you're watching "cnn newsroom." justice or else. that was the theme of the rally commemorating the 20th anniversary of the million man march and thousands of people gathered on the national mall and the u.s. capitol for saturday's big event. our mary maloney has this story. >> for 20 years since we tried to rock the vote, they've been trying to hide the vote. >> organizers used the 20th anniversary of the million man march in washington to call for justice for groups they say have been marginalized. michael brown, sr., whose son's death sparked the ferguson, missouri's protests spoke. >> i want to thank everyone for all the support. >> as well as family members of trayvon martin and sandra bland. the theme was justice or else. louis farrakhan said young people are the future of the cause. >> what good are we if we don't prepare young people to carry the torch? >> no stranger to scandal himself, farrakhan called out political leaders for corruption and dishonesty. >> if you love god with all your hearts, mind and strength, nobody cou

tylenol®. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell.re has been another school shooting in the united states. students at northern arizona university are grieving after a fight turned deadly on campus early friday. police say four people were shot multiple times. >> two separate student groups got into a confrontation. the confrontation turned physical, and one of our students, steven jones, 18-years-old, produced a handgun and shot four of our other students. one of our students is deceased. the other three are being treated at the flagstaff medical center. >> reporter: the suspect is charged with first-degree murder. police say he is cooperating with their investigation. >>> in the united states, the president, barack obama, made a stop on friday in roseburg, oregon, where nine people died in a mass shooting at a community college earlier in the week. obama met for an hour with grieving families, as well as survivors of the attack by a lone gunman. after the meeting, he spoke briefly saying the u.s. needs to figure out ways to stop su

. >>> newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom, minutes from now, hillary clinton's top aid meets with investigators on capitol hill. what will she say about benghazi? and what's your bet on biden? one of his closest confidants sends a letter saying a decision is coming soon, even outlining the type of campaign biden would run. but what is the veep saying? >> have you made your decision yet? >> plus inside lamar odom's room at the brothel. >> he spent $75,000. and that was his number. what he wanted is two girls, 24 hours a day to take care of any of his needs. >> the nba star's family by his side in a las vegas hospital as loved ones hoped for the best. >> compassionate and friendly and nice. and everybody loves lamar odom. >> let's talk, live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. she's hillary clinton's most trusted aid and most visible confidant but next hour she's goes behind closed doors facing questions on the benghazi attack. lawmakers believe her

it was awesome. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," the gop front-runners. >> i am a great christian. but evangelicals let me down a little bit this last month. i don't know what i did! iowa, will you get your numbers up, please? >> it is the right color. that way if you get blood on, you can't tell. >> in response to his drop in second in the polls, donald trump said he will run until the very end and does not mind running from behind. trump says he knows what it's like to be the underdog because he wears one on his head. >>> let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." oh, what a strange political season. good morning to you. i'm carol toss tell low. thank you for joining me. talk about a different side of donald trump, on the defensive. the republican presidential hopeful scaled back his assault on his rivals. instead, trump is begging for voter support in iowa after slipping behind ben carson in the polls. >> iowa, will you get your numbers up, please? when you get these numbers up, i promise you, i will do such a good job. >> in the mea

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in the newsroom with more on how the debate played. jeanne? >> jessica, people all over the bay area gathered for debate watch parties. some are turning in for entertainment and some are hoping for useful information. is this a combing book version of a presidential campaign. >> not a comic book and not a nice way you ask that. >> they're a little more feisty. that's probably what that they should be at this point. >> at a watch party in san francisco, the president of the republicans wants to know how the 11 candidates plan to address the federal deficit. governor john kasich has his attention. >> we can't elect somebody who doesn't know how to do the job. >> in ohio. they have a surplus. quite amazing. >> kasich made progress tonight. >> kasich, admirably the way he talked about ohio as the role model. got his story out much better this time than in the past. >> going in. ben carson topped the polls. >> it is going to be much closer to 15%. >> 15%. $1.1 trillion. >> get rid of all of the deductions and loopholes. >> with trump. >> create a b

