yesterday the north dakota state capitol was locked down because of protestors. >>> when colorado nordic center has been able to get open despite all this warm weather. the snow mountain ranch nordic center near grande is open for business, but maybe not the kind of business you would expect in november! that's where 9news mountain news reporter matt renew joins us now. and a lot of areas have been delayed this year! >> reporter: you bet! they wanted to open up here, not delay, on the 15th like they said they would. and they did open up on the 15th! there's no snow, and it was but the director put on his thinking cap and still figured out a way to get people onto the trails by rolling with the warm weather! >> reporter: at the snow mountain ranch in graend, director beal pierce has --

rick: "good e north dakota state last saturday at the dome in a game that could have gone either way." mark: "well it could have up to that fourth quarter...we were driving to go in the game with three minutes to go in the game and that tipped ball goes for an interception." rick "good things happened on both sides of the football ----on defense you held their offense mark: i though our pass defense was good they only threw the ball 16 times but when they did we made some big plays but we leaked in the run a little bit and that's what they kept going back to." rick yes their runningback lance dunn from waterloo west ran for 118 yards rushing and you had difficulty finiding moving the line of scrimmage carry..." rick now you face and indiana state team with similar lost by one and last week they lost to youngstown state by three after leading most of the game... mark yeah its similar to us we've got four losses by less than 5 points...four points and three points---look at it and just one possession we have the ball in the fourth quarter with multiple times to score...but we are not ma

north dakota access pipeline... at 10 am...demonstrators are set to gather outside wells fargo in milwaukee...a bank that has helped finance the project. on monday north dakota's state capitol building was on a "soft lockdown" due to protesters. people also marched in the streets of bismarck. the proposed pipeline would shuttle about 470-thousand barrels of crude oil daily from north dakota to supporters say the pipeline will provide energy independence and create jobs. but critics say the pipeline would be an environmental disaster... that could destroy sacred native american sites...belonging to the standing rock sioux. construction has been halted as the army corps of engineers said monday that more studies and tribal input are needed. in milwaukee the 10 am rally outside wells fargo is organized by a new solidarity coalition. another protest is scheduled for between 530 and 630 tonight on the lakefront, near the collectivo. that one is organized by the group 350 milwaukee. an update now on the brendan dassey case. a federal judge has ordered he be released from prison while prosecutors appeal already overturned conviction. nicole joins us now with the latest. br

yesterday-- around 500 protestors gathered outside the north dakota state capitol in bismark. the proposed dakota pipeline would shuttle an estimated 470-thousand barrels of crude oil daily through north and south dakota, iowa and illinois. but critics say the pipeline would be an environmental disaster... that could destroy sacred native american sites. dassey" released from prison while prosecutors appeal already overturned conviction. dassey was convicted in 2007 of helping his uncle steven avery kill photographer "theresa halbach". fox 6's madeline anderson explains why dassey is still behind bars despite the judge's order. after 10 years in prison... brendan dassey' of netflix's making a murderer could soon be a free man. district judge william duffin monday... ordering the center on wrongful convictions of youth applauding the news in a statement online: "we are in the process of making arrangements for his release and hope that brendan will be reunited with his family by thanksgiving. meanwhile the wisconsin department of justice says attorney general brad schimel intend

two early season losses to north dakota state, northwestern had fans feeling down, but a late november surge has hawkeyes excited to follow their dream to a quality bowl game again this year. >> i'll do my best. absolutely, yeah. you don't get to do this kind of stuff very often, so if i can go to arkansas or wherever they end up, absolutely. choice for us so if we can do that, yes, that would be awesome. >> just someplace warm. tonight on the cbs2 news at 10:00, you'll hear from the hawk-eye faithful and someone selling that black and gold. how it has gone for fans and business owners. >> >> if you watch the game at home, you may have enjoyed some leftovers but they are saying to be careful. rice, stuffing and potatoes tossed out. they say bacteria can grow quickly. also don't store the entire turkey. carve it up into pieces. >> for foods that you do plan on saving, make sure that you get that food into shallow containers and into the refrigerator within 2 hours. >>> the very young and the very old are more easily impacted buy food born illnesses. if you do reheat left overs it is rec

