lois: and i am lois hart. now here's the news.rived in fort -- david: we found out we were going to be the anchors of that newscast about, what, three or four days before that? lois: probably. david: it was like, wow. we kind of like swallowed hard. we were told the reason we were selected, ted just, for whatever reason -- lois: ted -- david: he just liked our style. lois: ted was the one who made the choice. david: whatever we did on air, he thought we would best represent cnn at that time. so it was because of ted and quite an honor. ted: i dedicate the news channel for america. lois: ted turner is a visionary. very smart. a little crazy. brilliant businessman. brilliant, brilliant businessman. ♪ >> for the american people. david: when he created cnn, they did research. and they said, don't do it. it's not going to work. it's a bad idea. you're gonna lose money. he rolled every cent -- he is a mississippi riverboat gambler -- he rolled every nickel he had into that operation. sure enough, it did work. >> skies over baghdad have

that lois lerner was guilty of anything. all it talks about is all about what the politicians on those committees said. they're not real lawyers. they're just talking politics, when a person can claim immunity or not, fifth amendment, and, also, the guy who is head of that committee, he is the one that jumped out a week or so ago wanting to be . eaker of the house he's always attacking the internal revenue service, the government, obama. his partner from utah he thought was going to beat obama. he didn't. this lady is just talking a lot of hoopla. also, the i.r.s., it was found that that department that lois lerner worked in was scrutinized and not only the conservative groups but they were scrutinizing all of the groups who were applying for those tax-exempt statuses. this lady with that examiner, that newspaper she works for, that's a bunch of trash. host: all right. we'll have to leave it there. sarah westwood? guest: well, the criteria that the i.r.s. used to go after political groups, it was called the bolo list, the be

joining us with more is lois lammers. good to see you lois. hi, thanks for having me. tell us about this great thing going on. the main event is our lighted vehicle parade that starts at 7. our goal is 40 entries; so far we're up to 32 so we're getting really close. if anyone's interested in putting an entry in they can call david chang at 402-254-9866 and he'll be more than happy to take your entry form. it takes place on november 20th? november 20th in hartington nebraska. that's great. anyone can just stop by and check out what's going on. lots of open houses and businesses, the whole idea is to get people out shopping early for the holiday season. we're excited about that. we're going to have a christmas cookie contest in the afternoon so it's a fun time to get your recipes out and get started for the holidays. lots of vendors at our auditorium so we like people to stop by and check them out. we're also doing a chamber christmas countdown and people in the community can have a chance to win up to $500, so that's kind of exciting. you have a fun theme this year. yes

her name is lois greenfield. she is brilliant, and she really specializes in people -- >> and movement getting people be right back. greg: this is a unique book club in that we collaborated with the author. artist on a special project. lois greenfield this is rosanna and i last friday had n her studio. a remark public photographer with decades of experience under the belt. >> so unique had her outlook i love it. so much movement and she's photographed stars, musicians done major ad campaigns. >> you see it in progress right there. look at the end result there. we look look mr. and mrs. superman. called it "moving still" let's show that book cover here she photograph it is in some of the world greatest dancers. lois greene greenfield welcome to good day new york. >> i don't know how you did it making us look god. were you on trampoline how u did you create that effect? >> you were there. you saw it. you just did it. i asked you to jump. we have a scarf we wanted to play around. made it happen. i let you be you and

new york state police were looking for evidence today at the estate of lois and eugene colley. a caretaker found the body of 83-year-old lois colley in a laundry room of her north salem home late yesterday afternoon. police say they didn't consider her husband a suspect. >> i'm asking the public to remain vigilant and alert. don't want to cause public alarm. but you know, we are investigating a homicide so if you see something suspicious, a vehicle that doesn't belong in the area, so just suspicious activity, please contact the police. >> and police say any information in this case will be helpful. >>> new york city police are releasing images of two poem wanted for -- people wanted for questioning. police believe 27-year-old vincent arcona told the victims they couldn't sell drugs inned a mcdonald's. investigators think they then lured him into a -- them into a unidentified suspect began shooting at them. 43-year-old angel quinones was killed. he's a known heroin dealer, firefighters still on the scene of the stubborn fire that began burning in an an abandoned armory in new je

