this water main break on monroe street. it's less than a half mile from the water main break that happened last week. the one that took place last week, it affected the holidays. it lasted through thanksgiving. the utility company, in fact, just had a press conference yesterday. suez water, the utility company, said crews had completed repairs on the 36-inch water main that shut down part of hoboken when it burst last week. the utility said residents may still be experiencing some water discoloration when they turn the water back on and flush the system. as for the water main break that's affecting this immediate area of monroe street, we are waiting to hear from the mayor. we put in calls to her office. you know she was frustrated as residents were frustrated at how many residents were affected by that water main break from last week. through the thanksgiving holidays and over the weekend as well. back to you. >> kat, thank you very much. good luck to them getting everything back there as quick as possible. >>> a connectic

we know that one basement here on monroe street is flooded and we talked to one man who says he lost his water. >> it's frustrating not to have water, [laughter]. that not it though. it hasn't happened in awhile but to have a couple in a row >> what do you have right now? no water or low water pressure? >> when i tried there was a little bit of water pressure. >> now it was a week ago that a severely ruptured water main lead to major flooding on several streets here in south hoboken. homes and businesses across the city actually lost water and it got so bad the city had to bring in water tanker trucks to help those folks who lost their water. now just yesterday afternoon they informed us the problem had been fixed and water service had been fully restored to the entire city and now this morning here on monroe street. another live picture here. you can see crews up the block and again they just turned the water off and you can see that now in place right below that backhoe is where we believe is the source of the water main break. it's going to take them some time to dig up the ground

farther down monroe street at any time. this morning's break only affected about 100 customers s s or so. most have lost water during the bigger break a week ago and some could only dream of what a shower feels like. >> i'm going home now to hopefully shower. this is two weeks running. >> it must be frustrating. >> it is slightly frustrating. >> reporter: news 4 investigates that just a block further down this street an engineering report last year says there is an even higher chance of a break and six blocks down monroe, that same report says a water main break could happen literally at any time, putting needed repairs there at the highest priority. >> yeah, it's very frustrating. it didn't even flood this time or rain before it flooded. that's a little annoying. always seems any time there is a big rain storm and not there is not a rain storm and this is happening. >> reporter: repair of this break on monroe went much faster than the larger main break last week. but in a city as crowded as hoboken, the ripples of trouble

where those repairs are now taking place this is monroe between first and second. we understand 18 buildings right now here on monroe do not have water and we're not expecting the repairs to be done on this particular water main until some time this afternoon. this is how it looked earlier this morning, water crews turned the water off a few hours after the flooding started some time around midnight and the water at one point was ankle deep and a few cars had to be towed because of the rising water. now once crews were able to get that water off the flood water receded relatively quickly but it's still a mess and for some people who were just getting used to having their water turned back on after last week it's another frustrating start to their day. now it was a week ago that a 24- inch main broke and that let some massive flooding on several streets here in south hoboken. crews were able to get that all fixed yesterday and restored water to the entire city and now here you have another water main break although again this one not as extensive as the one last wee

john: who's monroe? clarence: james monroe. president of the united states. john: where is he in the sequence of presidents after washington? ill -- eleanor: he knows. pat: washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe, adams, jackson. john: issue two -- peace from vienna? >> what makes it real this time, unlike every previous meeting, every stakeholder was represented there in terms of all the countries who are supporting one side or another in this conflict. john: peace talks to resolve the 4 1/2-year syrian civil war are underway in vienna, austria. the urgency is clear -- most estimates suggest that at least 100,000 civilians have been killed in that war thus far. mr. assad met with mr. putin in moscow not long ago to discuss the syrian civil war and russias military assistance to assads regime. and get this -- on wednesday, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov met with u.n. special envoy staffan de mistura to discuss how to initiate talks between mr. assads government and the rebels fighting his regime. but even if hope is on the horizon, big problems

. >> so what's in the water in monroe township in gloucester county?y homeowners say they are drowning in water bills they can't afford. they also tell me some of their alleged usages defy common sense. >> there's only so much you can go up and it pushed you out of town. >> monroe township citizens tell "action news" they are being drained. after a rate increase this summer, many got monthly water bills that are double and triple what they are used to paying. >> it's been hard. it is a real hardship on us. >> regretting his move from neighboring washington township. the same amount of h2o $213 is only $71 there. >> i can't believe it is actually triple. >> and they also allege getting charged for water they didn't use. this bill from this past august, $645.40 for 77,000 gallons of water, again in one month. last year, build for allegedly using 155,000 gallons in july and august. >> you got a bill for $1,000. how is that possible? >> they told us that it was because we had a pool, because we had a sprinkler system and possibly a toilet leak. >> to use 1

