dar still needed to shower, so tom, heath, and a friend of heath's left without her. the plan was for dar to follow in her own car and meet them at the party later that afternoon. but dar never arrived. that gave you some sort of sixth sense that something was wrong? >> yes. she was always on time or early to events. >> reporter: so tom left the party and headed back home in search of his wife. >> our kitchen back door was opened, and i noticed that the glass was broken, and there was glass all over our kitchen floor. so i looked through the rest of the house for her, and ended up finding her in our bathroom. >> reporter: she had been shot point-blank range. tom immediately called for help. >> what's the problem? >> my wife is in the shower. she's just laying there in the blood. >> reporter: first responders rushed to the foley farm. when michigan state police detective james karbon arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a long night. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county, and because of her position as a schoolteacher, just

and heath's friend sklyar wattie. both two years older and now more certain than ever about what they saw and heard the da dar was killed. >> last year at church camp for one of our activities, we fired shotguns, and it most resembled that sound. >> reporter: then it was time for heath to take the stand. the last time tom had seen his boy was at a hearing, also in court almost a year earlier. >> while you're in the barn, do you hear something? >> yes, i thought it was maybe skylar kinda ran into a wall. either that or a gunshot. >> you think the boys actualal were, if not eye witnesses, then ear witnesses. >> ear witnesses to what happened. >> -- to a murder? >> yes. >> reporter: tom schaeffer knew that if he had any hope of getting tom foley acquitted, he'd need to prove the sound thososboys heard was anything other than a gunshot. just two weeks before trial began, while inspecting crime scene photos, schaeffer found what may be the key to his client's freedom. >> and i says, "ken, is that what i think it is?" >> it

and heath's friend sklyar wattie. both two years older and now more certain than ever about what they saw and heard the day dar was killed. >> last year at church camp for one of our activities, we fired shotguns, and it most resembled that sound. >> reporter: then it was time for heath to take the stand. the last time tom had seen his boy was at a hearing, also in court almost a year earlier. >> while you're in the barn, do you hear something? >> yes, i thought it was maybe skylar kinda ran into a wall. either that or a gunshot. >> you think the boys actually were, if not eye witnesses, then ear witnesses. >> ear witnesses to what happened. >> -- to a murder? >> yes. that if he had any hope of getting tom foley acquitted, he'd need to prove the sound those boys heard was anything other than a gunshot. just two weeks before trial began, while inspecting crime scene photos, schaeffer found what may be the key to his client's freedom. >> and i says, "ken, is that what i think it is?" >> it was one of these, "holy crap!"

heath: bought around $5,000.ve been contemplating a $1,000 costco gazebo," and they're happy to spend $30,000 with us because they have everything they could possibly need. we actually look after our customers, which is i'd say 9 out of 10 of our customers actually say that's the reason they bought it. lemonis: the starting price point, the most affordable entry level, is what? damion: $15,500. lemonis: i would like to ultimately have it also be known as the true value gazebo. ♪ angelique: well, it sounds like the direction that you want to take is very compatible with what we like to do at true value. i think it makes a lot of sense. what are you thinking? heath: yeah, i mean, i would say that we would be absolutely open to that. i think it's a good fit. lemonis: well, thank you very much. really appreciate it. heath: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm excited for the partnership. true value was impressed enough with the pitch to take on the entry-level gazebo as the true value gazebo. but i also know that $15,500 is

. >> i was more concerned about heath at that point, because i knew that he knew his father killed hisr, and i couldn't imagine having to go back and live with the man that killed your mother. >> yeah, get it. >> reporter: tom has regained custody of heath. and he treads very carefully when discussing that tragic day with his boy. >> from him i at least want to know, 'why do you think i did this?' i deserve that answer. and all he could say is, "i don't know who else it could have been." >> reporter: tom says he will never forget dar. >> i still think she's beside me. i'm going to continue to raise our son the way that we wanted him to be raised. >> do you harbor any grudge because of this? >> all i can say is they made a mistake, and that's all i am asking is that they search and search and search until they find dee dee's killer. >> reporter: according to prosecutor norris, there would be no point to that search. you're not investigating anymore? >> there's no one to investigate. and there's been no new evidence of anybody else ever having committed this crime. >> reporter: this boyh

