missy: two to three minutes for that. alyx: this is when it gets really interesting because the flavors that you have got going on is exciting. missy: right here i'm going to be making a pizza popcorn. a little bit different flavors going on. i have already tossed this with about a tablespoon and a half of regular butter that has been melted. if you do not want to do that, add cooking spray. and then you add italian seasoning, sprinkle that on top. this is nutritional yeast, which it sounds interesting but actually adds a cheesy flavor. a lot of vegetarians use that for their b12 vitamin that you get from animal products. alyx: what goes into this one? missy: this is a strawberry popcorn so it is dehydrated strawberries or freeze-dried that have been crushed with a little powdered sugar. strawberries and chocolate chips. alyx: you get the sweetness with the salty and savory flavor. a healthy alternative to that october favorite.

missy want is here to share some of those, most of the family, missy, chase and mia.re missing boys right? >> well they have school today. jenna: they're excused. missy we learned a little bit challenges mia has gone through. talk to us what is going on? >> for the last 12 years we had a little bit of a challenge in our life. mia was born 12 years ago with cleft lip and cleft pallet. we were not aware of anything to do with that before it all happened. we had no knowledge of this condition. we were kind of thrown for a loop at the beginning. she had multiple surgeries for the past telephone years. jenna: how many surgeries, mia? >> eight. jenna: eight? >> yeah. jenna: what is it like for you, to get ready to go into surgery? >> i usually take some juicy juice. jenna: goofy juice. >> goofy juice. jenna: what is that? >> it tastes terrible. jenna: sorry. >> i vowed this year not take anymore to just play cards with my cousins and remember telling everybody bye without remember anything because i hate the way it tastes. jenna: goofy juice is what mom and dad -- >> makes

missy was returning home from a waitressing shift at a framingham restaurant. around village street in medway she picked up a tail, again, what appeared to be a police cruiser. >> i felt like he trying to push me off the road i didn't want to stop i had heard about this before never knew anyone in this type of situation. but i was panicked and scared. >> reporter: just one street away from home she called her husband andy. >> i ran out the door i grabbed the hammer which is first thing i saw as soon as i came out they were coming down the street. >> reporter: missy pulled into her drive the person on her tail didn't follow but he did didn't go away either. >> the guy blocked the driveway with his car then he fed off down to the cul-de-sac down there and did about four or five donuts down at the end. >> reporter: the brigs say these tire marks on the street were caused by that car. >> i don't know what his intentions were. they may have been sinister. that's what really worries me makes me hope they get this guy. >> reporter: now missy briggs tells us the most i

missie, thanks for joinini us. thanks f having me. thanks for joining us around sixland. >> << ben's back with one more look at the weather >> nicole: you busy? >> daniel: whoa. for you, never. >> nicole: oh. wow. uh, what's in the bag? >> nicole: oh, you know, nothing important. just an awesome suit for the bicentennini and hope's wedding. >> daniel: you don't really strikee as a suit type. >> nicole: well, i'm not, honey, but you are. >> daniel: oh, yeah? >> nicole: mm-hmm. >> danieeally? so, uh, who am i wearing here? >> nicole: i don't know. it's vintage, but it's going to look perfect on you. >> daniel: well, i hope that you can take it back. >> nicole: why would i? >> daniel: well, because i already have what i'm going to wear. >> nicole: ah! ooh. >> daniel: yeah. >> nicole: over my dead body. [door opens] >> theresa: hi. >> brady: hi. why'd you want to see me? is tate okay, or... >> theresa: well, yeah. if he wasn't, i'd do more than text. he's fine. >> brady: okay, what's up? >> theresa: um, listen, i did some thinking, um, bu

