we operate in the sphere of influence we have, that is the city council in missoula. they are listening to us. >> i would like to ask them to stand and raise their hands in supporting background checks to gun sales in missoula city. >> reporter: in montreal, missoula is the obvious place to push for regulations. the big sky state skews conservative and republican this college town skews liberal and democrat. >> i'm a mum, lawyer, and state legislator. >> ellie supports correct me if i'm wronger gun control laws. >> when you do a backhand check, you know if someone is adjudicated and they are prevented to buying a firearm. >> that is not happening in montreal. >> the law-maker, a gun owner, enjoys shooting with her husband and kids is furious at the national rifle association. >> it's not your "gravity"'s inner a. the n.r.a. has changed to a political organization. it's a political organization funding money into candidates that support their extreme legislation. >> what bills are we talking about. it's almost unbelievable. what they are putting through the state. bill

and that's really one of the things i appreciated so much about your book, that "missoula" really goeshow normal it is for a woman who has been raped to try to -- to try to deal with that by telling yourself this can't have happened. this can't have been that bad. you know, you're really in this state of suspended animation and freezing in a lot of cases. >> two points. i give women more credit for being adults than some people do. i think if a woman says no, i wasn't raped, the likeliest explanation is no, she wasn't raped. the people who do these surveyed that we're hearing about, they don't buy that. they don't ask her, were you raped? they ask her a bunch of other questions they interpret as meaning she was raped. >> stick around. we have much more to talk about. we want stoourt and melinda and jon to stay with us. jameis winston and his accuser, how their lives have changed since the release of the film, and we have much more from our guests. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i...don't excedrin® is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedri

we also learned that the chancellor of missoula resigned his -- chancellor of mizzou will resign his post. student said he didn't do enough after racial slurs were yelled on students -- were yelled at students on campus several times. gain extra traction over the weekend when the football team said they wouldn't play with wolfe at the helm. wolfe says he hopes his resignation can help the school begin a healing process. >> the response to this announcement i'm sure ranges from joy for some to anger from others. matt: well it was the students pushing for the resignation of wolfe, it was the teachers and deans pushing for lofton to leave his role as chancellor. students had little to no confidence in the current leadership and they know it was time for a change. tonight, that change happen. reporting in columbia, i'm matt evans, back to you. kevin: iowa state students say they're keeping a close eye on what's going on at mizzou. black students at iowa state tell us that while race relations at iowa state are nothing like they are at mizzou, there's still work that needs to be done. >>

> just outside of missoula we met up with r secret weapon... sot/al:"bobo, how are you?..." air rokkthon, and the net jets team... sot/al: "powered by netjets rokerthon taking america by storm." > then we jumped west, to portland,and the lan su chinese city of portland..." little girl: delanee al: delaney! i love that name. al: los angeles. dropping back to. > we were running behind, and hungry in sacramento, when the store natmo natalie: mr. roker, can i have al: wow. in n out burger. wow. natalie: .o make your day better al: impressive natalie: for everybody natalie: ittdoesn't get any al: there was a snow squall. we couldn't get there so we had were late and tired but goat...roker! roker!" that of course.. al roker tonight roker will be in dubuque -- on the riverwalk giving us the forecast for iowa... join us tonight at ten -- to see him here on kwwl. u can also hee out to the riverwalk around 9:30 to give him a warm welcome to iowa. coming up ... police call in an alligator hunter to help capture a gator outside a shopping center. you're watching kwwl. out anapplication

in temperatures like places like missoula, 37 degrees. >> we will check back with you. with a shootout in the superdome 13 touchdown passes between the saints and the giants. in the end it was all up to the kicker. >> 50 yard attempts is good. >> final score 52-49. payton manning and broncos shut down the packers 29-10. aaron rogers passing for a career low 77 yards. several stars are out with big injuries. the wide receiver stooe smith is done for the year with a torn achille's tendon. matt forte also suffered injuries. >> jeff gordon's title help is still alive. take a look at this. >> kansas takes him out. legato into the walls. >> matt and joey wrecking their chances for a win propelling them into 4th place. it gives them the championship race later this month. >> business now? >> yes. dozens of chipotle restaurants shut down over e coli outbreak. >> cheryl casone from the fox business network is here with more. >> chipotle has temporarily closed dozens of restaurants in oregon and washington state after an outbreak of e coli. 19 cases in washington three in oregon

