that glow turned out to be the armont inn. andrew gannon lives next door, he called 911 and then went up to inn to wait, while watching the fire spread. >> it was burning up on the back from mason road i thought it might have been a chimney fire but you could see through the old cracks in the wood and it was definitely engulfed inside. ray: a police officer was first on the scene and they kicked the door in. the owner of the inn upstairs asleep. >> he was very unaware, disoriented. ray gannon says they carried the : man downstairs, and the owner who was the only person inside , at the time, was taken to the hospital, where he is expected to make a full recovery. >> we sent a crew upstairs they did their best to try and stop it. unfortunately, with an old building and lack of water we were in an uphill battle. ray literally and figuratively : as the inn was at the top of a long hill. water had to be shuttled from over mile away. the fire would eventually go to four alarms, bringing some 60 firefighters to the scene. the chief s

crews are battling a major fire at the armont inn. erin: ray brewer joins us live from the phone at the scene. ray: the fire is still not under control. you may be able to see video i shot moments ago. the whole left side of the inn is gone. firefighters continued to battle . the chief has just shown up. have the been any injuries? m being told, one person is being taken to the hospital. the fire not under control at this point? they are now declaring it under control at this time. >> there was at least one occupant in the inn. i will continue to try to talk to the chief and get a little bit more information to pass any firefighters are? not at this time. no firefighters hurt. that is the latest from cap mpton. it appears the in is gone -- inn is gone at this point. the right side is still standing, but it is just a shell. sean: one person was injured in the fire, one occupant at the inn. an investigation is underway into a deadly plane crash in ohio. erin: everyone on board the plane was killed when his land into an apartment buildin

the drury inn in west des moines was slapped with a discrimination lawsuit today. it's tonights big story. stephanie: the lawsuit claims staff at the drury inn discriminated against 22 year old meagan taylor, a black, transgender woman from st. louis taylor checked in on july 13th- taylor said staff members then called police. claiming taylor and her friend were "women dressed as men" and were engaging in prostitution. as a result- taylor was arrested and taken to the polk county jail for possessing hormone pills without a prescription. her charges were later dropped and she was never charged with prostitution she spent 8 days in jail before bonding out-- that's the video you see here. tonight, we talked to taylor and the a-c-l-u about the lawsuit.. claire powell has the story. " " " this experience made her feel like she didnt have rights in iowa" this afternoon- this complaint was filed with the iowa civil rights commission- saying the west des moines drury inn discriminated against meagan taylor- a black transgender woman - seen here . "the drury called police a

this happened at the hampton inn in jamaica. rob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: carlo razado, the suspect in this case, was found alive. in front of this house right across the street from this hampton inn, the greenhouse with the flashing lights in front of ts that is where the scuffle happened. a dea agent was following up on a drug investigation. the agent tried to arrest rosato and a woman here in this hampton inn parking lot, and news4 investigates reports rosato grabbed for the agent's gun, causing theagun to fire one time. nobody was hit by the bullet. agents arrested the woman right here and then rosato ran off, and all afternoon there's been an intense search of the area fr pom the sky, helicopters and on the ground, officers and agents combing every inch of this neighborhood looking for rosato. we talked to a construction worker who heard that gunshot, says there was no miss taking what he heard. one man, though, said he didn't hear theenunshot and had no idea this was hap ning until he stepped outside his home which is just 50 yards from w

, hampton inn or refunded...the popular restaurant django which is connected to hotel fort des moines will remain fully operational during renovations which are expected to last over a year... our meteorologists are getting ready for a wild wednesday... severe weather - including a tornado or two - could be part of the mix tomorrow... let's check in with chief meteorologist ed wilson for a first look at the forecast...ed? mild conditions for the evening with temperatures in the 50s tonight. skies will stay cloudy through the night with some drizzle by morning. a strong storm system will bring thunderstorms to iowa wednesday afternoon which may become severe, especially across the iowa division of criminal investigation is looking into a fatal shooting. the calhoun county sheriff's office found a man dead at 205 second street in pomeroy around two o'clock this morning. no arrest have been made in the case, but officials don't believe the public is in danger. the name of the victim hasn't been released. polk county officials have released the names of three people who were shot at a nig

