mitchell: wow. thousands and thousands of them made by almost every government agency around in world war i. primarily the u.s. army signal corps but you also had the committee on public information which was predecessor to o.w.i. in world war ii. they were kind of like the propaganda arm of the federal government. i think they were excited to have the new technology of motion picture and were kind of oing crazy and making films. like allison said they were there probably more for dissemination by government officials and so forth and maybe they were chopped up a bit and shown in news reels and movie theaters but i'm willing to bet a large part of the american public hasn't seen these before so it is quite exciting people will see this perhaps for the first time. host: with that background let' roll the video, the film i should say, because that is the technology of the time, on the unknown soldier. now, where are we as this begins? mitchell: i'm pretty sure this would be in france right, allison? a

their parents are probably dead just as mitchell's are. mitchell's mother died when she was 29. she gave for two mitchell when she was 13. he was 16 years old when his mother died. so many of the men have said mitch, this is my story too. there are not have parents or their parents have died in drug overdoses. the main problem that leads to all of this is the breakdown of the family. that is the national disaster that we are dealing with. >> host: anything to add to that? >> guest: if you look at the rise in the prison population in the united states in the 70s and 80s it follows the rise of unwed mothers who gave birth to children where the father was not present. the father is very significant here and when we go into the visiting yard to visit mitch we will see a father which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit that child that is in prison. first of all we don't see to many in the prison but when we do we know that prisoner has more hope than those without that male figure. >> host: what was it like for a former republican county chairman to work with the south

their parents are probably dead just as mitchell's are, mitchell's mother died at 29, gave birth to mitchell when she was 13, was 16 when his mother died, and so many men said mitch, this is my story too. they don't have parents her parents died in a drug shootout, drug overdoses and the main problem at least to all of this is the breakdown of the family. that is the national disaster we are dealing with. >> anything to add to that? >> if you look at the rise of the prison population in the united states in a 70s and 80s it follows the birth -- the rise of unwed mothers giving birth to children, where the father was not present, and it was very significant and we always know when we go to visiting yard, to visit mitch weibel see a father which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit the child in prison, we don't see many who have fathers, but when we do we know that prisoner has more hope than those without the male figure. >> what was it like for a former republican county chairman to work with the southern poverty law center? >> very interesting. a hero in this story. >> he is m

mitchell is now at university of iowa hospitals in critical condition. and the division of criminal investigation is now looking into the shooting. us in the studio. phil, there is no police body cam footage of the incident? at this moment cedar rapids police officers don't

mitchell" that's correct. -- mitchell: that's correct. they are representing the united states and ultimately not to jump ahead too much but he will give the keynote speech. the streets of washington were lined with thousands of folks who waited for the casket to be removed and brought by the honor him guard down pennsylvania avenue and then across the bridge into virginia. i think what i've read is one of the largest turnouts for any parade in the city. host: what does that say about the american public at that time? mitchell: it says a lot that the person sacrifice was important, that the americas played a significant role during the war and that we lost tremendous amount of casualties. the fact that because of the type of warfare, there were so many unknown that they were difficult to identify once the repatriation occurred after the fighting. host: if you recognize any of the faces as they were coming across the screen, please let us know as we're talking here. mitchell: the gentleman in the foreground charles h. brant, chief of chapl

the department tells jerime mitchell at about one-am on november first.they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who then mitchell at about 1:00 a.m. november 1st they said mitchell started fighting with officer jones who then shot him. mitchell drove away and hit two cars before being taken to the hospital where his family says he remains paralyzed. crpd says it is following the device -- of the advice of the linn county attorney's office and not releasing the video. officer jones is still on paid administrative leave peers that is protocol for an officer second shooting for which officer jones has been investigated. he was cleared in last year's fatal shooting. there are a number of cases where video comes out in a matter of days or hours. but with this case, it is not out of the ordinary that it is not coming out so soon. the issue is the open records law iowa. it reads the public records, including video like this, cannot be kept away except in unusual circumstances would jeopardize an investigation. police refused our request to see the video at the direction of the linn

their parents areei probably dead just as mitchell's are. mitchell's mother died when she was 29. she actually gave birth to mitchell when she was 13. he was 16 years old when his mother died and then he was on the street and so many men have said mitch, this is my story also. they don't have parents or their parents have dried-- died in drug shootouts or drug overdoses and the main problem that leads to this is the breakdown of the family. about is the national disaster we are dealing with. host: anything to add to that? guest: i think if you look in the rise of the prison ovulation in the united states in the 70s and 80s follows a good rise in the birth of unwed mothers giving birth to childrel with the father was not present. the fatherlessness is very significant here and we always know that the hoped-for prisoners were we going to the visiting yard that we will see a father, which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit that child that's in prison. first of all, we don't see too many in the prison who have fathers active in their life, wow but when we do we know th

