in & ben's younger son, jack, has never been to the family's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we determined and decided as a family that transferring him would be the best choice." it's a decision that likely saved jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll in elk point, and nurses are in high demand. erin hopes by sharing their story... somone out there will be the

jack has spent most of his life in an ohio children's hospital... right now, jack is only in his elk point home through pictures and thoughts. but, his family hopes he'll be able to come home in january... if they line-up the in-home nursing care they'll need to manage his ventilator and other medical concerns. erin miltenberger says, "right now there's such a nursing shortage, it's difficult to find those home nurses." ben says, "we've kind of been this close to where we are now, but then he's had a setback." jessica rae: a nurse who might be interested in home, is needed! the miltenbergers are working through universal pediatrics. jack doequalify for care 24/7, so insurance helps them out and the company is able to offer benefits and even a sign-on bonus. jessica rae: in this weeks gardening segment... shows us how to shrubs into your garden. with more. "landscapes are dynamic - changing with the season, over time and as our gardening goals transplanting them into a better space that will accommodate their mature size, growing needs and your landsc

their 2-year-old, jack, has spent his hospital. like, he could and while that's exciting, it means they'll need more support than ever. jenna rehnstrom has there story... health matters. as the through their routine, a piece of their family is missing. if fact, quite whole. erin says, "we have two boys. cale is 6 erin & ben's younger been to the family's was born 16 weeks only a pound and a delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we determined and decided as a family that transferring him would be the best choice." it's a decision that likely saved jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as plann

jack has been a great mentor to me and i preach it is helping much. >> or did you go to college ?uestion mark >> i transfer to the university of georgia for pharmacy. it is a pharmacy -- 40 degree. degree.year when i was in college i wanted to be an athlete. i made a deal with my dad. dad i will get more serious about a job. anyway, i decided i better get a job. it was perfect for me. it.ve it -- loved i love interacting with customers. i knew exactly what i wanted to do when i get into college. >> i see the footballs behind you. >> it is a big rivalry. i represent the state of georgia so i cannot show partisanship that much. .'m an avid dog fan >> how did you make the transition from being a pharmacist to entering politics? >> you know, i get asked that question quite often. that, but i'vee been interested in public service. growing up i was very active in my church and held leadership roles. i was president of freshman class. very active as time went on. when i got out of school, i was working and my wife and i were starting our careers, but when i opened by own business on nove

i'm jack miller. stephanie has all state agencies in iowa are ordered to halt work on resettling syrian refugees. but tonight, one iowa group says it has no plans to stop offering aid to refugees coming to iowa. jack: the director of the iowa international center says the united nations and federal government are in control of allowing refugees into the country. and if syrian refugees make their way to iowa-- they'll still be happy to help them. we want to be clear - the international center is not a state agency. judy 2:42 it's not only welcoming refugees and doing the right thing, it's welcoming wonderful members of iowa's community. jack: the center provides language classes and help with housing and transportation through private funding. jack: iowa has a rich history of helping refugees. in the 70's and 80's, governor robert ray helped 8,000 flee from southeast asia during the vietnam war. since then, though, refugee resources have decreased in iowa. tonight, local 5's kattey ortiz sits down with an iowan who

. >> jack has yet another prank up his sleeve. >> sneaks up behind them like a ninja. >> why this nodethod works charm they're like bubbles, more bubbles. >>> is there a blue pen down there? i thought i dropped a blue pen on the other side of you. >> there's no -- ah! >> scaring people is funny. >> i saw that coming. >> but, of course, all scares don't have to come so big. check out jack vale, one of our favorites. jack is taking it all the way down and freaking people out in the grocery store. sneaks up behind them like a ninja while they're distracted. >> excuse me. >> oh, my gosh. >> did i scare you? >> no one quite realizes he's there and sometimes he's getting like the breath on the back of their neck close. >> that's too close for comfort. >> is that where you do the spice check? i'm sorry. >> swigsal awareness of some of these people amazingly bad. >> that's great bread. >> some of the best responses come when he's doing the smallest sound but going to women a little bit older. >> oh! >> i'm sorry. >> scare senior citizens like that. >> you would like to think your sense would

