riley moss, your response to that?oesn'ttunately, glenn know one way or the other the extent to which the leaks by mr. snowden compromised vital intelligence operations that could have detected these things. let's be clear, neither trevor nor i nor anyone on this program knows those pacified details because they are classified. -- knows those classified. knowiduals and congress the details. we do know the various programs were compromised. of course everyone knew nsa spied on people will for edward snowden. but snowden show the vast extent of how much they have been able to do. he revealed which particular applications of software programs nsa have been able to hack into an intercept. he gave a playbook, essentially, of here is what we have cracked and what we have not cracked, by all means, all of our adversaries, take note of this. you may have noticed use encryption, but now you know which methods we have beaten and which ones we haven't. please, by all means, use that to your vantage now and cut off whichever means

two-run homer brandon moss. jim: moss after getting the day off yesterday has really responded. he had been 1-41. tonight single, walk and now his 26th home run of the year. that is the mercedes benz drive of the game. tremendous power. cardinals club continues to rely on the long ball. they have got a couple in the batting order tonight. moss in the seventh hole and diaz also went deep back in the second. he is the eighth place hitter. len: so, all four of their runs outside on diaz. next hitter o hazelbaker. so, alex reyes has one major league win. it came against the cubs at wrigley field. he's got a chance to beet them again. crazy line for him. 4.1, one hit, no runs, six walks. reyes. 2-2 on diaz. hammel will field. and the ball gets past rizzo. diaz is aboard. jim: chopped right off at home plate and hammel had to rush that throw. diaz would have beaten the play anyway. get a better look here perhaps. len: i think he would have been out with an accurate throw. jim: tough job for rizzo reaching into the path of the base runner. will be it for hammel. i think they gave diaz

curtis moss is sng his brother, steven moss, [nartor] ts is justice with judge mablean. mr. moss claims he had a friend transfer money into his brother's bank account. however, his brother refuses to give him the money. mr. moss claims his brother owes him from a past debt so the money is ritfully his

. >> you will need live moss. >> you can use the same moss that you will use for orchids if you grow them. you will soak that overnight so it gets moisture. >> take spotted fern and shake off some of the dirt. >> but you're going to want to soak that and you just wash it in some water and you can see it some of the dirt comes off. you don't have a lot of dirt. >> take a handful of moss and wring it out and place it on amount that you can find in all shapes and sizes. >> we will start to mount it and you can see the ferns over top of it. >> and you will use fishing line to mound the fern. get out the staple gup. >> you want to make sure that line is underneath and then just staple it in. >> and keep winding the fishing line around your fern and staple it anyway. you will repeat and again until your fern is secure on the mound. about 8 to 10 times. hide your line with a little extra moss and watch it grow. >> this brown will grow over top of it and you will get new ones and that will hide the line and staples and the green will grow up and out. if anything, you might need to move it to

work people did to try and protect their houses, but the water still got in storm track 7's lauren moss speaking with the governor today- she joins us now with more, lauren governor branstad staying optimistic saying he is very was.. thankfully the damage is no where near what it was in oh 8. still many homes are dealing with flooding..the governor getting a good look this afternoon. benton county emergency managment says about 30 homes in the area are damaged..and now it's clean up time. one woman invited me inside her home..her basement is filled with water. like others, she lost everything in oh eight..and she is heartbroken her familys going through it again.just 8 years later. the governsa this is one of 21 counties now would expect once the assesment has been done that we will be requesting a presidential disaster designation as well. you can see the hesco barriers are still standing strong- the governor says he believes they kept much of the community safe. the town is looking for volunteers to help with the 2-11 we've got you covered - live in the newsroom, lauren moss, kwwl new

(marc laughs) hickory moss. (marc laughs) it's pretty good. you mentioned prepping and doing that kind of stuff. can we take a look at that? - absolutely. - we gotta give away some secrets maybe, i'm afraid. is that ok? - that's fine. - [david] ok, here we go. i feel like a pig fighter. (marc laughs) ol?! there it is, so these are the ribs, baby backs? - [marc] yeah, these are baby back loin. after they get broken down, they get rubbed down. - [david] oh! - [marc] they come looking like that. i put 13 different herbs and spices on 'em, and let 'em sit typically overnight in the rub. it almost becomes a marinade. - those back there, do you tear that little piece of film off the back? - i pull the membrane off, yeah. enetrate the meat. it moistens it up and breaks it down more. - could you show us how to do that? - absolutely. - this is the secret we're gonna learn. this is the kitchen, this is where it goes down, and you're gonna show us the big secret to get this off. this is how the sauce fits in, right? - [marc] yeah, and sometimes it's a li

