emily: right now, a massachusetts couple is under arrest in south carolina, after nine-year-old kevin burns and 34-year-old missy stoddard of westfield, massachusetts were an officer spotted the van with alert. he found the couple and three small children along with mayor $3000 in cash. serious discipline could be on the way for a dcf worker who evaluated the case of a labonte -- bella bond. an independent report found employee largely copied old information for evaluations on her mother in 2012 in 2013, and faulty information led to the case being close. a spokesperson said that a full review of the case and related decisions will shed light on whether discipline is warranted, and at what levels. right now, this man is behind bars. the victims, found beaten in the middle of the street. frank almond is life in providence where the live -- live in providence where the suspect faced a judge today. frank: the man accused of viciously beating an elderly couple in providence will have his mental health evaluated before the criminal case against him proceeds. 25-year-old viden c hoeum was schedul

carolina after bay state authorities sent out an alert over concern for their children. 49-year-old kevin burns and 34-year-old missy stoddard of westfield, massachusetts, were arrested wednesday night. an officer spotted the van with mass plates that matched the alert. he found the couple and 3 small children along with marijuana, heroin and $3,000 in cash. burns and stoddard are both charged with drug possession. phil: right now this man is behind bars, charged in a violent attack on an elderly couple. the victims found beaten in the middle of the street. it happened in providence, rhode island. only on 5, the victim' s mother speaks to our frank holland, as her son faces a judge. >> the man accused of viciously beating an elderly couple in providence will have his mental health evaluated for the criminal case -- before the criminal case against him proceeds. the judge decided a competency exam was needed. we spoke to his mother this morning. she did not speak much english, but her heartbreak very clear. >> my son. [indiscernible] reporter: police say that he attacked an elderly couple with a

i will bring in ken burns -- kevin burns, how are you doing. >> i'm good thank you, how are you, good morning. >> i'm wound full. let's talk about this exhibit. there is a lot to discuss over the past 30 years of this epidemic. the let's talk about some major points and we will get out of the way so andy can sort of show this. >> sure. >> reporter: tell me major points. >> from the 1981, we didn't even have the the the name for a disease that was affecting gay men all across the country and major met the tro pol tan area. from there we went to 1982 where we had a name for the disease where we knew it was aids, and it was a term, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, sorry, it is early. then the next beg point was 1985 when rock hudson came out as having aids. we got a a lot of publicity around hiv and really raised a awareness for people in this country. >> yes. >> so this time line is incredible. it is a wonderful way to document the disease and the aids fund makes this exhibit available for community events, colleges and a traveling exhibit that really tries to raise awareness for pe

he said the race for speaker of the house is not about kevin mccarthy, it's about burning the corrupt washington political machine to the ground. would you agree with that? >> my motto is unleash the american dream. defeat the washington machine. i'm in the same vain. i guess i'm just not for burning it. i do think this is the main thing i hear when i talk to republicans and conservatives is they don't think we're doing enough. that the power of the purse is ours but we sort of admit defeat and we just say we don't have the votes to defund anything when in reality, if we were to let spending expire, the other side would have to get 60 votes to spend any money. then the power would be on our side. we're sort of afraid to get to that point. we should let all spending expire until democrats and big spenders you have to get 60 votes to restart any spending. >> we had that argument last week and you were on the real story after you had that argument on the senate floor. at that time i asked you should mitch mcconnell be worried about anything. you said you weren't sure but i'm asking, agai

it was one year ago today that the farm and home store in osceola burned to the ground. kevin: kcci's mark tauscheck traveled to clarke county and explains how this store and its employees are about to make a big comeback. mark: the owners of the osceola farm and home hope to open in 3 weeks, leaving them in the unusual position of setting up a store while they're still building it. >> pretty much right by second gondola. mark: brothers jeff and patrick edwards are on the verge of re-opening. their new store will be roughly twice the size of the old farm and home. >> the building is about 36,000 square feet. >> it was like an animal that crawled through the place over the course of 8 hours and just ate everything in its path. there wasn't a paper clip left inside the building. mark: no trace of the original store that sold a little of everything remains. but jeff edwards says he and his brother decided to rebuild almost immediately. >> our father spent years building up the business and we just didn't feel like we could walk away from this market, cashing a check and walking a

