, picking up inspect second quarter, devin coop does the rest, 38 yards around through the mason city defense, that makes it 6-0 on their next possession, more west he fakes out everybody and finds bert later in the half, moore west and more moore. he fires a strike to carlton todd, he is in for six more, moore threw for six touch downswaterloo west, 41-6 the final. trying to make it 7 straight hosting burlington on senior night first offensive play, they found some green grass big o for zach ganski and goodbye usher, nobody touches him either 25 yards on the pitching catch to the second quarter we go, joe meyer takes the snap and follows them in for the score. 42-7 the final. >>> a must win jefferson trying to play spoil ler, the defense the drive, sets matt moore free, he rumbles all the way down into the red zone, that would set up this, tyler, from 44 yards out, drilled it. 7-3, they go onto win 14-10. >>> iowa city west, no score in evan finds buchanan with the first down, good thing he got that, that would lead to this, devante lane, untouched from 11 yards out, 7-0, later, it i

the mason city globe gazette reports lenz was yelling obscenities at his victim and police after the guilty verdict was held the woman prisoner for two days. he also taped her to a chair, punched and kicked her, and also threatened her with a gun. lenz will be formally sentenced in december. dozens of cows in northwest iowa rea dead after eating feed containing a ground-up battery. joel moser says the feed affected about 100 head of cattle on his farm in alvord, killing about 40 of them. a toxicology report from iowa lead poisoning. the lyon county sheriff's office is now trying to figure out if this was an accident or foul play. wikileaks released more documents showing hillary clinton's relationship with wall street. transcripts appear to show the democratic nominee generally avoided direct criticism of wall street in a speech to goldman sachs. goldman sachs is one of the largest investment banking companies in the world. mrs. clinton made h speeches to goldman sachs between the time she left the state department in 2013 and when she announced her presidential campaign last year. r

our temperatures on the board 48 mason city. 47 in des moines. 56 cedar rapids and 56 in des moines. we're cooler than we were yesterday. anywhere from 10 degrees to 20 degrees cooler tanks impart to our second cold fr and still seeing showers in southern iowa and the majority of our area stays dry. takes the -- the front moves away and the high pressure still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, tonight- the bears and packers battle it out for the 193rd time in their long rivalry. we'll show you why this time -the stakes couldn't be higher for either team. and green bay packers are preparing for >>> right now the backers in the bears -- the packers in the bears are preparing for the big matchup. they have been rival since 1921 and this is the 193rd time meeting on the field. jamie take this to a unique place the football fans stay at lambeau field. >>reporter: writing down shadow enthusiasm for football these chicago fans have leased this house for every bears packers game for the next 20 years. >> does it kill you when the rival team moves in to the house? bay fans by calling them chee

and if you get up to mason city, this is all associated with the warm front and warmer and that is keeping the temperatures cool right now buzz we're on the other side -- because we're on the other side of the front where the winds are out of the east, southeast and 53 in waterloo and iowa city. but in western iowa, the temperatures are warmer and we'll get in on that tomorrow. and you can see the clouds stretched out from minnesota into eastern iowa. and with the clouds around tonight after a quick fall tonight. it midnight. it could be around 40 degrees. and then by the time we get to 11:00 tomorrow morning. the skies will turn sunny once again and there's a big game in iowa city with the bathgers and the hawk keys and the kick -- hawkeyes and the kickoff at 58 degrees. and if you're doing tailgating, the coat will come in handy. it will warm once the sun comes over, i expect the temperatures to be in the mid- and upper 60s in iowa city. we have some clouds tonight and daybreak, most of the clouds charlotte shift to the east -- start to shift off to the east of us and we'll keep the suns

win over bcluw -- back to waterloo for our second nominee reception as the wahawks rolled past mason city -- for number three it's up to west union -- and running back near sideline for the touchdown from turkey valley's john gossling -- he got a bit of a break -- and then kept himself in bounds as he's take one back -- choose your favorite -- as one will be the next lincoln savings bank, friday night heroes, play of the week -- it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. thanks for watching the kwwl good night i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. but, he never got his medals and he tried for ye

