but brown says kline had his own agenda. agenda. "i do think he was picking a side." side.""it's not intended to be political, it's something that the current event inspired and i would not take back my stance that sexual assault is wrong."which was echoed by students on campus...some saying they mention."it was nice that he actually addressed it because everybody's talking about it and it's like a big topic right now." now." "everyone should be treated equally and if there's a problem with that, there's a problem with our society." kline says even if his announcement was misunderstood , his feelings surrounding it shouldn't be. "i never think that the solution is to say something and be done with it but if it inspires a larger dialogue and it inspires things in the sexual assault from happening then i think that's a good thing."the school district did release a statement saying they agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women... but kline's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district.for iowa in focus -- i'm dora miller. the next day -- vice pre

officers reportedly found mcdaniel kneeling near kline's head trying to revive her. they say he was trying to stage it as a suicide --but kline apparently had defensive wounds on her hands and arms. mcdaniel is currently in jail on a 500-thousand dollar bond. his next court appearance is set a retired grocer has his life sentence overturned. randy patrie of charles city, was charged with weapons crimes in relation to the 2012 death of carl "ken" gallmeyer. gallmeyer was found dead in a rural nashua home. investigators later finding guns, tools, and a tv owned by gallmeyer in patrie's home. patrie was then sentenced due to previous weapons and burglary charges. the u-s court of appeals now ordering he be re- sentenced patrie challenged the ruling. we're learning more tonight about a stabbing attack at an apartment complex. the man arrested is 28- year-old adam jacobsen. he's charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he stabbed 62-year-old jeffery miller and 47-year-old denice bennett multiple times. they suffered serious injuries --but police believe the

but kline's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. thanks stephanie - how do you feel about the principal's message to his students - we've received hundreds of comments - on the story we've posted on our facebook page. now - just search for cbs 2-iowa. the second president debate on sunday - saw a huge drop in viewership - reaching 66-and a half million people.that's about twenty percent fewer people that tuned into the first debate.some blame the "sunday night football" matchup between the packers and the giants.facebook crunched it's numbers and says it was the most talked-about debate ever for the site.it said some 20 million people were commenting, liking and sharing co debate. voters in iowa's second congressional district had a chance to hear the two candidates for that seat face off against each other.one of the biggest issues talked about so far has been term limi. limits. "it wasn't deisgned to be a tenured instititon. it was desigend to protect our individual liberties.i think you make a good p

i did have apology from kline clip, although he'll never admit it, but would i like to see him do it in person. you know, they took away a lot from me, and years that i'll never get back and i just thought it was important to say that. >> do you think that issue is to send a message here that actions are strongerords? >> what concerns me the most is the mainstream media continues to talk about bill clinton's

but kline's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. thanks stephanie - how do you feel about the principal's message to his students - we've received hundreds of comments - on the story we've posted on our facebook page. join the conversation right now - just search for cbs 2-iowa. the second president debate on viewership - reaching 66-and a half million people.that's about twenty percent fewer people that tuned into the first debate.some blame the "sunday night football" matchup between the packers and the giants.facebook crunched it's numbers and says it was the most talked-about debate ever for the site.it said some 20 million people were commenting, liking and sharing content about the debate. voters in iowa's second congressional district had a chance to hear the two candidates for that seat face off against each other.one of the biggest is about so far has been term limi. limits. "it wasn't deisgned to be a tenured instititon. it was desigend to protect our individual liberties.i think you make a go

yesterday, law officers arrested kline's boyfriend, jimmy mcdaniel in prairie du chien. mcdaniel is 48. the sheriff's office says he was about to catch a flight, heading to georgia. authorities have not released what charges he faces, but they say he's awaiting a bond hearing. an autopsy shows a u-n-i student h university of iowa campus. the johnson county sheriff's office released those results today. rescuers pulled the body of nathan twedt out of the iowa river on september 10th. surveillance video shows the 20 year old confused and highly intoxicated while walking through the recreation building on campus. the sheriff's office says a witness saw him walk into the water. they consider his death and gone, but fixing the flood damage is still going on in some communities. in the town of vinton, workers are getting close to finishing the flood clean-up. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman shows some of the effort involved. members of this americorps team operate out of vinton. but they were nowhere near their home base when the water came leaving a mess behind. sot/nat instead

