moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.ur staff in a position where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now because

>>pam moore: u.s.ys today that airline's final flight took off all around trip journey between philadelphia and san francisco that a was 321 inmates trout to north carolina and san francisco for a return to philadelphia as the rest died early saturday morning the speechifies will fly on the the american airlines banner following the completion of the merger announced back in 2013 >>catherine heenan: this is after scaffolding suddenly collapsed today firefighters rescued six and the workers all the more expected to survive the scaffold and crumpled and fell living debris scattered along the city block to happen at a seven story building under construction this is right in the downtown area in fact not far from a may park home of the houston astros the area expected to be closed for several days as investigators try to figure out exactly how this happened soft >>pam moore: details are coming up ahead here is a look of the wind speeds a little breeze come in the east bay shoreline double-digit territory s

moore's abdomen.he quickly determines the blood is not significant. >> that's only a little bit of blood. i thought i was going to find a lot more. a little bit of blood in her abdomen didn't seem to be a problem. it seems to be mostly related to some resuscitation that she got while she was in the hospital. i kind of sat back and said wait a minute. this could be some type of aneurism that ruptured but quickly figured out it was a small amount of bleeding and there was a small injury to her liver which was cpr related. that was quickly ruled as being sort of an artifact of resuscitation as opposed to being related to her death. >> then the rest of the body is examined in the order in which dr. spitz always conducts these exams, organs removed, weighed, and dissected. and, finally, the head opened up. >> with a history of headaches you might expect some type of catastrophic bleed in the brain but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. >>> coming up next, this medical mystery is about to be solved. >

>>catherine heenan: >>pam moore: a man who was accused of approaching high school girls is taken into police custody police say he was spotted going of to and least half a dozen under age girls the evening everyone will join us live now from novato where that man was arrested. >>reporter: it's been on for three weeks us to the argentine they're all really forgot their parents but on the edge will now police say they have finally arrested a suspect in happen just a block away from this police station officers were actually responding to call about a fight and a local business and the officers patrol the area and found the man who matched the description of someone involved when those officers notice he also match the description the six teenage girls give about the incident led about high-school girls to complain the man approached the steve mills student to try to start a conversation with them and made them feel very uncomfortable police actually brought some of those girls out to the sidewalks and then they positively identified this guy as the one who didn't talk to misidentified t

. >> okay commissioner moore. >> i folds this project with great interests for quite sometime and has existing ideas and while i was really focusing other than the great ideas and the lady register i not recently heard how it is delivered and that is where my questions arose that's where why not community should be given additional time i could change my mind unless the authoritativeness and the elected in which the project is discussed to talk about it's physical qualities is gun thing but which united states fog go to the special district i think a larger weight on my responsibility to know what it is i'm that concludes my report and i perp do to the feel that i was given just rights amount of time because in begin meetings i had i didn't hear much and it was not the time to talk about how to be packaged maybe a normal approval processes, however, the extents i have to decide and support is it is more than i can do today as simple as that. >> excuse me. the member of the public that phone keeps gov. off turn it off that would be helpful. >> one of the people that was speaking about

baby moore has arrived! this is sawyer douglas moore... reporter stephanie moore and her husband ryan didn't find out the sex of the baby... they both thought it was a girl... so like the kiernan's... the moore's were a little shocked when they had a boy. sawyer was born just after ten o'clock last night he's seven pounds, 4 ounces. stephanie says everyone is healthy... happy... and overjoyed. you know little ones often get ear aches... doctors say it's that time of the year...when they'll be getting worse. mom@3:33"it was constantly being on medication, constantly getting called from daycare that he needs to be picked up." coming up...when its rights for a child to get tubes...and when you should wait. plus, it's a special wednesday edition of the "big game." next... what we can expect as norwalk takes on bondurant-farrar in it's time for high school football playoffs. that means we have a special wednesday big game. tonight we are keeping an eye on a lot of different central iowa match-ups. john sears is watching three-a action as norwal

