the event is to help kids haveve safe and fun lloween experirice. ""we thought we would juststry something for the kids and f filies because we really wanna get family involvement and we thought this would be a good idea. and pto was nice enough to help us sponsor this and the teachers, all the teachers joined in and obviously it was a big success." says mimi moore, principal of spalding park elementary. jessica rae: they plan to future. jessica rae: after the break... howard is getting into the holiday spirit, a recipe for recipe to die for! he's in the mister food test kitchen with a treat with no tricks. alright, if by some crazy chance you forgot that this weekend is halloween, then right after the news would be a great time to run to the store and grab some trick or treat candy. and while you're there why not pick up a few things to make this haunting halloween spread. the first thing you're going to want to do is pick up a couple of cans of refried beans. those get spread on a large platter. on top of that goes a layer of store bought guacamol

tomorrow, we'll haveve high of 52 and it'll be mostly sunny. here's the 7 day forecast where next several d ds. halloween shshld be pretty nice following a morning shower. jessica rae scott: jessica rae: and these pumpkins aren't in worth a look. a woman from ohio created pumpkins based on some of the most famous world leaders and celebrities in the world. she has made a pumpkin head for former daily show host jon stewart... oprah, betty white, kanye west, jay leno, mylie cyrus, and pririe harry jessica rae: and speaking of pumpkins... you still have time to enter our pumpkin contest! you have until tomorrow to submit a photo of your best pumpkin creation. then tune in to our show on friday morning to see if you won! the winner will receive four muskies tickets! ... to submit your photo you must friend me on facebook... and post your pumpkin picture directly to my wall... or send me a private message with a picture of your pumpkin. if you don't have facebook- don't worry, you can email your pumpkin picture to me, at jrae@kcautv.com. jessica rae

. >> john and chrissy have married for two years and chrissy's been known to say woulul like to haveve threer four kids. one house rule is no hot nanny. just this morning she tweeted i so many excited. i could barf four to five times a day. now from baby news to baby name. >> can you tell us? >> beautifugorgeous. >> we love the nameevelyn. week old little girl to our reporter at the show of her new film. >> what's the inspiration for your daughter's name? >> i just cam with it. >> never give up the fight. meryl streep's co-stars in the film that chrhricled the work of the early feminist. we can't get over carrie's boast baby bod. >> how do you look like this after having a baby a month ago? >> working out. >> finally, the kardashii girls nighthtout. kris and her daughters were in black except for kylee at the 50th anniversary celebration. they're on several covers for the new issue and we wanted to know just how get that kardashian glow? >> what is your beauty secret that eve woman mumu ow? >> i used to telll my girls when they were little that bef go to bed, you have to wash your face

down and then beau would go through a protocol that was-- with very few people in it andnd we would haveve hope. and there would be initial signs that okay. and beau would say, you know, come on dad, we're going to be all right here. and you know, so it was-- you know, it was-- it was a roller-coaster ride. but look, i can die a happy man. we can be a happy family. my never having been president. as long as we continue to stay true to what we believed in, keep pushing for the things that have animated our life. >> pelley: vice president joe biden on "60 minutes." pacific the search continued for a sixth victim after a tourist boat capsized yesterday. five bodies were recovered om the whale watchingour off vancouver island. 21 were rescued. no word on the cause. >> tonight we're getting a look inside last week's mission to rescue prisoners that were held by isis in iraq. kurdish troops backed by u.s. special operations forces freed dozens of them. and american master sergeant joshua wheeler was killed in the firefight. elizabeth palmer is in northern iraq. is. >> reporter: the video capture

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the leaders haveve to step up and say this and put this on the line and put the popularity with the staff behind them and make sure they have doing everything that is necessary for the kids. >> armstrong: let's talk about the kids. we can always go back to our childhood and we can remember thinin that we re ing that -- ve always enjoyed reading. i always enjoyed cross word puzzles, i've alys gone beyond the classroom what was expected and i found that the more i read, the variety of what i read whether it was a library or whatever, it only enhanced in me the classroom. >>>>uest: that's true and reading, this is what we believe, the foundation of our school is journalism and media arts the reason i wanted journalism is media arts is myish my issue that i at 11 years old i was a spelling beee champion, i was comprehension ill ret. if we get kids to read, if they can read better, then they will be able to write, if you can read and write, somewhere along that line, you will develop a voice to speak, if youucan read, write and speak, then you can go back in the community that you come from an

see if the cw will let us haveve it. bradford. two-possession gamam philadelphia will go to 3-4. the giants will be on top in the nfc east by themselves. philadelphia has a bye next week. they're off. we'll see philadelphia on sunday night in two weeks at dallas. that will get the eagles back to back as sproles makes the cacah hehe with 7 seconds. >> cris: perhaps the biggest blow tonight for philadelphia. obviously you lose the game. got to find out what's going on with jason peters. he's the best player on the offense. for sure. they need him baba. >>>>l: the stat sheet wiwi two seconds left. give me your bradford report card tonight. >> cris: i thought he did a few good things. i did. i thought he looked tougher in the pocket. scrambling around. made a few awkward throws. they weren't open a lot t night. >> al: right. >> cris: you watched down the field. he needs help occasionally, too. >> al: the drops didn't help either. he'll end this one barring a defensive foul. who else? who else? he's all over the line of scrimmage. he's in the back field and 60 yards down field. luke k

