eric: thank you, jason. elizabeth: steven spielberg's cold war thriller "bridge of spies" opens today. eric: it has an iowa connection. a senior records man has a workshop in his house and he actually uses his to make movie for "bridge of spies," he has created the coin that the soviet spy does -- uses to keep secrets. francis does not plan on putting down the tools and a time because he is having fun. elizabeth: protest at a prized award laureate jason: happy early friday morning. 4:57. i hope you can hang onto a little bit of once as you leave because you are going to need it. we do work in the sunshine all day long so we have that working in our favor, but only topping out in the middle 50's. chile by all accounts. we have wind that will be up 15 to 20 miles per hour again. even though we are talking air temperatures in the mid-50's, it likely will feel like lower 40's for a good portion of the day. mid-70's monday and tuesday. your next shot for rain roles in on tuesday. more seasonable temperatures by t

jason now there for 447 days. what can you tell us about the experience of being held not knowing how long you're going to be held for? what can you tell us about what jason might be going through now? >> unfortunately, the prisoner has a much easier time inside prison than the family of the prisoner. the prisoner know what is is happening to him or her. i feel for jason's mother, sister, wife and his friends and colleagues around the world. they don't know what is going on. >> when you say in the dark, do you mean physically? >> well, no. the prisoner might be in the dark but because they know, jason's mother does not know what is the reason for jason being in jail for 446 days. there are some negotiations going on. negotiations that we do not know and jason's family do not know. jason himself doesn't know about them. because of the structure of the iranian government, it will be very difficult for them to come to a conclusion. >> bordain interviewed him before this detention happened. that's an example of how pr

along with jason three other americans are still in iran.hey are retired fbi agent, who disappeared in 2007. his family says he was there on a secret mission for the cia. a former u.s. marine was arrested in 2011 when he traveled to iran to visit his grandmother. he is serving a ten year sentence. a pastor in 2013 was sentenced to eight years in prison for establishing christian home churches in iran. coming up in about 15 minute's time we will speak with not one but two other journalists who have been jailed in iran. they join us live. . >>> a delegation of peace envoy is called uf to the middle east because of the escalating violence between the israelis and palestinian. confrontations broke out hours after the funeral of a palestinian funeral shot the day before. 27 palestinian have been killed and four israelis in a two-week period now. andrew simmons with more. >> reporter: this is the ugly reality of what is happening here. a young palestinian shot by police who said he has just been part of a random stabbing attack. in the background,

we have heroin hon and jason rot -- jonathan hoenig and jason rotman are here. what are we looking in the release. >> this is monthly active users, melissa. this is growth that is meaningful to allow investors to calm down a little bit how lagging the growth is is. how much revenue twitter is able to pull in. this is the first official quarter jack dorsey has been ceo on official permanent basis. i will look how twitter moments, their new product is working plus any impact of the new board chair which has been relatively new from google of course. that is a lot to look at. really the biggest challenge is monthly active users. they currently sit at 311 million. we're looking for a bump up to 323 million. melissa: wow. jonathan, let me ask you, jo mentioned that moments tab. i'm a big twitter person. i tweet all the time. i can figure out logic or value of moments button. are you a big fan of that one? >> question how many people looking for twitters earnings are looking at moments tab. that is new innovation, melissa. that is what the company needs to do. refashi

jason, we're now learning what led up to this shooting. jason r: that's right. police it all happened at last 10:30 night just outside the mcdonald's here on southwest state street. 36-year-old gabriel coco is charged in the shooting. we've learned this all started over an argument about poor behavior inside the restaurant. lights, squad cars and police tape surrounded the mcdonald's on southwest state street saturday night. >> i was driving along magazine road over here and i saw 4 or five squad cars blow by me. jason r: residents say nothing they'd expect in ankeny. >> i had to go see what was going on. jason r: when they arrived, ankeny police say they encountered two men with gunshot wounds. justin phongsavanh and nickolas culver, both 18-years-old. one of the men was also pistol whipped. police say the shooting stemmed from an argument regarding poor behavior in the restaurant. after the shooting, 36-year-old gabriel coco fled the scene in a vehicle with a female passenger. 30 minutes later, coco turned himself in to the polk county sheriff's office. he's b