missy briggs of medway is followed home by a driver who appeared her to was impersonating a cop. >> i first saw him behind me i thought for a minute maybe this is a cop. but i sat, i thought about it for a and i said no, no something doesn't seem right. >> reporter: the lights on his car were blue and green and were mounted on dashboard. this all went down early sunday morning. missy was returning home from a waitressing shift at a framingham restaurant in medway she picked up a tail. again, what appeared to be a police cruiser. >> i felt like he was trying to push me off the road but i didn't want to stop i have heard about this before never knew anyone in this type of situation. i was panicked i was scared. >> reporter: just one street away from home she called her husband andy. i ran out the door, ghraibed the hammer which is first thing i saw and as soon as i came out. the person on the tail did not follow but did linger for a time on the street. a frightening and bizarre experience one missy and andy don't want anyone else to go through. >> either women are asking or husbands ask

the 6th annual missy' s hope 5k kicked off this morning with more than 300 runners, joggers and walkers. the race is held in memory of missy cantin charbonneau, who was shot and killed by her estranged husband while trying to move out of their apartment. the event raises money for domestic violence prevention and awareness. first place finishers were dan healie of manchester and stephanie kerrigan of durham. a welcome home ceremony today for the new hampshire national guard. the group returned home in july from a nine-month deployment to the middle east. maggie hassan and kelly ayotte were among family and friends who attended the ceremony. >> it is good for people to know people are still going and coming back. sometimes in the bigger population people don' t realize this is still happening. it has been going on for a long time. it is going to keep going on, in my opinion. stephanie: the unit has been on a break for a few months and is preparing to get back to work. hundreds of students and families stood up today for principal jean connolly. the tough walk benefits the head of concord

. >> tonight on c-span's new series landmark cases by 1830 the mississippi river had missi become a breeding ground for cholera and malaria. to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government-run slaughter house. crescent city, to operate in the city district. and the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 173. we're joined by paul clement rmer solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael roth author of the book justice of shatrd dreams to help tell the history of this the personal story of the butchers and the state of as well new orleans as the attorneys and supreme court justices. be sure to join the conversation as we take your call, tweets, and facebook as w as the sections of the health care law and defund comments. for background on each case order your case of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping. >> coming up next on c-span, q&a with author and former public relations executive. phone 7:00 we open our lines and take a look at this on ng's headlines brian: this week on "q&a," don cogman. mr. cogman, a lon

walk you guys keep our eyes open and thank you for having us at spring valley - is it okay to have missyu do you know here, yes she's going to talk with us you now give herog welcome. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> as a teacher and a parents at spring valley science school i know first hand how beneficial it is for health and well-being for the students and colleagues when i'm on the streetwalking sometimes, i see traffic dangers and especially, when kids take routes that's why we're participating in the walk to school school day thank you (clapping.) >> so we have one more special guests i mentioned nicole has a group kind of a group called walk sf what this club did they try to think of ways to make the city nicer and safer to walk we'll let nicole say a few words. >> good morning students everyone thank you that was a great good morning. i'm so happy to be here and school board walk to school you got to walk to school a big hand to all of you for participating wow. (clapping.) and for those at the park and got to play thank you to food and beverages for all his hard work and the r

massachusetts couple is under arrest in south carolina, after nine-year-old kevin burns and 34-year-old missy stoddard of westfield, massachusetts were an officer spotted the van with alert. he found the couple and three small children along with mayor $3000 in cash. serious discipline could be on the way for a dcf worker who evaluated the case of a labonte -- bella bond. an independent report found employee largely copied old information for evaluations on her mother in 2012 in 2013, and faulty information led to the case being close. a spokesperson said that a full review of the case and related decisions will shed light on whether discipline is warranted, and at what levels. right now, this man is behind bars. the victims, found beaten in the middle of the street. frank almond is life in providence where the live -- live in providence where the suspect faced a judge today. frank: the man accused of viciously beating an elderly couple in providence will have his mental health evaluated before the criminal case against him proceeds. 25-year-old viden c hoeum was scheduled to be arraigned tod

