to this home from a night of partying to find miller murdered. an autopsy would conclude that she had been raped and strangled. time of death, between 5:30 and 6:00 a.m. >> how do you even process that information? >> well, i felt like somebody had just shot me with a scatter gun in the stomach. >> dead in your tracks? >> oh, oh, yeah. oh. >> the first thing you think of is, of course, probably someone that knows her. >> now-retired police detectives ron hersburg and tom reeder worked the case. and in the days after the murder, a clear picture of a suspect emerged. an exchange student from iran, a former boyfriend named abbass esfehani. >> interviewed the parents. and they had had a conversation with their daughter a couple days before this homicide that she did not want to see him anymore. that she was scared of him because of his temper. >> two critical pieces of evidence linked esfehani to the crime scene. his fingerprint on a rail leading upstairs to the room where the body was found and dark hairs left on cheryl miller's body, found to be si

in essence" miller does. as long as innocent, which i think you're greeted with, as defined by both its upper and lower and, effectively with the court said in miller was that the sentence, which is the mandatory life without parole sense, cannot control for juveniles cents range. there has to be the one that includes other punishments. and that increases the -- >> it does not categorically bar in penalty. justice kagan: it allows something within the range. but it has completely changed the rain that's given for any juvenile defendants. and the rate is important. it's not the just the top end. that's what we said in alleyne, that you can't think about a sentence without the kebab of parsons sense, the maximum and minimum. and when you decide with her substantive change in athens has been made for you have maximum and the minimum. >> i hope this is concept. i think after miller we would see two categories of punishment on the table. we would see a lifewithoutparole category and lifewithparole, for example. bu

in miller, on to the merits, in miller this court was invited to create gorically bar the penalty of life without patrol for juveniles who commit murder, but it decided not to do so. now, that decision leads directly to the conclusion in our view that miller is not a substantive rule under teague's first exception. consideration of the teague framework, teague policies and teague precedent points instead to the conclusion that miller is not a procedural and not a substantive rule. so we think summerlin sets out the framework. >> suppose there's a state and it has a mandatory minimum for a theft. it says the mandatory minimum for theft is 20 years. and suppose a court looks at that and says, you know what, that's incredibly disproportionate to a lot of theft. and so strikes the mandatory minimum. says you just can't have a mandatory minimum like that. make it lower. would that be a substantive ruling? >> we don't think so, justice kagan, because the mandatory aspect of it goes to the manner of imposing a penalty. >> it does not go to the manner of imposing. it says nothing about the m

miller may express an expectation about the way that miller hearings will come out. and that may or may not come to pass in the future. who knows? right? we can point to cases where criminal defendants have had miller hearings and have still received life without parole. and i can point to several in particular from the state of louisiana under its new miller procedures. but the point being is that the idea of changing outcomes, which is what the united states' entire argument depends on, is built into the procedural side of teague and not the substantive side. the substantive side is about -- >> i think not, i think by your own definition this fits on the substantive side. you said you categorically remove a certain outcome. and that's exactly what miller does. if you -- as long as you understand a sentence, which i think you agreed with, as defined both by its upper and by its lower end, effectively what the court said in miller was that that sentence which was the mandatory sentence cannot control for juveniles. there has to be a different sentence, one that inclu

, would acquire sab miller labels which include miller, coorms linengoogle and the combined company wouldp the brewer grow in latin america, asia and africa. >> our footprints are largely complementary. and where we have geographic overlap we will be proactive in addressing any regent issues. >> says the biggest regulatory hurdle will probably be in the u.s. >> and in the u.s. the combined company will have about 70% market share. it is really a big market share and what i expect, the merged company to divest the miller coors in north america. >> after in bev produced are sab miller. size matters two big brewers because sales of traditional beer have been flat. right now, when it comes to sales growth, craft beer is where it's at. while they make up only about 10% of the market, sales of craft beers are growing annually in the double digits. and there are a lot of them. thisr store in chicago covers more than 3200 different brands of beer. 3,000 are craft beers. and they come from as close as chicago and as far away as the czech republic. patrick patrick brophy buys beer. >> some own whol