waterloo police investigate a shooting -- in the quality inn kwwl's macleod hageman visits the scene today. amanda -- people say they are relieved a person was taken into custody -- but police are investigating whether more 11 o-clock at night -- after complaints of shots fired in the quality inn parking lot. moments later -- 26- year-old keesha tu was taken into custody for a non-related probation violation . when they did get the real name they realized the person had a warrant out of linn county." "nearby business owners and fireworks late at night. mmments later, waterloo police arrived and started investigating the incident." "it doesn't matter whether it's east side or west side, we investigate them all, and try to determine who's doing the shots fired." captain dave mohlis says a handgun was also found in a nearby car. "whether that weapon was used in the incident itself of shots fired is undetermined. we're still investigating that part." a quality inn employee says the hotel was at 20-percent capacity duing the shooting -- and they do not believe guests were in any immediate

come and enjoy a night of great great fun for a great cause from 6:00 - 11:00 pm at the marina inn. to purchase tickets register at the link below or call 712 255-4084 jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. what's coming up on the show today. "today's show is customized for your body. we're giving u a plan to maximize your unique metabolic personality-type so it can work more efficiently. then, nurse nation is back with at-home health fixes for everyday aches and pains that only a nurse would know. and paula deen is here. she's got 40 pounds that she's lost and she's customizing your favorite thanksgiving foods by cutting out the fat." jessica rae: again that's coming up today on dr. oz at 4 o'clock right here on abc9. jessica rae scott: today's forecast calls for showers this morning then drizzle and cloud cover during the afternoon with a high of 57. tonight, we'll watch as showers pick back up in intensity and coverage with a low of 53. tomorrow's high is 58 with showers likely and some thun

elizabeth: kcci's vanessa peng reports the incident in question happened back in july at this drury inn off mills civic parkway. vanessa: the american civil liberties union of iowa says a black transgender woman's experience at a west des moines drury inn left her traumatized. >> this experience made her feel humiliated and it made her feel , like in iowa she doesn't have rights. vanessa: on tuesday the aclu of iowa filed a complaint with the claiming discrimination by the drury inn. the complaint says meagan taylor is a black transgender woman living in illinois. she and a friend who is also a black transgender woman stayed at the drury on the way to a funeral. on july 12 taylor checked into the hotel. taylor says it took an employee an hour to check in her while it took other guests just ten minutes. according to the complaint at some point during their stay drury staff called police to say taylor and her friend were engaging in prostitution, engaging in prostitution because they were men dressed as women. >> it's important to send a clear message not only to the drury but other busin

the armon inn but crews did have to rescue the owner from the building. he was reportedly asleep at the time. the fire broke out early wednesday morning. crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>> there is a warning this morning for people looking for love on the internet. fox25's daniel miller is here with a whole new way criminals are targeting victims online right here in boston. >> daniel: that's right, gene. boston police are warning crime spree called cat phishing crime spree called cat phishing. six people robbed in the past five weeks. all agreed to meet up through social media or dating web sites. in each case a man with a gun attacks the victim when they met at a specific address in mattapan and roxbury. online security experts say you should always meet in public places for your own protection. >> red flags are any time anyone wants to meet you at a home or even a park. you want to make sure that you are meeting them at a coffee shop or a restaurant. some populated area. >> daniel: boston police beli

the inn was built back in 1935. everything they could to save loss. sean: the hearing is being held in concord today based on a lawsuit filed by a terminally a woman suffering from stage -- ill woman suffering from stage four lung cancer. she filed a suit to obtain a medical marijuana id card. dhhs will not issue an id card until the dispensaries in new hampshire are open. erin: a sex assault victim is speaking out as the man convicted of repeatedly assaulting her fights to get his name removed from the state' s sex offender registry. the man, who was allowed to go guilty to sexual assault in 1987. he made the request after the state supreme court ruled that new hampshire' s law requiring certain criminal offenders convicted before 1997 to register is unconstitutional. the victim did not know about the request until recently and she said she wants to be heard. >> i' m not afraid. i' m here. my voice is going to be heard this time. i' m not the scared little girl from 30 years ago, from 20 years ago. i' m a grown woman and i did nothing wrong. erin: th