google has not had great success with enterprise. jack not been joined up at all, but now they are consolidating their businesses all into one division. that is much closer to how microsoft has been trying to do a vertical solution. it will take google away from the point product marketing which damaged its message in the past and made it seem more niche. cory: interesting. we will see where google makes this work or not. looking at the cloud. we appreciate your time. thank you. ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west." jack dorsey. another does of bad news. bradone, head of global -- stone. what you think of these? let's talk about yahoo!. kids.pregnant, two again,a lot of heat, what is the latest? >> activist investor is back. a year ago, they stirred the pot and got people excited because they wanted yahoo! to do something special with their alibaba stake. yahoo! made a big announcement. said,. like you brad: they have come back and said we have thought about that, but we also want this option. it is a new way to guard against taxes by doing a

despite the popularity of the old logo, city leaders say this new one has an eye on the future. jack: waukee has been busy swapping out their logos for new ones, like this one at city hall. it hasn't been a cheap operation, but city leaders believe the facelift is more indicative of the way the city is moving. local 5's jacob pecklo has more. jacob: natural sound of snow shovel moving geoff warmouth has been busy running his hardware store in waukee for two decades now. natural sound: "measure, right?" but as the city has grows, he's found the demands at the shop are a little bit different. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "i used to know everybody that came through that door by name, but now i don't know everybody that comes through that door." warmouth says the school districts have been a big reason that people have been moving to the area, and why it's been expanding so quickly. and that's brought plenty of changes, like a new logo unveiled tuesday night. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "everything needs to be readdressed over time. just because something was good 20

jack harper has some of their stories. >> clearly vietnam veterans did most of our returning veterans do today. >> father patrick healy served two tours in vietnam and will never forget the brutal homecoming some men received. >> when we landed in san francisco, there were organized groups that wanted to harass the soldiers that were come back, you know. made them feel very despondent. >> some of the veterans at the chelsea soldier's home were absolutely certain the lack of support and outright hostility helped push many returning g.i.'s over the edge. >> the amount of alcohol and drug abuse is horrendous. >> i stayed at the shelter for a couple of months and was unemployed for almost 10 years. >> ray is one of thousands who spent time for homeless vets in boston. it's estimated on any given shelters or on the streets, and a majority of them, vietnam vets. >> out of the 200 or 300 people i kept in contact with afterwards probably 2/3 of them ended up getting divorced and it because of how we were. >> today's returning combat veterans are often helped with housing and employment. it's

. >> jack has been off facebook for two years, he said he left the drama behind with it. >> friends that i had, that would post things, that i would find, you know, ac little strange. >> the study conducted by the happiness research institute shows people who gave up facebook for just one week reported higher levels of satisfaction, overall, facebook users were 39% more likely to feel unhappy, than the non-user. about 88% of non-users describe themselves as happy compared with 81% of people on facebook. >> we can fall into a pattern of comparing ourselves. and casino of looking at the curated life that people share, and maybe feeling a sense of dis a appointment because everything looks so perfect that everyone shares on social media. >> social media expert, annie, says the behavior of checking a page to see what friends are up to is a so addicting and forces to up make comparisons or feel like we have to keep up with the jones'. >> and i think that maybe 50 years ago pea who peaked out of their living room windows thought their neighbor across the street had better lawn, better car, pre

jack has brought us some cranberry sauce. or some turkey gravy, if you have a quarter of a cup of each of cranberry sauce or gravy. >> you go first. >> i say gravy. >> and you would be right. because it's 30 calories. >> meredith has a midriff on. >> and look at that, a giant, inflatable turkey. >> yay! >> spike it! >> all right, coming up, he's ready to get his big solo tour going. >> and we have guests ready to music after this.[coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are turning to delsym for longer lasting delsym has an advanced time release formula that helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. that's three times longer than the leading cough liquid. all night... or all day. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and alsokeeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. i'm here at my house, on thanksgiving day andi have

george: jack has gotten better as eeo. -- ceo. him when it was jack and evan at the beginning with little ability to execute on anything. emily: he is more mature. george: he is more mature and a better manager, for sure. at twitter, they have a whole host of issues. coming up with a product that everyone wants to use. emily: how confident are you with his ability to innovate the products significantly. we have seen the hearts and stars. george: those are marginal. in reality, the original product was a fusion of evan's ideas, jack's ideas, and a couple of people who are not known to be founders. emily: what would you like to see twitter do? george: no one knows what the product is. the user growth has been stalling because they have gotten into the power user group. new user growth is also stalling because people are asking, what can you do with this besides the current use? it is interesting the facebook growth is continuing to accelerate, while twitter continues to stall. no one knows how to solve that. emily: does it matter if