maryland field hockey coach missy mahar doing what three other division one coaches have done.ane roberts profiling the top terrapin. >> reporter: sunday october 4th for missy. >> i saw all of the videos. >> the field hockey coach won her 500th game that sunday with maryland over a 28-year career. >> it is interesting, you look and i realize that there is not one thing i would want differently. >> mahar has declined offers to coach elsewhere. she is coach of the year in unprecedented 9 times and won 7 national championships and 20 conference titles and coached numerous players to become olympians. the momentums of them are all over the office, reminders of the goals each and every year. >> if there is one team that went to national championship every year, there is a lot of people to lose and to give it not so much attention can put you in a position to win more. >> maneuver and get that ball. >> one of her former players tina rizzo coaches with mahar and has the unique perspective of understanding what makes her tick. >> she is just so inspirational. high energy and fun and sh

the coast guard has called f its search for the 33-missi crew members aboard the car ship that sunk.. confirming family members' worst fears. an intensive search by air d sea across tens of thousand square miles turned up just unidentified body. the ship went down in the bermuda triangle last thursday during hurrice joaquin. a new lead on the murder of local bay area ice cream ve. oakland police have identifa suspect. police are looking for 23- year-old joevan (joe-vahn) lopez. he is described as 5-foot-7, and about 160 pou he's accused of shooting 45-year- old jarvis singh () to death on peach street saturday afternoon. the motive is still unclear. a dramatic standoff in san francisco south of market e peacefully yesterday. it std when the c-h-p pulled the suspect over. he bailed on foot and ran up to the seco floor of this building on 1 street. he climbed over to a window where he threatened jump. police were able to cx him down after 2-and-a-half hours. here's how: his family brought his cat to the scen you can see an officer holdg it as the suspect sits in bk of the police car. we

out with missy elliott. hopefully maybe going to number one. i think they say it's on track. >> she's been on tour and took a break because she had some vocal problems from her vegas show and then because i saw her she's in paris with her husband. >> really. >> on the front row. >> what did she have for breakfast? >> well, janet, call in. yeah, she's had some vocal problems but the energy from this is hot. >> that's great, and i love the combination of her and missy elliott together. >> love having her back in the culture. "rhythm nation" a defining album. >> you have that album? >> he wore the whole thing. >> yeah. >> like a tie whoed a in its. >> i used to dress up like janet jackson, a story for another day. some of the news, amazing story and terrible story in many ways but it ended well for the passengers on the plane. american airlines flight from phoenix to boston forced to make an emergency landing in syracuse when the captain actually collapsed and died in the cockpit. the co-pilot landed the plane. the passengers didn't know the reaso

h he to tell us about thsiouxland zombie walk is luke and missy. thank you so much for being here. thank you for having us. the sixth annual siouxland zombie walk is coming up, luke give us we're doing it. every year it goes to a different local charity, this year is gigi's playhouse. they're an organization that helps people with down syndrome. a causeseear and dear to our hearts. it starts at the e esterfield on fourth street, the walk begins at 6 pm. it goes to the museum and back. why did you guys choose gigi's playhouse this year? i have an uncle with down syndrome, it's always been close to my heart, this year. it's a great organization. this is every year too, the siouxland zombie walk. every year. yeah, it's been growing every year. we're hoping your make up done, if you're not a make up expert, you can get your mbie make up done at 3. what get your make up done, we do encourage people to come in their own make up. after that, the walk will start at 6, it starts at the chesterfield and goes down to the museum. we do have some after walk activities going on, we will be handi

walk you guys keep our eyes open and thank you for having us at spring valley - is it okay to have missyu do you know here, yes she's going to talk with us you now give herog welcome. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> as a teacher and a parents at spring valley science school i know first hand how beneficial it is for health and well-being for the students and colleagues when i'm on the streetwalking sometimes, i see traffic dangers and especially, when kids take routes that's why we're participating in the walk to school school day thank you (clapping.) >> so we have one more special guests i mentioned nicole has a group kind of a group called walk sf what this club did they try to think of ways to make the city nicer and safer to walk we'll let nicole say a few words. >> good morning students everyone thank you that was a great good morning. i'm so happy to be here and school board walk to school you got to walk to school a big hand to all of you for participating wow. (clapping.) and for those at the park and got to play thank you to food and beverages for all his hard work and the r