dakota pipeline project approved in the summer running through five states including the dakotas. it is hardful they say to the government and standing in solidarity with the people of the sioux reservation in north dakota. >> i'm from north dakota and it is really affecting me to see my relatives suffer and have to fight and put their bodies on the line. i will do this in my city in the bay area and let them know i care for them and i will do all i can to be in solidarity. it will tap into crude oil and reduce our dependence on foreign oil and worked out to the arm corps and the pipeline project this morning but they have not returned our calls. organizers say they will be out here for quite some time and they will be out here for a few more hours and new in front of city hall in longer blocking off the local streets so you have see the lingers making their way to this area and moist of the streets are now back open so that is the update here, jessica castro for abc. all the protests causing major traffic headaches in san francisco this morning. >> as you heard, tracking the trouble spots and jessica is suggesting it is getter better. >> that is the first place i heard it. you can see the flows

the u-s against the north dakota at 10 am...demonstrators are set to gather outside wells fargo in milwaukee...a bank that has helped finance the project. on monday north dakota's state capitol building was on a "soft lockdown" due to protesters. people also marched in the streets of bismarck. the proposed pipeline would shuttle about 470-thousand barrels of crude oil daily from north dakota to illinois...going through south dakota and iowa. supporters say the pipeline will provide energy independence and would be an environmental disaster... that could destroy sacred native american sites...belonging to the standing rock sioux. construction has been halted as the army corps of engineers said monday that more studies and tribal input are needed. in milwaukee the 10 am rally outside wells fargo is organized by a new milwaukee standing rock solidarity coalition. between 530 and 630 tonight on the lakefront, near the collectivo. that one is organized by the group 350 milwaukee. a pleasant prairie man is free on bail... after being accused of secretly- recording the women's restroom at a bar. angelcia is here with details. that man is charged with 8 felony counts. kenosh

north dakota access pipeline... at 10 am...demonstrators are set to gather outsd fargo in milwaukee...a bank that has helped finance the project. on monday north dakota's state capitol building was on a "soft lockdown" due to protesters. people also marched in the streets of bismarck. the proposed pipeline would shuttle about 470-thousand barrels of crude oil daily from north dakota to illinois...going through south dakota and iowa. supporters say the pipeline will provide energy would be an environmental disaster... that could destroy sacred native american sites...belonging to the standing rock sioux. construction has been halted as the army corps of engineers said monday that more studies and tribal input are needed. after this mornings rally a vigil is scheduled for between 530 and 630 tonight on the lakefront, near the collectivo. that one is organized by the group 350 milwaukee. president obamas attention...and have him revoke the permits for the pipeline. live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news developing this morning: a federal judge orders "brendan dassey" released from prison while prosecutors appeal already overturned conviction. dassey was

pipeline would also run authorities are trying to identify the vandals who poured motor oil on the north dakota state capitol building. they also placed a sign nearby that says "you can't drink oil." state troopers say there's a connection between the vandalism and the protest at the dakota access pipeline. the federal government steps after severe flooding in eastern iowa. the president signed off on a disaster declaration for 19 counties. allamakee, benton, black hawk, bremer, buchanan, butler, chickasaw, clayton, delaware, fayette, linn and winneshiek are all on the list. the money will be used to do emergency work and fix of the sandbags, the streets, the cedar falls mayor also says some money from state grants you can find more information about that on our website at kwwl dot com. decision 2016 coverage: iowa starts and helps finish the race for the white house. nine months and a day after the iowa caucuses -- the campaigns are still focusing on iowa. it's a big battleground state. dana bash shows us what's at stake in the hawkeye state -- six days before the election. knocking on doors. palpab