miller makes press an expectation about the way that miller hearings will come out. that may or may not come to pass in the future, who knows, right? we can point to cases were criminal defendants have had miller hearings and a still received life without parole. i can point to several in particular from the state of louisiana, but the point being is the idea changing outcomes which is what the united states entire argument depends on is built in a procedural side of teague and not the substantive side. >> i think not. i think by your own definition this this on the substantive side. you said you categorically remove a certain outcome. that's exactly what miller does. as long as you understand a sentence, which i think you agree with, as defined both by the upper end and by its lower end, what the court said is that sentence which was the mandatory lwop since cannot control for juveniles. there has to be a different sense, one that includes other punishments. that increases the range. >> miller quite clear he said as you know justice kagan that it does not categorica

ma: a grand jury has already decided not to indict officer miller in this case. now, the des moines police department's internal shooting review has concluded officer miller was justified in shooting bolinger. the evening of june 9, ryan bolinger pulled up next to another officer on a traffic stop along merle hay road and stopped in a traffic lane. >> move your car out of the lane, move your car out of the lane. mark: you can hear bolinger say my life is in danger before he drives off. officer ian lawler follows him . bolinger is driving erratically and doesn't stop the low speed chase goes on for almost 3 minutes until after he takes a u-turn at the intersection of merle hay and urbandale that's where officer vanessa miller slams on her brakes right behind his car. bolinger gets out and goes to miller's squad car window. >> shot fired, shot fired. mark: chief dana wingert says handled this situation consistently with how a reasonable person would think and act in that same situation. >> in this case, miller felt trapped in that vehicle. that is something that do

host: since the miller decision or the miller -- sorry, i have lost the words. the miller's argument silenced the 14th amendment and the privilege of immunities clause of it, there are signs today the high court may be ready to reinvigorate the clause. here is a clip of retired justice john paul stevens on the cluster we are going to listen and wrap up our discussion here. >> the right of newly arrived citizens to the same privileges and immunities enjoyed by other citizens is clearly identified. -- plainly identified in the 14th amendment privileges or immunities clause. of greater importance, the 14th amendment citizen clause expressly equate citizenship with residents and does not tolerate a haruki of similarly situated citizens based on the location of their prior residents. let congress pass the statue does not alter our analysis. this court has consistently held that congress may not authorize the states to violate the 14th amendment. citizens of the united states , whether rich or poor have the , right to choose to be citizens of the state where in they r

decisionce the miller or the miller -- sorry i've lost the words. the miller's argument silenced the 14th amendment and the privilege of immunities clause are signs today the high court may be ready to reinvigorate the clause. here's a clip of retired justice john paul stevens on the clause. we're going to listen and wrap here. discussion >> the right of newly arrived citizens to the same privileges immunities enjoyed by other citizens is clearly identified. 14theater importance, the amendment citizen clause expressly equates and does not similarly situated citizens based on the location residents.ior let congress pass the statue does not alter our analysis. court has consistently held that congress may not authorize the states to violate the 14th amendment. citizens of the united states whether rich or poor have the be citizensose to of the state wherever they reside. host: that was john paul stevens on the 14th amendments prove hims and immunities clause. legale talk about the legacy, there are a number of major cases in which it was cited. of the

where as a be miller will probably have to sell a stake in miller-course.so in china with china resources. and it would be acquired by the chinese government or a third party. all of the consideration. anna: would've talked in the past about the culture clash that could be waiting as of all businesses are brought together. has quite a reputation for cost cutting. and as a be trying to get ahead of it. thomas buckley: that is true. ab inbev has been about cost-cutting. sab miller in recent times focused extensively on tradition and the fun of trading a beer. it will be fun to see them integrate. digital fun of -- fun of drinking beer. american,staley, an is tipped to being named the ceo of barclays. let's bring in stephen morris who joins us now on set. why pick a u.s. investment banker to something in the past? a real change from the experience? reporter: complete different from their previous ceo, a britt. seen as aly kennedy vote of confidence. when john mcfarlane came, he was in the executive chairman and much friendlier to the investment bank. jenkins w