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." >>> federal investigators haveve begun to examine t t charred sections of the jet that caught fire on the runway in florida with over 100 people on board. two remain spitalized and we are learning about the history of the plane as the ntsb tries to figure out what happened. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: aviation sources tell nbc news the boeing 767 had been in storage for two to three years and recently had its left engine replaced. e ntsb investigagaon starts with an eyewitness from yesterday. >> dynamic out of the left engine it looks like it is leaking a lot of -- i don't know if it is fuel. >> the fire burned about 50 gallons of on board, more than 24,000 gallons for a flight to venezuela. >> there is a fire. >> do i know what sparked the flame and the answer at this point is no. >> dynamic international airways is a charter airline th only five planes. but like all that operate in the united states they are subject to faa regulations an the same maintenance requirements. the faa tonight has no record of maintenance problems with dynamic. the flames that coul

it took a hum-havev. to pull it off. >>> i'm glad it worked out for them. all right. danielle, we're having a much quiter week this week, right? >> reporter: yes, check in with our weather bug network, look at this guys, 35-degrees. salem, massachusetts and the glover elementary school is sitting at 48. the kids certainly need the fall jackets. 49 in boston. the wind is still gusty. it's been days, right. we're still gusting over 20 miles per hour and that wind will slowly subside but not until today and tonight. we have some clouds, but no precipitation falling from the clouds. we may get a sprinkle or two an isolated shower, but i think most of us will be dry today. there's that band of rain just oppressive just a little stream off the atlantic, continuing through portions of south carolina. there is joaquin by the way, and there were some hurricane force wind gusts last night, it will move off to the north and east here and gradually weaken through the midsal part of the week. for us, high pressure builds in. otherwise, today a stray shower, tomorrow clouds admit m

. >> his music, voice and legegy haveve lived on. thanks in part to his wife brazilpriscilla presley. >> if i can dream, elvis presley with the royal philharmonic orchestra. wow. that's saying a lot. >> it's something he would have loved to have done. absolutely. >> you get so many requests, i would imagine to do things with elvis' songs. what made you say yes to this particular project? >> this is something he would have loved to do. this is his a. this is if he would have hadded full control of his catalog he would have done this for sure. >> you wrote that the only place he had a full sound bite was in vegas. when orchestra leader, the big showrooms, came to him a year and a half ago, and he said priscilla, we have an idea. i have this idea of doing elvis with a bigorchestra, and i said oh, doing it. >> his vocal from the other arrangements, it's amazing what they can do and embellishment. >> with the style. and lush. >> tell us where you recorded it. >> at the abbey road studio. >> i know you probably love all the songs, but amer

>> yes, i have a t-tap, and i haveve little move that helps me to battle dedepression and it is on out youtube called happy hoedowns. >> i like it. >> and it is very simple. >> and this is then like this, and much harder than it looks. >> okay. why not. we are so happy, and we with are so happy for both of you guys. >> all riggy. >> two good reason s tos to stick >> and first this on nbc. >>> all right. it is time for favorite thing, and mine is kind of both of our favorite things. >> yes, we are so excited for her. >> and bobbie thomas has a new line called whoosh. imagine somebody said, here is your makeup, and look at how thin it is, and how it works. you open it up, and open it. and look, everything that you need. different look. and show that, kath. >> and look at the mascara, and get in tight on this, and the mascara is a regular one. and then look at that, you bump it for the corners. thank you. >> bump it for the corners, and bobbie has a whole thing, and she is going to be launching it on hsn and it is $69 for whole magilla. >> and go to klg.com to see the whole thing. that is

this morning we haveve an advanced look at her exclusive interview with abc news. long before she was t tv royalty starring on the hit cbs sitcom "the king of queens." >> do you need to build yourself up by tearing me down. >> repororter: learemini was a child who joined scientology at the behest of her mother, w who to use church terminology brought her daughter into the faith and put her o course. what does that mean go on course? >> you learn how to aply the techniques of scientology to yourself and others. >> reporter: so for a kid who s always looking around comparing herself to other where you had a mission to save -- >> the planet, save theplanet. >> that must have been a b deal. >> yes, and because scientologists view children as spiritual being you're not treated as aid so you're given a lot of responsibility. your ego becomes extremely inflated. >> reporr: leah would go on to be anctive member for moree than three decades. >> i love it. i love being involved with it because i fl like i'm a good person. >> reporter: but as she describes in her new book, "t

