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conducted on november 10 with hhs agencies and other global partners. despite the difficulties inherent in preparing the vaccines we've made progress with the efforts in collaboration with barta and cdc and nih and other stakeholders. new influenza vaccines have been licensed, including cell based vaccines and others. fda licensed an adjuvant of a bird flu vaccine and worked with other partners to facilitate other avian influenza "a." surveillance efforts offer potential for early viruses. the number of candidates has increased greatly over the last few years providing them with more options. we continue efforts with our government partners to develop high-yield candidate vaccine strains as well as more modern faster methods to measure vaccine potency. to further address the challenges presented by the constantly changing airport in of influenza viruses scientists affiliated with government and academia and manufacturers are working to develop new generation of vaccines that might provide longer lasting and broader protection including against drifted s

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another key role is to coordinate programs across hhs and with other federal departments. one main example is that sam sa co-chairs the council which was established in 2010. the chief goal of that group is to provide a plat foform for knowledge exchange and to ensure that behavioral issues are handled col lab borat tifl. across federal government, samsa works closely with the department of defense, education, hud, just sis, foreign affairs. we work on a wide variety of issues for people with or at risk of mental illness. we administer competitive grant programs. first, the community mental services block grant is a flexible spending source. for mental health. it is to support planning and educational activities for adults with serious mental illness. starting in fy 2014, congress required states to set aside 5% of those funds for evidence-based programs that addressed the needs of individuals with early mental illness including psychotic disorders. an initial evaluation tells us that this is helping states increase access to early programs and reduce untreated psychosis.

. >> did congress give barta a unique national security mission, something no other agency in hhs has currently? >> yes. >> when congress gave barta this unique mission, was barta also provided with unique contracting authority? >> originally, yes. >> do you believe it would be helpful to further expedite the medical contracting process? >> yes. >> would it be helpful for you to have direct control over barta's advanced development and procurement contracts? would that be helpful, yes or no? >> it would be helpful, nug that we could do to ex. pedite, yes. >>. thank you i understand it has changed over time from its original, from when barta was created. that is the basis and part of what congresswoman esu and my work is designed to do. and i really would like to ask all of you -- and governor ridge and senator lieberman have just released this incredible report. multiple recommendations. can you talk to us, starting with you, dr. robertson, whatever time i have left, in what more we can be doing as a government to build up a robust domestic production capability? >> thank you for that

hhs predicted 36% of the loans would go unpaid. in 2012, it was projected taxpayers would lose 43% in loans to the program. concern was expressed about co-op's financial stability and ability to repay loans. even staunch supporters predicted the co-op programs would fail. senator rockefeller wrote, quote, this has been no significant research into consumer co-ops as the model for broad expansion of health insurance. this model was tried in the early0]g part of the 20th centu and largely failed. despite these widespread concerns, cms awarded $2.4 billion in loans. cms awarded a co-op in vermont over 30 million taxpayers dollars. in 2013, the application was called fatally flawed. the federal funds that had already been spent to establish vermont's co-op, $4.5 million, were never recovered. another co-op in montana enrolled one fifth of co-op enrollees nationally. however it was concerned about its ability to pay claims to providers. it received $145 million in federal loans but had operating losses over $163 million. we are grateful

nbc network said trump was on air for 12 minutes and 5 seconds when hh hosted snl...so that's exactly the same air time the four candidates had to run their ads this past weekend..and when you think about auick ads..that's a lot of air time between the four. now i spooe about the equal time rule in detail with our general manager here at kwwl, jim mckernan and i'm working on that story coming up tonight at 6. we've got you covered, lauren moss ...kwwl news. thanks lauren- george pataki also requested equal time, but turned down nbc's offer. billionaire investor warren buffett is hitting the campaign trail to stump for hillary clinton. buffett is set to appear with clintonnt a campaignnstop in nebraska next month. a clinton campaign source says the two will talk about the need for tax reform and income inequality. buffett has long been a fan of clinton, contributing to both her campaign and super pac in recent months. coming up...one eastern iowa community center receives a much needed donation from an anonymous person. and....jury selection is underway in the trial of six baltimore co