"then you'd plunge back down, and water would run up on the decks, and stuff." - carl wilson, monroe wilson is one of fifteen world war two vets telling their stories to iowa court reporters at d- macc's newton campus today. the veterans history project aims to bring these stories to a permanent home in the library of congress. "the purpose is to get the veteran's stories." - patti ziegler - dmacc at newton "we've tried to capture in these events on our campus is world war ii veterans, because we know those stories are being lost." patti ziegler - dmacc at newton ziegler says the clock is ticking for world war two vets, who are approaching their nineties. getting those personal accounts with unique perspective adds color to what's already in our history books. "they're deep, they're rich stories, because they tell what really went on during their time in the service. a wide variety of experiences; sometimes they've never told those stories." patti ziegler - dmacc at newton for wilson's wife, judy, even after 62 years of marriage, there's a new story to hear every time he shares. "in

in hoboken, monroe street is closed in both directions for 1st to 2nd avenues. janelle burr relatively is live and will have an update shortly. >> the accident has cleared at jewel avenue. no delays in either direction. we have construction on the northbound side of the harlem river drive from the 135th to the george washington bridge. you don't have much company to contend with that. alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. remember to be safe, don't text and drive. >>> if you're just waking is up, good morning. a bus driver in virginia has been charged with wreckless driver after his charter bus overturned with 51 people. at least 32 were hurt, including the driver, but not seriously. >>> heavy smog in shanghai reached poisonous levels, nearly 7 time what the world health organization considers safe. >>> new sodium labeling rules will take effect across the the city. chain and fast food restaurants have to put a saltshaker on items with high sodium. >>> stock future the are lower following a short trading week. markets were open on friday. the dow jone

this time crews went underground monroe street between first and second streets. water main break before 4:00 a.m. meant no water for residents and businesses in this immediate area. >> yeah, it's very frustrating. it didn't even flood this time or rain this time before it flooded. so that's a little bit annoying. and it always seems like any time there's a big rainstorm, even know, it's getting annoying. >> reporter: this happenedless than a half mile away from where a main burst last week, a gusher that disrupted thanksgiving holiday plans for many. just yesterday, suez water told reporters workers finished repairs to the main that broke. earlier this morning, residents weren't sure if the water problems they were experiencing were from last week's break or todays. >> there's like a little, it's like offcolor. yeah. >> reporter: do you think it's from the first break or this one that's happening now? >> i think it's from this one. oh no, so that means i can't shower. >> reporter: the eight-inch water main that broke this morning caused monroe street to shut down

this is another view from albia, actually coming out of monroe county. there is some severe damage there. we have more pictures coming in from our viewers and others. send the manning we kurtis: start moving out, rain and wind moving in. reports on the grand river of tornado damage.

>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say if you carry a gun, eventually you're going to use it, and it did happen. we were with a girl. having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by, we had a confrontation. i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes. me trying to prove myself to my peers like okay, i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. i shot him six times. i ended up murdering him basically for a color. i never planned to commit a robbery, he never planned before his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery, what do you think going to happen? >> if you get caught. you go to juvie. >> what about your mom? who do you think will happen to her? >> she will be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> yeah. >> and you shaking your head, so you know that can happen to your mother, too? >> yeah. >> okay. that

rose: here, south of melrose in monroe county, national weather -- you can see that an ef-2 tornado came in behind me. they are just happy no one was hurt. homeowners and family focused on cleanup today. national weather service officials say gusts of 100 miles per hour blasted through the border between monroe and appanoose counties. they say about a 5 mile stretch was impacted the worst, with several homes and equipment sheds torn apart. families took for cover once they heard the winds coming their way. it only lasted several minutes but their homes became , unrecognizable. >> i looked up the basement stairs and i could see a lot of daylight coming through the kitchen because there was no roof anymore. rose: many families are thinking their alert systems because they were saying they were able to take cover just in time. stacey: in the des moines metro, all but a few homes are still without power. but kcci's jason rantala shows us from des moines south west side, there's still plenty of clean-up work to be done. jason r: the winds were so strong last night, they tackled -- they topple

>> james machine row. -- monroe. >> where is he in the sequence of presidents after george washington? >> you had to ask that. i'm not a history major. >> before. >> pat always does that. >> washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe, adams, jackson. >> okay. enough of this fiddle faddle of from vienna? >>> issue two, peace from vienna. >> what makes it real this time unlike any other previous meeting, every stakeholder was represented there in terms of all of the countries who are supporting one side or another in this conflict. >> peace talks to resolve the four and a half quarry syrian civil -- year syrian war are under way in austria. most estimates suggest that at least 100,000 civilians have been killed in that war thus far. mr. assad met with mr. putin in moscow not long ago to discuss the syrian civil war and russia's military assistance to assad's regime and get this. on wednesday the russian special envoys to discuss how to initiate talks between mr. assad's government and the rebels fighting his regime. but even if hope is on the horizon, big problems remain. namely, boi