heath access and equity. all those issues come together for social entrepreneurs. they find innovative solutions that often have at their heart partnership and collaboration with the communities they serve. >> how does that differ from the aid model we are familiar with and why do you find it more preferable than the aid model. >> that is a politically charged question. i think after the world war ii, we actually developed a model development that served us well through the martial plan, but put in place a paradigm that has come to be highly formed. this paradigm looks at technocratic solutions that can be delivered top down to the west to the developing world and ultimately communities had no stake in their solutions. i could rattle off a number of social entrepreneurs working in every field that see the collateral damage in many places, but also the waste and lack of evocation in the solutions. not because people aren't well intended or they don't want the same kind of benefits, but they parachute in with the models, whether it's a new approach to drilling wells

his family is extremely worried about his heath. he has dementia and cancer. he was supposed to get a very important shot yesterday - and i'm told he could die without it. "we were don't know what happened. i know my husband can not call home because he doesn't remember the phone, but he knows how to text." live tag: i'm told wallace comes to the state line once a month to buy lottery tickets. his family thinks someone either stole the car - throwing became disoriented because of his health issues and got lost. reporting live - michael burton - channel 13 action news. thank you, michael. and metro needs your help on this one. if you've seen wallace, please call metro's missing persons unit at the number on your screen. that's 702-828-2905 not everyone has a home to go to at a christmas.. or a family to share a warm meal with. that's where catholic charities of southern nevada comes in. today they served about 15- hundred meals. the dinner included pork loin.. stuffing.. twice-baked potatoes, broccoli polonaise..biscuits and pie. catholic charities of southern

in tonight's heathe holidays can often lead to overindulgence. we eat more... we drink more... and we run on less sleep. and for some it can lead to excess strain on the heart. experts say overeating and overindulging in alcohol can lead to an irregular heartbeat known as 'holiday heart syndrome.' doctors advise you to be on the lookout for foods that are heavy in cream, sugar, or salt and to avoid drinking and while they don't recommend you avoid all holiday treats at all costs... you should be mindful of what you eat and how much you eat. "often times people are like, 'oh my gosh, you know i can't have anything.' no you can have everything you want, except you have to have it in moderation and be mindful about what you're eating." :11 doctors say one way to avoid overindulgence if you're going to a holiday gathering... eat something before you go so you're not too hungry. it's fairly common knowledge that stress can affect your health. but a new study out today also suggests it can hurt you in other ways.. and it's something you'll want to remember. abc's dr. timothy johnson

it was near the romney heath housing complex. and then inside the building, one man was shot in the soldier and the other in the lake.>> it is -- in the leg. >> it is very troubling. we were fortunate no young child was here. >> boston police says both people are expected to survive. police are hoping witnesses will happen put together what happened. >>> new at 6:00, a disturbing crime inside of a busy store. a man exposes himself to a girl three times. it happened monday night as she was shopping with her mother. police are trying to figure out who is responsible. that's romano has the story. >> reporter: -- beth germ are no has the story. >> reporter: following a 12- year-old through this dismissed restore, a man exposes himself, with her mother and shoppers just feet away. >> he exposed himself and she the other side and did it again. at that point, she moved closer to me and he did it a third time. >> reporter: police are looking to find his image from surveillance footage. all shoppers are being watched. tracy who owns a local consignment shop says this is of concern to all parents. >>

heath weber is here to tell us about christmas at morningside. present its 20th annual christmas at morniniside concert at 7:30 p.m. friday, dec. 4, in eppley auditotoum, 3625 garretson ave, on the morningside and open to the public. doors to eppley auditorium open at 6:30 p.m. this year's concert, "sing in exultation," will include the debut performance of an original musical piece by composer stacey gibbs from detroit, mich. morningside college commissioned the new arrangement, which is a mixture of well-known christmas hymns. gibbs is scheduled to attend the concert. the concert will feature performances by several morningside college choral and instrumental ensembles, the siouxland master chorale and the grace united methodist church handbell choir. tim watson and jean hickman, assistant professors of music, direct the siouxland d ster chorale and morningside cocoege choir. the morningside symphonic wind ensemble is s der the direction of shane macklin, assistant professor of music and director of bands. the morningside brass ensemble is unde