find out if waterloo west can stay unbeaten against visiting mason city... and our game of the week is number one north fayette valley and number two union. we begin the night in class one-a district 2, the absolute best-- 7 and oh denver cyclones host the team with the worst--oh and seven b-c-l-u-w. the denver cyclones start fast tonight in front of their excited fans.. on their first possession the cyclones bo mcmahon breaks lose--- and he is going to take this 50 yards before being tripped up at the one yard line. on the next play fletcher anderson scores to make it 7-0 denver. cyclone head coach rhett barrett loves his team... the next time denver has the ball--bo mcmahon finishes the job from 7 yards out. 14-0 in the second quarter---fletcher anderson slashes off tackle--- and he just misses the endzone. but anderson dives in on the next play to make it 21-0. before the end of the half--cyclone quarterback sam joerger weaves through the comet defense for a 35 yard touchdown.. eight and oh with a 49-0 victory. in one-a district 3, jesup hosts unbeaten be

had all the clouds out there today and there is the back edge of the clouds now showing up from mason city to cedar rapids from there to the west plenty of sunshine and a lot warmer temperatures. here's what i'm expecting as we get to tomorrow morning, 46 degrees at 6:00 a.m. sunshine around during the sxaven looks like temperatures could be as warm as 76 degrees. nearly 20 degrees above what's typical this time of year. >> >>> new father hood and life long cubs fan dom or colliding for one cedar rapids man. we are live in cedar rapids with a story that is all about the timing. >> reporter: all about the timing; right. when the doctor tell us you and your wife that the baby could come any day now, usually puts the ka born to travel plans that includes even in the cubs are in the world series. for that fan not only will he now we're counting the minutes and hours but he's also going to get the chance to see history. it's been a way of waiting at the saint luke's birthing center in downtown cedar rapids. >> very exciting baby coming tonight or tomorrow. >> reporter: a baby boy who's mother w

. >> it was back in the 70s, we are well7 past that, it mason city now, it is really ba that they did that.i >> do you think that they shoul apologize? >> absolutely, that was terrible. >> tbs provided a short statement apologizing. want to see what you love about cleveland, send yourur photos t they want to move past this, there werere thousands of peopl tweeting to tbs wanting an apology, told them what they love about the city they said that we just went through a keller brothers csa championshi successful hosting of the rnc, so they want to show tbs with the city has to offer beyond thoseseso 50-year- >> it was a lame attempt at an apology, i feel sorry for these folks because they have not been here, none of them would havea found that funny if they had spenth five minutes here with a good folks of northeast ohio, thank you for the report. a local police officer nearly died from a gunshot last year but while recoveryr he comes u with a way to assist others. >> using the spirit of indians when richmond heights of richmond heights officer was shotic last december and organization c

temperatures will continue to drop this morning . 56 degrees is the high in des moines 53 degrees in mason city . the clearing is starting to take place in a little bit of showers in southwest iowa . the entire complex moves off to the south . behind it, high pressure moving in . this low will pass to our north and will bring a few clouds into our friday evening . it will turn partly cloudy but we will stay dry . that is the good news . let's move clouds away as we head into the morning and afternoon . nice and sunny skies . it will look nice, but you will want a jacket . it will feel chilly . the wind out of the northwest . here is early friday . we will start with frost at temperatures drop to 30s . friday afternoon and evening, clouds will move back in . that is below passing to the north that turns friday night skies partly cloudy . the clouds quickly move out and back to sunshine . as we head through the day saturday and sunday . today, winds out of the north and mostly sunny . really in cooler . today 53 in iowa city . tonight, mostly clear and patchy frost . in the northern viewing area

low 50s and mason city. 54 and carol. we show you what's happened to the west because that's an tomorrow at this time. you may want to take a light jacket because it won't be as warm as yesterday. there's the weak cold front movie to the state of iowa. you can see over the last few hours plus have been following it. here is predictor and as that frontal boundary moves away the clouds will follow it. it will be nice and dry across iowa for the next few days. our next chance of moi evening into thursday. that is just drizzle so not much more than that. there's predictor and the sunshine as we head through the day today. tonight we will have clearing skies and look okay through wednesday. we will call partly sunny day to the midweek. by evening will find more clouds. still not much of a rain chance on wednesday night into thursday morning. 69 in waterloo. 70 in iowa city. mostly sunny and not as warm but comfortable. northwest winds at 5 to 15. tonight clear and comfortable. northwest breeze at 5 to 10. 46 cedar rapids and 4