we're alongside the turnpike in monroe township. this is mile marker 76 and it was a jackknifed tractor- trailer, a fed ex truck that caught fire afterwards. you can see the truck and tow truck there about to try and remove that vehicle. but the cleanup continues. this happened on the truck lanes of the turnpike just before exit 8a, and the truck caught fire. amazingly we're getting word that the driver was not seriously injury, managed to get out of the vehicle. there was a minivan involved as well, and the driver of that vehicle was injured, but non- life-threatening injuries, taken to robert wood johnson hospital and is expected to survive. as we said, the cleanup continues, and there was a traffic delay for quite a while. however, all the traffic diverted off of those truck lanes, the truck lanes now closed, and so everything being moved onto the car lanes and traffic moving well here on the new jersey turnpike. but the cleanup continues. we're live in monroe township, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, marcu

it involves 85 residents in 164 acres in the town of monroe. if approved it would be part of a community. >>> 6:14. and time to get a track on your accuweather seven-day forecast. >> here is bill live outside of the studio on the upper west side. good morning. >> good morning. it is a great morning. it is cool and crisp. in the five boroughs you have all right. this is from the roof. 68% is the humidity. and the temperature is 43 degrees. we have a calm wind. and a great start to the day. pressure has been rising. so strong high pressure. ahigh yesterday of 56. and a little bit warmer today. 45 around the bronx. 37 around staten island. valley. 39 at montauk there. is a freeze warning until 8:00 this morning. the winds are calm and a clear sky, that allows the heating from yesterday to be lost to the upper atmosphere. out there. island. the skies are clear, the winds are calm, the temperatures have dropped. the grapes have been harvested from wine country. so today we are watching that to us with showers by sunrise tomorrow. so sunshine today,

hours later, detectives lured the suspects to monroe street, but detectives won't say how think did it. >> the initial robbery had a craig's list element to it early on in the investigation. we don't know if the males apprehended here are connected with the initial robbery complaint. >> the detective who fired the shot was taken to methodist hospital because of ringing in his ears. he's expected to be ok. as for the suspect on the loose, we're told he's between 16 and 18. he was wearing a gray hoodie and jeans. reporting live, matt cozar news. >> flames and thick smoke shoot into the sky after a building under construction catches fire. broke out on 112th street in forest hills and quickly spread one was occupied and residents were evacuated. when firefighters arrived, they said it looked like a giant fire ball. witnesses call it horrific. >> it went up really quickly and in a few minutes it start getting the other buildings. so, it was horrendous like never seen something like this in my life. >> no one was hurt. firefighters say it appears to be suspicious, but the cause is under inv

shot after police say he pulcld a gun on detectives in brooklyn it happened in bedford-stuyvesant on monroe street. police were there to investigate a recent robbery. tracie strahan has more. >> reporter: the crime scene van that was last here left about 30 minutes ago. police told me over the phone they are still looking for that third suspect. the two suspects he was with are in police custody. one shot after pulling a gun on a detective. let's show you surveillance video. a 20-year-old man being taken away from this area on a stretcher. this morning police tell me he remains at kings county hosbital in stable condition. a 16-yar-old also with him is in police custody. police say those two along with a third man approached the detective responding to a robbery call at monroe and bedford at 7:00 last night and they tried to rob him. one man ended up pulling out a gun. that's when the detectives shot him in the torso. >> it was like an explosion. went to see the kid, he was crying, hurt, hurt. >> reporter: rear show we're showing a photo of the gun that was found at the scene. still no sign

. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child. >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge threatens. >> all of you are dead when you get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> you can go back to your cell. huh enough of an audience. >> even slips free of his restraints. >> every day countless people pass by the 11-story building having no idea about the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift. we will. >> some of the 2200 men and women incarcerated have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged. they are awaiting trial. >> charges range from misdemeanor charges and the highest felony you can think of. you meet people you never thought you would meet. everyone has a different story. >> hardly anyone has a story or as many as john schmidt. >> peace. i'm out. let me clean my room. >> he has been charged with inducing panic to which he pled not guilty. it's not a run-of-the-mill charge nor has he proven to be a run-of-the-mill inmate. >> i got out of my vehicle

. >> it happened near monroe street and bedford avenue in bedford stuyvesant. mallory hoff is there. >> we are going to show you that in just a moment, but we 18-year-old who was shot in the stomach being treated at a nearby hospital is expected to meanwhile police tonight are looking for a man they say is between 16 and 18 years old. we have asked where they think he might be. they know. scene though. a heavy police presence here. this is the block where that officer involved shooting took place. investigators trying to understand exactly what happened here. >> reporter: in this exclusive cell phone video obtained by eyewitness news you can hear a man screaming at officers moments after a detective fired his service weapon. the video of the scene on monroe street was shot from just a few feet away. brooklyn chief ofatives patrick connery says at 6:40 in the evening detectives were looking in to a robbery that had been reported earlier in the day. >> one of the detectives was attempted to rob him at gunpoint. the detective fired one round from his service weapo