the bullet entered jason's body from behind. prosecutors say that undermines harper's testimony that he charged at her. harper claims the gun went off by accident. >> i never intended to shoot him. i only intended to scare him and hopefully stop him from hurting me. >> what julie harper is trying to do in her defense is a disservice to real domestic abuse victims who are suffering right now. >> reporter: but on monday the prosecution allowed jurors to test fire a similar handgun to the one she says she used but police never recovered. a firearms expert testifying it's no hair trigger. ten pounds of pressure is needed to fire. >> it's very unusual for a judge to allow the jurors to all effectively test the weapon. prosecutors want to do this in a lot of cases. and most of the time judges say no. >> -- the jurors have reached a verdict -- >> the people of the state of california -- >> reporter: tonight the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the defendant, julie harper, guilty of the crime of murder -- >> reporter: the jury after d

kcci's jason rantala joins us live from roosevelt. jason, what does the polk county health department think happened? jason r: the health department is still investigating the cause. they say at this point they are looking at three much everything, and they are examining those who got sick. the school district say one thing in common was the lunch served to staff yesterday. dozens of students, waiting outside roosevelt high school thursday afternoon as rumors >> -- as rumors swirled. >> apparently the walking taco meat was poisoned or something like that. jason r: students say they received the announcement after noon. >> they put in on the announcements and the second they heard school is cancelled everyone like cheering. >> it was a beautiful moment. school activities were canceled because half of the staff got sick. >> in my time with the district i don't recall anything close to , this. jason r: phil roeder with des moines public schools says while this is unprecedented he says they may have narrowed down the culprit. >> the food

today, jason chose aleve. aleve, all day strong. and try aleve pm, now with an easy open cap. while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets. there's an army of us. relentlessly unpicking your patchwork of security. think you'll spot us? ♪ you haven't so far. the next wave of the internet requires the next wave of security. we're ready. are you? just like eddie, the first step to reaching your retirement goals is to visualize them. then, let the principal help you get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. >>> a video was just as shocking as the event. police pulling up to 12-year-old tamir rice in a cleveland park. one officer firing within two second of arrival. someone had called 9-1-1 reporting, quote, a guy with a pistol. the tragic scene unfolding almost a year ago. no that officer's actions are being called tragic, reasonable, and justified. in two newly released expert reports about rice's death. nick is following the story. i can imagine the family doesn't agree with t

in the days before jason's dead, this. >> this is you cashing two $4,500 checks from jason's account, is that correct? >> yes. >> reporter: the prosecution says she forged jason's signature on checks she wrote to herself totaling $9,000. also weighing on the jury's minds, the postcard jewelry wrote to another man from her jail cell. >> this bottom portion where it says "tloml, julie." what does that stand for? >> the hofflove of my life. >> you wrote this postcard 17 days after you shot and killed true? >> who's he? how did that happen in two weeks? i wa submit that it did not. >> reporter: what's more is the forensic evidence of the bullet's path. the bullet entered jason's body from behind. prosecutors say that undermines harper's testimony that he charged at her. harper claims the gun went off by accident. him. i only intended to scare him and me. >> what julie harper is trying to do in her defense is a disservice to real domestic abuse victims who are suffering right now. >> reporter: but on monday the prosecution allowed jurors to test fire a similar handgun to the one she says s

there doesn't seem to be any indication that they're going to tell jason or jason's lawyer what thisrdict is. for them to say there's a verdict but that it's not final does suggest that ultimately this is a matter for the government to decide. and we heard president rouhani say last month he was willing to work toward the release of jason and two other americans if the u.s. government also took some steps. this suggests once again that jason is not really a prisoner, he's a bargaining chip being used by the iranian government to extract some concessions from the u.s. >> and as pointed out rezaian has now been detained 447 days, longer than the americans who were held during the iranian hostage crisis. >>> expect delays if you're flying on southwest airlines today. we'll tell you what's causing the backup and when it could be fixed. george johnson can not fly. he can not see through doors. his speed, anything but superhuman. but when it comes to health care options, george found helpful information and resources at aarphealth.com this makes him feel unstoppable. well, almost unstoppab

jason: sgt. paul parizek with des moines police says diversity has been top of mind for police as well, for seemingly forever. a cop, and cooperative work like with central campus' criminal justice program, have helped. sgt. parizek: we bring in officers that come from these different communities. and they have a little better knowledge of customs and those types of things that make the problem-solving easier. jason: tekippe says part of the reason diversity has lagged has to do with culture. in a field historically dominated with white males, often family tradition. now, demographics are changing. and it's about seeking out backgrounds. chief tekippe: people who are good people, that we know that have an interest in working hard physically. jason: the fire chief says they make sure applicants for firefighters come from all different backgrounds, and says hiring is open and inclusive. live in the studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. kevin: thank you, jason. the des moines art c

