went from $18 and change at the beginning of 2005, to $200 when it peaked in july of 2006. the whole way up, there were people telling you that hansen, a beverage company that got its momentum from its monster energy drink, was a fad, had to dry out, had to crash. well, it did do that. but as often is the case, it took years for the momentum to run out, not days, not months, not weeks. years. i called the top at hansen back then because i know how these stocks worked. it peaked in july of 2006, and this was in part because of the fact that the company did a five for one split. and even though splits aren't supposed to do anything, this encouraged people who had been in hansen for a long time to take something off the table. but there was another reason i believed it would peak, and that was it picked up its fourth analyst on may 10 of 2006, when g

hansen does have crop insurance --but he says he still will be taking a loss this season. hansen does have crop insurance --but he says he still will be taking a loss this season. new details tonight -- an iowa man accused of murdering his girlfriend will have his future decided by a judge. 27-year-old eddie hicks, of dubuque, waving his right to a jury trial at a first degree murder charges in the death of 21-year-old kahdyesha lemon. prosecutors say he stabbed her at least 20 times in june of last year at her dubuque home. a warrant is issued in connection to a stabbing at the iowa state fair. the man wanted is 21-year-old craig hunt -- he is considered armed and dangerous. hunt is accused of stabbing darquan jones on the last night of the fair in august. jones was treated and later hunt is charged with attempted murder, and is also possibly connected to several shootings in the des moines area. police are looking for a man accused of robbing a restaurant and store at gunpoint. it happened at la placita in downtown waterloo, sunday afternoon police say the man walked in

that's when evan hansen came to the rescue. i started running behind him . eventually he finish the race with him. for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there. as they approached the finish line other members of the city high team ran long encouraging adam. it was amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self. i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this that make it worth it for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much about that person. people around we moments. you could see by the smile on adams face things were going to be all right..... we thrilled about finishing the race. dale says adam knows he had a special buddy on the has relied on his dog everyday, until recently. joey damisch goes to kennedy high school. his dog, sparky, had been going to school with him every day to hel

hansen also told me about a growing trend on twitter this year.. of no yield tweets.. it's a movement of farmers not sharing what yields they're getting this harvest... including hansen.. ---- the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw a fair run of 460 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average pric per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.50 per pound. the 80 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $85 to $205 per head ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 oc: standard when you're on the baseball field, a run and slide into home plate shows a solid effort. but in a race against the love of your life, it's best not to get too ahead of yourself. that wipeout and more next in this week's golden a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward todayan the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high press

hansen says this year he planted early hybrids to get a good crop.. likely.. this year he thinks there's a good chance for long lines at the elevators.. that's helped by a lack of farmer selling last year. but farmers like him.. are holding on to their crop again.. he's increased on farm storage like most u-s farmers.. that's because the basis.. or the difference between the futures markets and what the local elevators will pay farmers.. can be 10 to 20 percent below te when our next chance to sell within a profit, who knows when that will be. we may have to sit on this crop to get a spring rally. more than likely that's what's going to happen. i suspect that every bin's going to get filled that hasn't been filled in a while and guys are going to sit on this crop." hansen also told me about a growing trend on twitter this year.. of no yield tweets.. it's a movement of farmers not sharing what yields they're getting this harvest... including hansen.. ---- the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw a fair days high average price of $1.78 per pound, while

elizabeth smart is a special correspondent with crime watch dailyt, with chris hansen she w a cleveland recently and hopes to bring attention to the storyl >> working on the case involves a child fbi search for a man wanted for a girls adduction from herb west side home and attempted abduction has attention will help to arrest the suspect. the fbi has previously asked els in other states to run pictures of the suspect who is seeing here in security videoth. now a national tv show, crime watch daily with chris hansen will be run in the thursday thee correspondent, elizabeth smart, was abducted from salt lake cit home for two years ago, hopes that the suspect is arrested soones, tells us the case is ve similar to her case. is analyzed the similarity of the stories, we werely taken or attempted to be taken out of places considered to be the mos that is what hit home. >> there is a $20,000 reward fo info leading to an arrest, the suspect at the time was driving a 20, 2,003 chevy malibu with mismatch vendor driver's side fbi and police continue to search for the suspectct the ca are under in