monroe street and bedford avenue looking for that teenager. police say this began just after 7:30 last night . the man seen on surveillance video on a stretcher they say he pulled out a weapon on an undercover detective who fired back striking him in his torso and arm. well it turns out that the 20 year old suspects weapon was actually a bb gun. that 20 year old is now in the hospital in stable condition. one of his accomplices was arrested and right now investigators are working to see if the trio was the same group that robbed a woman responding to an online posting for an apartment here. the search continues for the third suspect here this morning. reporting live from brooklyn, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> 6:32 now to traffic and weather on the 2's, john? >> thanks, mary. sunrise hour so we continue to dip number wise. we're down in the city and it's cool north and west as well. it's pretty cool out on the parts of suffolk county, clear and 43 in the cities winds are calm bright skies absolutely. just a hint of a cloud now and then just

the national weathth service has confirmed five tornados touched down near monroe county.several buildings were destroyed when an e-f-1 tornado touched down there.one couple says they ran to their basement and two nutes later, the top of their homom s gone.no serious injuries have been reported from last night's storms. a follow up to story we first told you about yesterday on cbs 2 this morning. morning.authorities are still trying to figure o why a teenage girl was walking on a busy highway in the middle of the night.17-year-old johanna gingerich- feil was hit and killed by a semi along highway 30.it happened near the entrance of palisades kepler state park. park.the linn county sheriff's office tells cbs 2 news gingerich-feil was in the eastbound lanes when she was hit.the driver of the semi was not hurt. at the university of iowa, iowa,spite earlier hinting the school might opt-out of a local minimum wage increase, cbs 2 news has learned campus leaders are going along with johnson county's plan to raise the wage.the university says it raised the minimum wagegeo 8-20 an hour earlier thi

so this is south monroe and south melrose extensiveamage there. >> damage off to our west as well. there have been reports of damage across western iowa as the stormsms move through. they really develop oh right around the noon hour or so back across southwestern iowa continue that movementand once these storms develop and moved instability that wewehad, they really took off and they moved rapidly and occasionally you can get rapidly a tornado develop. >> exactly. i was chatting with the weather service literallll seconds ago rotation tightening near tiffin they put out a tornado warning for that this inudes north liberty and northern part of johnson county is under this tornado warning. weather radio going off. souou eastern part of lili county. now, this includes probably the south eastern corner of the city of cedar rapids. so it's something we want you to do if you live in north liberty, tiffin, corralville and ely and lisbon south parts of the south part of cedar rapids, east of cedar rapids as well you want to be in your tornado safe place as there is an increase in the rotat

police are questioning four people about four vehicles stolen from people in monroe last week.. police recovered the last two vehicles from a parking lot in ankeny saturday. investigators say there was minor damage to one of the four recovered vehicles. they also found several stolen items in some of the vehicles. investigators are collecting d-n-a evidence and fingerprints from the vehicles before filing charges. a controversial knoxville memorial will be moved from a city park after all. the city council voting 3-to-2 last night in favor of moving the silhouette of a soldier kneeling at a cross. you can see just how the vote broke down. the council members who voted they didn't want to make the veterans move it. but that's exactly what will happen. mike dasilva has this follow up story from knoxville. 235313 this p.c. stuffs gotta stop. ive had comments all over from facebook from over the world in favor of our, just the way it is 24 just as preparations are underway for a new battlefield memorial at youngs park...the city council is telling the veterans group that placed the

night three playing close detective's were investigated and earlier robbery at the intersection of monro and bedford avenue. that robbery was connected to a craigslist ad. as they were investigating three suspects approach. one pulled out real looking firearm which turned out to be a bb gun and try to rob one of them. the detective fired once hitting the suspect in the right arm and torso. he was taken into custody and was taken to the hospital. he is in stable condition. a 16-year-old was also was also arrested. the third member of this trio is on the loose. please are still investigating whether the three suspects are connected to the robbery that brought them to the neighborhood in the first place. charges against the 20-year-old and 16-year-old are still pending this morning. by the way, one of the detectives was reportedly wearing a fluorescent best with nypd written on it which makes it all the more baffling. why these suspects would have chosen the detectives as target? that is the latest, back to you. >> ben: perhaps they were not rocket scientists. thank you very much. >> juliet

having never met murphy, monroe city resident sarah jacobson wanted the couple to know many residents in the community are behind them. (sarah jacobson/ concerned resident) "i don't think that lakeway publishing is putting forth the image that the town would want to portray." (shaun murphy/ recently married "we have no complainants about the newspaper staff here in monroe city, or anyone in our hometown, everyone has been so great for us, it's the publishing company that made this decision." --suggested tag-- a local t-v station reached out to lakeway publishers -- but reports those calls we're not returned. murphy and lopez are vowing to try to get their announcement published. they've even started a petition online asking lakeway publishing to create a policy to allow same-sex couple to publish their wedding announcements. -----end-----cnn.script----- " amanda meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: we are looking at a much cooler day across iowa, but at least we won't be dealing with rain today! iowa can expect a very cool start to