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not newsrooms and technology, not newsrooms and circulation.hat's always been the case. >> talking about audience development, what new forms lie ahead? i would be especially interested to know if your experiments with instant articles on facebook and apple's new news app. >> you mean what kinds of stories? >> i can make it a complicated question. >> you're risking a lot when you give these articles away for free. >> there's a risk, but here to me is the biggest risk. i know i keep coming back to wanting to be read because that's what all journalists want. the biggest risk is to not go where your readers are. the biggest risk is to not go to places where there are millions and millions of people who want to read you. the biggest risk is to sort of stay out of that world. that's why we felt we had to experiment with people like facebook and apple. i think the point is as the world is evolve, if you don't have the courage to risk knowing sometimes your going to fail, you will fail automatically. if you just say, you know what, i don't need to --

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> this is cnn newsroom and >> this is cnn newsroom. hillary clinton speaks to house committee on benghazi. and even the republicans admit there's nothing new in the hearing. >> special forces rescue dozen of hostages from isis. >> and a hurricane is barrelling towards mexico. it's great to have you with us. i'm john vause. >> and i'm isha sesay. "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >> hours and hours and hours of questions, criticisms and rebuttals. hillary clinton's congressional hearings ended just a short time ago. >> the marathon hearing was to investigate clinton's actions before, during and after the attack on a diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya. the u.s. ambassador and three other americans were killed in the september 1 1, 2012 attack. >> the former secretary of state took responsibility for the deaths, but forcibly denied she was to blame for any lapse in security. here are some of the more heated and interesting moments from the hearing. >> that final definitive accounting of what happened in benghazi. we would like to do it

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, donald trump throwing jabs at the new iowa front runner. >> ben carson is lower energy than jeb. >> he's taking as many punches as he throws. >> the position on immigration, six months ago, is nothing like what he's saying now. what he's saying now borders on the absurd. >> can trump fight the up and comers? >>> also, a deadly day at sea. a whale watching boat capsizing off the canadian coast, killing four people. how did it happen? >>> horror at homecoming. a car rams into parade watchers, killing four. today, the suspect faces a judge. what was she doing in the hours before the crash? let's talk. live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the death toll rising after a 7.5 earthquake hits south asia. widespread disaster across afghanistan and pakistan. news agencies are reporting dozens of deaths. 12 of those killed were schoolgirls killed in a stampede as they tried to exit their school. they were crushed in a stairwell. the quake's epicenter was in northern afghanistan but trem

>> this is "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. >> chaos in the u.s. congress. the man expected to be the next speaker of the house abruptly quits leaving his republican party in turmoil. >> plus, claims of russian missiles aimed at syria may have hit the wrong country. >> and the american hero who stopped a terrorist on a paris-bound train attacked and repeatedly stabbed at home. >> hello, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isha sesay. >> and i'm john vause. >>' we begin this hour with turmoil abowith the republicans congress. >> kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race. dana bash begins our coverage. >> there's congressional chaos and then there's this. a republican meeting to vote for a new speaker ending abruptly after the front-runner, kevin mccarthy shocked everyone. suddenly dropping out of the race. >> stun popped. >> you were behind him. are you stunned? >> totally stunned. >> what happened? >> kevin mccarthy, just like john boehner did, put the country and the congress and the conference before his own interest interest

very gracious, speaking to our entire newsroom. lester also told us about the bay area job he reluctantly turned down. >> well, you have a connection to nbc bay area and kntv. you could have been my co-anchor. >> i have told raj this story. i almost put him out of work. i was this close to signing a deal to be the main anchor at this television station back in 2000. when it was transitioning to an nbc station. and then msnbc at the last minute said we want you to come and do an oaudition with us. i barely made it to the airport and they called and made an offer. i said, let me do it. >> i thank you for taking the job at msnbc. >> what could have been. >> i think janelle still wants lester. >> i love watching lester at 5:30, but i love working with you every night. >> the rest is history. lester has his nightly news back to number one in the ratings. >> he's next live from san francisco. >>> high drama. tonight a million dollar runaway blimp, breaking lose and flying out of control and captivating the country for hours. tonight the

he's back in the t-h media newsroom in dubuque with our top story tonight at ten. those who know key, as they call him, tell me he's one of the nicest guys in the world. and they're shocked something so violent could've happened to him. "i was awestruck" chad trautsch's reaction when he heard what happened just next door at the wasabi japanese restaurant. (chad trautsch, owner, computer support plus)"that stuff just doesn't happen here. you have your few little things, a few burglaries, maybe a broken window. but nothing like for his own worker's safety after the man everyone calls key, was beaten and found bloody in his own restaurant. he says he has a great relationship with his neighbor. "we kinda had this running game, me and him. we would provide him with tech support, and he would provide us with sushi, and that was kind of our relationship. he's a great neighbor and a great guy." more than one person vouching for the quality of his character--and his food. (frank finley, prairie du chien) "for sushi, it's probably the best. i've actually had sushi overseas t

newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom, another benghazi bomb shell. >> a big part of this investigation that was designed to go after people. -- an individual, hillary clinton. >> a second gop congressman saying the panel intends to hurt hillary clinton who is set to testify on capitol hill in just days. also -- lines drawn at the donald trump rally. >> that's okay. >> clashes in the crowd. but trump stays on message. >> i watched last night as hillary and bernie sanders, they just couldn't give things away fast enough. >> plus brothel employees give new details about what lamar odom was doing before his collapse. >> seemed a little upset about the tv show he was on with the kardashians. >> what we know about his condition this morning? let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >> and good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me this morning. a sobering reality check on america's longest war. president obama announcing his long-promised withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanis

for now, live in the newsroom, amy coveno, wmur news 9. erin: developments now in commitment 2016 news. it appears congressman rick into -- congressman frank guinta will receive a challenger. m tucker is officially exploring a run. she will join the candidate dan innis in the primary field. a run. this noon, 26-year-old robert audette had an arrest warrant issued for felony criminal threatening. police around the apartment was, when officials when inside, s is live. ray: a may have left the area and may even be out of state. meanwhile, the woman who lives in the apartment where he was allegedly hold up is dealing with the aftermath. windows shattered by tear gas canisters serve as reminders of what unfolded at 20 jewett street tuesday afternoon. police surrounded the apartment house after receiving a report that someone inside had threatened another man with a gun, setting in motion a standoff that would last for hours. kristen paul was away when the incident began. kristen paul: everyone was all running around saying different things, and

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appreciate it. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" --lary clinton won the debate and compliments from her husband. >> that's the highest praise i can ever get. >> sanders stays steady and this "snl" impression, the talk of the town. >> here is the joke. my name is larry david. >>> plus, trump says he could have stopped 9/11 and bush fires back. >> for him it looks like he's the actor playing the role of candidate for president. >>> they almost had him. fugitive drug kingpin el chapo is captured and then escapes. let's fauk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. bernie sanders may have gotten all the buzz after last week's cnn debate, but he's apparently not getting much of the love. despite all the social media chatter declaring him the showdown winner, a poll says hillary clinton won, the first since the debate. more than 50% of democrats say clinton turned in the first performance. she gained three percentage points among democrats. sanders picked up five points, but still languishes

. >> "newsroom" with carol costello. >> have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the stage is set and the countdown is on. we're one day away from the first democratic presidential debate in las vegas. hillary clinton and bernie sanders go head to head for the very first time. they'll be joined by martin o'malley, lincoln chafee and jim webb in what could be a breakout moment. all of this as new polls show lincoln with a commanding lead in nevada and south carolina. let's bring in cnn's jim acosta. he's in las vegas, where final preparations are now underway. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, carol. i'm inciside the wynn hotel on e las vegas strip, where the debate set is already ready to go. you can see the five paid yum behind me. clinton, the front runner, has the middle podium. to her right will be sanders. he has been the insurgent candidate, firing up the liberal base of the democratic party. these new polls show, as you mentioned, carol, that clinton has a comfortable lead in the battleground states,

newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom, an american executive in prison in iran this morning. why? his family doesn't even know. and his arrest as america negotiates with iran about what to do in syria. also jeb bush trying to smile through headlines about a weak debate performance, low energy and dipping poll numbers. >> it is not on life support. we have the most money. we have the greatest organization. we're doing fine. >> this morning a leaked memo gives us an insider look at his plan of attack. and knives, guns, blood and fear. new saurveins video of a biker brawl that left nine dead, 177 arrested, 480 weapons found and still no one has been charged with murder. let's talk, live in the cnn news ram.charged with murder. let's talk, live in the cnn news ram. thank you for joining me. breaking news right now. an american businessman is reportedly being held behind bars in iran. here is what we know. according to reports he was taken into custody while visiting his family in teheran. it is b

