kerby shares with his fiance. and this is not the first time dr. kerby has been in trouble. undercover agents with the des moines dea office removed computer equipment and rifles. neighbors say dr. shawn kerby is an avid hunter. they also seized the dentist's pickup truck. neighbors say the agents were there much of the morning. dr. kerby has run kerby family dental across from valley high school for 8 years, according to his website. employees told us he was not in the office today. last year, kerby's dentistry license was placed on 2 years probation and he was fine -- was fined $2500 by the state dental board. the penalties came after kerby was charged with indiscriminately prescribing or dispensing drugs and failing to keep patient records when medications were prescribed. prescribed controlled substances to patients he had not seen for an exam in over a year. the dea midwest spokeswoman did not return kcci's calls to ask about the nature of today's raid on kerby's home. neighbors we spoke to today called kerby a great guy, very nice. they said they were shocked to see de

shawn kerby. mark tauscheck explains why this is not the first time kerby has been in trouble. mark: undercover agents with the des moines dea office removed computer equipment and rifles neighbors say dr. shawn kerby is an avid hunter. they also seized the dentist's pickup truck. neighbors say the agents were there much of the morning. dr. kerby has run kerby family dental across from valley high school for eight years according to his website. employees told us he was not in license was placed on 2 years probation and he was fined $2500 by the state dental board. the penalties came after kerby was charged with indiscriminately prescribing or dispensing drugs and failing to keep patient records when medications were prescribed. the board found on multiple occasions dr. kerby had prescribed controlled substances to patients he had not seen for an exam in over a year. the dea midwest spokeswoman did not return kcci's calls to ask about the nature of today's raid on kirby's home -- on kerby's home. eric: neighbors we spoke to said kerby is divorced with 3 kids and lives there wit

kerby is an avid hunter. neighbors also watched agents fill several buckets with items taken out of kerby's personal pickup truck that was also seized. neighbors called kerby a great guy, very nice, and were shocked to see drug agents raiding a neighborhood home. kerby has run the kerby family dental across from valley high school for 8 years, according to his website. employees there told us today he was not in the office. his dentistry license is currently on two years probation . coming up tonight at 6:00, we will look at why the state dental board punished him. live in saylor township, mark tauscheck, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: scattered snow in patchy freezing drizzle across the state today. the gertz a persistent area of pressure running out of moisture. flurries in eastern nebraska animal the little connectivity wrapping around central iowa. flurries in el toro, marshalltown heading off to the northeast. a few flurries flying over in green and carol counties. flurries, scattered snow show

he runs kerby family dental across the street from valley high school. last year, his dentistry license was placed on probation for 2 years and the state dental board find him $2500. the penalties came after kerby was charged with dispensing drugs and failing to keep patient records when medications were prescribed. the board found doctor kerby had prescribed controlled substances to patients he had not seen for an exam in over a year. the dea midwest spokeswoman did not return kcci's calls to ask -- calls asking about the nature of today's raid of the kerby home. stacey: stick a live look outside from our downtown skycam road. it is a chilly one. during ryan's life shot, it looked like there were some flurries. kurtis: some flurries moving into the metro. these are all wrapping around that decaying area of low pressure. as you can see from ankeny, des moines come out to the west side , i think we see on and off snow showers. a pretty shocked coming in from you local. kind of a double exposure. 9:00 a.m., still some snow showers. by 3:00 p.m., the clouds

shawn kerby runs kerby family dental across the street from valley high school. last year his dentistry license was placed on probation for two years when kerby was charged with indiscriminately prescribing or dispensing drugs -- drugs and failing to keep patient records when medications were prescribed. the dea did not return calls on the nature of today's rate. -- tuesday's raid. we'll have more information on this as we get it. eric: developing this morning a new call for the justice department to investigate chicago's police department. shaina humphries is watching that development this morning. what are they asking for, shaina? shaina: eric, this request follows the release of a video showing a white officer fatally shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times last year. the illinois attorney general is department to look into whether chicago's police practices violate federal law. the chicago police superintendent was fired tuesday, but protesters took to the streets again to demand mayor rahm emanuel and cook county state attorney anita alvarez be fired a

all connected to doctor shawn kerby. kcci was the only news crew there. mark tauscheck joins us live from doctor shawn kerby's home in saylorville township to