forty-seven in mason city. a few 50s off to the west and some cloud cover overnight or highs today limited by sunshine more clouds northwest low 60s. mid- 60s around north-central iowa upper 60s even if you lower 70s and the drone of southern parts of the state. as we examine the satellite radar this morning we are already seen some cloud cover and within the clouds a bit of moisture but more rain is expected in eastern iowa. earlier this week moved through. here comes our next one and it brings more cloud cover in the forecast this afternoon evening and with it the small possibility of a small bit of rain as we head into the late nights night in early tomorrow. more so the story is cloud coverage through the day today that 70 forecast focus and as you look towards evening time partly to mostly cloudy skies expected. watch how quickly these clouds move out thursday. tomorrow we are cooler day with upper 50s tomorrow night is clear and cool with temperatures in the mid to lower 30s. friday mainly sunny skies and

temperatures elsewhere, dubuque 57 dubuque 5762 iowa city and 45 in mason city, 70s and all status of the fun part of iowa today.>> there are the clouds moving in on the midwest picture the slope is moving quickly. that is what is bringing the showers through the afternoon and evening right along the cold front that continues to move through the forecast. the predictor ys continues to move out rolling into the forecast later this afternoon scattered showers, here are the thunderstorms, some could be strong now a possibility of severe weather this evening. the biggest problem will be gusty winds and heavy rain period. a marginal threat of thunderstorms, anything severe would be late afternoon or evening in the best chance of that waterloo to washington. we will keep you up-to-date. upper 70s in the south. mostly cloudy and myopic scattered showers. tonight 47 n. deputies in the south with thundershowers later in the evening. we clear today tomorrow. temperatures 64 friday down to 40 friday night and if you're going to the games take a jacket with you it will be chilly with low 50s for

state why temperatures 76 in mason city. will get to a high of 80 in ottumwa. you will notice a nice chunk of iowa is remaining clou is at our westar's to move i was way. it moves into central iowa late afternoon and we will see the rain and dealing with the drops as we head into the late evening and overnight. here's a predictor and we see the showers moving in among the hawkeye state as we watch this warm front come through. if that frontal boundary that keeps it mild force. clouds to the morning and midday. afternoon start to clear up. here comes the rain. i would say any time nine or 10:00 we will have scattered showers in the western part of our viewing area and becoming more widespread to the late evening and overnight. that rate will stay with us through nine or 10:00. in the late morning the clouds move out in a nice quiet afternoon for our wednesday but it is short-lived because by wednesday late night and through the overnight more clouds and showers expected as we head into thursday. we break down the forecast like this. today 73 in the north and 79

at some, mason city, burlington and keo cut. >> host: as far as hillary clinton?he suburbs. her campaign sees a row opening with suburban women. they have also focused a lot on college campuses. for the last several weeks we have seen a constant stream of campaign surrogates coming in.en often those the ban entertainers and sports figures. they have been spending a lot of time on college campuses in urban areas. >> host: jason noble is our guest from "the des moines register" to talk but i was a battleground state giving us a background of iowa itself.io 202-74-88000. and 2027488001 for all others and you can give your thoughts this morning at c-span w. j. on twitter. jason noble talk about millennial voters, young voters. how are these campaigns appealing to them? >> guest: "the des moines register" iowa poll that we did actually shows trump ahead with voters under 35. that kind of goes against the conventional wisdom but he doesn't appear to have inroads there. there's a concerted effort to reach millennials and young. voters. you are seeing that in the clinton

>> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in traverse city, >> mason: wonderful story.rarere when the trumpet sounds this sunday, it will signal something new under the sun. jane pauley debuts as anchor of "sunday morning" here on cbs. scott will be back from florida with the latest on the hurricane, in a moment. "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach-area pain and swelling. talk to your doctor about managing

had that upper-level low that rob is clouds last week and some are much more of the mason-dixon 81 degrees kansas city. in new york the upper-level disturbance weakening and we have the showers in the northern plains iraqis and some snowfall at the correlations the next rainfall chances hurrricane arthur, affecting jamaica, cuba into the bahamas, tricks kinko's and a good chance of hitting the carolina coastline this weekend and affecting new england next week. tomorrow and sunshine through friday. a great week for football and then lowered temperatures from a front saturday and sunday could be some sprinkles with highs in the upper 50s sunday, monday.in browser looking for their first victory after losing in dc sunday. >> are looking for another center, as j.t. >> also rider suffered an acl injury in his season is done, the team eyesight and others center by the meantime john greco will play center, some things to be excited about, trailer park and choose to show his talent with thatabab td reception, but the team is not good enough to overcomeme three straight turnovers, malcolm johnson fumble, the

