where this is also important, the teamsters and the midwestern families had pretty well replaced new york and miami operators who were tied to meyer lansky. when the federal government through the rico act, when state officials bring down organized crime, it's really these people who they get. the organized crime passed force, there was a strike force in the justice department, they end up prosecuting the midwestern crime family leaders and dorfman. dorfman is eventually gunned down because there's a fear he might testify and he knew too much. alan dorfman was literally the men who knew too much. in this set of wiretaps, there is a threat to an attorney for various teamsters leaders. beheading on it, how he could live to his next -- the heading on it, how he could live to his next birthday. he had a loan to operate the dunes. representatives of the teamsters were reminding him, he needed to pay. we all think of organized crime as violence, and we should. a lot of the people depicted in this museum who were in las vegas were in the business end. they are skimming money or just operati

ronald reagan, those midwestern values, religion played a deep role in his life growing up.ou know how that formed who he was later in life. something about the midwest and the agrarian values that are here that helps those men. >> c-span is visiting peoria, illinois, to learn about its history. our next spot is the riverfront museum. encounter -- river illinois river and counter. it talks about the river as a means of transportation. the gallery begins with a historical look at both how the river was formed, about 15,000 years ago, and about the people who lived here in prehistoric times. geological event about 15,000 years ago. this was in a period of great gracia nation, there was a great that-- glacial lake and burst its dam so most of the water would have come through the basin or over this hump. out -- a lot of people from peoria or illinois don't realize why there is this canyon like structure. it was from that phenomenally powerful rush of glacial water coming down central illinois and carving out these canyons. we talked about the paleo indians and the archaic group

donald trump sweeps through some of the midwestern states. watch party in cedar rapids. team coverage continues on this election night vote 2016 edition of the fox 28 news at fox 28 news >> from cbs 2 news and fox28 news, this is special coverage of vote 2016. >> we continue to monitor the latest results coming in from the first district we will go to fox 28 news reporter dora miller with the monica vernon campaign. democrats have to like what >> reporter: as you can see the supporters are filing in. earlier today we talked to a few of them that said they believe monica vernon has a chance for this first district congressional seat. she has run for this office before in 2014. she also ran for lieutenant. governor. but she was defeated both times. a lot of people are hoping they can pull a win out of this one. we did check and right now there have been 78 precincts that have reported in. we are still waiting people waiting to see if monica vernon can pull this one through. she was a big part of that 20 -- 2008 report this recovery. she wants to go to a congresswoman by th

midwestern picture same story. 30s in minneapolis, 41 cedar rapids, 55 in kansas city. we have storm that is moving in with high pressure keeping things quiet right the next area of low pressure spinning down to the south and west and we will continue to move closer to iowa. a little rain and snow early on tuesday and then turning into rain. if you are doing any traveling the next couple of days run nebraska campus?kansas you want to take some extra time as you may run into some rain or snow. with some cloud cover been losing later this evening in watch what happens as we turn the page into tuesday. by tuesday early morning had some light rain and snow chances out there. that quickly turns into rain and we will expect scattered showers by tuesday late morning and into the afternoon. those continue for late tuesday night. more rain continues to the day on wednesday. our temperatures for the overnight tonight still hanging around freezing. 41 cedar rapids, mount vernon 43 in iowa city. mostly sunny still called. east-southeast breeze of 5-10. here's a the woods 37 and cha

a surge of working-class whites across a band of midwestern states fueled trump's win last night. that's according to edison research exit polls. those are the kind of voters who had helped anchor democratic presidential victories in the past. exit polls and unofficial returns reflect deep racial, gender, economic and cultural divides nationally. trump's support yesterday also skewed older, more male and overwhelmingly white. hillary clinton might still end up with a little satisfaction from yesterday's voting. right now she leads donald trump in the popular vote. the margin is just a little over 200-thousand, although some states are still counting votes. if that holds true, clinton would be the fifth person in u-s history to get the most vote the last time that happened, of course, was in 2000 when al gore won the popular vote, but george w. bush won the electoral vote. wall street is welcoming trump's presidential election with a bang. the dow jones industrial average rose nearly 257 points... to close just below an all- time high. that's a stunning contrast to how the markets