coach appears to be standing with his students posting between saying the missoula families dance as one, we are united, we are behind our players. >> ben: there is controversy over those starbucks red holiday cut. they removed all holiday imagery, gone are the snowflakes, the reindeer, instead is a plain red cup. the changes got black flash on social media. a former pastor is now urging everyone to state their name as mary christmas so employees will write that on the cup. starbucks wanted to have appeared to have designed to honor all. what you think question right there still read. >> juliet: i think it's fine that they had the designs and now took him up. they bowing to the anti- christmas? who knows. they are not really saying. it is a day for thanksgiving day parade prep. >> ben: cruise inflated some of the balloons for thanksgiving. they took them on a practice run. new balloons are angry birds, aren't they a little too late for that? also prehistoric friends and the return of ronald mcdonald. this is the 89th year for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> juliet: when i see

louis girl and i went to missoula and at the home is everything. what brought you here and how did you get involved in the mission? >> i came and worked in restaurants and had a wonderful time, i really felt like i wanted to use my skills in the kitchen and the people in a way to get back. i heard about the mission through my lifelong friend, college friend who is the director of the college program that we offer here at the bowery, there is an opening i came down and interviewed a few weeks later is behind the stove. >> reporter: we met someone earlier who came up, this really affects people, i will bring someone and this person, come on over here, so that lima is joining us, she actually had breakfast here this morning. >> this is your first experience wanted you think, i think the breakfast was very good, and spelling but the press thing was it was warm. warm smiles, warm people, you need you need that on a day like >> was talking with her earlier today and she said the inside of the mission was really beautiful she said, come other things >> th

finally got to missoula and it was still surf's up. water temperature 40 degrees. wow. just outside of missoula we met up with our secret weapon, air rokerthon and the netjets team. taking america by storm. then we jumped west to portland, oregon and the chinese garden. >> welcome you to the city of poured land. >> reporter: and a sewing but warm greeting. what's your name in. >> delaney. >> i love that name. los angeles dropping back to -- running behind. hungry in sacramento. mr. roker, can you do an interview. >> another surprise. >> nat mo, a little in and out burger. does it get any better? as sun was beginning to set, weather changed our plans. we were supposed to go to lake tahoe. there was a snow squall and we couldn't get there. had to divert, now in reno, nevada. got to wyoming we were late and tired. but energized by a huge crowd. >> roker! roker! >> that nobody saw coming. we've got a goat. >> roker! roker! roker! there's a goat, guys. we had a heck of a day yesterday, and we've got 13 states today. monster monday. get ready. we're coming to you. >> al, i no

i live in missoula, montana, and i'm a professional kayaker. >> he's traveled the globe traveling afterat i've fallen in love with is the extreme side of kayaking. basically running difficult river, hard rapids, big drofrs and waterfalls. >> tyler paddled over his first waterfall at the age of 15, and has never looked back. >> i would say as an extreme kayaker i've probably run 100, 150-plus waterfalls. i've kind of lost count over the years. >> in september 2007, tyler came across alexandra falls in canada's northwest territories, far higher than any waterfall he had done before, 107 feet tall, and he decided to go for it. >> the feeling behind running that waterfall was a moment in time that i will remember forever. i surfaced upright without even flipping over off that waterfall. it was amazing. >> the ride over alexandra falls didn't just give him an adrenaline rush, but the world record for the highest waterfall anyone had kayaked over. tyler thought he'd reached the limit. nobody could successfully paddle out of a bigger drop, nobody else but him, that is. in the spring of 2009, t

we are going to be leaving here in a little bit and going to missoula, we'll be in wyoming, sacramento, we are just making our way across. but we are really excited all the nice people showed up. and it's just a nice thank you, we are giving them the first view, ladies and gentlemen, this is the apple ipad pro. 13 inches. this is nice or what? so we'll use this to give you the forecast. you like that, dylan? huh? pretty sharp, hu >>ar i'm pretty jealous right now. >> i'm telling you. here's the forecast. for washington, our rokerthon forecast in wal walla, up to 53 in spokane. 56 in yakima. we are looking at 51 in seattle. now, as far as the country's weather today, a lotouf wet weather down through the southeast. the gulf coast states. sunshine in the northeast. sunny through the great lakes. we're looking at wet weather here in the northwest where we have seen some showers. and then for tomorrow, wp've got wet weather moving into the northeast, midatlantic states. w england looking good with lots f sunshine. sunny skies making your way out west. snow i >>n the mountains and you may b

from portland, oregon, to east haven, connecticut, from seattle to missoula, we are seeing meaningful change in building trust. thank you for being able to discuss this during this very critical moment. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, ms. gupta. mr. davis? >> thank you, senator. good afternoon, chairman cruz, ranking member coons, and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity to discuss the many ways in which the department of justice is providing valuable support and resources to the nation's 800,000 law enforcement officers and the more than 16,000 local, state, and tribal police agencies and sheriff's offices across the country. i come to you today not just as the director of the community oriented polices services also known as cops. as one who has spent close to 30 years as a local police officer. i served 20 years in the oakland police department rising to the rank of captain and close to nine years as police chief for the city of east palo alto, california. for me, senators, the decision to become a cop was an easy one, i s