in the newsroom, i'm wendy rieger, news 4. back to you. >>> right now police are trying to figure out who shot two women in capitol heights. they showed up at a fire station with gunshot wounds early this afternoon. police say the actual shooting took place on pepper mill drive. both women are expected to survive. >> and just into the newsroom, the man accused of killing his girlfriend's teenage son was denied bond. sean crawford made his first appearance in court in the murder of 14-year-old keyshaun mason. police say the boys were trying to protect their mother. >>> developing right now in new york, an officer gunned down in the line of duty. leaders are describing the brave young man lost in a gun fight. >>> you may be seeing a few headlines on social media about pope francis' health. we will separate fact from >>> about as bad as it gets. those words from new york city's police commissioner today on the deadly shooting of officer randolph holder. his death is the department's fourth death in the line of duty since december

>>> this is "cnn newsroom." i'm in los angeles. >> i'm john vause in las vegas with the clock is counting down to the first democratic debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face to face for the first time during this campaign and he has a podium, there's lots of talk about a run, but still no decision if vice president joe biden is ready to make a third bid for the white house. >> now major airlines are changing their flight plans after being warned about russian missiles being fired over iraq and iran. >>> we're live in north korea where thousands have been prepare for a spectacular military par rid. one of the biggest the country has ever held. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. >> "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >> just of ever 20 hours from now five democrats who each say they should be the next president of the united states will square off right here in las vegas. it's their first debate and we're the hosts. cnn crews have been busy putting the final touches and fi

this is cnn newsroom.n with the war in syria and what is being called the most important meeting to date to try to end this conflict, this war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people. some 18 nation, plus the european union. we're invited to the meeting in vienna. it's set to resume in a little over an hour. and for the first time, iran is at the table. >> it is hard to say, though, just how much real progress will be made during these very tough talks. everyone wants something different. these are just some of the players involved. the conflict in syria is putting the united states and russia against one another. their bombing campaigns and weapons are helping opposing sides. >> and regionally, there are religious considerations with, as you can see, shiite iran on one side and sunni sawed rain on the other. >> let's talk more about that and go live to moscow. cnn's nic robertson standing by live for us. good to see you this hour. so western powers as we just showed our viewers, they insist that b

. >> time now for newsroom with carol costello. >> good morning. newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom. >> if i can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> ryan's ready to run for house speaker. but only on his terms. i cannot and i will not give up my family time. >> will the gop agree to his list of conditions? also, serious president pays putin a surprise visit. assad's message, thanks for the air strikes. what's next? >> we just need gistis. >> and a church musician shot by a plain clothed police officer on the side of a road. >> as the officer exited his vehicle he was suddenly confronted by an armed subject. >> but there is no dash cam not. body camera. will the family get answers? let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. do you know what today is? >> when are we? >> we're descending towards hill valley, californian on wednesday october 21, 2015. >> 2015? the future. unbelievable. >> ah, october 21, 2015. "back to the future" day. and i've got to say, i'm jealous of marty

in the newsroom, i'm jonathan hall, 7news. >>> we are following more news we have new details on the investigation into the fantasy football controversy. new york state attorney's general is now looking into daily fantasy sports giants fan dual and draft kings. it comes up after accusations that workers at those cpts used inside information to win money on the other's site. and the massachusetts treasurer says her team is now looking into how this might affect the state's lottery system. >> we found that we really needed to be looking at it. it's exploding. a lot of conversation about it. and we said, if this is the competitive environment that we're operating in, we need to understand it, where it's at. >> and right now both fan dual and draft kings are banning their employees from participating in fantasy sports. >>> changes are coming to the worcester framingham commuter rail schedule. officials announced today they will be launching a daily non-stop train between worcester and boston as well as express service. >> non-stop service is a game changer for worcester and we're really

little bit later this afternoon, and they'll be playing that for you tomorrow morning on "america's newsroom." but now this is speaker ryan's house, as you see him up there on the dais