mason ... thank you, charlie. iowa city west is looking to bounce back after last week's loss to prairie. ... trojans taking on burlington ... and iowa city west had a scoring feast... first the defense forces a fumble and recovers it ... it would lead to this touchdown as ethan postler rolls out and hits breyton mcdole for the touchdown... the big man getting it done ... the defense also comes up big again... burlington trying to go deep... but devontae lane hauls in the another touchdown... postler goes deep for oliver martin... every team in the country wants him, and for good reason... another touchdown for west ... martin also got it done on the punt return... he's looking for blockers on the outside and he gets a touchdown... west cruises to the 59-7 win darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wh

this meeting starts at 6:00 tonight at the scottish rite masonic center on 19th avenue. >>> a san jose city council measure is pushed forward to force gun owners to lock up firearms when they aren't home. the council's rules and open government committee pushed the proposal forward yesterday and city councilman ash kalra and another man said it would prevent guns from getting into the wrong hands. opponents say it's an infringement on our second amendment rights. >>> a typhoon in southeast asia, the damage left behind. >> calling in sick when you're not sick. a new study on how much americans do it and the more creative excuses. >> the coast is clear. and we do have nothing but 70s and 80s in the forecast for today. but it could be the last time for quite a while. we'll tell you about the significant changes in your forecast that you need know about as the news continues. we'll be right back. down the phi ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed captionin g for this newscast is sponsorted by "living spaces furniture" >>> a violent typhoon touched down in the philippines last night is blamed for at least

. >> i just started bawling and the city we live in >> friends and family dubbed team mason lined the streets to see the boy and his family return from the trip of a lifetime. >> we were so grateful for everyone that has been there the entire ride. >> it's been a long year, especially for mason's mom. 2-year-old mason has an incurable brain tumor. her wish was to take mason and you clearly have an idol at the age of 2. >> mason met mickey, got to kiss his face. a special wish cleveland made this possible after we contacted them. >> it was an awesome thing to make happen. >> a special wish rushed the trip after mason got some recent bad news. team mason locally and thousands across the country and onli for him and his family. >> it means a lot that so many people truly care about us and about mason. >> if you have to leave disney world it's time to return to the second happiest place on earth.

city this afternoon. paul wiedefeld the general manager of metro and laura mason on the meg phone overlooking the work that's being done on the orange line between west falls church and vienna. this these transportation officials helped to fund through virginia's commitment to metro. it has to be a world class system. it was when it's it's had and i issue that we all know of we have to deal with. we have confidence in the general manager paul wiedefeld and what he's doing but it's going to take sometime to get the confidence back into the system forth riders. we spoke general manager paul wiedefeld live during fox5 news morning. we had 20 percent more time in 1998 than we do today to do the work. it's 20 years old and the system has groan by 25 percent. usage of railcars, the ware and tear on the tracks. all that is the need to get out there and do the work. on a typical weekend we have four hours of time between 5 and 7. you basically got two hours of work. it's totally inefficient. it's literally wasting taxpayers dollars. > shannon valentine is a member of the commonwealth transportation board. so importa

mason keeping it, back to the wolverines through the air. here is the game winner. the badgers take the title 21-14 over waterford. city conference title. here is a good chunk of his 123 riverside did limit kingdom more than any other king this year. the tigers deny that. king won't be denied to become the king, though. the generals roll with the title 28-8. the crosstown rivalry, jack meyer you pulls off a great jump bradley punches the goal. highlanders roll 47-18. eisenhower at sherwood. the lines were roaring tonight. bryce miller inside for the t.d. eisenhower's mike white picks it off. first game of the afternoon, lutheran at johns *. this one d at st. john's. going right, cutting back up the middle. they win a wild one 5-38. back to the city conference. madison defense swarming early on. but they keep fighting back. rivera wide open. a blowout 40-0. reagan scoring early and often in this one. check this one out. devon cooper. inside and down. there you see him going right up the middle then over. the great job of using that left sideline. dives inside the pylon. >> reporter: tonight south milwaukee had to go into a big battle wit

city is activated its emergency operation center. today there was heavy police presence in the ft. masonwhere today thousands gathered for the biggest stars of the event, the blue angels. >> we sat here and all of a sudden the show started. >> reporter: and the navy flight teams didn't disappoint. >> it's even better than i remember from 20 years ago. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco for nbc bay area news, i'm michelle roberts. >>> okay. we continue our coverage of the blue angels on our website. click on the story box on the front page. there you'll find raw video of the angels flying at nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. so we head out to see the blue angels and we are going to see clear skies? >> oh, yes. >> beautiful weekend in store. >> so much sunshine. not only the clear blue skies, but also hotter temperatures as we head into saturday and also on sunday. we know a lot of you want some rainfall and we'll have that for you as well in the microclimate forecast. a touch of humidity today. but overall, the biggest thing:q to notice were the warmer temperatures. 83 in san jose. eventuall