now a national television show, crime watch daily with chris hansen, will be running the story thursday. the special correspondent assigned to the story, elizabet smart,st who was abducted from arrested soon. smart tells us the case is very similar to hers. >> i have to admit there was a similarity between their story in my story. all three of us were takenr for attempted to take it out of the place that we consider most saf inac the world, our home, our referee jews, where we turn to when we are scared. that's what hit home for me. >> there'sr currently a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. the suspect i was driving a mismatch defender on them front driver side. >> the fbi and police are looking for the suspect. thesp cases remain under investigation. >> 1 surere this doesn't happen topp another child. >> fbi special agent rookie henderson said in the elyria case, the mantra to take the younger a lot of her home durin the night.an elizabethan house you want to d a home filled with adults.be that we are dealing with, which makes it very scary. >> for anyone

that's when evan hansen came to the rescue. i started running behind him . eventually he got off course again and i decided to grab his hand and finish the race with him. for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there. as they approached the finish line other members it was amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self. i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this that make it worth it for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much about that person. people around were crying. it was one of those magical moments. you could see by the smile on adams face things were going to be all right..... we are very proud of you. glad you are on our team big guy. as we said at the top, this was not going to be a story about who crossed the finished about winners. john campbel, kcrg tv9 sports.... dale

that's when evan hansen came to the rescue. i started running behind him . eventually he got off course again and i decided to grab his hand and finish the race with him. for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there. as they approached the finish line other members of the city high team amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self. i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this that make it worth it for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much about that person. people around were crying. it was one of those magical moments. you could see by the smile on adams face things were going to be all ght..... we are very proud of ud ne first....but it most definit winners. hn campbel, kcrg tv9 sports.... adam knows he had a special buddy on the course. donald trump and leaked audio from years a

tonight, to rajiv hansen joins >>> tonight's omg video features a woman on top of her prize pumpkin. cindy's for with orange crush weighing in at 1900 pounds. >> she was the winner of the 43rd annual safeway -- safey weigh off. it includes bragging rights. here is the best part, $11,000 in cash. she is so dedicated to sending, to winning every year, she sends pumpkin samples to a lab so the lab contest the nutrient levels and she can adjust the fertilizer.>> that makes what, 1 million pumpkin pies?>> $11,000 a year, i would send it [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson.

please help me welcome robin hansen. [applause] >> i'm going to give a short talk and we will have lots of time for questions and i know there will be lots of questions. no reading unless. [inaudible] >> this is all of history on one graph. on the x axis is the logarithm of time to sometime in the future and on the y access is the growth rate of the human economy and other things before. you notice it looks like a staircase. humans started to million years ago and doubled at a steady rate and then there was a sudden transition when the growth rate jumped up by a factor of more than 50 by having farmers double roughly every 50 years. that happened about 10000 years ago and 200 years ago there was the industrial revolution and then the growth rate jumped up to double every 15 years, and that's what it's been doing for the past few centuries. if this trend were to continue, then sometime in the next century, there would be a five year time period and during that time there would be a transition to an economy that instead of

great reaction by hansen in our fnl play of the night. and no charlotte richards with the cannon right in the middle of the back good night thanks, scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... a weak upper level system is moving across eastern iowa tonight. as it does, a few light showers are possible in the tv9 viewing area. rain totals will be very light where showers form. this system will be gone for tuesday, so we'll see a return of plentiful sunshie kcrg-tv9 news at 10. we hope you'll be with us again tomorrow. until then, have a thanks for joining us for thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 10. we hope you'll be with us again tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight - don rickles. john stamos. presidential debate sensation ken bone. and music from two door cinema club. and now, so there's no confusion -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> hi, everyone. jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. before we get started, i know a lot of the you here are on vaca

broker's racy messages to whom he thinks is a teen boy lands them in the hot seat on an all-new "hansen vs. predator" sting. but in a shocking twist, i realize, this is the first time we have met. >> chris: here he is in our kitchen, a 13-year-old boy. i was in shock when my dentist was explaining to me the acidity of foods and what they can do to your teeth. thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. my mouth feels really fresh and clean and i stuck with it. i really like it. it gives me a lot of confidence. pronamel is all about your enamel. helping to protect your enamel. sick, huh? i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. what is this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a