rick moss would know... rm 'lovely people here, friendly people, accepting people.' this north carolina t-shirt vendor has been to more than 30 trump rallies biggest seller by far is this black, 'hillary for prison' shirt. it was created in response to clintons e-mail scandal. even though she was never criminally charged, moss says he sells several hundred at each stop. moss says hes a democrat - but hes switching sides this election for one reason: rm 'ive got a daughter in college and i want her to have a job when she graduates.' but its not just supporters among the crowd... 'hey trump, lets be clear... racists are not welcome here.' outside the expo center... a handful of protesters. have had that tone. hes been reluctant to face up to that.' we spoke with about a half dozen trump supporters on camera right after the speech... well share their reaction with you coming up tonight at 10. reporting live in waukesha, bl, fox6 news. ted thank bret and to watch an extendedc now dot com and the fox6 news app. you can also share your thoughts on the rally -- by joining t

you can have it in an outdoor need live moss. >> or use the same moss that you will use for orchards. >> reporter: and next shake e rt. >> but soak that and just wash it in just water. and you can e the rt mes off. you don't to have a lot of dirt. >> reporter: next take moss, ring it out and place irrelevant on the mount that you can find sizes at the local craft store. >> we start to mount it on there. and you can see they cover over the top of it. >> reporter: and next you will use fishing line. so get out the staple gun. >> make sure that the line is underneath and then just staple it right in. >> reporter: and just keep winding the fishing line around the fern and staple again. you will repeat the step again and again until your fern is secure on the mound. get new ones and that will tide cline the staples and -- will hide the line and the staples. anything, you might need to move to it a larger plaque. >> reporter: when you're done hang them on the wall. and until next week, happy pinning. gayle guyardo, nos eight. >> neat head over to gayle's pinterest page. >>> hanging plants f

in oakland we have on harrison and moss police activity, atmos avenue at harrison and this is about a block away from 580 near macarthur and harrison. there is a gas station there and at the block there are a lot of apartment buildings. whatever is going on may be blocking harrison street coming down to the freeway. we will let you know more. at the bay bridge the traffic is moving along well and no major problems. onto 80 commute it does not look bad and traffic is moving along well. you want to mention the traffic over the past is off to a good start. let's get back to the desperate >>> two young sisters were killed when their mother's car ran off the road and landed in the petaluma river. the crash is similar to one in general last week. yesterday morning the car went off petaluma boulevard. the chp says the mother did not have a drivers license. >>> hours after it clipped in to the petaluma river and was pulled onto the street. water pouring from it9-year-old delilah gonzales and her sister sayra, 7, had been pelted into their seats with their mom behind the wheel. the crash may h

tonight brian moss reports on more dead voters, some who cast ballots long after their deaths. here's a preview of tonight's story. >> reporter: cross referencing voter registrations with death indexes we found dozens coloradans still eligible to vote and some casting ballots long after their demise. >> it does dill dilute your vote. >> how can people die and vote months later? just ask this man how much a difference it can make. >> a couple votes can swing an election. it certainly happened in mine. at 10:00. >>> a centennial man is now set to be arraigned. there's been a lot of questions about the mental health of kevin lions after his out burs in court. last month he was deemed kofrpt tent to stand trial. he shot his wife and two neighbors. one of the victims was dr. kenneth atkinson who died. >>> friends and families of a high school track star in broomfield this morning. brandon reece died lats week after collapsing in a cross country meet. the people of peak to peak charter high school say he represented the best. services at 10:30. >>> protests marched through the street

