locally independent businesses. on main street and online year-round. the movement has grown to a year long effort by communities, motivating local businesses to develop customers. live local saturday is an effort to encourage residents to shop, type and play locally. the initiative to get customers to shop small on saturday reinforces the importance of supporting family, friends and neighbors. >> the need has increased due to the greater options for people to shop. on the internet, in the small traffic. and it's really just become harder to be a local shop. >> when you do have a united front and people are thinking out side the box and they're looking at ways that they can promote their businesses, it will be a great thing for everybody involved. >> washington, d.c. small businesses got together and created an event called art all night. by offering entertainment and demonstrations, they increase foot traffic and awareness about per chacht merchants shoppers m been aware of. >> a great if you want for a lot of foot traffic. >> it introduces them to our businesses.you want for a lot of foot traffic. >> it introduces them to our businesses. maybe they don't enwalk in that n

local. >> another effective campaign has been local first arizona. it's a statewide effort to get customers to shift 10% of their shopping dollars from chains to local sinesses. the message there is simple. when you spend local, your money stays local, and improves the quality of life for your community. >> what we're saying is let's all be mindful of where our money goes when we spend it, and understand the local business then in turn is going to have a local accountant or graphic designer or web developer and that money stays and recirculates in our local economy and creates additional jobs. >> so whether it's for small business saturday or year round, people are understanding. shopping local is important. >> you should definitely shop local. this is where you want to be, and you want to keep us in business. >> those are some of the ways small businesses are attracting customers for small business saturday. we got more ideas from viewers just like you. >> for small business saturday we do a promotion like buy one get one and on our website we offer some shipping deal because we ship nationwide. >> they are co-hosting a breakfast on that day right d

local police are involved with the local community, you have a safer community. it's also better for business as a result. >> what about that? this is an attempt by the president to nationalize crime control. >> it's a socialist mentality. everything has to be controlled from the small to the big. this is part of it. trying to undo the broken window theory which is local. local comes finding out walking the beat who is doing stuff, who isn't. you jump a turnstile, get arrested. have a gun, you're in trouble. that worked. he's not interested in what works. he wants control. to the point others made he's always out there when it looks like a come has done something wrong but never go s to the funeral of a come killed by an alleged criminal. >> you see the presidential statements about when a civilian is killed in a controversial incident even when it turns out the civilian might have been responsible and little from the president when a come is killed. >> he met with police chiefs. >> not in the same way. not in a public manner. not in a way to act vise the public which is usually act vising people like al sharpton. >> he's from chicago. i can tell you what any police officer that i always talk to say is there are not enough of them. that's a key problem with any study of any of this. you think they are afraid if the communities can see the comes and th

brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green so far, november has been unbelievable! we hit 76 sunday and 78 today, which tied the record high for november 2 set back in 1938! well, it looks like we can keep this indian summer weather going for a couple more days at least! tonight will be mild with temps cooling into the 60s this evening and then the 50s overnight. tuesday should be another warm day with near record highs in the metro. the record for tuesday is 76 and we should be pretty close to that by afternoon with southerly winds of with warm and windy weather and highs in the mid 70s. thursday will still be warm by november standards, but there will be clouds rolling in during the day with some rain possible alte

local 5 news at six -- we'll be right back. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: thanksgiving is almost here -- it's a time for food, family and remembering thanksgiving is almost here -- it's a time for food, family and remembering stephanie/2ram but for one sioux city restaurant -- it's a good time to give back and bring that holiday feeling to the people who need it most. jack/2ram the family that runs rebo's restaurant decided to make their family gathering into a community event, opening their restaurant on thanksgiving and making a meal for people who might not have anywhere else to go. bria bell has the story. ""we never expected this kind of a turnout," said heather rees. heather, her husband and their in-laws came up with an idea to help the less fornuate by opening up their up with an idea to help the less fornuate by opening up their restaurant on thanksgiving day for a traditional meal. the word spread through social media, but according to heather it was something she could ha

"your watching local 5 jack miller, smeteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: next week we honor veterans for their service to our nation. tonight, we're meeting a special class of metro students who are honoring veterans in a special way. stephanie: fourth and fifth grade students at park avenue elementary wrote personal letters to veterans and invited them to their celebrations today. the students got to meet their pen pals in real life and local 5's chief photographer don schmith was there to capture it all. take a look. stephanie: now speaking of veterans day, working on a special series to showcase a group of iowa veterans. it's called war stories. last month elias followed the boone county freedom flight on it's journey to washington d.c. those stories start airing next monday. look for them on local 5 news at 10 and on the web at we are iowa dot com. stephanie: to cherokee now where they are honoring their veterans in a unique way iowans may be familiar with the freedom rock, the original is near menlo. now another f

updates on website for updates on closings and other local updates on closings and other local events. we'll have more coverage tomorrow night on local five news weekend edition. jack: jon's here now-- and the iowa wild say play on... jon: yeah jack this is their kind of weather. coming up on local 5 sports we'll see if the wild can snap their current losing streak at home against the monsters. " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" well this winter weather has me in the mood for some hockey. the iowa wild are home this weekend-- to face lake erie-- the wild trying snap a 7 game losing streak. first period iowa's leland irving keeps the score equal at 0-0 7:09 into the first with the big save at the top of the crease 2nd period though lake erie's jaime sifers just over a minute into the second, puts the monsters up 1-0. but the wild not going quietly grayson downing picks up his own rebound wraps it around and stuff the buscuit in the basket evens up the score 1-1. but the wild fall tonight 3-2 at home. jon: the dowling maroon's bid to make history as the first team to ever three-peat as class 4a football champ