all right, mitchell, let me help. ? stop it, willy. willy! i'm sorry to see you here, mitchell. if you're sorry, you can set me free. i work for mr. stagge, i don't run the place. landers had to slug him from the back with a gun butt. get the prisoners to the bunkhouse. let's go, bodie. i don't like you belittling my men in front of the prisoners, shore. it seems to me like they already belittled themselves. if bodie gives us anymore trouble i'll let you handle it. your guns. i know my limits, landers. if i have trouble with him, i'll take him on, face to face, not from the back with a gun butt. i swear to you, shore, some day i'll... you'll do what, landers? slug me from behind, put a knife in me while i'm sleeping? you haven't got the nerve for anything else. you're a gunslinger and i'm no match for you as long as you got your right arm. i wouldn't push ray too far if i were you. coming from you that's a laugh. i've fed better food than that to my dogs. better fill up on it, i got an idea we're going to be needing every bite of it. you'll need it all right. how long you in for

that man, jerime mitchell, is in critical condition this morning. his brother-in-law says the bullet that hit mitchell hit the top of his spine. that was during a traffic stop struggle between mitchell and the police officer. friends say a vigil for mitchell last night supports them as they face the unknown. friends and family of jerime mitchell say he is a caring, loving man and they have a lot of unanswered questions as to what happened. they held signs and candles for jerime mitchell in greene square tuesday night. mitchell's brother-in- law jesse land says he wants to see dash camera footage to find out why the officer shot him. "02:38:42;03 this isn't a black and white thing. im white i have black and white thing, this is a right and wrong thing. if you have the right training to be put in these situations, it's more that and i'm not pointing fingers at the officer either because i don't know the whole story, " they say if he survives, he will most likely be paralyzed for the rest of his life. cedar rapids police say there is not body camera fo

rapids police officer shot mitchell. he is still in the hospital. family says he is paralyzed. last night his support system peacefully demonstrated at the cedar rapids council meeting and on the street letting people know he has not been forgotten. demonstrations we want to make sure our voices are heard and we are bringing awareness. we want to make sure where doing it the right way. >> his mother and nice post state mitchell is hanging in there. he is a fighter and they will continue to fight for him when he can't. >> police their cedar rapids police are responding to public demand to release dash cam video of jerime mitchell shooting. officer lucas jones pulled over 37-year-old mitchell at 1 am on november 1. they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who shot him. mitchell drove away hitting two cars before being taken to the university of iowa hospital and clinics where his family says the crpd says they are following the advice of the linn county attorney's office and not releasing the video because it'

he says mitchell started fighting with him - and he shot mitchell. mitchell drove away and hit two cars -includin an unmarked police car - before being arrested and taken to the hospital.mitchell's family tells cbs 2 he's paralyzed. they're is now calling for investigators to release the it's and right now in it's de. degrees.still ahead, we have an update on two unique tributes to sergeant beminio and officer martin. in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... have... - your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga& -temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking fo

mitchell. we know. well, in that case, i'm sure every member of the family would be grateful for any help that's given. you mean you wouldn't mind if we brought a few things here during the next few days? we'd be happy to volunteer our house as a collection center. oh, thank you, mr. mitchell. that was very delicately put. now, if you'll excuse me, i must go mobilize the neighborhood. mom, can i have something to eat? i'm starving. oh, that boy. he's always hungry. oh, i'll hurry just as fast as i can. i think this is a wonderful thing you're doing. in this town, we always take care of our own, mrs. mitchell. good-bye. good-bye, mrs. holland. good-bye. hey, what's going on here? your mother called and she wants you to come right home. okay, mrs. mitchell. bye, dennis. bye, tommy. poor little tyke. i'm amazed. i was talking with mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one to jump to conclusions. hey, dad, guess what i got for you. 36 cents. i've been selling roo

they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who shot him. mitchell drove away hitting two university of iowa hospital where his family says he remains paralyzed tonight. the crpd says they are following the advice of the linn county attorney's office. not releasing the video because it's part of a dci investigation. officer. jones is still on paid administrative leave. that's protocol for officer involved shootings. this is the second shooting for which officer jones has been investigated. he was cleared in last year's deadly shooting of tonight 10 eight family is demanding answers of the shooting. dora miller has been following this case from the beginning and joins us on the ongoing outcry. >> reporter: every single day for two weeks jerime mitchell support system has been demanding answers. they have been on this corner and across the street asking for the public support. >> every night you will hear them on this corner. friends and family of jerime mitchell making sure he is not forgotten. >> we want to make sure this does not get swept

mitchell: i don't think the united states has missed opportunities. i think the palestinians katty: and israelis have missed opportunities. not in the role of negotiator or peace broker? sen. mitchell: one can argue orh decisions made here there, but the united states government is the only entity with the capacity to create conditions were negotiations can occur and ensure the implementation. we have built on prior discussions and negotiations. everyone is human and every human institution is imperfect. there are mistakes made along the way. the two state solution, the people of israel, a successful state having security, and the palestinian people having an independent, sovereign, ized state should remain the outcome of american policy. katty: thank you for joining us. sen. mitchell: thank you for having me. katty: the 19-year-old who stole the show at the olympics. simone biles struck gold four times with highflying routines that wowed all of us. our 100 women series speaks about her accomplishments and her life beyond the sport. twisting double ba