. >>> let's check in with mike moss for the weather glare thanks, l,yla. a quick look at temperatures across the region. a range from north to south thanks to a front that's over central and southern parts of the viewing area. we've got 64 at rocksboro and south hills, 71 in raleigh. about 74 degrees from goldsboro down to fayetteville and clinton. you can kind of see some bands of clouds associated with that front, some showers to the east yesterday and to the southeast this with that. back over to the triangle area, we're seeing a mix of clouds and sun. we'll go through the day that way with a temperature around 80 at lunch time. should reach a high around 86 by 3 or 4 this afternoon. maybe a storm or two south of fayetteville or goldsboro. this evening, down to 77 with partly cloudy skies at 8 p.m. . >>> over to brian with a hook at traffic. >> a number of our freeways in the area not so free. pretty clogged, especially the durham freeway. alexander. looks pretty food there. but as you head on up the road to ellis and manam, this is where you'll start s

surrogate to have her baby bu whenen she becomes obsessed wit them face take a dangerous turn david moss talk to most chestnut and regina hall about how the on-screen chemistry translates come expecting a baby through a surrogate until her husbandc morris chestnut falls beneath the surrogates spell, that have worked together the past in the best man moviesin their relationship you might say is thankful. the movie is more serious, the circuit who carries the baby said a lot thank you because a lot of people know about this issue,, then tried to select a surrogate and cannot find the right one so it is a problem, i is an issue today and i think that a lot of people can relat to this.a it was emotionally draining, especially for me, who was happy on set because i do a lot of comedy it was emotionall taxingti to be in this state of uncomfortable. to be frightene or unhappy, we had a moment in our marriage. >> will he is alive and to think that he should have known about this ore a asked some lawyer screens klansman david moss fox 8 news cleveland. >> sunday marking 50 years sinc we have had

just, and mechanic resurrection, david moss fox 8 auction nasa, senior financial plannerer from szarka financial is here too talk abou a windfall for divorced spouses the great thing is we know how the voices can be so its not like you're taking away somethingc of theirsso >> one the greatest threats of return security along with prolonged illness as divorce an one of the least knownwn benefits of social security is that you can collect on your ex-spouse's record under certain circumstances even if divorced . , and also he had to be married for a to.tain amount of time >> yes, you both had to be 62 and the marriage lasted a least ten years, for example, cases where the person was married nine years 11 months and no dice, it has to be ten consecutive years, some people, who have remarried the same personop it has to be ten count. does that person have to have put money into social security?t yes, your divorced benefits had to be greater than your own it has half of their full benefit, in general that's how it works. if you file when you are 66 or olderer you get half of your ex-spouse i

. >> sophisticated computer technology that allows specialists at moss rehab to analyze movement. >>e are muscles. do you see muscles running. >> reporter: this doctor the chief medical officer at the moss says that this gated motion analysis lets him monitor how patients are progressing through rehabilitation. >> that allows us to figure out are the muscles working correctly or are they turning on and off. >> reporter: he ace pioneer in the world of amputation rehab and prosthetics. >> little tips in my hooks give me precision. >> okay. >> i could take one single hair, and pull that out. >> reporter: he has a unique perspective being an amputee himself. he lost his hand in a burn that happened in medical school. chemicals had been mislabeled. >> at that point i thought would i not continue in medicine. >> reporter: he did and is now helping others who lost limbs with refine prosthetics. >> patients can do many more things that they were not able to to before this gripper for example has he six times more strength than what i'm wearing. >> reporter: from strength to aesthetics real l

she plays the bad girl and when the bough breaks, david moss fox 8 news cleveland. giving birth on an airplane may notth sound like the perfec situation but it is going to work out in the long run becaus he will get at free flights for life, a mother gave birth to a baby boy on buraq air, the deliver the child and gave the baby free flights for life, do not hurt that the mother named the baby after the pilot, earlier this month a mother gav birth to a girl on a flightnt f dubai to manila receiving a million air miles as a gift fro .he airline >> wait in line at the supermarket can be a painful experience and often timesu shoppers will scout out the shortest line to speed things u at as mac king reports and longer life maybe the way in the martin williams on third avenue thursday as cashiers waited for customers, half hour later the customers waited for the cashiers worsen those ready to check out perfor a calculation to determine whic line is quickest. how one limberios compared to another depends on a long list of variables, who is waiting, who is serving what they