the washington post and the family of jason rezaian are vowing to appeal his sentence. he faces a sentence of ten to 20 years. the executive editor of the washington post says it represents an outrageous injustice. rezaian's brother calls it a, quote, travesty of justice. mifs miines ferre has more. >> it is clear the final outcome of jason's case will be made by political authorities not by judicial ones. >> reporter: newspaper's top editors have called the legal proceedings in tehran a sham. they are calling on iran's leaders to resolve the case. >> we have heard from president rouhani that the leaders are willing to move jason's case to conclusion if the united states has part. the decision will be made with highest authorities. >> jason was arrested with his wife and other employees. >> since he was a little boy my son loved iran. his love for iran is so infectious he has made a creefer of showing its beauty to others. >> more than 150,000 have signed a petition for his release. even president obama talked about it. >> jason last been imprisoned in tehran for nothin

eric: i am eric hanson, along with jason and shaina. jason: it is the time of the year. eric: elizabeth: it is that time eric: it is that time of year when you start going back in your closet for things you have not worn for a while. jason: the transition of seasons. it is really chilly up there to the north. 27 webster city, 29 storm lake and grinnell. if you look at our morning, frost advisories through western portions of the state. that light blue is a freeze warning for extreme northwest counties. tomorrow, we get it even worse as the majority of the state is encompassed by that freeze warning. bring those plants in, as we have got a chilly start to our day. we crews up to 55 by 4:00 p.m. but at least we get a day filled with sunshine. shaina: we will get started with dramatic pictures at of los angeles leaving cars stuck in several feet of mud. this is the aftereffect of three and a half inches of long-awaited rain. people were trapped in cars and campers, and many had to be rescued. all northbound lanes of the freeway were closed, forcing traffic to be diverted. t

entre ellos jason brown.patrulla de caminos de california lo localizo rumbo a oakland en el 580. inmediatamente se comenzo una persecucion. en determinado momento el sujeto iba manejando a 100 millas por hora. ya en la ciudad lo agentes lo perdieron . pero por las placas lograron identificar a jason y su domicilio.. decenas de elementos de la policia y del equipo de operativos especiales swat fueron a su casa en la cuadra 900 center street a tempranas horas del domingo.catear on su residencia y ah encontraron su vehiculo. el mismo bmw que se vio en el lugar del asesinato de livermore y el mismo que estuvo siguiendo chp.pero el sospechoso no estaba ah.escuchemos (sot 5:30) ryan sanchez estamos pidiendo la ayuda de la comunidad, esta armado y es considedrado peligroso, si alguien sabe donde se encuentra jason brown, les pedimos que de inmediato llamen al 911, no se le acerquen, reportenlo (vo) les comentaba que el sujeto ibacon alguien mas. solo sabemos que es un afroamericano pero no hay mas detalles. en cuant

jason sydejko is in with a look jason s: is going to be summer-like. upper 70's to low wages across the board. winds up to even 35 miles per hour. because of that the dry conditions, we do have a red flag warning 40 -- flag warning for a good portion of the state. right now, not seeing a whole lot. there are a few clouds out there but not much to speak of. as far as temperatures go, sitting in the low to mid 50's. we still have that wind cranked up a notch. this will continue to increase. as we head into the day tomorrow, some spots still sitting in the upper teens. he will be seeing that help to drive in the warmth. 73 by noon along windows mostly sunny skies. we will see how long this warm up six around coming up shortly. todd: despite a chilly morning, thousands took to the streets for the imt des moines marathon and half marathon. the race started and finished on the locust street bridge downtown. kcci's marcus mcintosh was there. marcus: this was the scene at 8:00 this morning on the locust street bridge downtown. thousands of runners and walkers

but as kcci's jason rantala shows us, that's all changing. jason r: it used to be data thieves placed those credit card skimmers on the outside of an atm or a gasp -- or a gas pump, but that is not the case anymore. officials with casey's general stores say 7 of their locations in iowa and nebraska, including this one in omaha, have fallen victim to skimming devices. criminals install the devices in gas pump card readers, while the skimmers copy data from your card to a duplicated version. the reason these devices are so hard to find -- >> it can be difficult if not impossible to detect a skimmer. jason r: is the crooks can break right into a pump and install the device inside, as they did at the casey's locations. >> the gas pump skimmers, the consumer will never see them. secret service agent john -- jason r: secret service agent john gutsmiedl says criminals will open a gas pump and plug in a skimmer like this one, which then records card numbers. >> it only takes about 10 or 15 seconds for them to actually place this device on and close t