it happened last night in bedford-stuyvesant on monroe and bedford avenue. tracie strahan is there live with this developing story. >> police confirm to us that 20-year-old man that is hospitalized was part of a trio that tried to rob this detective on this corner at gun point. after that detective opened fire, one man remains on the one. we are showing you surveillance video of what happened after that 20-year-old was shot in the torso. he is being taken away there on a stretcher. this morning police say he remains at kings county hospital in stable condition. they were also able to nab a 16-year-old man with him. those two along with a third man approached that detective who was responding to a robbery call at machine onroe and bedford and tried to rob him. one man pulled out a gun. that's when the detective shot him. >> when i saw outside -- i saw the police pulling the do not cross line, they say they are following three people. >> this is the gun recovered at the scene next to the suspect who was shot. again, there is no sign of that third person. now t

copter 7 as crews work to fix the broken water main at monroe and first streets, a live look in fact the pipe burst just hours after officials announced water was fully restored from last weeks break in southern hoboken. this new water main break appears much less significant though and should be fixed hopefully by this afternoon. >>> 7:25 we check in some other issues with our morning commute here is debbie. >> thanks a lot ken. we'll tell you the q train is back on or close to schedule had earlier problems on everything back on time, george and lincoln 40, holland still 15 and watch out for delays at the 59th street bridge, queens bound outer roadway close police department activity over on the queens side, go outside i'll show you the upper level of the 59th street bridge moving okay and to our other camera, bumper to bumper into q gardens. alternate side parking rules are in effect. >>> debbie thank you after a long holiday break jury deliberations resume this of former new york assembly speaker sheldon silver. prosecutors say silver collected nearly $4 million in fees in exchang

coolest spot on the map is 27 in monroe. to give you the parameters there. the hotspot is great neck. with the wind, multiple communityies have wind chills in the 20s. did you see that? did you see that? the wind chill in the state just dropped to 29 degrees. new observation from the park. freeze watch right now. again tonight into tuesday morning for the city. that's likely the last of the cold weather advisories. it is a wave of cold that pushed over and through the area. 44 is your high today. using the temperature loosely. 33 with lighter winds. >>> you're right. john there. is an accident blocking a lane on route 78 eastbound, exit 12. and also, route 22 is closed. so stick to route 78. and reporting in hoboken a water main break. numerous road closures in the south end of town. drivers entering and existing should do so on the north end. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> john, you want to pay attention to this. meet mr. ugly. the winner of zimbabwe's fourth annual m

. >> ben: this is by monro street crews are on the scene trying to repair it as quickly as they can. they say residence on that block will be without water until at least this afternoon. >> juliet: i'm so sorry hoboken. >> ben: just as the city was getting back to normal after a huge water main break last week that left homes and businesses without water for days. >> juliet: people are freaking out. taxes there are not cheap. where is our money going. >> ben: old infrastructure all across the region. >> juliet: there seems to be activity on the street there. but everybody's going like when i they going to fix all the pipes. >> ben: it is the first monday after thanksgiving and it is thought to be the least productive workdays of the year. millions of people are going to be online today. >> juliet: tresa has been researching all morning, right clicking on the by now little icon there. she starting her holiday shopping in the newsroom. >> reporter: i've never seen so many people. i think most people here trying to get work done but there might be a browser to open with the deals. it is

our winner is deh-clen monro. its his second year wrestling for the northern storm and he has taken first place at each of his last three seasons. deh-clen wins a t- shirt, a framed photo and two passes to kings point courtesy of today's picture comes from... if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: we can expect cloud cover falls apart. then we'll watch as temperatures warm rough the remainder of the weekend. tonight's low is 16. tomorrow's high is 30. here's the 7 day forecast. >> happy thanksgiving evevybody and welcome to our 30-minute

there were people who are passionately opposed, james monroe, patrick henry, give me liberty or give me death. that man opposed the constitution and was bitter about it. massachusetts got it through, but the other big state was new york. new york was huge. it was one of the most important states of all. alexander hamilton not from any , state, he realized that people better stop being provincial and get together and understand that we all need each other. he lived in new york. he very much identified with new york and he married a new yorker, and he was the principal organizer of the federalist papers. and in the federalist papers they spelled out all the reasons why new yorkers should vote for this thing and make it true that there would be a united states, not simply "these" united states. the word they used, it is in my research, but it is there, hamilton says between conflicts that we need an umpire. john j says and -- an umpire would decide between the states. and madison said what better umpires than those in congress. by the way, all 3 -- hamilton is on the far right, he wrote