miller does his best. he knows what he's doing and he knows that he's just interpreted the privileges or immunities clause down to nearly nothingness. he has a passage of his opinion where he sort of is a little bit shamed about this saying there are these things, there are some privileges and immunities of national citizenship. but they typically are things that were probably already protected by the privilege of the bill of rights. you have the national privilege to go into congress and have your grievances heard but that's what the right to petition clause already says. it's really difficult to identify things that he has preserved. and i that's why i think most legal scholars when they look at this decision -- this is something that the decenters were saying, you just read the privileges or immunities clause out of the constitution of the united states. >> since the miller decision or the miller -- sorry, i've lost the word, miller's argument essentially silenced the 14th amendment and the privileges i

shares in sab miller trimmed their earlier gains. they were up as much as 3% and now we're up by 1.2 but sab miller is going to take a look at this offer since it represents a 44% premium to the september 14th closing price and that's when they announce to the markets that they have received yet another takeover offer from ab inbev. >> there were a number of downgrades on sab miller but shares have come off since then. you were seeing all of this consolidation and we were talking to an analyst earlier about whether it would be more consolidation and he didn't seem to think so. >> who else can combine? the combined entity would oversee 70% of global beer market share. one in every three beers would be an sab miller or ab inbev beer and think about the regulatory hurdles and can you combine the maker of bud with miller? the u.s. authorities will probably take a closer look at that. >> that's one thing they need to sort out. revenue worth $64 billion. this is going to be a big company. a lot of beer. a lot of beer. let's stick with food

elias: miller is on personal leave. officer vanessa miller is on personal leave. this is different from the administrative leave that was done following protocol after the shooting. done following protocol after the shooting. the chief did not want to answer when she would come back ... if at all. sabrina: in the western iowa city of harris, a project in the western iowa city of harris, a project is moving forward with a tax plan that will divert millions of dollars into a fund for future projects. it's called "tax increment funding" the money is coming from a wind farm near harris iowa. "tif" funding essentially borrows against the projected revenue of an existing project. the dollars generated from the turbines near harris will generate more than 170- thousand dollars a year for tif projects. that's three and a half million over 20-years. sabrina: some in the greater sibley community don't agree with how that money will be used....and shared their thoughts at a public meeting farmers associated with the wind farm are furious and say no other options for raising

but police say he ran towards miller's police car. "she had to come to a complete suspect was at her window"miller opened fire from inside her vehicle... shooting bolinger chief wingert said officer miller was fearful and that she also department's use of deadly force policy "being in fear for their life or another person"while the police department says she followed protocol...the bolinger family's attorney is quote..the opinion of the des moines police department on the matter is not a surprise to us. only by verdict of a jury of the officers peers will justice truly be had. we have prudently taken this situation one step at a time, and we will continue to act reasonably as we move forward in our pursuit of justice. "any loss of life is tragic and having to deal with it from that day forward is certainly difficult" chief wingert says senior officer vanessa miller has been cleared to return back to work but she has requested to take personal time off instead... a newton man is in custody for allegedly trying to kill three people...in

as a be miller -- sab miller. jonathan: opening up by 9%. the megadeal. let's bring in someone who knows a thing or two. hsbc head of fixed income research. thomas, let's start with you. the people behind this deal, the people who prevented this from happening finally got a -- finally got an agreement. thomas: we assume so. perspicuous and come at the figure around 44 to 46. to 40.ve the initial 38 jonathan: what sucks this deal from happening? one out of every shares sold, this was -- if this was in any other industry, regulators would be having a look at this. interesting,is geographically -- there are very few regions -- those include the u.s. where sab miller joins a joint session owns a joint venture. miller owns a joint venture. in china, sab miller has a joint venture with china resources expected -- that is [indiscernible] jonathan: i'm to take you to steve's world. how much data is going to be used to fund this deal. thomas: we broke this story early on. the capacity of 70 billion. doubt, tothrow in megadeals and about $120 billion potentially. i