that can really reduce the amount of granule and liquids that we'll use during a storm " jack: west des moines also has mobile infra-red cameras on their trucks. it's another tool helping them during these storms that change road conditions quickly. jack: speaking of technology, there are a few that can really help you keep an eye on road conditions before you get out the door. local 5's lucas casey is live at the digital media center with the details, lucas? lucas/dmc and be sure to track where the dot plows are today. track where the dot plows are today. you see which streets have already been plowed and which ones are up next. on the plow tracker on the department of transportation's website, you can see where they are and the road conditions in real time and even look at a recent picture from plows out on the roads. if you want to check it out, just head to iowa d- o-t dot gov slash winter driving or 5-1-1 dot org and take a look before you head out in this weather. as of now, though, the d-o-t isn't recommending unncessary travel as you can see roads in north central are partially or fully covered

late and pretty close to meaningless but one worcester man tells me he is ready to hear what jack russell has to say. >> it will be 13 years in february, almost unreal the station nightclub survivor micro ricardi. miekmike. he made it out with second over the years he has processed the pain even published a book about it. >> i feel guilt, having survivors' guilt. >> i doesn't see a man whose rock band killed 100 people, i saw a man that sat down with us tickets. survivors pain. >> it's taken him 13 years to say i'm sorry. >> i'm not absolutely solve absolving, but understand. >>> wbz news. >>> tonight a new hampshire mother is facing charges in her teen's daughter. her mother jasmine rude and boyfriend are charged in connection to the teen's death. >> the fact that it is the mother to have victim makes it even more disturbing to me. >> and published reports say that eve's mother was trying to push her into a life of prostitution and drugs. arrested. >>> tonight we are learning the body of a teenager. the 18-year-old had been missing since mid october. a construction crew building a police do

their 2-year-old, jack, has spent his entire life in the hospital. but, now it looks like, he could come home soon... and while that's exciting, it means they'll need more support than ever. abc9 news anchor jenna rehnstrom has there story... in this weeks your health matters. as the miltenbergers go rough r normal evening routine, a piece of their family is missing. if fact, they've never been quite whole. erin says, "we have two boys. cale is 6 and ja is 2." erin & ben's younger son, jack, hasever been to thfamily's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we detererned and decided as a family that transferrinin him would be the st choice." it

jack. >> he is so cute. >> he will be one on thanksgiving. man this year has flown by. the here's the deal, he is a man of the 2015's and 16's. >> yes. >> you know what he sent me yesterday. >> what? >> his amazon wish list. >> i wouldn't be shocked if he did it himself. >> he did that. >> well, his momma did that. >> yes. >> he wants books, he wants some kind of place mats that he likes, big glasses, cups, he wants a tricycle, and he will play with his feet, i guess. he wants a special bench. that is just the start of it. >> that is one of the tips from the mom squad, because there is grandparents, aunts, uncles, make one of these amazon lists. when pretty was that age and i made an amazon list, there was also stuff for me. >> stuff for you on his list. >> yes. >> why not. >> how nice. >> very sweet. >> jack's wish list. >> okay. there are a number of movies i want to see this weekend but number one for me is a real serious topic, it is called spotlight. it is about the sex scandal a of the catholic church. we have been through that. a and boston as well. and new york.

jack: it's not rain. but snow that's has people talking now. chief meterologist brad edwards joining us brad (( ad lib weather tease )) jack: is it a sign of the times? or rather, a symbol of the times? ahead, why oxford dictionaries' word of the year isn't even a word at all! but next... " she wasn't gone for that long, it happened so fast / so fast, it can happen so fast" jack: it's the kind of story that'll get the attention of any parent, when we come back. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: welcome back -- now to that horrible abduction in kentucky. a 7-year-old girl, "gabby" doolin, was found dead just minutes after being separated from her parents during a football game on saturday. it's been ruled a homicide. and the little girl's parents are speaking about it for the first time. chris conte has the story. " the rain that fell from the skies over scottsville kentucky today .... largely matched the tears of amy