((ira hansen/ (r) assemblyman district 32: "i hope that a lot of and say hey where do you stand on this because honestly all we're hearing from are the lobbyists and the lobbyists are paid professionals pushing this stadium project." )) ((nia wong)) >> assemblyman hansen says this still could be defeated today. ((nia wong)) >> the stadium needs a 2/3rds majority vote. talks are expected to start again at 9 o'clock. brian and kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) patchy high clouds out there this morning. ..... winds are light for now, but getting windy through the day. ...... ((sherry swensk)) ..... getting windy through the day. ...... highs back up near 90 degrees. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash on northbound jones at sunset.r)) there was a crash on the way to tropicana, but crews took care of that one and it's gone now. no delays in the northwest right now along us 95 and centennial center, but in the overnight hours, there

the lobbyists are paid professionals pushing this stadium project." )) ((nia wong)) >> assemblyman hansen says this still could be defeated today. ((nia wong)) >> the stadium needs a 2/3rds majority vote. talks are expected to start again at 9 o'clock. brian and kirsten? ((brian loftus)) sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) we've got a very mild morning ((sherry swensk)) we've got a very mild morning with temps mainly in the 70s. some high clouds have been sliding through nevada overnight and that has kept us from cooling down as we should. ........... kept us from a few areas feeling some breezes, but the bigger winds are coming later today and through the weekend. ................ firee noon because of the dry gusty winds today. ................. demetria, how are the roads? bowl. there's a wreck up in north las vegas on cheyenne at i-15. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> donald trump continues to deny a series of sexual ((brian loftus)) >> the republican nominee is now calling his female accusers quote "horrible liars." several women have come forward this week

great reaction by hansen in our fnl play of the night. and no question about the biggest hit of the week charlotte richards with the cannon right in the middle of the back good night cedar rapids was forced to delay sandbag pick up in the flood zone. picking up the bags yesterday but the contractor wasn't ready. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, early morning news. possible to the cause of a fire in their home. they have their suspicions on what may be the reason. work starts today on a new levee that will protect the newbo area of cedar rapids from flooding. that area saw devastation in the flood of 2008. more time may mean saving more money. aspiring college students can start applying for federal financial aid earlier. good tuesday morning! it's 530 on october 11th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on the early morning rain day. highs should generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from 10

. >> chris: i'm chris hansen. right now, on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? >> chris: a wealthy atlanta couple on their way home from dinner, when the wife, a popular socialite, is shot dead. and her husband, a powerful attorney, is holding the gun. >> did you intentionally kill your wife? >> oh, >> chris: he insisted it was an accident, but questions remain. the biggest piece of evidence melissa mccart investigates. >> is this text? >> yes. >> chris: then, she put herself in extreme makeover. >> she lost close to 200 pounds in eight years' time. >> chris: to tease her dream of becoming a model. but shelbey thornburgh's final photo would be a crime scene.

this 38 inch northern was nailed by dave hansen of hills. casen niehaus shows off the slab ol fish is joseph clapp and the 38 pound flathead. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting... bruce and beth? thanks, scott. stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. and now to first alert storm forecast. milder weather continues for the majority of the week with highs staying in the 70s. changes are ahead however, beginning on wednesday. two rounds of rain are expected this week starting wednesday morning and again on thursday. rainfall accumulation s of over an inch are possible in some areas, but at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain in missouri and kansas. cooler with 60s and 40s with burbank airport, please. vegas, here we come! no husbands, no boyfriends, no rules. no rules? we're not gonna get drunk and have a six-way with the blue man group, are we? no. so there are some rules. bernadette: fine. no husbands, no boyfriends, some rules. thank you. vegas! the ladies are