apparently thirsty to acquire sab miller.st brewer, budweiser, corona, increased bid for largest value, $104 billion. this is the third offer it has made for sab miller. the combined company would have a major presence in china, europa, africa and latin america. sab miller largest shareholder said the latest offer could increase shareholders. >> nicole: yeah, both of those stocks are winners. sab miller saying hugely undervalue for their company. they want more. employees of online fantasy sports sites are allegedly using inside information not available to the public to earn big bucks. on the other side, espn cutting drafting contest within the shows but continues broadcasting the commercials from the daily fantasy sports site. they began inquiring for range of internal data, details how they prevent fraud and eric fisher of sports business journal said the scandal could lead to regulation. >> there are many repercussions. there was a push to have greater legislation on both the federal and state level around fantasy importa

"your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." tonight, we're taking the time to showcase police work that goes above and beyond the call of duty. an ames police officer was able to turn an "average crime" into something extraordinary for one young boy with the help of a local business. local fives nikki davidson joins us now with more...nikki? nikki: it started off as a theft report... but what a police officer did next completely changed the outcome of this story.... to the point that the crime itself isn't what this young victim is going to remember as he grows up... learning to ride a bike for the first time can be scary... just ask five year old fionn (i wanna stop) but all the confidence, and practice in the world can never prepare a new rider for what happened last week. 2:23:20 i came home and realized his bike was missing. but fionn wasn't abo

sab miller has another roughly 25%. so to get the deal through authorities, there will be some divestiture, some selling and it could take up to a year before they clear the deal. >> some of the analyst expectations i was looking at were saying around 80% chance of getting through. i think the big check -- the question everyone is asking, is it going to get through? reporter: probably not. ticket prices increased after all the mergers and acquisitions. i would not bet on cheaper beer in the future. >> i guess it's in the time of falling consumer number so up goes the price. thanks to the bad news. sticking with corporate news, twitter is looking to expand its user base and company boss jack dorsey is admitting downsizing is the way to go. he announced the giant will be shedding 8% of its employees as part of a roadmap designed to expand by focusing on the launch of several key new products. greece gets its first bailout review later this month. it has a long list of reforms to get through in exchange for cash from its i

thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. d with greater financial clarity and a relationship b blt for the unexpepeed, shshcould control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. is preparing for his latest visit to iowa. iowa.tomorrow night, the republican will speak at west high school in sioux city.but the visit is not sitting well with everyone.francisco o valdezez is a graduate of sioux city west, and says trump is threatening the latino community.he's circulating a petition demanding trump hold his rally somewhere else. trtrp and several other g-o-p hopefuls will be in colorado wednesday for the third republican debate.trump and doctor ben carson insisted on format changes for this debate, ey include openeng statements and a two-hour limit. on the democratic side, former maryland governor martin o'malley is headed back to iowa.he'll be in des moines friday evening to attend the iowa spiriards to celebrate e iowa's l-g-b-t community.o'malley, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be back in des mo

linn county auditor joel miller attended that hearing. t-v nine's brady smith sat down with miller this afternoon. brady, what was his reaction to all this? miller sent a letter to every other county auditor in the state, following freitag's hearing. in it, he called the hearing "one-sided," and wonders why the board didn't interview anyone else from freitag's department. many of the board's questions for freitag had to do with fiscal year 2015 reports, and if they were all up-to-date. but miller says not once during the hearing, did he detect that freitag had missed any obvious statutory deadlines. he also wondered what would have prevented other people in freitag's department from his home, where he was working on them while caring for his wife. 47:09-26 "the employees were getting paid, the bills were getting paid. certainly there's some reports that sounded like they needed to be done that the outside auditors wanted to have in order to close the books. but i didn't hear anything that was stopping the business of the county." miller s

