. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate, i think, that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first council meeting since this video went controversial video were not there. >> you can't just put your hands on me like this. >> reporter: thomas and lieutenant olson, the officer claiming he stopped thomas for walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet, saying he was hugging the right side of the construction. >> you're going to take me to jail for this! >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner, shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: according to official, thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct, released later, and citation dropped. >> we can't deny that officer olson maintained his calm. >> reporter: the mayor announced because the officer followed protocol, he will not be disciplined. for some, that was clearly not the answer. >> now there were calls from t

. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate, i think, that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first meeting since this video was viral, two people in the now controversial on me like this. >> reporter: thomas and lieutenant olson, the officer claiming he stopped thomas for walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet, saying he was hugging the right side of the construction. >> take me e to jail for that? >> the officer needed to approach the situation in that manner, shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: according to official, thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct, citation dropped. >> we can't deny that officer olson maintained his calm. >> reporter: the mayor announced because the officer followed protocol, he will not be disciplined. for some, that was clearly not the answer. >> now there were calls from the public to have the officer suspended, but the mayor said that is not ha

pete you'll have a chance to let city officials know exactly how you feel. the city council is planning to set up two public hearings about the wastewater discharges. we're expecting to find the dates set for the hearings later today. they will also discuss reopening a wastewater treatment facility that had been shut down. it could cost $11 million to reopen the albert winick pl environmental protection would have to sign off on the plan. >>> police in kissimmee are searching for a man who tried to grab an 11-year-old boy walking home from school. that child telling investigators a man in an older model car offered him candy and money. the boy says when he refused the man jumped out and grabbed his backpack. he was able to break free though, ran home and called 911. >>> hillsborough deputies need your help to catch men that were caught on camera using the men walking into that walmart here. they apparently snuck into a family's home while the family was sleeping. deputies say the thieves went into an unlocked car parked in the driveway of a home in dover. the

letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> i hate to think what would have happened if it were not taped. reporter: this video went viral. two people in the video were not there -- larnie thomas and lieutenant t. olsen, who claimed he stopped thomas for impeding traffic. the woman who recorded the right side of construction. >> the officer should not have put his hands on the guy. reporter: according to officials, thomas was later released and a citation dropped. >> officer olson maintained his calm. reporter: they also say the officer will not be disciplined. but that was clearly not the answer. city officials policies to see if reforms are necessary, including retraining officers. elizabeth hur, new york. ben: professors at 14 state universities in pennsylvania are on strike. faculty members hit the picket lines early this morning after contract negotiations broke off without an agreement. no further talks are scheduled. the strike affects more than 100,000 students at smaller universities within the pennsylvania system. affected by the strike. maria: outrage from

. >> the act even let's cities and towns ban recreational marijuana businesses if they put it to a public vote. >> you can't ban retail pot shops if you have medical marijuana operating there. >> the county attorney said just look at the map, existing medical marijuana dispensary are grandfathered in and on top reorganize and sell to recreational users. >> the reality is 90% of arizona has dispensaries so we can't ban the pot shops, but the law allows them to ban the retail shops and two third of the cities have done so. >> the public in that area doesn't want recreational marijuana. why would those facilities get grandfathered in? record with the arizona department of health, time will tell. >> the grandfather clause was supposed to keep opponents to eradicate it. >> and they've done it time and time again. control the time and place and manner of marijuana businesses. >> and in phoenix, it's stricter. marijuana businesses have to be at least a quarter mile from schools and a host of others places like day cares and homeless shelters and there are rules about signage. >> those restrictio

. >> would let cities and towns ban recreational marijuana businesses if they put it to a public votes but there's a big exception. if there's already a medical marijuana shops in the area, you cannot ban it. >> the reality is, 90% of arizona has medical marijuana dispensaries. which means we will not be able >> lycanthropy schedule? >> under the act, time place a matter of marijuana businesses the cuteness not insider being located away from schools and churches. >> as is not education, new report shows more students than ever are graduating from high school, the white house says the graduation rate tops 82%, that's a record high. statistics show progress for all demographics that include black hisp american who have continued to narrow the gap between their graduation rates for white students. >> if you are thinking about being a clown this halloween, count target out as a place to get a costume. the retailer pulls out masks from their shells and online. this is following a rush of frightening clown encounters and some attacks across the us. >>> the growing urban business has produce