. >> we are always at a heightened level of security because of our local locale. >> reporter: the cia director says the attacks should serve as a wakeup call to americans. >> their agenda is to kill. >> reporter: across the country, security is being ramped up. there's a heavy police presence in times square. and the new york city police commissioner said today the tactics deeply concern him. >> the idea that all of them, all of them were equipped with suicide vests. >> reporter: u.s. officials are also worried that the killers in france may have used their computer and cell phone communications. so-called going dark. and belgian officials suspect the killers in france used gaming systems like playstation to communicate offgrid. even though there's no specific credible isis threat to the homeland, the fbi is intensi intensifying in all 50 states. more than 70 prospective supporters of isis arrested in the last two years alone. some with deadly intentions. security stepped up across this city, and there are more than 900 terror investigations across the country, as we speak. david? >>

mind-set. >> the local shopping movement is a thing, it's real but it's been around forof. and there are local business groups from chambers to local first movements, shop local movements. >> for some of the billses it's a way to modernize their registry system. for others it's a way to start having a registry offering in the first place. >> people are so used to buying on line, amazon and various big registries which are great but this is sort of this great way of shopping online locally but across lots of different stores. >> that part of nearby's future growth lies in changing the definition of local to mean much more than the mom and pop stores down the street. >> our site was built with the idea that it would be nationwide. we see a lot of opportunities for sales across country. >> they are getting customers to think local no matter where you consider home. that's why tom holbrook, one of the owners of community owned river run book store in portsmouth used nearby as not only a way to reach residents but a way to get tourists in the door. >> we have a lot of customers here seasonally or stop by for a week and they like the sto

local hospital. nearby neighbors are shocked and saddened by the incident-- stephanie: one who spoke to local 5 says it hits too close to home. local 5's claire powell is live now with more. claire? claire moines police say were shot and killed in their own home during what police are calling a "domestic conflict" on sunday night. just a couple houses away, a survivor of domestic abuse and neighbor to homicide is left in shock. saying she can't believe what she narrowly those years ago---had such a close to her and her kids. " " "they seemed like quiet people but you did see alot of activity" neighbors watched as des moines' second them. "best we can figure now its a domestic any explanation or sense it escalated into this" police say 47 year old barney fraaken shot and killed his 42 year old wife amy and his 16 year old daughter amber. amber was a sophomore at central campus' alternative program. and according to recent facebook posts made by barney, he and amy were having relationship issues. "there's no way to explain it and nothing any body tells us will make sense of it" police say barney is recovering from self- inflicted inj

local control of transportation dollars. some of the most flexible transportation funding may be used by states and localities for the projects that preserve .r improve our federal highways they comes from the service transportation program, or the sdp. l, states were bil required to sub allocate 62.5% use withinp for localities. localities our communities under 200,000 people. ofonsolidated a number programs and made several changes that were detrimental to local jurisdictions. the percentage of stp funds was reduced from 62.5% to 50%. this reduced the local control of transportation dollars. map21 put the vast majority of money into the highway performance program. all bridges across the united states, those not part of the national highway system, are now only eligible for stp funding, of which a smaller percentage is allocated to localities. local governments owned 52% of the highway miles. amendmenttroduce this along with my colleague, --gress one deana tigris congresswoman deana tigris. this would fix the policy changes made under map 21 by modestly and gradually increasing the share of existing 2021.nds to 60% by it will increase 1% each year until fy 21. this is not new money. the amendment simply adjusts the share of existing stp funds states must spend in coordination with local jurisdictions. it wo

local local 6 and the are contractors association here to voice over support for the adopting the ceqa finding and the granting of the large project authorization we my mind our letter of support and it should be in the packet and cards of commitment in support of the two members on vermont street and illinois and arkansas kansas street advocating for the project seeing it is done it's due diligence and committed to using local contractors that employ local electricians and apprentices here in san francisco on admitting to put this in further prospective we want to talk about two projects that are not utilizing the local contractors or residential would it be fair to say 348 fist street out of town contractor not one residents working for that electrical contractor and dagget 4 hundred and 70 units out of out-of-towner not one local residents working that will not be the case at 1601 mariposa this project will a positive environmental and social impact on the neighborhood and urge you to approve it thanks. >> hi good afternoon my name is drew i live will a about a block away for 414 years directly off the street and fortunate to buy a gun on 18 and arkansas i said to bring a little bit of a different prospective of a parent in the neighborhood a 4-year-old and 8-year-old girl grown on u up on the block but i'm a huge supporter of project i'm super excited about providing for housing i think that is an opport