officer miller shot bolinger through her squad car window. now police say an internal investigation has cleared that decision. that's the same conclusion a grand jury came to back in august. our top story... des moines police say officer vanessa miller was justified when she shot and killed an unarmed man this past june. that man was 28-year-old ryan bolinger. it started when he interrupted an unrelated traffic stop and led police on a short chase. police say he was exhibiting erratic behavior... officer miller shot bolinger through her squad car window. now police say an internal investigation has cleared that decision. that's the same conclusion a grand jury came to back in august. a major security breech to the c-i-a this morning... reports are surfacing today that c-i-a director john brennan's personal e-mail account was hacked... social media reports and the new york post claim a teenager is behind for it all. the teen says he swiped brennan's contact list, a log of phone calls, numerous social security numbers, and even brennan's own ap

he pulls a u-turn and approaches officer miller's squad car. that's when she you can't see it very well in the video but you shots. at 10-- we'll show video... now this is who officer miller old ryan bollinger. he was unarmed. a grand jury found no reason to press charges against officer miller in august... and the des moines police department has also cleared her of any wrong- doing. this afternoon, local five sat down with the des moines police chief. look for more on why he decided officer miller's actions were justified tonight at 10. jack: in the latest political news, there's now one less democrat president. here's local 5 chief political correspondent amanda krenz with details. amanda former virginia senator jim webb announced today that he's dropping out from the democratic presidential primary, saying that he no longer fits into the party's platform. in the press conference, webb criticized the format of the first democratic presidential debate, complaining that he did not get enough time compared to front-runner hillary clinton. webb

a grand jury declined to indict miller in august. people are weighing in on a plan to merge the clive and windsor heights fire departments... i cant imagine anybody saying oh i dont want the clive guy, i want the windsor heights guy. i want somebody there that can take care of me. its that simple, and if you cant save that kind of money, why wouldnt you want to do that. city leaders detailed the plan at a meeting last night... they say it will help save money... and fix staffing issues. both departments have been under staffed for the past several years... and by joining forces... leaders say they could improve response times. in fact... the goal is to have firefighters on the scene within eight minutes... 90 percent of the time. that's from the time the pager goes off to the time that we roll up on scene, so in doing that we look at a four minute drive time as an integral part of from that page to being on scene within eight minutes. the clive and windsor heights city councils will vote on the proposal next month. a destructive pest

miller made a trip to the benton county courthouse is morning. buuit was only in connection to a single stolen vehicle charge. his bond on that was set at five thousand dollars cash. but miller also faces a parole violation charge that wl keep him in custody wittout bond. authorities believv miller stole this truck from a neighbor early sunday morning and then wrecked it a couple of miles away. he then apparently stole another truck and crashed that one too. the first truck owner ried to stop himimwhile miller was sttaling his vehicle. "i yelled at him to get out of the truck, what do you think you're doing and i yelled at my wife call police, bring me my phone...he was able to get the uck started anan nailed it inin reverse. " varner says the truck thief tore up a fence making a getaway. varner and a group of neighbors eventually located the wrecked truck on a nearby road under construction. it was only later as he returned home the neighbors saw a blood trail and tracked it back to miller's momoile home and found the body in a driveway. the ben

sab miller up 2.6%. deal.ant a they want to buy sab miller. 42 pounds, 15 a share. company call it 16 billion pounds. those two stocks in focus. tesco as well. the stocks down. the headline number is beat. there is a line from ceo dave lewis. he comes up that she comes out and cannot rule out a offer. that will keep a lid on any depreciation on tesco stocks. down by 3.7%. over in japan, the boj kept its record stimulus unchanged. speculation that signs of a recession would present to act. ryan fowler is in tokyo. i want to try engage what is going to push the boj over the line. gauge whato try and is going to push the boj over the line. that and soto know does everyone in the world. we'll know for sure if we are in a technical recession, november 16. that is when we get the gdp data. to your point, there is a growing number of economists who believe the boj will move before that on october 30. we have updated our survey. survey that 41% of the economists say we will see action on october 30. it will be in the form of purchases of d.o.b.'s. there is a compelling case