then sunday we're going to be in missoula, lake tahoe, idaho, portland, oregon and then we just reallyg. monday we're going to hit 13 states in one day and we end up on the plaza. it's the holidays, there are a lot of folks going hungry in this country. so we're teaming up with feeding america. you can go to today.com/rokerthon, get our e itinerary. for every dollar donated, they can provide 11 meals. >> that's so important. al, by the way, i just want you to know i just did a spot for you in spanish with my colleagues in telemundo. did you say 13 states in one day, buddy? >> 13 states in one day on monday. tease going to be our big day. big, big, big, big day. monster monday, baby. >> it is indeed, in more ways than one. good to see you, al. good luck. >> thanks so much. >> we'll of course be following it. you should, too. >> after the break we'll go live to the white house for the news that the economy added 270,000 jobs. and wishes do come true. daniel fleetwood suffers from a form of terminal cancer. he was afraid he wouldn't make it to see the film. with the help of his wife's soc

we move to missoula, to california, to nevada, just to name a few states. it all gets rolling. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted in years ago and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha! breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> we have breaking news on the head-on crash involving a truck hauling cranberries. tsa considering stepping up security at airports around the world as intelligence points to possible isis involvement. >>> donald trump getting ready for his big night live from new york but its comments made by an opponent that has some talking this morning. >>> we'll introduce you to brookline women making life sweet for people for more than 7 decades. >> temps right now into the middle 60s and we make at run at the record high this afternoon in boston. forecast up next.

county attorney's office, the missoula police department, the newark police department, the portland oregon police bureau, the seattle police department, the university of montana office of public safety. the letter also mentions that 9 of these 16 investigations have been closed via consent decree or settlements while 7 remain open. are there any additional open investigations against state or local law enforcement agencies currently in the civil rights division? >> no. the ones that we listed are the ones that are actively ongoing. >> so there are no additional investigations that are open? >> no, not to my knowledge. >> i want to turn for a moment to a case that has become known as the dansinger bridge case. i suspect it's a case that you're quite familiar with. >> i'm familiar with it, yes, senator. >> can you summarize for this committee the department's conduct in that case. >> certainly, senator. first, thank you for the question. the bridge case involved significant prosecutorial misconduct that was found by the office of financial responsibility at the justice department of

pretty hefty totals, potentially well over 6 inches and the temperatures this morning in places like missoulaolorado, not bad. 48 degrees in the city of denver. meanwhile, across the northeast. temperatures sooeb seasonable. 60s and 50s the current numbers right now. >>>let go back inside. >>> going to make the v.a. great again. we're going to do it by firing the corrupt and incompetent v.a. executives. we're going to increase funding for job training and placement services. including incentives for companies hiring veterans. >> wow. donald trump revealing his plan to reform the v.a. did it in virginia beach. is this really the change our veterans need? let's ask our panel. a former navy s.e.a.l. a retired infantryman in the marine corps and katie is here, marine corps captain. katie, i'll talk to you first. you heard about the reforms, what donald trump went over there and being able to use the v.a. card and anyplace you want that takes medicare. do you like what he's saying. >> on the surface the plan sounds great and it's a lot of the top issues that veterans are facing. it calls for incre

we move to missoula, to california, to nevada, just to name a few states. it all gets rolling. some bishop heelan high school students got to head out of the classroom to put their art skills to work thursday. they painted animals on the walls of the children's play area at burger king restaurant on hamilton boulevard. "it came out really nice. it really fits the plain background. and, the color is pretty good, too, like, they blend together. so, i was pretty satisfied," said student tuyen le. to thank them for their work, burger king is donating a new pottery wheel to the heelan art department. here's ben with weather. << after kind of a transition day yesterday, our fall chill has finally returned and will give us our new norm, the norm for the season that is. highs will be in the lower to middle 50s this afternoon with some decent winds. lows tonight will be near 30 creating a cold start to saturday as temperatures return to the 50s with some brighter skies during the afternoon. winds will pick up on sunday and become strong before calming down again early next week as highs

across the rockies, chillier. 38 for the high in missoula. head back inside. >> all right. 90 degrees in tampa today. >> yep. >>> america responded like never before on social media yesterday to our brand new skinny suits. >> did they. >> there's quite a difference. never before seen -- overstating this a little? >> we have the reveal right there. kurt the cyber guy live in times square. kurt, apparently, i only looked at twitter. for the most part, the comments were favorable. apparently on facebook, it was completely different. >> what happened? >> explain. >> you know what, not everyone is the same. you guys, no doubt in social media were a huge hit yesterday. we're still baffled. good morning to you. we're live in times square. let's see. on facebook, 18.7 thousand likes for the new suit like. 3.4 thousand comments. we've been asking people out here. what is it about all of this that -- milan, italy, they're up early with us. milan is the fashion capital. is it the slim, no-tie vest look or better with the tie. >> absolutely the first one