.>>> around 1 am on tuesday, they pulled mitchell over. he said mitchell started fighting with the all officer who shot them. mitchell drove away and hit two cars before being arrested and taken to the hospital. mitchell's family said he is investigators to release the dash cam video that night. >>> the polls will open in 24 hours. if you want to avoid long lines, today is the last day to cast your absentee ballot. if you've not mounted in, you just walk into the auditor's office before the polls close. in cedar rapids you can vote from 8 to 5.>>> according to the press, a local activist measured c to get signatures. measure c aims to lower the number of required signatures for petition filed to the city. the required number of signatures was raised to 25% of voter turnout this drops it to 10%. >>> it is kind of cool if we look live in dubuque. it is a little logging and parts of the area. it is 40 and cedar rapids. here is our bus we will warm to 46 degrees and 64 with sunny skies at lunchtime. it is 67 in this afternoon and light rain po

danky is mitchell's nickname. the family attorney was inside the meeting to make sure nobody inside spoke on mitchell's behalf. he's says mitchell is recovering, and that his health is their number one priority. " at this point, we're still waiting to complete the investigation pending release of the video by the city. but also at this point we're just focusing on jerime's health. that's really his family's main priority at this time." i spoke to the iowa dci earlier today, and they say there is no timetable for when the investigation will be complete. in cedar rapids, phil the linn county attorney says police can't release the video until the investigation is over. but the iowa public information board disagrees, saying state law would allow the release. also at tonight's meeting, the city council unanimously rejected a townhome project called the commons. a company blairs ferry road, about half a mile west of edgewood road. the city council turned down the rezoning request after complaints from neighbors. donati

an altercation broke out between the officer and mitchell- the officer shot at mitchell and mitchell hoped back in his car tried to leave the scene- but he t-boned an unmarked police vehicle and hit several parked cars on coe college campus bullet lodged in the back of his spine.- if he pulls through he may never walk, talk or eat on his own again. - family members say this is not in mitchell's character- they're not blaming police but they want answers and the naacp is backing them up "this is not the first time this has happened in cedar rapids. i mean i know cr is not exempt from problems, we have the same kind of problems, we gotta look at how our officers are trained, and prepared. i mean they got a tough job, i'm not saying they dont have a tough job. but i'm saying can they do this job and interact and communicate with people without having to shoot somebody and i'm hoping we can get there." there."right now the iowa division of criminal investigation is looking into this case. we'll update you this story develops.back to you jenee. developing right now in des moines - -two me

officers jones fired his gun, wounding mitchell. jones is on paid administrative leave, which is common procedure when an officer shoots someone on the job. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us from outside the city council meeting. phil, how long do the protesters say they plan to stay until the meeting is over. the family has asked that nobody make a statement during public comment for mitchell. the fire marshal is not letting anybody else inside since they are at capacity. friends who say they have known mitchell their whole lives say the confrontation he had with the officer shocked them his shooting and taking somebody else's life last year and this same officer did the same thing to danky so we all wonder why did he have to do this and everything. he was unarmed. this doesn't add up" " i spoke to the iowa dci earlier today, and they say there is no timetable for when the investigation will be complete. live in cedar rapids, phil reed, kcrg tv-9 news. iowa city police have come up with a novel way to tonight the department is ask

samantha, you talked with people who know mitchell? friends and family are gathered out here now at happened. they say he is a kind and loving man and wanted to share their side of the story. 02:50:05;24 nats "this hit me close to home" friends and family gathered in greene square in cedar rapids with candles and signs. 02:42:32;07 "we want to show support to the family first and foremost, letting them know that they're not alone in a situation like this." " "asking questions that are still unanswered. there's not reason to shoot him" 02:43:59;12 "we're not here to put blame on anybody, we're not here to say this is a black lives matter, this is a cop vs. black type thing we're here because all of our lives matter " 02:38:12;24 ""we would like to see the dash cam there should always be one on i believe. or a person cam, a body cam. we would like to see that, we would like to know why the police officer shot" " they say jerime mitchell is a caring and loving person wh than ten years, someone who would never try and run from police. 02:3