cbs 2 news reporter sat down with principal kline to talk about those comments and why he felt it was important to with the principal about his comments and why he felt it was important to say them to students. we will also hear the student's reaction and that is coming up tonight at 9:00 and 10:00. >>> though clinton will be in iowa campaigning for his wife. the tour will start in indianola, waterloo, cedar rapids in davenport. they are encouraging people to vote early and lend the democratic nominee. the stops will be on wednesday and thursday. for more information, you can visit our website, cbs2iowa.com who do you believe one last night's debate? that is the question of the day and you can cast your vote right now online at cbs2iowa.com. just click on the question of the day tap on our homepage. >>> tonight at 6:00, a your voice, your future roundtable discussion. iowa and focus host. we will stream live on our website, cbs2iowa.com as well as on 2.2.>>> our mission is to connect viewers to the candidates to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to t

kline was found dead outside her home on wednesday morning. an autopsy shows her death was a homicde. if you've ever thought about becoming an iowa state trooper -- now is as good a time as any. they released this recruitment video to try and get people interested. there's been a recent shortage of troopers on iowa roads in recent years -- due to funding constraints and recent retirements. kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live in waterloo with more. mac? district has 15 troopers spread across six counties. keep in mind -- that's ten fewer troopers than 20 years ago. that's why the iowa department of public safety is hoping to hire more troopers. people can apply online and undergo a 20-week course at camp dodge in des moines. troopers like mark sigwarth say it's a great opportunity. "it's a great feeling. a lot of every, we put a smile on our face, and we thoroughly enjoy our job." according to the iowa department of public safety -- the starting salary for new troopers is nearly 50-thousand dollars a year. to apply online -- you can visit our

the viewers now call jessica kline kit cat kline. >> her own mother calls her that sometimes. >> herr. the guy she used to live over at this apartment building over at 20th and market. >> they moved. and the dorman calls her kit cat kline. >> new name. i wonder if megan is called milky way when she's out. >> do you get called milky way? yes? no? not yet? >> couple people did on the remote shows they did say, they asked if that was me, they actually confuse me with kit cat sometime. >> oh, they confuse you. >> remind me of christmas story, the leg lamp. >> that's what it remind me of. >> oh, wait a minute. this isn't going to work, i have to take my pant off. i'm not used to this. >> you can keep them on. >> oh, christmas story lamp. >> all good. >> all right, so, let's get out to -- >> really was abut full lamp and you have nice leg for it. >> you know my children bought me that same lamp. hi, lauren. >> hello, so, you guys know, these special edition jerseys with the anniversary patch, they don't just come mass produced, my friend carl here is doing this, one by one. this is truely

but kline had defensive wounds on her hands and arms. mcdaniel is currently in jail on a 500-thousand dollar bond. another deadly officer- involved shooting -- this one in michigan. officers responding to a report of man being held at gunpoint by another man. officers say they found nothing at the home but as they left -- claim a man came from the street and fired multiple shots at them. an officer fired back, hitting the suspect. she didn't see it coming -- but surveillance video inside the grocery store shows the terrifying moments. the video shows a man -- trying to take a child out of her mom's grocery cart. the girl's mother says he did not ask permission -- speaking only to the child and never to her. the man... who did not have a "i wanted people to be aware from happening because it gave me chills just thinking that this could have happened to my child and it may happen to someone else. i definitely want him to get caught." houston police are investigating it as an attempted abduction. coming up... a driver has a scary surprise -