kevin mccarthy. it's about burning the corrupt washington political machine to the ground and rebuilding our countryo america can win again. fox news contributor and former speech writer. thank you for joining us tonight. >> how does this change 2016? >> if the house republicans had elected kevin mccarthy who are running against the gop political establishment. it would have been as if the presidential campaign wasn't happening. you've got an election going on right now where 56% of republicans are voting for people who never held political office in their lives. >> democrats are laughing tonight after this. gop has to get their act together. >> the point is, this atmosphere, where you have such an antiestablishment erector, you can't just promote the next guy on the totem pole. >> paul ryan is being talked about. if you have the same leadership, you get the same results. now, you have an opportunity for consensus candidate who can actually get results. >> i think that you need -- if we had just elected boehner's deputy, it would mean that he was completely tone deaf. people are sending a message. >

kevin: yeah, and that should burn off in the next few hours. the rainfall is really on the doorstep into the afternoon. the rainfall starts to edge into western areas of the state and will be lifting northeastward from there. we will have rainfall around for the evening. we could see one-to plus inches -- 1 to 2-plus inches of rain by the time it winds down erin: we get the ran out of the way for the trick-or-treating? kevin: yes. erin: we do want to check the roads. here is a live look at how things are out on 93. kevin: for a look at a drive, we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. 93 does look great through the entire state of new hampshire. no problems as you start your commute. 293 looks great, as well. just a minor cap of the brakes -- tap of the brakes due to rid -- bridge construction. 101 and 111 are trouble-free right now. as is the spaulding turnpike. this report is being brought to you by peter' s, nissan, and kia of nashua. i' erin: back to that breaking news we are followin

took a harsher tone on twitter writing the race for speaker of the house is not about kevin mccarthy it's about burning the corrupt political machine to the ground and rebuilding our country so america can win again. this afternoon, donald trump opened his rally in vegas trumpeted his own role in creating the congressional mayhem. >> you know, kevin mccarthy is out, you know that, right? and they're giving me a lot of credit for that. i said you really need somebody very, very tough and very smart. it's bedlam in washington right now. bedlam. it's a mess. i've never seen anything like it. >> katy tur is with donald trump and joins me now from vegas. i'm surprised at how much -- is it credit he's taking for this, that he's doing? he's inserting himself into this story more than you might expect. >> well, i think what he is doing is he's trying to make it about what he's been seeing on the trail, the anger that he has been tapping into out there with voters. voters are dissatisfied as we keep talking about with what's going on in congress. they were certainly dissatisfied a lot of voters we've spoken wit

the spotlight had never burned brighter on kevin mccarthy. that monday, the monday after john boehner quit. it's the first huge moment of national and even international importance for lucky, lucky kevin mccarthy. and it went very poorly. >> we don't have the same as difficult decision, but this white house is managing the decline in putting us in tough decisions for the future. unlike during the surge in iraq when petraeus and crocker had an effective politically strategy to match the military strategy. it defies belief that the president would allow the ban on iranian oil exports to be lifted and also stand by while russia blackmails an entire continent all the while keeping the place of the band on america. >> stand by while -- peanut butter banana foo, foo, what? that was monday of last week. then came tuesday of last week when the same kevin mccarthy appeared on the fox news channel and said the thing that republicans are never supposed to admit in public, which is that they created a multimillion-dollar taxpayer-funded investigation int

. >> a lot of people are feeling the burn. kevineeps on giving. >> can't walk that one back. >> and i think it will for a while. >> just watching her there not answer a question and just go into using that. and she can. it will work. >> hugh hewitt this morning nailed it, didn't he? >> hugh hewitt described hillary clinton's campaign, someone being involved in 20 automobile accident and as a result is now driving on the inside lane about 15 miles an hour. >> always afraid of being t-boned. >> what it up. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." now is time for "msnbc live" up next. >>> nice to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera in for jose diaz-balart. >> almost two feet caused deadly flooding in the carolinas. emergency workers are going door to door searching for anyone trapped over the weekend. police helped over 90 people evacuate their homes last night in a suburb just outside of hard-hit