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jack: the polk county has an unsolved homicide from over the though dozens of people saw it. it happened at evolution nightclub on northwest 6th when police arrived, they heard shots 20 year old dashwan smith moines injured. he died later at the hospital. were shot, but police haven't made any arrests in the case. neighbors are really mad about this nightclub ... and their anger started before this incident. we'll hear from them coming up at six. stephanie/otsr in norwalk this morning-- a student was hit by a car on his way to school. it happened on the road outside of lakewood elementary school. the school tells us the student had to be taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. now there was no crossing guard in the spot where this accident happened this morning... which is causing school officials and police to take a closer look at their policies... we'll dive deeper into that tonight at six. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... it's plain and red. so why are the new holiday starbuck's cups casing a social media uproar? jack: but next... trying to p

. >> except for a few brief periods, jack hill has been in florida prisons since 1977. he's been at santa rosa for the past year. >> the one thing this place will do, it will do one of two things. and this is not physical. this is all mental. it will either break you down. you will be filled with hate, anger, you know. the other way is you try to just -- you have to stay focused and after a while that becomes a way of habit. you don't even think about it. you know? you see a bad situation, you try to steer away from it, you know. >> hill is currently one of the more than 2,800 inmates housed at santa rosa. those considered to be the worst of the worst are assigned to the close management unit. >> we have the largest close management population currently in the state of florida. those inmates are more assaultive and more disruptive than the normal population inmates in the state. the close management inmates, if proven to be an inability to live in population due to repeated disciplines within their department, their disruption of institutions throughout the state, their

jack/2shot: tonight at ten... everyone has " "lets have a rootin, tootin good time! - hahaha!" stephanie: 7-year-old camry cole loves the toy story franchise. not only watching the movies and playing with the characters, but also reading anything that has buzz and woody in it, which her mother lezlie says hasn't always been easy. lezie cole says: "she had a really rough time in first grade with reading, it was a real struggle for her and she was frustrated and you could see it and it was affecting her behavior because i can't do this so i'm going to act out." stephanie: lezlie cole says being a single parent also isn't easy - she isn't always able to reward her kids. but thanks to a family in ankeny, that changed. tongiht at 10 see what happens when camry visits andy's room. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your >>> it's going to be a of people. >> sophia and joe's wedding private resort. >> plus, charlie sheen's godd versus goddess. our new exclusive. >> it's what's coming up right now. >> on "entertainment tonight." >> that's why she's angry. -p>> never said anything.

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. >> the smoking ban is one of the more significant changes that jack hill has seen over the past 30 serving a life sentence for a burglary and assault that took place in 1977, when he was 18 years old. since then, he has been paroled three times. but each time hill gets out he finds himself back behind bars. >> the times i was out, i tried to do one thing that you can't never do. i tried to make up for the years that i lost. still that 18-year-old kid. i'll never get that back. i'll never get that back. i look at myself as a person who's made a lot of wrong choices. >> i think jack hill back in the day was a handful. whereas, he's gotten older now, and he don't want to be messed with. he don't mess with nobody. don't want anybody messing with him. >> i think the inmate hill now is just about doing his time. >> people outside, they've done completed college, has a family, done all that in life in those 30-year period. to me it's just -- nothing has changed. when i really think about how long it's been, i get kind of -- i'm like, wow. that's a long time. but how does work go? c'est la

jack madison has that story from alabama. << otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "well that's it. wow!" that's otha vaughan's first reaction upon seeing this moon buggy. vaughan, a retired nasa engineer who worked on the lunar rover program, says he believes this is one of the first prototypes. otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "i'm pretty positive this is it. pretty confident." in fact, he believes it might well be the one dr. werner von braun is sitting on in this 1966 picture. otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "it amazes me they found this one." johnny worley, scrapyard owner) "i think it's a needle in a haystack. i think it's a needle in the ocean." it belongs to johnny worley, a scrapyard owner, who found it sitting in an old garage in a rural north alabama town. he was told it had been purchased at a nasa auction. johnny worley, scrapyard owner) "i knew what it was, but anybody else would have scrapped it." that explains how it wound up here. but perhaps a more relevant question is "why did nasa sell it?" ( otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "if it's flight hardware,

i think the journey is -- i think what ma has to learn and jack has to -- ma helps jack escape and heecond half helps her to escape in that other deeper way. and i think what she learns is that she can't go back to what she was. she has to sort of accept she's had this life-changing and traumatizing experience. and still decide it's worth going on, and that's primarily in this world and primarily has to do with how much her child loves her and how much she loves her child, and that's why i think the ending of the film is very emotional for audiences because there is a tremendously hopeful note after the journey that they've gone on, and you feel -- i think it earns it as well. it's not just saying glibly, you know, love is all that matters and life goes on. it show you how a person has to fight for that and can still reach that point. >> rose: can we ask the question where is joy at the end of the film without giving away the end of the film? >> you mean mentally? >> rose: yes. um, i think that there is a first breath of relief, a first breath of letting go of one story, and it's comi