let's look at the midwestern picture. thirty-nine today in minneapolis. omaha, 53. enjoying the mild weather. a storm system is brewing. this area of low pressure here -- i told you earlier with the airport delays, watch out for denver pierce the possibility of snow they are. that could cause delays for tuesday connecting flights cyclically, we will get a brief period of rain and snow tuesday. looks like more of a rain event for us. the clouds build first. as they do, we will have lower still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, with thanksgiving >> still ahead. with thanksgiving around the corner, we will check to see how the salvation army is helping people who cannot afford a turkey dinner. th the corner and today the salvation army of johnson county's giving away boxes of food. >>> it is 12:18 p.m. thanksgiving is just a few days away. today the salvation army of johnson's county is giving away boxes of food. stephanie johnson is live in iowa city. and those food boxes are thanksgiving dinner. stephanie, how many boxes have they given away today? salvation army is g

all of wehrenberg theatrest are changing hands in the deal -- with spans 14 theaters across four midwestern states. another teacher is taking home k-w- w-l's cedar valley tools for schools award. peet junior high school. she won 500 dollars for her classroom. she says she used the money to buy a video camera... a green screen.. .a tripod and microphones. "kids came to me as incoming 7th graders with a burning needed, but we were sharing that camera with the entire school and all of the teachers and other students as well. so i really wanted to provide them with the equipment they needed to havhe peet news site come true." every month kwwl... the university of iowa community credit union.... and sylvan learning center will select a classroom. coming up... the notre dame fighting irish football program is given a heavy sanction for academic and the iowa hawkeyes prepare for a senior day showdown with nebraska... good evening, i'm rick coleman. the iowa hawkeyes have the opportunity to end the regular season on black friday -- it will be the last time fourteen iowa seniors take the field in ki

.>> it wasn't that cold but it looked like a midwestern winter day. >> very gloomy a couple of showers looking at some ra the circles there is the gloom as floridians when it is chilly we mean 60s to the 70s, but for us compared to the last several months that is chilly, there have been showers across the area and there are a handful of folks that are seeing some measurable rain, right now some of that was over the howard franklin into safety harbor and the baltimore area palm harbor spreckels and disperses for the next few hours, in fact even into the overnight hours, right now maybe heavier showers popping up near brooksville toward bushnell. most of this is very light rain same finger around the skyway from the beach over to bradenton. temperatures for us are very chilly, mid-60s in brooksville, tomorrow morning waking up to temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s, the dew points will be dropping because the front coming through that means drier air and more sunshine, these are the wake-up temperatures. 59 downtown, low to mid 60s closer to the coast from largo bartow 62, kathleen 59

>> if you look at the exit polling, trump's victory was fueled by working-class men across the midwestern states. those voters in the past had tkpwaopb to trump supporters are older, more male, and overwhelmingly white. >> in world news, crews in china are working to rescue a 6-year-old boy who have been stuck in an abandoned well for three days. the well is more than 130 feet deep. machines and oxygen is being sent down there but the boy's condition is unknown. >>> we're going to show you a ring that is getting a lot of talk today. >> a rare blue diamond ring, how much it is expected to fetch. the ones that say "raised without antibiotics." that's just a trick to get you to pay more money. fact is, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. it's a marketing gimmick...like mr. floppy arms here. though i must say, he is somewhat hypnotic. don't fall for the hype, dale. dale? fresh. delicious. chicken, from sanderson farms. champion salsa dancer and arizonan david olarte is making his way to his favorite game at casino arizona. he'll get there even

here are the highs as we go off the midwestern picture. starting with iowa. waterloo, 61. cedar rapids, 62 a few thin clouds will shuffle through the forecast.-rack clouds not keeping us away from much. a weak frontal boundary changes the wind speed tonight to the north and west but does not bring moisture appear looking nice and funny and dry wednesday and thursday -- until the next weather maker moves and thursday night into friday. here is what it does. watch what happens thursday going from the upper 60s to low 70s thursday, to the low 60s friday. here is friday evening. going from 40 down to the upper 20s friday night. only the upper 30s and low 40s for the day saturday. here is a predictor. at least we stay dry for most of the rest of the week here. there are rain chances that move into the forecast friday. rain that eventually turns into may be a flurry or two late friday night into saturday. you want to put that on the radar. the possibility of a few flying flakes around friday night and saturday morning. low 60s around charles city -- central city and centerpoint.