"your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: let's take a look at your consumer matters now... and turkey prices ahead of the holiday season. stephanie: this past spring... the avian flu started hitting farms all over the country... affecting northwest iowa especially hard. 72 commercial poultry farms were affected, forcing those bird producers -- including 35 commercial turkey flocks -- to dispose of their flocks. stephanie/ram now, with thanksgiving right around the corner, some central iowa non-profits could feel the strain when it comes to donating thanksgiving day dinners. stephanie: just in time for the holidays -- turkey prices are about 30 to 40 percent higher. with turkeys in short supply, prices are going up and for the needy, that may mean cutting something else off the dinner list. with the number of turkeys donated each year variable, the food bank are worried this may hit close to home.. ""families in need really feel the impact of those price increases first. then, of course,

local government. >> local government? >> yeah. >> local leaders -- is that what you're developing here? >> yes, absolutely. you know, our organization has a history of over 40 years in developing public-sector leaders in philanthropy and healthcare, local government, you know, currently in new york. several of lat-- of the latino leaders, the city council's speaker melissa mark-viverito, francisco moya, state assemblyman, first elected ecuadorian american to be elected to the legislature. >> former guest here on "tiempo." >> and, you know, as well as presidents of several hhc hospitals in new york city. >> we mentioned that the deadline is quickly approaching. >> the deadline is december 14th, joe, and so anyone that has any questions should just reach out to our website. >> okay, we've put it up on the screen for you. how difficult was the application process, esteban? >> it's definitely something that you need to think about it and work with it a couple of >> you need help from different mentors, as well. >> essay? essay? >> yeah, several different essays. >> several different essays?

local shops are doing to get your holiday dollars. local 5 news at 10 starts in 30 seconds. "you're watching local 5 news at 10 in hd .we team and we start with your forecast first." james/wx wall weather adlib: your black friday is going to continue breezy and very cold into the evening. overnight we are going to see our low here in the metro, but feel like we are in the teens the whole night. saturday is going to be a dry and cold day with highs in the mid 30s but a lot less wind. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" i thought this what they would do last year but i guess c-j bethard comes and says no i'll put it on my shoulders we'll take it we'll take it stephanie: hawkeye fans rejoice as the team wins on the road in lincoln, clinching a perfect regular season. stephanie/lam good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. the hawks taking the heroes game trophy back to iowa city tonight. the final score 28, 20. stephanie: the heroes game rivalry is pretty recent, the series launched when nebraska joined the big 10 in 2011. nebraska leads the series right now, three to two, despite today's

local five news at six. don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: we did it again today- we reached the 70s! that makes this the warmest start to november on record for central iowa! don't get used to it because a cold front will be coming through by 5 pm, and you will know it has because the winds will be turning to the nw and get much cooler. there will also be a chance for some showers and storms, but most of the rain looks like it will fall east of the metro after 6 pm tonight. cool winds will take over tonight and keep us cool for friday. temperatures are actually going to be average- if you can believe that! lows in the 30s and highs in the gwen and blake holding >>> our broadcast exclusive. gwen and blake last night holding hands nashville. >> this as his ex braves the cameras. >> that's coming up now.

local five news we are moines, amanda krenz local five news we are iowa. jack: scarbrough is also on administrative leave from the district. we'll hear from the family tonight on local five news at 6 and 10. stephanie: our other big story today... a hazmat scare at an urbandale business. emergency crews called to worldwide integrated solutions on 109th street after an employee reported opening a box with a suspicious liquid inside, and then feeling a tingly sensation afterwards. they tested the substance... turns out it was clearasil facewash. even though it was a false alarm, the emergency crew was still happy they were called. "the company did the right thing, they weren't positive what it was, and we have to react to that, until we know what it is." stephanie the employee was checked out on the scene, and was fine. jack/otsl have you voted yet? it's election day across iowa. most polls close at 8 p-m in mayor and city council races in communities around the state. des moines mayor frank cownie is running for his third term. he faces newcomer anthony taylor, who's 27 years old. as the polls close tonight, make sure to keep it on local five. we'll bring you results

their local suppliers, they also want to show off the area's winter offeringngand show people how to set ththr holiday tables with fantastic local fare. "it makes a really big difference for our local economy purchasing local so if you can move your hand from the new zeland ple to the local iowawaapple it really makes a big difference for our community here ." ." the cedar rapids store is having another event next sundayto celebrate growing and buying local. the game of dodgeball might bring back some ppnful memories from grade-schol but in iowa city -- it was all for fun.the police department held a tournament at grant wood elementary sunday. hundreds of people came out to raise moy for the iowa special olympics. "if you just look around you see the smiles on everyone's faces again we're getting a lot of positive feedback. my team myself, we're, i'm having a blast out here, getting a workout that i definitely need. we're having a lot of fun and again it's for a great cause ." ."the dodgeball benefit raised more than six thousand dollars.. it's after the break... break...the lifesaving lessons one cartoon is teaching kids -- and the moment it allowed one an autisisc seventh-grader