but kline had and arms. mcdaniel's in jail on a 500-thousand dollar bond. life sentence overturned. randy patrie, of charles city, was charged with weapons crimes in relation to the 2012 death of carl "ken" gallmeyer -- who was found dead in a rural nashua home. a judge sentenced patrie to life in prison due to previous weapons and burglary charges. the u-s court of appeals now ordering he be re- sentenced. nothing's been done to help water. that's what families are saying a class action suit has been filed against the state of michigan and the flint school district. some families believe students' performances and behaviors have gotten worse -- since drinking from the water fountains at school that were contaminated with lead... the schools themselves do what they need to do to help these kids. these families also say the education department, the city, and e help disabled students. trial now underway in a defamation lawsuit filed against rolling stone magazine. a jury will decide if the magazine defamed the name of a former university of virginia associate dean of students. this a

but kline had defensive wounds on her hands and arms. mcdaniel is currently in jail on a 500-thousand dollar bond. an anhydrous ammonia leak along the nebraska-iowa border kills a 50 people had to leave their homes after the leak from a pipeline. investigators are still looking into what caused it -- as many families wait for the "all-clear" to return to their homes. n-b-a star derrick rose waiting to learn his fate in a 21-million-dollar civil suit -- filed by an ex-girlfriend. he and two others are accused of sexually abusing her. rose and his friends have denied the allegations. jury deliberations begin today. trial now underway in a defamation lawsuit filed against rolling stone magazine. former university of virginia associate dean of students. this all comes following a controversial 2014 article titledd "a rape on campus." rolling stone later retracted the article and apologized. continuing coverage -- the only way to get around is by boat. several small communities in south carolina are still cut off by floodwaters, a week and a

announcements was not the place to do that.but kline says he was speaking out not to make a political statement, but because it was the right thing to do. "i never think that the solution is to say something it inspires things in the be done with it. if it inspires larger dialogue and inspires things in the school happening that again prevents sexual assault from happening, i think that's a good thing. >> the school district did release a statement saying they agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women but cline's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. >>> on the campaign trail, trump today has been speaking out against paul ryan's choice to slow down his suppor the republican nominee. the speaker of the house yesterday announced he would not defend trump but he is not pulling his endorsement. ryan however will no longer campaign for trump, instead focus on helping republicans in other races. trump went on twitter bashing speaker ryan and republicans saying our weak ineffective leader paul ryan had a bad conference call or his members issues of the

after an autopsy -- doctors ruled kline's death a homicide. "and it seems mcdaniel tried to leave wisconsin the following day. police arrested him in the lobby of an area hotel. they say he was planning on catching a flight to georgia." mcdaniel was waiting for a ride to take him to la crosse airport. but he didn't get away -- he's now at the crawford county jail. and we should know more information about this incident soon. authorities say they plan of releasing more details next week. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herlad newsroom in dubuque -- shirley descorbeth -- kwwl news. mcdaniel is awaiting his bond hurricane matthew -- still a major threat along the atlantic coast. the storm has been downgraded to a category two hurricane -- but is pushing rain and sea water onto shores in northeast florida and southeast georgia tonight. the storm's damage in florida let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg -- who's tracking the storm's movement up the coast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather stormtrack 7 w

after an autopsy -- kline's death was ruled a homicide. and mcdaniel was arrested the following day. he was at an area his plan was to fly to georgia. descorbeth ...kwwl news. mcdaniel is currently being hed at the crawford county jail. the investigation is ongoing. some cool temperatures out there -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your weekend outlook. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormk evening as the sun sets. the sky temperatures to drop into the 30s by morning. areas north of highway 20 will see temperatures in the mid 30s...so patch frost is possible. saturday and sunday are (mid 60s). monday and tuesday temperatures inch closer to the low 70s ahead of a cold front. the cold front gives us a slight chance of showers both monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday turn cooler with highs near 60s and a it's a scam. and now those scammers are getting busted. police in india

but brown says kline had his own agenda. agenda. "i do think he was picking a side." side.""it's not intended to be political, it's something that the current event inspired and i would not take back my stance that sexual assault is students on campus...some saying they appreciated the men. mention."it was nice that he actually addressed it because everybody's talking about it and it's like a big topic right now." now." "everyone should be treated equally and if there's a problem with that, there's a problem with our society." kline says even if his announcement was misunderstood , his feelings surrounding it shouldn't be. "i never think that the solution is to say something inspires a larger dialogue and it inspires things in the school happening that prevents sexual assault from happening then i think that's a good thing." the school district did release a statement saying they agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women... agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women but klein's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. dora miller