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matt for the hawkeyes calmed a lot of nerves built up after early season losses to north dakota state and north western. even with an eighth win in a strong finish to the season, that wasn't strong enough for some hawkeye fans. >>> hawkeyes are notorious for ripping your heart out. >>> gathering along the toaster rv are kevin and hawkeye fans made the trip to indy, they learned was not a possibility weeks ago. >> i think the saddest part the big 10 championship, that's the tough one. >> across the parking lot near a slightly newer tailgate mobile is ellie. >> you can't say it is a bad hawkeye season, to be two top 20 seasons. >>> made the 23 hour last season. even it won't be the daddy. >> the fans won't be the only ones making the trip to a hawkeye bowl. >> we're really pumped and ready to travel. >> even with the teams are up and downs this year, the profits stay steady. >> the hawkeye fans are awesome about apparel, ready to cheer if you took pictures at the game today - - we'd love to see themjust download the cbs 2 - fox 28 smart phone app.go to the see it - send it section - - a

authorities are trying to identify who poured motor oil on the north dakota state capitol building. in this video -- you see two people spilling oil on the property. they also placed a sign nearby that says "you can't drink oil." it took several hours to clean up. state troopers say there's a connection between the vandalism and the pipeline protests, but they're not comfortable saying a terrifying and frightening end to a late night swim. rest and relaxation - turned into panic. take a look at this surveillance video out of zimbabwe. a crocodile dives into the pool and goes toward the woman. the man instantly jumps out of her. the good thing is -- neither one of them got hurt. a dog is pulled from the rubble of an earthquake -- alive. italian firefighters rescuing the dog -- which despite being covered in dust -- appears to be unharmed. no deaths or critical injuries have been reported after sunday's quake. many people had left the affected areas after another quake back in august killed almost 300. a high school is under fire for the way it handled a safe driving campaign. the wisc

protests continue over an oil pipeline in north dakota the state capitol grounds were recently put on lockdown after protest activity.the protesters conducted a sit-in in the judicial wing of the capitol building in an attempt to speak with the governor authorities arrested 14 protesters for disorderly conduct. in arizona - officials are not apparently crashed through a fence in tempe... and landed in the canal ... suffering only minor injuries. heavy rain ?may have been a factor. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--new cases of tainted candy in wisconsin.the dangerous item found inside a child's bucket.but first - building trust aaron rodgers explains how he gets the most for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the bucks came in at the 500 mark on this young season, as they host the pacers at the bmo harris bradley center. ironically, it's the pacers this time. matthew dellavedova nice dish guess who else had 27? the man with more slams than anyone in the nba, giannis.and even when giannis is off at the line, watch miles plumlee, to delly, to tony snell for 3 at the buzze

these 14 protestors were arrested after they put the north dakota state capital on lock down. when they staged a sit-in. the group was made up of >> another protest at the governor's mansion. the protests were peaceful and as a precaution the governor and his wife were moved to another location. police arrested these protestors as well. officers say that demonstrators refused to leave the property. despite several warnings that they were trespassing. >> a woman found chained up in a storage container. left there for months. her incredible story of what happened to her boyfriend and who went missing around the same time. >> it has been a wild campaign season. modern history. with just a few days to go we are taking a look back at a year of this to make sure who not. >>> we've been following breaking news at five and more to report on the school bus driver involved in the crash in baltimore that killed six people. and his wife said she took anti seizure medication. a commune bus earlier this week killing both drivers and four riders on the bus. the ntsb found no mechanical probl