we move to missoula, to california, to nevada, just to name a few states.i'm ...c foundation hall of fame inducted officer michael johnson. his widow accepted the award. johnson was a star athlete winning gold medals at the u.s. police and fire championships. he died in a shootout in march. an early holiday gift comes today for many children in middletown. firefighters will hand out new bikes that firefighters and volunteers assembled to kids who lost their bikes in the valley wildfire. it burned nearly 80,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of homes. another local news update in half an hour. join us then. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted drifter who wandrered in years ago and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha! fully cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage

we move to missoula, to california, to nevada, just to name a few states. it all gets rolling. rokerthon 2 just >>> good morning, everyone. 8:57. 69 degrees. looking at the george washington bridge. it's friday morning. i'm darlene rodriguez. 7 train service will be shut down for weekend track work between queensboro plaza and hudson yards. mta will signal a new signal system and making much needed repairs. mostly cloudy, breeze, warm. storms this afternoon and early evening. tonight, a passing shower or two. tomorrow, more clouds than sun. but comfortable sunny sunday. krkic and cool. just ahead on the "today" show, oscar-nominated actor james >>> this morning on "today's take" jania causeky is co-hosting with me and the man, the myth james franco on his new film and other exciting projects and former "mad men" star john slattery back in the spotlight. all that and more coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's" take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rock flerg plaza. >>> welcome to "today." it's friday

we move to missoula, to california, to nevada, just to name a few states. that's how a new jobs report is being described this morning. the october survey is out and it's a very good one. businesses added 271-thousand jobs across the country last month -- the most ssnce last december. it's good enough to lower the unemployment rate to five-percent --the lowest we've seen in seven years. we'll have to wait and see how the fed responds... if it now raises intere rates. if you've got student loan liien up -- you could soon get a lot more robocalls to your cell phone. and it's all thanks to a vote in congress last week. a tiny amendment in last week's budget bill gives debt collectors the authority to robocall celel phones. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. gusty and cooler today with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. we stay around normal through the weekend with high we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news >>> this morning on "today's take" jania causeky is co-hosting with me and the man, the myth james fr

as you head west behind the front, only in the 30s in rapid city and missoula.back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. let me tell you this storey. it's the oldest warship in the world and in america. it's right here in america. it plays major role in my brand new book "thomas jefferson the tripoli pirates." i thought i'd give you an idea what it was like serving on the ships and also unbelievable boredom at times. here's a look inside the uss constitution by where she used to live in boston. >> stand by for bell! >> welcome to the uss constitution. 33 battles. 33 victories. it was called old iron side. there was no iron. it was oak. you had white oak, live oak, white oak again. as far as the ship goes, it is huge. it's prepared to take about 400 sailors, 50 marines. but guess what? a lot of the action wasn't on top, it was below. i want to give you a sense of the ship. it was up to 1805. really through 1815 by giving you a tour of the uss constitution. here is the gun deck tachlt a look. now these open

from portland, oregon, to east haven, connecticut, from seattle to missoula, we are seeing increasing trust. thank you for being able to discuss this during this very critical moment. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, ms. gupta. mr. davis? >> thank you, senator. good afternoon, chairman cruz, ranking member coons, and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for this opportunity to discuss the many ways in which the department of justice is providing valuable support and resources to the nation's 800,000 law enforcement officers and the more than 16,000 local, state, and triball police agencies and sheriff's offices across the country. i come to you today not just as the director of the community oriented polices services also known as cops. i served 20 years in the oakland police department rising to the rank of captain and close to nine years as police chief for the city of east palo alto, california. for me, senators, the decision to become a cop was an easy one, i simply followed my father's footsteps who served 25 years in the philadelphia police

minus 2 in missoula. there's some cold air out there. problem is this very slow moving ice storm across parts of texas and oklahoma and now you see that this morning in across areas of kansas and missouri and iowa. very destructive, some areas up to an inch and a quarter of ice, and we have a lot of power outages. it's going to be very expensive disaster, and obviously the fatalities there. snow will move in across parts of nebraska by the time we're done with this in the next couple of days, as with el. across the northeast today, get ready for a chilly one but mostly clear and down to the southeast the rain is will very slowly spread off towards the east. over to you. >> well, thank you so much, rick. decking the halls this weekend, why not tech the halls, too. here with some great gadgets to get your home readies for the holidays, resident gadget guru, the great clayton morris. >> thank you so much for having me this morning, tucker. >> i hate turning on my christmas lights. is there something i can do without actually doing it? >> if