sab miller and ab imbev. this is the third attempt to try to buy up sab miller. they have a 34% premium to sab's last close when they first made this announcement to the markets. we have gains today up 3% so far. and actually ab inbev seeing good gains as well. it's hoping to get lucky with with an improved public offer for rival sab. they have offered 42 pounds a share for the british beer and that represens 44% premium to sab's closing price on september 17th. they rejected the two offers by the way at 40 pounds and 38 pounds a piece but the major shareholder is urging the board to try to accept today's offer and it is going to combine brewing giants, isn't it? >> third time lucky. first i was there and now i'm here. the magic of television. >> i love that. >> like lightning. well, a combination of these two drinks makers, though, they would create a company that would sell one out of three beers globally as susan was indicating. raking in half of the industries profits. together they would employ over 230,000 people worldwide. this is a big deal. it's a really

fraternity brothers outside miller's home. miller came out to ask what was going on. >> i'm not trying to be combative or anything. >> i am not either. i understand that. you are coming in at the tail end. he told you everything is okay. they already explained everything to me. >> reporter: but the situation escalated when another officer asked miller to move away. >> i'm telling you one more time, man, go over there before you go to jail. turn around. >> i'm not saying nothing. get your hand off me. i'm not saying nothing. >> turn. >> reporter: miller was arrested and spent the night in a jail. >> i feel like i was checking on my brothers and it escalated to a situation where i was tades. it shouldn't have came that far. >> chief larry johnson is standing by his officers who are still on the job. >> in that situation, officers were conducting an investigation. they asked that you step away from the scene. and allowed them to finish what they were doing. out of safety for all concerned. >> coincidentally, the female officer in

miller which owns peroni and miller lite on this latest offer. but analysts say the key will be bevco agreeing to the new price. >> i think what the bid does is keep the door open for negotiations because at this pointinbev up until p th point they're proposing an offer. they haven't made a formal offer. and unless they get some level of detail and communication from s.a.b. they're not going to be able to do that. >> the higher offer comes after three previously rejected ones. at 42 pounds and 40 and 38 pounds after that. s.a.b. raise the its cost savings target to more thain billion dollars by 2020 a move meant to highlight its strength as a stand-alone company. now negotiations are getting down to the wire. according touchlt k takeover rules a.b. inbev which owns budweiser and stella artois have until noon eastern on wednesday stoub mitt a final bid or walk away for at least six months. unless s.a.b. miller asks for an extension to even negotiating. if a deal does emerge this week the proposed powerhouse would claim nearly a third of the global

officer miller as she is sitting in her car. chief dana wingert says miller feared for her safety and handled this situation consistent with how a reasonable person would think and act in that situation. >> we are running. shot fired. chief dana wingert: in this case, officer miller felt trapped in that vehicle, as he is right at the drivers door. that is generally not something officer, not something we're usually faced with and certainly something that we expect. mark: as for as ryan bollinger's family, they have requested privacy. but their attorney told kcci that they "never expected the dsm police to find that one of their own did anything wrong." he told me this morning, "the family has requested the entire investigation file from the police before considering their next legal step." officer miller has been cleared to return to the department but is still on paid personal leave. mollie: over at the polk county courthouse, still no verdict in the pete polson attempted murder trial. prosecutors say polson went on a shooting

fraternity brothers who were outside miller's home. miller came out to ask what was going on. >> i'm not either. i understand that, are you coming in at the tail end. like he told you, everything is okay. they already explained everything to me. >> reporter: but the situation escalated when another officer asked miller to move away. >> i'm telling you one more time, pan, go over there before you go to jail. turn around. >> i'm not saying nothing. >> turn around, turn around. >> i'm not saying nothing. >> miller was arrested and spent the night in jail. >> i feel like i was taken on and it escalated to a situation where i was tased and it shouldn't have came that tar. >> but chief larry johnson is standing by his officers who are still on the job. >> in that situation, officers were conducting an investigation. they asked that he step away from the scene and a awe them to finish what they were doing. out of safety for all concerned. >> reporter: coinciden tally the female officer and the body camera video is the same one without transpo