should hhs have given more taxpayer numbers given the anomalies of the model? moreover, hhs has yet to address if and when taxpayers will be repaid for the loans that have closed. these are the types of questions in the information that hhs should be providing to the american people through congress. why are they not? the lack of transparency thus far has been terribly disappointing. i started asking questions right after co-opportunity failed, without receiving a response to my question, i asked more when a second co-op failed in louisiana. by the time eight more had gone under, i elevated my answer. i try to get answers to these questions. these are good governance, not partisan questions. i elevated my questions by pledging we would oppose the fast tracking of all nominations for the senate. since that announcement less than three weeks ago, four more co-ops have closed. cementing further that this is a systematic problem and still we do not hear from hhs. faced covers disruption and the taxpayers that footed the bill deserve answers. cms needs to provide a

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hh gave his critics a blueprint.... "isis is making a tremendous amount of money because they have certain oil caps, right? they have certain areas of oil that they took away. they have trump also spent a lot of time -- criticizing the man challenging him most in the polls, ben carson. him, trump kept calling carson "pathological," while questioning the doctor's life story.... and the intelligence of anyone believing carson's recent claims... "how stupid are the people of iowa, how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap?" that remark was in response to carson's book claim that he attempted to stab a friend during his adolescence... fellow g-o-p rival chris christie is in eastern iiwa toddy. as the new jersey governor hosted a town hall meeting in cedar falls this morning. christie spokeabout imigration reform and said buding a two thousand mile wall isn't the answer. hh says he wantsssecure the border and use technology like drones to monitor action there. christie answered a number of other questions

he talked about the three domains and cms and hhs broadly want to gain insight. one is the area of value and value-based payment. the second he reference sudden transparency. now you mentioned we have anecdotes now about what's going on with some generic drug price increases and so-called branded generics. you mentioned some aren't really generics that get caught in this mix. but what would you suggest needs to happen yourself now from the standpoint of more transparency, more information about the drugs, the costs? we know there's a patchwork which under even generics are priced around the country. drug prices for generics can differ greatly depending on what program is buying them, et cetera. what do we do, and where do we go from that round? >> to me, i think one of the most important things that we have to factor in, in a collective desire to ensure affordability across the entire spectrum -- and to sort of answer that question, i want to pick up something that kristi said in her opening comment which is this is off is not a -- this is such an amazing time. w

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hh would find the end zone twice, this one goes for 68 yards... he surpassed 2,000 yards for his career to is the final we''l have much momoe on the game coming up. we'll have much more on the game coming up. thanks, josh. a uniirsity of iowa student is helping kidid "experience the game." alex sheck is a business student at iowa, and he's helped hundreds of under priviiged kids get into events at no cost to them. just last week he took two kids from cedar rapids to the hawkeye football game. and kcrg t-v nine's mark carlsoso reports, thh saw a whole lot more than just a free football game. intro music nats it's a moment that sends chills down the backs of many hawkeye faas-- the swarm-- theeoment the team takes the field. alex sheck and his dad are on the field -- with two kids they just met and picked-up in cedar rapids. "tickets are really expensive, obviously, and it's not just the cost of thehe tickkts but between the parking and food and if you get a souvenir, so right now it's hard for anybody to go to games. " thissis what sheck and his da

they say hh staff traveling with her wouldn't allow her to speak to them. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief metrologist mark schnackenberg has youou full forecast next. we're continuing to monitor the breaking news out of france... dozens are killed and dozenn are reported hostage in a series of attacks in paris, france... we'll give you updates as we get them... "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman and chief meteorologist mark --------- --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 wt1190f, was probably a piece of rocket it came from. it was first observed by the catalina sky survey at the university of arizona in 2013. after orbiting the earth for yearr, it finally eetered the atmosphere traveling at around 24,000 miles per hour at around 1:19 a.m. et, or right before noon in sri lanka. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a nice fall weekend is ahe

