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

, 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. this liquor 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 ow

blair miller: and i'm blair miller. fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now, tracking the timeline for the rain, really off and on. sarah wroblewski: showers definitely moving across the region this morning. hit or miss this morning. but take a look, some moisture to the south u all going to stream north ward and clip southeastern areas as we head into the afternoon. lots of clouds, 47. we are anticipating to see lower 50s. but during the afternoon and evening. that's when we have to watch for the rain fall to move on in. we're talking a good amount. some areas over an inch is expected. coming up, my timeline of when to expect the rain to come to an end ahead. heather hegedus: breaking this morning, a terrifying night for one neighborhood is overnow. a standoff leading to one man dead this morning. blair miller: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live this morning. stephanie, police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened there hours ago. >> reporter: they were actually questioning neighbors earlier

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

sab miller will sell its stake in miller-course. let's get more details on that deal with ryan. this is a relatively complicated agreement and it has taken a number of years to get there. ryan: it has. it has been exactly eight weeks since sab miller came out and said that ab inbev intends to make an offer for it. and of course, executives and shareholders in both companies started disappearing from meetings just before that. you can go all the way back to last year, when sab miller failed to buy heineken in what was seen as a real defense to prevent its acquisition as kicking the merger talk off. it is easy to understand why. ab inbev is already the world's largest brewer. sab miller is already the world's second largest brewer. together, they will be a brew- hemoth. absolutely massive, part of the world's top 10 companies. also with 30% of the world's market share. one in three pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. obviously, the combined entity would have a footprint that extends throughout the world. easy to understand why this took a while and why th

blair miller: exactly. heather hegedus: the privacy online in our lives is something we most expect but may not be getting. coming up the reason schools and employers will soon have a harder time digging through your social media profiles bfrjtsd . >> good morning. welcome to saturday sports. patriots fans have watched coach bill bill check do wonders to overcome injuries. now, without julian edelman. don't we were, gronk will certainly be up for the >> absolutely. everybody has a home in this game, everybody has a job to do. and that's all we can focus on. >> we've got a lot on this team. step up and be challenged in a different way every single week. and it helps you rise to different occasions. so just another challenge on monday night. and i know they're definitely going to be prepared and ready to go. >> well, sexy rexy wasn't his usual jovial self with the boston media over the phone mainly because he envies the patriots. he wants what they have. on friday, the buffalo media tried to get an encore per

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instake -- miller coors.is the second largest in the united states, 27% of the beer market there. ab inbev ,ion to if they were not to dispose of it, and they were to be acquired -- the combined entity will have a whopping 72% of u.s. market share. most analysts and lawyers agree that is untenable. so this disposal is seen as key, v is to go forward with the acquisition of sab miller. we heard from someone yesterday that the deal is all but set to be announced today. there have been whispers for a good week now. coors, whichmolson owns the other percentage, they were established in 2008, and they have the first right of refusal. they would buy the 58% from sab miller for $12 million. that would clear the way. the reason this would happen atay, just last week, inbev the takeover panel for another week -- which expires today at 5 p.m. to complete negotiations and arrangements with sab miller to take the deal forward. there are many people expected 7:00 wearly as could get an announcement. vnna: what would maybe

miller shot bolinger through her window. the family's lawyer now claiming an officer can't kill because someone is "walking with a purpose" 14:09:50 this is obviously an immense tragedy. it was completely avoidable. it should never have happened. 14:05:26 the fact that she could have escaped the situation, the fact that she had a partner there the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for negligence, battery, and wrongful death. newton police are looking for your help finding an armed robber... it happened overnight at the "casey's" on west 18th street. police say this man displayed a gun and demanded money... he took off with money before officers arrived. the man never fired.. and no one was hurt. if you have information... call the newton police department if you've driven along mills civic in west des moines, you'll notice new retail shops popping up left and right. josh nguyen is live this morning to give you a look at how much the city has grown and what else is next josh, good morning. rei is coming to west des moines tom

jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. tonight a family looking for justice in the death of 28 year old ryan bolinger is suing jack: local five's kattey ortiz is here with the latest in tonight's big story, kattey? kattey: police released this dashcam video of the june 9th shooting last month. despite its release and the officer's clearance of any wrongdoing by a grand jury and the police chief ... his family says it was a wrongful death. "we're pursuing constitutional rights that were violated." a lawsuit filed wednesday alleges des moines senior police officer vanessa miller was negligent when she shot and killed ryan bolinger after a bizarre low-speed chase in june. "the major issue that the jury is going to have to determine was whether ryan's right to live and be arrested by lesser means was outweighed by the officer's right to fire her weapon under those circumstances." dashcam footage shows bolinger pulling up next to an officer conducting a traffic stop. after bolinger gets out of his car and acts erratically in th

miller says the nice weather is one less excuse for people to sit at home and perhaps voters are just getting to the polls later this evening. while there are fewer contested races this year, miller says it's important to put the election into perspective. "these are smaller turnout elections you know the good news is a school election probably will produce six times more people but less that will show up to a election."as an aside, miller also says it's important to make sure your voter registration is up to date.for complete county-by-county voting information, simply head to cbs two iowa dot com. it's an important night for the city of marion.residents there are electing a new mayor and two city council members. in *johnson county, five cities have council elections, including iowa city. we'll have full coverage of all the races after polls close on cbs two iowa dot com and andcoming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. weather-wise, a beautiful evening to get out and vote, take a walk, or-if you have to-- do some yard work. work.chief meteorologist terry swails has an update r

miller. i figured s.a.b. miller's 58% stake in millercoors. sure enough, last week we got the big news we were looking for. molson coors reached agreement to acquire s.a.b. miller's 58% stake in millercoors for $12 billion in cash. the portfolio throughout the u.s. and retain -- retain the rights to the millercoors brands in the u.s. how important is this? consider the venture was the second larger in the u.s. now the tap is buying out miller. they're going to own 100% of coors light and miller lite. second and fourth biggest brands in the country. worth noting miller is in the craft space, too, and that also belongs to tap now. my favorite kind of acquisition. it's basically for sale. they had no choice but to sell their stake in millercoors or the gigantic merger would have been blocked by antitrust regulators. why rather than demand a premium for the 58% piece of millercoors they sold it to tap pretty in-line with the rest of the industry. molson coors has full strategic control over its biggest are and best brands in the biggest market, th

this plaque is dedicated to her father valentin miller. olga: it's just how i imagined it would look. i've been dreaming for so long of this plaque being made. sergey: a dream now becoming a part of the fabric of st. petersburg. the name of a man whose last resting place will never be known now adorns the street he called home. olga: today, we are fulfilling a hope held by our family. a hope that valentin friedrichovich miller will never be forgotten. sergey: almost a hundred such plaques have been mounted on facades in russia since the first went up last december. damien: one of the things i've always noticed living in different countries throughout central europe is that people often look down on their neighbours to the east. here in germany for example, you sometimes hear negative stereotypes about polish people. while in poland, it is ukrainians that sometimes get treated badly. and of course the conflict in ukraine has meant that more ukrainians than ever are heading to poland to find safety or simply a better life. but now a popular

in june bollinger was shot by officer vanessa miller. the des moines police chief found officer miller justified in her actions, and a grand jury did not indict her. miller justified in her actions, and a grand jury did not indict her. she remains on personal leave sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: the campus of university of california merced went on lockdown wednesday when a man stabbed five students. two of the victims were airlifted to a hospital ...the others treated on campus. the suspect was shot and killed. officials haven't released a motive, and it's not known what relationship, if any, existed between the attacker and the victims. elias: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... elias: new details on the russian plane crash in egypt....british and u.s. officials say they have information suggesting the jetliner may have been brought down by a bomb planted on the plane. britain also went one step further, announcing it was suspending flights to and from the sinai peninsula indefinit