jack has been a great mentor to me, and i appreciate his help very much. host: where did you go to college? mr. carter: my first two years, i went to what is then a junior college, a methodist school. then i transferred to the university of georgia, where i attended pharmaceutical. back then, it was a three-year degree. now it is a four-year degree, but i have a bachelor of pharmacy. host: and why pharmacy? mr. carter: when i was in high school, i was a want to be athlete. not only was i short, but i was also slow. and it just didn't work out the way that i had hoped it would. and i made a deal with my dad, i said, dad, if nebraska or oklahoma has a scout out, i will get more serious. but they didn't send a scout out. i decided i better get a job, and i did. i got a job in a pharmacy. it was just perfect for me. i loved it. i love health care, i loved interacting with customers, and i was very, very fortunate because i knew exactly what i wanted to do when i got into college. host: i see the footballs behind you, georgia, georgia tech. a pretty big rivalry

jack: lucas, thanks. marco rubio has been hanging in the top five for awhile now. today he's making a central iowa campaign swing. local five's josh haskell is live in grinnell as an wrapping up now, josh? josh introing with cruz-- different, talked clapping, but spent quite a bit about isis and his foreign policy experience. " " josh . . jack: marco rubio is one of the presidential apparently vyying for the endorsement of a big iowa name you don't normally associate with politics -- dan gable. it's an endorsement that donald trump wants too. stephanie: the wrestling legend told us that during a sit-down interview with our elias johnson. gable also talked about post-wrestling life, now that he's retired from the university of iowa, including the role his family continues to play. here's more of that interview. elias: where do you find inspiration now, or is it the same? dan gable: the number one inspiration is family but i also happen to love my profession to because when it comes to my family supported me so much. and, you know when i lost my sister when she was m

jack: local 5's amanda krenz has more on the people from the iowa utilities board who'll make the call. the iowa utilities board is in charge of approving or not approving of the bakken pipeline through iowa. how did these people get on the board? they were appointed by governor branstad and then approved by the state senate. we're going to give you some insight into who these people are. we'll start with the chair of the board geri huser. she's from altoona, was an iowa representative. she's the only democrat on the board. her professional background includes an executive position with the iowa finance authority. next is libby jacobs. she now lives in west des moines. she's a republican, and was a state representative, representing iowa's 60 district which is in black hawk county. jacobs was president of the jacobs group, llc, a consulting firm - she was also director of community relations for the principal financial group. public records show she also donated $500 to governor branstad's campaign in 2010. the final board member is nick wagner. he lives in marion. he is a republican w

we know what they want and we know where they are heading. -- we know are alibaba, we know jack ma hassiting hollywood. what are the hollywood ambitions? mike: i do not know what alibaba's hollywood ambitions are. our digital ambition is to provide a wide right of content for the chinese consumer. whether it is music, games, movies. emily: what about something like paypal? mike: i do not know what regulators will think about anything we do. you should expect our international strategy will have a component of both organic and acquisition and we will continue to evaluate opportunities as they come along. chang and was emily michael evans. gigantic new ipad goes on sale today and sam grobart got his hands on the ipad pro. ♪ the new ipad pro. it is a brilliant 12.9 inch display, weighs 1.5 pounds, and can be used with a keyboard and stylus. none of those details outshine the simple fact that this thing is huge. ♪ this may be hard to convey in a video, but get your hands on a pro-and the sizes almost overwhelming. the larger display means you can enjoy even bigger videos and draw and marku