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. >> reporter: residents frustrated and outraged letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate to think this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been happened. >> reporter: the first council meeting packed with the two people in the now controversial video, not there. >> don't put your hands on me like that? >> reporter: the officer claims he stopped thomas walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic. the woman who recorded the video said he was hugging the right side of construction. >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation like that. >> reporter: according to officials, thomas was detained at the scene and was cited for disorderly conduct. >> we can't deny that officer olson maintained his womb. announced because the officer followed protocol, he won't be disciplined. for some, that's clearly not the answer. city officials will review the policies and look to see if any reforms are necessary, including retraining the officers. abc news, new york. >>> the new york police department tonight is responding

pete you have a chance to let city officials now how you feel. the city council is planning to set up two public hearings about the wastewater discharges. we're expecting to find out the dates set for the hearings a little later today. they will also discuss reopening a wastewater treatment facility that had been shut down. it could cost $11 million to environmental protection would have to sign off on the plan. at this point that is a big if. >>> 6:06. iraqi special forces joined the fight against isis in mosul. we have video into the newsroom a few hours ago in fact showing the huge operation to retake iraq's second largest city. we're also getting new video this morning of families fleeing the fighting. the battle entering its fourth day. special forces set to lead the fight into the cy waiting. >>> deputies need your help to catch the two men you see over my shoulder. they were caught on camera using stolen credit stole at a walmart after snea ing into a family's home while the family was sleeping inside. they used a garage door opener and ent

did i say cooler, two degrees warmer in redwood city and san francisco. so let's take a look at the south bay first. high temperatures there tomorrow will be in the low to mid-80s. 18 at san jose and 85 at morgan hill. on the peninsula, upper 70s to around 80. mountianview 77 and redwood city and 72 half moon bay and downtown san francisco tops out at 73 degrees tomorrow. up in the north way we'll see 82 in santa rosa and 81 in sonoma. the near east bay with highs in the upper 70s to near 80 in the castro valley and inland east bay you can expect low to mid-80s, up to 82 in fairfield and 81 in livermore and 83 at antioch. now, looking ahead we talked about some chances of rain, and this is what the forecast animation reveals right now starting at noon on sunday. we'll see a little bit of shower activity develop in the northern most part of our viewing area, sweeping slowly southward and then into overnight hours sunday night and monday, little pockets of showers. into the early morning hours on tuesday and then finally that chance of rain diminishing on midday on

in the council elections next may, let's work as hard as we ever have to bring the snp to p ower, the must bring the city to be one of the very best in europe. [applause] let's build this city to be one of the very best in europe. glasgow is an extension of the success of our party. but it also stands as a lesson. they took the waters for granted. they became arrogant on power. they thought they were invincible, and they rightly paid the price. our promise to glasgow and all the people spot month -- people of is this -- we will never take you for granted. we will work every day to earn and return -- and re-earn your truth -- your trust. [applause] minister sturgeon: it is not just attitudes, it is policy in principle. when labour held his conference in liverpool, it's spokesman for theannounce support renewal of trident. he was enraged at not being allowed to go as far as he wanted to with weapons of mass destruction. but we were angry as well. we were angry there were angry there are so many children living in poverty. we had a government determined to waste tens of billions of pounds on a new generatio

let's . the city any city. 76 in denver in salt lake city, 89 in houston and 77 in dallas. yes phoenix is the warmest spot on the map. 93 degrees in fountain hills, 94 in deer valley and 92 in which men. here is a look at highs across the state. upper 60s in flagstaff. 80 degrees from folks in sedona. at your forecast -- only the best parts of this time of the year is the morning. 60s tomorrow morning here in the valley you will need a coat or a parker. 34 degrees in flagstaff. 57 in sedona. like i mentioned pretty calm out there. the forecast is like repeat, cruise control. we will take it. mid-90s -- 60 for the overnight lo >> it is gorgeous. >> thank you. coming up a teenager from right here in the valley made his nhl debut last night and no light -- this may be the best debut in hockey history. wait to see what's coming up next. >>> first here is a look at this week switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to