a reward offers tonight in the killing of lois colley. meanwhile tonight the wake for mrs. colley is in the ham lets of katonah. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is there for us. marcus? >> reporter: and bill, state police hoping that a $2,500 reward will prompt someone with information to come forward as police try and solve that murder mystery. in the meantime, friends and relatives of the victim prepare to say a final good-bye. flanked by his grandchildren, eugene colley was among the first to arrive at the funeral home faced with a difficult task of greeting mourners coming to pay their respects. a steady stream of friends, family and loved ones traveling to katonah for the afternoon's wake, all sharing memories of 83-year-old lois colley. >> just a wonderful person. just a fantastic person in that community. >> everybody knew her specificken loved her. she was great. >> she was -- full of grace. dignified. and a true lady. i wish i -- i wish i could be just like that. >> reporter: colley was murdered monday found bludgeoned to death in the laundry rom of her -- ro

. >> that was not the case with lois lerner. now she has been cleared and is just collecting a pension. which gets a to my question has anybody involved in fired, find, denied a bonus, or even spoken to in a stern manner. you say everything is fine. >> it is not fine but it is not the problem of political targeting but a fact that the recommendations you make or we are implementing is we need to have a better operation to ensure it doesn't happen. she had political views that she has a right to let had no right to have them expressed during working hours. the justice department talk to 100 employees that was no one influenced by her views and it is important to understand what the facts are. i would not minimize the impossible or unacceptable way that the applications were delayed. we are committed to lowering that time down to 112 days. >> my time is up which means your time is up now. tenacity, and i admire your position. organizationeat that you ought to take part here in washington called the flatter society. chairman, sever

the body of lois colley found dead tonight. the police are trying to figure out who wanted her dead. lou has more from hawthorne. >> reporter: she was murdered at home. the wealthy socialite found dead inside that house in north salem and now state police here are asking for help finding important evidence cops searched for a murder weapon. this is north salem at the edge of the titicus reservoir. this murder has neighbors baffled. >> a very, very nice lady. every time she sees you, she

caretaker found lois colley's body in a laundry room. police say she died of blupt force trauma. they do not consider her husband known for her empire of mcdonald's franchise restaurants a suspect. >>> parents of some of the 20 students on long island suspended over a sexting scandal are promising a fight tonight. two 14-year-old boys have been arrested. one of them for taping the other student having sex with a young girl. that video was sent to other students at kings park high school who were also suspended. did the school go too far? n.j. burkett is there with the latest. >> that's right, the suspensions had been handed out and tonight administrators here say they're ready to close the book on the scandal but some parents are furious, saying their children are being punished for someone else's crime. >> reporter: students left kings park high school as administrators here moved quickly to put the scandal to rest. announcing just 90 minutes ago that the district has conducted and completed a thorough investigation surrounding the alleged sexting incident. we do not anticipate

. >> reporter: state police have no suspect, no weapon and no motive in the murder of 83-year- old lois colley, the grandmother found many her home on this 300-acre property where there was little activity seen from the street this morning. >> she was found the n the round ring leader room which is just inside the garage. and lying on the floor. >> reporter: police revealing tuesday that the body was found by a property care taker in the evening. she was heard from around 3:00 this afternoon. there was no sign of forced entry and so far, they have said that only one item, the missing from the home. >> we do believe that a fire extinguisher was removed from the property. and we have not located that. >> reporter: colley was the wife of eugene colley. a man who earned his wealth as the owner of 100 mcdonald's franchises. police are now questioning >> very rare. usually it's a safe area. but i don't know, just terrible news. >> reporter: police at this point are simply asking people in the community to remain vigilant as they work to determine who would have wanted to kilo with us cool --