of his sons j-j and milan both also starred for the tr a pending -- welcome back -- officers get midwestern state. police in kansas put cameras along a park trail -- and end up picking up some wild footage. check it out -- what the video ended up capturing were some harmless, costumed wildlife. a wolf in high heel boots is a different sighting for the area -- as are two people in gorilla suits spotted frolicking on camera. on the department's face book page -- police thanked the community for noticing the cameras... for their sense of [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- natalie portman. j. j. abrams.

if he is able to get two midwestern states the race hinges on smaller including colorado. 43 million people have already voted. there are some swing states. michigan, pennsylvania, virginia and new hampshire where most voting happens tomorrow. early voting is tough to read this election since traditional voting patterns do not soepl to,a i ply. you have republican leaning women going for clinton and working class democrats voting for trump. like everything else about this election the end, too, is begins at 4:00 p.m. at 5:00, national coverage begins with local updates all night. then join us for cbs news at 10:00. >>> this is the news on a surgical technician whose crime shocked the metro area. rocky allen sentenced today to 6 years in federal prison for stealing syringes full of painkillers. his actions put thousands at ri medical center where he worked. you talked to a man who thinks he was infected? >> reporter: exactly, jim. he says 6 1/2 years was just not enough. that is because here at swedish allen was caught swapping hem that put all of the patients at risk. >> after multip

. >>> a federal inspection has revealed a problem at the midwestern enclosure where the gorilla was killedficials are zeroing in on the fence when a 3-year-old boy slipped into the exhibit. he was grabbed by a male silver back who was shot and killed. >>> disney is putting on a new dazzling deploy using drones. walt disney world has 300 in the sky at the same time. look at that, a dove, the holiday show is expected to run through the end of the year. >> could be modern day fireworks, the things don't blow up. >>> a crash in montgomery county sends three people to the hospital. >>> also when we come back we'll have a live report on our breaking news, police on the scene of a homicide in mercer county, we'll be right back. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ great s

and if trump can pull off wins in florida north carolina, and one of these one or two of the midwestern states this race could come down to colorado. in an election that is up and -- up ended all convention veteran political analyst are reluctant to predict what will happen. >> this election cycle has so many moving parts. >> reporter: i analyst and democrat tate about the dynamics and play here in colorado. >> i am not convinced that rnd matters as much as personality. there are far too many prom innocent republicans who have publicly stated i am not voting for donald trump. >> reporter: but they could be offset by working class democrats who say they will vote for trump. young voters don't like either candidate a poll out of boulder showed them breaking for gary only going to get it if younger votes vote for her. >> reporter: donald trump's problem college educated white women who favor clinton who leanrepublican. >> they may have issues with her she is the first woman running for the seat. and you have a guy who is not been real judicious in his language when it comes to talking abou

there seems to be a nervousness in the campaign those rust belt states, midwestern states are one traditionally democrat, donald trump is making inroads. are you worried. >> we feed good about where we are but we are taking nothing for granite. we want to do the same here. the poles look favorable to us, polls can be wrong. we don't take any for granite. i'm excited to be doing events in three different cities in wisconsin today before heading to north carolina and virginia tomorrow. >> dickerson: a week ago the fbi director released a letter about new e-mails found. there is debate about the effect on the campaign. what effect has that had? is it responsible for the polls tightening ? >> what we saw, john, was polls tightening before the letter came out. i view that as a natural tightening. excuse me, at the end of a race undecided voters with a democratic or repuck i will can lean tend to go back to their team. we are seeing that happening at the end. i will say one thing we have seen since the letter came out and the director backtracked on it a day later and subsequent turmoil. we see an ad

that's why you have seen them touching down in as many of these midwestern states as possible. it's why he's having his closing rally in michigan. it's why he even made this trip to minnesota yesterday to just sort of put a toe in the water and say, hey, maybe there are enough working class white voters here we could try to flip this as well. they're very aware they have narrow paths to victory and they might have to come up to a new route to 270. all the public polls also show him trailing in michigan. it will be a steep climb for him there, jake. >> all right. minnesota, a state that hasn't gone republican in a presidential race since the nixon landslide of 1972. sara murray, thank you so much. be sure to tune into cnn tomorrow for all day election coverage. we are just minutes away from president obama's second campaign stop of the day. we will bring that to you live right after this quick message. stay with us. ♪ 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up

