is one of the worst starting days for the dow in over eight years. " nats - " ding ding ding " mike foley - and financial advisors across the corridor watched it happen - a slap in the face - as markets plunged - 467* points at the worst - - on the first trading day of 2016.mike foley - platinum advisory group (( 1:28:09 )) " it might be time to buckle up your seatbelts and might be a great time to reevaluae with your financial advisor. " about half - of all full time employees now have a 401-k - tied to stocks.. marv in north liberty - says he's invested for his family's future - but he tries not to look at the statements.marv - 20 years or so before i retire and then i'm retired military so i got that to fall back on. "nat tryon - (( 1:28:01 )) " if you can't manage your emotions you can't manage money. " investment advisor mike tryon - says volatility is the new normal.china - terrorism and interest rates will continue to cause peaks and valleys.the good news - there's a vote in november. mike tryon - tryon investments - (( 5:51:00 )) " historically going into an election year the admi

"this is one of the worst starting days for the dow in over eight years. " "ding ding ding " mike foley - and financial advisors across the corridor watched it happen - a slap in the face - as markets plunged - 467* points at the worst - - on the first trading day of 2016. mike foley - platinum advisory group " it might be time to buckle up your seatbelts and might be a great time to reevaluae with your financial advisor. " about half - of all full time tied to stocks..marv in north liberty - says he's invested for his family's future - but he tries not to look at the statements." i got another 20 years or so before i retire and then i'm retired military so i got that to fall back on. "" if you can't manage your emotions you can't manage money. " investment advisor mike tryon - says volatility is the new normal.china - terrorism and interest rates will continue to cause peaks and valleys.the good news - there's a vote in november. " historically going into an election year the administratin is going to do everything in their power to have all cylinders hitting so actually leading up to

you demand that taxes be paid 16.08.48.07 the i-r-s, doesn't call people, says financial advisor mike foley. he says, the i-r-s sends everything through the mail. and if you get a *letter saying something's wrong, *you make a call. contact your tax-preparer and have them take a look, get them in the loop to look at exactly what the issue is. 16.12.56.14 if you filed on your own, he says, call the number that's always at the bottom of one of those letters - and make sure it's legit. if there's s problem, don't be alarmed. they're not out to put anybody in jail, they're out to correct mistakes that you might have inadvertently made 16.01.54.09 on your taxesyou know, 16.13135.23 irs makes mistakes, tax preparers make build a team around you to make sure that what's being questioned is in your best interest. 16.13.15.29 the attorney general calls this i-r-s phone scam, "the longest running and most pervasive scam his office has ever encountered." encountered."and karen, sadly, the better business bureau says iowans have been swindled out of 6-million dollars in the past year alone. cyclists acr

financial advisor mike foley says, if you have concerns, you can either call your tax preparer *or call the number on any *letter the i-r-s sends you. you know, 16.13.05.23 irs makes mistakes, tax preparers make mistakes, but it's good to build a team around you to make sure that what's being questioned is in your best interest. 16.13.15.29 the attorney general calls this i-r-s phone scam, "thehe longngt-ruruing and most pervasive scam his office has ever encountered."the better business bureau says because of it, iowans have been swindled out of 6-million alone. simple solution - just hang up if you get the call. joy howe, cbs 2 news. the johnson county crisis center needs your help! help!they're now looking for volunteers for their crisis chat line and food bank.if you're interested in helping out - you can download an application at the crisis center website.the deadline to apply is monday, february eighth. still to come on the cbs 2 news at 6. when we'll know where the biggest party on two wheels you know the basic bargain of amemeca is if you work hard, and you u your part, you sho

[applause] president obama: we've got lieutenant governor mike foley here.applause] president obama: your former senator, ben nelson. [applause] president obama: your congressman, brad ashford, and all of you are here. [cheers and applause] president obama: it's a pretty good crowd. i love you back. [applause] president obama: i do. i do. this is so nice. what a wonderful welcome. those of you who have seats, feel free to sit down, but if you want to stay standing, that's fine too. last night i gave my final state of the union address. [cheers and applause] president obama: i promised that it was going to be shorter, and then it ended up just being like i think a minute shorter. so technically it was shorter, but it wasn't like as short as i was planning. but today i'm definitely going to be shorter. yes. but whenever i give a state of the union, i want to get out of washington and talk to people, you know, out in the country. and so the first place i tried decided to visit was omaha. [applause] president obama: part of the reason i want to come here is i've

mike foley in his place. governor ricketts delivers his state of the state to the legislature tomorrow. the governor of south dakota also laid out his agenda for the year with his state of the state speech. dennis daugaard said yesterday that lawmakers should pass a half-cent tax increase to improve south dakota's teacher pay. he says doing this would make teacher's pay neighboring states. iowa lawmakers will tackle a 7-billion dollar budget this legislative session. governor terry branstad says money will be tight, but he wants to boost spending on education and water quality initiatives. ktiv's matt breen was in des moines for his "condition of the state" speech. << governor terry branstad pitched nearly 2-and-a-half percent in additional state aid to schools during his annual "condition of the state" speech. but, the biggest boon to schools is a plan to extend the penny sales tax for 20 more years and use the additional revenue to fund school infrastructure and water quality. "this is a monumental investme