is the suspect in a double homicide in authorities found 26 year old byron howard and 31 year old heath belieu shot to death in their home monday night. some people in dubuque have damage to their homes this morning after late- night gunfire. police responded to spruce street between university and jefferson around 10:30 last night. they found shell casings and some homes had broken windows. the police department is still investigating. cedar rapids police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital. police say they received reports of gunshots around eight o'clock last night near the 16-hundred they did not find a victim there, but they did find a vehicle with bullet holes nearby. police say a man later arrived at saint luke's hospital for treatment. he is expected to be ok. new this morning...ther e's nothing left a hog confinement in wellman, iowa after a late night fire. the controller at brenneman pork told tv-9, 9:45 last night. controller adam hocker says everything seemed fine last night, but then he got the call that the building was on fire. no one was in

heath officials in iowa say flu levels are relatively low throughout the so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized in iowa. two people have died. kcrg-tv9's brady smith joins us live in the cedar rapids newsroom. brady, what's behind those lower flu numbers? officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons, one being the milder winter. wade aldous says it's difficult to say if it's a result of this season's vaccine being effective. that's a figure state health agencies really won't know until the end of the flu season. but he reminded us even a little protection from the virus is better than none at all, and it's still not too late to get a shot if you haven't already. getting back to the milder weather, aldous says it's likely that's a factor. it got colder earlier last flu season, and cold weather forces people indoors, where the virus can thrive. "if you think about it, the reason why the flu can spread so easily during the wintertime so since we had a really nice season, at least until recently, every

are safe and they're not slipping and falling on your property," said power wash usa manager, matt heath. some siouxlanders say they're used to it and don't mind it... but,t,t's the type of snowowhat makes clearing out all the more difficult. "it's kind of wet and heavy. if you use a snowblower it won't even work. it's all got to be hand done," said blessed sacrament church engineer, dennis labarge. homeowners say at the end of day they're exhausted, but it needs to be done. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news4. >> there's still snow falling in some parts of siouxland. ron, how much more will this amount to by the time its all said and done? weather ad-lib it was a day of light snow falling and blowing around a little more staying close to 32 degrees, most of the snow has been melting as it falls. the snow will come to an end tonight as the wind will keep blowing at about 15 to 25 miles per hour so just watch for some snow blowing back onto roadways and trying to make th a bit slick. the parents of a child with sergeant bluff-luton community school district, and two employees, after

quinn, travis barnes, emily johnson, mitch martin, elsa va, kristopher johnson & tiffany jurries,s, heath davis, ben grillet, steven & kelsey bankey, mike langley, & byron kuehl. order your "christmas in the sioux too" cd at http: the second annual "christmas in the sioux" project, aptly titled "christmas in the sioux too" is set to be released tuesday, novov24 with a cd release party on friday, dec. 11. featuring ten brand new tracks from sioux city based benefit siouxland toys for tots & the court appointed special advocate (casa) for children organizations. jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. ating up on the show today. "it's the holiday season. the time of year when your to- do list is endless. how are you gogog to keep yourself organized and moving forward without stress and anxiety? today, we start with new uses for everyday things to help with your holiday prepping, cooking and cleaning. be of all, these ideas are free then, holiday baking cheats from pinterest moms, so you know they work. and, a healthy holiday sangria flavor. " jessica r

the final day to purchase coverage is december 23 in massachusetts if you go through the state' s heath connector. coverage will begin on the first , december 15. harvey leonard just ahead with the weekend forecast and how long we can keep this mild street going. j.c.: i love this story. a truck full of cars for a special little girl. and this. the christmas concert at children' s hospital that has praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. j.c.: the mail continues to pour in for the badly burned girl with one simple request, christmas cards. today, a mail truck filled with holiday cards and gifts arrived for the seven-year-old. nearly 18,000 cards and 60 packages have arrived at the new york post office from around the world. yesterday, she picked up her first massive shipment from the post

his family is extremely worried about his heath. he has dementia and cancer. he was supposed to get a very important shot yesterday - and i'm told he could die without it. "he's going under chemo treatment and he needs medication and he's very weak." livelook tag: wallace's family says he comes to the state line once a month to buy lottery tickets. his family thinks someone him and his things out - or he action news. we're also following a story developing near downtown. tonight police arrested maria escalante.. accused of shooting and killing her husband at the plaza hotel. it all went down last night just before midnight...we're told the body was found somewhere on the sixth floor of the south tower. as you can imagine, this was quite scary for guests staying on that floor. they had to be moved to other rooms. we are following this story and bring you the latest information as we get it. fire crews in north las vegas are looking into arson as the reason for a house fire that broke out around two this morning. it happened near lamb and the fifteen. here's the