officer lucas jones--is on paid administrative leave for shooting 37-year-old jerime mitchell-- jones was also involved in an year--that killed a man. that shooting was deemed justified. kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from cedar rapids with more---kristin? people have been gathering here in front of coe college near the scene where this all took place-- in support of jerime mitchell-- and they've been demanding answers-- an officer involved shooting-- leading some--to one-thousand times on youtube answers police say they answers--for jerime mitchell--who they call danky. answers police say they aren't able to give-- as a legal process must began some sort of fight with officer jones--who shot him--this all happening during a traffic stop. but friends say--it isn't like mitchell-- to start a fight--especially with an officer-- organizing through facebook--plans to go to tuesday's city answers-- like having the dash cam video from the shooting released. about 500 people signing this online petition-- pushing for the videos release as well. but the linn county attorney's office says

they're holding a mitchell. early in the morning on november first, officer lucas jones pulled over mitchell for a traffic stop near coe college. police say the two men got into some kind of altercation. and officer jones fired his gun, seriously wounding mitchell, who was still inside his car. the shooting paralyzed mitchell, and he's now in rehab. a grand jury will determine whether officer jones will face charges. the benefit for jerime mitchell started about an hour ago at the african stacey walker is set to speak at that benefit. he's the first african american to serve as a linn county supervisor. kcrg-tv nine's forrest saunders is live at the museum tonight. forrest, how much do family and friends hope to raise? organizers tell me as much as they can. which could be a lot. about 300 have rsvp'd to this fundraiser and dinner. five dollar free will donations at the do bucks. add to that a silent auction which is in place. the dollar's will go back to mitchell and his wife. family says mitchell was paralyzed

tomorrow protesters will take a honor of this man, jerime mitchell. he's still in the hospital after a cedar rapids police officer shot him near the coe college campus. now an organization is helping on november second, police officer lucas jones shot and seriously wounded mitchell during what police call an altercation after a traffic stop. the state division of criminal investigation is handling the case. and despite demands from the public, police have not released the dash cam footage from that shooting. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us live from near the scene at coe college. phil, you've talked to a lawyer, the iowa public information boar, freedom of information council and they all told you that there is nothing stopping police from releasing the footage. the city is supposed to send me a response today on why they won't release the dash cam footage, but i have not gotten it yet. the mitchell family reached out to a social justice group from iowa city to help them find answers the iowa city chapter of showing protest at tuesday's city counci

mitchell of michigan. >> paul mitchell joins us. republican serving in that seat. filling the shoes of candice miller who is running orientation here. does that give you extra inside and the orientation process? sale.s big shoes to high expectations part of my district. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i helped people try to retrain for jobs. i decided it was time to do something more to serve. >> how do you feel about going from the ceo of a company to now being in the legislative body, one of 435. >> a good ceo works with the people around him to come up with the best ideas. you may not get them done but if you get everyone committed you

mitchell is now at university of iowa hospitals in critical condition. and the division of criminal investigation is now looking into the shooting. us in the studio. phil, there is no police body cam footage of the incident? at this moment cedar rapids police officers don't wear body cameras. but that is changing after today's city council meeting. city council passed a resolution that will let them get a department of justice grant that matches the money they will put up to buy body cameras. that grant is nearly 97 thousand dollars. chief wayne jerman says the police department will get 126 body cameras over the next three years. during incidents like this morning when use of force is involved. "officers will be able to utilize it in the performance of their duties, and they can also assist in the investigation of incidents. the collection of evidence of just videoing the actions of individuals they come into contact with and not just the video portion but also the audio" he says he wants his officers to have them on during any interaction with the all

mitchell? well, it seems that this tv fellow, captain blast, is in a little trouble up on mars-- dennis: pow. so all of his fans shoot phosphorescent bullets into the air to help him out. oh, no. henry, dennis won. won what? the contest that captain blast is coming over here this afternoon. dennis will be so thrilled. i'll have to go tell him. oh my goodness. what's the matter? listen to this. "thanks to the scientific investigation "of one george wilson of this city, "the mystery of the missing satellite is now cleared up. it emanates every night from a little boy's pop gun." there's more but i haven't the heart to read it. let me see. [music] now people have been laughing at me all day. i never wanna see another heavenly body as long as i live. from now on, the sun is nothing but a hot rock. as far as that miserable moon is concerned-- he's hysterical. i am not hysterical. i just wanna get rid of that blasted telescope, so take it back to your store you take a delicate instrument like this an

but that didn't stop jeannie mitchell from helping two lost children. "who are these babies goin', where are these babies goin?" goin?" mitchell spotting two kids wandering by themselves near hopkins and hampton on milwaukee's north side. that didn't look right to mitchell, and so she pulled the bus over, opened the door and talked to the children. "who are you with? where y'all live at'? where? wait, i know. just give me one second." second." 3 "when you know that kids are roaming the streets by themselves, your motherly instincts usually jump in an you kinda get ready to say wait a minute, these kids shouldn't be out here by themse" themselves." turns out this was a one-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl who'd gotten separated from their babysitter and didn't know where they were going. mitchell called police, who located the kids' mom and they were eventually reunited. mitchell says she knows how scary it is to have a child missing....her son went missing for about 12-hours when he was 5-years old before coming up at ten...body cameras:dozens of p