local 5 news at announced for ten, cuts the next republican debate. who's being booted off the stage for next week. "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: two candidates bumped down and two bumped out of the next debates. stephanie: welcome back, in your local election headquarters tonight, details on the next presidential debate. fox business network is hosting this one next tuesday. today they announced that chris christie and mike huckabee failed to qualify for the prime time debate. candidates george pataki and lindsey graham failed to qualify for the udercard debate and will not be invited to wisonsin next tuesday. stephanie: and good news for mediacom customers hoping to watch the debate. all customers will get a free 24-hour preview of the fox business network that tuesday. you can watch the debate on channels 248, 675 and 775. stephanie: the republican debates have been a hot topic this week after candidates made specific demands to the media, that's one of our main topics on this week in iowa. we'll focus on how those demands could

local hospitals and research facilities always producing discoveries. a local research -- local university has made a discovery linking downs syndrome and alzheimer's. >> it's raising hopes. scientists at temple's school of medicine discovered an enzyme that affects people with bothens. doctors have known that people often drefl early onset dementia. they can look for pathways in the brain to stop the enzyme before it causes problems. researchers are calling the discovery groundbreaking. >> about 10 minutes benefit 5:00. we will see brilliant sunshine today. our skies are nice and clear. look at the commanding view from the comcast center. you need your jacket. we're in the 40s now in philadelphia at the airport, that's one of the warm spots. much of the area low 40s and some areas are in the 30s right now. but once the sun's up it's a quick warm-up. by early afternoon we'll see readings in the 70s. today we're starting off at 45 at wilmington. trenton is now 41 but you can see 30s in interior new jersey and north and west down to 36 degrees currently in bluebell. collegeville i

locally raised eggs, beef, pork, duck, season and greenhouse produce. shoppers can also expect to find an abundance of fresh including locally salsa, wine, cheese, noodles, breads, pies and cinnamon rolls. in addition, poinsettias, fresh cut christmas trees, wreaths, handmade holiday ornaments and home decorations will be available. view the vendors. this event is free and open to the public. sam weather than today your alley. sunny, breezy, and cool conditions are making up a fairly beautiful day today with highs in the low 50s and winds just strong enough to make you want to have a jacket on outside. overnight we're going to be clear and calm with lows falling into the upper 30s. saturday is looking gorgeous with sunny and breezy conditions pushing our highs into the mid 60s, which is nearly 15 degrees above average! enjoy the warm and dry weekend, because all that changes when we go into next week. we are going to start cloudy, mild, but mainly chances monday through wednesday. really looks like we serious cold drop through the state and i think we may just get our first accumulating snow by the end of >> announcer: get ready for the main event. [ be

we're the first guys to do local to local and spot beam satellites. we have a d.v.r. for the american public. we have done a lot of good things. if you get people connected all the time, it changes he have -- changes every facet of your life from health care to education to the way you give. it's a great divide because at all levels of the american economy, rich, poor, inner city, they all know how to use phones and tablets. even little kids know how to use the tablet at 2, 3 years old. we can have a positive impact to bridge the divide. one way to do it. betty: i asked about his reputation as a difficult boss and how he is trying to revamp that image. charlie: you don't get one for participation. betty: welcome back to "titans at the table." i'm betty liu. it's fun to sit down with charlie ergen. according to reports, it's not fun to work for him. in 2012 and 2013, employee surveys gave dish network some of the lowest ratings in the country for its work environment. ergen told me he is aware of the criticism and trying to change some things internally. he also defend

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local 5 news at 6 for a complete preview of high school playoff's from jon schaeffer and the sports team. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... facebook versus you tube...who is the king of online videos? why that question may not have a clear cut answer. jack: but next... if you visit a fast food chain next week, your meal could be interrupted. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with iowa's most accuraforecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: a huge "like" for facebook's video views. jack: facebook founder mark zuckerberg told investors this week that the social media giant averages eight billion video views a day. that's double the number from last april. and it makes facebook a strong competitor to google-owned you-tube in terms of digital video. but while you- tube counts 30 seconds as a single video view, facebook only requires three seconds. about 1.5 billion people now log onto facebook at last once a month. stephanie: you may notice something different at your favorite drve through next week... fast-food workers are planning a nationwide strike this coming tuesday. workers from 270-cities are expected to walk out on their jobs, demanding a living wage of 15-dollars an hour and the right to unionize. at the same time, thousands of protesters are expected to be at the republican presi

literally has to be a federal case, because there's no local protection to offer a local remedy, and that's what this ordinance would do, create a local solution to a local problem. >> more than 200 u.s. cities already of similar ordinances. in 21 states and district of columbia, there are statewide protections. conservatives are blasting the measure, saying it goes against they're reasonablous beliefs. opponents focused on one clause. >> it's about allowing men in women's lockers rooms and bathrooms. >> opponents dubbed the proposal the bathroom bill and religious groups released a series of ads like this one showing a man posing as a sexual predator entering a woman's restroom. >> protect women's privacy, prevent danger. vote no on the proposition one bathroom ordinance. it goes too far. >> those backing the ordinance call the ads stair tactics. >> frustrating to see a conversation that should be about equality and treating people fairly really devolve into something that i go a smear campaign against transpeople. >> supporters responded with commercials, including one showing transgender people being welcomed. >> dylan is a great p