, we got robbed. >> reporter: but police believe miller sped away moments before being pulled over. watch as she appears to put her head in her hands as though she is praying. >> the people who put the post on facebook and followed her and alerted police, they almost got in an accident with her. that was a concern. they said they weren't the only ones, she was all over the road. >> reporter: watch as the taller detective appears to carry a bottle of wine from miller's car, setting it on the pavement. miller, who is a role model and well loved nun and teacher put her hand on her heart as she is taken into custody. she can later be seen in handcuffs blowing into the breathalyzer machine. >> the reading is a .16. in the state of new jersey the legal limit is .08, and that would be twice the legal limit. >> if she does it at 3:00 in the morning, what's it to stop them doing it at 2:00 in the afternoon? >> reporter: a petition miller keeps her job, supporters writing in part, "her love and wisdom has helped so many young women through high school. don't let all the positives be overshado

officer miller gets involved to help. when bolinger makes a u-turn at the intersection of merle hay and urbandale, he becomes blocked by miller and the other officer. that's when bolinger gets out of his car and runs up to miller's window ... she fires. "we've wanted to review more of the evidence. unfortunately despite multiple requests we have not received that evidence. we don't have the witness statements, we don't have the reports, and all of the other things that the police claim constitutes their basis. so our hand was forced to file this lawsuit now as opposed to waiting until we had a chance to review that evidence for starters." kattey: beattie says it wasn't a surprise officer miller was cleared. and while no amount of money can bring bolinger back ... he says justice needs to be served in the interest of all iowans. live in des moines kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. stephanie: we want to know bollinger family suing the city of des moines? (insert related tease) let us know for a chance to see your co

an internal investigation cleared officer miller of wrongdoing. a grand jury also declined to indict. a district judge says governor branstad was within his right to shut down two mental health facilities. branstad used a line-item veto to defund the institutions in mount pleasant and clarinda. rather than try to override the veto.. several democratic lawmakers decided to sue... 23:53-24:10 clearly people understand... court made the decision they did he says the two remaining mental health institutions in cherokee and independence will stay open. in washington congress seems to be running in place... it's now debating changes to a bill they approved just last week... in the bill to increase the national debt... lawmakers also approved a measure to exempt government debt collectors from telephone consumer protection laws. that would allow the government to use robocalls and texts to collect money from students with outstanding loans. today the senate introduced a bill to repeal that portion of the bill. that isn't the only correction. lawmakers al

about three weeks. >> miller was facing serious charges. including aggravated murder, robbery and offenses against a human corpse. he spoke openly about the grisly manner in which he took another man's life. >> the second he told me a hammer was used as a murder weapon, i thought this is going to be an interesting story. >> miller says he acted in self-defense when he and a friend got into an argument over money. >> he swung on me. we got to a fight. hit him about six times in the head. i didn't feel or think anything at the time. just hit him. bang, bang, bang. it was just like, that was it. >> how did a human being get to a point to commit an act that atrocious and not seem remorse about it? >> there was a hell in the top of his head about the size of a grapefruit. like the skull went in the blood, like it turned into liquid. it was weird. just like the movies. no different from the movies, you know? if that helps any. >> it's hard not to visualize that moment and wonder what that man suffered and how he suffered. on the other hand, i wan

a 34-year-old ryan miller definitely stood out from the crowd. >> we met ryan miller when he ended up being in the background shot of something that brian was filming. he didn't have a shirt on. he was in his cell and he had this vast array of tattoos on his torso and they were pretty elaborate. so brian asked, you know, we like to film people's tattoos and brian asked you, can i do a little tattoo tour. >> i got a lot of clowns. on my legs. >> wow. >> and my back. represents like, you know, a lion's fearless, you know? basically, that's what it is. >> ryan was a big guy. a really big guy. he was very pleasant with us. always kind of smiling. there was a softness about him, despite his large frame. >> how long did it take you to get all that? how much time? >> probably a few weeks, total. >> all of it? >> about three weeks, all of it. >> miller was facing serious charges, including aggravated murder, robbery, and offenses against a human corpse. despite his not guilty plea, he spoke openly about the grisly manner in which he took another man's life. >> the second he told me that a ham