mitchell is still in the hospital. the iowa public information board says open records shall be kept confidential unless it's ordered by a court, or if iowa's division of criminal investigations said again today they have no timetable for when they'll wrap up the case. while mitchell's family waits for the video, they reached out to an iowa city social justice group for help. the group is called showing up for racial justice. and they will be protesting at today's city council meeting. the newly formed group is mostly white. their goal is to use what they call their white privilege to defend minorities. they want to see the dash cam footage released, and they don't want to see the d-c-i investigating the incident. "my understanding is the iowa officer who participated in the shooting before and cleared him. they work closely with the local police departments. and we think a truly neutral investigation is only possible if the federal government gets involved. " meanwhile today, jerime's family, friends and supporters of

mitchell's family says the one thing they want from the officials... answers about what happened that night -- but release of a crucial video is still on hold. hold."it just adds insult to injury, we just really want them to release it so that way we can get justice." justice." "the longer it takes to get the information out about what happened, the more difficult it is to get people transparency and an effort to work together."while they wait and protest for support... support...mitchell's family says they will continue to keep it civil. civil."with these peaceful demonstrations, we want to make sure our voices are heard, we're bringing awareness but we want to make sure we're doing it the right way."while community members continue to bring awareness to issues that are hitting closer to home. home. "we don't like the concept of people getting stopped for taillights and license plate lights because far too often for african americans, that doesn't end positively." doens't happen to any other family because this is horrific." horrific." dora miller rep

reporting live at mitchell airport deandra breaking news now. the milwaukee county medical examiner investigating a baby death. the 3-month old died overnight on the city's northwest side. in a tweet this morning the m-e says preliminary investigation shows it may have been from co-sleeping. an autopsy will be scheduled later today. this morning police are investigating crash involving a squad car. angelic news from overnight. that crash is just one of a handful happening while you were sleeping. police say a squad car was involved in a crash. it happened around two this morning near 27th and fond du lac. police say at this time, the crash appears to be minor. no word on the extent of injuries or what caused the crash. and police also responding overnight to a wreck on i-43 near bender. it happened around midnight, and shut down that part of the highway for about an hour. officials aren't saying much about this we learn more. and police are investigating a nasty crash near 76th and layton. police say a vehicle took off after a traffic stop in ha

his brother-in-law says the bullet that hit mitchell hit mitchell and the police officer. as kcrg-tv9's samantha myers reports, family and friends say a vigil for mitchell last night is supporting them as they face the unknown. friends and family of jerime mitchell say he is a caring, loving man and they have a lot of unanswered questions as to what happened. they held signs and candles for jerime mitchell in green square tuesday night. mitchell's brother-in- law jesse land says he to find out why the officer shot him. "02:38:42;03 this isn't a black and white thing. im white i have friends and family that are black. this isn't a black and white thing, this is a right and wrong thing. if you have the right training to be put in these situations, it's more that and i'm not pointing fingers at the officer either because i don't know the whole story, " they say if he survives, he will most likely be paralyzed for the rest of his life. cedar rapids police say there is not body camera are not equipped with cameras. in cedar rapids samantha myers kcrg- tv9 news. cedar rapids pol

well, take him through, mitchell. well, uh... we're asking an awful price for it, probably far more than it's worth. are you going to show him through, or do i have to do it myself? all right. i'll show you the upstairs first. mr. wilson, why don't you wait down here with henry and dennis. mr. doubleday and i will just be a little while. in kansas just about your age. how'd you like a piggy back ride? sure! come on. hop on here. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 50 meg internet starting at $39.99 a month. call now. and with home wifi, the whole family can be online at once. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also get our exclusive 1-hour arrival window, a money-back guarantee, and there's no contract to sign

the shooting on november 1st near coe college injured jerime mitchell. he continues to recover from serious injuries. the iowa d-c-i says mitchell and cedar rapids police officer lucas jones got into some sort of struggle during a traffic stop. that's when jones shot mitchell. police have not released dash cam video of this incident. and a grand jury will decide whether jones should face charges. friends and family are hod started at five this evening. this is a live look at the event. they say it's a way to raise money for mitchell's medical care and show support for his family. linn county supervisor stacey walker will be speaking. the charlotte, north carolina officer who shot and killed an man during a call at an apartment complex will not face charges. the charlotte- brentley vison were justified. the officer and the victim are black. the shooting on september 20th killed keith lamont scott. his family says he was unarmed, but surveillance video shows scott had a gun holstered on his right ankle. scott's family attorney says there is more to investi