him cause i know how much he wanted to come back to the state and put on a show for these uys and all hhs family is coming, so i felt bad for him and i told him i wish we would have got to play against each other another time."although the basketball part won't work out as planned, paige is still glad to be backkin iowa. "i did thinkk had a chancnc, especially earlier this week so i was really bummed out yesterday, but i'm just happy to be home for a little bit." from cedar falls, scott westerberg tv9 sports. you can watch uni and north carolina live on kcrg 9.2 tomorrow at 1:00. .the second ranked iowa wrestling team hosted maryland today and a good start for the hawks.. thomas gillman got them going with the 24-7 tech fall..and then corey clark put tyler goodwin on his back for the fall.. iowa got another pin from sammy brooks at 184 for a 25-9 lead fall and the hawkeyes beat maryland 36-9.. iowa also beat grand canyon 44-nothing. iowa central 54-nothing.. and coonell 58-nothing as part of the iowa duals. the hawkeyes will honor 21 seniors tomorrow against purdue and boy have they been

hh- and more than two dozen other governor's - say they want to keep syrian refugees out of the u-s. in washington, house republicans are moving forwardrd with a bill thatatwwld put restrictions on a whtie house program allowing 10-thousand refugees into the u-s. the president has vowed to veto the bill, calling anti- immigrant sentiment offensive. the terror attacks in paris have brought new scrutiny to muslim communities around the world, including somalili refugees who have settled in minnesota by the thousands. more than 20-young somalis have been charged with terrorism in the state. now, the community is fighting back and working with the police department to prevent their neighbors from joining the terrorist group. police in somalia were seen as corrupt, so officers are handing out somali language business cards to change t t perception - -and it seems to be working. community members and police report relationships building and that - they hope stops people from becoming dicals. the prograrawas formed in minnesota but is now a network throughout the country to engage immigrant

keeps it himself in from 8 yards formerrhawkeye jake rudock keeping hhs team in it.... 5 yard out to jehu chesson makes the grab 14-10 now buckeyes starting to run away with it. barret fakes the pitch keeps it himself... he had 3 td's on the ground today ezikel elliot added over 200 yards and two touchdowns adding injury to insult joey bosa absolutey levels rudock fumbles the ball and ohio state rollls in this one winning by the final of 42-13 the uni panthers basketball team ccntinuing to dooinate so far this year ben jacobson's squad currently sits at 4-1 today being their first game away from the mcleod center and it@went pretty well. dakota fighting hawks winning by the final of 97-51.. they outscored north dakota 51-20 in the first half. uni had 5 players score in double figures led by senior guard paul jespersononwho had 18 ininuding 4-5 from downtown. next up for the panthers their back at the uni dome monday north texas . and if ya need something to do tonight head on oututto west gym the 25th ranked panthers host the 9th ranked missouri tigers.. the panters currently sit 1-2

you know, i ally couldn't afford hh. i meaea if i was a massive, she would break me. if you five hours to get ready to go the to grocery store that, is a whole other thing. >> 79 years old, the boogie nights star is fra his body struggling after a lifetime of hard living. for years he battle addiction to pain pills. because of all the stunts that you did over the years, your body is a wreck. >> it is. >> an you keep -- you keep feeling on your leg. are you -- >> just feeling if it's still there. i such pain now. if it wasn't you, i would lay down. >> pain, lost loves and money problems aren'tburt's only regrets. he reveals in had book but enough about he turned down big roles. like harrison ford, jane fond, jack nicholson a one flew ofofr the cuckoo's nest and richard gere in pretty woman. >> what do you regret turning down the >> all of those. i wish i had themall. >> last shindig you thre here? >> last one? >> yeah? >> last ght. >> now burt is moving on. he's'sownsizing his floridid home. he's teachininacting classes and he's got a new woman in his life. her name is

with your hh report in iowa city, alex giaimo, local 5 sports, we are iowa." we head across the pond, lions and chiefs playing in jolly old london. detroit up 3-0 in the first but it was all kc from there. de'anthony thomas takes it in for the score to make it 7-3. 2nd quarter same score, alex smith runs it from 12 yards, 14-3 chiefs. 2nd half, now 24-3! smith finds travis kelce who dives for the score, 31-3. and the route was on! break out the tea and crumpets, chiefs win 45-10 vikings visiting da bears 4th quarter all tied at 13. jay cutler, using his wheels, he runs it in for the score. chicago up 20-13. ensuing minnesota drive, teddy bridgewater finds rookie stefon diggs, he cuts past his defender and is endzone bound! we're all tied at 20! after a bears 3 and out, bridgewater finds charles johnson what a catch! that sets up blair walsh, the 36 yard field goal is good! vikings pick up their first win in chi-town since 2007, 23-20. jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local time for no shave november. here at local 5, the men are growi