local 5 news" and twitter "we are iowa 5 news" if you see news break... let us know. we are iowa and we want to cover the stories that are important to you. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with aniowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie/bam the big game hawkeyes and nebraska's corn huskers is tomorrow. but it's important to note why it's called the hyvee heroes game. three "citizen hereos" will be honored at halftime, including two iowans. an iowa state trooper and a local nurse -- both credited with saving an oklahoma man's life. local 5's claire powell shares their story. "the engine is revving high, it takes off tires squeal" "this is not good something's going on inside this truck" seven months ago, iowa state patrol trooper tracy bohlen spotted a truck with oklahoma plates, stopping and going in the middle of 70 mile per hour interstate traffic. "it was right where the pylons are first time i saw him" pat roark, an out-of- state driver, was having a seizure in the middle of interstate 35 his 15 year old son, eli, grabbed the wheel. took his dads foot off the gas, placing his on the brake. boh

local 5 news midday... local 5 news midday... an update on the two students that threatened the university of missouri campus yesterday, following protests of the administration's handling of racial incidents-- elias: next.... we'll have a live look at the bakken pipeline hearing in boone county-- local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: today -- 210 people will get the chance to voice their thoughts on the proposed bakken pipeline to the iowa utilities board. the pipeline, if approved, would cut across iowa...carrying crude oil from north dakota to illinois. the hearing is at the boone county fairgrounds community building -- it started at 9 a-m and goes through to 5 p-m. the speakers will be split evenly between those for the project and those against... right now -- our amanda krenz is outside the hearing -- amanda, what's the latest? amanda live interviews with live in boone -- amanda krenz -- we are iowa. we are iowa. elias: expect more team coverage later.. we'll have more tonight on local 5 news at 5 and 6. and you can always follow along on our website -- that's we are iowa dot com. elias: moving to your national moving to your national headlines now and that racial tension at the

"your watching local 5 jack miller, stephanie meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack/lam it's a big day for high school football across the state. the football semi-finals continues with four big matchups today, including dowling versus valley coming up tonight. local 5's jon schaeffer is live at the uni-dome with more. jon/tvu thanks guys the day started with an overtime thriller between gladbrook reinbeck and denver-- and the action hasn't taken a break yet. coming up a little later in sports we'll show you how mt. ayr did against akron westfield in their class a semifinal. plus valley and dowling-- you don't get a bigger rivalry than that in the ciml and maybe even the state. they face off in tonight's final game of the day. we'll talk a little more about that game as well. for now let's send it back to you guys in the studio-- from cedar falls jon schaeffer local 5 sports we are iowa. stephanie: the state's largest culinary celebration is back this weekend. the eighth annual beer, wine, and food expo is taking place right now in hy-

local 5 news at five... local 5 is going country. we'll have a live preview of tonight's cma awards from nashville. jack: but next... shocking news about what really happened before a cop in the chicago suburbs was shot. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." welcome back-- in national headlines now. jack: a student stabbed and wounded four people as classes got underway at a rural university campus in central california . police later shot and killed him. two students, one staff member and a vendor were attacked at the university of california, merced, but were expected to recover. all the victims were conscious when paramedics reached them. campus officials said the attacker was a student but have not confirmed his identity or provided a motive for the attack. then there was this shocking news today from illinois -- a police officer's death was ruled a "carefully staged" suicide, two months after he was found shot dead. the investigation found the lieutenant had been stealing and laundering money from the fox lake police d

local news and disaster, local news planes such an important role. we look to them when we are the ones in our town, when it is in our backyard. we look to local coverage to make sure we are getting information we need. don't know about you guys but whenever a crisis hits the first thing i'd do is go on line, local newspaper in that town. i did that, the marathon -- and sandy hook happened, because i want to see what the local press is saying about that and if it does mirror what is going on nationally, the national crisis, they paint a broader brush and drill it down to specific things. there is a scholar perez lugo the maps out the different things the press should do during crisis, one of the things they talk about a social utility and what that is, to say we are all in this together. the press has that function of looking at or talking to their audiences with that aspect, we are all in this together, we are going to get through this. almost like emotional support the we look for in our press when a local crisis hits. the national press isn't going to say that but the local press, very emotional, very empathetic when they are reporting thes

we were the first to do local to local. we were the first to have a dvr for the american public.e have fought many battles. we have done a lot of good things. i hope our best days are ahead of us. if you change -- if you get people connected all the time, it changes every facet of your life from health care to education. it is a great digital divide conqueror because at all levels of the american economy, they all know how to use phones and tablets. even the children. betty: it is a great equalizer. charlie: i think we can have a positive impact on america and society in terms of making sure we bridge that digital divide and one of the ways we can do that is with connectivity. betty: when we come back, what is it like to work for ergen? i asked him about his reputation as a difficult boss and how he can revamp that image. more when "titans at the table" returns. ♪ betty: welcome back to "titans at the table." i am betty liu. according to some reports, it is not so fun to work for charlie ergen. dish network got some of the lowest ratings in the country for its work environment. e