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local dentist shawn kerby is under investigation after federal drug agents searched his home and office. last year, his license was placed on probation for two years and he was fined $2,500. the penalties came after he was charged with indiscriminately prescribing or dispensing drugs and failed to keep records. the state dental board found doctor kerby had prescribed to patients he had not seen for an investigate the chicago police department. this comes after the release of a video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. the illinois attorney general is asking the justice department to look into the police to see whether they violated federal and constitutional law. for days, protestors have taken to the streets and city hall in response to video of the 2014 shooting. meanwhile the mayor of chicago has fired the police superintendent and created a new task force for police accountability. defense secretary ash carter says more u.s. special forces will be deployed to syria to take on isis. the team is expected to be based in northern iraq. it will include assault tea

kerby 06:43:42 "i think just being more aware of my surroundings is good, you never know just walking down the street what situation you might find yourself in." laura 06:48:19 "i really think that college girl takes this class and i wish that it was a requirement." if you have a group of eight or more women who would like to take the class, the police department says they would be happy to hold a class at the time of day that works for you. covering the corridor in ic, dm cbs 2news. one of the most wanted men in kansas may be hiding out in iowa and there's a 20-thousand dollar reward for information leading to arrest. u-s marshals are searching for bryan levi bridges. they say he and others were trying to rob a home in pittsburg, kansas when the homeowners startled them.bridges is accused of shooting and killing one of the homeowners. officials sasahe is now on the run and has ties to iowa. bridges is 5-foot-7, about 170 pounds and may be going by the name el chinito. police in cedar rapids are still trying to figurereut last night. it happened near sixth street and 16-th avenue sout

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rape is not pretty and it's not kerby 06:43:42 "i think just being more aware of my surroundings is good, you never know just walking down the street what situation you might find yourself in." laura 06:48:19 "i really think that it is so important for every college girl takes this class and i wish that it was a requirement." if you have a group of eight or more women who would like to take the class, the police department says they would be happy to hold a class at the time of day that works for you. one of the most wanted men in kansas may be hiding out in iowa and there's a 20-thousand dollar reward for information leading to his arrest. u-s marshals are searching for bryan levi bridges. they say he and others were trying to rob a home in pittsburg, kansas when the homeowners startled them.bridges is accused of shooting and killing one of the homeowners. officials say he is now on the run and has ties to iowa. bridges is 5-foot-7, about 170 pounds and may be going by the name el chinito. we are just a month away from the 2016 legislative session here in iowa,.before lawmakers gavel in

what do you make of john kerby posted talking about one of their accomplishments was what's happened in syria. >> it's very bizarre. i mean, clearly syria is getting worse. i mean, the russian bombing is creating absolute havoc among the civilian population. there's going to be more migrants, waves of immigrants coming into europe. things are not going well in syria. saudi arabia is pouring money in, supporting islamic factions, turkey is as well. i still think we're on the edge of the abyss with syria. it easily could go over a conflict between russia and turkey. again, things are not getting better and it's a very bizarre statement to come out of the state department. >> he also wrote that the u.s. is, quote, winning the fight against violent extremists. that just doesn't match up with how americans see it, right? if you pull up this recent cnn/orc poll it shows actually there's only 18 of% who think that the americans have the upper hand when it comes to the war on terror, 40% say the terrorists are winning. bob, where's the disconnect? >> frankly, poppy, it's propaganda. they're

hour we'll ask john kerby about this report. >> first things first. just a correction.l says air one was excluded from the protected list. >> what we said was aid. >> this was such a fascinating story. so many complexities to this. at least for me it's very difficult to figure out what to make of all this. on the one hand, the journal reports democrats and republican members of congress actually signed off on the spying of netanyahu when it pertained to the idea israel would launch a unilateral strike. in the end i'm coming away with the culture of spying in the country. there's benefits and serious dark sides to it. we haven't rap led in a row bust way in a country yet. i know the president had the speech and we had on the met data collection. >> what's interesting to me is we play this diplomatic game when we talk about whose fault it is. not only did we not stop spying on them like we stopped spying on the other leaders we mentioned. we ramped it up. we wanted to know exactly what the pr effort was going to be. the notion that diplomacy suffered because of the action