while protesters are still flocking to standing rock to protest the north dakota pipeline -- state leaders are asking for money to help pay for the police presence there. the state agreed to borrow an additional four- million dollars to cover the rising law enforcement credit to ten- million. the governor says they've asked for contributions from the federal government, the pipeline company, and an american indian tribe. three weeks from now millionsof travelers will head to the airport or get on the road to visit family and friends for the thanksgiving holiday. today, triple-a will release it's annual holiday weekend forecast. it is always one of the busiest travel days of the year. the forecast will well as the cost of airline tickets, hotel rooms, and rental cars -- compared to last year. having a child with severe allergies can be scary sometimes. and the rising epipen prices makes it even more alarming. but now -- two brothers are trying to change that. the epipen alternative, coming up. but first let's check in with a women whose compelling message sparked sexual assault has been nam

north dakota's state capitol goes on lockdown... as pipeline protesters conduct a "sit-in." 14 people were arrested inside. protesters also gathered outside the governor's mansion in bismarck. the protests were peaceful, but law enforcement moved the governor and his wife to another location just in case. four people were arrested there as well. opponents of the pipeline say it lands. the pipeline is supposed to move domestic crude oil through four states once completed. just days before the election-- donald trump is coming back to wisconsin. his staff confirms he'll make a stop in west allis on sunday. vo trump was in florida and north carolina campaigning yesterday. his wife melania delivered a rare campaign speech of her own ... in the battleground state of pennsylvania. hillary clinton also campaigned in north carolina yesterday. she's trying to encourage early voting-- particularly among black v today... she's getting some help from vice president joe biden here in wisconsin. he's scheduled to campaign in madison this morning.

. >> 9news reached out to the north dakota state patrol and sheriff's office who were at the scene of the protests today. they would not comment. >>> police in los angeles arrested about 200 people protesting the election last night. protests were mostly peaceful. police say about 3,000 people marched. they began breaking up the crowds at around 2:00 in the morning and arrested people for failure to disperse. protests picked up again today in new york and about 2,000 people marching along 5th >>> "60 minutes" landed the first exclusive interview with president-elect donald trump. he spoke about his separate phone conversations with hillary and bill clinton. >> hillary called you. tell us about that phone call. >> so hillary called and it was a lovely call. and it was a tough call for her. i can imagine. tougher for her than it would have been for me and for me it would have been very difficult. she couldn't have been nicer. she donald, well done. and i said i want to thank you very much, you're a great competitor. she's strong and smart. >> did you talk to bill clinton? >> he called t

offesnively they are tremendous best in the league--they went to north dakota state and beat em so they are use to winning in a tough enviorrnment.. so we will have to play a tough football game. they have something to play for. coach farley: they are playing for an automatic berth. the playoff brackets can not be set until this game is over. should south dakota state win they will be one of the top 4 seeds in and yet they drop in the polls. its a game that is going to be watched by many---inclduing the committee. rick and certainly the committee you are looking to convince them you deserve to be in obviously you need to win--onje thing you said a few weeks ago--win november and that's not just a statement it is a way of life. the panthers are the playoffs--so that has always been an emphasis i always want to train my team to get them peaking at the right time and you want to peak at then d of the season and we better be the guys have that mental mindset that november is here the most important games of the season are here the games that get you into the playoffs and further. mark that'

today in bismarck, north dakota, the state's highway patrol locked down the capitol building because of a large group of protesters. the patrol says they locked it down so people didn't gather inside the building. earlier this month, authorities arrested more than a dozen protesters after they refused to leave. protesters want construction to stop on the 3 point 8 billion dollar pipeline. it will stretch from north dakota, through iowa, to illinois. engineers said it completed its review of the dakota access pipeline. it says more study is needed before it allows the pipeline to cross under the missouri river. the corps also wants the standing rock sioux tribe to give input. today a united nations group said the u-s government appears to be ignoring treaty right and human rights of american indians opposing the pipeline. the u-n permanent forum on indigenous issues released a with both protesters and law enforcement. he says he found a quote "war zone" atmosphere. the pipeline will run beneath a lake that provides drinking water to the standing rock sioux tribe. the tribe says the pi