they're also scouring clues in the death of 83-year-old lois colly-- lois colley. >> marcus solis with the information. >> just another part of this ongoing murder investigation. >> it's just a shock. it's so bizarre. like you don't expect it. >> reporter: paul is a member of the republican town committee and knows the colleys through politics. police wonder who killed lois colley. >> she was a sweet person. i never heard anybody say anything negative about her. >> reporter: she was bludgeoned to death in her home, a colonial manor on 300 acres known as windswept farm. police are wealthy socialite knew her killer or if it was someone coming on to the property. her husband owns a multimillion-dollar chain. >> it is a very quiet community. we're all very close. for something like this to happen, it's very sad. >> reporter: today investigators downloaded surveillance footage from town hall which is on the same road as the colley estate. route 116 extends in to connecticut where state troopers met from detectives from the ridgefield police department. in last couple of weeks there are been

lois colly's body was found at her north salem estate on monday.found in the laundry room which is just inside the garage. and she was lying on the floor. the cause of death is blunt force trauma. we do believe a fire extinguisher was within the property and we have not located that. >> neighbors who spoke to the police say their impression is this was not a random crime. detectives are speaking to those who knew lois colley. >> today is veterans day and just in time a new jersey family is having a special moment remembering the honor and valor of their world war ii vet. during a ceremony yesterday at the american legion in toms river, cheryl piro was reunited with her late grandfather's lost medals. one is a silver star which is the country's third highest decoration for valor. her grandfather served as a doctor in north africa. he survived the war and died in 1997. he thanked nick deprite the man who found the medal also a vet and thrilled to help the family. >> very appreciative. he's very nice. >> they belong to a veteran that served and defend

now lois is married to eugene collie. he is one of the biggest owners of mcdonald's properties in the country. it's blocked off by police vehicles and numerous investigators roaming the compound and as you can tell, the search continuing for evidence in this apparent homicide. details expected a little bit later on when state police hold a briefing. for now that's the latest in north salem, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> marcus thank you. >>> and right now wave of from tests for higher pay stretching from downtown brooklyn to a rally in harlem. thousands of workers and supporters have hit the street to make their voices heard. they say that they deserve to make $15 an hour. political reporter dave evans joining us live from the demonstration in harlem. >> reporter: lori when the movement began two years ago, no one thought that $15 an hour minimum wage could become the norm in system places. it has in seattle and san francisco and eventually will for fast food workers in new york state and new york state. now

and so far, police have no motive in this case so they have been talking with everyone who lois colley regularly came in contact with, including her husband who is not being considered a suspect. reporting live, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new york's attorney general has ordered two daily fantasy sports companies to stop taking wagers in new york state. >> he says it's illegal gambling. diane macedo is live in times square. unlike traditional pant single -- traditional fantasy leagues where you manage a team for the entire season, with these two, you draft a team and collect the winnings or pay out the losses by the end of the weak. -- end of the week. the attorney general now says he wants to it end here in new york. >> the operations are illegal gambling under the laws of the state of new york and you have to stop taking bets from new york residents. >> reporter: that was the message from the attorney general to draft kings and fandual tuesday after a month long investigation concluded theirs is a game of chance, not skill. >> it's really just a new version of onli

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we want to thank lois. you will meet her tomorrow. greg: is your sister going to be a full-time minister or part-time? mike: she has a full-time job as a teacher. >> she probably could. >> somebody that we know. greg: do you really want them to know? heck out of there. >> all right. we have the gray skies. already making a comeback. if anything happens, it is a real sprinkle. generally speaking, it changes forty-seven. same thing in williamsport. only 27 degrees in williamsport. these are not the rainmakers. right now they have crossed the mississippi river valley area. they will still head in this direction did that is when we will see more rainfall at that time. today, it gets pretty dry with cloudy skies. majority of the day. it does get worse as the day goes on. cooler and drier for you over the weekend. let's get you over to ines rosales. >> a lot going on. an accident on the parkway. as you approach route 80, another accident. there is an accident by river road. traveling eastbound past 17, watch for an accident. it is affecting