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they are asking private and nonprofit employers in the flood zone to fill out a letting the city know how it impacted business. this information can be used to know how the flood impacted the city overall. we put a link on her website at cbs2iowa.com we now know more about a deadly johnson county accident . the iowa state patrol says a man was walking along highway 218 when he was hit by a car. he was hit a second time by a minivan and then a third time by another car. here are pictures from the north down traffic on 218 was blocked for several hours. authorities do not know why the man was walking along the highway. at this point, no names have mellaney moore is live where it happened. drivers coming through here mellaney moore is live where happen. >> reporter: some drivers are coming through and even more say this -- that they think this is a dangerous intersection. this is how close someone has to be to the tracks to get a view with the train is coming. some people knew the man who died and they say with -- he was a good person who belong to a nice family and thought the world of

let's go city by city now, a high of 73 in rally, 75 in fayetteville, overnight tonight, it's going to be partly cloudy and it's also going to be cooler, right around 58 for the overnight low. we will look at the next few days and you can see normal for this time of year, 77 and we thursday for showers. as we head toward friday, the outer bends -- bands start to creep through. as we head into saturday, i think that is when we'll see the bulk of matthew impact us here in central north carolina. remember is that track continues to shift to the north and east as it has been doing now in spidale -- in several model runs, we could have more rain. we should be right around 70 on monday and 70 -- 71 on tuesday. i continue to be impressed with how much this track has shifted to the south and east over the past 24 hours. it shifted yesterday afternoon. i am not complaining. i am very happy with this because it means less of an impact for us. >> they really have a personality of their own. thank you. >>> burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. th

and letting our city down. so we just played our hearts out. >> reporter: the bulldogs down. then, a blocked punt falls into the praying hands of javar surface trough wilson and he takes it 40 yards for the bulldogs first special team score this season. >> we wanted to try and get a touchdown on special teams so we practiced for the student. >> reporter: with less than three minutes to used special teams to score from 43 yards out to beat the undefeated wesley chapel wildcats 28-20. >> we just wanted to come out. execute. play the game. >> reporter: bulldogs holler at me! [ screaming ] >> bulldogs, bulldogs! >> reporter: i googled the definition of a bulldog and it said tough and tenacious. and the special teams scored two touchdowns to win the game. i have to say, that's a definition of a total team effort. that is why you are newschannel8's team of the week. >> yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: congratulations to the zephyr hills bulldogs. newschannel8's team of the week. >> bulldogs! bulldogs! bulldogs! >> reporter: with the bulldogs, anthony allred, newschannel8 t

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let's talk city by city today. 64 in raleigh, 73 in durham. i think there are better rain chances the further noyou are. partly cloudy tonight much cooler, 46 or overnight low. 61 people, amy -- tomw is going to be a breezy day i'llell you that wind gusts in the 20 miles an hour range. 71 normal for this time of year. closest we'll be to that will be monday with a high of 72. >>> good morning taking you outside todurham freeway at mangome street. no fog slowing you down. take aook we have areas where you can barely see the roadways out there and one is smithfield. low visibility street, those areas plenty of extra timehis morning as you head out. raleigh roads look good. a better view of our area shows we have a bunch of roads closed because of hurricane matthew flooding and repair and two of the roads right here peach orcha road benson thomasson road you're going to encounter a lot of those heading through the fayetteville area as well. another check, and closed in a few minutes. >>> d glad i-95 is back open too. >>this is the first day we've

. >> reporter: let's see if we have better luck in this new york city taxi. >> let's test the seat. the magic 100 number with acceptable bacteria limits. go new york city. >> reporter: i am nervous because we are about to test the place with the dirtiest reputation of all, new york city subway. >> there are weirder things that have happened on the new york city subway today. >> reporter: time for the moment of truth. 31. i am blown away. i thought this would be dirty but it is totally clean. in new three surfaces we test are clean but now let's take this challenge to los angeles. >> l.a. metro. >> reporter: swabbing this train pole. >> you can see the dirt on the swab. i don't know what it will come out with but that's visible dirt. >> 189, really dirty. >> reporter: not going so well in l.a., but what about germs above ground on this l.a. teaming with bacteria. gross. >> reporter: think that's bad, watch this credit card machine. >> more than three times the bacteria level you want to see. use cash. >> reporter: surfaces we test in l.a., all dirty. we shared results with our nbc med

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so that gives you a sense, it is the overnight hours on center city street. now let'sw you how boyde's look before it looks all nice now with the boarded up window. there is a bike patrol cop going by us now, just waiving us to, here on the sidewalk. wow, this is an amazing presence. usually don't see bike cops this early either. so, there is definitely stepped up patrols around here. but going by boyde's is one thing, but there are a lot of other businesses and other blocks that the police are patrolling right now. we had the boyde's break-in right before the railing stolen at the union league on broad street, just bold, brazen, right in the shadow of city hall, and this followed of course the most shocking crime of all this past week, the shooting in prime time in rittenhouse square where a 17 year old finally turned himself over the weekend, but his accomplice is still out there. and they had a meeting monday night in the rittenhouse square area, concerned resident and business owners letting police and public officials have it. >> going back to the town watch, that