i'm missy rayberger. thank you for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. falling from an overpass on 880. the roadway disaster that was nearly "life-or-dth >>> a chunk of chain link fence falling from the overpass of i-80. it was life or death firefighter a bunch of drivers. >> a medical emergency. at least 30 people sickened in the baby a sanitary stumble. >>> the only problem, the seller was actually a squatter. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good monday morning. actually. wait a minute. it is tuesday morning. i take that back. i'm stuck in the past. i'm sam brock. >> it feels like a sunday again. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the

authorities sent out an alert over concern for their children. 49-year-old kevin burns and 34-year-old missy stoddard of westfield, massachusetts, were arrested wednesday night. an officer spotted the van with mass plates that matched the alert. he found the couple and 3 small children along with marijuana, heroin and $3,000 in cash. burns and stoddard are both charged with drug possession. phil: right now this man is behind bars, charged in a violent attack on an elderly couple. the victims found beaten in the middle of the street. it happened in providence, rhode island. only on 5, the victim' s mother speaks to our frank holland, as her son faces a judge. >> the man accused of viciously beating an elderly couple in providence will have his mental health evaluated for the criminal case -- before the criminal case against him proceeds. the judge decided a competency exam was needed. we spoke to his mother this morning. she did not speak much english, but her heartbreak very clear. >> my son. [indiscernible] reporter: police say that he attacked an elderly couple with a metal baseball bat. a

and the el suicifaro went missi yesterday. >> we are still looking for survivors or any signs of lifes of that vessel. >> the search continues for the remaining crew member, including 28 americans. lived air france employees stormed the airlines employees yesterday. two company's executives barely left the scene with their clothes on. >>> general mills is recalling 1.8 million boxes of cheerios. it was supposed to be gluten free but wheat flour was uned a vernt very tently. inadvertently added. >> hey melissa, fedex is raining its fuel surcharge for the second time this year. the move announced november 2nd. fedex says the increases is in response to heavier packages and rise in residential deliveries which uses more fuel. and a trip to the happiest place on earth disney is raising the price of its pass which let you visit any day of the year to $1049. the move comes as tourists are spending more. and finally egg mcmuffins morning noon or night. the launch started today as part of an e effort to boost sagging sales. and they believe all day breakfast could hikes sales to 4%. >>> and d

searching a man still missi. next on kpix 5 weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor the take special >> pelley: each spring in california the swallows return to the san juan capistrano mission. but did you know 400 miles to the north there is a mission this fall to have a duck returned to san anselmo. john blackstone is there. >> reporter: in a locked pen at a wildlife hospital near san francisco, a duck named juanita is tied up in red tape. meanwhile at bello gardens assisted living center, residents are campaigning to win freedom for juanita. >> it doesn't seem right. i want that duck back. >> reporter: norma manning misses having juanita in the backyard. >> she was just a nice pet. and everybody loved her. >> reporter: juanita arrived two years ago, an orphan duckling. bello gardens cook walter paredes fed her back to health and she quickly became part of life here. >> juanita. >> neysa hinton is bello gardens administrator. >> this is where juanita lives. >> the staff built t

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as many as 600 people are still missi missing. southeast of guatemala city.e mergency crews say they are facing many difficulties. >> the houses were left buried approximately 10 meters or 15 under, which is making it difficult to carry out the search and rescue. we are here bringing help in the area where we are looking for the children who attends the church with us. we are hoping god they are still alive. it's truly unfortunate how many lives we lost, there are many homes buried, most likely where you are standing, there are homes. >> the guatemala foreign minister says the search for survivors is intensive. >>> this mud slide was caused by the intensive rains that have devastated gauuatemalaan territy after almost 12 weeks of extreme drought. our rescue teams are searching for survivors. there are more than 616 rescue workers with invaluable and exemplary support from citizens. >> the latest from david mercer who is there. difficulties for the rescuers. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: that's right. there is certainly no shortage of hands here on t