it's wonderful to be here today, and as you all know, medicaid turned 50 this year and at hhs we have been spending time looking back at the decades of progress that we have all made together. you all may not know that i also turned 50 this year, and i just hope that i am aging half as well as the medicaid program. and i also want to recognize and thank vicki wa which rino who i have had the privilege of knowing and being able to work with in the 1990s. at that time she was a teenager. we were both at omb. i well reflect on your earlier point. since i spoke with you last november, we continue to make important progress for our nation's healthcare system. just last week, the president signed a budget deal that will help states avoid more than 1.5 billion in medicaid costs for part b premiums to support care for older americans and those with disabilities. and over this past year, we have seen the expansion of medicaid in pennsylvania, indiana, and alaska, and i want to congratulate montana, who yesterday became the 30th 30th state, plus d.c., to take up medicaid expansion. [applause] >

we've been following local politicans weighing in on the syrian refugee debate.the obama administration hh sent state officials across the country a reminder that states do not have the legal authorities to refuse refugees. refugees.many governors announced they would not accept syrian regees after the terrrr attacks in paris. the office of refugee resettlement sent out a letter saying states could not deny benefits and services to refugees based on country of origin or religious affiliation.the letter says if they don't comply -- it would be breaking the law. there weren't as many stops through the early primary and caucus states this week because of the holiday -- but that d dn't keep donald trump and dr. ben carson from getting into the headlines. headlines.it all started when trump said that he saw muslim communities in new jersey cheering on 9/11 when the twin towers were attacked just on the other side of the river separating new jersey and new york.true to form -- it was controversial and some fact- checkers were having a tough time figureing out if it ever happened at all. i watche

he's'sanked as the number-r- right-handed h hh school pitcher in iowa, by perfect game. tonight: rain increases. low: 53 >> 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 -- cate blanchett, anthony mackie, musical guest tinashe, and featuring the legendary roots crewew >> questlove: 368. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. thank you very much. welcome, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for the love.

we'll talk to hhs secretary silvia burwell, all that plus our must see interview with one of america's great he linlgious leaders, bishop t.j. jakes. >> i'm dealing with the most part right here and now, what is your destination in life on this side? >> from rockefeller center in new york city, this is "politics nation" with al sharpton. >> good morning. the gop is in revolt. later today key players from the republican campaigns are meeting to talk about the ways to fix what they consider a broken debate process, and on friday, the rnc suspended a debate early next year sponsored by nbc and telemundo. it's all part of the fallout from last week's controversial gop debate, held by cnbc. the candidate most in trouble after that debate? jeb bush. an nbc news poll conducted by survey monkey showed 38% of republicans think bush did the worst job. but bush says he'll do better. >> a conference call you said you're going to get better at this. what are you going to do? >> we'll have eight more debates. ily avery to do what other candidates do, rudely interrupt, not answer the questions that a

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still, we do not hear from hhs. consumers of faith the disruption and the taxpayers that footed the bill deserve answers. cms needs to provide a complete accounting of what is going wrong, and i hope that starts today with your important hearing. thank you for the invitation. >> i thank you, senator. i think he will head back to the senate. we do appreciate your insight and persistence on this. we want to continue to work with you. >> let me just add, you do not hear my opening statement, i said the same thing as you did. this should not be a partisan issue. we need to figure out what is going on with the co-ops closing. [inaudible] >> thank you. we will now continue with the panel, next up is dr. peter. your recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you for inviting me to testify today. as the chairman said, i am president and ceo of evergreen health co-op in maryland. i also serve, as to all of the ceos, is a board member for the national alliance of state health cooperative. and i appreciate the opportunity to appear be