. >> how many years did lois sit on your left? >> many, many, many years. ♪ we met in about 1976.g at a tv station in sacramento. >> she was on one end of the newsroom and i was on the other end. eventually, i spotted this really attractive, tall, leggy blonde. very good reporter, newscaster. and i remember remarking to a friend of mine, i said, i'm going to marry her. and i did. >> we married in 1979, about a year before we came to cnn. that was the sort of heyday of local anchors. there were no other options for watching tv, so we had huge ratings. >> the notion then was can we actually fill 24 hours a day with news? so far as knowing for sure whether it was going to work, no. but what a grand experiment. >> standby, ready. >> 6:00 p.m., june 1, 1980. the first cable cast of cnn. >> ted turner threw to cnn and the studio inside and i think he said, cnn news. >> good evening, i am david walker. >> and i am lois hart. now here's the news. president carter -- >> we found out we were going to be the anchors of that newscast about, what, three or four days before that? >> probably. >

lois ludvigson has led the group "in god arms" since 2009. the group works with donated quilting materials. this weekend, it laid out about 100 handmade quilts at holy trinity lutheran church in north liberty. ludvigson says her group will deliver the quilts to the children this french authorities say they've carried out about 150 raids overnight in the country. they, along with other countries, are searching for a man involved in the terrorist attacks in paris. and multiple countries aae taking precauuion this morning after the attacks. a flight in boston was evacuated for suspicious people on board. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. the weekk is going to be off to a start. we'll have scattred showers today, although rainfall amounts should be generally under a quarter-inch. temperatures won't move much, staying in the lower to middle 50s. rain begins to increase tonight, contiiuing into tueueday. a few rumbles of thunder are also possible. it'll be a real soaker tomorrow before showers beg

lois lammers from hartington, nebraska joins me today. hartington's candlelight christmas hartington, ne friday november 20 - parade starts at 7pm - lots of activities website or contact phone number to air on tv: 402-254-9866 (to register for parade) coming up in sports...western christian was in search of its first state championship since 2010. we'll have early action from cedar rapids after the break. plus...akron- westfield's high- flying offense took the turf today at the uni- dome. find out if the westerners will play for a state championship next week. chris palmquist cpalmquist@kcaut v.com chris: sports...western christian was in search of its first state championship since 2010. we'll have early action from cedar rapids after the break. plus...akron- westfield's high- flying offense took the turf today at the uni- dome. find out if the westerners will play for a state championship next semifinals for the first time since they won it all back in 2002. today, the westerners made up for lost time playing one of the games of the yea

lois ludvigson has led the group "in god's arms" since 2009. the group works with donated quilting materials. this weekend, it laid out about 100 handmade quilts t holy trinity lutheran church in north liberty. ludvigson says her group will deliver the quilts to the children this week. we're now taking nominations for our 9who care awards. each year, t-v9 and our show you care ssnsors honor r outstanding eastern iowa volunteers. but we ask that you to nominate a deserving volunteer, and you can do that by going to kcrg.commcare. nominattons december 1st. chris havely returns -- after a superb weekend... rain may return soon... stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. clouds will continue to increase tonight as moisture begins to return to the atmosphere from the south. temperatures will remain reeatively mild tonight, with temperatures staying in the 40s. showers will be possible for the morning commute on monday, and will become likely by the afternoon. rainfall amounts will be light, around 0.25'' by monday night. showers and thunderstor