the inn is so relaxing. it makes us feel at home. i work hard in taiwan. so i come here to reward myself. >> translator: 70% to 80% of our guests are from overseas. the number of visitors from abroad is going up. most of our guests wear themselves out shopping in tokyo. we want to help them relax while they're here. >> reporter: chinese companies are also entering the local hotel business. after visiting a hotel in the hot springs resort the president of a chinese travel agency decided to buy it on the spot for $5.3 million. he wants to market the hotel to chinese tour groups. >> translator: it was love at first sight. >> reporter: the 20-year-old hotel has lost money over the last few years as the number of japanese tourists has dwindled br the new owner believes he can turn things around with a complete renovation and 20 additional rooms. the day after the deal was sealed, the president assembled the employees to introduce himself. >> translator: my travel agency is now the official owner of this hotel. we want to work hard along with all of you. >> repo

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no one was hurt in the blaze at the armont inn. but crews had to rescue the owner from the building. he was reportedly asleep at the time. this fire broke out early wednesday morning and crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>> this morning, a local veteran is about to have his missing american flag returned to him. navy vet john lewis said he went to the south shore plaza in braintree to do shopping yesterday. when he came out a large flag attached to a large pole on his truck was missing. >> i looked and it was gone. the whole medal was ripped off and went. someone had to jump up and rip the flag off the back of the truck. >> julie: late last night the owner of a body truck found the flag in the middle of route 37 in braintree. lewis and the shop owner have connected through our facebook page and plan to meet up. >>> 4:37. police find two bronze cemetery markers at a scrap field. one honors service in world war ii. the other for fighting in vietnam. you can see the plaques were damag

firefighters are responding to a large fire at the armand inn up in campton. we are hearing that at least half of the building is on fire. ellsworth hill road is closed as a result. we have a crew headed to the scene. you will need to avoid the ellsworth hill road area in erin: police and from aunt have interviewed the man they say admitted distributing kkk recruitment flyers in burlington, vermont, but prosecutors are deciding whether he should face criminal charges. the detectives said he was hoping to get new members and said he believes what he did was legal and that he thinks he is the only member in vermont. an ohio man faces a list of charges including child endangerment after getting his nine-year-old neighbor to drive him to the store. 27-year-old corey mathais got drunk and decided he needed more barbecue sauce for his dinner, so he got the boy to drive him the two blocks to get some. police say mathais was more than three times the legal limit. sean: the new york state attorney general has ordered two daily fantasy sports companies to stop accepting

he called 911 and went over to the inn. police officers kicked in the front door and found the lone occupant and took that man out. the man was transported to the hospital but is expected to be fine. firefighters say they do not know how the fire started or where it started. one difficulty they had was getting water to the scene. they had to go to for alarms and get extra equipment for water supply. no firefighters were injured in the fire. they do not know how it started. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you for the update. there are several events planned around the state today to celebrate veterans day. state leaders including governor , hassan are expected to speak at the annual ceremony this morning at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. there is also a ceremony at nine in the hall of flags at the state house. the parades scheduled in manchester and nashua have been canceled because of the rain. it is a shame the rain has put a damper on the festivities. kevin: here it is, centered around veterans day morni

and holiday inn in coralville says there are literally zero hotel rooms left in all of the county. "it's good for business, you wish you could help the people, and there's nowhere i can refer them to, so when you look in our computer system it's saying there are still a few rooms left in cedar rapids, but there's really nothing in town here. " in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. to load up tons of materials as the business moves out of cedar rapids. the company is moving to 500 57th street in marion. that location is twice as large as the old one. today workers moved one of two varnish tanks, one of which weighs more than 40 thousand pounds. they use it to coat motors with varnish so they don't collect dust or unwanted elements. hupp electric is moving for the first time in 47 years because the owner says business is growing. "and the location we've got we're gonna have plenty of room for expansion the next hundred years and i hope i can live to see that-- not sure if i will but i think for the future it will be very very good for the company as we grow." hupp hopes to c