kevin monroe, you are under arrest for the murder of martin elvers. hey, reagan, baez? you mind if fuentes and i take these guys in for booking? they're your collar. you earned it. go on, get out of here. come on! you got one hell of a partner there, demarest. guess i do. you miss me? a little. more than a little. no, really, just a little. good evening, sister. i'm, uh... sorry to keep you waiting. busy day. how go with his eminence? i'm afraid i failed you. did it what the hell happened? pop, the sister needs another cube of ice in her drink and i could use one myself. i can take a hint. i butted heads with the archdiocese last week. when you shot off your mouth about the church's stance on homosexuality. yes. i read the papers. i regret it. i shouldn't have answered the question. but i have been asked to issue a public apology. and you can't do that? well, i tried. but then i realized that any apology, no mhow carefully worded and qualified, would come off as me recanting my objection. atter and i couldn't do that. i see. i don't expect you to. oh, i'm sure there wil

at some of the damage in our here's a look at some of the damage in our area -- this one is from monroe. and in woodward -- some structure damage to a barn. but heres an interesting one in yorktown -- (ad libs) stephanie/ram thanks brad. of course we'll keep you updated on any severe of course we'll keep you updated on any severe storms in the area. and we'll also updade you on any power outages. here's a look at mid americans outage map. so far about 16- hundred people are in the dark right now. and don't forget if you have any pictures of storm damage in the area -- share them with us. just use hashtag share it on five. jack: following other news in the metro -- west des moines police are asking for your help in a robbery. jack: reward for anyone out there with information leading to an arrest. i-wireless store on grand avenue october 24th. police say this woman is the robber. as heavy set and between 20 and 30 years old. if you have any information, contact polk county crime stoppers at 515- 223-1400. you can also submit your tip anonymously online. jack: in pleasantville, two arrest

he treated justin, amaya, damien and travion to dinner, movies and halloween candy at the monroe state patrol post followed by a sleep over. 1:03-1:05 "the whole purpose was to preserve their future holidays." giving them one more day... before their lives would change, forever. before their loss would become real. before their grandmother could travel from florida, to become their new guardian. voice of: stephanie oliver / grandmother 1:17-1:1:25 "he took care of my kids when they needed them. he was there for them, all the way. halloween they didn't even have a clue." 1:26-1:30 "they're great kids.hey're very smart. i want to see them continue to grow and prosper" >> that was valerie hoff reporting. bradley also started a gofundme page for funeral expenses so that crystal and donald can be buried in florida, where this may be our last day in the this may be our last day in the 70s for a while. hopefully you enjoyed it while you could. how cool is it going to get? ron's full forecast is coming up after the police have released the names of two people who died after the stolen car they

you were talking about century ling in monroe. since the end of the session in 2010, job creation is positive but when you get to alexandria and north to is zero. a key to address this is invest in the higher education around the state. >> jeremy, i have a lot of proposals on my website. our mari skare -- maritime sector it very important. i proposed structural reform so we would focus on ports, maritime and have leaders built into led and dot to help me do that. a subcabinet focused on growing those jobs. secondly, we need to be more addressing the burden of litigation. we need litigation reform because we are hurting because of abuse of lawsuits led by trial lawyers who are funding john bel edwards campaign. i have led reforms against that . there are a lot of other details in my plan. vitter.stion for mr. -- if you can't make those who protect those who protect our freedom part of your job plan what plan is it? >> i have a strong record in terms of supporting veterans. it often starts with individual cases, helping them get the

the storms right now, catalog down to monroe. it is now dry in the metro and it is going to stay that way. we are 61. ottumwa, 64. before the system arrived, we tied a record. 75 degrees, the record high back in 1909. 51 at 10:00 p.m.. a high only 54, but that is kevin: an urbandale man charged with molesting a girl in knoxville has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. radio station knia reports 64-year-old billy bruce junior pled guilty to lascivious acts with a child. in addition to the 6 years in prison, bruce was fined $1,000. and must be listed on the sex offender registry. stacey: the state auditor says the department of administrative services overpaid a top lawyer in governor branstad's administration. a lawyer that may also not have been qualified to hold the job. the auditor's report found former das chief counsel ryan lamb was overpaid $22,000. the audit found lamb was allowed to stay on the payroll while he was out-of-state for 4 months for military training. the report also noted lamb did not have the 5 years of expe

it's cold again, not quite as cold as last night, and you're looking at the 28-degree reading in monroe township. robert dubinsky, first chance to have you on. thank you to all my weather watchers for offering up the numbers. new york city, you have a clear sky out there. nice-looking view, there's no windchill. headlines looking like this basically we are weather problem free for the next 3 days. going be just fine for the balloon prep. if you're walking up around the museum of natural history. it's a mild thanksgiving. thanksgiving could have a little more cloud cover out there. i will talk about a holiday rain chance. anything, but we will address everything. temperature trends, it's like walking up steps. 46 for the high today. 53 tomorrow, and 59 on thanksgiving, and it's going to be warmer by the time you get to friday. vortex satellite and radar a couple of thin clouds out there, not precipitation baring, and they will clear out for tomorrow. this is your air mass that is moving in. will there be any problems looking ahead? let's take a peek. we go into the day on wednesday. big