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details this morning on the major hh warning surrounding crabs ct off the california coast..-- plans to implode the d bay bridge are on hold.. whe demolition is being delayed. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's wednesday,,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> these guys are the best team ever! >> hall of famer george brett congratulating the kansas city royals on their world series victory. downtown kansas city was nearly shut down, as an estimated 500,000 people turned out to tuesday's championship parade. >>> the college football playoff selection committee is out with its first rankings of the season and s.e.c. fans will be happy. conference foes lsu and alabama are ranked second and fourth and clemson grabs the top shot and last year's champion ohio state is third. >>> derek jeter was known for making smooth plays at shortstop during his career with the new york yankees. now the retired baseball star is showing he is still pretty slick. while posting about his new dog on his website, jeter

yeah, and despite her age, newman plays high school hoops, and, in fact, just became the yoyoungest hh school player to score more than a thousand points. >> she scores at quite a clip. in the game she set the record she poured 47 points in her season opener. the score, 57. she scored 57. newman says her goal is to become the first female player inin the nbaistory. i bet she does it. >> those are the sort of numbers that steph curry put up tonight, last night. good for her. >> so, who should recruit her? >> the kcks need help. the wizards need help. >> give her a call, knicks. more news after this. this is my life. this is my family. being a part of helping people in need is who i am. working at brookdale for me is not just a job, it's a life for me. i love it. i formed many connections with the residents. i feel like i am part of their family and they're pt ofine. if you can get up in the morning, ya know, shake the dust and go up there and makeke somebodhappy, when i go to sleep, i did my job. (coffee being poured into a cup.) save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to tru

we discucussed, again, a very hh level and we retied our links with turkey and we agreed about a commonr the refugees crisis. the european union must resolve these problems. there is not a response which is not articulated and formulated together with turkey. so the massive arrival from turkey, particularly of syrian refugees onto the territory of the european union, this is a problem and we have made it have a joint program about this. and we are going to present it to after the european council on the 15th of october and the turkish path on that -- we are in agreement with that convention. and we have now today found agreement on all of the elements of a common policy that we must implement. the meeting today was very serious. the questions about migration, but also our relationship with turkey. there must be part of a picture, a wider picture. we were discussion any further progress to be made in relation with the process, the commission is ready to make the necessary preparatory work in order to open new chapters. this will be done in the next coming weeks. we were discussing in a m

then an hour later hh greg and old navy. at 5:00, toys-r-us and best buy filled by wal-mart and target at 6:00 p.m. the also at 6:00 sears, kohl's, macy's and dick's sporting goods. the the malls also open up at 6:00, cherry hill, willow grove park and deptford. and k-mart opens up at 7:00. or relax and have a slice of pie. >>> coming up next a tree that will grace the white house this christmas has local roots. >>> also ahead a old tradition has been given new life in washington and gives the command inner chief a chance to make dad jokes with his daughters, that is coming up. >>> also this... >> it is root beer with the kick, i'm jill wagner in new york i'll tell you why hard root bear is a popular beverage. >>> as we go to break we want to know what are you thankful for this thanksgiving. tweet us using hashtag cbs-3 and send us a photo the owe, you might see your tweets right here on cbs this morning. we will be right back. balloons are flying high, check out snoopy, crews inflated 24 giant characters on central park ove

at 4:00 doors opened up at hh greg and old navy. there should be a big crowd when toys-r-us and best buy open up at 5:00. start looking for bargains at wal-mart and target at 6:00. we have more store showers on cbs philly.com. >>> for second straight day protesters fill the streets of chicago. >> they are demanding justice after a police officer killed a teenage boy, now we are seeing video of what led up to that confrontation. >>> also, creed is knocking out competition at the the the box office we have word that the record the movie already set. >>> hopefully happy thanksgiving today filled with food family and friend. we want to know what are you thankful for this year. send us your pictures on facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag cbs-3 and you might see them on tv later on today. if you're a loyal cbs-3 viewer you know we have turkey hat, i threw through gauntlet down but if we get more 20 tweets, i'll wear the darn hat. we have two down, 18 to go. let us know what you are thankful for hashtag cbs-3. we will be right ba

hhs is working closely with namd to chart a strong and ambitious course for tying payments to qualityn medicaid. as we go forward, i hope that each of your states will set and reach your own goals that make hours look downright sluggish. -- ours look downright sluggish. we will be there to support you. when you work for a community as diverse an important as the 70 million americans that you serve, promoting quality, patient centered care is more important than ever. that is one of the reasons we created the health care payment learning action network. we are bringing public and private partners together to move forward in this transformation. i want to thank the national association of medicaid directors for your partnership and participation in that effort. we will continue to look for opportunities to create a better, smarter health care system. i know a lot of you all are thinking about how to foster a health care system that supports the development of innovative pharmaceuticals and provide affordable access to medication. today, wed, at hhs are announcing that we are going to sp