the fairfield inn & suites participates in a program called rooms in the inn, according to the omaha world-herald. the hotel will also offer free rooms on christmas and christmas eve. just nearby, lawmakers are looking for new ways to draw national and international tourists to nebraska. the legislature's appropriations committee will hold a hearing tuesday at the capitol to discuss funding options for state tourism sites. the hearing will look at what other states have done to attract more tourists and promote economic development. senators also want to see which tourism sites provide the biggest economic benefit to the state. south dakota's higher education board is looking at whether to six public universities. the south dakota board of regents will address the issue wednesday at its meeting at black hills state university in spearfish, according to the argus leader. along with sporting events, the change could include performing arts venues and other special events. opponents say allowing alcohol sales on campus could encourage binge drinking and create additional problems for th

enjoy every sip of the new hide in boston volunteers came together at thepine street inn and prepared thousands of meals for kids in need. it's all about giving hope and back to people whose lives have been disrupted by difficulties. fox 25 stephanie quinus was there. >> reporter: the dining room in dorchester was buzzing today are, full of conversation and of course food. but for those sitting down to this thanksgiving meal, their reason for being here is one boston city officials hope to eliminate in the coming years. homelessness. >> we have an opportunity now in the city to do something special for them. >> reporter: norman davis, a veteran, became homeless a year and a half ago. he says life has been difficult. >> people don't know and that's the problem right now is that going on. really slipped under the rug. >> reporter: but thanks to pine street inn, norman found a place to stay, a support system and the stability to move forward. >> hope is very important. >> it can be done. >> reporter: hope and tradition are what today's all about, sharing in the annual feast together. >>

cg: rachel hahader/colony inn restaurant employee) "ooe of my co- workers likes to golf and he's probably gonna be a little bit upset by it." many amana residents say they'll miss going to the clubhouse for dinners... live enteratainment... and the spectacular view from inside. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "some people who live in amana think that the clubhouse fire may also affecclocal businesses, especially in the amana colonies." business owners say they've seen women come into the clubhouse... and that they m my inn restaurant employee) "it'll are staying positive that the clubhouse will be rebuilt. (sot) "it's a good area and i think there's gonna be something back here. you know, it'spjust too nice of an area not to have something here." we've got you covered in iowa city... hillary maglin...wwl news. some local people say they would be happy to help clean up the debris and iconic clubhouse. thousands of peoplefrom around the country are in eastern iowa this weekend for the 38-th annual national farm toy show. there are hundreds of toy -- of all ages. the show iia place where people --

their investigation into what destroyed the armant inn. cruz did everything they could to save the building, but it is a total loss. sean: the hearing is being held today in a lawsuit filed by a terminally ill woman suffering from stage four lung cancer. last week, she filed a lawsuit to obtain a medical marijuana id card that would allow her to legally get medical marijuana in maine. dhhs will not issue an id card until new hampshire' s dispensaries are open. a hearing is scheduled for this morning. erin: a sex assault victim is speaking out. the man convicted of assaulting her repeatedly is fighting to get his name off the sex offender registry. he pleaded guilty back in 1987. he made the request to have his after the state supreme court s law requiring certain offenders to unconstitutional. the victim says she wants to be heard. >> i' m not afraid. i' m here. my voice is going to be heard this time. i' m not the scared little girl from 30 years ago, 20 years ago. i' m a grown woman and i did nothing wrong. erin: the new hampshire coalit

. >>> 200 jobs saved at the historic mill ridge inn. in -- milleridge inn. it dates back to the 1600s. >>> dozens of firefighters are fighting hot spots. flames burned through five acres, in new jersey 5:00 this afternoon. and caused traffic to back up for miles. >>> rain on the way may help the firefighters. also today's temperatures at least 10 to 15 degrees higher than normal for our area. elise finch with the weekend forecast. >> that's correct. temperatures in the 60s for many locations today but you're right, we're also going to see rain. right now the vortex satellite and radar showing the clouds moving in, a broader picture showing this cold front that is going to bring us rain and cooler temperature. i'll have the details coming up in the full forecast. >>> a security scare on the brooklyn bridge, a woman's dangerous decision and how officers got her down. >> plus, a thanksgiving day confession to his family, hassidic teen shot but police say it was no hate crime. >> all i kept thinking in my head was keyshawn, you can't die on me. >> a school nurse