i am david moss. on the menu today, reese witherspoon is talking turkey for the holiday.y. >> my girlfriend he was in the other room gave me a recipe for thanksgiving and it's good for this most to you and i always making the turkey and focusing if you just cover the whole turkeyt or anythingey cook at the same amount of time it gets all crispy and the armymy then you pull off the bacon it is all golden so good. >> everything isd. better with bacon ite started with a 7-pound bone in breast season with salt and pepper stuffed with onion and garlic. a dry rub of choice pepper but most importantly the bacon.i it's up to 325-degree oven for two and a half hours. th >> man, we were packed with good food today.y. coming up tomorr, guess what ?- greg fitzsimmons he will be live he will bring the house down. >> and we are off to the movies when the ball breaks regina hall. morris chestnut. one of those things where a circuit mom >> i did see previews for that it is scary. >> on friday a season on sale show. w

you had zack moss a true freshman. completion from troy williams. phillips, who welcomed his second son a day ago if me kyle whittingham. and they win the game. they can build on that the rest of the year. >> gus: all right. the final score 20-19. utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma eastern on fox. that wraps it up from here in salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. most of the night. just after 5:00 this evening multiple 911 calls along to 87 months the deputy fired back and mile stretch as they continue to enter their investigation tonight. investigators for all the this happened around seven they don't in interesting enough ends peacefully make a a call about a man possibly barricaded inside with a gun the suspected golf course spindle after witnesses say he terrace several people out on that course. police are searching for a driver who hit a pedestrian last night and drove off. they shut down colfax and colorado to investigate are n

>> doctor albert owe, chief medical officer at moss says, this dated motion analysis lets him monitor, through rehabilitation. >> that allows us to figure out are the muscles working correctly? are they turning on and off? >> he is a pioneer in the world of amputee rehab and prosthetics. >> so the little tips in my hips give me precision. coy take one single hair and pull that out. >> has unique perspective being an amputee himself. he lost his hands in a burn that happened in medical school. chemicals have been miss labeled. >> at that pointy thought i was not going to continue in med inch. >> but he d and is now helping others who lost limbs with refined new prosthetics. >> patient can now do many more things that they were really notable do before. >> this gripper, for example, has about six times more strength than what i'm wearing. >> from strength, to as at the time innings, real looking hands can be an attached to the prosthetics, and the movements are controlled by the upper arm. >> would you have muscles or something in your forearm? >> that's right. >> that would you move, t

. >> john moss lonely crusader all this time. picked up donald rumsfeld. his statement on the floor is a good explanation of why the bill became a rule majority bill. he said government has gotten so big. it's involved in so many different pieces of or life and commercial life, industrial life, personal lives. medicare, past, social security. we need the right to get the records out of agencies to be able to uphold our own standard of living, our own liberty. freedom and restrain on government. >> monday morning at 11 eastern, the national park service marking its 100 anniversary at arlington house. robert e lee memorial. oversee a year long restoration of the mansion, slave quarters and grounds. >> we were incredibly fortunate that we were able to really taylor our specific needs for all kinds of things for the museum objects, for telling a story the interpretation and the physical fixes and construction that needed to happen. not just to the buildings, but to the historic grounds and gardens and we were able to present that to mr. ruben stein and he very

moss for being patient >> thank you.i want to say what an honor it is to come speak before you today. i think the mayor. to honor to be nominated for this appointment. we have an opportunity to do something really great at treasure island. it's an unused large piece of land that has limitless spotless possibilities in a certain sense but from my perspective, especially in the last four years as executive director at mission housing, we have to do it in an equitable way. doing that supports the low income residents that live there, those that will eventually live there in the workforce and market-rate residents back and live there. i believe that i bring a unique perspective and skill set to the treasure island board could one thing that mission housing the government corporation believes in more than anything else is instilling a sense of ownership in our buildings that we are stewards for that land and a residence in the surrounding neighborhoods on that land. i believe treasure island would benefit greatly from that ty

moss for being patient >> thank you.i want to say what an honor it is to come speak before you today. i think the mayor. to honor to be nominated for this appointment. we have an opportunity to do something really great at treasure island. it's an unused large piece of land that has limitless spotless possibilities in a certain sense but from my perspective, especially in the last four years as executive director at mission housing, we have to do it in an equitable way. doing that supports the low income residents that live there, those that will eventually live there in the workforce and market-rate residents back and live there. i believe that i bring a unique perspective and skill set to the treasure island board could one thing that mission housing the government corporation believes in more than anything else is instilling a sense of ownership in our buildings that we are stewards for that land and a residence in the surrounding neighborhoods on that land. i believe treasure island would benefit greatly from that ty