. >> reporter: rick hansen is a political professor. >> people are not going to bribe you to vote one way or the other because they can't prove the way you voted. >> reporter: in the social media age, the ballot selfie seems ineligible. for some the picture is not even enough. >> that's one in the bank. >> reporter: in illinois they even set up a selfie booth to give people a legal spot to take their shot. as for justin timberlake don't worry he's not being locked up. the tennessee secretary of state's office actually seemed to be enjoying the publicity saying we're thrilled justin can't stop the feeling when it comes to voting so much that he voted early in person and is promoting voting to his millions of fans. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and here in california, governor brown signed a bill to make it legal to take a selfie in the voting booth but it doesn't go into effect until after the election. no one has ever been prosecuted in our state for sharing a ballot selfie. >>> target is hoping to turn around a lackluster performance year. it plans to offer more deal driven p

the ones in eastern iowa are hansen elementary in cedar falls, indian creek elementary in the linn-mar district, and west union elementary in the north fayette district. they're are on the department of education's list of blue ribbon schools this year. altogether, there are 329 national blue ribbon schools across the country. the u-s department of education plans to honor all of them next month in washington, d-c. it was a night one lisbon high school cheerleader will not soon forget. played by staff sgt. joe jeffrey and the 212 infantry regiment out of colorado this is the first time candace and elise jeffrey have seen their father since christmas. he's station overseas in afghanistan. and tonight during halftime of lisbon's game against wapsie, their father hid inside the school's mascot costume and there when i came home, so i set it up with melissa to surprise them during their homecoming for my homecoming. " jeffrey says the hardest part was having to wait until half time to be able to talk to his girls. we'll get a last check of your weekend forecast next. first, scott is puttin

((ira hansen/assemblyman: instead of having an open and transparent process as you noticed any discussion of the bill. they forced us immediately into a vote. where is open and transparent in that? it's disgraceful frankly." )) nevada tourism infrastructure committee: it is a broad coalition and it's not just gaming coalition. labor was there. chamber of commerce was there." )) ((mauricio marin)) the bill passage is also a big win for the las vegas convention center. it's giving them more than 400-million dollars to get going on construction to create 600-thousand square feet of new exhibit space where the riviera once stood. it's also expected to create more than 20-thousand construction and permanent jobs combined. of course---many people can't wait to check out an n-f-l team looking to making southern nevada their new home. i'm joined now with sports director chris maathius with what's next in the process. ((chris maathuis)) the stadium bill passed by the nevada legislature will generate thousands of jobs, bring the city in nfl franchise, and not lost on many southern nevadans, take un

----meanwhile, ira hansen, the opposition. but his efforts have been met with lobbying from conservative business interests in nevada who want the stadium and believe it is good for the economy. ----there is so much lobbying juice behind this that it seems likley to pass, whether it is tonight or friday. pass, whether it is tonight or friday. vice-president joe biden was in las vegas today to do some campaining for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. biden appeared at the culinary worker's union. at one point.. his speech was interrupted by a protester holding a sign calling bill clinton a rapist. the protester was quickly and a pretty pleasant day.... across southern nevada... but... as we head into the weekend... we're looking at some changes. 13 first alert..... chief meteorologist bryan scofield...is in the weather lows 61 to 65. south winds up to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .friday...mostly sunny and windy. highs 85 to 88 on the west side of the valley...87 to 91 on the east side. increa

happy halloween and we'll see >> chris: i'm chris hansen, right now on our much daily fm here in new york... ? ? >> chris: this is the sound of pure evil. >> i will kill you. >> chris: it is the voice of california's most wanted serial killer. >> he put a knife right to my chest. >> chris: and evil maniac behind 12 murders and 45 rates, playing cops. >> edits on the dash off the charts. >> chris: now, a crime writer's theory of session with the case. >> looks like me, doesn't it? >> chris: whence him on the list of possible subset. >> they thought i was the guy. >> was that true? >> chris: then, he's the wealthy utah doctor and father of eight, and his wife turned up dead.

probably most wants to make some more changes so i don't think we're getting out of here today")) ((ira hansen assembly district 32 sparks 32-37 "it's another problem with a special session a bill of this magnitude shouldn't be decided in a day. they are literally talking about possibly voting on this this evening $750 million plus 400 million convention $1.2 billion a few at a hours at a hearing, it makes no sense whatsoever.")) ((chris maathuis)) >> now the group is inside and listening to testimony from the public. former councilman and raider frank hawkins is here and is opposed to the stadium./// ((christianne klein)) made a stop in las vegas today... speaking to members of the culinary union. he co-headlined the event with democratic senate candidate catherine cortez masto. politics now anchor patrick walker is here with more on what the vice president had to say. ((patrick walker)) >> democrats are pushing hard to retain harry reid's senate seat... as they look to take control of the senate. high-profile democrat to campaign with catherine cortez masto this week... less than 24 hours af