keith miller has been studying sports law for more than a decade. he says iowa has closely followed that precedent for more than 80 years miller says there was a bill to legalize online sports gambling failed in the state legislature last year. and with larger states like nevada and new york deeming daily fantasy a form of gambling, he doesn't see iowa bucking any trends. keith miller, drake law professor: "what is more likely is that issues about sports betting are going to become more prominent nationally, and that if sports betting were to become legal, then probably daily fantasy sports leagues would as well." draftkings and fanduel maintain that daily fantasy is not a form of gambling, but is in fact, a matter of skill. it's why they're both suing new york's attorney general to get the sites back online in the state. with the line in the sand, miller says both sides will be watching new york with baited breath. keith miller, drake law professor: "if new york were to get a judicial affirmation that fantasy sports was illegal business, illegal ga

if found guilty, miller was facing the prospect of life in prison. still held out hope for the relationship. >> knowing what's going to happen to me came eight months, you know. >> i would probably be heartbroken if he got life without parole. i know then he would never come home, ever. i still love him. >> for emotional reasons, financial reasons, psychological reasons, it's always to an inmate's advantage to have an outside connection. and i think he realized this woman was not going anywhere. she made it very clear, no matter what he got, as a sentence, she was going to stand by his side and that's something i'm sure that appealed to him. >> i've never felt like this about anybody before. i can't get him out of my mind. like he's constantly, i think about him, 24/7. i want to see him. and he's right here. he's like seven floors up. and i still can't see him. it's driving me nuts. >> ryan miller was later found guilty and sentenced to 37 years to life. deanna turner returned to prison for seven months, for her probation violation and was then relea

he got out and walked toward officer present -- vanessa miller. fearing for her safety, officer miller shot bollinger threw her car. mark tauscheck explains. >> the police admit that the dashcam shows a young man acting out of the ordinary in the minutes or the approaches officer nesson miller's squad car -- vanessa miller's squad car. >> he was not read his rights, he was shot and killed. >> brett beattie's gathering more information, but he says ryan bolinger did not present himself as a threat. >> he did not brandish weapons or throw anything. he did not speak threats. to hold or state that he posed a threat of killing another person is, in my view, ridiculous. >> the police chief defended his officers -- his officer's decision, saying she. for her safety. >> she was not able to make that assessment whether or not he was a threat. we now know she -- that that was the case, but she reacted based on what she knew in that moment. >> an internal investigation found officer miller did not violate any police department policy. >> i don't care what th

antitrust hurdles sab miller is selling it's stake in miller coors. it's being acquired for $12 billion. it's expected to complete in the second half of 2016. >> let's get you some u.k. data. the jobless rate falling again but the wage growth is below forecasts. we're seeing that the unemployment rate is 5.3%. what we were looking for is a print around 5.4% but in terms of the wage growth what we're looking for was actually around 3.2%. we're seeing the august average earnings at 2.8%. three months september average earnings 2.5%. so once again, wage growth is a little below expectations and on the back of that we're seeing sterling falling against the green back after that slightly disappointing labor market data. sterling dollar 15149 still up on the day but we saw even bigger gains just prior to the data. >> let's check in on earnings and yes we're getting through the bulk of it today. investors are cheering a restructuring plan sending shares to the top of the stoxx 600 on this wednesday. this despite the fact that the company has come out to warn