the owner had to be carried to safety as smoke filled the armont inn in campton early yesterday morning. a neighbor called 911 after hearing popping sounds and seeing flames. nobody was seriously hurt. emily: one person is dead more than a dozen hurt after a home explodes in new jersey. it happened yesterday morning at a multi-family home in the town of elizabeth. investigators say someone inside the house may have been illegally tapping into a natural gas line. gaping sinkhole in a parking lot in mississippi. the lot caved-in on saturday , swallowing at least 12 an expert says the 30-foot hole collapsing because of new construction in the area. incredibly nobody was hurt. randy: former boston sportscaster bob lobel is suing a newton golf course claiming discrimination. lobel says the woodland golf club is wrongly denying his cart for the disabled. he is seeking a quarter million dollars in damages. woodland' s manager says lobel can still play the course but cannot use his cart in the bunkers because of safety concerns or on the greens because it tears them up. emily: the celtics' two

in order to dig that tunnel, 900 feet that inn that direction they had to remove hundreds of tons of dirt. yet the neighbors say they saw nothing and heard nothing. i asked the mexican officer with usho built it? >> the cartel? el chapo? >> reporter: he said he doesn't know. it was abandoned when they got there. >> right at the end of ts street, just four blocks that that right there is the border fence which means that that tunnel was dug right underneath the noses of body u.s. and mexican authorities. following the line of the tunnel above ground, supervisory border patrol agent tom pittma admits thatat's probay true. customs and border protection has robotss they insert in the tunnels. this is o one of tse robots' viewew inside drainage pipe used to smuggle drugs. cause of the tools and debris so often left in tse tunnels the robots often snag and get stuck. they tell us there's no technological solution on the horirizoneither. what they knoww is that when they find a tunnel they know they have an exit point and there's only one way to find out its entry. >> so basically the techn

an armed robbery happened in the parking lot of a fairfield inn there. it started as a meet up from craigslist. pair of sneakers, but when he showed up at the meeting place, he was robbed at gunpoint. police are still searching for another suspect. >>> a former police officer in new hampshire will be sentenced today for assault. ex-officer mark richardson pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into the wall at the seabrook police station in 2009. you see that surveillance video of the incident. the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with all but one day suspended if richardson seeks treatment. >>> according to "the globe," several insurers have begun imposing restrictions on painkillers like oxycontin and vicodin. some are lifting restrictions on addiction treatment or assigning caseworkers to help addicts in the recovery process. >>> a new documentary is in the works about the station nightclub tragedy being made by the lead singer of the band who was playing when the deadly 100 people died when fireworks ignited a blaze in the wes

. >>> just in time for the holiday, worker at the historic millridge inn learned they will be keeping their jobs. last month the inn's 200 employees were sent layoff notices after the long-time owner sold the property to a developer. now they will keep the inn scope retain the jobs it dates back to the 1600s. >> it's really nice back there, there's little shops, too. >> time now, 6:37. you have had the turkey and started shopping, but how about the decorations? details on a new device that stringing your lights. >>> how you can use kids' old toys to get new ones for free. >>> an outdoor pool 17 stories high. coming up, we are living large on the upper west side. >> i hope it's heated because you don't want to go for a dive today. we talking about temperatures in the mid-50s and getting colder into the workweek. up. >>> we have new video now of the moments two people narrowly escaped death in fairfield, connecticut. police dash cam video shows the vehicle slammed into their car. state police released it to remind drivers to move over when emergency vehicles are parked on the shoulder.