>> i'm going to defer to kevin on that one, commissioner. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. there are several exhibits in the general plan that are essentially copies of regulatory maps and figures in the zoning code. so where those particular aspects of the project in terms of zoning and what the d for d expects there are companions in the general plan so you don't have a conflict to where we enable the zoning to enable the packing controls an zoning regulations contemplated while you are in conflict with the same graphic for the tower separation and the again plan. >> have you created the new tower separation and the diagram in the d for d? >> yes. they include for certain buildings and customized controls for the n 1 building around those topics. i'm sorry, the h 1, building. >> i for some reason must have missed identifying that. that is why i'm asking the question. i am very concerned that the rules as stand having created a successful city and to tear the two buildings of heights but they have same values. i would have major questions about why we are doing that. >> i

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these things are heavy, and they've got to be moored securely.ground station itself. it could break from the nose of the aircraft. and there's only one of the cables attaching to the -- at least ours. i'm talking about my personal experience. there was one cable attached to the nose muh the aircraft, and it would float based on how far -- how much you reeled it in or how much cable you gave it. so all of those things are factors, and that cable that's holding this thing, which appears to be bigger than the ones we used. probably by twice the size. it's got to be pretty heavy. and again, you're right, it's going to short out electrical cables as it travels over, if it's dragging that cable. it could cause damage because it is a very heavy cable. but the thing that really concerns me more than anything, even though power is out to quite a few people, is the aircraft that might come into this air space. that's what the f-16s are doing, just clearing the air corridors around there as david soocy said. >> got it. so important to have the f-16s scramb

wes moore. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> first, i just wanted to start and say how humble i am to sit next to my man faraji right here. i'm not only an avid listener, supporter and foarl, i'm a grateful beneficiary of the work you have consistently done for this city, so thank you so much for your commitment to this city and to all of our lives. ms. . >> thank you. >> also, i'd be remiss if i didn't give a special shoutout to the person who didn't just gave me -- who not just gave birth, but gave me life in every definition of the world, and that's my mom who's near the front row. >> go ahead. [applause] >> and to all of you for coming out here. this is a, it's a very important time, and it's a very powerful point in the history of not just our city for all of us baltimoreans, but even from folks who have come from around the country and around the world to where we all are collectively as a society, about the conversations that we're trying to have, about the impact that we're trying to

one serina moore had a friend that survived.his story. >> reporter: bullet is a surviv survivor, he has witnessed the cruelty of humans firsthand. he belonged to serena moore and laid docile by her side. >> he knows she ain't coming home because he was there when the fatal day happened. >> reporter: that fatal day, nine people were gunned down inside umpqua community college. bullet was there right next to moore who was in a wheelchair when the gunman showed no mercy and shot her at she tried to obey his orders. a day after the massacre, deputies brought bullet home to moore's fiancee. >> he's been acting really droopy. he goes to the door and lays down because he's used to going in the room and sleeping with her. >> reporter: the couple got bullet about seven months ago named by the previous owner, they had no idea a bullet would end moore's life. >> he was her world. he was not only her dog, her best friend besides me. >> reporter: and who trained him to be a service dog? >> she did herself. >> reporter: even suffering from ex

steve moore, i want you to weigh in on this too. this is what bank employees and insiders have told me. they seem like the department of justice has in their budgets a line item bank settlements, you know, what i mean? >> it's absolutely true. they're treating them now like piggy banks and the reason banks were reluctant to resist is they know regular calculators put them down and put the management out in the snap of a finger and the states are getting on this too, state's attorney general are coming in and trying to shake down banks for these crazy charges. you take bank of america perform they're asked to take over countrywide and that has gotten them tens of billions of in fines. liz: steve moore, is there a market cap where the market, the people out there in consumer land say you know $5 is the limit for me. i ain't doing that anymore. what do you think? >> for the first time when i saw that $5 charge for -- to get $60 on it, i said, no, i'm going to go somewhere else. liz: i'm going to go buy starbucks. >> very clear. when yo