should hhs have given these taxpayers more anomalies? moreover, they have yet to address if and when that will be repaid by any of that money it has been co-opted. the type of questions that they should be providing to the american people through congress. why are they not? i asked more questions when a 2nd co-op failed. butbut attend a more had gone under i elevated my effort. good governance and i elevated my questions by pledging that we will oppose the fast tracking of all nominations for the u.s. senate. for more co-ops are closing cementing further this is a systematic problem. the taxpayers to foot of this bill deserve answers. cms needs to provide a complete account. [applause] >> thank you so much. we appreciate your insight and persistence and want to continue to work with you. >> you did not here my opening statement, but i send the same thing as you. we allwe all need to figure out what is going on with these co-ops. >> i got it right. thank you for inviting me to testify today. i also serve as the board member for the nation

again, i want to thank hhs for having this forum today. hopefully, the beginning of a discussion that we all need to have. as you've heard today, pharmaceuticals are the biggest challenge in hello care right now. that is, it's the most rapidly rising cost in all of hello care. and while we're paying $300 principle today, that's going to go to h 400 billion to $500 billion ore the next few years. we need a system that rewards the manufacturers and allows them to kobt to be the xwraet sfri they are in united states, but we need to have affordability and access. so, what we're going talk about is not just value based, but indication based. outcomes base. it's all sorts of innovative new payment systems that we're going to have to adopt if we're going to be able to continue to reward these companies, but also make access and affordability available to our parents. when we started the price war for the hepatitis products, it's because it was actually a new product in the marketplace and that was form lair exclusions. i truly excluding products

erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this emergency. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order of protection against a ballet sexually assaulting her while on a trip in 2014. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating. speaking out. order of protection filed in district court, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her multiple times over 10 days in romania. a judge found her allegations to be credible and granted her petition. cosmin marculetiu has not had the allegations in court. lissa curtis: the remainder of the trip, he kept that hotel key and he came into my room and repeatedly raped and assaulted me. he was my help. i' t know. sean: a full hearing to determine whether an order will be granted has been set for december. defendant and his attorney multiple times, but they have not returned our calls. erin: the state ballot law commission will review several complaints surrounding the upcoming presidential primary. a complaint ha

>> for latest projections i refer you to hhs.xpectation is that next year we would have about 10 million people signed up for health insurance through the marketplace is that are to five to marketplaces across the country. and, you know, we have seen coupled with our efforts to try to expand medicaid coverage across the country we have succeeded in driving down the uninsured read to the lowest levels in recorded history. and if we could get more states to cooperate with us when it comes to expanding medicaid i am confident that we can go farther. >> where is the expansion coming from? is there a demographic of consumers where you think this is possible? >> when it comes to medicaid expansion this is republicans almost all republicans that have prevented the government sending in an expanding coverage to people who make just a little bit more command it is a shame that we have seen them but there zeal to oppose obama care ahead of the basic healthcare of hundreds of thousands of citizens in there own safe. >> expanded medicaid nor

in oklahoma, towns are being evacuated as hh winds push a line of fire across dry crass grassland. dangerously close to o isaac ham's house. >> about to pu into my driveway. this has bad idea written all over it. >> reporter: and from fire to ice. in colorado, drivers are getting a cold wakeup to winter. frozen roads today sent cars careening like hockey pucks. >> saving it? oh. he's saving it. >> reporter: one after another. >> here'one. >> reporter: and david, the storm hit denver with the first major snow of the ason, up to eight inches in some places. and in the mountains nearby, nearly a foot. david? >> the dangerous driving season is back. clayton, thank you. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, live in a very windy chicago tonight. part ofhe system headed there, as well. wh's the track at this hour? >> reporter: well, david, the winds are picking up, as you mentioned here, and that storm intensifying as it rolls in this direction. we have tornado watch up that's posted fromcolumbia, missouri, you a the way up to dubuque. you see the solid ryan of storms romming eas