perhaps the most surprising aspect of the map was how well he did in the upper midwestern states.nsin, pennsylvania -- i don't know if that is considered midwestern, typehese sort of rust belt of states. there were hints of that, that he might do well late in the campaign because we saw all these campaign stops from clinton and obama. that cannot have been how they wanted to allocate their last weekend. what happened in those states? >> this election last night eatery desk easily the most staggering political upset in recent history, and you pointed out the story -- the rust belt states, great lakes states, and the upper midwest. trump won michigan, a state obama won by 10 points in 2012, wisconsin, which obama won by seven points, and wisconsin, a state republicans have been trying to win and have failed to. these states were turned the blue wall, that republicans were not able to win since the 1980's. trump not only put cracks in that wall but absolutely shattered it. the biggest thing polls missed was trump's strength among particularly non-college-educated white .oters in thos

into the midwestern states. eventually into the northeastern u.s. and eastern canada.round ontario, quebec, expect widespread snowfall and maybe lake-effect developing later on into the outlook. one of the big concerns, the big things you're going to notice here, is that temperature change because as this moves toward the east, look at that cooler air spilling in behind it. this is on thursday. denver, about a 23-degree drop from what you were seeing on wednesday. snowfall now out there with a high of 4. take a look at the extended outlook. it does look like aomaha, 21, near record-breaking highs for you, dropping down to 5 on friday. chicago as well, 23, passing showers by friday with only a high of 4 by the time sunday comes around. even into toronto as we look ahead into the outlook, 17, dra the start of next week. do enjoy the warm weather while it does last. travel plans across much of northern europe as well, you might be looking at some delays out here. widespread rainfall extended across much of france, into germany, poland, into the foothills and higher elevat

donald trump is doing better in midwestern battlegrounds like ohio. there are a number that he must , likeat are tossups florida and north carolina. north carolina, the clinton campaign feels good about hearing she has an advantage when it comes to the electoral map. katty: you can't say this race is boring. one of the issues in the campaign is how to create little color jobs. those concerns on the nate west virginia where cole has been the main industry for decades, but is suffering. hillary clinton wants to reduce america's dependence on folsom fuels, and that is driving support for donald trump. reporter: the mountains of west virginia. with the thick canopy of trees is hard to believe this is the heart of american coal country. in seven years coal production has dropped 50%. lost his job in april, now he runs a farm stand. >> the mines are for the money and guaranteed money. you get good wages. a little risky, but it is real good money. i would not support hillary because she is against coal. donald is the best of the two evils. reporter: many fee

if he is able to get two midwestern states the race hinges on smaller states including colorado. 43 million people have already voted. there are some swing states. michigan, pennsylvania, where most voting happens tomorrow. early voting is tough to read this election since traditional voting patterns do not soepl to,a i ply. you have republican leaning women going for clinton and working class democrats voting for trump. like everything else about this election the end, too, is unpredictable. at least it is near. back to you. >> our election night coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. at 5:00, national coverage begins with night. then join us for cbs news at 10:00. >>> this is the news on a surgical technician whose crime shocked the metro area. rocky allen sentenced today to 6 years in federal prison for stealing syringes full of painkillers. his actions put thousands at risk of disease. tonight, we go to swedish medical center where he worked. he was infected? >> reporter: exactly, jim. he says 6 1/2 years was just not enough. that is because here at swedish allen was caught swapping hem that put