after an autopsy -- kline's death was ruled a homicide. and mcdaniel was arrested the following day. he was at an area

but brown says kline had his own agenda. agenda. "i do think he was >>> brown says klein had his own agenda. >> i did think he was picking a side. >> not intended to be political, the current event inspired i would not take back my stance sexual assault was wrong. >> that was echoed by students on campus some s appreciated the mention. >> it was nice he addressed it it is very, everybody is talking about it and it is like a big topic right now. >> even should be treated equally, if there is a problem with that there is a problem with our society. >>> this is an issue that doesn't have two sides . even if his announcement was misunderstood his feelings around it shouldn't be. >> to say something and be done with it, if it inspires a larger dialogue or things in prevents sexual assault from happening. >>> the school district released a statement saying they agreed with the sentiment regarding women but his political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. >>> voters in iowa second congressional district, facing off aga

i asked him a number of questions kline colluding his >> the american people be about this latest hillary e-mail revelation that fbi once again looking into possible wrong doing. >> it didn't reveal anything. and umm, because the fbi works for the administration, i can't comment on. they've made no allegations that anything wrong has happened. they don't know of anything wrong happening. and it's unfortunate it occurs now. focus on who she is. she's been som american people her whole life. and you know, she's all about rebuilding the middle class. and i think that's what this election is all about. >>> i was able to ask the vice president about a number of other topics including obama care and riding premiums. we'll air more tonight at 11:00. my severe interview will be posted on our website. news3lv.com. >>> vice president bide season not the only politician in town to stop for candidates this stopped today. and incumbent crescent hardy. >> reporter: with about a week and a half for republican day. gearing up for the candidates in nevada. >> we've got an election in ten days. >> reporter

. >> kitkat kline in the control room, get the exact pronouncing because i think it is food broadcast, food show. >> yes, food streaming or something. >> person, now it is bong. >> i don't want to say it wrong. >> you talk to this one person on twit they are he say muck bong or muck bong or bang. >> we will call it mb. >> we will mb. >> and then probably dm. >> that will not be on tv. >> will forte is on the show. i necessity him on saturday night live. he has written a book about dating advice, 101 things you should never do if would you like a girlfriend. >> okay. >> i could have written that. >> and, get a good look at sue serio, ladies and gentlemen because in one hour, she will look very different. >> yes, she will. >> in fact we are making her to be what, sue. >> i don't know. >> a some bye monster. >> without any fancy make up either. >> it is great. >> and then jason here, i know we worked together but he does all kind of monster make up, and we called him because we didn't even know. jason is here. >> how much time do you need to turn sue into a monster three or four minutes.

louis to go see abc's political director rick kline. he's at the ritz. we're at the westin. you get the hierarchy there. >> i guess the analysis has been, trump stopped the spiral, it's no longer in a death spiral. he slowed the spiral. that's not the same as coming out of it. >> reporter: trump's campaign still badly wounded from the release of that tape. and for many his apology just didn't cut it. >> this was locker room talk. but this is locker room talk. but it's locker room talk. >> reporter: adding fuel today, nancy o'dell, one of the women trump allegedly talked about in that video, weighing in tonight. >> there is no room for objectificatio o anyone, for that matter, not even in the locker room. >> reporter: and today the exodus of republican support continued. as speaker of the house paul ryan pulled back from the presidential campaign trail. >> the last 72 hours, to see all of these high-profile republican names, it's impressive. >> reporter: but a lot can happen in the next month. so off they went. back on the road. claiming victory and keeping up the bashing. >>