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gerri willis my colleague in the newsroom has all the latest developments.erri, we were just listening together to the press conference from a hotel in eugene, oregon which as i understand it about an hour and a half in north of the shooting site talking about receiving victims with helicopters, doing the best they can to support people. >> i think it was an incredible reaction by the local hospitals, local police officials, amazing and fast response. in the meantime, i want to update you on a new headline out this hour. hillary clinton is weighing in. the democratic presidential candidate staying is beyond her comprehension, quote, that we are seeing these mass murders happen again and again and again, describing this umpqua community college that left 13 dead and 20 others injured. get the political twoil do everything we can to keep people safe. and she talks about gun control. she says there is a way to have sensible gun control measures that keep firearms out of the wrong hands and save lives. the former secretary of state saying she's committed to doin

jonathan: we have crazy video that just came in the newsroom. this is prince george's county school bus on fire. roll the tape right now. this is in a parking lot outside of overlook elementary school in suitland this afternoon. the school bus, the back end of it is engulfed. the next minute is bus starts rolling. they are running after this after -- after the bus. but the bus rolled into a degree. it didn't do damage but the true did stop the bus. then they had to put the bus out. we have viewing working on what caused the fire and what happened. but crazy video. that is the latest from the news desk in the newsroom. i'm jonathan elias. back to you. leon: thanks, jonathan. more than 50,000 people in north america suffer burn injuries every year. 65% of the cases involve children. many of them suffer life-long challenges as a result, too. there is a unique camp in the d.c. area that is helping kids cope. the international burn camp bring together teen burn survivors with firefighter counselors to make the camp and the first responders there who

live in the newsroom, jill kasparie, kcrg-tv9 news. the cedar rapids and marion school districts are celebrating the 19th annual america reads: reading is contagious. volunteers are visiting classrooms today and tomorrow. two of those volunteers were our own ashley hinson who read "where the wild things are" and joe winters who read three different books including "cloudy with a chance of meatballs." one student from wilkins elementary school in marion says reading helps him use a creative part of his mind. "i like to read because i like to imagine things and books have a lot of imagination things, like harry potter. " reading this morning. she did her best lorax voice as she read to this kindergarten class at wilkins. now here's a look at some of what you'll see at 5:30 on a-b-c. recapping today's top stories, about sexual harrassment, stalking, and sexual violence. and a cedar rapids business is breaking its own record to help local non profits get new websites. see these stories and more tonight on t-v nine recapping today's top sto

just into our newsroom -- another shaker in the san ramon area. it just hit justut >>> just in to our newsroom, did you feel it? another shaker in the san ramon area hit about 15 minutes ago. this is the fifth quake over a 2.5 just today in that area. and more than 400 earthquakes since october 13th. that breaks a 25-year-old record. the usgs believes it may continue for several more weeks. >>> a new clue in the investigation to a violent home invasion robbery in the north bay. the suspects were caught on camera shopping for items that investigators believe they later used during the crime. the robbery happened two weeks ago at a home where authorities found marijuana growing on the property. police say the armed men bound the victims with zip ties and stole several pounds of pot. call the sonoma county sheriff's department if you recognize any of these men. >> a rash of phone scams has the fbi warning people in the east bay, especially senior citizens, a special agent urged seniors in walnut creek to be aware of a so-called grandparents scam. soc

we also want to point out some of the damage reports we're getting into our newsroom. we've seen wind gusts close to 60 miles per hour, that was strong enough for downed trees and also wires. this happened in chester county. closer look at montgomery county, another report of trees down, then again for chester county and east vincent, that's when we're seeing wires down and reports of more trees down. coming up we are going to be tracking how long the severe weather storms are going to stick around, details in about ten minutes. >> all right, brittney. meantime check out this lightning right here. nbc 10 viewer captured this along the pennsylvania turnpike just a short time ago. we're going to show you more photos of how the storm looks in your neighborhood coming up at 6:15. >>> other news now, could be decision weekend for joe biden. the vice president is meeting with his family at his home in delaware and he could decide whether he will launch a presidential campaign. the choice he makes could break the democratic race wide open since biden could become an instant f

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i'm john vause. >> "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >> i thought more about what happened than all of you put together. those were hillary clinton's words during thursday's 11-hour congressional hearing on the 2012 benghazi attack. >> republicans repeatedly accused the former u.s. secretary of state of not doing enough to protect american lives. dana bash has more. a. >> hillary clinton came prepared. >> i take responsibility for what happened in benghazi. >> combative at times. >> i don't know what this line of questioning does to help us get to the bottom of the deaths of four americans. >> other times, contrite. trying to reveal what she's so often accused of concealing -- her human side. >> i have lost more sleep than all of you put together. i've been wracking my brain about what more could have been done or should have been done. >> the only other person in the room with as much to prove as clen ton, the gop chairman who repeatedly insisted the benghazi investigation is not political. >> not a single member of t