. >>> a great midwestern city could e >> this is it. it's the culmination of 7 months of games. the winner-take-all game of the world series. >>> the wizards are and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >>> the washington wizards have a new look, new focus, and a new head coach. unfortunately for them, something just isn't jetting quite the question in the scott brooks era. they lost their first two games of the season on the road, and we were hope they could use the jones taking in the wizards but not the world series. huge night for john wall, intercepting the pass, pulling the wizards within 2. less than a minute later, wall picks lowry's pass, and it goes coast- to-coast again for the layup. 33 points for walls, and we are all tied up, but yet the wizards lose their third straight and have yet to win th we are the only ones who can pull u

if trump doesn't win north carolina, florida, or one of these midwestern states, it is over. his success hinges on a handful of states. the latino vote looms large here. while hillary clinton has not been able to rally african- her. a lot of everything in play. the end is unpredictable. >> at least we are finally here right? >> yes. >> right. >> thank you shaun. stay with us for all of your election night coverage. we will start with a special edition of cbs4 news at 4:00 tomorrow. at 5:00, we will have live national election coverage. followed by cbs4 news at 10:00. >>> new information tonight on a settlement involving the aurora police department. the city agreed to pay $2.6 million to the family of a man shot and nashalis carter vansan was killed. he was not armed. in the 18 months since the shooting, aurora police say it enacted new reforms including a division that tracks the use of force and increased use of body cameras. >> policy and procedures will continue to be reviewed with the intent of improving the quality and timeliness of internal investigations. >> the offic

the hateful racist messages may not have originated at ou but the midwestern school and the fbi are investigatingudent to determine his exact involvement. >> that's frightening about the internet it can be bounced all over the place. why target penn and who knows where it started. i feel like the election almost encouraged people to kind of make think it's okay to say these types of comments. >> reporter: ou president issued a statement saying that the university has "made it clear that we will not tolerate racism or hate speech that constitutes a threat to our campus or others. u penn freshman maggie, says the school community feels personally attacked. many still shaken. >> i was at the football game last night. my mom and my sister are in from chicago and so like the fact that, like, this is their impression of my school like these, like, people don't feel like their community is being heard here, um, it was really hard to watch. >> reporter: penn officials say they appreciate the good investigative work and swift action taken at ou and add that "our overriding concern is the safety and well b

that depends on what the vote count tells us in those earlier eastern and midwestern states. >> reporter: given the highly unusual nature of this campaign, it's possible we could witness an equally unusual election night: like one where alaska's three electoral votes decide the presidency, or where it ends in a 269-269 tie, throwing the race into the house of representatives. alison? >> jeff, which senate races are you going to be watching. >> there are a couple that changed contours in the last couple of weeks. in wisconsin the assumption is that exsenator russ fine gold was going to easily defeat incumbent ron john-- johnson, that race looks close. and in north carolina incouple bent richard bu rr seems to run into head waters and i will be watching both of those closely to see whether or not the senate flips with four or five democratic victories to democratic control. >> jeff greenfield, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> election day 2016, the his aric-- historic end to a long campaign. who will voters elect as the next president of the united states. which party will control congress

very midwestern. do it all! we did it all. of course, cods and cass were home. that's all i care about, and then i'm going to say, might as well say my favorite thing, that was part of the weekend. and years and years. always been good to me. i hated "pulp fiction." regis sent to me, kathy, so sorry you hated "pull m fiction -- pulp fiction" so did my mother. he sends me occasionally ones i'll be moved by. a movie out locally now but it's going to go full -- full nationwide n "lion" with dev patel. nicole kidman and rooney marra. it is simply stunning, and you'll sob your eyes out, it's so moving. that's all i'll tell you about it. >> love it! >> went to see -- >> how was that? >> cody had seen it before. he's my guy. mom, i think you'd really like it. >> he went again? >> tock me and his girlfriend unbelievable one. it was years ago, but, oh, does it stand out. >> you had like moviepalooza! >> cody got me hooked on "the crown." i've never binged watch anything. six hours of the crone, but bleary eyed. fascinating about princess elizabeth. how much is based on t

electoral votes to win and those numbers are starting to come in with cbs news projecting a bulk of midwestern states for trump. we are going to check in a little bit now on the scenes out there out and about in wisconsin this evening. stronger america. mr. trump: make america great again. >> these elections are about the desire of the people. >> i have and i've gotten real results. announcer: this is a cbs 58 news election special. >> so it all comes down to tonight. bill: yes. florida too close to call. north carolina too close to call. pennsylvania too close to call. hillary clinton or donald trump and the presidential race. michele: wisconsin still considered by national pundits as a key battleground state and it's not being called any time soon. we're following a number of important local races. david ade is in janesville with paul ryan who just accepted victory. bill: also between senator ron johnson and russ feingold. michele: joining us now in studio cbs 58 morning news anchor kate chapel. looking very interesting and taking shape since the last time we took a look, kate. kate: that is