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the pittsburgh company operates 110 schools in 32 states and canada -- and has online students enrolled jack: and media general announces it'll start up negotiations with nexstar broadcasting for a merger. at the same time -- media general says it has rejected nexstar's original unsolicited proposal because it quote significantly undervalued media general. all this comes as media general works on another deal to combine with meredith corp. if nexstar and media general were to merge, it would become the second largest owner of t-v stations in the country. nexstar broadcasting owns w-o-i. jack/lam and if you're headed downtown -- you might notice a popular court avenue restaurant has closed for a time. dos rios cantina and tequila lounge is set to close for renovations on november 26 . but they're hoping to be open again by the first round of the 20-16 n-c-a-a men's basketball tournament in des moines. since opening in 2005, dos rios has received many local awards, including the city view best of des moines best margarita, best patio, and best serving staff. their executive chef mike holman wa

jack: the family has retained the help of a des moines attorney, kim baer. and her office is where the news conference is happening now. the child has been identified as christian suarez, a student at johnston middle school. we'll bring you the family's remarks tonight on local five news at six and 10. jack: but for now, let's join local five's amanda krenz who's live outside the law office now to bring us up to speed on this story. amanda jack-- the incident last thursday on the johnston school bus started when the driver, robert scarbrough, tried to get the student to move to his assigned seat. scarbrough became upset when the student said some inflammatory comments back...that exchange is all caught on this cell phone video as well. but that's where things really escalate. suarez attempts to throw a punch and scarbrough shoves him down on the bus floor... all the while yelling at him and the other kids on the bus who try to come to suarez' aid. the students were able to flag down a deputy at the next bus stop, show him the video and that resulted in scarb

has 52%. democrat jack conway has 44%. and democrat turned independent drew curtis has 4%. health care reform was front and center in this campaign. >> to call kynect, it's a blatant lie. >> i'm talking about the medicaid expansion. >> there's not a lot of free money in the pot, jack. >> here's bevin tonight in his acceptance speech. >> we has a state, we as a party and we as a nation to some measure, but specific to this moment in time in the commonwealth of ku ki, we need a fresh start. we truly do. >> joining me now by phone is joseph girth for the courier journal. what is happening in the bluegrass state? how did matt bevin perform this upset given where he was, the amount of money being spent by his opponent, jack conway, and the fact that the governor, a democrat, his son looks like he's the projected winner for the attorney general race in the same state. >> right. and, in fact, the associated press has called that race for andy basheer, the governor's son. kentucky is turning republican and has been doing this probably for the last 21 years. and this is further evid

emily: we know alibaba, we know jack ma has been visiting hollywood.the hollywood ambitions? mike: i do not know what alibaba's hollywood ambitions are. our digital ambition is to provide a wide variety of content for the chinese consumer. whether it is music, games, movies. emily: what about something like paypal? alibaba be interested in owning outright paypal, ebay, yahoo!, after they have been off their state? michael: i do not know what regulators will think about anything we do. we will work with them closely. you should expect our international strategy will have a component of both organic and acquisition and we will continue to evaluate opportunities as they come along. not just in the u.s., in every market. cory: that was emily chang and michael evans. apple's gigantic new ipad goes on sale today and sam grobart got his hands on the ipad pro. both hands. ♪ sam: this is the new ipad pro. it has a brilliant 12.9 inch display, weighs 1.5 pounds, and can be used with a keyboard and stylus. none of those details outshine the simple fact that this

has no interest to go to washington. he is the second democrat in the race. state house majority leader jack flanagan has stepped down from his duties effective immediately. he recently formed an exploratory committee to consider running for congress in the second district. this is the seat currently held by annie kuster. erin: a small plane registered to a man from rye has crashed off the coast of queens, new york. the coast guard says they have recovered a body. the beechcraft plane crashed around 8:00 last night a mile and a half from breezy point. the debris was found about an hour and a half later. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye, but it is not clear if he was actually on board or why the plane went down. meantime, both american and british officials say they now a russian jetliner that crashed in the egyptian desert may have been brought down by a bomb with isis. the area indefinitely. lana zak reports. lana: the actions taken by the british government are being according to egyptian officials. an explosive device rather than mechanical failure likely brought down the rus

jack: we're less than 24 hours away. local five's jacob peklo has been on campus throughout the day today..... trying to soak in some of that atmosphere. he joins us live now from outside drake's sheslow auditorium. jacob stephanie, jack, it's a little more quiet tonight, but that's more of a calm before the storm type of deal. i'm standing in front of old main right now, which is the backdrop for all of the events tomorrow. if you want to call this event a circus, you wouldn't be exaggerating. some people i talked to say this is one of the biggest buildups you'll see for a political showdown. signs, and twitter, and bulldogs...oh my. it's an indication that the political circus is coming to town. rachel paine caufield, political science professor: "i wouldn't say circus because it seems...okay, maybe i would, circuses are well organized and this is surprisingly well organized." while the tents are a sign of the heavy security that'll be in place on saturday, there's still a lot more that meets the eye. kevin bell, drake university: "it's just those