. >> chris: i'm chris hansen. right now, on "crime watch daily" from here in new york city... ? ? it's truly terrifying. surveillance cameras capture a monster on the loose, snatching little girls from their homes. >> that little girl was taken literally from off of her couch >> he said if she says anything he will kill the whole family. >> chris: elizabeth smart is on the ground in cleveland. the case of this serial abductor. >> this story really put a knot in my stomach, it hits way too close to home. >> chris: then... >> how are you feeling? >> i am nervous. >> chris: for 17 long years, jamie snow has been languishing in prison, convicted of a murder he says he didn't convict. allegations of bribe, payoffs, and even a drunken attorney.

. >> chris: i'm chris hansen. right now, on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? a beloved new york director dies mysteriously. eight heart attack of her two days. but an autopsy will turn us from a baffling medical case into a murder case. >> this was almost a perfect murder. >> chris: uncovered. a husband under suspicion. and then, a surprise new suspect. >> ultimately, the big break in the case came from an anonymous letter. >> chris: how cops crack the case with a postage stamp. "crime watch daily" michelle sigona investigates. plus, he murdered his own parents. he killed a man during a robbery. he shocked his sister's attacker. three men walked behind bars with one thing in common.

joshua hansen and johnny payne are both behind bars facing several drug charges. pain also faces assault charges. >>> traffic was all kinds of snarl. a boat was blocking highway for at boise avenue. a tow truck was brought in and traffic was back to normal wwthin about an hour. it is not supposed to be there. >>> denver now has the undesirable distinction of being one of the countries readies cities. how to make sure your home is clear of these dirty varmints. >>> if you are walking aloog keeping an eye out for a lucky switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> we all love colorado, but here is a list we do not want to be on the top of, the ready is citiee in the country. we came in at number 10, but chicago

robert hansen has 125 acres of beans near fairbank 60 acres were destroyed by the flooding --and he says 37 acrs "i farmed for about 50 years and it's the first time i know will get up, and it will get into the crops and you'll lose some, but to have it happen just a week before the harvest is just unimaginable." statewide -- 19 percent of the corn has been harvested. that's about three days behind last year's pace. to get more than 40- percent of the crop out so far. the time now is still to come this morning -- another playoff nail biter. at least this one didn't carry over into the next day. and a rocky start for a former football player -- trying his hand at a different sport. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in tiffin, elgin, peosta and all of eastern iowa. next round of the playoffs. cubs at the giants last night. in the ninth -- san francisco leads 5-2 -- hoping to send the series back to chicago for a final game. but here come the cubs. one run in already and then wilson contreras with a single up the middle to score two. it's tied. until javy baez singles to score the

>>> well, that was a fun show, >> chris: i'm chris hansen, right now on "crime watch daily" from your new york... ? ? a huge break in the deadly shooting of professor dan markel. >> he's got blood all over his head. >> chris: a newly released video confession. one of the alleged killers spilling every detail of ordered the hit. >> the distraught ex-wife whos battling for custody growth by police. now, well his ex and her successful brother go down for ordering a murder-for-hire? >> reporter: open the door, let's have a conversation. >> chris: then, is the most notorious murder case in the history of often. four teenage girls executed in a yogurt shop. >> he asked me, is that a body?

we'll see you guys on the next >> chris: i'm chris hansen, right now on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? it's a real-life soap opera and a place called soap lake. >> how would you describe the relationship? >> a big hot mess. >> chris: a millionaire, his young wife, and a forbidden affair. >> caleb was her cousin and then, you married his father, but your husband was your uncle? >> chris: with this wealthy apple baron is found dead with a bullet in his head,... >> all of the evidence points to suicide. >> we believe she murdered him and cold blood. >> chris: is she the grieving widow or is she brought into the core? >> widened to call emergency right away?