so rumsfeld signed up and john moss was ready. now all the federal agencies had weighed in saying this was a bad idea. but the news editors had mounted a major editorial campaign and turned it into -- is johnson going to be secretive or is he going to stand for open government? and they converted bill moyers. very influential. he was the press secretary to johnson, almost like a son lyndon johnson never had. and lawyers became convinced and moyersced -- and became convinced and commenced his boss if you turn this down every editor will be against you. the first batch of information everybody in the white house reads is the compilation of news clips. now it is digital and president obama gets it on an ipad. in those days, it was a stack of xeroxed copies. sensitivity to the press. l.b.j. with no sermon he unwillingly -- with no ceremony, unwillingly. 4 was not chosen on july because of patriotic reasons. it was by happenstance. we now celebrate it as a patriotic win but it was accident. the bill gave them a full year before they we

i'm david moss and natalie herbeck, this is good day cleveland. will see you in the next one. >> right now i'm doing a plane ravioli with one fillingep, buta lot of times i do differentke things like cajun or spinach or >> how do you make meatballs here? we makeke them by hand one by o. we makeke them by hand one by o. that's how we make them >> looks like you have fun making these meatballs. >> not really, it's a lot of hard work. >> oh well. i have so many options to try when i come here. that's for i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? dr. oz: former teen star corey feldman drops a bombshell. >> it's a sensitive subject. dr. oz: what he's only revealing to me about abuse in hollywood. plus, true crime tuesdays. he spent 10 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. how he survived the stres

welcome to new day cleveland nine david moss were going to cook in the kitchen.mele the international singing start a lengthy is there an italian lady who knows how to cookin marvelous and delicious we're going to have a lot of fun at that are bringing out the crockpot.hat sixty-seven or eight hours later making short ribs. he came on and shows some great cuts. i talked to so the guy who cut stepfather meke and short ribs u can see him a lot of different wayshoru he listened that ball o make them nice and dense really a nice idea some peoples cook themo nice and flat.t. they cut out nice. it's a little bit of a different think it's great to havef a god pitcher they can show you how to do things right weher are goingo season these with a little salt and peppern face on pepper mixd together so it ought to do it and then going to turn thereng when i got over there isr far in the also saw on pepper like i said he took that thisha together in three or four minutes.t i season the mean. right. it's's good to go. i'm just going to season the sunflowert 's going to give us a nice crust on here

moss for being patient >> thank you.i want to say what an honor it is to come speak before you today. i think the mayor. to honor to be nominated for this appointment. we have an opportunity to do something really great at treasure island. it's an unused large piece of land that has limitless spotless possibilities in a certain sense but from my perspective, especially in the last four years as executive director at mission housing, we have to do it in an equitable way. doing that supports the low income residents that live there, those that will eventually live there in the workforce and market-rate residents back and live there. i believe that i bring a unique perspective and skill set to the treasure island board could one thing that mission housing the government corporation believes in more than anything else is instilling a sense of ownership in our buildings that we are stewards for that land and a residence in the surrounding neighborhoods on that land. i believe treasure island would benefit greatly from that ty

this is the same moss mosque attended by the orlando nightclub shooter, omar mateen. they're investigating the fire in force pierce, florida. the flames are out. a reporter is seeing people showing up to the mosque now to pray. it isn't clear yet if this was an accident or arron but fire mosque attended by omar mateen and it's the day after the 9/11 anniversary. >>> denver seven was on the scene early sunday morning as police are searching for a killer. the victim was shot after a fight. police have not told us what they are looking for. >>> aurora police say they caught a guy way up colfax. the chase ended when a denver officer rammed into his car. police in aurora think this suspect might have something to do with the come found dead in her apartment on saturday morning. >>> this weekend supporters gaered for a prayer service at parker adventist hospital to rally around a douglas county detective. they turned out to ppay for dan bright who was shot two weeks suicidal person. family and friends are putting up signs on his hospital window thanking the community for th

want to mention something to avoid the intersection of harrison and slade -- i'm sorry harrison and moss avenue because of the police activity. we also want to mention the trade the super commute. it is already getting busy on 205 at as you head over to the past. the traffic is going to be busy. when you get to livermore it does even out. let's talk about the macarthur remain and the traffic there. that looks good coming around the corner. no major traffic here as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is still light although this will be the busiest our according to statistics. now at 5 am let's go back to the desk . >> we do begin our 5 am our with breaking news out of oakland. policing there are on the scene of a stabbing right near interstate right near interstate 80 . that is where christian capsid is as well to talk about what has happened here harrison street and moss avenue. >> reporter: we literally just spoke with the commander on the scene as you are getting your weather and traffic update we were getting the very latest on this incident here. two people stabbed one person ta