manu asked kevin mccarthy the burning question. was this benghazi-related. he said, well, that wasn't helpful. what's the back story here. >> for sure. he made the comments about the benghazi committee hurt hillary clinton's presidential chances. he made it sound in some ways that was one of the main motives of the actions of the committee if not its formation. that blew up in their faces. a couple of news cycles, two or three days after commentary. she's always best when she can counter punch and say they're all out to get me. this is somebody who didn't need to say anything like that. it was a throwaway comment. if you're going to be the speaker of the house, third in line to become president of the united states in a kris igs, you've got to be able to think a little better on your feet. that sort of got the ball rolling. and then all of the other factors start coming in and the politics went sour for mccarthy. >> ron, this is a staggering power play here. this is 40 people who essentially didn't just push out as speaker john boehner but now have prevented

kevin: any fog continues to burn off. we are expecting a good deal of sunshine in the afternoon. these systems are moving away. there is one north of the great lakes that will be sliding in tomorrow. it may bring sprinkles for the afternoon. temperatures in the 60' s today. 60' s tomorrow with partial sunshine. 50' s and 60' s thursday. clouds start increasing thursday night. our only chance of shower that should set up some pretty nice weather for the holiday weekend. >> look at the harlem globetrotters go right there. >> oh, no. >> is she going to dunk in those shoes or not? that's the question. >> whoa! whoo! a lot more from the globetrotters coming up in just a little bit. >> you go, girl. robin's got moves like that. >> oh! >> i love it. >> coming up along with robin's major moves. >>> we go backstage during "dancing with the stars'" big night. blowing everyone away with an amazing tribute. you saw it. it was so beautiful. her late dad steve irwin and an exclusive "dancing" review involving maks. first after that tease we go inside to miss amy. >> all right, good morning, gu

san bernardino tino, california, got everyone out of a burning house last night when the owners reported that their puppy was missing. captain kevin whitaker ran back in and found the chihuahu. whitaker, who has a chihuahu of his own, gave the little pup oxygen probably saving its life. the captain said it made its day. the president made abby wambach's day when she made a major announcement. we'll have her story next. song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. other side effects are genital yeast infec

. >> it felt like i was starting to burn my arm and i my leg, justnbeing as close as i was. >> reporter: kevin howard can still feel the intense heat from the flames. the truck driver from michigan was on the new jersey turnpike wednesday afternoon when he first spot advance carrying several mattresses. >> i saw a mattress up ahead. it l ked like it scattered out into the lane. >> reporter: watch as cars swerve, including a tanker truck. truck. it was trying to avoid a small white suv in front. it tried to maneuver around the suv and flipped over the guardrail. the truck instant burst into flames. >> i wanted to get the guy out. but being a tanker and as a big as the explosion was, i mean, you could see where i got was as close as you could get. the heat. >> reporter: the awful crash unfolded in kearny in the northbound lanes of the turnpike by exit 5-w. the billowing smoke could be seen for miles. on the road, the backup lasted for hours. >> whether he intended to or not, he saved those people in front of him's life. he gave up his own. i'm sure he didn't want to do that. but, you know, he --

kevin: this actually is the third fire within the lehigh fire department this year. in april, another firefighter's house burned to the ground in an electrical fire. by the way, vanessa tells us this morning's fire is the second house fire the kelley family has dealt with. four years ago, they lost everything in a fire at their old house. stacey: the jury has gone home for the weekend without a verdict in the pete polson attempted murder trial. but before they got the case, the jury heard sometimes contradictory testimony on the stand. kcci's kim st. onge is live at the polk county courthouse. kim: polson testified again today in his own defense, sticking by his story that he shooting from november 17 of last year. but as soon as he got off the witness stand, the prosecution found a way to refute what he said. polson told jurors he requested a drug test a few days after the arrest. because he says he wasn't feeling well after injecting methamphetamine six hours before the shooting. pete: they said it had to be done by the attorney. kim: after the defense rested its case, prosecutors called the dci special agent

kevin: temperatures five or six degrees warmer than the highs we had yesterday and it comes with full sunshine. patchy fog to burn off early this morning. and temperatures, although we are chilly in the lot of spots, a lot of locations are still five or seven degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. high temperatures in the afternoon duties statewide. nashua, salem -- 60' s state wide. sean: let' s check out the roads. might need the heat on in the car. here' s a live look at i-93. kevin: we are joined by 95.7' s deb davidson. deb: good tuesday morning. we are getting word on a crash in the palo area. -- in pelham area. crews are asking you to avoid the area so they can get that cleaned up. through the city of manchester, 293 moving well through the millyard but we need to be aware of patches of area fog. that is slowing things down a bit. if you are on the everett turnpike, no delays to the bedford tolls down to the lane drops and again from merrimack down to nashua. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. a formal health care is here for new hampshire. minuteman health, join the revo