"early in the season we're just trying to do the little things," said cherokee head coach heath hagberg. "we're trying to get them to play hard all the time, get them to understand the big philosophy of what we're doing. the help-side defense, reversing the ball sharing the ball, getting the ball from side to side. doing the little things, boxing out on the defensive end, just taking care of those little, fine details that mean a lot at the end of the game." cherokee is in lemars tonight. iowa state's naz mitrou- long will miss the remainder of the season as he continues to recover from surgery on both of his hips during the offseason. mitrou-long had surgery on his left hip in april and his right hip in may. he played in the first eight games this season for the fifth-ranked cyclones, averaging 12 pointst. redshirt and hopes to get back to 100 percent for next season. iowa state plays uni saturday at the big wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wa up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolve

the final day to purchase coverage is december 23 in massachusetts if you go through the state' s heath connector. that coverage will begin on the first of the year. in other states the deadline is , december 15. than a dozen republican presidential hopefuls vie for their party' s nomination, the g.o.p. could see a contested convention this summer. one candidate is crying foul. newscenter 5' s aixa diaz is live at our washington bureau. aixa, what' s ben carson saying? >> ben carson is threatening to leave the g.o.p. if party leaders are meeting quietly to manipulate the republican national convention. reacting to reports of a closed door meeting between republican leaders, ben carson says he will not sit by and watch a theft. "the washington post" reports a private dinner in washington focused on the possibility of a brokered g.o.p. convention. if no clear winner emerges from the primaries. >> a brokered convention is likely to favor the establishment candidate, people who have connections among the party leaders. >> in a statement released by his campaign, carson said if subvert the w

moments of fear that everyone was losing their religion as we were saying and becoming heath heathens whatever. i'm not sure we're not going to have or have blossom ing of faith. what i am concerned about is we understand each other. my hope i fear is that the i want to make sure that there is ways for people to talk to one another so we can live well together in a society. >> professor shook that's something we do have to get the knack of if we're going to be -- if we're really going to be a mix, not only of nonchristian religions which are growing in number but also people with no religion and everybody wants a moral base a place to stand from which to talk to other people. >> i think that's right. and i agree with the other panelists and we can see this by looking at younger americans who are leading the way. millennials are already 80 million americans among us more than even the baby boomers and they are demanding values. studies say they are leaving conservative religions and liberal religions over ethics an questions of civic value and big questions. so the millennials aren't l

hadley heath, julie and steve. i steve i will start with you again. ted cruz is surging. because of terror? >> yes, certainly that is issue plays to his favor. i was in iowa on huge rally political convention in cedar rapids. i don't know if you been to cedar rapids, iowa. about 2500 people showed up. five or six of the presidential candidates spoke. i spoke with a lot of people, hundreds of the people who came to that. you know what, david? 70% have not made up their mind. i think these polls they're all over the place. most of these iowa voters i don't think will make up their mind until a week or less before the caucuses actually are held. david: i want to get hadley in quickly to talk about chris christie. everybody thought he would take advantage of terrorism issue as concern for americans. has he? >> for whatever reason chris christie part of the problem for him and several other credible candidates the field is too crowded. bottom line, 2015 is year of political outsider. you're right when it comes to foreign policy issues we will see a shift from people on the ins

as the west cools down, the eastern hart of the country is heath up. jericka duncan has that story. >> reporter: on the busiest shipping week of the year, mail carrier valerie dickson has some spring in her step. >> usually i have my big coat, two pairs of gloves, a scarf around my throat and mouth and all that. i have a scarf on but i don't need to be all wrapped up. >> reporter: in chicago, where dixon was making her rounds, temperatures were in the 50s, but this was dixon last year with wind chills at 20 below. >> snow, cold-- i'm dressed for it. >> reporter: seeing green means more green for this golf course in massachusetts. >> now, we're going to be open right through sunday, so we're beyond christmas. that's unheard of. >> reporter: but other business in the northeast, like ski resort are, watching profits melt away. new york city is bringing in winter on a high note. central park is on pace to break a december record for fewest days below freezing. the macleod family of scotland is visiting the city for the first time. >> we brought big, massiv