just leave it rooted right where it is and let the spanish moss grow. >>> that's all for now. i am lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> an explosion in new york city. dozens injured and reports of a second device found in manhattan. how beyonce's fans are feeling with the increased security. >>> whatever the cause, whatever the intention here, new yorkers will not be intimidated. >> an explosion in new york city injuries more than two dozen people and investigators believe it was no accident. news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. let's begin with the breaking news in new york city. mayor bill de blasio says that the blast is an intentional act but not linked to

just leave it rooted right where it is and let the spanish moss grow. i am lester holt. thanks for joining us. 12news.com. >>> dozened hurt in a family in new york. a family's plea to find a killer. tomorrow's game. tracking two big stories, a plane crashes into a home in the east valley and dozens hurt in an explosion in new york city. >> good evening, this is a disaster, a plane swooped into this neighborhood, crashed into that home behind me, a couple was time and they managed to escape. look at this this video, you can see parachutes falling from the sky. those are believed to be four of the sky divers on board. there were five people on the plane, four made it out okay. the pilot who ejected was taken to the hospital with burns is

officers are on patrol to provide extra security for evens such as oracle on world starting today at moss scone center. >> security is visible. you can see the entrance, this is going to be a little city in a city, 60,000 people are expected here. san francisco police say they will be watching, but they need your help, too. they also have the unusual popular spots to watch over like the embarcadero and union square and the san francisco police say they have increased their visibility since the east coast explosions and you should be seeing more uniformed officers out and about, but they need the public to be more vigilant, too, saying people keeping an eye out is an important layer of defense. >> number one, the best way to prevent this from occurring is, really, depending on the public. a last times, criminals are looking out for us. >> this annual conference is so big they have shut down howard street in front of moscone. i will show you a picture of another officer walking in, walking there right there. we are seeing a lot of officers arriving this morning and they will be opening the

brian moss told colorado secretary of state about a woman in colorado springs who died but voted four years in a row after her death.

cbs4 investigators brian moss is asking the questions. >> she died but we found a vote cast in her name months after her death. >> if you're dead, you don't get to vote. >> he died, too. but our investigation found two years later a vote cast in his name. >> it has to be a phony vote. >> dead men and women casting >> that is illegal. >> how did it happen? >> you can clear this upright now. >> i don't have to clear anything up. >> does this show that the system is ripe for fraud? >>> dr. phil continues his conversation with terri horman, the stepmother of a seven-year- old who vanished six years ago. what happened. why terry says she failed two polygraph tests today. >> let's go back to lauren for a final check. >> it is windy out to our west from craig through rifle and windy conditions today. temperatures it 60s across the front range. >> thanks a lot. ? >> quinn: you say you'll never trust me or accept me. >> steffy: that's correct. you say you change. it's really just like white noise to me. >> quinn: except we both love your grandfather and we both some common ground we can find kno

we were try triking to get that mess out of people's homes, the mildew and moss. so it's cooler. at least it helps with the cleanup. that's the best thing we can do there. >> a nice, rips, cool bite in the air. thanks, terry. >>> people live 234-g flood zones are staying with and family. >>> shannon smith talked to them about the decisions they make in the face of another flood. >> we just started stacking the sandbags. >> sandbags and silence. nearly all of the people living in this neighborhood just block away from the cedar river are gone except for dana gray. >> it's my home. protect. it's my fortress, i guess. >> reporter: she's put up very important message to thank everyone for protecting her moment. >> if there's anything i can do to save it or keep it from being too flooded, i want to do it. >> reporter: she's still in the flood zone after city officials issued a voluntary flood e havinguation. >> reporter: people are (track)the cedar river is expected to crest at 23 feet tuesday morning. "i believe we'll get some damage to the basement, possibly the furnace and the elec