mason was not damaged. rebels deny they had anything to do with either strike.this all happened after an a funeral in yemen's capital city last weekend.the rebels blame the saudi-led coalition fighting them for that attack. music legend bob dylan is now a nobel prize winner. the singer-songwriter has been awarded the 2016 nobel in literature.cbs' tina kraus is in london with more on the prestigious honor. nats...'bob dylan' - then cheers (locator: stockholm, sweden) (rtv)the swedish academy shocked prize watchers - naming folk icon bob dylan the winnf nobel literature prize. (sot - professor sara danius/swedish academy)for having created new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition. (rtv photos - no excerpting) the 75 year old, is the first songwriter to win the prestigious award.(youtube video - usage for 24 hours only, see restrictions)the academy called dylan's songs, "poetry for the ears" -- this performance at the white house in 2010.nats 'for the times, they are a changin.'....(cbs video)dylan has sold over 100 academy award. nats....award ceremony (afp)president obama awarded dylan the president

masonic center at 6:00 p.m. this evening. >>> a threat shut down two major freeways in san francisco today and forced the city's courts to shut down. it began with a car parked under an overpass with an ominous note inside. this just blocks from the city hall of justice. viewers watched it unfold via live tweets on our twitter account. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live there with more. things are getting back to normal, finally, michelle. >> reporter: finally. this all happened under the underpass there. still some questions tonight. police aren't saying who wrote the suspicious note or where they car may have come from. this was the scene inside san francisco's hall of justice as hundreds of people were told to either evacuate or shelter in place just after 11:00 a.m. people were allowed to leave but no one was allowed in. >> there is a shelter in place at this time for the hall as well as the jails and the area around this incident. >> reporter: across the street from the hall of justice, san francisco police descended on a tow lot where a white sedan was parked below the 80 west freeway. you can see from our chopper

city, has once again come under aerial attack. >>> the pentagon hinted at off the coast of rebel-controlled territory in yemen earlier this week. the missiles were fired sunday toward the "uss mason" but fell harmlessly into the water. hoothi rebels deny any involvement in the incident. >>> had pcp in his system. the officer who shot him betty jo shelby is charged with manslaughter. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a famous face is staying out of the spotlight in the wake of the creepy clown sightings. >>> and the president in prime time. he is talking sports and race. >> when you started getting black players in basketball, listerine? kills 99% of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to... ...assist a magician... ...or dance. listerine?. bring out the bold? . ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. >>> ali gave people enormous pride and, ultimately, caused not just black americans, but white americans to question what their government was doing and how they were thinking about racial justice. >> president obama on muhamm

city is activated its emergency operation center. today there was heavy police presence in the fort mason area where today thousands gathered to see and hear the blue angels sore above alcatraz. >> and all the sudden the show started. >> reporter: and the navy precision flight team didn't disappoint. >> it's even better than i remember from over 20 years ago. >> reporter: you can take as many pictures as you want from the ground but no drone fly zone. anyone caught flying a drone could face fines up to $10,000. i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> check it out. click on the story box on the front page. you can see the blue angels flying into. it's nbc bay area.com. >>> still to come, they are in for a long night. hurricane matthew pounding the florida coast right now. a look at the damage done live from daytona beach next. >>> and this is a situation where it's wack mole, we're waiting for him to pop up. >> police arrested him, charged him with sexual battery and closed his gym. but we uncover the new place the personal trainer opened up shop after clients accused him of disturbing crimes. when mexico sends its people... they'r

mason simpson... 41-17 .. bounce back after last week's loss to prairie. ... trojans taking on burlington ... and iowa city west had a scoring feast... first the defense forces a fumble and recovers it ... it would lead to this touchdown as ethan postler rolls out and hits breyton mcdole for the touchdown... the big man getting it done ... the defense also comes up big again... burlington trying to go deep... but devontae lane hauls in the interception ... it leads to for oliver martin... every team in the country wants him, and for good reason... another touchdown for west ... martin also got it done on the punt return... he's looking for blockers on the outside and he gets a huge gain on the return ... it leads to this devontae lane touchdown... west cruises to the mostly cloudy skies and annoying sprinkles every so often throughout the morning. temperatures will be in the 50s to start, but will only warm into the 60s once again this afternoon. so, grab the jacket and a nice cup of hot chocolate and enjoy homecoming game today! if you happen to be tailgating it could get a bit chilly for some. tonight sk