jamaica plain, one man was shot in the shoulder, the other shot in the leg, it happened at the gromly heath housing, no arrests to a report. >>> a disturbing arrest, the stockpile of weapons police found inside a man's home, here's the stash here. officers searched daniel parastairs property after he made some sort of threat, they ended up finding 100 guns and ammunition, now facing several charges for having those weapons without a license. >>> right now, shrewsbury police are searching for a suspect after a 12-year-old girl's frightening encounter with a flasher, it happened inside a shopping with her mothers when a man followed her and exposed himself not once but three times. >> she was freaked out but honestly, she was very good about being able remember what he was wearing, what he looked like. >> police are reviewing surveillance video to try to match the girl's description with the flasher. >>> to campaign 2016 now, and tonight, donald trump is topping a new poll as we head in to the holiday, the new cnn poll shows trump with more support than his closest three rivals combined. this

which means heath available. the giants could use a left fielder.brilliant last year in new york. looks like the or else may be the prime suitor -- the ore reyells may be the prime suitor but the jets have a chance in it. it. >>> thank you for joining us, we're always here for you. have a greet night everyone, see you later. >> good night everyone. come happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal blee

chief health counsel and policy director, jay colsa, and the health policy advisor, katie simmion, heathe and becky shipp. and i want to extend my gratitude to the staff of the health, education, labor and pensions committee, senator alexander has done a marvelous job there but his staff -- including staff director dare cleary, his deputy staff director, lindsey sideman, his senior policy advisor and health counsel, liz rowe and health policy director mary sumter-lipinsky. i also need to thank the former budget staff people who lent their expertise to this, particularly bill hogland. we're in a process that may help with some of the future accounting for projects. that's to do some budget reform. a lot of people have talked about budget reform. we've been doing hearings on budget reform and we believe putting together a bill and

the southern nevada heath district says the child was younger than five. a woman over 50 has also died... bringing adult deaths to three. peak flu season is typically in january and february. there is still time to receive a flu vaccine. walgreens tracks flu activity nationwide through customer purchases of flu remedies, and list of cities around the and nevada is their top state this week./// ((dave courvoisier)) > a terrifying ordeal for passengers aboard an air canada flight from shanghai to toronto. the flight hit bad turbulence... resulting in 21 passengers suffering injuries. the plane diverted to calgary where ambulances were waiting and took away several people on stretchers. none of the injuries are believed to be life- threatening. one woman described the frightening moments: (( passenger: "honestly we thought we were dying. like you see in the movies? where they all go up to the ceiling? everything went to the ceiling that wasn't anchored." )) ((dave courvoisier)) passengers said the pilot did the best he could under the circumstances. air canad

. >> heath: you madade a promise, you are going to have to keep that. coach, you talk about being undefeated. you are number one in the nation. now, you're acc champs. what are you the most proud of? >> i'm just proud of our team and our staff for coming together, you know? you don't accomplish things like this without a great belief in one another. and a love for one another. and these guys, you know, i told them -- i told them tonighght, they already had won this game. they won it, you know, from january until right no tonight was just go take care of business. but a group of winners and listen man, i'm just -- i am just fortunate to be part of it. the good lord has planted me here in clemson and given me an opportunity to lead these young men and i'm thanknkfull forthat. it's been special season but we ain't done yet. but this was a lot of fun totonight. >> heather: so, i'm going to give you the chance to make your case to the committee on where you should be ranked tomorrow. >> well, we got three top ten wins. anybodylse got that? i don't think so.