where periodic updates on going and how our lucas casey, local 5 stephanie/wxcdl: meteorologist ( local 5 weather is meteorologist brad edwards is local 5 weather is coming up next. forecast with chief weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green caulk up another nice, fall day out there today with sunny skies and mild temperatures! tonight will be quiet and clear with temps dropping into the low and mid 30s. tuesday will start off with sunshine, but probably won't end that way as a large, energetic system cranks up to our southwest. it will still be mild and dry tuesday though with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 for most locations. the rain from this large system will start rolling in wednesday am and could become stormy throughout the day. it looks like we will have a chance for some severe weather for especially the southern half of iowa and in the afternoon wed. we will be keeping a close eye on this powerful system to be sure! in its wake, we

local -- as local as possible. means very different things in new york city than west virginia. $12 an hour in san francisco and $12 an hour in memphis, tennessee are very different things. trying to impose a uniform federal minimum wage simply cannot account for those local cost-of-living differences. you could have an economy that is never session where jobs are very hard to come by. wage doesn't take that into account. host: the organizing director of fight for $15, tell us about your local campaigns, or local successes and some of the failures. guest: when you look across the country, i think the evidence is overwhelming. you look at a place like new york state, governor cuomo, who is really far from a part of the economic, kind of the liberal economic speaking -- thinking, so to speak, next thing you 150,002n hundre -- 200,000 workers -- what hundred 50,000 to 200,000 workers are at $15. if you look at l.a., same thing. through the city council, $15. seattle, the same thing. alabama, $10.10. $11 in st. louis. facebook raised their wages to $15. so on and so forth. the democratic party has picked up $15 as the platform for 2016. i think what you see is politicians specifically relies that in november, there is going to be a referendum on wages. and th

local five news. amanda still to come on local five news midday... still to come on local five news midday... two new blockbuster re-makings of old classics for amanda it's friday... time for "local 5 at the movies"...with two huge franchises hitting theaters this week amanda: first up...good charlie brown peanuts characters hit the big screen in "the peanuts movie." in this new movie, charlie brown invent himself as pretty new girl comes to town. but can he go hero? the peanuts movie is rated-g. all: (reax) sam: next up we have bond movie....called "spectre." in the film, uncovers a secret, sinister organization. as he investigates spectre, bond connection between himself and the leader of the group. this is the 24th james bond movie....and the fourth for the secret spectre is rated p-g-13. local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : amanda: this morning a medical mystery. seven sisters -- all with breast cancer -- despite no strong family history of the disease. its a story that's got a lot of people puzzled and abc's linzie janis is here with more. " these seven sisters share more than most.

belgian authorities asked residents not to give anything away about the operation, so local correspondence -- locals corresponded with humor by posting images of their cats under the #brusselslockdown. there are also cartoons from twitter as well, like this one here. these are things not to say to a suicide bomber. the thing this cat is asking is, "is the atmosphere banging?" this was such a show of solidarity among the belgian people, that the belgian paper decided that they were -- they would dare to put the picture of a cat on the front of their website last night, which you can see, using that related to the story. they decided to honor that question by airing a picture of the cat. genie: it might seem incredibly irreverent to some of our viewers, but it is typical to that unique belgian sense of humor. there was that horrible attack in mali friday, which is also getting coverage in today's papers. >> is getting a little bit of coverage, not as much as the paris attacks, which were a week earlier, but there are stories emerging. testimony at one of the security , inds at the radisson says an art

local five news at six. miss a story? don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: it has been one of the warmest starts to november we have on records for iowa, and it will continue for one more day! we had a lot of clouds around today in central iowa which kept us in the 60s, but some areas in western and eastern iowa did reach the 70s. everyone will be mild tonight thanks to some clouds and fairly strong southerly winds of 10-20 mph. temps will only fall into the mid and upper 50s by thursday morning. it will be another mostly cloudy day thursday with a few showers possible, but many areas will stay dry. highs will reach the mid to upper 60s with south winds of 15-30 mph and gusting higher. a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with

local 5 news--we are iowa. amanda: coming up on local 5 news midday... big weather to hit the metro later today we'll tell you the latest you need to know-- amanda: next.... the threat of isis now hits a little closer to home-- " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" amanda good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm amanda krenz. amanda: most of the state is still under a winter storm warning. many transportation officials have been prepping for several inches of snow. local 5's claire powell is at west des moines public works and is joining us live with more. claire/tvu1 script amanda: track where the today-- you see which streets have already been plowed and which ones are up next-- tracker on the transportation's check out where and their road conditions in real time. if you want to check it out, just head to iowa d- o-t dot gov slash winter driving. amanda: as the winter approaches, iowans are encouraged to winterize their especially their a local mechanic steps will save run. "check your coolant dont want to be low and you can't get to check your tires little slick you dont wanna have under infalted tires you wont be able to get any traction." amanda: shovel ... ice scrapers ... anyt

withthm auto also ccedits the communities willingnesss to buy local and support local businesses to the success of the local industry this year. we've got you covered live in waterloo ...jessica hartman kwwl news. dealers tell us you can expect manufactures to roll out some good holiday deals, in order to continue their push to break the record set 15 years ago. deere and company announces more than 2- hundred employees will be placed on indefinite john eere seeding and cylinder in moline, illinois. the comppny says theelayoffs will be in the past, manufacturing employees at john deere seeding and $& cylinder have experienced seasonal layoffs in the spring and returned to w wrk in the fall. after more than 100-years in service...alliant energy plans to shut down one of its power plants in iowa6 the plant in dubuque will be closed june of 20-177 according the our coverage partners the t-h media -- alliant planned to close the facility for quite some time. the plant doesn't everyday...and isn't needed to maintain reliable service. the thirteen people who currently work there will be offered jobs at other plan