when i asked if i could marry the marvelous, mercurial, midwestern mindy? yes. i said no orkan shall enter into marriage, especially to a lower life form -- one that still chews their food. i was hoping you'd forgotten, sir. i never wanted to challenge your authority, and i hate to pooh-pooh your will, but there's nothing you can do to stop me from marrying mindy. in that case, i'm going to miss our little chats. , sir. i don't know what gets into my head sometimes, you know? i don't really need to marry mindy. besides, her cooking tastes like insulation. i'm glad to hear you say that, mork. but just remember, if you defy me, a hideous fate will befall you. f-for example? i will alter your molecular structure into a life form that will be more obedient. oh ho, you want obedience, obedience 'r' us. y, "jump," i say, "how high?" you say, "run," i say, "how fast?" i've heard enough, mork. hold your tongue. yes, sir, you've got it. [ mumbling ] this is mork signing off. until next week, nanu, nanu. ahh! did i startle you? well, not as much as if you'd been ethel mer

first of all, that trade was an even bigger issue in some of these midwestern states than the clinton campaign believed. and this was one of donald trump's signature issues. probably didn't believe that their own state was a battleground state. they may have grown complacent because the clinton campaign wasn't treating wisconsin like a battleground state. a lot of voters may have thought that they didn't need to, either. >> all right, nancy cordes. thank you. we should take a look at the toorm map right now, because donald trump leadses with 244 electoral vote. hillary clinton has 215 electoral just 26 vote away from the presidency. we've still got five states on the map. >> it could still go either way. i can just throw this on the table, regardless of how this turns out tonight, as you point out, bob, as we've all said, it could go either way, shouldn't he be congratulated or somebody just say what he's done is extraordinary. the fact that it started with 17 candidates. it's now election night. after midnight, we still don't know how this is going to turn out. if you were a supporte

one midwestern church is in the giving spirit. a milwaukee church holding a gas giveaway at a gas station this weekend. the pastor says the giveaway was a statement about what's going on in the country right now. "we're absolutely pumped and spewed in our country, the consciousness that's being shifted." coming up on today in iowa... a big win for the cyclones! we will have all your highlights and momentum of last week's win over second ranked michigan -- c-j beathard and the hawks taking the field on a cold and windy day in champaign -- the iowa special teams set the tone inh took the punt at his own 45 -- and motors his way 55 yards for the score -- hawks led 7, nothing at the half -- the defense strong yesterday-- illiois q-b wes lunt to the sideline -- but desmond king is right there to grab the pick -- hawks getting it done again -- then -- daniels -- the hawkeye running back had a huge day with 1 hundred 59 yards - 21, nothing they'd add one more - iowa picks up their 7th win of leave champaign with a 28, nothing win -- the

one midwestern church is in the giving spirit. a milwaukee church holding a gas giveaway at a gas station this weekend a statement about what's going on in the country right now. "we're absolutely pumped and excited. why? because we get the opportunity to be the antidote to all the hate that's being this was the fourth gas giveaway organized by the church. coming up on today in iowa... a big win for the cyclones! we will have all your highlights and lowlights from iowa teams this nny's should be shared with friends and family.ays except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, the last 13 match-ups -- and iowa was looking to build on the momentum of last week's win over second ranked michigan -- c-j beathard and the hawks taking the field on a cold and windy day in champaign -- the iowa special teams set the tone in this one ---- riley mccarron took the punt at his own 45 -- and motors his way 55 yards for the score ha nothing at the half -- the defense strong yes

camping, the bears put their food up in the trees. [ laughter ] i had a ve-- i had that very strict, midwestern upbringing-- a very strict father. the kinda guy who hates everybody. you know, my dad-- we'd be in the family car, driving down the street. he'd spot somebody, walkin' down the street that was a little different? [ laughter ] "look at that. for cryin' out loud. [ laughter ] get my rifle." [ laughter ] or he would-- he would say things that made no sense to ya, when you were a kid. he'd be drivin'. the traffic'd get rough. "ya know, if i was the last person on earth, some moron would turn left, in front o' me." [ laughter ] [ some applaus and when he'd say that, too-- "if i was the last person--" you'd always turn to your brother and go, "wish he was, don't you?" [ laughter ] my dad-- "i heard that, damn it! you kids wanna walk home, from here?" "well, yeah, it's only a block." "don't get smart, with me! or i'll drive ya 10 damn miles and drop ya off. [ laughter ] that's how far i had to walk to school, every damn day." [ laughter ] [ applause ] and-- "and ya didn't have any shoes, ei