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missy and lady were having a great day just being dogs doing dog things like sleeping, breaking puppyd, snacking on kibble, until dad came home and wanted to talk about who tore up his pants. >> did you have a good day? did you have a good day, daddy loves you, who tore my pants up though? you don't top tal you don't want that? >> no. i don't want to talk about tearing your pants up, it would be a great day if you would stop making me feel guilty, that video goes on and on it is fantastic. >> topic 4. there it is, you remember sissa phys from greek m missionology - mythology, rolling a boulder up the hill, perhaps he has been reincarnated toddler. i could watch this for hours, just falls out gain, this is warped. that boy is not right. but he is cute. topic 5. over 8,000 high read unprocessed images from nasa were unloaded to flicker. on flicker or facebook but until then here is a sample. wow. look at this. look how small the earth is from there. you can't see lines between countries, just one blue and green planet, so beautiful. there is an astronaut on his way to first foreign body

if you get more than two beavers together it is a choke chop which was popular rised by the missy elliotte before you come over because i have to shave my choca. that's where it came from. >> i was wondering what she was talking about. i hope the show doesn't have spanish sub titles. >> he is firing pigs out of it. >> before we move off the beaver topic frankly i am worried because when people see the report of the air drop i am worried they may try it through home. first of all if you are engaging in an air drop of the beaver clean and dress it first. properly pad your beaver. by that i mean the enclosure in which it is contained. third, don't stick anything in your beaver box. people shove things in there and it is uncomfortable. this is a public service, tom. that's all i'm doing. properly pack your chufe and when you are over the target grab the beaver with both hands. these are learnings from the 40s and 50s. get together "red eye" report card they had trouble with the crew. i do see tired angry at angry possible. they were, but it doesn't matter. you wrbt leaving anywhere. >> joanne

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family members had reported that acam buccanon, his girlfriend and their seven-year-old son went missi ining following a fit their cabin last month. we have a 16-year-old who's been arrested in that case. more details to come later on during this newscast if we get them and always on twitter at abc 7 news, bay area. >> shot during a traffic stop just south of mariposa. the suspect started arguing with a deputy before shooting him in the face and torso. another deputy returned firearm. the deputy is in critical condition right now and the suspect is listed only as stable. >> former san francisco police officer mike evans is free on bail. evans was just extradited from texas to face felony charges. police say evans admitted to taking about $15,000 from the group and even paid the money back. some fellow officers believe evans shoumd not be prosecuted while others think he should. >> i can't everyone begin to describe how disappointed the entire organization was. and like any victim of a crime, we're hurt. >> our officers expect to be held to the highest standards. we've become aware of a

missy tells us corn harvest is pretty much wrapped up. farmers are still trying to get soybeans out of the field. we received some photos of the cranberry crop in cherryfield maine. katie yeatts works for cherryfield foods. they started harvest on october 12th and finished saturday with good yields. as you may know, cranberry growers flood the bogs for harvest. but before this years harvest, they had some sub-freezing temperatures that posed quite the challenge, so they sprayed on a layer of water to protect the berries from freezing. wallace willoughby posted this picture on our facebook page, which received quite the response from many of you. it hd over 112 shares and 51 comments. and here's why... wallace told us as he was in the field, eh heard a loud pop. he was in the combine, looking at the screens, trying to figure out what was wrong, when the guy driving the bugg started screaming for him to get out. wallace says as he opened the door , flames were at the cab. so he jumped out just in time. they were just so dry and combine that

and you are one of them missy. >> yes. exactly. i agree. >> and let's take the four tests, shall we? >> no. >> aboutagiig. >> okay. cce on, guys. these are four simple tests that you can do at home to test your pal lance and overall well-being. >> okay. let me stand next to you. >> okay. it is a standing balance test. stand with both feet on the mat and cross your arms and lift one leand the goal is going to be 30 seconds. >> oh, forget it. >> and just put it to the front. >> well, in is not going to be working out well. don't bump me! how many seconds? that is ten seconds. >> no, no, that is -- what is next next? we get it. >> talk about the balance ffr a sesend. and d talk about the aging and the hair color and the wrinkles, but balance is important, because 1 of 3 americans over age 65 can fall every yeaand it can be devastating in terms of the medical consequences. >> okay. check it. second one? >> standing up from the floor test which sounds easy. start cross legged, and we have a minute to do all of the rest, and the goal is