reporting live at mitchell airport deandra corinthios fox6 news. breaking news this morning --- the milwaukee county medical examiner investigating a baby death. the 3-month old died overnight on preliminary investigation shows it may have been from co-sleeping. an autopsy will be scheduled later today. now to some news from overnight. a squad car involved in a crash near 27th and fond du lac. officials don't have a lot of information at this point....but say the crash was minor. it's unclear what caused the crash at this time. meanwhile... a crash shut down i-43 northbound near bender for an hour last night. it happened around midnight. officials not saying much at this time. we'll bring you any updates as we learn more. nasty crash near 76th and layton. we're told one of the vehicles fled from a traffic stop in hales corners..and then ran a red light..and hit another vehicle. the suspect's vehicle then caught on fire. the driver of the fleeing vehicle and two people in the other car were injured... police investigating two shootings from overnigh

danky is mitchell's nickname. the family attorney was inside the meeting to make sure nobody inside spoke on mitchell's behalf. he's says mitchell is recovering, and that his health is their number one priority. waiting to complete the investigation pending release of the video by the city. but also at this point we're just focusing on jerime's health. that's really his family's main priority at this time." i spoke to the iowa dci earlier today, and they say there is no timetable for when the investigation will be complete. in cedar rapids, phil reed, kcrg tv-9 news the linn county attorney says police can't release the video until the investigation is over. but the iowa public information board disagrees, saying state law nearly two million dollars to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit. a female sergeant claimed police chief shaun ladue discriminated against her because she's a woman. two other women settled in similar lawsuits earlier this year. chief ladue resigned over the weekend. the west des moines city ma

during the stop, there was an altercation and officer jones shot mitchell. mitchell's car then accelerated, crashing into an unmarked police car and other parked cars. the officer in the unmarked car had to be cut out but was not seriously hurt. mitche t-v nine that mitchell is still in the hospital in critical condition. marion police are investigating two separate cases involving two former employees of the linn-mar school district. one case led to an arrest and charge. police say marcus cain, who is 26 from cedar rapids, is charged with dissemination and exhibition of obscene material to minors. police say he sent a pornographic image to a juvenile student. cain worked at linn-mar high month. in a statement, the district says it conducted an investigation and then contacted marion police. cain also worked as a student support associate at the four oaks home in marion. "social media is just another means for people to get in trouble and communicate. and parents need to be aware that their kids have the ability to get that kind of stuff." marion police are

the record at mitchell international airport is 69, set back in 1975. we have a very good chance of breaking that. today: sunny and warm. high: 68 the red cross is helping eight people displaced after an early morning fire in mukwonago yesterday. just after five in the morning court. investigators say the fire started in the storage space on the balcony of one of the second floor units -- and then went to the attic and the roof. it's not clear what caused the fire -- but damage is estimated at around a hundred thousand dollars. no one was hurt. waukesha police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash from friday night. crews were called to the scene near macarthur and comanche just after 6-30. when they arrived they found a car flipped over on its hood along with a motorcycle and rider down 25-year-old waukesha man-- was taken to the hospital where he later died. officials are investigating what caused the crash. building a healthier community -- aurora west allis medical center held a conference on the abuse of prescription drugs. the educational eve

they held signs and candles for jerime mitchell in green square tuesday night. mitchell's brother-in- law jesse land says he wants to see dash camera footage to find out why the officer shot him. "02:38:42;03 this isn't a black and white thing. im white i have friends and family that are black. this isn't a black and white thing, this is a right and wrong thing. if you have the right training to be put in these situations, it's more that and i'm not pointing fingers at the officer either because i don't know the whole story, " they say if he survives, he will life. cedar rapids police say there is not body camera footage because police officers are not equipped with cameras. in cedar rapids samantha myers kcrg- tv9 news. cedar rapids police will soon get body cameras. yesterday, the city council voted to get a department of justice grant that will help pay for them. chief wayne jerman says the police department will get 126 body cameras over the next three years. led waterloo police to a s-u-v covered in bullet holes on the city's east side. investigators say th

fox6s madeline anderson is live at mitchell international airport catching up with here at mitchell airport. a lot of families arrived several hours early... prepared to wait in long lines for security... but everyone says the experience has been a lot easier than they anticipated. the tickets are booked... and were going to new york to see my sisters, their aunts and unclenext up... take off at mitchell international airport. pats from california, im from arizona, nancys from north carolina but were all from green bay, wis. for these three sisters... heres the story. milwaukee... is just the meeting point for their final destination. then were headed to raleigh, north carolina and then ashville. so its like a family road trip all americans will travel more than 50 miles this thanksgiving... the majority... opting to drive. thats an increase of one million travelers compared to last year... and the most since 2007. but even trains are expecting big numbers. amtrak is adding extra rides this weekend from milwaukee to chicago... and requiring passengers to buy their tickets in advance. its ki