"newsroom l.a." begins right now.day since former olympic runner oscar pistorius was sentenced to prison for killing his girlfriend and now he's back at home under house arrest. he was relooed from prison on monday a-day earlier than expected. possibly to avoid the media. >> the paralympic gold medalist known as blade runner was found guilty of culpable homicide on 2013 valentine's day killing of his girlfriend model reeva steencamp. he will spend the next four years under house arrest. >> cnn's david mckenzie is outside home where oscar pistorius is now currently reside. uncle's three-story mansion, very nice upscale neighborhood there. reeva steencamp's family says he's getting off lightly legally. is he? >> well, no, not legalegally, j because it's the press debt here in south africa, if you get five year or under sentence in this kind of case you are let go into house arrest after a sixth of that sentence. that's what happened. we were already delayed. we were in this scenario in august expecting oscar pistorius t

will carr is reporting live from our west coast newsroom. have there been a lot of shark attacks in hawaii recently? >> reporter: there have been at least a half dozen this year that we know of. the first that happened yesterday happened on the east side of awau hue. a 44-year-old man was about 100 yards from shore. two nearby kayakers rushed over to help him. one used a jump rope as a turnaquette. authorities saying he is in serious condition. >> they were hanging on by threads just above ankles. >> the second attack happened last night in the water off wi key key beach. a man in his early 30s was foot and he's in serious condition. surfers are still on high alert. they come after he lost most of his leg after surfing on the north shore of awahu. >> i felt like a truck ran into me and kind of took me a second to realize what was going on. he kind of dragged me underwater. >> cook says that after all of it he plans to still surf one day with the help of a prosthetic leg. >> wow. i'm not sure i would do that. nationwide, how many shark bites

in newsroom ryan schulteis, seven news night team. also from night team we're hearing from a family of mother and son who died in horrific crash in oxford. susan tran is live with it latest tonight. susan. >> and adam that baby boy was rushed to the hospital. but the mother of three family members say was on route 20 yesterday morning on her way to worcester to help take care of a sick grandmother. when this tragedy happened. just trying to cope with this devastating news. >> i just can't still can't believe this. christina's family still trying to process the horrific crash that killed her monday morning. as well a her son noah roberts who just turned nine months last week. she was awesome. she always took care of kids. always kids were always first. really bad these people are hurt inside the car. 911 calls and images from the scene on route 20 in oxford shows just how horrendous this crash was. a baby. we tried to pull the door open i looked inside car i saw baby. rose pierre was in this mercedes with his adult son when christina's

you can also send pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. waterloo police are looking for the person who shot through a car window early this morning. it happened arououd 2:15 in thee 200 blblck of locust street. no one was hurt. check for updates on this story on tv-9 and kcrg dot com. clayton county auditor dennis freitag will have to defend his job today. he's been working from home while caring for his wife pam, who needs around-the- clock-attention for the final stages of lupus. clayton county supervisors said freitag has fallen so far behind, that it will soon impact the county government's ability to function. the supervisors are now requiring him to answer questions under oath this afternoon. that meeting starts at 2, and we'll detail what happens during that meeting tonight ononthe kcrg-tv nine news t 5 and we had pretty cool, sunny weather in eastern iowa over the weekend. chris, how is the start of our week looking? no shortage of sunshine across eastern iowa is afternoon, making for a wonderful start to the workweek. highs today

reporting live in newsroom, joe amorosino, 7 news night team. >> all right joe. coming up next at cancer connection. details on new and controversial finding that has lot of people talking. a link between process meat and cancer. passengers prushed to rescue on an mbta bus when driver has a seizure and crashes. wild weather strikes and flood waters rice what's lef hurricane patricia makes et cetera way through texas. rain coming up from south with that weather system. and it will be a lot. for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are you having? stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. a dangerous discovery will some most popular foods we eat and love may be tough to swallow world health original eating foods like hot dogs bacon even cold cuts could raise your risk of getting cancer. in fact study even goes to cigarettes. >> a division of world hale organization states processed meat like hot dogs and bacon can cause cancer. >> this was a based

kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live in the newsroom with the details. mac -- how is this lady feeling now? ron -- melanie kammeyer says she's happy everyone is safe -- but extremely sad her childhood home is destroyed. melanie says her boyfriend michael walked outside moments before the explosion -- but two of her were inside. she says the two dogs only experienced a few bumps and scrapes. even though the home "that's all up in the air right now. that's way down the road. so, it's just a matter a matter room with three dogs is no fun." right now -- melanie says she's trying to find a place to rent that accepts pets. and a go fund me account has been set up to help melanie through the process. we've got you covered in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac. and according melanie's friends -- nearly 200 bucks has been raised so far. coming up... unexplained noises... a mysterious woman roaming the halls... "did lilly die here...why is her ghost here?" we take a look inside one of iowa's most "haunted" places... that's here's a live look

. >> time now for newsroom with carol costello. >> have a great weekend. thank you. >>> newsroom starts now. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. a potentially catastrophic storm, the strongest hurricane ever recorded is hours away from making land fall in mexico. officials are evacuated more than 50,000 people ahead of hurricane patricia. forecasters predict the storm will bring heavy rain, destructive waves and landslides. meteorologist chad meyers has more. >> good morning carol. very good news that we're not trying to evacuate millions because millions of people don't live there. they are going to try to get the entire population away from the shore. certainly if you get a wave or storm surge of 030 feet or more you have to back those people up very far. the wind speeds got to 200 miles per hour. and the aircraft found a wind to 221 miles per hour. and i can't imagine what that flight must have been like last night for those men and women on that plane. and thanks to them for doing that for us to know that this is now the biggest storm ever on

>> this is cnn newsroom live in los angeles. the head of the united nations pleading with israelis an palestinians to pull back from the abyss. republican paul ryan said he's willing to be the next speaker of the house of representatives but the offer comes with conditions. and later, videos hoverboards and flying cars? how "back to the future" predicted the future 30 long years ago. hello, great to have you with us. we welcome our viewers all throughout the united states. "newsroom l.a." begins now. >> u.s. politics, republican and congressman paul ryan reluctantly coming forward to take on the job as speaker of the house of representative. he made the announcement a few hours ago. but he says there are conditions. he wants support from three key factions within the party. and he says he's not willing to give up valuable time with his young family. ryan says he plans to make his decision within the week. this is not a job i've ever wanted and ever sought. i'm in the job i've always wanted here and congress came to the conclusio

"newsroom l.a." begins right now. >>> our top story this hour, recovery efforts under way in south carolina after days of unrelenting rain across the state. historic flooding caused 11 deaths. two others were killed in north carolina. >> at least one dam has overflowed leading to mandatory evacuation. officials say so far 18 dams have breached or failed. cnn's martin savidge reports. >> reporter: desperate days. a man in columbia clings to a tree as floodwaters rip at his waist and threaten to wash him away. in south carolina, the rain may be easing but not the danger. in many areas the water continues to rise. and so does the death toll. many of those who have been killed died trying to cross through rushing water. >> he just made a mistake. >> this man nearly made the same fate when racing waters threatened to carry him and his truck away. it would become one of many dramatic res xups just outside charleston a mother and her 15-month-old baby had to be rescued by a coast guard helicopter after floo

cnn's debate coverage continues now on newsroom with carol costello. >> have a great day in vegas. news room starts now. i'm carol costello. the stage is set and the stakes are huge. five democrats roll the dice in las vegas, squaring off in their first debate of the presidential season. this is the legendary vegas strip where fortunes can turn in a moment and a split second decision can last a lifetime. and this is the wynn hotel and casino where the debate gets under way. bernie sanders and hillary clinton share the spot and three underdogs step out of their shadows. tonight in vegas. all bets are off. tell us more, jim. >> one thing we should point out, it is not in the cards for vice president joe biden. the white house says the vice president will be in washington and not here in las vegas for tonight's democratic debate. as for the candidates who will be on stage think about hillary clinton for a moment. as soon as she arrived here in las vegas she wasn't focused on her rivals. she was firing off on donald trump. >> democratic debate day is here. what happens in vegas should