. >> chris: imus chris hansen. right now on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? the dramatic moment by moment video of a terrifying standoff. a school board meeting defense into chaos, as a crazed man walks in and pulls out a gun. please don't. >> chris: the wild shootout. the hero and tell everyone survived. then, he's chased down bad guys into the bathroom. >> are you really hiding in a bathroom? he is being the doors of said suspected killers. >> did you murder her? >> chris: but jason mattera has never done this. >> did you have anything to do with amanda's disappearance? >> chris: chasing a man and a tractor. >> why are you running away on a

i'm chris hansen. hope to see you next time, remember, we says: "we gotta go with the guy we got and make no excuses." how the green and gold is preparing for this weekend's game in atlanta. --- and --- a new political ad -- stirring up some confusion with the wisconsin humane society. --- plus -- the search is on for a milwaukee homicide suspect. where authorities think he could be hiding out. those stories in a moment...but first, there was no hiding from the rain today. just want to stay in bed. hopefully some leaves are left on the trees! weather expert tom wachs joining us now to tell us if we dry out tomorrow. the rain will taper off this evening and completely end after midnight. some areas picked up over 2" of rain. temperatures will fall into the lower 40s by sunrise. mostly cloudy and cool on thursday with a high around 50. windy and warmer friday with highs in the 60s. bad. a few showers possible saturday with highs in the low 60s. upper 50s on sunday. tonight: rain ending. low: 41 wind: ene

imc to be mike chris hansen. hope to see you tomorrow. and remember, we are watching. >> welcome home, lisa g. now at 10-- creepy clowns causing concern across southeastern wisconsin. and now schools are getting involved. plus-- dallas police are recruiting right here in milwaukee. why they picked wisconsin. and-- whats the first thing youre gonna do when you get back home? we going out to eat! it's daryl holloway's first taste of freedom in 24 years. hear from the man who tried to defend him two decades ago. finally free. daryl dwayne holloway spent half of his life in prison. today he was set free. he was wrongfully convicted of rape in 1993-- and was 24 years into a 120 year sentence when d-n-a proved it wasn't him. but holloway says he has no ill will toward the victims. this to them, theyve been walking around for the longest . the wisconsin innocence project took the case -- after they realized the prosecution didn't have much evidence against him. so how did they help him walk free? we delve into that more tonight, with a look at t

while critics, voting against the public. " " it's ira hansen butted to andy abboud. out is: "very good process" the bill still needs the governors signature -- will happen monday in las vegas at a special ceremony in order to get the raiders to move to vegas... that will have to be approved by nfl owners. owners are meeting next tuesday ... talks expected to start then but a vote from nfl owners is not expected until january things up at the legislature for about two hours this morning. the fire-- dubbed the emerald fire-- is burning in south lake tahoe... forcing people in 500-homes to evacuate. the 200-acre wildfire is currently burning near camp richardson. about 500 homes near south lake tahoe are now under a mandatory evacuation. authorities are requesting people living in an additional 500 homes near emerald bay to evacuate voluntarily. the wildfire is only 25-percent contained. millions of dollars will be spent for las vegas to host the third and final presidential debate next wednesday. today parking, traffic, and some campus buildings started getting affecte

. >> chris: i'm chris hansen, right now on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? >> chris: new details on kim kardashian's terrifying armed robbery in paris. it flaunting her new bling on instagram make him a target? >> that such an invitation for people to >> today, how sharing and social media splitting the stars and your family at risk. from cyber stalking to home invasions. >> kevin hart posted on thursday, he comes back on monday, find he was ripped off a $500,000. >> chris: you won't believe how much information we uncovered on these unsuspecting people. speaker did you ever work as a stripper? >> no. >> chris: a "crime watch daily" investigation, stalking. then, a famous dj found dead,