. >> lois collie was found brutally murdered in her mansion and no arrest right now.uestions relatives and ex-and current employees for a motive. authorities are saying no signs of forced entry into the estate that sits on 300 acres in west chester, new york. the only thing missing from the home was a fire extingusher which police believe was the weapon used to bludgeon the 83-year-old to death. collie surprised an intruder in the laundry room they said and that is leaving them to wonder if it was an inside job. they are looking into burgerg s in the area. her husband is not a suspect nor is the caretaker who discovered the body. collie's 88-year-old husband called nine after the caretaker found the body but it was too late. >> she was found in the laundry room off the side of the garage. she was lying on the floor. the cause of death is blunt force trauma. >> lois collie is the brother of bruce collie who had an affair with the new york governor's wife and that led to their divorce. >> jon: what a strange and tragic story. >> patty ann: new next hour of "happening no

lerner thing, after lois lerner was not prosecuted by the justice department and after getting theirl from obama and the white house that the new attorney general can only distinguish loretta lynch from holder for one thing. he was a man and she's a woman and she is getting the signal now not to indict or do anything to hillary. there is no justice in the country. the republicans on the other hand were all still waiting for a message that really, really resonates with a country in resolt and i don't think we have seen it yet because we have not seen the narrative. >> the back room deal and the budget. >> hence it would have been the conclusion that hillary is effectively a done deal for the nomination as john so articulately stated. >> a country in revolt. we tried training fighters outside of syria to take on the savages inside that troubled country. it didn't work. now the united states is going in, including a small group of special operations forces on the ground to see if they can get the job done that way. the fox news political insiders are coming back and john is already shak

morning lois in the 40s. right now next weekend may be our chilliest weekend of the subpoena so far. afternoon heying may reach low 50s on saturday. right now next weekend is looking dry both days but still quite chilly for the pattern for next weekend. that's the way it looks. >> 10:21 is your time. a shooting on 17th place sent one man to the hospital. the shooting happened near rigs road last night. we don't have any information on the gunman. >>> about an hour before that police say a gunman walked up to the group and started shooting. all three people are expected to be okay. >> crews are trying to figure out what shook two buildings. no one is hurt. >> and happening today, a one-day free dental clip ek is taking place at the washington convention center. it's being puck on buy put on by the mission of >>> good sunday morning, everyone. the redskins with what some are calling mission impossible later today. the burgundy and gold visiting the 7-0 new england patriots. the redskins, big underdogs against t

a caretaker discovered 83-year-old lois's body in the laundry room yesterday. she suffered blunt force trauma. a small fire extinguisher is missing. there was no sign of forced entry. they have no suspects. >>> a fire is under control at an old new jersey armory. >> we brought you the breaking news story from paterson all morning yesterday. the fire is still smoldering. the massive fire grew to 11 alarms. people close by were told to move to a temporary shelter or keep their windows closed. >>> all right. we do want to take a moment and check weather and traffic on the wet wednesday morning. >> now it make sense. wet wednesday. hopefully it will lead to a much nicer wednesday afternoon and things will dry out. clouds will be tough to get rid of. it's damp, drizzly, plenty of clouds. it should be dry for the bulk of the parade. temperatures are in the mid and upper 50s. we'll have an occasional gusty breeze out of the north, too, especially the first half of the morning. we've seen a few gusts between 20 and 25. the first forecast, we're starting out around 50.

know that some members are displeased with the outcome of the department's investigation into the lois lerner matter but we also know that your investigators were as thorough as can be. they conducted over 100 interviews, collected more than one million pages of documents and closely analyzed almost 500 applications for tax-exempt status. some members may wish your predecessor had appointed a special counsel to investigate the matter both both the plain texts of the applicable regulations is and the congressional research tell us otherwise the facts of the case did not involve senior administration officials. they did not present a conflict of interest to the department of justice and so the appointment of a special counsel was simply not appropriate in this matter. to often your predecessor who i still admire found himself the target of personal insults in this committee and elsewhere and i like to think that all of us in this room and on this committee regret the frequent attacks on his character, or at least realize that those attacks were almost entirely unproductive. we have a cha