when i saw it, i felt so nervous," miller said. "my favorite part of the book is when the car turns into a spaceship.miller kept a notebook at her side for months as she put ideas together and drew illustrations.miller's mother says she was worried when sienna would stay inside to work on her book, while other children went outside to play. however, as she says, her worry soon turned to wonder."i started to look at what she had written, and i was just amazed," jessica taggart said. "i'm like, 'oh my god, this is a whole story'.after four months, a company called "bookbaby", which helps authors self-publish, came through, and miller's book was on it's way to being was on it's way miller's book through, and publish, came through, and miller's book was on it's way to being published. to being was on it's way miller's book through, and publish, came authors self- which helps authors self- publish, came authors self- publish, came through, and miller's book was on it's way to being published.miller donated ten of her books to los virgen

now tied at 10 in the 2nd, cutler to miller again! chicago goes up 17-10. cutler wasn't done, 2nd and 7 now. the screen pass to jeremy langford. he takes it 83 yards to house, he add another touchdown later on single handedly crushing my fantasy team.... bears win 37-13. packers taking on the lions... 4th quarter, detroit up 18-10. but heres comes gb, aaron rodgers finds justin perillo in the endzone for the td. pack need the 2- pointer to tie, but the pass to devante adams is broken up! green bay trying the onside kick and it goes through calvin johnson's hands! randall cobb recover and the packers get one more shot! mason crosby, from 52 yards for the win...but it comes out weird and it's no good! detroit gets its first win in green bay since the bush admininstration, that's george h-w! 1991 was the last time that happened... 18-16 the final jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 5:30 james: rain showers will he evening hours. more rain (not snow!) will return on tuesday before we dry out on wednesday. temperatures s

thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. just pile on the sauerkraut and onions. sure thing. you better load mine up, too. okay. baez: well, this is a cord. what, for how long we'll have to ride around with the windows down after eating these? no, how long my new year's diet lasted. oh. mine lasted ten minunew reinto the rose bowl. there you go. thank you. come to mama. (gunshots) (people screaming) tes (gunshots continue) you see the shooter? danny: heavy coat with a mask. (people screaming) help him! i got the shooter! (brakes screeching) move it! (panicked shouting) get out of the way! move! move! (shouting) move! watch out! (shrieks) (gunshots, tires screeching) move. (car alarm whooping) stay on the ground. you okay? yeah, i'm fine, i'm fine. where'd the shooter go? hey, man, we need help over here! all right, just step back! call 911! officer brent miller is promoted to the rank ective third grade. thank

"you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." welcome back-- in national headlines now. jack: a student stabbed and wounded four people as classes got underway at a rural university campus in central california . police later shot and killed him. two students, one staff member and a vendor were attacked at the university of california, merced, but were expected to recover. all the victims were conscious when paramedics reached them. campus officials said the attacker was a student but have not confirmed his identity or provided a motive for the attack. then there was this shocking news today from illinois -- a police officer's death was ruled a "carefully staged" suicide, two months after he was found shot dead. the investigation found the lieutenant had been stealing and laundering money from the fox lake police department over the past seven years. lt. charles joseph gliniewicz was found shot

miller then fired through her window killing bolinger. the next day police said miller fired when bolinger quote, "walked with purpose" towards her car. according to the civil lawsuit filed on wednesday. "there is no provision of federal or iowa law that permits a police officer to kill a citizen on the grounds that the person was "walking with a purpose." the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for negligence, battery, and wrongful death. an internal investigation cleared officer miller of wrongdoing. a grand jury also declined to indict. a forum for women and working families provided advice on fulfilling obligations at work and at home. the "center for american progress action fund and progress iowa" hosted the event at the central library this morning. at the forum, they talked about access to paid sick days...expanding medical leave...ensuring equal pay....and increasing the minimum wage. a panel of state advocates, policy makers, and lawmakers were there to speak on the issues. 14:31:08:08-14:31:15:02 "we want people to have a deeper

cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is live from the courthouse, where she's been listening to testimony today, dora, what have you heard? testimony from hyvee employees and the surveillance video were the main focus during the trial. trial.employees who worked that day were emotional on the stand as they recalled seeing nick luerkens car circling around the parking lot before he allegedly attacked donald. that ten-minute surveillance video showing luerkens approaching donald and her falling to the ground, moments later we see multiple people stopping to help. some employees testifying that the scene was chaotic and it was "very apparent she was dead." the jury also watched another video -- this time it was dashcam video of the first marion police officer on the scene. we could hear luerkens yelling that he didn't want to go to jail forever and that he wanted to die. the trial is likely to continue tomorrow morning. covering the corridor in cr dora miller cbs 2 news live at 5 we hope you got out and voted on this gorgeous tuesday - and if not - you still have a couple hours left. left.mu

it cleared when sab miller agreed to sell its stake in the miller coors joint venture.the singles day shopping extravaganza, and china has taken half as long to sell the same amount of products is last year. includingion so far, nike and levi's and nothing to do with babies. refugees across europe are getting increasingly desperate as the weather turns colder on the greek border, waiting to enter macedonia. republicans a squared off or their fourth presidential debate. they took the stage in milwaukee -- one of the more contentious issues with illegal immigration. >> they are doing high fives the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. that is the problem with this. the presidency, and the way you win the presidency is the practical plan, allow people to earn legal status where they pay a fine, where they work, where they don't commit crimes, where they learning lush. >-- learn english. >> the politics of be very different if a bunch of lawyers and bankers were crossing the rio grande, or if a bunch of people with journalism degrees were driving down the wages i

but the family maintains bolinger posed no threat to miller or the other pursing officer. no indication that either believed he was dangerous and the situation should have been handled differently. 14:05:26 the fact that she could have escaped the situation, the fact that she had a partner there bolingers family- which now includes a daughter born in september.. is seeking damages for his wrongful death. 14:09:26 i think we're trying to obtain justice for every citizen of iowa and for every citizen of the united states. we don't live in the wild west. you can't bring him in dead or alive.. that's the bottom line 37 in a statement this afternoon, des moines city attorney jeff lester says they haven't been served with the complaint yet so they can't comment. but he did note that the grand jury declined to indict officer miller and that the city is working to get all of the facts and evidence before a jury at the appropriate time. the man who was shot by waterloo the hospital. investigators say 24-year old brandon seeley refused to pull over... and instead drove towards an of

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said vernon miller, ibal chairman . the tribal council felt that it was neccesary to en up the desicion to the people as that's who they are there to serve. though all referendums ssed, that's just the first step as the tribal council will be in contact with iowa and nebraska senators as well as federal officials during the process. "i think everyone wants to see it legalized right away, but we want to be caucious about it and how we are going to proceed. there's going to be a lot of regulations that we are going towant to have in n place. we dedeently want to o ke sure that t t community is aware of what exextly can and can't be done , " said miller. chairman miller said that the reservation will be following flanderau santee sioux tribe as a guidance to see how they handle legalizing the drug as they open the nation's first marijuana resort on on new year's eve of this year. jenna: in presidental politics... poll numbers are shifting and there may be a new challenger for the republicic nomination. florida senator marc

hawkeye nation's jon miller defends their ranking. jon miller - 1:02:40 they're the only team in college football to have 2 road winds over top 25 teams, they hae a strong strength of schedule compared to other undefeated teams. just a week ago the hawks were at ninth in the rankings, so what do these high rankings say about a team? jon miller 1:02:59 they don't mean much right now for what eventually will happen the first week of december but it's certainly better to be 5th and 15th at this point in time. jon schaeffer 1:15 hold the phone just a little bit - #5 is great but you're still looking at a team that has to get through mn, ne, who just upset mich st. and aon top of that and ohio state... to go to college football playoffs. local five sports director jon schaeffer says caution hawk fans: don't get too excited over a ranking - don't necessarily predict how a team will perform the rest of the season... but still, it's pretty cool. jon 2:40 it's very cool. hawkeye nation deserves to have something to be excited about. amanda kre