heath er: breaking news, deadly storms hit the south. the damage left behind and the rescues underway. ed: a secret stash of money. millions hidden around the state. the former lawmaker who put it there. mary: getting a jump on santa. the sleigh making deliveries tonight and why this is the last year for this heartwarming tradition. heather: weather extremes bring rain and record break temperatures. deadly tornadoeses to the south. good evening, everyone. am heather unruh. heather: we know of at least three dead in mississippi, two more in tennessee, and damage reports are still coming in at this hour. harvey? meteorologist: two-thirds of an much in hartford. they are still around. reporting of lightning and thunder, tonight, in taunton, abington, there may be a few more in this cluster of storms, as they move across southeastern mass, the cape, and the eyepp las. other downpours as well across central and western mass. let's take you out in time and show you what happened to this intense area of downpours right across southeastern mass

health policy advisor, katie simmion, heath rutledge and becky shipp. and i want to extend my gratitude to the staff of the health, education, labor and pensions committee, senator alexander has done a marvelous job there but his staff -- including staff director dare cleary, his deputy staff director, lindsey sideman, his senior policy advisor and health counsel, liz rowe and health policy director mary sumter-lipinsky. i also need to thank the former budget staff people who lent their expertise to this, particularly bill hogland. we're in a process that may help with some of the future accounting for projects. that's to do some budget reform. a lot of people have talked about budget reform. we've been doing hearings on budget reform and we believe putting together a bill and to make that a bipartisan bill we'll have it go into effect in 2017. at that point nobody will know who will be in the majority, so we'll all work to have a process that will be fair to both sides, just in case we happen to be in the minority or the other side happens to be in the

michael heath, thank you so much. time for a look at the top corporate stories on the bloomberg terminal. >> volkswagen says its latest battery technology will market breakthrough for the company. batteries will help boost its lineup of electric vehicles as the company develops new models to meet growing demand for clean cars. in combat to the newspaper, the company execs a rapid rise from battery-powered vehicles as cost form in the range of model expands. retailing has raised more than $2 billion and a rare he'll be the failed institutional investors included 100 billion yen price tag .029%. nearly $3 billion in cash holdings. the deposition is larger than the entire value of bonds in the last three years. biggestof hong kong's groups is being bought as part of its expanding media empire. alibaba pledges to maintain editorial freedom. what a financial details have not been disclosed the detail -- the deal will include a local edition of other magazines. jeff bezos bought the washington post in 2013. those are the to

classifying them as part-time workers or independent contractors--which eliminates the obligation to provide heath care.surveys show up to 20% of businesses have cut or plan to cut workers' hours to avoid paying for health benefits. many not expanded medicaid to include low-wage earners. many workers say they cant afford health care on near poverty wages. 3 a new place to eat in spartanburg is opening soon. soon.the upstate beer garden restaurant and social haus is getting ready for their grand opening on new years eve.the new location will feature two levels with two outdoor bear gardens and menus from an executive chef.doors for the grand opening on thursday will open at 11:00 in the morning to get ready for the orange bowl.the beer garden will also be booking late night bands in the future. 3 now to weather and traffic every 10 minutes. 3 showers clear out this morning leaving a partly to mostly cloudy sky and highs in the low 70s. river flood concerns remain all day as drainage continues from the overnight. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the 50s ahead of more rain wednesday. 3 3 now for

are safe and they're not slipping and falling on your property," said powewewash usa mananar, matt heath. some siouxlanders say they're used to it and don't mind it... but, it's the type of snow that makes clearing out all the more difficult. "it's kind of wet and heavy. if you use a snowblower it won't even work. it's all got to be hand done," said blessed sacrament church engineer, dennis labarge. homeowners say at the end of day they're exhausted, but it needs to be done. in sioux city...tommie the cold weather is believed to have contributed to the death of a farmer in kossuth county. sometime late on thanksgiving day, a relative found the body of 63 year old gerald dreesman beside his pickup in a ditch. kossuth county authorities believe he froze to death after getting out of his vehicle and was unable to get back inside. he was found 2-point-5 miles from his farm northwest of titonka. the kossuth county sheriff says people need to be careful when braving the roads in the winter. chicago mayor rahm emanuel announced on tuesday that he had asked police superintenden t garry mccarthy

heath officials in iowa say flu levels are relatively low throughout the state, compared to recent years. so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized, and two people have died. officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons. one is the milder winter. cold weather forces people indoors, where the virus can thrive. the state epidemiologist told a local official a lot of iowans have been hospitalized with "flu-like" symptoms. but many of those cases were not the flu. it's too early to tell if the low number is partially due to this season's vaccine. attorney general tom miller says he believes e- cigarettes are a safer option than cigarettes. he supports the idea the devices can help current smokers kick the habit of tobacco cigarettes. miller's statement, some agreeing with him and others did not. miller says he just wants people to know that e- cigarettes are not as bad for people and therefore the government should not regulate them as harshly. "there's some dispute about how much less harmful. but in the