rescue missi in iraq where the first american was killed inhe battle against isis began last year. despite president oba's claim that americans would not be involved in a combat role on the ground. martha raddatztz was there to see what that noncombat role really looks like. taken by kurdish forces showing that deadly raid and the frereeing of hostages, one after another. five u.s. helicopters carried kurdish troops and 30 u.s. special operations soldiers to the isis-held facility. a firefight broke out. dea team leader joshua wheeler playing a pivotal role, up to 20 isis militants were killed and 70 hostages rescued. but master sergeant wheeler, a a highly decorated father of four was shot dead. wheeler had survived 14 tours in iraq and afghanistan, but it was this train and assist mission, a mission n that wast supposed to involved combat that ultimately took his life. >> that'ss an inherent risk that we ask people to assume, again it wasn't part of the planan, but it was something that he did and i'm immensely proud that he did that. assist mission in iraq is much the same the o

and i'm sorry, missy. your first question was?relationship of the iraqi kurds and -- >> oh yeah. well, this question goes back to the -- our fundamental strategy in iraq which is to pursue a multi-sectarian approach in which we work through baghdad but we work with local forces. prime minister abadi himself has spoken of what he called -- i forget his phrase. but essentially a decentralized but single iraq. remember, it's sectarianism -- >> this is brian williams in new york. we have all been listening to and watching the secretary of defense ash carter. we'll return you to craig melvin and the regular coverage in just a moment. but there is been some news here. all of it, of course, surrounding the tragic news we got yesterday that was also somehow a dual headline with yesterday's 11-hour appearance on capitol hill by hillary clinton. and that is that for the first time since 2011 our country suffered a combat death, a combat death in iraq. it was this young, just a month shy of his 40th birthday, master sergeant named joshua whe

hello, missy. >> good morning to you guys. it's chilly. we've had sunshine as the sun came up beautiful skies, glistening sun on the buildings but now everything is starting to get a little dulled down by the clouds moving in and that's how the day will wrap up. as mostly cloudy with temperatures below average for this time of the year. slightly on the cool side we're also tracking a cold front that will be coming in late tonight and early tomorrow morning that will bring the chance for a few showers around here so 44 degrees currently in central park looking at the numbers live across the area mid 30s for kingston, p cup say, they started below there, out on the island temperatures in the upper 40s down the shore 49 for belmar and 44 in trenton. planning this day, expect the clouds to stay. we'll get an easterly wind coming a little breezy at times and 57 degrees is is the high temperature for us. late tonight is when we could see showers move in and those will linger for the early part of sunday but then we clear things out in the weeken

how is the department allocating funds, is the allocation directly relate td to its missi. is the spending of dollars directly related to making homeland more secure. all of those things are struggles or challenges for the department and issues that our committee is looking at as well. but in failing to authorize the department as i said, it's difficult for us to give firm guidance, because everything is sort of a very strong suggestion without legislation behind it. also, from a congressional standpoint, concern for us is that when we're failing to provide that guidance, we're basically ceding our responsibility to the executive branch. dhs is certainly not the quild we wild west. everybody's going crazy over there. the secretary's doing a great job and thousand of excellent employees making things happen there. but to allow dhs to, in some respects, provide oversight for itself is not really the way it's supposed to work. so authorization would be very important from that respect as well to try to take back some of the authority and responsibility that congress is suppose