we are following this as it comes into the newsroom at this very moment. we're talking about a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, this one could be felt in the afghanistan area as well as pakistan, as far away as india. this is just coming into the newsroom right now. there are reports of homes that collapsed. office buildings collapsed. as we told you, we're going to be following this one as it comes into the newsroom. we'll continue updating you. again 7.7 magnitude earthquake in afghanistan. >> northern pakistan reports some trembling, all sorts of stuff going on there. >>> also breaking news in new england, this time in saugus. police are investigating a hit- and-run crash. >> the driver of that mercedes took off from the scene. nicole jacobs is live in saugus on how police are trying to track down this driver. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. good morning, bree. the scene here on route 1 in saugus has long cleared. you can see traffic is flowing just as normal but a significant crash happened here last night in the 10:00 hour. i w

news ro "newsroom" starts right now. >>> breaking news this morning. a major effort underway right now in southern california to dig out from mudslides that trapped hundreds of drivers and closed roads and people there are preparing for the possibility of even more rain this weekend. the images and videos coming in are simply stunning. one driver captured a harrowing rescue on a road that was inundated by floodwaters and mud. >> oh, my god. he has to get her. >> the mud was up to 20 feet in some places. more than 200 cars and trucks as you see right there were buried. a woman in kurran county was caught right in the middle of it all. mimi akala from our afl krat, kk kbak has the story. >> reporter: this woman says she was on the way home from work when the rain started pouring. >> we were coming up on cam ran. we were in a little spot. it kept raining and raining and the mud just started coming towards us. >> reporter: soon enough, the car she was a passenger in lifted off of the ground. >> oh, my god, this car is going to hit us. oh, my god. >> pewe'r

kwwl's nikkknewbrough is s ive in the newsroom. nikki? according to the police report, officers were dispatched there for a the report of suspicious activity. it happened around 4415 yesterday afternoon. a woman was running on the trail near cedar bend park when she says a man pulled the hood on her sweatshit over her eyes. she says he then pulled her off the trail and tried to sexually she was able to get away and ran home. police are still investigating this incident. you may remember also in waterloo, in july a woman was attacked on the trail inside george wyth state park. police say she was attacked from behind, dragged into the wood and assaulted. she was later found by people camping there. so far no arrests have been made in that attack and it's unclear if there is a connection between these two attacks. and in cedar rapids, earlier this month police say the woman was jogging on the cedar laa trail when she says a man tried to push her toward a wooded area.. the man later took off after the woman alerted another runner. police are

live in the newsroom, jill kasparie, kcrg-tv9 news. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's some iowa schools receive grants from the state to help prepare their students for stem careers. and hear why a northeastern iowa casino might have to change the way it allocates money to non-profits. that's all tonight on t-v nine news at six. tonight at 6. people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. after a string of cloudy and cooler days there is better news ahead. we do however have to wait until the end of the weekend to see most of it. overnight and friday we see some breaks in the cloud cover developing. a brighter sky with dry weather is certai

we've got you u overed live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica. and democrates are also gathering in iowa tonight for the jefferson jackson dinner. we'll heck in with that -- also tonight at ten. local veterans are taking part in a hike to raise awareness for their colleagues -- who have taken their own lives. kwwl's hillary maglin attended the hike thisismorning. now hillary -- i caca't even imagine what emotions were like today. what was the feeling like mac -- the rain couldn't stop these people from hiking thirteen miles through coralville and north liierty totohonor fallen terans. ( sot) "let's get it going!" at s. t. morrison park and ending at bobbers grill. participants hiked 22 kilometers with 22 kilograms of weight on their backs to raise awareeess for the 22 veterans who commit suicide every day. the day of the hike is especially meaningful for organizer and veteran chris dun. (sot. cg: chris dun/hike organizer) "this day marks the one year anniversary of a really close friend of mine that took her life, and she was part of a national g

you're always fun. >>> next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" -- trump riding high in a brand new cnn poll. >> how can you say you were safe under his brother when we just had the worst attack in the history of our country? >> and those comments on george bush and 9/11? not swaying his supporters. >> donald said it. i think it. >>> also, the cia director's personal e-mail allegedly hacked. cnn talks to the hacker who said he did it. >> how difficult would you say it is? >> oh, you mean out of ten? >> sure, out of ten. >> one. >> why he did it and what did he find out? >>> plus, what happened between johnny manziel and his girlfriend in this car? depends on who you ask. >> he like -- i don't know. he hit me a couple of times. >> we've got the dash cam video, the 911 calls. what does it mean for the cleveland browns. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the republicans race for president, the strong get stronger and the weak appear to wither. front-runners donald trump and ben carson n