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burn my arm and my leg. >> reporter: a thick black cloud of smoke rose from the new jersey turnpike wednesday afternoon, as kevin howard tried to save the man tried inside the burning tanker truck. >> i wanted to get the guy out, but you know, being a tanker and as big as the explosion was, i mean, you can see where i got is as close as you could get. >> reporter: the dashboard camera on howard's truck caught the whole accident on tape. he says a pile of mattresses on top of a van broke loose, and vehicles swerved to avoid them, including the truck's driver, before nearly missing a small suv and flipping over a guardrail. the truck burst into flames, the scene visible from new york city. howard tried to run to the driver's aid, but the heat from the fire was too intense. >> i got a good look at the cab, and whatever -- whatever was left was already gone. >> reporter: police later pronounced the driver dead at the scene. he's not been identified, but howard believes he's a hero. >> whether he intended to or not, he saved those people in front of him's life. you know, he gave up his own. >> terrifying to watch. th

firefighters in san bernardino, california got everyone out of a burning house last night when the owners reported that their puppy bass missing. captain kevin whitacre ran back in and found the chihuahua. he gave the pup oxygen, probably saving its life. the captain said it made his day. >>> the president made abby womanback's day when she made a major announcement. we'll have her story, next. ,,,,, >>> the team taught all america's children that playing like a girl means you're a bad-ass. >> president obama welcoming the women's world cup soccer champions to the white house. a short time later, one of the stars of the american team, soccer's all-time international leading scorer, male or female, announced her retirement. here's her story. >> reporter: abby wambach is best known for using her head to win big. one of her most memorable goals, the 2011 women's world cup, the u.s. was down a goal to brazil, and seconds away from an embarrassingly early exit. but in storms abby. >> there was so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil girl. >> reporter: that year they lost in the final to japan. but four years later, wambach achiev

firefighters in san bernardino, california got everyone out of a burning house last night when the owners reported that their puppy was missing. captain kevin whitaker ran back in and found the chihuahua. whittaker, who has a chihuahua of his own, gave the little pup oxygen, probably saving its life. the captain said it made his day. >>> the president made abby wambach's day when she made a major announcement. we'll have her story, next. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedness. unusual pain in your back, neck, jaw, one or both arms, even your upper stomach, are signs you're having a heart attack. don't make excuses. make the call to 9-1-1 immediately. learn more at womenshealth.gov/heartattack. bipolar disorder is a brain condition that causes unusual or dramatic mood swings. it affects millions of americans and compromises their ability to function. when diagnosed, bipolar disorder can be effectively treate

. >> kevin guy is the as mentioned by the ms. burns the the condition of approval i'm not sure this is consistent the individual projects as laid down out in the d for d and the individual plans for each building so none of those effect the gates and again, the idea that the ground level is open and assessable to the public. >> and then this may not be for you a question an issue about shadowing in yerba buena gardens do we have an analysis available i know it didn't fall under the prop k could someone show us the extent of that shadow. >> we don't have to take this up now if it is not readily available part of the ceqa analysis. >> i'm sorry repeat question. >> the level of shadowing to yerba buena. >> let me pull out the environmental impact report and look at it was reviewed in the environmental impact report. >> we can wait until later to review that and okay. thank you. >> commissioner johnson i believe no, i think it is commissioner antonini. >> okay. thank you yeah as far as the increase the cumulative shadow limit i think it on

kevin: recovery in osceola tonight at the osceola farm home as they get ready to open a brand new store. the original store burned down a year ago today. the new store will be twice as big as the first one. owners are setting up the store and building it at the same time in order to be open by black friday. they say they never considered closing down the store. >> our father spent years building up the business and we just didn't feel like we could walk away from this market, cashing a check and walking away just wasn't an option for us. kevin: maybe the best part is the owners say 14 of the 18 , employees who were working at the time of the fire will be back at work when the new store opens. steve: stunning new images tonight from nasa. this is the messier 94 galaxy. it has a bright starburst ring around it where new stars are forming right now. that's also what gives the galaxy it's unusual shape. it's only about 16 million light-years away from earth. and, for a time, we had rain 16 million light-years away from us but not now. kurtis: we are in warp drive. 53 degrees, a beautiful night for this time of year.