an 8-inch pipe ruptured after midnight and these pictures are monroe street. flood. the water tonight has been restored. thanksgiving week a 24-inch main broke and a valve failed. the city says is focusing on updating theiging pipes. -- their aging pipes. they are renegotiating the contract. danger. a man rescued his disabled neighbor from a house fire. neighbor's home up in flames. trapped inside the house. he was asleep after taking seizure medication, he rushed in to action. >> heard the crash and the window breaking. >> pulled him out of the window. down to the ground. some other guy whisked him out. >> it could take up to a year to rebuild his home and the garage that burned. firefighters are investigating whether heat from a heat lamp fire. >>> arthur avenue in the bronx known for its italian favorites, well now controversy on the menu after the tree lighting ceremony is called off due to budget problems. cbs 2's hazel sanchez reports, people say the fight is not over. >> one thing you shouldn't mess with, tradition. the christmas tree lighting ceremony has bee

the back edge of this starting to clear monroe and knoxville. look at some of these rainfall amounts. 4/10 in the metro. over one inch in lamoni, 6/10 in ottumwa. a lot of locations got a whole lot of rain out there from the activity. the rain out to the west is going to try to pick it in their. this will move almost due north. snow will move in and then this front will move on through. we will have some much colder air moving in later in the week. the heaviest rain off to the east. we could see still a few more scattered showers this evening. sunshine early on wednesday and then some light showers that will not not too much. thursday, all sunshine. very windy day. this is our futurecast model. bringing in the snow mainly north of highway 20. could clip the metro friday afternoon before it calls out of the state. the potential for snow does exist throughout the northern rain mainly to the east tonight. tomorrow, 53. winds getting gusty out of the southwest. thursday, 46. i think recent -- having we could see some wind gusts around 45 miles per h

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>> reporter: early that saturday morning, steven peglow, a veteran homicide investigator with the monroecalled to the brockport campus. the cops there had a murder on their hands, a body they couldn't identify and a killer on the loose. >> everyone thought they knew what was going on, but nobody really did. and until you got there and started to put the pieces together, you didn't know. >> reporter: as he drove to the campus, investigator peglow reviewed the facts as he knew them, one young woman was dead, another was missing. >> what had been reported was that there was a young lady still alive and that needed help, right then that was, that was my priority in my mind on the way out there. >> were you thinking that clayton had taken alex and had hurt her but she was still alive? or that -- >> yeah. >> someone else may be involved in the whole thing? >> at that point, i was thinking that she was just with clayton and he had hurt her. >> so you're thinking we have to find her immediately. >> yes. >> reporter: but five counties away, a drama was unfolding that would break open this case. a

wind gusts of about 100 miles per hour blasted through monroe county, tearing apart several homes and equipment sheds. in des moines, a suspected tornado at the airport. in the southwest part of the city, we found dozens of downed trees today. the wind knocked a massive tree near sw 26th and watrous onto a garage with two cars inside. kurtis, you were tracking those storms. a number of tornadoes reported. kurtis: in des moines, it was an ef-0. four ef-1's. what is most impressive, there are still 11 possible tornadoes that need to be surveyed up in marshall county. southwestern jasper, north-central boat. adams county, taylor, wayne county. we will look at these and see if winds are slowly dying down. a breezy night across the state. this coming in from clearing lake. 9:00 a.m., 39. hour. clear skies at 6:00 p.m.. kevin: wednesday's wild weather day is a bit reminiscent of years ago. stacey: stratford residents remember the tornado that kevin: kcci's vanessa peng is there to show us how they're doing now. vanessa: even though a tornado destroyed a part of stratford 10 years ago, resid

here's breeing monroe, he's been be a nice addition for the bucks. evan turner is going to toss it up looking for the continuation, it goes in, and they didn't count it though. >> 29-9 >> turner gets the steal, gets the dunk, he finished with 11, isaiah thomas led the game with 20 points. celtics back at 500, of afternoon 9, 83 wins >> we had a chance to hear from the coaches first time since he was placed on injured reserve for josh mcdaniel's it's another challenge for him without one of his most dangerous weapons >> he continues to get better, i like his approach and his mentality and he has a maturity about himself that i really feel good about, and he'll have an opportunity to step in, and play a little bit more >> andrew luck going to to be out 2 to 6 weeks, he lacerated his kidney on this play against the broncos, he played the rest of the game, and he felt really sore on monday, and rex ryan wearing a clemson helmet, his son is a receiver, and they are ranked number one, and the bills aren't even number one in their own division, because >> i