authorities found 26 year old byron howard and 31 year old heath belieu shot to death in their home monday night. some people in dubuque have damage to their homes this morning after late- night gunfire. police responded to spruce street between university and jefferson around 10:30 last nigig. they found shell casings and some homes had broken windows. the police department is still investigating. cedar rapids police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital. police say they received reports of gunshots around eight o'clock last night near the 16-hundred block of b avenue northeast. they did not find a victim there, but they did find a vehicle with bullet holes nearby. police say a man later arrived at saint luke's hospital for treatment. he is expected to be ok. new this morning...ther e's nothing left a hog confinement in wellman, iowa after a late night fire. told tv-9, 4 thousand pigs died when a fire broke out around 9:45 last night. controller adam hocker says everything seemed fine last night, but then he got the call that the building was on fire. no one wa

heath officials in iowa say flu levels are compared to recent years. so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized, and two people have died. officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons. one is the mild winter. cold weather forces people indoors, where the virus can thrive. the state epidemiologist told a local official that a lot of iowans have been hospitalized with "flu-like" symptoms. but many of those cases were not the flu. we're told it's too early to tell if the low number is partially due to this season's vaccine. the environmental protection agency has some new rules for farmers. for those who use pesticides. we'll have more in our agribusiness report - after the break. good morning this is the environmental protection agency's turned its attention to pesticides.. and has some new rules it wants to put in place over how states certify users.. the certified and training rule is intended to get stronger standards for riskier pesticides labeled as restricted use

from the committee, i am happy to answer and heath is available as well. >> thanks. if there was a power point, meant to be disply, we did not display it on tv, we have copies, if you wish to view it. supervisor mar? >> i want to thank stapleton for coming here to really develop our program, ten fold in san francisco, and regionally, and i would want to thank, swartz as well and mr. maddox and the mta and i did have a question about the 20 percent of the bike expansion, to local communities that are concerned in the low income and heavily polluted communities that have sometimes really more difficult access to transit. and connecting up to the transit systems but could you talk about that requirement in the expansion? >> absolutely. 20 percent of the stations located here in san francisco, will be located in communities that are concerned, and we will touch all 7 communities and we have a program for affordable of the program that offers a low cost, membership at a rate of $5 a month and $60 over the course of the year. that numbers are eligible for, if they are elig

authorities found 26 year old byron howard and 31 year old heath belieu shot to death in their home monday night. overseas, british prime minister david cameron says his country could make a difference in the fight against the islamic state. british lawmakers are debating whether or not to take part in airstrikes s syria. during the heated debate, cameron called opponents to the measure quote 'a bunch of terrorist sympathizers'. says t united states will deploy special forces to iraq to fight isis. while testifying before a congressiona the deployment will help kurdish more pressure on the islamic state.e. over time be able to conduct raids, free hostages gather intelligence and capture isil@ leaders " secretary carter also defended the white house's progress in dealing with isis. authorities in mason city are investigating an inmate death ininhe cerro gordo county jail. the iowa department of corrections says a correctional officer found a the male inmate unresponsive inside his cell early yesterday morning. authorities tried to revive him at the jail before transferring him to a nearby h

authorities found 26 year old byron howard and 31 year old heath belieu shot to death in their home monday night. some people in dubuque have damage to their homes this morning after late- night gunfire. police responded to spruce street between university and jefferson around 10:30 last night. they found shell casings and broken windows. the police department is still investigating. cedar rapids police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital. police say they received reports of gunshots around eight o'clock last night near the 16-hundred block of b avenue northeast. they did not find a victim there, but they did find a vehicle with bullet holes nearby. police say a man later arrived at saint luke's hospital for treatment. he is expected to be ok. new this morning...ther e's nothing left a hog confinement in wellman, iowa after a late night fire. the controller at brenneman pork told tv-9, 4 thousand pigs died when a fire broke out around 9:45 last night. controller adam hocker says everything seemefine last night, but then he got the call that the building was on