chase, missy, mia robertson from the successful tv show, "duck dynasty," join us at the top of the hourhank you. allegations of insider trading not on wall street. an employee at fantasy draft website, walking away with $350,000 from a rival. rick leventhal in the newsroom with more on this what's up, rick? >> reporter: bill, fantasy sports has become a multibillion-dollar a year industry but integrity of games now in question, with the two biggest sites, fan dual, draftkings, facing allegations of insider trading. every week millions of customers buy teams paying as little as 25 cents or thousand bucks to compete against other players using actual game stats against real athletes. sometimes customers were playing against employees of companies hosting games. the eat than haskell published data revealing everyone's lineup before all games kicked off which could have allowed players to improve odds. that same week, haskell won 350 grand on fanned dual. they both release ad joint statement which reads in part, nothing is more important to draftkings and fan dual than the games we offer to

even you, missy. >> i know. i got scared. >> i know. it was so much fun, robin. robin orchestrated that for the whole team. >> everybody, eveverybody, the studio, crew, we had a great time. we did. >> let's do it again next year. >> all right. >> let's head up to barbie and ken now. >> our super contestants facing off in the ultimate "monster ma" dubsmash who will come out on top? >> to judge them, a big lip-sync contest coming up next.ica ra governor brstad has a plan for out-of- state companies to take over iowa's medicaid program. but 's not going smoothly. the latest hiccup is that involves a former state lawmaker. renee schultee is on the one on trial. she's defending herself against accusations that she mamay have used inside, confidenditial information to help get one of those ouof- state companies selected to take over iowa's medicaid. " greg i think there's a lot of concern about the process that's been pursued and timelines tha thave been pursued, and ultimately whether it's in the bst interest of iowans across the state. " jessica rae: it's important t

even you, missy. >> i know. i g scared. i just wanted to be scared more. >> i know. it was so much fun, robin. robin orchestrated that for the whe team. >> everybody, everybody, the studio, crew, we had a great time. we did. >> let's do it again next year. >> all right. >> let's head up to barbie and ken no >> our super contestants facing off in the ultimate "monster mash" dubsmash. who will come out on top? >> to judge them, a big lip-sync contest coming up next.good morning i'm elias johnson... it's 8:27 ... elias: thursday afternoon....whe n an adult bus driver gets into a physical confrontation with a special needs student. police say the incident began when 61-year old robert scarbrough got upset when the 15-year-old student wouldn't sit in his assigned seat. he now faces an assault charge. elias: polk city police are investigating a theft from the public works building... sometime between 5 p-m wednesday and six a-m thursday, burglars broke into a garage and stole two ford f-350 trucks and tools. both trucks have giant polk city logos on the side....but police

even you, missy. >> i know. i got scared. i just wanted to be scared more. >> i know. >> i love being scared. it was so much fun, robin. robin orchestrated that for the whole team. >> everybody, everybody, the studio, crew, we had a great time. we did. >> let's do it again next year. >> all right. >> let's head up to barbie and ken now. >> our super contestants facing off in the ultimate "monster mash" dubsmash. who will come out on top? contest coming up next. >>> this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> good morning. i'm ken rosato. we have breaking news on the commute. path train suspended right now between hoboken and manhattan because of a broken rail. passengers in new jersey now having to wait in long lines for buses. >> you said it those path trains are suspended between hoboken and the world trade center and hoboken and 33rd street. new jersey transit is cross honoring at hoboken and new york's payson, ferries are very good alternate for you. as far as the roads go, grand central parkway westbound 16

even you, missy. >> i know. i got scared. i just wanted to be scared more. >> i know. it was so much fun, robin. robin orchestrated that for the whole team. >> everybody, everybody, the studio, crew, we had a great time. we did. >> let's do it again next year. >> all right. >> let's head up to barbie and ken now. >> our super contestants facing off in the ultimate "monster mash" dubsmash. who will come out on top? >> to judge them, a big lip-sync contest coming up next.iowa city police are warning parents, trick-or-treaters, and football fans to be careful this weekend. that's because trick-or-treaters will hit the street, around the same time the iowa hawkeye football game ends. iowa city police say they plan to have extra officers focusing on this part of town around that time. about 65 to 70 thousand people are expected to be at the game. university heights actually moved their trick-or-treat date to tonight to avoid this situation. the game time wasn't announced by the big ten conference until october 19th. police say if you live in this area, consider trick-or- tr