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. trump 2.0. the president-elect abandoning some of his controversial campaign promises to the dismay of some of his hard lined supporters. naming his first woman, south carolina governor nikki haley to be u.n. ambassador as a cabinet post. as kelly ayotte discovered, not forgetting campaign grudges. more on that in a moment. joining me now nbc's katy tur in new york and nbc white house correspondent kristen welker in palm beach. kristen, to you first. nikki haley. she didn't support him. she didn't support the muslim ban, but she did oppose the iran deal. so it is a mixed foreign policy picture and no foreign policy experience but a woman who is a first generation american to the cabinet as u.n. ambassador. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. i think this pick does a number of different things. as you point out she's diverse. she's the first woman that president-elect trump is tapping to serve in his cabinet. she's someone who sharply criticized him during the primary. supported marco rubio. then

but friends and family confirm the man is jeremy mitchell, who also goes by "danky" we do not know his condition but police say his injuries are serious. i spoke to the head of the cedar rapids n double-a-c-p deidric doolin earlier today, who knows mitchell. to his knowledge, mitchell had a clean criminal history and we could not find anything in court judgment until all the facts come out. but he does want to know why police pulled mitchell over in the first place and whether hiss race was a factor in what happened. "i hope he wasn't driving while black, but that's one of the things you want to, we'd like to know to make sure that's not why he was stopped and he wasn't stopped just because he was black. did he actually violate some traffic law. what led to his interaction with the police officer." i also talked to a student from coe college who says he heard at least four gunshots while inside "it was just really scary and it happened at about 1:30 or so and it was hard to get back to sleep afterwards too. " there is no body cam footage of the incident since cedar rapids officers are

i'm hallie jackson filling in for andrea mitchell. we have much more ahead after the break. >> picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> we just model the electorate very differently than i think conventional pollsters do. sometimes there are conclusions in search of evidence. and if everybody around you is saying the same thing, you convince yourself it must be true. >> that's trump campaign manager, kellyanne conway taking a pretty well-earned victory lap this morning after helping donald trump win in an electoral landscape that to most experts looked like a difficult path for him. nbc news pollster, peter hard joins me now here onset at 30 rock. so peter,

(mitchel craddock/groom) "she was very dehydrated, hungry. everything we gave her and put in front of her, she gobbled up as fast as she could."and that is when the unthinkable happened.(mitchel craddock/groom)"there's one spot over in the woods. if anything went by there, she'd take off. she'd leave us and take off, barking and going crazy. and she'd go to that spot, and then she'd eventually come back. so we connected the dots, we put everything together and we went over there and we found a giant hole in the ground. it in it. so one of my friends went in head first, and started ... we found these puppies ... we started pulling them out."one after the other--knox, bear, daisy, gunner, brimmy, finn and rosie - seven puppies to be exact- all in need of medical attention.(mitchel craddock/gro om)"well we're washing our puppies because they had all come out of a hole and they were dirty. so there was a group of rough and tu going down to go four wheeling and they're inside washing a bunch of puppies." it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning

tonight a benefit for mitchell will be taking place. a benefit concert is also scheduled on sunday night at seven. officer jones remains on paid administrative leave. a grand jury will recommend whether he should be charged. >> law enforcement professionals from across the country are coming to iowa city to take a look at the operations of the police department. it's part of an accreditation process to help the department provide better service. the officers will write a long and go through practices to give evaluations and make sure everything is up to standards. if you are interested in sharing her thoughts we posted information on cbs2iowa.com cedar rapids and marion are getting grants as part of the street challenge of iowa economic authority. we received two -- we are going to receive $75,000. mary it will get the $75,000 as well. a total of $965,000 in state projects across the state. >> right now offers are moving forward to memorialize the religions of the cedar rapids neighborhood. the memorial in northwest cedar rapids will be

organizers tell cbs2 news they are demanding answers for jerime mitchell. he is the man again those that we just cover that was shot in this traffic stop on november they will gather at city hall at 4:00 this afternoon. that is for the demonstration. >>> one-woman's recorded incident inspired by her concern for the shooting of jerime mitchell, is making its way around the internet. it has gone viral. melissa kelly posted a video on facebook criticizing the police officers for wearing black bands over their badges. those bands honored police officers that were shot and killed earlier this month. the manager says the woman has made customers feel uncomfortable before. >> of course we know that the pig does whatever it once, whether it is streaming live, live streaming or whatever. the only thing that is alive about the police is the way they kill people and get away with it. laughing quick do your thing. i'm in a hurry. >> as of now, the video has been viewed more than 300,000 times. any police officer that goes there gets free coffee because of this video. s