flames broke out at the armont inn early this morning. the owner was the only inside at -- only person inside at the time. he was able to get out safely after a neighbor woke up and called 911. more than sixty firefighters from the lakes region and beyond responded. according to the historical society, the armot inn was built in 1935. a woman for manchester is working with her neighbors to clean up their streets and put an end to the negativity surrounding it. just last week a man was shot and killed across the street from heather phillips apartment building. she says she' s trying to teach the kids in the city that when something bad happens, you don' t have two retaliate with violence. >> this shows them that it doesn' t need to be the case. you can do something good. by cleaning up the neighborhood, we are actually taking back our neighborhood, because people will see us cleaning up and see we actually care. shelley philipp says the big : items have already been piled up but this weekend they will be going out again and picking up more

of course, some may recall this video, an obviously hungry rat dragging around a full slice of pizza inn the suby station. >> it was a viral sensation. now pranksters have designed a remote controlled pizza rat and, of course, they let it loose on the streets of the big apple. some pedestrians petrified when they saw it, scurrying out of the way as quickly as they could. >> others likely could tell that it was fake right away and didn't react as drastically. >> those are all tourists. more news after this. here's a little healthy advice. eat well, live well, and take of what makes you, you. right down to your skin with aveeno aveeno daily moisturizing lotion withth the gooess of active naturals oat and 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. healthy skin equals beautiful skin. and for shower softness, add the body wash, too! this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. >>> checking our top stories, the republicans gearing up to slug it out in milwaukee. eight candidates will take the stage with donald trump and ben car

like, really, it's swept under the rug. >> but thanks to pine street inn, davis found a place to stay, a support system and the stability to move forward. >> hope is very important. and we can go beyond hope. it can be done. >> it worked out pretty good for me. >> hope and tradition are what today was all about, sharing in this annual feast together. >> the biggest thing when you're homeless is any sense of routine and normalcy and you desperately want to get back to a normal life. >> today was also about gratitude for those sitting at the table and for those handing out the plates. a reminder that while the world can be difficult and scary, there are those who want to lift each other up and offer a chance at a better life. >> i'm real happy. >> organizers also told me they are very close to ending homelessness among veterans. right now, they're finding housing for the remaining 20 veterans who need a home. they also hope to find homes for everyone in need within the next few years. >> they do great work. a group of boston paramedics being hailed as heroes. hospital, but by the time t

the owner had to be carried to safety as smoke filled the armont inn in campton just after 4:00 this morning. a neighbor who heard popping sounds and spotted the flames called 911. ed: this is less than 24 hours after pundits called him the win wither and senator ted cruz heads to new hampshire. heather: he was looking to capitalize on that buzz. he held a town hall in cunningston putting the focus on the role of the u.s. military on this this vets day. voters eager to get a closer look at the candidates. >> stand up. stand up. if we stand up to the soviet union and key fend our rights, then will be damned we lose them to our own government. heather: tomorrow morning, cruise in concord, new hampshire to reg are the name in the first of the primary. ed: bob low bills sueing a newton golf course suing discrimination. wrongly denying the right to use the specialized golf cart for the disabled and seeking a quarter of a million in damages. >> they said you cannot autos the cart. it wasn't that i fot play. i could play. you can not use that cart here. ed: woodland's manager says he can pl

the investigation into a fire that destroyed a historic inn in camden, new hampshire. no one was hurt but crews had to rescue the owner from the building. he was reportedly asleep at the time. the fire broke out early yesterday morning and crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>> this morning a local veteran is about to have his missing american flag rirnd to him. navy vet john lewis said he went to the south shore plaza in braintree to do shopping yesterday. when he came out, a large flag attached to a metal pole on his truck was missing. >> i looked and it was gone. the whole metal was ripped up and bent. someone had to jump up and rip the flag off the back of the truck. >> late last night the owner of a local auto body shop said he found flag matching lewis's description in the military of route 27 in braintree. lewis and the shop owner connecteded through our up today. >>> a local pop warner football team fighting for a win to honor a teammate they lost earlier. the hyde park cowboys have dedicated the season to a man

everyone feels the loss of the inn. kristen: flames through the inn, a local landmark. >> it's been there as long as anyone can remember, certainly a big loss to the community. kristen: the fire started around 4:30. neighbor andrew gannon called 911. >> within 15 minutes, it had gone from the back of the house all the way to the front. kristen: police were the first to arrive, gannon and an officer went in and woke up the owner who was sleeping. ambulance crew, refused transport. kristen: he was awoken just in time. once the firefighters arrived, the flames swept fast. >> we had crews internally to stop it. it got up into the attic and quickly spread throughout the rest of the building. at that point we had to pull our crews out. kristen: more than 60 firefighters came to help, water had to be shuttled in from over a mile away. >> the amount of fire there was in that old of a building, it was an uphill battle. kristen: the building has been torn down for safety. it was built in 1935 according to the historical society.