kevin: it certainly looks like it. really nothing but sunshine after a new valley fog burns off. that is the next system that moves to quickly tomorrow and pushes to the east tomorrow not, setting up what should be a really nice weekend for folks that even have monday off. it looks like the intolerant -- entire holiday weekend looks good. sean: a warning to all the trees , leaf keepers are coming in droves. here' s a live look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning, deb. >> good morning. thankfully, not too many leaf commute looks nice on 90 through -- 93 through the state of new hampshire. overnight roadwork wrapping up between exits 12 and 13 due to bridge maintenance and authorities are asking you to use caution. also sing roadwork up at 89 in the lebanon area, getting reports from d.o.t. that exit 19 are some roadwork going on and they are asking motorists to reduce speed as you approach the exit. right now through manchester, 293 is moving w

kevin: we start off cool this morning. not quite as cold as what we patchy fog. which will burn off quickly. it is nothing but sunshine once that rises early on. temperatures in the 30' s. s. nashua touching 70. sean: 70 degrees in a toga. let -- in october. this is a live look at i-93. kevin: clear skies. for a look at the morning drive we are joined by deb davidson. good morning. deb: we are getting word from the department of transportation of roadwork in lebanon on interstate 89. the left lane is closed for roadwork. and obey the speed limit. i-93 southbound, some construction in the left lanes between exits 12 and 13. due to drainage work that should be wrapping up at 6:00 this morning. if you are on 293, not seeing any delays in either direction. out on the seacoast, 95 is an easy ride in both directions and through the hampton tolds. -- the hampton tolls. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: thanks. governor maggie hassan has announced her decision to run for the u.s. senate in 2016. governor hassan: to continue to work to realize our state' s full potential and nee

kevin. most of the oil left on earth is thick and heavy and getting it out, even burning it is very dangerous. bupbut one company is learning w to deal with it. >> not only does burning oil produce carbon in terrible amounts but getting it out of the earth is a hugely polluting process. it's harder to get oil. in 1919, it took the energy in one barrel of oil to retrieve 20 barrels worth. now that one barrel gets us only 11 barrels. we've gotten the easy oil out of the ground, light oil, deep inside the earth but two-thirds of what's left on earth is this stuff. the heavy oil which comes out in this kind of consistency. imagine trying to get that into a pipe. and that's why companies use steam to loosen this up make it easier to bring out in liquid form and then pipe it out that way. so far they've made that steam by burning natural gas. a lot of natural gas. fully, 15% of the natural gas used in california is used for oil. now, clean r, renewable solar power is being used to extract oil from the ground. here in california class point solar has created a pilot project to show that the sun's en

burn center right now. the entire student body was evacuated to the football field. the cause of the fire is still under investigation tonight. kevin: hard to believe the holiday season is on its way. the other holiday season. retailers are gearing up for the holiday shopping season. walmart kicks off its sales starting sunday. it's set to to offer major discounts on toys and electronics in stores, and nearly 15% more deals online than last season. also this weekend, the last downtown des moines farmers' market of the season. saturday will be your last chance to shop for your favorite fall produce and products. children will be able to trick-or-treat at participating vendors. the market is open tomorrow morning from 8:00 to noon. plenty of children trick-or-treating in des moines and all across central iowa tonight. stacey: throughout the metro, like these kids along ashworth near 50th in west des moines, it was time to dress up and fill up on candy and goodies. of course, this is that uniquely des moines experience of beggars' night on the night before halloween. and trick-or-treat means they have to do a trick -- a joke, a riddle