miller: correct. there is a category one through eight and you have to apply to be put into a category. most of these individuals are not getting any type of health care benefit from the department. michael: they may be getting some kind of ava benefit through a g.i. bill or something else, but they are not in the health-care system of the v.a., which is half the overall budget. the number is about 57% on that. i would fall into that category where i do not use the health care hospital for services. rep. walz: your question about what they do well is that in many cases, you do have some of the highest quality care being delivered. i've often said that you can have the best position in the world, but if there is an inept administrator, they are not going to get the patient to them to care for them. as far as the mental health piece on this, i do think -- and again, i want to keep coming back to this. as a country in general, mental health parity is something we are struggling with you the problems in t

miller shot bolinger through her window. a lawsuit filed yesterday claims an officer can't kill a citizen because they were "walking with a purpose" the man accused of beating an elderly man to death is in court today... 19-year-old ngor peter makuey is using the insanity defense. police say he broke into a home on east 46th street last july. when officers arrived, they found 97-year old rupert anderson and his wife harriet beaten inside their home. rupert died at the hospital... his wife survived makuey lived across the street from the couple. he faces first degree murder and attempted murder charges... a marion county hog farmer says he's fortunate his family is still alive this morning after ventilation problems turned his confinement building into a virtual gas chamber. nearly 1100 of carroll hoksbergen 's hogs died... being overcome by hydrogen sulfide gas. the gas is created by rotting manure and is typically removed by large fans in the facilities. the hogs had to be taken to a nearby landfill... it took crews there n

miller at one point looks as though she is crying and perhaps praying. it came as detectives carried what appears to be a bottle of wine from her car. >> by way of what i see on the video it appears she was quite upset. >> reporter: miller was handcuffed when she agreed to a breathalyzer test. her blood alcohol was .16, twice the legal limit in new jersey. miller's catholic community are rallying with more than 1,000 signatures on this petition for her to keep her job as an educator, calling her selfless, devoted, and a shoulder to cry on. >> thank god no one got hurt. >> the archdiocese placed miller on leave on wednesday, pending the outcome of miller's charges saying, "it did not involve students or other members of the school community. school families have been informed of this development and arrangements have been made to provide coverage for her classes." now, we can tell you the distance between the shop and this location on watson drive where she was pulled over is less than two miles, but it is unclear where miller was traveling from or where

antitrust hurdles sab miller is selling it's stake in miller coors. it's being acquired by the american beer maker for $12 billion. it is expected to complete in the second half of 2016. check in london up by 2.7%. on to another brewer, investors are cheering a restructuring plan sending shares in the danish brewing giant to the top of the stoxx 600. higher by 6%. this despite the company warning that organic operating profit could decline as well as unveiling a $1.4 billion impairment charge on russia, the u.k. and china. the 3rd quarter operating profit came in above analyst expectations but the company reported a loss for the period after the impairment charge was accounted for. >> thank you for taking the time to speak to us. they say this is kitchen sinking because the new management has come in. is that what it is? >> there's an opportunity at the moment as you come into the company that you take stock of the situation. we took as a new team stock of the situation. we have assets and good will which probably are not in line so we took the impair

a separate deal, sab miller will sell control of the miller brand to m+ olson coors. they had joint control since 2 they had joint control since 2008. the move should ease antitrust concern from u.s. regulators. >>> researchers are warning that getting the flu shot every year can actually be bad for you. doctor at a wisconsin research foundation found children who were vaccinated annually were more likely to get the flu than those who did not. it and that the vaccine was much more effective if children haven't been vaccinated within the previous five years. they urge people to get the flu shot especially those at high risk. >>> holiday toy sales are expected to boom this year all thanks to a singing snowman. items from the rejuvenate the toy industry as video games and electronics dominated the lists for years. rose% the biggest jump in more than a decade. >>> dunkin' donuts has released their line of holiday cups. on them is the word joy surrounded by wreaths and holly surrounded by wreaths and holly. their cup comes after starbucks is being blasted for their cups. t