jason agreed to try it for a month. but came back to his captain the very next day. >> you're here one day. i said, i know. this is where i want to be. >> reporter: jason, or officer j.j. as the kids call him, is now a fixture in their life. not just at the club, but checking in on them at school. or organizing a basketball tournament for them at a local church. anything to keep kids on the right path. >> lot of the kids i deal with on a daily basis, they're on the fence. they can turn bad. they can turn good. and they just need to direct. >> what's up with you acting out yesterday? >> reporter: jason says from the first day he knew working with the youth of the bay view was what he was destined to do. jason just never knew how far that could take all of them. to africa. ghana to be exact. two years ago jason started operation genesis. a week-long trip to ghana for a handful of bay view youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who moved to africa and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. >> the

jason stopped playing baseball. jason didn't want to go to school.o more kisses good night. there was no more hugs. jason started sleeping with weapons in his room. he would sleep with baseball bats. his whole life changed. >> once someone found out about it, i cut them out of my life. i wouldn't want to associate with them anymore because i knew that they knew. >> flores says it wasn't long before he joined a gang and began using drugs. he paid for his habit by stealing cars and breaking into homes. >> it was like this demonic seed that was planted in my son's soul. and we couldn't kill the weed. >> flores was able to identify his attacker, a man named kevin kinder. eventually kinder was convicted and incarcerated for attacking flores and three other boys. but cornett says that wasn't the end of their nightmare. >> kevin kinder got sentenced to 17 years. he only served six. he got released, and when he got released, i followed him everywhere he went. >> some mothers are going to fight for their kids until the day they die. my mother is the one that'

daniel webster and jason chaffetz from utah is another frontrunner. but for now john boehner still holds the gavel, and this week it's all eyes on paul ryan to make the next move. john terrett, al jazeera, new york. >> coming up on al jazeera america today is columbus day. but not every city in the u.s. is celebrating. we're looking at how some are choosing and not choosing to mark the holiday. >> california the first state to ban the use of redskins by sports teams there. they're barred from using the name redskins for their teams. the trademark to the washington redskins here should be canceled and their team is challenging the decision. >>> a number of states are saying they should away with columbus day. al jazeera has more. >> christopher columbus has long been described as the new world 500 years ago. indigenous activists say that's impossible. people were already living there. he was called a pirate whose actions led to the murder of millions of native people. >> it internalizes genocide in our people. they can be proud of themselves and not ho

jason: happy friday morning. we have a chilly morning to get through today and another one tomorrow. we look at the wind chills, mid-20's in spots. 27 in webster city. mid-30's through central portions of the state. some of the coldest air we have seen in a while,.. may 19 we saw a low of 39. at least we worked in sunshine and winds picking up and sunshine later but will not warm us up much. 52 by noon. ontrack 455 or a high. a 1 -- ontrack fourr 55 for a shaina: right now, fans of the atlanta falcons are still trying to wrap their heads around their loss to the new orleans saints last night. you may have seen the game right here on kcci. the saints went into the game 1-4, while the falcons hadn't lost all season. saints quarterback drew brees led the team to two early touchdowns and the falcons just couldn't bounce back. final score, 31-21 new orleans. fantasy sports companies draft kings and fan duel are now at the center of a federal investigation. investigators are looking to find out whether games are being

live in the studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: a criminal investigation right now after the cia says the personal email accounts of director john brennan and homeland security secretary jeh johnson may have been hacked. the anonymous hacker bragged and taunted authorities on twitter and claims to be a high school student. he posted personal information of senior intelligence officials he claims came from brennan's personal email. right now in los angeles, a new round of rain causes flooding in streets near downtown. some highways are still closed in southern california following last week's heavy rains and massive mudslides. no reports of injuries from tonight's flooding. back here in central iowa, a beautiful night. this is a live look from our downtown skycam room. kurtis: a windy day and warm, but those colors are really starting to pop. within this photo coming in from elaine down in knoxville. a bit of a south wind blowing, keeping the mild air in place. how about your planner for your tuesday. clouds slowly increase