burn my arm and my leg being as close as i was. >> reporter: a thick, black cloud of smoke rose from new jersey turnpike wednesday afternoon as kevin howard tried to save the man inside the burning tanker truck. >> i wand to get the guy out but being a tanker and as big as the explosion was, you can see where i got was as closed as you could get. >> the dash board howard on howard's truck caught the whole accident on tape. he says a pile of mattresses on top of a van broke loose and vehicles swerved to avoid them, including the truck's driver, before missing a small suv and flipping offer a guardrail. the tanker burst into flames. howard tried to run to the diver's aid but the heat from the driver was too intense. >> i got a good luck at the cab and whatever was left was already gone. >> police later pronounced the driver dead at the scene. >> whether he intended to or not, he saved those people's in front of him lives. >> thankfully no other reports of injuries but absolutely fright i don't know. >> and another video show as 17-year-old girl rolling out of a moving car. police are hoping the video will help police. you see the bac

kevin mccarty stepped aside. do staunch conservatives even want common compromise in congress? >>> maybe it would be more fun to sit back and watch it burn. to watch it descend in chaos. to eviscerate any last vestige of the establishment and that includes paul rye wrenn who is chairman of ways and means committee . >>> which is why paul lion said no to be speaker before maybe . >> reporter: just weeks away are fights overspending and the debt ceiling that could shut down government. chaos could reign even if paul ryan says yes. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news . >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 4:00 caught on camera a ring of fire spreading and a man at a gas station. look at. this how two strangers saved his life . >> anchor: a wild ride on the road. drivers just can't believe their eyes as a woman causes chaos with her car ramming everything in sight . >>> a dangerous decision. cameras rolling as a pregnant car. that's all coming up on 7 news. we'll be right back. back.. >> reporter: we'll let you know three things to do to your house before you lower your energy bills. we get start who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and

burned north of placerville. the lead has been charged in the murder of his that adam and fiancee, molly. the couple's eight year-old son kevinnicia high school this morning. disturbing case shaking law-enforcement veterans. >> grant: and was found shot to death in the burned out all the rattle cavan said but the september 13th and he allegedly told investigators he did not go with the family to their cavan official said recent evidence they've uncovered country except statement emotive has been determined we will continue to follow breaking news here. >> catherine: nothing of vallejo woman in march 30th year-old man initially arrested for home invasion robbery in dublin in that case investigators found evidence linking mahler to the kidnapping of the knees hoskins how. and in vallejo at the time police consider the kidnapping hoax muller is scheduled to be arraigned on the kidnapping charges of next week's. >> catherine: leave oakland sofa in violent crime for us >> reporter: ran up the shop owner says he's had it with crime and his approval neighborhood. in fact the new today numbers shows what increase in violent crime ind

kevin: lot of clouds out there today. we will focus on rain chances for the weekend and the track of hurricane joaquin ahead. erin: a sanbornton man who admitted to burning his son with a hot knife will not face jail time. the plea agreement he made in court. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. erin: an oregon community is after yesterday' s school shooting on a community college campus. good afternoon to you. i am erin fehlau. 10 are people are dead and seven were injured. abc' s lauren lyster is live from oregon with the latest on the case. lauren: 10 are dead, seven critically -- seven injured, three critically. we learn more about the gunman and the survivors. last night, family and friends of victims mourned the tragedy in roseberg, but the town woke up still shaken. >> the range of emotions, from disbelief, from anger, from sadness to resolution. it' s still very raw for a lot of people. lauren: overnight police and fbi searched for clues about the suspected shooter, swarming this

kevin for sending the pictures. the wind did not help the situation, they spread the flames faster and the state has burn bans in place in a dozen iowa counties. eric: now to sioux city -- did you know iowa has cactus plants? endangered cacti! there's a field of 100 bigroot prickly pear cactus plants, like these, that are right in the way of a major road project. state officials have now rerouted the construction to steer clear of the cactus plants. shaina: in council bluffs, the community-wide wi-fi is now on! google teamed up with the city and private donors to launch wi-fi that the entire city can use. it will be the largest open public wi-fi network in the united states. officials say it's going to be especially helpful to those students that don't have wi-fi at home. now they won't be cut off from the internet when they leave school. elizabeth: you wonder if other towns will take notice. we are used to seeing orange a new color is popping up and it's for a very good reason! eric: the color teal. it's really taking off this year for trick or treating. simply paint a pumpkin - place it on your step and that's a sig

burning home overnight. and simple act of kindness , a before an iowa state football game goes viral. what that means for the kid captain from ankeny. good evening. kevin has the night off. guilty on all counts. steve: the jury issued that verdict today in the pete polson attempted-murder trial. the prosecution convinced the jury that polson knew what he was doing when he went on a shooting ramge in pleasant hill on november 17 of 2014. 2 people were seriously injured and polson just missed a 3rd.