say he charged at miller's squad car and miller opened fire from inside her vehicle... shooting bolinger...who was unarmed... through the window...chief wingert said that miller was fearful for her life which he says also lands well within the department's use of force policy... "being in fear for their life or the life of an employee or another person" "any loss of life is tragic and having to deal with it from that day forward is certainly difficult" the attorney's for ryan reaction... the opinion of the des moines police department on the matter is not a surprise to us. only by verdict of a jury of the officers peers will justice truly be had. we have prudently taken this situation one step at act reasonably as we move forward in our pursuit of justice." officer miller has been cleared for duty but has decided to go on personal leave at this time... chief wingert says senior officer miller has been cleared to return to work but has chosen to take a personal leave at this time... a newton man is accused of trying to kill three people with his car...including a 5-month

that report miller referred to was a tax credit report. on monday, clayton county's board of supervisors said they were going to review freitag's hearing with the county attorney. the h-d youth center in cedar rapids will be combining the thanksgiving and christmas meals this year to save money. as young people unloade food offerings from hacap today at the center, director dawn stephens said the cost of renting out two facilities for the meals was too much. instead, a single event will be on saturday, december 12th, and that will be at the current location on mount vernon road and 15th street southeast. it's happening as stephens says the center is trying to catch up on its budget. "1:55 instead of havin two big events where people come in, swoop in and help, which is wonderful, we need to shed light on the fact that there is a need all year long. all year long. we're open 52 weeks a year and we need volunteers all those other times. " volunteers is constant for everything from helping in the kitchen to mentoring the students. she said th

the department has cleared miller of any wrong-doing... a bit later this morning, we'll hear more about the incident from the chief of police. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: the search continues for the next speaker of the house...and now representative is now willing to pursue that job if he gets the support of republican ryan has given them until friday him. candidates are expected to abandon their bids and support elias: the third thing know before you door... elias: family is demanding answers after a broken down on road, was shot and killed by a plainclothes police officer. the deadly shooting of 31- year-old corey jones happened early sunday morning. police say a handgun purchased by jones was found outside of his car. sabrina: number four... sabrina: authorities in washington are scrambling after a hacker may have targeted the cia director and dhs secretary. it doesn't appear any classified information was accessed and released. but there are concerns over how they were able to gain access. elias: and final

elizabeth: before miller is tasered, on his knees with his back to police, miller later spoke to houston station, khou, after he was charged and released from jail. >> it went from me asking questions to me being put facedown in the ground. i' m curious to have the conversation with the officers. elizabeth: in a statement, police, insisting this was a clear case of resisting arrest. the police chief also revealing the female officer seen in this video was at the scene during the traffic stop and controversial arrest of sandra bland over the summer -- >> you just slammed my head into the ground. do you not even care about that? elizabeth: who authorities later found, dead, hanging in her jail meanwhile, miller was charged with resisting arrest and interfering with public duties. the officers involved are still on the job and the case now under investigation. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> randy quaid>> preparing to face a judge on a fugitive from justice charge after being taken into custody on friday night trying to cross into the u.s.. he and his wife are wanted to face felony --

but police say he came at miller's squad car. miller opened fire from inside her vehicle... shooting bolinger through the window. des moines police chief dana wengert says miller's actions were well within the department's use of force policy. "how would a reasonable person react under those circumstances in that moment, not 20 minutes before or 20 minutes after but in that moment...that split second to make that decision... "when you take all that into consideration, factor all that in and compare it to our policy, her actions do not violate our policy"... the attorney's for ryan bolinger's famiy have released this statement in reaction... the opinion of the des moines police department on the matter is not a surprise to us. only by verdict of a jury of the officers peers will justice truly be had. we have prudently taken this situation one step at a time, and we will continue to act reasonably as we move forward in our pursuit of justice." officer miller has been cleared for duty but has decided to go on personal leave at this time... after two full days of deliberations t