moore is in the polk county jail. wet roads may be to blame for a serious crash near union park this evening. police say a driver lost control of the car, slid off the road, rescue crews used the jaws of life to pull the two teenagers out of the car. paramedics took one teen to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the other person was ok. another poll shows ben carson is overtaking donald trump as the republican frontrunner in iowa. a des moines register-bloomberg poll shows carson pulling in 28-percent of the support of likely republican caucus goers. that's nine points ahead of donald trump.... who has dropped to 19- percent. a quinnipiac university poll gave carson an eight point lead over trump... carson says people are getting on board with his message... i'm gratified by the fact that so many people are, are really paying attention to what i'm saying because none of the things that i'm saying are, are wild crazy things. they are very logical things and if people really sat down and thought about them

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john moore is being held on $10,000 bond in the polk county jail. he is charged with willful injury causing bodily injury. more charges are possible. live in studio, mark tauscheck, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: new at 10:00, a marshalltown man is behind bars tonight, charged in an august sexual assault of a juvenile female. police arrested and charged 25-year-old victor angel-garcia with first degree kidnapping, second degree sexual abuse, and first degree harassment. the assault happened august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attending a reception there. he's currently being held in the marshall county jail on a $100,000 cash bond. steve: right now, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere makes landfall tonight along mexico's southwestern pacific coast. hurricane patricia roared ashore as a rare and dangerous category 5 storm. it packed sustained winds of 165 miles per hour as it came and crashed into the shore. adrienne: mexican officials are calling hurricane patricia a perf

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is it julia robe nicole kidman or julianne moore? >> julianne moore. >> pam:next on kron-4 news at eight: >> pam:months after her teenage son was shot to death near school the mom of murdered vallejo student talks about the change she's demanding. >> pam:it's an interview you'll see only on kron-4. an east bay city tackling a simmering feud between neighbors over a halloween haunt. >> pam:i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. your 24/7 destination for entertainment news. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> time to give you the answer to tonight's "e.t." birt which oscar winner turned down the sharon stone role in "basic instinct"? we were both wrong. it was julia roberts who turned 48 today. i picked nicole kidman. >> i picked julianne m let's keep moving. we're helping " magazine count down to its sexiest man alive issue. will be revealed on december 17th. this week we're looking back to 2005 when matthew mcconaughey was on the cover. he says about the honor. remember, it's like being president, once you're out of

ashley webster and steve moore back with me.ley, this is interesting here because this is a company you think of primarily as domestic, real barometer for overall u.s. economy. it has international play. that is what it is feeling. >> it has a huge international play, trish. 6200, retail units around the world. about 90% of them by the way don't operate under name walmart. make no mistake it all comes back to the company in arkansas, when we have strong dollar that hit canning significant. i was looking at back numbers on walmart before the latest report. it says that the strong dollar earlier this year shaved 4 cents off earnings and eps and sales growth slipped from 4 1/2% down to 0.6% all because the u.s. dollar is so strong. when you convert i had back after you make sales overseas it takes a bite out of the bottom line. trish: the other thing going on, let's not forget, steve moore, walmart came out a while ago said it would up wages and it seemed to do this perhaps in response to political pressure walmart needed to pay mo

wes moore. [applause]. >> in that passage come it's loaded with so much, but for those who may not truly see your understand what is the work, because if you are working in community development, social entre nous ship justice, we get into this kind of a vocabulary of i'm doing the work and it's interesting. and i love the title of the book , but it can be very generic, ambiguous and very abstract for a lot of people, so how would you define the work? >> so, one thing i say about writing and i will show how that leads back to the title is i'm not really a writer like that. i am more of a quantitative mind and a qualitative my. like i like numbers and data and all that kind of stuff and a quick two-story my mom when i was first writing my first book, the other westmore, my mom called me up and she is like hey, how's the writing going and i'm like it's going well and she was like a lot of writers use ghost writers. [laughter] >> i'm like mom, what you saying and she's like i'm not saying anything