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jason: happy friday. we have a pretty soggy one to get through, especially in the morning. 57 degrees. relatively comfortable. scattered showers all throughout the metro, spanning northward to jefferson and bagley. heavier stuff to the west. it continues to surge in from the south. even though we have a gap through central and southern areas i expect that to fill in into the morning. heaviest stuff making its way into northwestern portions of the state and even south eastern worsens of the state. plan -- portions of the state. a gap through the afternoon right before football and then more rain in central portions of iowa. we have the rain on tap for us, off and on for a good portion of the date but notice the gap into eastward, waterloo to ottumwa and we keep the clouds but after that, more showers and thunderstorms into the evening. after that batch clears out, we are on the good side of the weather as we stay locked in with clouds through the morning and then high-pressure make its way back into the fo

jason r: while others have mixed feelings. >> we have a lot of young kids jason r: dan kelley of newton says the prison is currently understaffed and says the public was kept in the dark about this move. the mount pleasant facility will become a more minimum custody facility. this move will take between 8 to 12 months to complete. live in studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: pete polson says he is sorry and he wishes he would have just shot himself that day, instead of hurting other people. polson is the man who went on a shooting spree in pleasant hill last november, injuring 2 people. kcci's kim st. onge is live at the polk county courthouse with an update on polson's trial. kim: polson admitted to the shootings for the first time today, but says he can't remember any of it because he was high on meth. he told jurors he had injected meth around midnight november 16, some 6 hours before he shot -- before that shooting in pleasant hill. polson says he had a reaction to that particular meth injection hair on his neck standing up after he injected it, and that's

jason s: actually gorgeous fall day out there. sunshine, but average warmth, 63 degrees what we are sitting at. some of us have been seeing some pretty cool sunsets. this is actually a couple nights ago. if you have pictures, send the men and i will continue to toss them appear. not a whole lot as far as clouds go. there is some rain north the minnesota border. other than that, putting together a beautiful night. upper 50's to mid 60's range. where in for a bit of a chill as we enter the overnight. we do keep the skies clear and we will into tomorrow. rain is in the forecast. laura: next at 5:30, parade crash. why these baltimore what's up tiana? thank you for everything you do. wow! you're a wonderful mom. thank you so much! it's just shocking that someone cares. tears of joy? announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:30 with todd magel, laura terrell, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. laura: new information tonight about the victims of saturday's crash at oklahoma state university.

jason: happy friday morning. your time is now 5:14, and a gorgeous day to get through if you happen to like rain. it definitely helps us to moderate those temperatures. we are at 58 degrees in des moines, 55 in marshalltown. you can see the clouds that overtook us early on. we are going to continue to see the reign as we head through the afternoon hours. the area of low pressure is helping to drive that in, so in missouri, they are in the mid-70's. upper 50's to low 60's in areas to the north. chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout a good portion of the day. i will time out those storms coming up. elizabeth: october is national breast cancer awareness month. right now, nearly 1 out of 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. eric: emmy victor joins us with a new method one hospital is using to make radiation treatments safer. what's different, emmy? emmy: elizabeth and eric, most hospitals treat breast cancer patients with them laying on their back. but this can cause radiation to

kcci's jason rantala has more. dozens of students, waiting outside roosevelt high school thursday afternoon. as rumors swirled. >> apparently the walking taco meat was poisoned or something like that. >> students say they received the announcement after noon. >> they put in on the announcements and the second they heard school is cancelled . everyone like cheering. >> screaming, cheering, it was crazy. it means classes and school activities got cancelled because half the staff. >> some of my teachers just looked like they wanted to cry though. jason: phil roeder with des moines public schools says while this is unprecedented he says they may have narrowed down the culprit. >> it was a potluck, the food was brought from outside the district so it wasn't the school district's food and nutrition department that prepared it. he says when you have nearly 60 sick teachers. >> you just can't provide enough substitutes. so with classes cancelled. >> waiting for my dad to pick me up. new had to make an early pick . elizabet

todd: jason is dressed as a scary weatherman tonight. jason: i am terrified. discover of my face. temperatures backing down to the low 40's as we wake up tomorrow. we get downright sunny, and it is not going away. mid-seventies, gorgeous out there. kara: my name is kara zor-el. 24 years ago my planet, krypton, was in serious peril. my cousin, kal-el, was sent to a planet called earth for his own safety and protection.