a special thanks goes out to our former secretary john monroe and current secretary rachel kill shaw. they recognize the valor above the call of duty. it is nights like this that our city is reminded of important truths. police take guard to protect lives of independent. they take a noble profession where while others run from dangers, they run towards danger in protection of others. they put service above else everyday and they don't look to be applauded for their sacrifice. that's why tonight is so important. tonight we honor 16 san francisco heroes. 16 san francisco police officers who displayed extraordinary value -- valor, they acted decidesively with great courage and put themselves in harms way to protect the lives of others. tonight we recognize the acts of an officer who risked his life and showed bravery and courage in apprehending and disarming a suspect with a gun. we honor an officer who risks his life for others and we honor the officers who run into a burning building and we honor the officer who takes a knife from a man. we appreciate your service. most importantly, th

one of the hardest hit areas was monroe county. that's where we find kcci 8's rose heaphy. she joins us live on the phone with more. rose? reporter: i'm here. i spoke with the national weather service official and he says this was a confirmed tornado that went through here. he says they are trying to assess the situation to see if it was an ef1 or ef2 tornado. according to radar in the fight there were 100 mile-per-hour winds here yesterday. we spoke with a homeowner. i'm looking at the house right now. half the roof is just ripped off. the carport is flattened and meeting across the cars. the drain bin is distended. flattened by the storm and all the wind. basement. he said he did not sound like a he came back up and he just said he saw the daylight coming to thought. on 70, which goes through melrose, that is closed at 280. i'm told to the emergency management officials there are a couple of other homes that have been impacted by the storm. they will be out here serving the area for the rest of the day to see what the damage was. as far as i know that have not been any ma

that shooting happened behind me on monroe street. overnight detectives aread16- year-old and they are looking for another suspect. being rushed to an ambulance. detectives were in the bed-stuy neighborhood on sunday evening investigating a robbery related to an apartment scam involving craigslist. the detectives were leaving an apartment building, three suspects approached the detective holding a gun. the detective got out his weapon and shot the suspect. and the detectives recovered the suspect's gun. >> the guns found at the scene where the perpetrator dropped it. it appears to be a semiautomatic firearm. we don't know if it is -- real or fake. >> reporter: they have determined the weapon the 20- year-old was carrying was actually nothing more than a bg gun. but it certainly looked like the real deal. you can see in the picture. the search continues for the third suspect. reporting live, dray clark, abc 7 eyewitness news. >> dray, thank you. >>> 5:32. morning what caused a pit bull long island. the owner of the dog was arrested on

shaina: wednesday's storms hit melrose and -- in monroe county hard. kcci's rose heaphy reports the national weather service says a borderline ef2 tornado ripped right through the area. rose: bill took cover in his basement wednesday evening as a tornado ripped through his home. the national weather service confirmed a tornado landed near the appanoose county line. at 70 was closed down for most of the day and officials are >> i spotted the tornado and we went inside. rose: the hiltons are also recovering from the damage. with no one hurt, a remain optimistic. >> we have some really awesome neighbors and great people from southeast iowa that all came together last night. rose: finding the power to move on. >> we are eternally grateful, ashes into beauty. shaina: the families impacted did receive some red cross help. officials say s 70 did reopen at about 3:00 p.m. thursday. elizabeth: in des moines, a suspected tornado at the airport. in the southwest part of the city dozens of downed trees, some destroying buildings and cars. kcci's jason rantala expl

welton gaddy, the senior pastor of the north minister baptist church in monroe, louisiana.so president emeritus of the interfaith alliance. welcome. it's great to see you here. >> thank you, rachel. >> so the first political instinct in a weird moment like this, when a candidate is apparently turning his campaign to be based on something that is really truly factually inaccurate, the first political instinct is to wonder whether this hurts the candidate, whether this hurts that candidate's campaign. i want to ask you if you think there is a greater harm to this or this does something hurtful to the country. >> no, rachel, we've been together a lot of times, talked about a lot of things. i'm probably more sad tonight than i've ever been when you and i have talked. when truth is dispensable, democracy is in trouble. if we can't trust people running for the highest office in the land, then who can we trust? and what does that mean about moving forward? we're seeing both american values and religious values trampled on. we're having candidates and other politicians who are givi

police say cedric ross and giovanni monroe were armed with a gun and box cutter when they entered the apartment on academy street. two men were forced to the floor and robbed. two other suspects are charged with robbery conspiracy. the suspects van was spotted at the riviera motel where a gun and drugs were found, leading to the arrest. >> obviously there's been a lot of activity surrounding the riviera motel, it is very concerning to us based on the activities that have happened there in the past month and a half. we are working to help to clean reporter: the riviera motel is where 17-year-old eve tarmey died of a fentanyl overdose last month. and today the third person charged in connection to her death faced a judge. 31-year-old leslie eberly is charged with drug conspiracy for allegedly driving to massachusetts to buy heroin. she is also charged with supplying a codefendant with that fentanyl that police say he gave to tarmey, resulting in her deadly overdose. the two other people charged in this case are tarmey's mother and her mother's boyfriend. tom: lawmakers were back at work