tuesday, north dakota officials approved an additional $4 million for policing, bringing the total costs of the police crackdown to $10 million. on monday night, oil was poured on the north dakota state capitol building along with a sign reading, "you can't drink oil." meanwhile, in new york city, hundreds of people protesting the dakota access pipeline flooded grand central statioion during rush hour, holding banners reading -- "indigenous sovereignty: protect land and water." in more news on the dakota access pipeline, authorities have charged water protector red fawn fallis with attempted murder and a slew of other charges stemming from the standoff on october 27 when hundreds of police raided a frontline resistance camp. authorities say fallis fired three shots during the standoff. she faces up to 20 years in prison. this comes after morton county sheriff kyle kirchmeier said he could not confirm any shots were fired by water protectors dudurg -- on october 27. news a "newsweek" , investigation has revealed donald trump's companies have defied court orders and destroyed or concealed thousands of pages of emails and documents amid lawsuits involving trump companies. the investigat

. >> does it look like one of the guy beckham is kneeling in front of, does he have a north dakota staterman's jacket on that is where carson wentz went to college. >> what is he doing. >> i'm not associated them without the shirts on. >> yes. >> i pick the one guy right there. >> that dude what is going on there. >> i was expecting a better pose out of him. >> it is frustrated it is a manikin challenge and he can't move. >> is there any pay off for people like other challenges were raising money for charity and helping with a cause. >> i have not seen that. >> real quickly, lets get over to sky fox because we have a septa train up and running. >> wow. >> we have something moving. >> we have something moving. market frankford line, well, at 9:09. we have a little bit of limited service. so, market frank forward line there. >> they said we would be running about every 15 or 20 minutes. >> they said when it comes to buses they will start rolling them out first, especially heaviest routes and by this evening we should see stuff getting back on line there but won't be until at full service u

bismarck, north dakota on lock down. staters over that pipeline, the dakota access piem line are nearby. we'll be back with a live report. >>> breaking news in north dakota. the state capital, bismarck, under shut. >> narrator: down because of protestors. >> i think is about a,000 people here. by and large they're exampled out outside of the capital, per se, down near where the pipeline is supposed to cross the missouri river. we're going to move other here, they're protesting, you see the sign says watt sere life. life is sacred. from the standing rock to the reservation. the capital is on lock down for now and they will probably start moving from here to another location shortly. >> keep an eye on it for us, william, thank you. >> okay, john, thank you. >>> the super moon is here this week, when it will be the brightest. we'll tell you about it and why it is important, next. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more

north dakota legislature and the governor? >> what is happening, it is unfortunate with the state government. there has been an oil boom in north dakota. and's 2003. -- since 2003. the exploitation of fossil fuels with fracking. in the northwest region of north dakota, there is an influx of people. our and implement rate was 5.0% united states and was two point percent in north dakota. what was happening, major crimes were being committed. .urders, rapes, sex trafficking the worst drugs you can think of being trafficked through there. we did not see militarization of law enforcement. we did not see national art being deployed. we did not see the state call a state emergency. this has been going on for all must a decade. but as soon as indigenous people and all of the supporters come together to stand up against fossil fuels, the state says, let's throw $10 million at this and make them go away. our commitment is not going to go away. the state has to understand that. a lot of this forces a necessary desk force is unnecessary. a that is the way it is. it is the underlying treatment of indigenou

north dakota. events in dubuque will start at 4 this afternoon at the clocktower. and in iowa city at army corps of engineers office at 3:30. in north dakota, the state capitol building went on a lockdown yesterday due to protesters. about 500 people gathered for the protest. no one was arrested. people who say they're trying to protect water want to encourage more people to join their cause. "we're here to represent the to pray for the state of north dakota." " protesters blocked traffic, which bismarck police say is against the law without a permit. the standing rock sioux tribe has filed a lawsuit to stop the pipeline, which the u-s army corps of engineers approved over the summer. waterloo police say they responded to an armed robbery at metro mart convenience store. that's at 23-32 falls avenue. officials say they were called to the store around 9 last night. no one was ill child, much of their time is devoted to taking care of them. variety children's charity helps those families take care of their other needs. and for the next two days, you have a chance to help them too. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us live from k-m-r-y radio in cedar rapid