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. >> reporter: irene moore's only son 25-year-old detective brian moore was gunned down by a career criminal suspect last may. she has remained behind the headlines of that nightmare choosing to grieve privately until this week, when the fourth nypd cop killed in 10 months was buried. >> it was a very difficult thing to have to go to another one, especially so soon after my son. it was just actually me holding them and them holding me. >> reporter: irene moore will no longer stand by silently. she thinks the city can do the street and the men and women in blue. >> i remain hopeful that something will be done so that none of our sons lost their lives in vain because you know what i'm not going to let that happen. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00, moore will share her personal plans for change. on long island, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> and mrs. moore says she came to cbs 2 because she thinks the city can be stronger and safer. >>> campaign 2016. the biggest loser of wednesday's presidential debate was nbc. the republican national committee is blocking nbc's news division from hosting a sec

brian moore, nbc news, washington. >> it's not going to get any easier. we want to remind you of our facebook chat that's going on right now. you can go to our nbc washington page to talk about preventing bullying, kristen churchill is leading the discussion and an expert from child trends and a non-profit center that focuses on kids' well-being and they have great ideas on how you can spot bullying and prevent it. nbc 4 wants to promote a culture of kindness using the ha#bekind >>> a landmark is closed for good. for 42 years paul and nancy craven operated this nursery. however, with paul's health declining the couple decided earlier this year to sell. paul has since died. a developer now plans to build 14 homes on the site. >> we've had a lot of customers come by and call and say they really enjoyed dealing with craven's nursery, and they enjoyed the walking through the property and looking at the beautiful plants and they're going to miss us. so we'll miss them, too. >> the nursery donated its remaining merchandise to fairfax county public schools. >>>

and 21-year-old sarah moore are in jail tonight. investigators say they were responsible for a series of break ins and burglaries over the past two months. police say the two stole things like jewelry and tv's and then exchanged them for cash at local pawn shops. investigators say they eventually linked the moores to the burglaries and then took them into custody. >>> coming up right now, getting results on a dangerous intersection in rural gloucester county, new jersey. we told you monday about the meeting of county route 602 and 551 in woolwich township. local moms told us the intersection is the scene of numerous crashes and they blame insufficient traffic signaling. our bruce gordon is live in the newsroom with some new information that may make things a little safer. bruce, you've been working on this for while. >> reporter: make something calls. my call to gloucester county authorities has been returned with an explanation and a promise. county public information officer says federal crash data from the site where one directio

programs..cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live right now from city high to explain where the money is going. this grant will go to three middle schools and three h hh schools in the iowa city district.officials say it will fund programs in the classroom and outside of school too. too.today we visited a principles of engineering class. it's one placacwhere an $8500 dollar grant from verizon can make a difference teaching science, technology, engineering and math.teachers say this can help with project based, hands on learning.some students take that a step further... transferring what theyeylearn in the classroom to compete with a real robot they design and build.the verizon grant has more than doubled what the robotics program has to buy things like software and parts in their second season. vicky pedersen, mama and engineering teacher05:18:23 moving forward we are going to need people that are problem solvers, people that are creative thinkers, people that can work within a team, people adversity.school officials say that money hasaslready purchased things for the roboti

the michael moore if >> the michael moore, who donald trump now is sending like a left wing michael moore waco. this is just wrong. you can have honest differences with president bush. on 9/11, he had no warning whatsoever. and he did unite the country afterwards. i lost many constituents on that day. if i thought that president bush had any responsibility for that, i would be the first to talk about it. but after 9/11, when others lost their nerve, president bush not only united the country, he united law enforcement, the intelligence agent scieagencies brought the country together as far as fighting terrorism with a united voice. the fact is, we have an anti-terrorist infrastructure in place that's prevented any massive attack against the united states. >> president bush has been praised for uniting the country after 9/11, that moment with the mega phone lives on in the memories of a lot of the victims as a healing moment. donald trump has gotten in trouble because on the an ver anniversary on september 11, 2013, he sent out a tweet talking about the anniversary and the haters and loser