let's check in now with jason for more on that. jason: we have rain out to the west. it is very scattered in nature but as we head to the overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow is when we will see the bulk of the rain all. 60 degrees right now. a lot of clouds out there. they overtaken the state. a mild day out there as temperatures linger in the low to mid 60's. the drain off to the less right now very isolated and scattered in nature. not seeing the robust surge as we head into the overnight hours tonight. clouds have helped us to stay reasonably mild. upper 50's across a good portion of the northern half of the state and even 60 in the metro. hanging onto a little bit of comfort out there. if you got up early over the past couple of days, you saw splendid sun rises. this was sent in from eric. continue to send those in and i will keep tossing them appear for you guys. mild and 66 is what we are climbing to the cloud cover. i will have more on the timing of the rain and how much we can see in the weekend coming up shortly. mollie: in national headlines, a

eric: thank you, jason. a council bluffs police officer opens fire on a suspect after that suspect hits him with a truck. shaina: this started with a fried report at a bomgaars store. he got out of the patrol car, got into his truck, and try to he tried to run over the arresting officer, and the officer fired several shots. he is still on the run this morning. >> is usually always quiet. it is surprising. shaina: here he is, take a look at the man police are looking for. the officer is ok but is being treated at a hospital. elizabeth: a woman fought for her life to get away from an attacker in cedar rapids on tuesday. she was running alone on a trail around 4:00 in the afternoon when a man touched her and said he would like to run with her. she said no, when he pushed her into a wooded area and try to get her phone. he ran away when she called out and volunteers are increasing the trolls in that area. eric: in walker, about 50 people turned out to help farmer bob he had a stroke in july, so the 50 people put

elizabeth: we want to check in with jason for a look of our forecast. jason: another gorgeous day. when has changed, -- wind it has changed. mild out there, mid to upper 40's. a lot of us in the 50's. red flag warning for northwestern portions of the state, echoes through 7:00 p.m. we will be cranking up wind. if you are planning on starting a fire, be safe. throughout the day we have a gorgeous day. we will eventually see some cloud cover clear mid-60's to a quick look at the weekend, much cooler. mid to upper 50's on saturday. elizabeth: a new way to find missing children. vanessa peng explains outnumbers new effort assists. vanessa: uber drivers use smartphones defined passengers. now their phones can help find missing children. >> this will help and cannot hurt. vanessa: they are teaming up with the national center for missing and it's the children -- missing and exploited children. >> we know they are out on the road route iowa -- throughout iowa. >> there are a lot of drivers out there, the company is growing. before long there will be more uber drivers and my enforcement. va

now, jason's brother put out a statement where he said jason was just doing his job. he was doing -- he was reporting. he did nothing wrong. there's no proof as to what has happened here. and he talked to cnn just recently. let's listen to what he had to say. >> jason's innocent. he hasn't done anything, hasn't been confirmed even in iran. i don't know why the united states would have to do anything for them to do the right thing. that being said, i don't have an opinion about the legal status or how that would be done. i just want my brother home. i know the other families want their families home. this is a situation that's been horrible for all of us. >> so there are a total of three americans being held in iran. and secretary of state john kerry has been talking with officials in that country about a possible prisoner swap. so martin, lot a lot to know other than he has been sentenced. we don't know whether or not he's even gotten the verdict or whether his lawyer has to be able to appeal it so there's a lot of things that we need to continue to monitor here over

jason: fair enough. mollie: this time of year, you bet. the iowa gop reacts to the presidential debate. we'll have that, plus details of a big presidential fall festival on i welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new rotisserie-style chicken. 100% white meat, herb-seasoned pulled chicken, slow-roasted till it's irresistibly tender, and fresh toasted with melty cheese. we top it off with sweet honey mustard and all the crisp veggies you like, on your favorite freshly baked bread. it's a whole new taste from subway like never before. our new subway rotisserie-style chicken won't be here for long, so try one today! mollie: welcome back. it's not everyday you can go trick-or-treating and running to at least 10 presidential candidate, but that is what will happen this saturday at the iowa state fairgrounds. the republican party's of i was party until -- from 10:00 until 4:00. thank you so much for coming in. we will talk about the event and a minute. last night's debate, your reaction? linsdey: it's always hard to say. i w

elizabeth: i am elizabeth klinge, along with shaina and jason. it seems like the fall colors have really just in the last couple of days, it has become so great. eric: we just do not want them to fall, because it is very windy. jason: it is happening. the wind is going to be strong today, 15 to 20 miles per hour. starting out rather light. mid 40's is what our temperature will be starting out at as well, so a cooler start. the wind will kick in, leading to a high fire danger through 7:00 p.m. a red flag warning is out for the midwestern portion of the state -- northwestern portion of as we head through the noon hour, we start to break up a little bit of that cloud cover. if you look at your weekend, it is much cooler so if you are a fan of the 70's and sunshine, today is your day. shaina: we start off with some flight delays after a computer glitch cut down -- shut down the customs and border patrol computer system last night. you can see very long lines at jfk, one of many airlines -- airports impacted around the country. agents had to manually