so lets go city by city for you, 65 our afternoon high today. 64 in durham, and then closer to 69 in fayetteville. keep in mind normal for this time of year is actually right around 70, so we're a few degrees below that mark, and then tomorrow more seasonal temperatures will arrive. as we head near as cold. i don't think many of you will drop into the 30s. that will be a nice little start to our thursday. 46 our overnight low, and as we head into the coming days, let's take a look at this, 70, that's where we should be. chance for a shower or two thursday night. as we head into friday, temperatures continue to climb. 72 friday. as we head into the weekend 75 on saturday, 78 on sunday, and then, yes, we were talking about it. monday. there will be temperatures falling through, say, the mid to lower 60s throughout trick or treat time, and then as we head into our tuesday, we should be right around 72 degrees. i also back to that story was one that had to come home and look through the candy. >> we always spread it all out on the table. >> do we have to do that with the cubicles in our

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going to express into center city. >> let's look at these chilly numbers even chillier than yesterdayn mount pocono, just 35 in allentown, 38 degrees this morning in reading. you're a little better in center city, 46 degrees right now in philadelphia. 41 in philadelphia. and millville and atlantic city so when you are dressing the kids try to get them to wear a jacket because they're going to want it and the long pants today. let's look at the temperatures for the next 12 hours. by 7:00 a.m., 45 degrees. by 10:00, 55. so we recover pretty nicely from this. we have beautiful sunshine today. not as much wind as yesterday so it's a nice one. by lunchtime 59. by 3 o'clock, 65. your high is 66. we'll hit it around 3:30, 4 o'clock and by 6:00 p.m. it's 64 degrees. so beautiful afternoon but bundle up to start tam. >> thank you karen. >>> and you can always get that seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker6 double can radar any time of day on our web site. just go over to 6abc.com/weather. >>> actress shailene woodley arrested during a protest of the forest south dakota pipeline.

issue, but let's take a few baby steps to try to mitigate this issue five year contract with redflex-who would install and maintain the cameras and equipment at no up-front cost to the city. "let's try a couple of things here before we jump into the be all end all most drastic measure we can take." contract-redflex would initially charge the city $18.25 per paid ticket until the company's $240,000 investment is paid off. afterward, all remaining revenue will belong to the city. we've got you covered, live in the newsroom, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. the city says their lawyers are in the process of looking at the contract. and if the lawyers don't agree with this contract-they will coming up on kwwl -- temperatures are dropping to frosty levels overnight -- how some in the area are bracing for the chill. ha storm track 7 live doppler radar.... meteorologist kyle kiel will have your full forecast, coming up. "now your storm track 7 information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting

the city's let us know, they've been hungry for a moment like this. we're just so excited to be apart of a team that gives them the opportunity to see a chicago cubs team in the world ser we're ready." "it's the goal we set out in spring training; we embrace the target, we embrace the target. we beat a lot of good teams along the way. starting with the giants; the giants tested us. the dodgers, an amazing organization what david roberts has done. now, we're the last ones standing in the national league and we have four more wins, and we know the indians will be ready to come." trt: 56 oc: "will be ready to come" ... and coming up tonight at 10, i sit down with cedar rapids prairie grad scott schebler. he finished up his reds. it was a bit of an up and down year for him, but he finished strong in the final month of the season. thanks josh. meteorologist ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? [ screams ] [ clicking ] woman: bye. oh. [ crash ] woman: oh! [ applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." a

the scene is the same in other parts of the city. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologis scofield. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the valley by sunday. as it stands chances for rain are looking slime for the las vegas valley but we could squeeze out a shower or two in the mountains sunday. winds sunday afternoon could halloween is looking nice with a drop in temperatures to the mid 70s and mostly sunny skies. treak-or-treating is looking nice in the evening but you may need a jacket as temperatures will be in the low 60s after 7pm. the dry air sticks around into the mid week and highs warm slightly but we should avoid the 80s the rest of the week. halloween is just a few days this youtuber's son wins hands- down... with a transformers costume that actually transforms! the costume is made from foam and took about 6 hours to construct... resulting in one rad halloween costume that is more

let's check city avenue at conshohocken avenue.bound traffic moving just fine headed towards the schuylkill. no problems right there. some overnight construction has cleared in woolwich township new jersey turnpike southbound moving a little better past exit two. septa regional regional rails te back to normal. paoli thorndale train we've got a 35 minute delay due to equipment problems. watch for that one this morning dave. >> starting outer chilly this morning karen most of us in the 50's. by 7 o'clock we'll probably still be there. some of you may still be looking at mostly cloudy skies early today too. but gradually we'll transition to partly sunny conditions. by 10 o'clock probably still about 58 but up to 66 by noon and then 3 o'clock that's your high today, 71 degrees so pretty pleasant later on a little bit of a light breeze at times. at the airport we're hoping for all green aircraft which would indicate no major delays. usually the case as the flights are still kind of getting going at this time of morning. but we don't ha