he's impeded the investigation for months he kept information about lois lerner's e-mails away from congress. he should have been fired by president obama. since he's the president's lap dog the president won't do it. that's why we have impeachment in the constitution. congress needs to act. >> bill, go ahead. >> we should use the high crimes and misdemeanor trials for people who can't be fired like a judge or the president himself. if mike doesn't like the way the president is running the irs, vote republicanle in the next election. >> there are so many individual s of people who can get around the legal process and withhold stuff. isn't it time to put your foot down and make a case of it. >> this is why the approval ratings are in there and why republicans are mad at it. they don't know how to operate the power of the purse. when governmentings agencies, especially the irs engages in criminal actions. it goes before congress and flips them el the bird. they have to take severe action. obama won't do it. >> this hasn't happened in a while. >> 1876 was the last time. in this case it was the

a care taker found lois cauley dead monday inside her estate. investigators are interviewing her relatives but so far, there are no suspects. she died of blunt force trauma. her family is well flown in the community. >>> today is veterans day. the day our the country pauses to honor all those who have served our country. ceremony were held across the country. and here in the tri-state area. president obama took part in the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns. and dozen of veterans marked the day at the national world war ii memorial. senator bob dole who was badly wound in the world war ii laid a wreath. and here at home, more than 20,000 participant marched on the the veterans day parade. this is 96th parade. >> they are showing off their patriotism and respect. tens of thousands from all branches of the military and their supporters made their way up fifth avenue. calvin jefferson was moved by all the support. >> tell me why it is so special to see everybody here. >> all of us who served this country will be volunteers. whether

no answers as to how an 83-year-old woman had been beat to death in her $25 million that woman is lois of north salem new york. some say she's a socialite and some said she is the nicest, most most gentle woman you will ever meet. >> with all the drugs around here, it's not really surprising something happen. >> she was found lifeless in the laundry room of her 300,000 acre estate on monday by a caretaker. the only thing missing from the home was a fire extinguisher but there's no word if that was the murder weapon. >> as you can imagine, neighbors are shocked by all of this. they want answers. they also say they don't think this is necessarily a burglary. one neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera said archway vase here are long and we all have surveillance cameras so it's just weird. in the meantime, there is a reward being offered by anyone with answers should be encouraged to go to the police. >> diana, obviously a lot of the details of the murder itself are still unknown. did you get a sense of who were some of her friends and what kind of neighbors and what did they think s

family and friends gathered to say good-bye to lois. a caretaker entered the estate on monday. they said she died of blunt force trauma. her funeral will be tomorrow. >>> it was a somber memorial in queens where the 14th anniversary of the crash of american airlines flight 587. loved ones remembered the victims of the crash. it was november 12th, 2001, when flight 587 crashed in to a home. shortly after takeoff from kennedy airport. all 260 people on board and five just two months after the 9/11 attacks, the crash rattled the city. >> 14 years, but the pain is still so strong. there's always the hope that time provides a little healing, but at the same time the grief is sharp and remains intense. >> reporter: last year the mayor made headlines when he arrived at the memorial service late. he was he met with the victims families. >>> coming up, the lawsuit over birth control packaging mix up led to 100 pregnancies. >>> plus, an office building locked down as police arrest a burglary suspect. why are some people in the neighborhood still worried? >> and police are looking for the

. >> lois colley died of brunt force trauma. news 4's mark santia is there with details. >> reporter: chuck, colley was found in the laundry room. no valuables were missing.

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in the case of the referral of lois lerner, for contempt, the u.s. attorney failed to comply with that law under your predecessor. are you willing to comply with that law? are you willing to have the current u.s. attorney comply with 2 usc 194, which very clearly says shall have the duty. not may. not can make an independent decision about whether or not that individual has done wrong or should be held in contempt. will you comply with 2 usc 194 and instruct your u.s. attorney to bring that contempt before congress? >> congressman -- >> before the grand jury. >> congressman, i believe that matter has been reviewed by the u.s. attorney and a prosecutorial decision was made. >> again, 2 usc 194 states that it shall be the duty of the relevant u.s. attorney to bring before the grand jury. the u.s. attorney did not do so. is it your opinion that shall do in a law passed by both houses of the congress and signed by the president is a discretion? >> congressman, i believe the matter was reviewed by the former -- >> no, ma'am. i'm asking you for a decision.