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the company announced poly hansen is retiring. he was hired as chief in 2012, but last august we learned the feds were investigating her for failing to disclose a personal relationship with a man involved with counter terrorism. it's unclear where that stands, deputy kneel truckman is the trump chief while it searches. >>> police in frederick say they've smashed a drug ring operating in the investigation began more than a year ago. police say half dozen people were involved in distributing cocaine. the network that ties to baltimore and new york. investigators say most of their work wrapped up last march but authorities still had one outstanding arrest. they arrested eric johnson earlier this week. a couple suspects have plead guilty to cocaine distribution. charges remain against the other four suspects. mystery stunned the country oh. three members and a housekeeper were murdered inside the dc home. prosecutors found additional evidence. >>> mixing alcohol with politics. we'll take you to the secret dc bar with a donald trump th

sot :ira hansen: "the taxpayers in nevada just lost, because the financial arrangement of the stadium is all profit for the raiders and all liability for the taxpayer" decision made and a signature from the governor expected in las vegas on monday--- now the push turns toward getting the ok from nfl owners to move the raiders to vegas. sot : with a lot of good luck and good messaging we feel that they are going to get through the nfl process and we're going to change this city" nfl owners will meet next tuesday for an annual meeting... there raiders owner mark davis will start selling the move. an official vote from nfl owners not expected to come until january. the bill also included 1-point-4 billion dollars in funding to expand the las vegas convention center. a large wildfire is spreading quickly in the lake tahoe area... and strong, 70- mile-per-hour winds could make it worse. it's called "the emerald fire".. because it is burning near emerald bay. it's scorched about 200 acres percent contained. 500 homes in the south lake tahoe area are under a mandatory evacuation... several r

check out >> chris: i'm chris hansen, right now on "crime watch daily" from new york. ? ? >> 911 emergency. >> oh, my god. as we want our california finger gun down in his home. >> my husband has been charged. >> chris: was it an intruder or is his seemingly shattered wife a black widow? >> he was done with a pretty wanted a divorce. >> chris: is secretly shocking addition. a shocking scam. >> she took his dead daughters security number number and that white? >> chris: "crime watch daily" investigates. >> sue, it was a much daily. you are the last one to the bank

greeley and hansen is a company based in chicago, but it will open a waukesha office for the 'water conversion expected to take about 5 years to make the change. waukesha's bid to use lake michigan water was approved by great lakes governors in june. we have new information about donald trump's next "campaign 2016" visit to wisconsin. wisconsin.the gop presidential nominee will stop in elkhorn this coming saturday. he'll appear at the walworth county fairgrounds along with fellow republicans, senator ron johnson and house speaker paul ryan.trump was just in waukesha last week. saturday's appearance comes on the eve of 3 3 3 tonight: rain lingers and could be heavy at times, especially late. lows in the lower 60s. wind: s 5-15 mph. friday: a few morning showers may be possible. a little sunshine returns in the afternoon. cooler and back to average with er the low to middle 60s to start the day, and then falling into the 50s during the afternoon. breezy. wind: sw -> nw 10-20 mph.weekend: mostly sunny both saturday and sunday. coolest air of the season with morning temperatures in the lower 40s a

. >> chris: i'm chris hansen. right now, on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? a triple homicide ends in a blazing fire. >> she was targeted, set on fire. >> chris: but the trails a friend of perpetrators would go cold, until... >> we knew that becky was having problems with her boyfriend. >> my p >> she just fell for him very fast. >> chris: her high school's research and his best friend, a decorated military hero, are rested. and then, set free. >> the first thing that came to my mind was that they got away with murder. >> chris: a secret admirer. a political scandal. a hidden camera confrontation. >> and was last time you saw her? ana garcia investigates the mystery in pinyon pines. >> take your best shot. >> chris: right now... >> andrea isom from "crime watch daily."

david hansen has an entirely different and controversial approach. he is part scientist. part artist created 20 human like robots with hanson robotics in hong kong. his latest design is sophia. looks less look an intelligent computer system and more like a hollywood starlet but without the full figure of one. >> huh are you doing? >> hanson believes if the people will be more willing to engage with it and help it to learn. >> why do you believe it is important for robots to be human like in look and appearance? >> i think it is essential that at least some robots be humanlike in appearance in order to inspire humans to relate to them the way humans relet's to each other. then, the ai can zero in on what it means to be human. model the human experience. i am passionate to learn more about you and what makes humans, well, human. >> sophia means wisdom. she is intended to evolve eventually to human level wisdom and beyond. >> reporter: human level wisdom and beyond. >> that's her goal. that's our goal for sophia. she is not there. some times can figure things out in a way th