anderson was universally remembered as a really nice woman with firm midwestern values. she was the youngest of 10. >> she always came to visit when she could and kw even though she lived away all these years, we stayed pretty close touch. >> henderson's tv children mourned her today on social media. she also had four real children who were by her side. >>> a cancer diagnoses is a devastating piece of news but one bay area woman is refusing to threat dev state her life. before she got sick she was a busy sillicon valley ceo working around the clock. now she's living with stage 4 cancer and in some ways has made her life better. >> why didn't i get it? >> reporter: for years ceo and president of the sillicon valley forum worked nonstop creating and supporting all kinds of technology. >> being a person always worked so, so hard, had such a career. >> reporter: in 2015 she was busy trying to get pregnant with her new husband when a fertility screening revealed stage 4 cancer. she was 37 years old. >> so when you get stage 4 cancer diagnoses you don't know how many yearess y

very midwestern. >> do it all. >> we did it all. of course, cotey and cass were home, all i care about. i might as well say my favorite thing. years, always good to me. he knows i hated "pulp fiction," i said it to regis on the air and the next day i got a basket and said, i'm so sorry you hated pulp fiction. i thought it was so classy. he sends me occasionally one he thinks i will be moved by. there is one locally nationwide next week. it's called "lion." with nicole kidman and rooney. it is simply stunning and you will sob your eyes out, it's so moving. that's all i will tell you. >> i saw "allies" yesterday. coty had seen it before and said, mom, i think you will really like it. gibson's movie "patriots," unbelievable one. it was years ago. does it stand up. >> you had movie palooza. >> cotey got me hooked on "the crown." i never binge watched anything. i was bleary eye, all about queen elizabeth and prince philippe. >> is it true? >> i kept saying, how much of this is based on truth. >> wow, the intrigues of the court and >> wha

i grew up on the west coast, never have i been served salad, and i credit my midwestern parents with that, even though they got on the wagon train and moved as far west as they possibly could, they never left their values and green bean casserole with the crispy little onion things on top too far behind because that's what you have on thanksgiving. >> that's the whole rust belt, right? >> by fwgum. >> why did your parents go out there, the gold rush? >> that's right, 1849. and the cooley hat. >> they've got to be canned green beans, jolly green giant. they cannot be bought at a farmer's market, they have to be on the shelf since 1966. >> i don't like the casserole. just the beans, i can put them on my plate. i don't need some weird casserole. >> we know you voted for hillary. >> salad? >> you have salad with your thanksgiving meal? >> the only salad allowed is the ambrosia salad by your mentally infirm aunt. that is the only salad allowed. >> i have notes on this. get the salad and vegetables out of the way, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pinot gregio. >> beam and coke.

. >>> a small midwestern town is looking at the damage from an explosion. >> reporter: three teens steal puppies from a pet store. >> reporter: we're jammed on i-95 approaching academy and we're jammed on the schuylkill expressway we'll take you there live coming up. >> 6:45 sky6 live hd facing the eastern horizon waiting for the sun to come up, it will warm us up again today. >> let's find out what it's like in and out of the city and go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: good morning, we spotted another disabled vehicle looking live on the schuylkill expressway. penndot on the scene. this is eastbound near the conshohocken curve if you're traveling eastbound that's off to the side. we're jammed eastbound to belmont where an accident cleared. 29 minute ride eastbound between the blue route and the vine. on the big picture we can see the slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway. also on i-95 we had earlier problems northbound at academy we had an accident that cleared. southbound traveling 16 miles per hour. 25 miles per hour near girard. we have a disabled vehicle i-95 northbound near e