city earlier in the day. two missiles says were fired in the direction of an american destroyer. the uss mason in the persian gulf. officials say they came from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missile fire comes after a ballistic missile launch from yemen apparently targeted a saudi airbase near mecca. it was the deepest strike yet. and for president francois whole lot since he is not yet decided if he will meet with president vladimir putin when the russian leader comes to paris 90's from now. thatoise alonso says action in syria and people and aleppo are suffering were crimes. that will be the subject of a national investigation. oliver hart and bank ahlstrom were awarded the 2016 nobel prize in economics for the contribution to contract theory. the world swedish academy made the announcement later today. newacademy says that theoretical tools created by the men are valuable to the understanding of the life contracts and institutions as well as potential pitfalls and contract design. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus across t

mason slips for. >> by every. >> including russian soldiers and acquaintances of mine who of left existence and other cities to defend their homeland. when will brush up pull the troops out of ukraine? >> by second question. >> no no no. >> second question is at the beginning you said we do not interfere in the international affairs of the u.s. that is important for people to understand. obamacare confirmed the kremlin was behind that hacking of the cigna began u.s. institutions. some smart people was suggesting we had intelligence to lead a - - to late groundwork can i please have your reaction? >> one by one. ukraine. reconsider ukraine to be a sovereign state and degradation. whenever nationalists say i consider them my own brothers. there are so many families in the ukraine. so many families in russia. my father was born in ukraine. and i have spent some time and i understand pretty well what we can expect ukraine as a country about what we want to see happen is they stop bombing their own people. in that will help and not is something because they speak russian. when it comes to the statement i have told you and

city of mosul from isis fighters in iraq. >>> thanks for staying with us. the "uss masondeployed defense measures and this was not hit following a u.s. military air strike thursday that hit three radar sites on yemen's red seacoast in response to two earlier attacks by rebels. in london today, secretary of state john kerry called for an immediate cease-fifirceasefire. >> but this is the time to implement a cease-fire unconditionally and to move to the negotiating table. but we cannot emphasize enough today the urgency of ending the violence of yemen, of providing for an opportunity for a political settlement, which is the only way it will be ultimately resolved, and of getting to that table as rapidly as possible. >>> also, a major operation to take back mosul from isis is about to get under way. thousands of iraqi special forces are deploying around that city. the operation is the most complex yet for iraq's military, which is still rebuilding from the humiliating defeat it suffered when the city fell to isis more than two years ago. >>> and police in kentucky are questi

mason and cannot watch the show and adults alike. you're just passing to the bay area in their motor home. man and his friends drove from redwood city. one notable absence was a c-130. transferrable angels and the coverage begins at 2:00 hosted by air on pretty sure it and mark van encore ahrens of the show sunday night from 7 till 8. found out what they were shut down for coming up right after the break. he's not the only person that feels that way about the redux lounge on locust street. the walnut creek bar has had so much disorderly operation lately that it isn't allowed to serve or sell alcohol for 45 days. the alcoholic beverage control, or a-b-c, posted the notice friday morning. >>: people kinda spilling out on the street and ya know, it feels more like downtown san francisco." "people get kinda a little outta hand while were out here just chillin'. i really don't like it." over the last two years, the walnut creek police department has had a strain on its resources because of so many calls coming from the lounge. problems have included fights, assaults, and public drunkenness. "i think this was the most dangerous spot. but

mason and for that matter mt. vernon, seton hall, brooklyn college and city college thank you for sharing your life with us. she is one of those rare individuals that will continue to be apart of all of our lives and help each of us to excel at whatever we choose to do. there couldn't be a more fitting tribute than to have students put together today's tribute to sue's work. bonnie is just one example among many of how sue influenced all of our lives. bonnie, thank you for what you have done toel