jails for jason and two other iranian-americans held in iranian jails.re is no indication at this point that any such deal is in the works. john? >> lisa stark. coming up next on this broadcast, the shocking video of dozens of migrants smuggled into texas, and what it tells us about the crisis at the border. and the surprising new edition coming to a georgia monument to confederate heros. ♪ >>> prosecutors in the rice case are responding to tough criticism. two reports found a cleveland police officer was acting responsibly when the shot and killed the 12-year-old boy. bisi onile-ere has been following this story. she is in detroit. bisi. >> reporter: john, prosecutor mcgensy has received a lot of criticism. they feel he is trying to taint the grand jury process. the grand jury will ultimately decide if the officers involved in the shooting death of rice will face any criminal charges. it has been nearly a year since rice was killed by the officer. the little boy was playing with a pellet gun outside of a rec center when he was shot. the attorney said th

jason: i would do both. bring them in. mollie: my not. electric blankets. jason: people like them. mid-50's is what we are getting up to. we started chill out pretty quick after the sunsets. down a 40 by 10:00 p.m. take a look at the eight-day.

so now, jason is bending his 447th night in custody. in the newsroom, frank-mallic owed, kpix 5 . >>> jason could be facing 20 years in prison. >>> voters could get their chance to see the democratic presidential candidates debate one another tonight -- tomorrow night. a new poll shows democratic and republican front runners are scoring high in a category each would rather avoid. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidates say they are eager for tuesday night's debate. >> are looking forward to the party joining the game and having a debate on how we solve our nation's problems. tim went and lincoln chafee hope to grab the spotlight from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> what we need are answers for the problems not just campaign rhetoric. >> reporter: the latest news poll shows clinton has increased her lead over sanders. a separate poll indicates the front runner has been -- work to do. only 35 percent of primary voters see her as honest and trustworthy. two points ahead of donald trump. some of that skepticism was on display

kcci's jason rantala is live with reaction from newton. jason r: hundreds of inmates from the prison in mount pleasant will be heading to the newton correctional facility. people we talked to in newton say they had no idea this was happening. neither did a few local politicians. the newton correctional facility will soon house 200 new inmates all sex offenders from the mount , pleasant correctional facility. state corrections director jerry were unable to get treatment in the mount pleasant facility. the newton prison will allow for individual, multiple-occupancy cells and dormitory areas, with a less open environment. and will be better equipped for treatment with more security. bartruff says the risk to the public is low. >> given that mount pleasant is a less secure facility and newton is a more secure facility, i would say the risk of something significant happening in the community is minimal at best. jason r: state senator chaz allen says despite not knowing until recently moving to the better security facility in newton makes sense.

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jason king is here. jason: it' s that time of year, time for hockey talk. unh opens up their season next >> now jason king and news 9 sports. jason: history on this, the final day of the major league baseball' s regular season you a dodger starter clayton kershaw became the first pitcher since randy johnson in 2002 with 300 strikeouts in a single season. kershaw struck out seven over 3.2 innings of work. he finished the regular season with 301 k' s. the red sox announce that manager jon ferro would -- farr ell will return as manager for the 2016 season. boston bench coach torey lovullo has been serving as interim manager will return to his previous position as bench coach. he got a two-year contract extension. on the field, the sox wrapped up 2015 with the indians in cleveland. top of the first. [no audio] xander bogaerts comes around to score. porcello with a pick up -- pick-off. lawn each as an whole is going to score to make it 3-1. that -- each is an to score to make it 3-1. don orsillo called his last game for boston after 15 years. the baseball player

all were released except for jason who was charged with espionage and tried in secret. family has always maintained he is innocent. >> since he was a little boy, my son loved iran. his love for iran is so infection that he has made a career of sharing its beauty with others. >> reporter: he holds duel citizenships. he joined these "washington post" as its tehran correspondent in 2012. the newspaper has worked for months for its release. the president of the united states even spoke about his imprisonment. >> jason has been in prison in tehran for something more than writing about the hopes and fears of the iranian people. the white house has maintained the issues are separate, the agreement was signed without their release. his time behind bars has been troubled for the "washington post" foreign editor, he says the increasing trend of locking up journalists is alarming. >> we're used to the threat from armies and wars. what we have seen in the last couple of years, the governments seem to be arresting and holding journalists for the crime of doing nothing more than acti