let's go city by city today, 65 raleigh, 64 durham and close to should be around 40 in the triangle, starting in the 30s and 65. a small chance by parade morning an 75 saturday, 72 sunday. let's talk about halloween, shall we? it's on monday, high of 69, likely falling through the 60s into the 50s for trick-or- trt 6:21 on this tuesday morning. let's check in with ali. any accidents? >>> we have one out there, 440 at nobody road, moving well this morning. let's take you to our maps. a disabled car slowing things down on hillsboro street near jones franklin road and durham. roads look pretty good in freeway, five minutes on 55, nine, and on 70, it will take you a little longer, about 15. outside to 440, airport boulevard, things are pretty well but be sure to check on twitter for updates on that crash on 40 through durham. >> we'll check on it, ali. thank you. >> 6:22. >>> today is the deadline for one of the biggest recalls in u.s. history. how it owners. >>> and the feds lay out new rules to keep cyber criminals >>> important deadline for volkswagen as it continues to deal with the e

what are you intending to see these cities do? - well, let me start by saying that this challenge really comes out of a study i asked our department to do to look at our long-term transportation needs. i've talked about some of what we've found, the growth in population, the growth in freight volumes, climate change, there are a lot of issues that we saw. the question that i started to ask later was, "well how do we get our country grappling "with those issues most effectively?" and the smart city challenge is what came out of that. what we've done is basically taken that report and we've asked cities across the country to tell us how they would purport to use technology and innovation to address those issues, to address the population growth they're facing, to address the freight volume increases they're gonna face, to face down climate change and other challenges. and what we got was surprisingly 78 cities submitted applications to us, and that means 78 cities have actually taken the time and the resources to think about this. - and even th

let's move to daly city balboa park delays into san francisco and the east bay.s is a 120 15-minute delay due to a maintenance problem. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> you have been talking about the hint of fog on the coast, it's now rolling onshore. you can see it according to our transamerica pyramid view. we are looking south towards the peninsula. good morning, today dry and seasonal temperatures currently in the 50s. later today with a south breeze at 15, we'll have a beautiful day. then rain and windy conditions develop this time tomorrow all the way through friday. a couple of inches of rain across many locations locally. then over the weekend more soaking rains by saturday night. until then we'll back up here. 60s beaches, 60s, 70ss across the bay to 70s around the peninsula. outside number away from the bay will be 77 degrees. that will be towards discovery bay. otherwise, the rain, it will develop this time tomorrow through friday. bulk of day on saturday dry with rain by nightfall into sunday with scattered showers. that's a c

. -- 65 in cedar rapids. 67 in iowa city. let's go to the north. 61 in postville. 65 in dubuque with mainly cloudy skies. about 65 in waterloo. to the south in monticello 65 today. tipton you are 6 again, 66 in iowa city. notice the wind about 50 miles per hour gusting to 25 miles per hour. a lot of kids out trick or treating this afternoon. as you are driving be mindful of all the kids on the sidewalk and in the road. you never know what they are going to do. it is up to you to keep your even warmer tomorrow, 72 is the high. some stray showers late tomorrow night. better chance of rain on wednesday with a high of 65. showers move out wednesday night. 65 thursday and friday. don't forget to set your clock back saturday. 62 on sunday. the da darker a lot earlier but the payoff is it gets brighter a bit earlier as well. >> so it is like november tomorrow you would never guess it by going outside. >> we have been spoiled. it is very mild. one day spent in the 70s isn't a a day spent in the 30s or 40s. it's monday >>> the highways one

lets go ahead and check in with durham. the good news is these cl continue. no accidents around the bull city. lets get to those drive times. all in the green. 540, 440 and 40 if you're heading eastbound this morning all moving close to the posted speed limits. let's go ahead and take a look outside. i-40 at lake wheeler road, pretty quiet if you're heading in this direction, just a few cars out there and pretty much the same situation if you're at i-40 and airport boulevard. we will have another check on traffic in just a little bit. a 100-year-old bridge survived an explosion. in just 2 minutes how long it took workers to get that stubborn bridge to fall down. >> before we go to break, here's a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> i'm norah o'donnell, we'll take you to the italian narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance ind