for his supporters, they got a taste of what it would haveve been like to hear biden out on the trail. you bring up beau biden which is where the conversation began, in their final time today that beau tried to get his father to promise to run for president and we heard dr. jill biden, the vicepresident's wife, would have supported a run but that the ultimat decision would be made by the vice president. so much talk obviously about hillary clinton the frontrunner in the democratic field that both joe biden and hillary i want to bring in cecilia vega. we have seen hillary clinton's poll numbers go up last week and also seen what happened to those poll numbers once joe biden is taken out of the race. >> that' right. those poll numbers show had biden jumped in her numbers would have taken a hit. i can imagine there is likely a hillary clinton's camp. it is still a tough fight ahead for her to get the democratic nomination. she's got the benghazi testimony that she's got to do this week. the controversy continues to hang over her head. bernie sanders still nipping away at her heels. yes,

haveve great day. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the sentence handed down to a cedar rapids man who kept trying to run from police. the thrilling details of an escape from the iowa state penitentiary that sound like they're straight out a

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charley haveve, the ceo says that it will also benefit the state of nebraska as the company will be exporting outside of the region. e have a steel manufacturer that will almost provide it for us freight free. that makes us very competitve because that's what we want to do, we want to bring this business back to the united states," said havens. the buildidi will be at no o st for tax payers because it is a tier 6 incentive package by the way of the nebraska advantage act. nearly 50 jobs are to be created and the average salary is around $70,000. "other than we're ready to go and dig some dirt, i don't have a whole lot more to say except i'm glad to be here and i think we can make this community grow!" said havens. "w"wve already compmpted an $80 million expansion of our mimi shop...we just completed it last week in preparation for thisis so we're ready to go right now," siad petersen. construction is set to begin within the next couple of weeks with a operating date of july 2017. jessica rae: the new project anticipates creating 180 jobs for cocotruction. charley stated he is currerely search

. >> jimmy: well, you shouldn'n' haveve problem with that because you got the showow "undisputed truth." >> yeah. i'm making -- it came back, baby. i came back from a low. babe, i was low. babe, i was down. >> jimmy: now you're back! no, i know. >> i'm back now. i'm back now! [ cheers and applause ] i was never leaving, baby! you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're just -- [ laughter ] >> i get tired sometimes. i went through a lot. >> jimmy: no. i know. >> jimmy: no, yeah. you had a tough life. >> yeah. no doubt`bbout it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> who? >> jimmy: jamie foxx. >> jamie foxx? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> he scored big time, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. that's not my point. that's not my point. the point was -- yeah, he did score big time. his credit score is in the, like, high 890s. [ laughter ] >> yeah, he scored big time, man. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's in the high 90. you, he said to me, he said that he's working on a a mike tyson movie, he's going to play you in a movie. >> yeah, yeah. you know, jamie, i don't like to say, but jamie, i've know jamie a real long time. >

. >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: it is such a delight to haveveou here. >> thanknkou, seth. >> seth:h:ou are absolutely th nicest person to be here and it's such a delight to talk to you in person. tim gunn, everybody. >> thank you. >> seth: [ cheers and applause ] the season finale of "project runway" airs on november 5th on lifetime, and "project runway junior" premiers november 12th. we'll bebeight back. thanyou, tim. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to clive owen, rachel dratch, tim gunn, everybody. jeremy gara, and of course, the 8g band. ay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: hey everybody, welcome to the world famous kroq studios here in los angeles. i'm carson daly. this is "last call." tonight we got a good one for leith" gets our spotlight treatment. also, wolf alice will perform at the fonda. but first, the star of "dirty jobs" is here to talk about his latest gig as host of "somebody's gottttdo it." that somebody is of course none other than mike rowe. let's go to skylark nyc for tonight's last call spotlight. >> "somebo

ok, now native access to the might haveve tribes thought this was an avenue to furtherhe government wrongs. and they tried. but in 1863, that these of legislation gave the court -- giving the court this said thaty, also foreign nations and indian tribes were excluded. so they were left out, just like that. it remains like that for some time. to occur during the reason malaysian era, one of times, a casetant that we looked at -- and they were hoping to remain in their homeland, a celebrity cause among reformers. the test case of crook was also important in claims, because this case, even though it decides that indians are not citizens, they are persons of a particular protection under the law. these same time, reformers are arguing that indians needed to be made subject to united states law, we need to set aside traditional norms of government and replace them with civilized forms. it did not make sense for reformers that indians should be barred. so in 1881, congress for the first time granted a tribe, the choctaws, a right to bring a court -- a claim before the court. that is the way it w