we'll unveil our top 5 plays of the week coming up next...you're watching local five news at 10. " now, local 5 sports " now, local 5 sports jordan/bam: welcome back! tonight is a major first for top plays. we have 5 highlights from 5 different levels of competition. we have an fcs highlight, two fbs highlights, one from the big ten and one a big 12, an a-h-l highlight and of course high school football! let's check out our top 5 plays of the week all made by local athletes. play number five...was sent in by u-n-i athletics. the panthers hosting the coyotes of usd. 2nd half, yotes looking to rally, they almost make a sick one handed catch, but in comes deiondre hall! hall is johnny on the spot and comes up with the sick i-n-t, take another look...talk about a reversal of fortune! hall and the panthers would grab the 20-7 win! play number four ..is another great interception and comes from last night's texas-isu game! texas qb jerrod heard rolling out looking for a receiver, but in come the hands of god! jordan harris with the i-n-t! now top 5 plays prides itself on using only highlights we shot or you send in, but

local so if you can move your hand from the new zeland apple to the local iowa apple it realal makes a big difference for our community here ." ." the cedar rapids store - plans another event to celebrate - growing and buying local - next sunday. next on the fox 28 news at nine - - dodge-ball show-down. down.how this tournament - is helping local kids. kids.plus, football standoff. members of an s-e-c team are king a big demand.what they say could force them to walk away from the game. game.we have a little warm up this week, along with a chance for some scattered showers and storms.why you'll nt to keep your eye on the sky this week // smack smack // //the game of dodge**ball - might bring back some painful memories - - from ade- schol - - but today in iowa city - - it was l fofofun.the police department - held a tournament - at grant wood - elementary.a tremendous - turn - out - - as hundreds of pple came - to raise money - for iowa ** special olympics. "if you just look around you see the smiles on everyone's faces again we're getting a lot of positive feedback. my team myself, we're, i'm having a blast out here, getting a workout that i definitely n and again it's for a great cause ." ."the dodge - ball - be

local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: back in your local election headquarters now-- once the debate was wrapped up saturday night...the democratic presidential hopefuls still decided to keep their campaigning in the hawkeyes state... elias: saturday night's debate wasn't for democratic presidential on sunday hillary clinton o'malley the democrat's fall ames... bernie sanders also remained in iowa, taking part moines and indianola... about the situation in paris and national security in the u-s. sabrina: hillary clinton and martin o'malley stopped by the central iowa democrat's fall barbeque in ames sunday... during the stop, both touched on many subjects including the economy, education and climate change. the recent attacks in paris have also been part of the discussion at political events. "there is so much at stake in this election the attacks in paris as i said last night at the debate are a sobering reminder of the challenges and the threats that we face and the importance of american leadership the hard truth of our time we need to o

local canned and boxed items at your local grocery store. >> we appreciate the tips and the advice that you're giving. real quickly, too, you're also having an event, a crabfest coming up in january? >> yes. unfortunately we had to cancel the crabfest due to what's going on with the crab industry. >> before. >> yes, it was going to be the inaugural year. it was going to be a week-long event. we had to drop back this year due to the cancellation of the crab fishing season. we're doing a festival called s.o.s., sustain our seas. we'll have local live music, local wineries, distilleries, bon appetit will be there with their fleet of food trucks showcasing fresh sustainable seafood as well. we hold a symposium and the edible silicon valley people will be there and what's really going on with our oceans. >> the important thing that is that the brewing company will still have an event. >> definitely. thank you. appreciate it. >> thanks for showing me what to do with those items. >> it was fun. >> all right. >>> up next, a bit of bollywood. our artistic and cultural performance is ready with the company live here in our studio. so don't miss it. >>> and welcome back. we are here to watch and find out more about bollywood culture with the help of the mona khan company and a preview an upcoming event "america's got bollywood." with me is rena shaw of the company. thank you very much for being here. give us an idea of bollywood culture as well as the company. >> sure, bollywood comes from india. it's not just one style. it encompasse

local. we hoped for that. speaking of local we have localized rain. i will show you what is going on., not much, .25" in santa rosa to .5" in napa. in livermore, 1.5" and san jose 11.25" and redwood city, it was a flip-flop storm where the south bay and inland east bay received the greatest amounts, usually you receive the least. the golden gate bridge is quiet. no rain. it looks damp. it doesn't look like it has puddles. yesterday, modified this last night as the thunderstorms rolled through. this is the last time we had more rain than yesterday in certain areas. livermore you have to go back to december of last year and same in most surveillance moffett hayward and san francisco and oakland back to april 7, 209 days. a long time since we had a good sewing. napa, the only area reporting fog right now officially on live doppler hd. down to quarter-mile. be careful. and you do not have wind. novato has 13 miles per hour wind and half moon bay at 14 miles per hour. the winds will calm down as high pressure is building but they will be breezy so the 40s may feel cooler than that so sunny

watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: the snow just keeps coming down, this is a look at downtown des moines tonight, just outside the brenton skating plaza. not many people enjoying the first day the plaza is open. stephanie: earlier we talked about the onight one event, that's outdoors, says it's still happening. the living history cross country race starts tomorrow morning at 9 a-m. five thousand people are signed up to race. but with the current weather conditions, there's been talk of changing the course around. "there are a couple places on the course we may have to back off and reroute a little bit. we'll make that decision first thing in the morning, once we can see what the conditions are. " stephanie: along with the change in course, organizers say they plan on having more medical personnel at the event. jack: tonight's snow storm may break some records. it's not unusual to see snow in iowa in november. but the record for november 20th is pretty low. local 5 meteorologist ja

local residents will locally be drawn to the beltway sniper artifacts. >> it's like going back through time. mike: one of the most impactful new artifacts is this toyota corolla, abandon at dulles airport by a couple 9/11 hijackers. inside, documents from a flight training school, diagrams of an instrument panel, and a box cutter. >> it's also sad knowing what happened. >> it brings back a lot of memories and of people that we knew who perished. mike: it explores the relationship between journalists and law enforcement, sometimes collaborative, sometime contentious. in northwest, mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. kimberly: the renwick gallery has reopened with a new focus following a two-year renovation. last month, we showed you an exclusive first look at some of the smithsonian american art museum installations. traditional furniture has been replaced with ag, contemporary pieces, reflecting the digital age. these are mesmerizing artist who know how to work on a grand scale, working ritually with materials. we are overjoyed. >> i'm still absorbing it. i have to come back. delightedotally dis with how traditional it stayed. director the gallery's hopes the new approach will bubble the number of visitors to the museum, located just one block from the white house. , the weather forecast. -- up next, the workweek kimberly: there is a beautiful forecast ahead, but first a cold morning. of morningde range temperatures, some areas freezing, some with light jacket weather. the nation's capital from arlington, leesburg with live updates, 45, 51 at reagan national downtown washington. midssas, culpeper, luray, 30's. manassas and culpeper will be freezing, if not upper 20's in some areas. hagerstown, frederick, of 40's,n, wide range 50's, 30's. generally, the further away from washington, especially south and west, the cooler. a clear night underway, clear skies, lack of a breeze, allowing for a chilly night, just cooler in others. sunshine after the cold start, beautiful day monday. if you liked today, you might like tomorrow more. ground, a lower layer of clouds developing tuesday, meaning temperatures go down. wednesday, the latest trend today coming up. the pinpoint forecast temperatures, waking up monday, 41 leesburg, culpeper, manassas, , itsylvania, the new vre will be frosty. sunshine,ernoon, warming, 65 hagerstown, washington metro 66 aspen hill, dale city. 67, ladistrict, 66, plata 66. , highs, clouds building to the east. the clouds low to the ground to the west, mostly cloudy. under 60 degrees. downtownst, washington tomorrow, towards downtown, heading towards downtown, a beautiful look at the sunrise ,45. bright sunshine, hardly a cloud in the sky. forecast, enjoy the 65. tuesday and wednesday will be cooler is the clouds build back. low clouds wednesday, overnight wednesday into thursday morning. that is the next likeliest round of rain, dropping temperatures into the upper 40's, low 50's. kimberly: what is the peak day? devon: monday. kimberly: and we are off tomorrow. lucky us! up -- local residents have an interesting dema kimberly: there is a new app that can help make reporting police misconduct easier. armed with cell phones, private citizens keep a watchful eye on the police. the aclurtphone app by makes getting video like this into the hands of advocates are can investigate easier. >> mobile justice makes it easier to report interactions with the police. virginia, maryland, and ec join six other states where the tool is available. >> individuals who think they have witnessed a civil rights investigation -- a civil rights violation can complete an incident report and send it to the aclu for review along with contact information. suzanne: you have to download the app specific for the jurisdiction where you live. a case of police misconduct in virginia, shoot it on your phone, then upload it in the jurisdiction where it happen. the head of the police union says they are -- they do not oppose and recorded as long as citizens do not interfere. if the officer says to ba

local business, artists and talent from all over the midwest. the midwest comicon is a local convention and the proceeds will stay local and help our community grow. ladies and gentlemen; kids of all ages, we encourage you to join us for what we hope to be one of the most remembered annual conventions around! the iowa comic book club, a 501 (c)(4) non- profit corporation in cooperation with wmw,llc. present the 2015 midwest comicon! this year's featured guest is comic book artist and legend jim steranko. other guests include: christian j. simpson from star wars episodes i & iii, nalini krishan who portrayed jedi knight bariss ofee in star wars episode ii, the white and blue dino rangers from the power rangers tv series, the actual shelby cobra sports car used for the filming of the 1st iron man movie, and roxy a life sized rancor, 14x17 ft., from star wars episode 6: return of the jedi. events include a costume contest on each day, a live music concert, forty vendor booths " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : elias: on your money now elias: "candy crush" is getting a new owner. activision blizzard announced plans to acquire