moore said the man asked people to stand up and state their religion. and that then he began firing. ms. moore said he was on the floor or that she was on the floor with people who had just been shot. we do not know the death toll. we know that the sheriff of the local county clearly two and a half hours after the shooting began, came to the microphones and said he could not tell us how many people were dead. could not tell us in how many classrooms the shooting happened. could not tell us in how many buildings they went down. could not tell us the number of injured. but the governor of oregon has now told us the gunman was 20 years old. and authorities have explained, including, including the attorney general of the state, saying 13 people are dead. and officials say the shooter was shot and killed by police as well. after the now we know 20-year-old gunman opened fire at umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. we've been saying roseburg, it's roseburg. officials say the gunman was a 20-year-old man. we don't know his ties, but we understand some

country.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live right now in the newsroom with the details. today i visited the clear eek amana school district.i talked with the principal and a a acher about what tiffin elementary school is doing to keep improving. improving.in its first year, tiffin elemenary has about 350 kids and 50 fourth graders.the clear creek amana district has programs to support students all levels.there are teachers who give extra help to students who are behind, teachers who supplement kids who are ahead and even teachers for their teachers. the school's principal took a look at the new numbers from ththnation's repept card and says iowa schools are moving in the right direction, but want to continue to improve. 14:16:40 we've been working really hard to improve on that and continually putting in new supports in all of our schools to make that gap...put iowa back on top. top.we have the national report card data on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com if you would like to learnrnmoror about how iowa ranks.mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. thank you mellaney, molding students

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covering the corridor in university heights, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. new tonight at five, a man who is suing the waterloo police department is now in jail. jail.jovan webb is facing multiple charges from a shooting at the new world lounge two in waterloo in april. april.police say an sergeant approached webb outside the - hitting the sergeant several times.the sergeant dove away from the car - and other officers say it appeared he was being dragged by webb.two officers fired shots at webb as he drove away.webb has since sued the department saying he was trying to get away from a plainclothes officer because he didn't know him.all of the officers have been c cared of wrongdoing. the waterloo police department is mourning the loss of a fellow officer tonight. officer adam liddle died suddenly yesterday from a quote "unknownwnmedical trauma." the three year veteran had worked a shift the day before his death.his day will be reviewed to see if it meets criteria outlined in the hometown heroes act as a line of duty death. officer liddle leaves behind a wife

chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

moore is being held in the polk county jail. a member of the iowa board of regents is calling for changes after the hiring of university of iowa's new president. webster city doctor subhash sahai says he is upset and angry over how the search for bruce harreld was conducted. sahai says the next time he wants more information about the candidates. he says his biggest gripe is with some controversial private meetings held between harreld and 5 board members. >> i was unhappy that there were meetings held and that we were not apprised of that. right, the four members were left out of it. alyx: sahai says he sticks by his yes vote as a board member and he hopes that harreld will do his job well and takes what -- hopes he will do his job well. 25-year-old victor , angel-garcia with first degree kidnapping, 2nd degree sexual abuse and 1st degree harassment. the assault happened august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attending a reception. he's currently being held in the marshall county jail on a $

the jlens was moored. it was operating at approximately 6,600 feet when it broke free. and subsequently climbed to about 15,000 feet which it maintained while we were monitoring it and prior to it beginning to deflate and land in montour county. >> was the cause of this human error or something sinister? or was it simply something else? >> i certainly wouldn't speculat speculate on that, wolf. i think we're going to be investigating this thoroughly. in the meantime there's a second aerostat associated with this system which will be grounded conducted. but at this point we don't know why it detached. and we're going to have to investigate it. >> has this ever happened before with one of these blimps? >> it has not not with the jlens system. this has not happened before in the history of this system. >> it's a really sophisticated system with all sorts of heavy surveillance equipment inside. first of all, give us a rough estimate how much does one of these costs? >> i don't have the exact figure of the cost, wolf, but i would say it is definitely a sophisticated system. i

chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

moore is being held in the polk county jail. a member of the iowa board of regents is calling for changes after the hiring of university of iowa's new president. webster city doctor subhash sahai says he is upset and angry over how the search for bruce harreld was conducted. sahai says the next time he wants more information about the candidates. he says his biggest gripe is with some controversial private meetings held between harreld and 5 board members. >> i was unhappy that there were meetings held and that we were not apprised of that. right, the four members were left out of it. alyx: sahai says he sticks by his yes vote as a board member and he hopes that harreld will do his job well and takes what he calls, a black cloud off of the board. a marshalltown man is behind sexual assault of a juvenile female. police arrested and charged 25-year-old victor kidnapping, 2nd degree sexual abuse and 1st degree harassment. the assault happened back on august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attend

months.as cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains... not all the pieces have come together yet for the project to move forward. there is no doubt about it, it's getting colder outside. the building that housed a temporary shelter last year is unavailable....so now organizers need a new space. space.124 different homeless people stayed overnight at the temporary shelter in ten weeks. it kept them from frostbite and life threatening cold even if they were under the influence.the shelter house is trying to get the program going again and thinks they'll be able to fund it. mark sertterh, shelter house operations director14:58:28 we are hoping to do this project this winter. right now the hinges on us finding a property and a building to do the project at. at.coming up on the cbs 2 news at six, we'll tell you how you can help find the right location for the new shelter. covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore. cbs 2 news live at five. a cedar falls woman is dead after being hit by a car early this morning. cedar falls police say 5

covering the corridor in cedar rapids, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. do you know somebody who needs a new car? how'd you like to be able to give a deserving person a car - for just one dollar? it can happen! happen!cbs 2 news reporter joy howe is here to tell us how. anderson automotive in marion is once again rolling out its program called "wheels to prosper." so think about who you know, who deserves and really needs a new car - and we'll show you how you can help them get it. ((nats in garage))at anderson automotive in marion((nats)) they like to fix things. we really enjoy helping people out.make them run smoothly again. i mean, that's just like repairing people's cars here, trying to be as honest as we can this, is a car, that's part of a program. wheels to prosper has been a really good thing jim started to kind of help people out and kind of give back 11.33.42.06 each year, jim anderson, his wife terri and their whole crew get together for "wheels to prosper." they take a car, fix it up, and give it away for just one dollar. in the past, it's be

carl riccadonna is with us today, and also kate moore.f the nation -- here is the 10 year moving average. we are down 39% in our nominal gdp in 2006 before the crisis, and we have gone whammo on nominal gdp during we begin with carl riccadonna and kate moore. does anybody at the fair -- at the fed care about the animal spirit of the country echo carl: absolutely. we see the growth heads downshift. the question is whether that is a new normal or a long and enduring hangover after the financial crisis. i believe it is the latter, but animal cares about the spirits because this is relevant in two regards. employers are cautious after the events of late summer, reining in the pace of hiring. that is a ticking time bomb for other parts of the economy. households are registering the downshift in hiring, and they have reduced animal spirits as reflected in the latest consumer confidence report yesterday and also in the latest retail sales results. tom: kate moore, i learned in a finance book that nominal gdp directly affect equity prices. do we

moore has been suspended on two different occasions by department. one of those suspensions was also for falling asleep on the job. moore is now on paid leave from >>> this morning, a registered sex offender denies approaching a young girl at a local book store. it -- book store. it happened last month at the manchester book store. fox25 spoke with the girl's father off camera to probingt it the girl's identity. he called 911 after an uncomfortable conversation about his 6-year-old daughter with james sorenson. >> he checked her up and down with his eyes. there is no other way to explain.tampa he said you are here with the pretty girl. i said yes, i am. >>julie: sorenson didn't want to go on camera but he told fox25 that the incident cost him his job. sorenson did admit to police that he called the girl pretty. he previously did time for sexually assaulting a child under 13. he has not been charged in this incident. >>> this morning brockton police have a good idea who was involved in a gunfight in a local neighborhood. witness say nearly 15 shots we