miller says it is not enough money. how much does anheuser-busch want a.b. miller? that $6.5 says billion will not come close to covering the cost of its omission cheating scandal. they are suspending all non-at -- nonessential investment. detail from germany. deja vu all over again. shreveport mack brown is reconsidering its business plan. he told shareholders that the company might spin off natural gas and oil businesses because of a slump in commodity prices. what are the options and how much money could fcx actually raise? ♪ pimm: welcome to bloomberg television, i'm pimm fox. let's go to vonnie quinn for bloomberg first world headlines. power: we start with because it is returning for thousands of residents. they are drawing out tonight after torrential rain and flooding and south carolina. duke energy says only a handful of customers are waiting for electricity to come back on. the state is grappling with new concern. billions of dollars in damages and rivers that still have not crested. defense secretary ash carter is saying that russia should contact the pen

miller, 69 billion.t is a 50% premium to the closing price on september 4, the day before speculation of the deal surfaced. a busy morning. francine: here are bloomberg's other top headlines. ab inbev has agreed to buy sab miller for 60 billion pounds. it cap's more than two weeks of back-and-forth negotiations over the price. the record deal gives budweiser control over half the drinks in the industry. once they merge, one out of three beers sold will belong to them. to have capital equal to 5% of social assets, according to people briefed on the deliberation. shares in swiss banks are lower this morning, ubs down over 2.25%. francine: china shows no sign of a let-up in their economic slowdown with imports falling 17.7%. it is an 11 straight month of decline, the longest streak in six years. exports fell that were above expectations. manus: barclays is set to be close to naming jeff staley as the new ceo. he spent 34 years at jpmorgan before joining hedge funds firms. telling is regulators that he is th

miller, you are a 1%er. new type of therapy called wealth therapy that treats people who feel guilty about being prosperous. so, it's not all that easy if you have got stuff in america because you just -- you feel guilty about it. did you know that? >> it's pretty easy. you have got to buck up and soldier on. you have got to put one salvador skid loafer in front of the other one just keep moving forward. i have been broke and had some money. i was in therapy once because i was so broke and now i have a few bucks, i hire a kid to go to therapy for me. i got him from a company called rent akavitch. he meets with me each week and i meet with him to wipe about. if you are wealthy in america you hit the mother load. i busted my -- >> situation as you, miller. i have no money at all and now i have some cash. i don't even think about the money. i don't think about it and i submit to you. >> well give it to me. >> you don't deserve it i give it to deserving people. >> write a book called killing my bank account and

anheuser-busch says it will buy its main rival, s- a-b miller. it's a deal that would create the world's largest beermaker - by far. but the news isn't sitting well with miller's hometown of milwaukee. (david brown/milwaukee resident) "miller has always been a milwaukee thing and i'm not sure about getting bought out by budweiser." (lucy cooper/milwaukee resident) "i think everybody in the state doesn't want miller to be bought by bud. it's like the baseball rivalry between st. louis and the brewers." stephanie: together, the makers of budweiser and miller include eighteen of the world's forty most popular beers. if they merged they would control close to a third of the world's beer market, but execs on both sides say it's a "possible deal", which still needs regulator approval. jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: w

they say they have an agreement in principal with sab miller. companies behind miller, and many more named brands are involved in this $100 billion deal. >>> leonardo dicaprio and 250e78ing 250e78 teaming up with paramount to make a video about volkswagen's scandal. >>> and high tensions between the mets and dodgers and their first game since that contra now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start changing when. >>> this morning on "today," tis the season already? look at the surprising new trend that has people holiday shopping before halloween. >>> and chase utley who was suspended for two games for what they called an illegal slide, breaking the leg of tu ahata in the process. and even though he was eligible to play, no retaliation by pitcher who was roughed up early. >> well, hit, base hit into right. that's going to score a run. that's going to score two and the throw come into third and it'