. >> reporter: for the moss family, it was an exciting morning. >> i've seen foxes, raccoons, but never a moose. >> reporter: wildlife managers telling us that the bull moose are out looking for love right now! and their territory is expanding. so is the population in colorado. a reminder for folks that moose do attack. they have no fear of humans. so again, your distance if you do encounter a moose, places like here in arvada. >>> a former colorado governor speaks out about the raemz case. his praise for the cbs investigation. >> and here's a low pressure system that chris was talking about. pumping-into utah as it moves east. all this moisture will come our way. let's look on the hour by hour friday morning, 9:00 am, we've got rain right up against the front range. and snow in the mountains! snow in >> free groceries for a year! who's behind the big surprise for a colorado vet and his >> you remember he was quite involved in the case while governor. he convened a panel of legal experts provide advice and rejected calls for a special prosecutor. he told us today he still is asked about

. >> this is moss pops this is >> covers the corridor, madd hamill, cbs 2 news 10 at 10. >> if you would like to groin the coverings, you can do so online. the city has a form to fill out on our website. >>> fatalities on iowa roads are up 21%. the iowa state speed say controlling income to in the death. according to the des moines register, since january, troopers have written 3,600 tickets for people driving 21 mimes an hour or more above the speed limit. -- on the highways, that's about 91 mile an hour or more. above. >>> it was summery around eastern iowa. skies are clouding up as this system approaches from the west. you can see those are put out some our predictor shows some of those coming out of eastern iowa. in general, just light rain expected tonight. i do think the rain will kick on out of here tomorrow night. beyond that, the forecast looks good for went and thursday. >>> so the at 10 continues be new information in the death of student. a boy shot himself outside of the auditorium before classes started for the day. he pass aid way over the weekend. investigators tell us th

you had zack moss a true freshman. completion from troy williams. and then the new phillips, who welcomed his second son a day ago if me kyle whittingham. and they win the game. they can build on that the rest of the year. >> gus: all right. the final score 20-19. utah defeats byu. next week, we'll be in norman as the fourth ranked ohio state buckeyes take on the 14th ranked oklahoma sooners. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. salt lake city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson. our big story tonight...the day before the 15-year anniversary of 9-11. even celebrations come to halt, as southeast wisconsin remembers the worst attack on american soil. a.j. bayatpour was at today's moment of reflection at 'tosa fest.' he's back with that story. pretty much anyone who was old enough to remember september 11, 2001 can tell you where they were. those memories are especially clear for four plans were hijacked by 19 terrorists. on that day, fire lieutenant troy boesl basil was working a late shift at his second job.he came home to see the first plane

possible delays around moss coney center because dream force is getting ready to come into the area. for the next ten days maybe a closure at howard between third and fourth. the bay bridge getting towards san francisco, an easy drive. >> get up early. >>> getting justice for victims of sexual assault. a change to california laws that will help victims heal. we'll show you what a south bay area is -- a key change in california's rape law-- year statute of limitations on rape and child molestation >>> at 5:22, a key change in california's rape law. there will no longer be a ten-year statute of limitations on rape and child molestation charges. >> women who claim bill cosby drugged and assaulted them lobbied for the bill. it was sound by governor brown yesterday. when the new law takes into effect next year, it will only look at cases that have not been filed yet. assistant d.a. jay boy ar ski says, quote, governor brown wisely gave voice to sexual assault survivors. >> 5:23 right now. holing to see the world better. san jose sharks players will hand out free glasses to students in nee

it's the first time time that a moss keith tested -- mosquito tested positive. >>> for the land of the free ♪ in this morning's first look, san francisco 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick refusing to stand in the national anthem again. this time he took a knee behind 40 service members being honored for the military appreciation night. as the crowd stands you can see kaepernick kneeling on the sidelines. the crowd being as the team took the field. the quarter back sparking a new controversy for wearing these socks showing police officers as pigs. the socks drawing criticism from law enforce across the country. with your "g.m.a." first look, abc news san francisco. ♪ when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ♪ thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ♪ walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. they're breathable underwear from fruit of the loom. wait, fruit of the loom makes breathabl

and no pretty people need apply to kate mosses new modeling agency.he said she is looking to create stars, not classic beauties. she launched her own talent agency after more than three decades in the fashion business, just with her own personal fortune estimated at 115 million euros. of new lawsuits have been filed against volkswagen in germany. carmakerker launch -- marks one year since the scandal broke in 2015. at least 5000 new cases were filed on friday alone. investors scramble to take action within a year of the companies admissions. reporter: one year ago american regulators revealed that volkswagen had deliberately manipulated emission test results for millions of their diesel vehicles. led thee scandal, it company's u.s. director to apologize before congress. the automaker admitted it has devices in 11at million vehicles around the world, which allowed the cars to sense when they were undergoing emissions tests and temporarily lower their output. volkswagen stock lost 40% of its value in two days. at year later it remains 20%. the worldwide