midwestern surface map shows an area of low pressure conjoining to move away. we are far away from that low but we was to get the chance with a little white rain and snow this afternoon and evening. overnight site the moisture will move out and the clouds will stick around. thanks to the cold front you saw move they're here we are cooler with winds out of the west and north today about five to 15 gusting as much to 20 to 25. as the predictor shows a little bit of moisture this afternoon and evening. not much humor living at all. would be across northeast iowa. clouds this evening and overnight cool and breezy again for tomorrow. here is your forecast northwest winds five to 15. cloudy a little rain and snow cooler central city, 39 centerpoint 39 cedar rapids, iowa city at 40. the forecast for the rest of the viewing area, 36 decorah, 37 al qaeda 40. the winds north and west gusting to 25. a little rain and snow. moisture lisa forecast late evening in the low 30s. it will be a cloudy night winds north and west 10 to 20. the window for the moisture primarily rain

. >> reporter: all quiet on the midwestern weather front tonight. you read the book too? (laughing). >> i've been reading it for 6 weeks. it's been awfully quiet. i don't see big changes coming up in the next several days but i do think temperatures will be warmer tomorrow. here's the radar and not showing any precipitation upper midwest or the central united states. a quiet weather pattern currently locked in place. here's our satellite with the high pressure rimging right through the middle of country it shut down moisture and no clouds to be found. with clear skies tonight it will be a cool night ahead. tomorrow morning's commute here in the corridor temperatures will be in the range of about 35 to 3 # degrees. right around 7:00 a.m. winds will be light out of the southwest at 5 to 10 to begin the day. star reschool night ahead of us tonight. tomorrow the winds will pick up a little in the afternoon hours. up to 25 miles per hour. that will bring unseasonably mild air back to the midwest. after that a little cool down expected on friday and into early saturday. overall

here is the midwestern surface and this low continues to come through. around minneapolis back to the snow there. around the dakotas, 3 to 6 inches of snow. here in iowa, maybe a flurry or two before high pressure settles in. watch the temperatures drop as the front moves on through. we'll go towards the upper 40s this afternoon. upper 20s to low 30s overnight tonight. we rebound to the upper 30s and lower 40s for the day tomorrow. it will be a very windy 24 hours as the front gets closer. we'll partner that up with some scattered showers too. now, whatever little rain there is turn into his some chances later this evening into the early overnight hours. that moves out. we'll have sunshine for saturday and it will be windy and colder with highs only in the upper 30s to low 40s. a wind advisory goes into effect later this morning for northeast iowa as well as central iowa and that is because winds in extess of gusts 35 to 40 miles per hour. very big change in the forecast. we've seen the temperatures already this morning. those are the 60s. that is pretty

but you are find nothing the midwestern citieses, that is where the immigration issue is exploding in. >> this is not the greatest number of immigrants, but a chunk of counties in the upper midwest that had gone quickly in 15 years from being white to having a burst of diversity. and most part that was latinos and then we looked at that and combined it with republican voting results in the gop primary are and those places that diversified among the republican voters in the primaries, they were more likely to vote are for donald trump than any counties nationwide. >> does that mean build the wall line is resonating. >> this is what our reporting. in archaddia, wisconsin. now 35 percent latino. and when you talk to republican voters they said yes, the issue of immigration resonated in particular for them. they are closer to it and they have concerns about it. >> what is it? is it the jobs that is bringing them in? >> it is. what is interesting about the trump voter. we heard a lot about trump voters and down trodden and rust belt that are are suffering economically. and the white nonedu

here's the midwestern perspective and as we see it a week cold front moves through. it does change our wind speed to the north at 5 to 10. the bigger take away is this area of low pressure down to the south and west. that will bring cloud coverage and push clouds in and push showers in. you will watch that rained overnight tonight start in the south and west and moved to the north and east. into early wednesday with clouds building and here comes the rain. the best chance of rain is early tomorrow morning south of highway 30. throughout the day continues to spread to the north and east. not a heavy rain. maybe half inch with clearing skies on wednesday night into thursday. today mainly sunny and warmer. the winds turn to the north and west by they 10. the low 70s. central cities in cedar rapids 72. for the north part of the viewing area mainly sunny and comfortable. temperatures range from the upper 60s around the core of. waterloo and manchester about 70 degrees. the southern half of the viewing area looks like this. a few degrees warmer. 73 in tipton. 74 in washing