city hall again. and a long view from california and mason streets. mac -- the crocker mansion on nob hill. kearny street, looking north from sutter street, through telegraph hill. the san francisco stock exchange. so, even money couldn't survive. [laughter] ms. hodson: here we see a view from mission street to the ruin of the smokestack of the san francisco gas and electric company, the station a. this is part of one of the tent cities that spring up, mostly on the outskirts of the city, but throughout. misseds on market street battery -- market street between battery and front. st. francis of assisi church on montgomery avenue. the barbary coast. and here we see dupont street. mission dolores. street refugee tent city. also in his essay, jack wrote this -- within an hour after the earthquake shock, the smoke of san francisco's burning was a loitered tower that swayed in the sky, reddening the sun, darkening the day, and filling the land with smoke. i am going to turn it back to j eanne now. [applause] that, by the way, is the steps of the santa rosa city hall. well, we turn now to japan a

mason and for that matter mt. vernon, seton hall, brooklyn college and city college thank you for sharing your life with us. she is one of those rare individuals that will continue to be apart of all of our lives and help each of us to excel at whatever we choose to do. there couldn't be a more fitting tribute than to have students put together today's tribute to sue's work. bonnie is just one example among many of how sue influenced all of our lives. bonnie, thank you for what you have done to help us honor your mentor and your friend. will you please step forward? >> thank you so much to all of you for joining me here today to celebrate sue's life and legacy. it was my great honor to be her student. she was my dissertation chair and three years ago sue received a lifetime achievement award for her work in and the thing that brought a tear to her eye and the thing that was most important to her was when i spoke about how meaningful having her as my professor was and she was on the tv and radio and policy out comes but she said that was most meaningful and important to her was her role as an educator and th

city. by 1914, he was a well-liked local farmer, active in his masonic lodge and making frequent trips back independence to see a young lady named betsy wallace which he had known since his primary school days. the onset of war in europe would change his life. it changes his life even more dramatically with then it changed winston churchill's life with the american entry into the war in 1917, his national guard unit, the 35th division was called to active duty. after intensive training, he bank came commander of an artillery unit and was promoted to captain. in france, his battery participated in the final defensive. he demonstrated, perhaps most importantly to himself that he could be an effective and popular leader of men. after the war, there was a silver cup engraved with their respect and affection. he returned in 1919 determine to leave the army behind. he married and in partnership with his army comrades, he opened a shop in downtown kansas city, a wonderful term, a shop that specialized in men's shirts and ties. he also spent a lot of time in civic endeavors and networking activitie

city and county to purchase or lease the current site. >> and american destroyer ship targeted in a failed missile attack off the coast of yemen. the uss mason attempted two missiles. the missiles fell into the sea before reaching the destroyer. >> the search continues for victims of an airstrike united nations says the strike killed more than 140 mourners at a funeral. people near the site have accused saudi arabia military coalition of carrying out the strike, the us has started a review of the campaign. >>> fleet week continues for one attraction headed out of town. hundreds of thousands of people poured int that is the sound of the blue angels flying out of oakland international after a busy weekend, hundreds of thousands of people poured into san francisco to watch the airshow. the naval ships are still on the bake, open for tours today before the sailors leave port. >> it is that time of year. pumpkins the size of cars making their way to half moon bay for the annual world championship pumpkin contest. wego live to the middle of the action. pumpkin growers are up and at them this morning. >> good morning to you, you would not believe t

same flawed assumption and most largely debunked for the city's lower densest neighborhood the entire statement should be lombar elim and edward mason the urban design guidelines documents has general i would and substantive notions and contrary position it is unclear how how the planners will use this as - the waiver concept should be if 9 project didn't conform to the guidelines something special that requires a waiver the planning department staff can file a dr on behalf of the commission approval so the transparency and integrity is preserved the urban design guidelines reads more like an architectal brochure and does little for the large-scale development recommend that the guidelines for high density and large-scale developments isn't neighborhoods residential design guidelines to maintain the architectural integrity of the san francisco neighborhoods and remove 9 waiver concept end of my comments thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> - developers and architects get their projects quickly approved your role commissioners in the process is reduced to reviewing administratively preapproved projects to provide find

mason. the parade of ships starts at 10:00. an airshow rehearsal kicks off at noon. and the blue angels will zoom over the city between 3 and 4 p.m. >>> time now is 6:51. the uc-davis community is remembering a beloved researcher killed during violent protests in africa. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. ethiopia. sharon gray was riding in a van in >>> french and colleagues are remembering a uc-davis researchers killed in ethiopia. sharon gray was riding i