brie i don't know moss reports. >>> if you think there was something wrong with the parking ticket you got, take a number. this is where you can go. >> they should have never gave me that ticket. >> to appear before a parking magistrate and make a compelling argument and they may dismiss it if you're lucky. >> it's not a matter of them of them collecting revenue for the city. >> behind these doors denver parking managers cancelled thousands of tickets written in error or for a variety of other reasons. we reviewed six months of parking tickets cancelled and found an average of 400 tickets every month are voided. more than 1600 ticketser with cancelled in the time based on wrote 15 citations that was later voided due to their mistakes. >> just ask eric robinson. he displayed his handicap placard and he was ticketed for not displaying. >> it was on display and they issued a ticket saying it wasn't. >> a magistrate agreed with him also another man was ticketed for parking too long but there were no signs on the street so his ticket was dumped. >> i was upset that he gave me a ticket and i

nice carpet of moss at the bottom. there it is. also a little lava tube, too. take a small peek inside that cave there, don't seem to go too far, i don't think they are prepared to go pa lunging. looks like to me the toughest crater. check it out. >> it does look like it's a bit of a struggle here, but these guys do succeed in rescuing david's drone. >>> imagine if they put a camera with the bad guy and the bad guy was on the run looking for those bears. >> what? >> yeah, bears. this guy is on the run eastern russia and he's after that bear you see right there. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> at that point he yells "catch shaggy, he's trying to catch that bear," but the bear is not alone. >> i know what you're thinking, yeah, we have two of them, one guy on a bike, other went super viral up in the snow. it's a different bear, but a couple of times it's been clearer than the grainy footage. hat on here. seems real, but i'm so suspicious nowadays. we've been burned before by videos that looked just like this. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> they say h

an eyon up 22 points but put up plenty -- mclendon won't run this time -- he's tossing to thaddeus moss -- his first touchdown as a member of the pack - state wins it 49-22 -- they have a bye next week. the only triangle team to face a fellow power five opponent this weekend -- that would be duke who stepped out of conference to face north western 2nd quarter -- northwestern driving - duke defender bryan field -- makes one heck of a play - duke takes over at the one yard line -- the ensuing drive by duke -- jalea duncan caps by powering his way into the endzone -- a 99 yard drive to tie the game at seven. a 99 yard drive to tie the game at seven. 3rd quarter -- duke gets into the redzone - daniel jones -- runs and loses the ball -- the wildcats recover -- that's ei by duke already this season. duke gets the ball back with a pick -- but the wildcats get the ball back -- clayton thorson hit solomon vault for the go ahead score -- 44 rope -- still ahead - misques in the red zone prove haunting as e-c-u can't find enough mojo for a second i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbo

there have been more than 40 burglaries in oak creek in less than four moss, including homes and cars, all while people are home. one couple was lured outside by a man claiming to be repairing a repair it was come on my property. >> and he wanted to show us where he might be stepping on our bushes so there wouldn't be any problem or trouble. >> the couple told us the man left but when they went inside they noticed someone had moved their things around. >>> take a look at this guy in this photo. police in caledonia say he robbed the u.s. bank this morning. he handed the teller a note, off on foot. if you have any information, you are asked to call caledonia police. >>> summer temperatures still hanging around this afternoon. what a gorgeous day out there. >>> don't adjust your television. it is 6:03 p.m. not am. i was driving to work thinking why is it so bright for so early in the morning? hope you enjoyed your saturday so farm temperatures 71 in port washington. a nice breeze, a fantastic saturday for any outdoor activities. a few clouds and rain showers up into the u.p., no rain thi

. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for, because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents' a lot growing up. we gardened, and we had a big yard. a huge yard. >> you're a country girl? >> mm-hmm. >> but she had endured her share of heart ache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried, then a few years later came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my granddaddy passed away on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you had lost the two important men in your life? >> mm-hmm. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb, that young bambi, not yet a teenager

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