no, kitkat kline, one of our producers, one guy threw upright behind her at the even of the game. >> you know had her comment. she said that happened to me the first time i got drunk too. >> that is a good line. >> yes, that will make you feel better. >> older guy, guy in his 50's. >> slammed him. >> kitkat kline. >> dave, can you hang around. >> yes. >> we have more highlights, bill murray, in washington d.c. very funny, of course, he go the that prestigious award, i mean this is a huge honor for him but again i'm still looking for a picture of what david letterman who was at the event and this house blew up, who was at this event what he looks like? what does david letterman look like? it is so shocking. i hope i can find it. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with pe

jon karl, rick kline. john, what is the big head line what did you make of tonight? >> the fact that donald trump would not commit to accepting the results of this election is the biggest moment of that debate. but really the rea this entire election, that as you know is the bedrock principle of american democracy, the loser concedes, the winner accepts, we move on. >> i agree, this was a singular moment in american debates to have that candidate out there saying, i may not accept that. to leave that lingering i think is going to have republicans squirming to try to explain that away. donald trump needed to have a very big moment, he had it, but it was exactly the wrong kind of moment for him. this felt like a debate in a race that already ended. >> he seemed a little more half of this debate he was incredibly focused. he kept on the issues. he did not take the bait. as the debate went on he lost focus, he started to flail around. that's when the big mistakes happened. >> does it change the game at all? >> i think it ensures a bad story line for donald trump for thes

richard kline. the honorable steve benjamin and mrs. d'andrea benjamin. [reading names] mr. kevin hsu. [reading names] mr. chuck todd and mrs. christian todd. kristian todd. ms. rachel ray and ms. john cusumano -- mr. john cusumano. >> what is it like seeing the first lady over the years? >> [indiscernible] we are working on children's nutrition. i'm wildly nervous. >> mr. larry fink. ms. mary kay henry and ms. paula macchello.-- paula auci and dr.foun christine grady. ms. morrow eliasson -- mara liasson and mr. jonathan cuneo. mr. haim saban and ms. cheryl saban. the honorable bathsheba crocker crocker.aone and ms.ael christopher sola christopher. mr. eric fortune or and mr. -- ortner and mr. chuck ortner. mr. john elkann and ms. lavinia borromeo arese taverna. ms. kirsteneck and peck. mr. josh lederman and ms. amy lederman. mr. donato bertini -- buccini mrs. bernadette buccini. bel-leong hong and mr. kenneth hong. ms. christina lewis and ms. l oida lewis. mr. hamdi ulukaya and mrs. louise vongerichten. ms. carrin patman and mr. jim derrick junior. mr. carlos elizondo and m

today is a warm day obviously but we will tea kline with every passing day. it will be awfully cool, on saturday, we hit 60 but might not feel better than 40's, factoring in that wind. >> wow, i mean that is crazy to think about 85 today and feel like 40. for a second i would say i like shorts, sweat shirts but i love it. don't even go there. it is 85. love it. take a look at this, this is a wednesday morning we're just cracking in the 5:00 o'clock hour. construction here 95 south, between cottman and bridge street, so what is happening is sometimes they are temporarily blocking and stopping all traffic and then letting the far left lane go by. so it is stopping, then going, stopping, going a little bit. would i say 15, ten minutes ago, we were looking at this and it looked okay. it looked like tension was easing. you were get buying in the left lane. it looks like right now they height be stopping traffic or they just stopped traffic and just starting to go by. you guys, if you have to get on i-95 right now head up you will sit in this. you will to have give

temple university presented comedian tina fey with its annual lew kline excellence in media today.he sid her success can be traced to three things her family television. >> sent my pictures to dear old captain noah. fantastic. i seethed with jealousy watching the al alberts showcase. >> fay also recalled dressing as sally starr for halloween, this is the 16th year for temple's awards. >> eagles looking to go four and o detroit lions. >> can't wait for this sunday eagles-lions. this defense may be without one of their best players up front. eagles coach doug pederson knocked on wood on wednesday hoping everyone would stay healthy. it didn't work. defensive tackle benny logan misses practice today and is questionable for sunday against the lions with a calf injury. even on a nice day the eagles practicing inside trying to simulate the noise at ford field. pederson says he likes the energy and mind-set of carson wentz and this team coming off the bye. he believes they're ready to roll into detroit. >> i think they understand that it's still a long season. they're excited obviously for