it's from the account for mitchell international airport. doesn't typically fly in and out of milwaukee. but it will temporarily starting , tomorrow. a spokesperson for the airport tells me the airbus a380, the largest passenger plane in service, will use mitchell as its home while it undergoes cold weather testing. over a few weeks, it'll come in and out of mitchell, heading elsewhere from here to find cold air to do that testing. this video is from 2009 when an airbus a380 landed in milwaukee after flying in from france. the giant plane was featured at eaa airventure that year in oshkosh. the a380 coming for testing is scheduled to arrive tomorrow also happening tomorrow the , holiday lights festival. it's a live show at pere marquette park featuring music, fireworks and holiday lights. , melinda davenport and ben wagner will co-host the event. if you can't make it in person, you can watch it live, right here on wisn 12 at 6:30 p.m. joyce: and they are going to have some nice weather, right? kathy: cold-weather testing at 70 degrees and a

mitchell is hanging in there... they say he's a fighter and they will continue fighting on his behalf.there's no word yet on when the video will be releasedcovering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller fox 28 news many have asked why the public has not seen video recorded by >> many have asked why the public is not seeing the video record by cedar rapids police during the shooting of jerime mitchell. with what he has found. >> there are a number of times when video in a case can not in a matter of hours or days but not here in cedar rapids. two weeks after the shooting we have not seen the dashboard video recorded during the shooting. that is not out of the ordinary. an issue is the terminology of records, including video can ?not? be kept under wraps quote "except in those unusual circumstances where would plainly and seriously jeopardize an investigation..." police have refused fox 28 news' request to see the video from november 2nd, at the direction of linn county attorney jerry vander sanden. sanden.in a st

phil, friends of mitchell are trying to piece together what happened. and they say dash camera video can help answer those questions cedar rapids police says iowa law does not allow them to release dash camera video of an active case. but legal experts say the decision to release the video is up to police. "that's the question we all want to get answered. why won't they release it " melvin after a police officer shot and wounded his friend, jerime mitchell. pledge says seeing dash cam footage of what happened could help. "it gives everybody a burning feeling inside you know. very upset that they got this footage and they won't release the evidence. it hurts. " the president of the cedar rapids naacp branch dedric doolin says releasing the video could quell the rumor mill. "naturally your suspicion is what's the reason? if there's nothing to hide, why not release that information? i don't know who made that call and why." under iowa law, police are not requir release investigative reports... but attorney michael lahammer and the iowa freedom of informati

friends say mitchell is from police--said mitchell started some sort of fight with the officer before getting shot-- but many people--want to be able to see what happened. nat from protest officer lucas jones who pulled the trigger is on administrative leave-- jones was a part of another officer involved shooting just last year--something many are questioning. "an officer who has a history in shooting you know killing somebody and now paralizing somebody that doesn't add up, something needs to be done they need to let although a man was killed in last year's shooting--the shooting was deemed justified. whether officer jones faces charges-- the jury will be given all of the evidence--and they will decide-- something the linn county attorney believes is in the public's best interest. jerime mitchell's family has but many people in this community--have done just the opposite--- the grand jury will meet in private but once they have made their decision about officer jones-- that information will be released. live in cedar rapids--kristin rogers news 7 kwwl. this investigation is being don

mitchell says: "i you know, "these children are by themselves." so, i decided to pull over, and ask the kids where were they goin', and who were they with" recognizing the children are not aware of their surroundings, (nats - gimme one second ... where your auntie live at?) mitchell,who says she'd only been driving this route, for a month, called milwaukee police. (nats - hi! were you guys lost?) a responding officer helps the children contact their mother, after learning they walked away from a babysitter, and were trying to find a relatives house. mitchell s the parent hadn't showed-up, i would, still, be thinkin', 'what happened to those children?' but, once the police showed-up, and did their part, i felt a lot better.) justin williams, fox news.>> jeannie says she was motivated to help the kids, because 15- years-ago her own child went missing for a half a day. she says she wanted to prevent another parent from having to deal with a terrifying situation like her own. black friday is a week and a half away. but amazon will start offering its b

nats -- plane takes off at mitchell among the comings and goings at mitchell airport...a surprise visitor flew in tuesday night. paul rasky took this photo near avenue. i was like, wait a minute, thats the same h thats on my neighbors lawn. thats got to be hillary clintons plane! fox6 confirmed this was the plane that clinton's running mate tim kaine used. clinton flew on a second plane. after election day, the campaign's lease was up. the planes' florida-based owner started leasing them to new clients without changing the paint job. the elections over. this is almost a week now. whats it doing here? as it turns out, marquette' university's men's basketball team used it to fly its says it's actually the second time marquette's charter company has given the team a plane with clinton's logo on it.the spokesman says marquette doesn't get to pick a specific plane in advance. i was frankly surprised...chris haworth, a veteran of local campaigns, also saw the plane at mitchell. he says it's ironic. while kaine visited, clinton became the first major party candidate in 44 years not to stop in wi