are divided along the mason-dixon line between slaveholders in the south and industrialists in the north. thankfully for the past couple decades, the faulty lens of history and "city of sedition: the history of new york city during the civil war" by john strausbaugh is one of those books in a better direction, so it has taken the new yorker to write a book about new york that reveals how complex the city was during the civil war, different parts of the city, definitely entwined with the cotton industry and because of that not everybody sided with abraham lincoln. some history books expect us to believe. john strausbaugh covers downtown manhattan history as editor of the new york press from 1988 through 2002. the new york times the night before, series of articles, videos and podcasts on new york city history. he has written the washington post, previous books, reflections on the birth of elvis. today's rock till you drop, and the village, and resident of greenwich village on the east side in brooklyn heights, please welcome john strausbaugh. [applause] can you hear me? i used to do theater so i am good at that. can you hear me? i want to thank politics and prose,

mason. the launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was target several days ago in this same region. right now a nine-year-old girl the city this morning. police say the shooters were seen on the surveillance video. they have that footage. they have not been arrested at this point. the shots were fired around 1:00 on sunday morning. enunciation road in rocksberg. there was a party in a parking lot before the gunshots erupted. the girl, who was with her family nearby, at a gathering, was hit. she was taken to the hospital for surgery. police calling for the public's help in finding t responsible. >> hurricane matthew leading to some gut wencing scenes. >> and a mother and child from the rising floodwaters. more fallout for samsung on the replacement smart phones, which have caught fire. >> new this morning, cancer fighters in your kitchen. the foods that could help to cut your risk of the disease. >> and breaking overnight, a large apartment building fire in bourne under investigation. night on sandwich road, there is no report of injury. cindy: and gusty winds the story today. the sun is back, and frost and the freeze advi

city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. ... the prairie football team is streak, the hawks have averaged almost 47 points a game. ... they hosted burlington tonight... and the hawks made things difficult on defense ... burlington quarterback mason leinbach rolls out, but he's sacked by calvin hynek... that forces a punt ... on the very first play of prairie's offensive drive, zachary ganske goes right up the gut and he is off to the races... he takes it 40 yards to the house... prairie up early 7-0 ... next offensive drive... dalton rayner his first varsity start at quarterback swings it out to levi usher who takes it in 18 yards untouched... hawks up 14-0 after one quarter ... 2nd quarter, 4th and goal... joseph meyer weaves his way through traffic and breaks several tackles... he's in for the 3- yard touchdown... prairie wins 42 to 7 ... iowa city west at linn- mar... west trying to stay in the hunt with prairie ... we pick up the game in the 2nd quarter... west already to oliver martin and he gets a bunch of yac... nice spin move... still waiting to see where he'll play college football... first down ... later in the drive, flitz with the fake and lobs it up for martin... trojans on cruise control up 34-0 ... still in the 2n

mason was targeted but the missiles were fired in its direction. no one was hurt in the incident that is "under investigation." >> clean up in hurricane ravaged cities mathew is blamed for 22 degrees in united states. the is everyone is continuing for four people in fayetteville, north carolina, with widespread flooding hampering efforts and schools are closed. a thousand people have been rescued since hurricane matthew hit. >> these are bay area neighbors head off to help disaster relief efforts in south carolina. the read cross shared these photos as 14 volunteers packed up the response vehicles for the cross country trip spending between two and three weeks helping people recover from hurricane matthew. >> starting today to peninsula cities are putting up big buck to get us to car pool. if you crib $930,000 to a program that subsidizes ride sharing, scoop rider normally pay $5 a ride, and new program is going to cap the pay at $2 a rider and officials from both cities say the goal is to ease traffic congestion. >> now, the forecast is meteorologist mike nicco. >> getting you out the door and looking at 40s you need to address for -- dress for tha

-- i want to make the comment on what doctor mason was saying, she said my mother said it is so -- you didn't go to the best schools coming out of the city, the project so i wanted to make that point. made me feel bad so i told my mother don't feel bad, it is not your fault. >> there are moments in the book, you say to your mom don't feel bad. it is not your fault. >> i'm going to ask, looks like there are three questions if you could be succinct, thank you. >> i want to say thank you very much. a similar background, refreshing to see a provocative discussion on this. to what extent, what does it take to bring about real change in the policymaking arena using progressive white middle-class people on? in terms of the progressive part, there is a next stage of enlightenment and the artistic narrative, people come to events like this and are here to engage on an intellectual level but where we buy our houses are sent people to school is a different issue. in terms of that progressive segment and the policy arena what does it take to bring about change? >> i think it takes people -- people from different economic backgrounds to stop being de