. >>> security is of serious where dep loi mats are gathering for a global climate change conference. the president went to the bataclan theater to pay his respects. the u.s. and china are the world's top two carbon emitters. abc's jonathan karl is in paris with the latest. >> reporter: the world leaders are here in paris to discuss climate change. there's no question that the threat of terrorism and isis specifically is overshadowing much of what is happening here it. will be topic number one on monday night when the president sits down for a one-on-one dinner with president hollande. they'll talk about ways to get a more aggressive approach to dealing with the isis threat. jon plains today. promising a heavy, wet snowfall. that promises to bring down power lines as a fierce snow storm did over the holiday in oklahoma. more than 100,000 people left in the dark. >>> heavy snow fell on the field at denver's mile high stadium. both teams slipping and sliding all over that field. and look at the radar right now. it shows the new storm system moving across the middle of the country. accuw

hey lois, can i please have another pancake? (laughs) what? what's so funny? i don't know. dog eating pancakes. it's funny. mom, i need a check for the school field trip.

reservoir and acres of affluence, state troopers collect possible clues in the death of wealthy socialite lois colley. >> we all know each other. i've known her 30 years. it's a shame. it's tragic. >> reporter: she knew her, she became a part of the fabric of new york's social elite. >> a very nice woman. really very, very sincere, verifies. it's a tragedy. >> but there are no signs of forced entry. >> reporter: the leiutenant says she was last heard from at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. her beaten body was found by a care taker two hours later remember the family back in a minute their fortune from dozens of restaurant franchises an used to hold fox hunts on wind swept farm. >> at this time we believe there is no valuables taken. however, we do believe a fire extinguisher was removed from the property and we have not located that. >> it's very safe. there is a lot of farce, a lot of horse farls. it's also very affluent and in some cases very affluent. >> reporter: running a business here in north salem, grace duffield says violent crime is ununusual in a place where most people don't lock their d

ryan: lois hamilton manages the phones for the iowa utilities board. >> today i've been on the phone a lot more than usual. ryan: by 2:00 p.m. the board filled all 210 slots, 105 speakers representing each side. >> nothing of this magnitude in recent history. ryan: names and addresses cover all 4 corners of iowa. it even generated out of state interest. people from kentucky, indiana, and missouri are signed up. >> we've received a lot of objections from people who are not land owners and who are just interested in the issue and so this is really an opportunity for them to speak. ryan: speakers have two minutes to make their case. comments will switch between supporters and opponents. iowa citizens for community improvement protests the format, saying it creates a false illusion of equal opposition and support. >> if you look at the numbers of letters of support and objections that are even documented by the utilities board, the vast majority of those coming from iowans actually are objections. elizabeth: the iub reports they've received about 4500 letters from each side weighing in o

about lois colley and whether she might have a prob -- problems with people, if there was anyone that gave anyone any reason to believe there was a larger systemic concern. >> reporter: the colleys' neighbors may be unconcerned about their own safety but state police are still asking for help looking for suspicious activity, especially finding that missing fire extinguisher or perhaps recalling movements yesterday that could help lead them to identify a suspect. we're live lou young, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news. a car found in the water off garrettson beach brooklyn with a body inside. the car found before 4:40 this afternoon. shortly before the car was recovered, the dead driver was found. it's believed the car went into the water sometime this morning. crash that killed a man on a sidewalk. security video shows a car flitching over onto the sidewalk in flatbush last night. police just arrested the 58- year-old driver for driving without a license. 50-year-old charles kinyetti was killed. >>> could new jersey be the first northeastern state to legalize marijuana?