jason r.: show the damage done by a vehicle out of control. while the garage wasn't his much of it did end up in next door neighbor neal cleary's yard near 2nd and ovid. >> the yard is a mess. there's bottles here there's also its of stuff from that garage, nails, all over my yard. i am not going anywhere tomorrow. jason r.: 9:30 sunday night the stolen chrysler 300 now crunched up among rubble is spotted by des moines police. police pursue before the stolen car heads down an alley striking a pole that knocked out power for hours and heading right through this garage. >> he was clearly going high speeds to clear through that pole and into the garage. jason r.: not only striking a parked car inside but pushing it onto the next door neighbor's lawn. police say the driver 22-year-old brandon st. peter and passenger 36-year-old brian bishop fled on foot before getting caught by police. st. peter is facing theft, interference and owi charges. >> he admitted to the officers during the owi part of the investigation that he had taken some drugs. jason

and jason kelce and i just did a radio show with jason dead said, it was very -- he was very emphaticle different than he normally does. but chip kelly, he also commented today. >> obviously the guy that is speak have to be able to back it up. so you know be, you know, sometimes the empty bow makes the most a lot of guys talk all the time and they don't perform. it's a matter of kind of matching it up but i know our players listen to sam. >> our guys did a great job continuing to battle. it would be easy to fold up and say oh, man, sam a throwing interceptions. we're done. we can't do egg in. that's now it went today at all. we cep going. kept moving forward. >> the quarterback has to be a leader and maybe that's a part of leadership skills that now more of the players realize sam bradford has. at least did he yesterday. jason kelce, part of the offensive line played well. but he's got new look. you see, jason kelce had long hair before. you remember that. not any more. he cut it off before the game. >> i just felt it was time for change. i think that -- >> had nothinged that with the

jason r: he suggests using a credit card instead of a debit card. if you use a credit card, you get more protections as a consumer. if you use a debit card and use the pin, they're pulling money y out of your account just like it's cash. jason r: and if you need to use a debit card, do not use the pin. use it as a credit card type transaction, and the bad guy doesn't get your pin. 3 one of the best ways to protect yoururelf is to keep an eye on your statements to see if anyone's been using your credit card. 3 a south dakota committee is considering a measure to force high school athletes to compete as the gender listed on their birth certificate.e south dakota high school activities association interim committee was scheduled to take up the draft bill in its meeting today. if approved, the bill would go before the full legislature next year. currently, south dakota requires transgender student- athletes wanting to j jn a gender- specific team must provide the association with documents that affirm their expressed gender identitiy. that rule was draf

jason r.: no one answered when we tried knocking on barnard's door sunday. barnard had been previously convicted in a sex abuse case back in 1997 and has been on the sex offender registry ever since. because of this, durant says her daughter would visit her dad with the stipulation wortman would supervise. >> i have a lot of hatred towards her, and in my opinion i think she should be in just as much trouble as he is for allowing it to happen and not saying anything. jason r.: durant says she's received criticism for even allowing her daughter to be with her dad in the first place. her response. >> they don't understand what it is like. i mean he is my dad. i forgave him for what he had done in the past. i thought he'd changed and it turns out that he didn't'. -- that he didn't. eric: the criminal complaint says durant's daughter talked about several instances of abuse. durant says the abuse is something that will be burned into her daughter for the rest of her life. elizabeth: right now a fort dodge man is in the webster county jail, charged with sex abuse a

i don't think it is going to go to jason chaffetz, or daniel webster. a congressman from oregon, who is not a lightning rod, who will accustomly usher this party into an attempt to be united but it is a tough challenge randall. >> ryan said absolutely not doing it, hard no quote unquote, then no comment. sit your sense that he is at least listening to speaker boehner, listening to other top republicans who are calling on him to do it for the good of the party? >> you know randall i think he is listening to speaker boehner because if you are a member of the caucus you listen to the speaker, he is a friend of the speaker's so yeah i think he is paying attention and he knows there is this clamoring. it started from the very moment that john boehner said he was leaving on the 30th. the first person that was approached was paul ryan he said he didn't want it then. paul ryan has to pay attention because it's not just the speaker. it's the national party and its other members, senators mcilroy saying he woulmitchmccoa fine candidate. >> are we going to see a m