channel 13's stephanie moore takes a look at the set-up and the security inside hy-vee hall. setting up an event for 6,000 of your closest friends is no easy task... 'its a lot of work going back and forth with the iowa democratic party, working on the floor plan, how many seats we need available for each campaigns guests, how many rounds we need to put out for the dinner. set for the jefferson jackson dinner started yesterday and the staff at the iowa events center hopes to have everything ready tonight. the event is one of the largest dinners event that requires the event staff to work directly with the secret service to make sure everything runs smoothly... 'were following the lead given to us by handle their police needs and well supplement with t-shirt security. the event is something the iowa democratic party has been preparing for, for months... 'theres been a lot of work put into this.' press secretary josh levitt says only having three candidates instead of a bigger crowd is an advantage for iowa democrats... 'by having three candidates tomorrow night front and cente

verizon.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us frfr city high school to explain where the money is going. this grant will go to three middle hools and three high schools in the iowa city district.officials say it will fund ograms in the classroom and outside of school too. too. senior elke ndschitl won't sum up her time learning about science at city high.she wants to study it in college. college.i really like math and i feel like science uses math like, practically.y.this class is principles of engineering.... engineering.......it's one place where an $8500 dollar grant from verizon can make a difference tehing science, technology, engineering and math. math. it gives them an opportunity to see their math and their science applied in a hands-on setting.some students take it a step further... transferring what they learn in the classroom to compete with a real robototthey design and build. build. moving forward we are going to need people that are problem solvers, people that are creative thinkers, people that can work within a team, people that can handle adversity.the verizon

ballot.cbs 2 ns reporter mellaney moore is live at the ladd library in southwest cedar rapidsmellaney. library staff will be meeting with the community tonight and tomorrow.they say it's an opportunity to ask questions and learn what could happen if the levy passes and if it doesn.t doesn.tright now the cedar rapids owntown and l ld librarieoperate on a 6.8 million dollar budget.staff say this levy would help maintain urrent funding levels, after losing a ouple other soues they've been using since the flood.for the average 150 thousand dollar tax would be about 23 dollars a year.staff say that 1.5 million dollarsould help maintain library operations. otherwise, th locations may haveo cle one day of the week. "this is the only way in the state of ioiohat a public library has to get direct funding that will help us fix that gap to maintain current levels of seice and operation." operation."if approved, the tax would stt july first 2016.there is anototr eting at the downtown library tomorrow from 4-6.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. next at six, snow in

commissioner president fong commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards well expect commissioner wu to be absent commissioners, the first item on your agenda is consideration of items for continuance item 1 harrison street conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance until october 8, 2015, and further commissioners under our regular calendar redefining formula retail use is proposed until november 19, 2015, i have no speaker cards any public comment on the two items proposed for continuance not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini before i hopeful for the continuance up wanted to note 1532 did we originally continue this. >> we continued it because of the late hour on the 17 to the first, the project sponsor is asking for one more week. >> that being said i propose to continue item one until october 8th and 10 to october 19th a thank you commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners,

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but as cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains explainsr one shelter - there's more than money standing in the way. there is no doubt about it, it's getting colder outside. the building that housed a temporary shelter last year is unavailable....so now organizers need a new space. space. the shelter house in iowa city needs more than their 70 beds on winter's coldest nights. last year...the shelter tried out a new program.14:56:40 the temporary shelter was a shelter that opened upbetween 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. and there were 124 unique shelter.area homelesespeople could come to get warm... even while under the influence. 14:56:56 the mission of that was, is to get people out of the cold in the winter so that pecple didn't have to experience the winter conditions and not have to deal with things such as frostbite and even death.the shelter house is trying to get the program going again and thinks they'll be able to fund it.the johnson county board of supervisors set aside $15,000 because they say people dying in the cold is unacceptable. rod sullivan, johnso