university, upper darby native best known for her work on saturday night live and 30 rock received i lou kline excellence in media award. "eyewitness news" on hand for ceremony hosted by temple's school of media and communication. >> excellence is, something that you strive for but you never really feel certain that you you are getting there. but receiving this award today makes me feel the same still not sure. this could be a trick. >> not what i was expecting, but i love that. earlier fey talked with students in a question/answer session. >>> the philadelphia school district has announced a new initiative, to help students secure funding, needed for college. >> philadelphia is one of the 22 cities selected to take part in the national challenge to increase completion rates of the freeze application for federal student aid also known as fafsa, district is working with the college prep round table in the hope of increasing completion rate above the current 53 percent. >> kate bill other joining us now as you have been tracking matthew and keeping an eye on what our weather might be like this w

bostonay night, former globe reporter larry kline discusses his book. >> had bobby kennedy beat richard nixon, america would have been a different place and to some of the issues we are visiting today, racial tension discord, mightal be a little bit different if we had tried it to address them 50 years ago. >> sunday night on c-span. between campaign debate the new hampshire senator and her challenger. -- says report races this is a tossup. live coverage continues on c-span. debate in election new hampshire, in our studio senator kelly ayotte and her democratic challenger, governor maggie hassan. this is one of the most negative senate races in the country, from domestic issues -- >> she has stood for corporate social interests to undermine security and put the budget on the back of our seniors. >> this has been a very negative campaign from the governor and her allies, with all sorts of attacks against me. host: to national security. >> the policies she is supporting

joining me now from new york, our leader reporter, jerry smith and the former president of cnn, john kline. thank you both for joining us. i will start with you, john. at&t says they are committed to maintaining the independence of cnn. do you believe it is possible? john: i believe they are smart business people who understand the value of an independent, strong, thriving, aggressive cnn. for now, there's no reason to doubt it. the real test will come when a company like at&t which will find itself in more controversial new stories than time warner, the entertainment company had in the past, when that happens, we will see how tolerant they are of being covered aggressively by the news network they own. emily: jerry, how about you? how hard to sell is this going to be with regulators? jerry: yeah, for now, yes, take at&t at its word. it is going to be a tough sell in washington. you know, this is very similar to a deal that comcast did when it acquired nbc universal. and that deal was approved by regulars but comcast had to agree to a lot of really tough conditions that in some ways has ha

downed trees and power lines and debris on the roads will take a while to kline. one thing disappointing 30 people had to be rescued by authorities when they were trapped in their homes because of the floodwater from the storm. i think that is gng issue with florida as well. we're hearing they are saying you can call 911 but we're not going to be able to respond to you because the water will be so high. 7 to 11-foot storm surges with this. eight to 12 inches of rainfall. category three storm working north-northwest along the coastline. georgia, south and north carolina seeing bands of eye off the coast of merit island working towards daytona. this will stay just off the shore. some of that eye wall making its way on to the shoreline and on its way up to jacksonville. this is something we're going to continue to track throughout the morning. here is a look at that forecast. category three storm making its way along the coast. category two and then one as i then it loops back around as a tropical storm coming back to the bahamas next week. here is a look at what we

. >> in terms of conservatives, bill kline with the examiner wrote a book about this. >> this is has been the issue. that's the problem. there is hadn'ts and not one. more mtp daily after this. >> national polls show the survey monkey. what is interesting is where the race was in early september, preseptember 11th and the fall of that health incident with secretary clinton and where we are today. she was plus four then and plus six now. we see clinton's lead somewhere in that same change. four points at cbs and points at cnn. the question is this. is the race stable or did it have a whole lunch of movement or not? let's bring in larry real quick. nots much time as i planned. my apologies there. breaking news from hillary clinton. is this -- was there movement over the last four weeks or was this more of movement by the pollsters depending on how they viewed a likely voter model? >> that's the best point. what you just said. the second point which is that probably there was a lot less movement than appeared to be in the polls. we learned over the years through research in polling that