movement is free within this country so they might be placed in another state and move here. " jack: the governor has called on the federal government to use what he calls an caution if resettle syrian refugees. calling on all iowa agencies to stop working on for the time being. has been working closely with federal agencies after the attacks in paris ... to make sure our military forces are secure. local five's kattey ortiz is here to explain what they're working to do. kattey stephanie tonight the iowa national guard is looking at different ways of being prepeped as isis adds another dimension of terrorism. they're looking at areas of vulnerability to make sure not only iowans are safe ... but also the men and women who serve our country. "when events happen on an international level, they often reverberate right back here to iowa, whether its with our military forces or other families." armed forces across the nation are on high alert after the horrific terror attacks carried out by isis three days ago...including here in iowa. "it certainly makes us take a pause and reassess what we're doing whet

square which is run by jack dorsey has his hands full for certain did you one better by pricing the deal at a real surprise, $9. that allows all of you willing to be opportunist and recognize a low enough price has value to make a killing for you. stocks instantly rocketed to a premium closing up 45%. i like that jack dorsey had his mom periscoping up there. i have to tell you i do a p periscope pregame. it is a game changer. surprises continue when nike announces $12 billion share buyback and a 14% boost in the quarterly dividend. what can i say? is that a great company or what? here is the model. not all surprises were the good kind even if bad ones were very bad as long as you recognize the down side is unfoundable. if you give it time surprisingly unlimited to say the least. brian in illinois. brian? >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i hear you. what is going on? >> caller: thanks for your help on this. ford motor company, good profit margin just unveiled the new ford escape. i'm concerned about the uaw contract. should i be at 15? >> you should be concerned but i think you should be m

jack dorsey as he heads out on the road. what our investors saying about their confidence in him and the team given that he has another very important job? friend, talking to our of payment analyst, who said in private markets for the start of world, jack dorsey and all of his experience, he is seen as a premium. that when we get to public investors, when you are asking what they think of him having to split rolls between twitter, which is having problems of its own, and having to go through this roadshow, that is seen as a discount. he will have to lean heavily on this bench of his which may not be as well-known condensers -- well-known to investors. community will be asking who will be running the company making the decisions, and how you grow your revenue base outside of just the payment processor. you will be looking at sarah folks the c.f.o., these they are now relying on if dorsey is not able to commit 100% of his time to square. emily: you are not a. -- you are nodding. >> it is not like jack dorsey is moonlighting as a babysitter. he is moonlighting as c.e.o. of twitter. it is hard to see a board feeling comfortable with tha

jack pluta has the fine print. " (shaun murphy/ recently married) "we had an 11-month engagement, we just shaun murphy and aaron lopez married on their southern wisconsin farm. then, they did what heterosexual couples have done for years. (shaun murphy/ recently married) "about four weeks ago we sent our wedding announcements out to our hometown newspapers." five hometown newspapers to be exact. the announcement appeared in all of them except the lake gazette, murphys hometown newspaper. (shaun murphy/ recently married) "we didn't get a clear answer, all four announcements pretty quickly, and we were getting some mixed messages from the staff here." weary of bothering the staff, murphy reached out to the lake gazette's owner, lakeway publishers in tennessee. murphy was told he and his husband's announcement would not be published. the company said it was unclear how the industry would respond to a same-sex marriage announcement. (shaun murphy/ recently married) "i think there was a little bit of dread about it, because we knew it could get kind of messy." messy, it got. (sarah jacobs

nats - radio beeps nats - "tornado on the ground" nats - "wow look at that thing" jack: the national weather service has now confirmed five twisters touched down in iowa yesterday. it tore up farms buildings and flipped vehicles on roads. jack thanks for joining us stephanie and i'm stephanie recapping those central iowa is our big story tonight. stephanie: the national finishing up their surveys for today and here's an ef-2 near plano-- that was the night's strongest storm. two ef-one mahaska county. and an ef-0 in guthrie county and at the des moines airport, stephanie: even with an ef zero, the wind was up to 75 miles per hour... here's what that looked like on the ground of the des moines airport... video shot from a traveler inside the terminal. this coming to us via twitter... the plane ladder carried away by gusts across the runway. stephanie: that airport storm also caught on camera here looking from the south near cumming -- you can see the funnel cloud forming. this tornado was spotted by the official team of meteorologists who are stationed at the des moines airport. stephanie: those weather