and hampton inn. the company's corporate director was unavailable for comment but said more would be explained in a news release sometime today. downtown des moines' newest hotel took a big step forward last night. the city council signed off on its portion of making the events center hotel a reality. work will begin almost immediately. demolition will start in early december. construction will begin in february. the building is expected to open by the end of 2017. yesterday we told you to expect a major announcement on the future of walnut street in downtown des moines. this morning we found out what it is ... wells fargo is renovating its lobby. the bank on walnut street will transform its entryway into a museum honoring the history of the company and des moines. it will be the 12th bank-museum of its kind. while it might not be an earth-shattering announcement, des moines officials say it is a small step towards creating a better downtown. 110904-110923 "this is one more reason to bring your family

date: november 06 time: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm location: holiday inn downtown "top of the tower" 1050 6th ave. " you're watching : sabrina: on your money now a provision in the deal could mean some phone calls to student loan holders.. the deal contains a provision allowing the government to collect federal debts using automated calling systems to mobile phones. companies that service federal student loans have long called on the government to allow them to robocall people whose loans are in delinquency. there was 94 billion dollars of student loan debt in default in 2013.. tonight on local five, we take a look at how student loan debt is affecting those in iowa. sabrina: meanwhile, sherwin-williams has created a paint it says can kill bacteria... germs are a major cause of healthcare- associated infections in hospitals. paint shield claims to kill over 99-point-9 percent of these bacterias after they've been on a painted surface for two hours. the cdc says such a product would be great but to be deemed effective it must meet a lot of criteria and undergo testing in both a lab and healthc

god was at the nights inn on november 7th at 2:30 p.m. for sure.t was he that saved that officer's life. >> wow. a two-hour long stand-off ensued after which lloyd franklin was found dead. franklin was wanted for the murder after north carolina couple. his girlfriend, who was also a suspect, and another man, were also arrested. >> add another college to the list of schools taking honorary degrees away from bill cosby. board at drew rescinded his degree which he held for 13 years. cosby has been under fire lately after admit nag deposition that he god prescription drugs to give to women he wanted to have sex with. cosby has never been charged with any crimes. >> philadelphia's financial watchdog is calling it a wireless waste, tens every thousands of dollars in unused wireless internet hardware just sitting in a warehouse, nutter administration is being blamed. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has that store. >> i it may not look like much at first glance, but inside this warehouse in south philadelphia, there are unopened boxes, and more boxe

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the event is november 16th at the holiday inn conference center. people need to rsvp by november 12th. seats are still available. head to iowa fraud fighters dot gov to register. it's interesting that they are coming back to eastern iowa so soon. right. thanks a lot forrest. republican presidential candidate ben carson has been taking questions on the events he wrote in his book. a wall street journal article focuses on a story from carson's 19-90 the neurosurgeo n wrote in a yale class called "perceptions 301", students were led to believe tests had been burned, requiring all the students to take it. in the book, carson said he was the only student who didn't walk out. but leaders from yale told the wall street journal that there was no such psychology class. sot " the burden of proof is not going to be on me to corroborate everything that i've ever talked about in my life because once i start down that road, every single day from now until the election you're going to be spending your time doing that and we have much more important things to do "

the busisisses were going to o affected by the credidi crisis that caused the correctiti, and we sawt inn 2011, many buying opportunities i in companies that had littleo do with the worries of the potential fall of the u.s. government. how can a mexican restaurant chain take a hit? how about those that got banged down by the government sequester. the defense stocks didn't go down because their budgets were pretty good. often there was a connection to the causes of the selloff and yet the stocks get hit. i came up with something that i think will help you. syndrome, as to what does that selloff cause? what does it have to do the price to earnings ratio of bristol-myers? most likely nothing. it's likely to call that company a blue chip company, and it worked since 1983. you don't want to buy stocks leading to the climb, you want to look for stocks in an area independent. even if you think you are approaching the bottom and the worst performers going to become the best performers, and once the company breaks it's difficult for itself to mend and that's true for more sectors. here's the botto

crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>well, let's look at the roads. like we do with your weather every 10 minutes. you can see still slow on 128 southbound through lexington. and similar story on 93 south heading from medford to somerville. a look at the drive times coming up in minutes. >> weather: in boston right now, we have the cloud cover, we have temperatures hoovering in the upper 40s right now. at 10:00 49 degrees. 50 by 11:00. and steady drizzle and dense fog already arriving in central mass. i will time out the progression up next. >> anchor: g q said this is the best burger on the planet. and the news has started a firestorm online. one thing missing that has some saying it is not a burger. >> plane slammed into his home destroying everything. before the crash. >>well, known socialite in new york state turns up dead at home. brutally beating lois collie to death at her home. collie was the wife of billionaire eugene collie that owns mcdonald franchises across the country. police do not have any suspects at t

to meet with voters at the "hilton garden inn." then he's headed to ames... to host an event at "jeff's pizza." where waukee students will go to school next year is now in the hands of the school board... its members are responsible for finalizing a new boundary proposal... presented to them last night. the plan is to reduce overcrowding in many of its elementary schools and to prepare the opening of "grant ragan elementary school" next fall. the new boundary would affects nearly 600 students. but many parents say the changes will negatively impact their kids' 'my son, whos currently in first grade, will be in three schools by the time hes in fourth grade and theres an overwhelming body of research, as the glen village talked about, that suggest s that making children switch schools is not good for their learning. it sets them back 6-8 months, 6-9 months, and it also has profound psychological effects that really arent fully understood.' the school board will vote on the plan in december. still ahead on your news at noon. every week, meteorologist jeriann rit

>> well, i stayed at the holiday inn last night.. (applause). >> stephen: cornell jack jacobs, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. make a friend to make it home. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thanks so much. thank you, jon. thai, human. my next gueue is an emmy-winning producer, come ed yen, author and the host of "realtime" on hbo. please welcome bill maher. (applause). on. >> is that a colonel or a general. >> stephen: a colonel. >> we should give him a promotion. >> stephen: really? >> because i think he was-- . >> stephen: it's soaberring but t tells it like it i i >> you don't hear thahaa lot. you hear a lot especially from the republicans, that, you know-- (laughter) just the name gets a laugh. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> that you know, we need to wipe them out-- . >> stephen: that's a laugh attack. >> you used to be a republican. >> stephen: i done know what you are talking about. i've always worked here. yes. >> no, republicans don't talk quititas sharply as that. >> they talk about wipin

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that's at the holiday inn... at noon. some metro families are feeling the generosity of iowans today... as they were served a thanksgiving meal a few days early. families received the meals at first christian church in des night. a group of des moines entrepreneurs paired with price choppers grocery and dowling catholic high school to prepare and serve the meals. i would honestly say the reason my brother and i wanted to do this is because....it isn't about price chopper, it isn't about dowling, its about helping the community families enjoyed 52 hams and side dishes at their feast. the retail price of frozen turkey is dropping, just in time for thanksgiving. the u-s-d-a's latest survey shows an "18-cent" per pound drop from last week. that brings the average price to "90-cents" per pound. the "national turkey federation" estimates that 46-million turkeys are eaten on thanksgiving in america. one very special turkey will be recognized today... governor terry branstad will carry out on the annual tradition of the turkey to

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that is all indicative of this inn dee sighs itches.hings that we need to look at are the russell and nasdaq. if we can maintain above certain key levels that we have for the in ex week or so, go back and retest the highs of early november and perhaps trade back to an all time high in december. >> we will see. thanks. see you later. >> the worst performer on the dow is united health. those shares down more than 5%, about 5.5%, the company down grading its forecast blaming the high cost of obamacare. joining us for more is mositas. the entire health insurer space getting vold on this news. what has changed for united health so dramatically since the last time they ee iterated that i remember guidance about a month ago? >> basically they have said that the exchange business is unprofitable for them and honestly this should be a surprise to no one pause no with u.n. has been making money off of the marketplaces through obamacare. in fact, insurers lost about $2.5 billion, with a b, in 2014 which amounts to about $163 per person. so i think