so the top two, school board mayor jon crews will go head to head crews say brown ran a h hh financededcampaign, so he's ready to tackle this one... "its obviously going out to the voters convincing them 4o change their mind, majoirty of people did not vote in cedar falls. he's very pleased with how last night went. he says it's me to go right back to work toda.... putting a plan togethhr, sticking to the message, getting volutneers out, we'll give it the best shot we can" watereroo voters will so head back to the polls on december first. none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. so the two candidates receiving the most votes -- councilman quentin art and formerrmayor titi hurley -- go head to head in and a look at some levy questions -- voters did approve the grout museum levy. it passed easily, getting nearly 59- percent voter approval. in cedar rapids -- voters say no to the library levy. 55 percent voting against the slight property tax increase... (cg: david tominsky/ co chair library levy campaign) we think is progress and thats fine that just tells me theres a thi

it is an eerie scene on the streets after the belgian interior minister warned of hh city subways areÑishut down as are many stores. and the government urging the city bars to close. you can see heavily armed police in the streets. >> we walked through the square, it just is desolate. it is saturday night and should be more people walki

jay gray hhs more... "what will you say to your crowd of media outside the indianapolis federal courthouse this morning .. saving his words for his sentencing inside.. the former subway pitchman.. and 38-year- old father of two has pled guilty to possessing or distributing child pornography and traveling across state lines to engage in sex with minors. "fogle admitted that he he knew to be children. this investigation was announced. since then he has agrered to pay a tooal of 1.4-million-dollars to his 14 victims, each getting 100,000-dollars.. and as part of a plea deal.. prosecctors capped their request for prison time at 12- and-a-half years - the government also wants fogel to be supervised after release for the rest of his life.. his attorneys have requested a 5-year sentence.. jay gray, nbc news we can now tell you that fogle has been sentenced to 15- point-6 years -- or 1-hundred-88 months -- in prison... which will be followed by a lifetimeesupervised reeease... the ruling came down just moments a

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erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this epidemic is a public health the. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order of protection against a ballet director after accusing him of sexually assaulting her well on an international competition in 2014. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating. the woman says they are and is speaking out. in a petition for a stocking temporary order of protection, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her several times over 10 days in romania. a judge counter allegations to be credible. cosmin marculetiu has not had the opportunity to respond to the allegations in court. >> the remainder of the trip, he kept that hotel key and he came that -- to that room and repeatedly raped and assaulted me. i would have gone for help, but he was my help. it is a country i don' t know. sean: a full hearing to determine whether a final hearing -- order will be granted we have reached out to the defendant and his attorney not returned our ca

hy-vee also hh been asking customers to round up their grocery bill to the nearest dollar.all the money raised will go to their homefront initiative which supports veterans and several organizations. the homefront initiative runs through sunday. some veterans were also being treated to free haircuts.great clips offered the free service to vets.they also gave customers free haircut *cards to give e to someone they know who served our country. in waterloo today todaycongressman rod blum marked veterans day by making several stops in his district. district.the congressman met with veterans, thanking them for their support at beck's restaurant.blum says getting the chance to meet those who served their country is one of "it's like a living history book, i met people that have bronze stars this morning, i met a pow from vietnam that spent four years in captivity. i met a couple of gentlemen from world war ii. i mean, that's a history book. ok.blum even worked a shift himself at beck's to get a feel for how the business is operating. while many paused to thank those who served, some said good

beau is doing great these days, but, while hh was getting healthy, rebecca had to leave meanwhile hospital bills emptied the couple's account. a big problem seeing as they were crammed into a tiny room at a family member's house. "it was a single bedroom. literally, my mother-in-law's. it was a bedroom, barely enough for our bed." that's where the compassion fund comes in. rebecca says it helped with all sorts of things. beau's crib, his clothes and moving expenses, which allowed the family to get out of the bedroom and into this new place. the fund works very simply. it gives social workers and care providers a no-red-tapepeway to help fill gaps o o need. "the compasssn fund was built to have a debit card in their possession, that's attached to this compassion fund, where they can go at any point of time and go get cash and give it to the family."for beau and his family, the funnmade dreams come true. he's out of a tiny bedroom and his parents have breathing room to get their finances back on sure footing. "without the compassion fund, none of that would have happened." coming up in the n