and now boehner's leading and kevin mccarthy steps aside and two staunch conservatives and even one common compromise in congress. >> maybe it would be best to watch it burnand eviscerate any last vestige of the establishment and that includes ryan of the ways and means commit. >> that's why he said no to be speaker before he said maybe. >> just weeks away are big fights over the budget that could shut down government and this kind of chaos could continue even if paul ryan says yes. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. pat? >>> sweaty, dehydrated and too weak to stand. the stunning discovery in the back of a truck. >> allegations of drug, sex assault and harassment. an exclusive sneak peek at an interview with bill cosby's accusers. >> i'm melissa mollet. i do have stations that will be closed on the orange line, dunnmooring and west lawn church will be closed this weekend and on the silver line, trains will replace trains through weston and new carrollton. as we're taking a big look here at metro red line running on a normal schedule this weekend. green line normal as well, blue and yellow also normal again. silver and orange your only issue with >>> back with

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burned food on the stoesh. one man was critically hurt. >>> today a man who ran over a d.c. police officer with his car will be sentenced. kevin burno will face pruzen. the officer is no longer able to perform patrol duties. >> you may have seen this video on social media. that officer holding down 18 yrls jason goolsbee. two officers detain him on pennsylvania avenue southeast. somebody called police and said goolsbee and two friends looked suspicious hanging in front of the atm. the video sparked protests and the hash tag/justiceforjason. a news kohn frens is set for 1:00 p.m. >>> d.c. police say a man broke into a woman's home and raped her. it was near 18th and iowa streets in southeast. police say the suspect tricked a woman into opening her door and attacked her. police in the area say they're surprised this crime happened on their quiet street. >> i've spent the last 24 hour on the phone with the police asking how has this happened. this is a safe block. we've had problems in the past, but this is rape. >> we do know he was arrested yesterday in maryland and will be sent back to d.c. to face charges. >>> customs compute

kevin has one and one for years. now that he has one of your ride a better be on your best behavior now is perfect car has a flaw this young mechanic can't fix burn marks on the front seats all happened last tuesday the seats were burned when as i found six + exploded this is and the first time and i found have exploded sporadic aport reports as far as india recently or before in new jersey no official word from apple but experts say it may be the way we carry our phones always put your eye phone in your front pocket because of the putting your back pocket the pressure from sitting on it may harm the battery 7 already on his way to the apple store when it happened. phono hot out of nowhere he doesn't have any pictures of the device that will give him a new one immediately and they then question the story. >> gary: bifurcating everyone i know about you on my pet peeves someone sitting on a couch saying no and better than the guy plan on the field will do it and exports fun but cabinet getting it in getting it but the critics can take a week off jimmy thomson was team last night the but the giants' right to acquire san francisco like they're in a w

kevin: it is a warning shot for mother nature the season to eventually come down the line. eventually. temperatures in the 30's out west. clear skies early. a little bit of fog burning off. temperatures which start the day in the 30's and 40's get into the 70's this afternoon. this is warm as we'll be for the rest of the week. each of the next six days after this continue to gradually fall backward. temperature-wise getting us to at least that chance of a couple of snow flakes by the end of the week. erin: wow. stay tuned for those details. we're going to get ready for some possible snow flakes. yikes. kevin: just a few. erin: checking our roads, we're looking at sunshine later on. here's a live look at how things are moving out there. kevin: for a look at morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. keep the snow flakes away from us, especially for the day today. a lot of commuters have the day off. the traffic is nice and light through the state of new hampshire as you are making your way on 93 north and south. right now 293 north and south. there are lane shifts in place between exits five and three. that's for