can you imagine how different that fight would haveve played out if all 11 republican presidential candidates has descended on washington and said in one voice "mitch mcconnell and john boehner, don't send $500 million of taxpayer funds to planned parenthood." >> you know, there's another way to look at this, senator cruz, whicicis you stood up on obamacare, you stood up on planned parenthood, you stood up on immigration and nobody followed you. >> well, that's not true. >> i'm saying nobody in washington follows you. if you get elected president, you have to get somebody to ollow your lead in washingtonon whetherou like it or not. >> listen, at the end of the day, it's not about read leadership. and by the way, in each of those fights, every time we've had a battle between me and leadership with the republican caucus, about half of the caucus has been with me, about half of the caucus has been with leadership. at the end of the day, if you're looking for someone who's club, that's not me. it's interesting, you were reading all the attacks. i mentioned my book, my book i quote all of the nast

all four sioux city high schoooo haveve chance to make the playoffs. chris neyenhouse breaks down the scenarios and checks in with bishop heelan head coach jerry steffen. cat>> we're checking up with moose again on this thursday jake>> whahas up moose? today will be partly cloudy with a small chance of a sprinkle with temperatures reaching 77 degrees. our rain chances increase every day this week starting tomorrow where we could see a few isolated showers. thursday will be mostly cloudy during most of the day until the afternoon hours whenenain ances take over. rain will continue into friday for most of the day with temperatures in the upper 60's. we will clear out for the weekend with partly cloudy skies 60's. good morning siouxland here's a look at your morning sports. today will be partly cloudy with a small chance of a sprinkle with temperatures reaching 77 eee oura cnc iree er ayhw srtg moow erweou s aew oledhor hudawi bmolyloy inmo othdaunle eronou wnin ans keve ra lnuntfray r stfey th mpatesnepe60. w arutorhe ekdtay o ses d mpatenew s.orngiola h

haveve you by -- we kewpie up 4% this morning advancing 15%. guy: shery ahn, thank you very much.ians central bank left rates unchanged at the record low level of 2%. let's it over to our economy reporter who joins us from sydney. michael, commodity prices are falling. the rba shows no sign of adding stimulus. we have seen the currency move. what is going on? take us behind the scenes. michael: it is a content rba today. they barely change the statement from september. thing is the currency. in the third quarter, that is desk that has fallen 9%. that is relaxed the rba's view on the economy. when the currency was remaining high, they were strong in their language that it needs to fall. that it is impeding the transition of the economy. they are trading above $.70. when they said when the dollar was higher, they were cutting interest rates to offset some of that dollar impact. now that we've got the dollar down, they are much calmer. they mentioned the opening in china. it was language that was used in september. they are fairly content. the other issue is central banks are fairly

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haveve a greatay, everybody. happy halllloween. [ cheers and applause ] won't you give it bk just keep your eyes on me i said you're holding back she said shut up and dance with m is ooh shut up and dance with me jessica rae: a brand new sioux city organization is getting local men involved in helping the community. the first evt for a negroup called 1 100+ men o care took placlast night. the group will just meet once a quarter to nominate worthy non-profit groups to be thei beneficiary. after a charity is chosen, all the participants write a check for $100 to that group. the result is a sizable donation without a huge timeommittment. "we're really excited to get this first meeting going. we started off with this project hoping to make a big difference in siouxld and judging by the crowd here tonight and the folks that we have involved with this. we got no doubt, we're gonna make a difference for non-profitits in the area." says chs liberto. jessica rae: the group chosen this round was the warming shelter, aew sh

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. >> is it time for the conference haveve a longer term -- to a temporary speaker and just have a longer term election later. do you think that's a good idea? that's -- well, that's for the conference to decide. > we need to get by. mr. webster: i think he made a decision and we have to respond to that. >> when would you like the election to be held? >> some of the scene in the minutes after john boehner postponed the vote for the next speaker of the house. some reaction to those events also from 1600 pennsylvania avenue, white house press secretary josh ernest asked for his -- jorn earnest asked for his thoughts on the difficulty of finding new house leadership. josh: good afternoon, everybody. anybody have any news they'd like to discuss? well, you can tivo it and -- i'll be honest. i did have a topper but in light of breaking news, we'll save it for tuesday so you can eagerly anticipate that over your columbus day weekend. so let's go straight to the questions. >> i guess we'll start with the obvious. the republicans are looking for a speaker. do you have any -- is there anyone you th

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