dakota access pipeline. well, in recent months, the repression against the water protectors and journalists covering the movement has continued to intensify. the state of northa has approved $10 million to police the ongoing protest, and morton county sheriff kyle kirchmeier has called in hundreds of deputies from neighboring states. north dakota governor jack dalrymple has alalso activated e national guauard. riot police with military-grade equipment have attacked the native american protectors with pepper spray, tear gas, bean bag rounds, rubber bullets and sound cannons called lrads that's a long range acoustic device. water protectors also report near constant surveillance from police planes and helicopters. over 400 people have been arrested during the ongoing protests and many report being subjected to strip searches while in the morton county jail in north dakota. well, on october 31st, we spoke with dakota and dine activist dallas goldtooth of the indigenous environmental network about a violent police raid on a frontline camp established at the site of the same sacred tribal burial ground where unlicensed dakota access security guards attacked nativ

self-described islamic state news agency called artan a soldier of the islamic state who carried out the operation. >>> north dakota officials hope to shut down those oil pipeline protests with fines. yesterday, state officials said that they would fine anyone bringing supplies to the protesters. but emergency evacuation order to protect people from harsh weather was not enforced. demonstrators charged the four-state dakota access pipeline to contaminate water supplies. >>> coming up on the "morning news." inauguration access. big donors are being court for events surrounding the president's swearing in. the nfl players wear custom cleats for charity. this is the "cbs morning news." orn for charity.

in north dakota, the state is considering whether to borrow more money from a state-owned bank to cover the costs of an oil pipeline protest. it's already borrowed $6 million to cover law enforcement costs. one woman was charged monday allegedly fired three shots at law enforcement. opponents of the $3.8 billion pipeline worry the project will disturb sacred land and artifacts and threaten drinking water on the standing rock sioux's nearby reservation. a very crisp start to our day today. kevin: at least a lighter wind. from here, it does look like we continue to have a warming trend. this to happen, it's time to say goodbye to your garden for the season. what you can do to get things ready for next spring. it's time for our u local hotshot. this is a candy wrapper management costume. how neat is that? you can submit pictures and when all three of these guys show up, so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys inst

in north dakota, the state capitol building went on a lockdown yesterday due to protesters. about 500 people gathered for the protest. no one was arrested. water protectors say the purpose of the event was to encourage even more people to join their cause. "we're here to represent the four different directions that have come here in ceremony and to pray for the state of north dakota." " protesters blocked traffic, which bismarck without a permit. the standing rock sioux tribe has filed a lawsuit to stop the pipeline, which the u-s army corps of engineers approved over the summer. iowa city police say a man with a gun tried to rob a woman, but he didn't get anything. a woman says she was in a parking lot at 625 south gilbert street at 8 last night when a man jumped out of a van, demanding money. she said she didn't have any and he drove away. no one was hurt. police say the suspect is thin shorts. waterloo police say they responded to an armed robbery at metro mart convenience store. that's at 23-32 falls avenue. officials say they were called to the store around 9 last night

north dakota. events in dubuque will start at 4 this afternoon at the clocktower. and in iowa city at army corps of engineers office at 3:30. in north dakota, the state gathered for the protest. no one was arrested. people who say they're trying to protect water want to encourage more people to join their cause. "we're here to represent the four different directions that have come here in ceremony and to pray for the state of north dakota." protesters blocked traffic, which bismarck police say is against the law without a permit. the standing rock sioux tribe has filed a lawsuit to stop the pipeline, which the u-s army corps of engineers approved luigi's restaurant in oelwein goes back more than 50 years. now the owners say an over-heated chicken roaster started the weekend fire that destroyed the building. the fire happened late saturday afternoon. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy flames in the kitchen, which quickly spread to the ceiling. the building is a total loss, but no one was hurt. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk reports on how the family is trying to find bits of their history amid the damage. jordee: now the family of luigi rummage throu