we've got lieutenant governor mike foley here. your former senator, ben nelson. [applause] brad ashford. n, and all of you are here. cheers and applause] it's a pretty good crowd. i love you back. i do. do. this is so nice. what a wonderful welcome. those of you who have seats, but if e to sit down, you want to stay standing, that's fine too. last night i gave my final state of the union address. [cheers and applause] i promised that it was going to be shorter and then it ended up just being like a minute shorter. so technically it was shorter but it wasn't like as short as i was planning. but today i'm definitely going to be shorter. yes. but whenever i give a state of the union, i want to get out of washington and talk to people, you know, out in the country. and so the first place i tried o visit was omaha. part of the reason i want to come here is i've got a lot of friends like brad and others and i have not been here in a while. the last time i was here for an event in omaha was 2008. and -- and that year, in the primary, i won the nebraska caucus. [applause

they were talking about montreal foley mike condon shutting down the bruins. the rookie from needham proving to be just too much for the b's. >> it was all condon from the get-go. we're live with more on his stellar performance. experience for him. you know, he says he's been at gillette stadium many times before. he only grew up about 30 minutes before, but every time he's come to the stadium he's been in the stands as a spectator. today he took the uniform of the enemy and essentially shut down the bruins. 27 saves, one goal against the 25-year-old was absolutely stellar with family and friends watching on. massachusetts. he was undrafted after he got out of college, eventually signed by ago. in fact this opportunity for him almost didn't happen. he's essentially the backup goalie for montreal, but when carrey price got injured he stepped into the role and what a role it's been. he came to the stadium yesterday during practice with that helmet he where's, that goalie helmet with bill belichick on one side, the side and the four lombardi drives in between. ev

mike: we are locked in, but not nearly as bad as last winter. shelley: jim foley is in with a preview of sports. jim: your montreal canadiens gave the boston bruins a announcer: now, news 9 sports. jim: a classic matchup for the winter classic. today, gillette stadium hosted the rival boston bruins and montreal canadiens. close to 70,000 enjoying the mild winter afternoon. but for the mostly bruins fans, that turned cold real quick. first period, montreal scores one minute, 14 seconds after the puck drop. david desharnais swings it in from mid-air -- 1-0, canadiens. second period, two minutes in, paul byron puts the canadiens up 2-0. he cuts in front and scores. by the time it was 3-0, boston finally started applying some offensive pressure. ryan spooner almost gets the b' s on the board, but mike condon makes the save of the game. third period, boston scores its only goal of the game. right wing circle. matt beleskey tips it home. the bruins go on to lose, 5-1. clearly, not happy with their performance on the big stage in foxborough. >> it is embarrassing. more t

mike brookbank for leon bibbb. we con-- leon bibb. a shooting in downtown cleveland on west 9th leaves , the gunman on the loose. nick foley has the latest. >> reporter: residents in this area of the warehouse district still on edge after a double murder here at two people shot and killed in what was normally a quiet upscale apartment building. police responded to reports of around 8:30 last ll us when officers arrived, they found one man dead on scene inside an another inside with the gunshot wound to the head was health medical center where he later died. a cleveland police source tells us a lot of drugs were removed from the apartment after the shooting. >> a lot of young people i talked to said if you feel safe, i constantineos and the night life events and feel safe. and surprise for me. >> reporter: cleveland police tell us that two suspects were seen fleeing building. reporting from the warehouse district in downtown cleveland, nick foley for newschannel 5. >>> and right now, americans all along the east coast are preparing for a stem. it's going to bring ice and hail to southern states and then turn to heavy snow a

mike: we are locked in, but not nearly as bad as last winter. they will love the cold. shelley: jim foley is in with a preview of sports. jim: your montreal canadiens hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. announcer: now, news 9 sports. jim: a classic matchup for the today, gillette stadium hosted the rival boston bruins and montreal canadiens. close to 70,000 enjoying the mild winter afternoon. but for the mostly bruins fans, that turned cold real quick. first period, montreal scores one minute, 14 seconds after the puck drop. david desharnais swings it in from mid-air -- 1-0, canadiens. second period, two minutes in, paul byron puts the canadiens up 2-0. he cuts in front and scores. by the time it was 3-0, boston finally started applying some offens

tom: the mother of late journalist james foley writing a book about his life and his family's experience during his captivity. mike: fair skies now, but clouds so what does this mean for friday and the weekend, the forecast is coming up. jean: new developments in the investigation of an attempted robbery where the alleged victim pulled out a gun. what we're learning about potential accomplices still on the loose. tom: and at 6:00 tonight a police officer injured when he moves in to stop a man accused of threatening pedestrians with cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundra

foley will be in the spotlight at this year' s sundance film festival. tom: massachusetts crews have to be rescued themselves after the intense heat of this fire. mike: it' s a weather wednesday at mcintyre ski area in manchester where after a long delay, the season has just begun. jean: the location has been set for one of new hampshire' s new medical marijuana dispensaries. we will to you on neighbors are reacting. tonight, we' re learning more injured in a new hampshire car crash, and the is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, jean: next month, a documentary about new hampshire journalist sundance film festival. hbo has acquired tv rights to "jim: the james foley story." foley was killed by isis more than a year ago. today, the man accused of buying the guns used in the