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melinda: right now, protests still going on over a pipeline in north dakota. now the state's governor has ordered the protesters to leave. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest developments. tim. tim: governor jack dalrymple is ordering the protesters to move out because their semi-permanent shelters don't follow building codes and because of winter weather. the land the protesters are camping on is controlled by the state, but dalrymple said he has the power to make the order under the state's disaster legislation. right now there are between two and three thousand protesters camping on the land. officials say they won't take any actions to force the protesters to leave. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: a couple in california disappeared in the snow. now there's a happy ending to their story. the couple was found safe yesterday. they had called theiso in the snow but he didn't hear from them again. >> i'm telling them they're not going back four-wheeling again! that's for sure. you know what? the truck's buried in snow. leave it! it's not coming back. the

melinda: right now, protests still going on over a pipeline in north dakota. now the state's governor has ordered the protesters to leave. following the latest developments. tim. tim: governor jack dalrymple is ordering the protesters to move out because their semi-permanent shelters don't follow building codes and because of winter weather. the land the protesters are camping on is controlled by the federal government not the state, but dalrymple said he has the power to make the order under the state's disaster legislation. right now there are between two and three thousand protesters officials say they won't take any actions to force the protesters to leave. ben: a mother in massachusetts is now facing charges months after she was found passed out inside a store. authorities say she overdosed inside a family dollar store in september. her two-year-old child was with her in the store. it took two shots of narcan to bring the woman back. she's been charged with reckless endangerment of her child. >> for several minutes the two-year-old was trying to get her mother's attentio

. >>> one of our state lawmakers plans to look at the dakota pipeline construction, from oi fields in north dakota to illinois. and state representative joe situation unfold. >> as an elected official. as a leader in the community, i want to make assessments for myself of what is going on. >> salazar says he is troubled by what he calls human rights violations by law enforcement. and this comes after officers used water hoses on protesters sunday night in north dakota. some people ended up with hypothermia. the sheriff says the protesters were being aggressive towards his deputies. and described the protests as >>> more coloradans die from drug overdoses than car accidents now. now there is a new treatment for people struggling with i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh

. >> after watching this in north dakota unfold for months, state representative can no longer stand by. >> as an elected official and leader in the community, i want to make assessments for myself of what is going on. >> a civil rights attorney, he is troubled by what he calls human rights violations by law enforcement and has been in contact with the white house intervene. >> the government can to something about this. i reject the premise that says they can't. >> the government is withholding final easement now. >> what should happen here? >> both sides need to stand down. we should allow the army corps to do their study. >> we will get this easement and complete our project. >> the pipeline parallels an existing pipeline that crosses the river at the same location. >> i think the chances of this pipeline leaking is extremely rare. >> that is so massive in scope. who knows how long it would take them to clean it up. >> how do you stop it at this point? >> i don't know how you do it. i hope we can prevail along the humanity of elected officials. >> he killed the legislation in colo

state level republicans had a big night as well, including north dakota 33-year-old who turned state democratic control. incoming north dakota state senator mr. scott meyer, i should say senator scott meyer joins us now. how does that sound? >> it sounds great. still sinking in. >> how did this happen? 24 years the democrats held that spot. >> i got approached by our district chairman and he reached out and said we haven't had a full ticket in 20 years. we had two representatives. two solid candidates. we put together an effective campaign, tried to earn that vote on november 8th came out with two seats. >> why do you think you won? >> accessibility, i would say. there are disenfranchised voters. we got out and asked them what their concerns are. sometimes they feel like their voice isn't quite being heard, so i feel like again getting in front of them and letting them know who we are. >> did you work harder than your challenger? >> i would say yes. the one thing i say is hubris and hubrisistic attitude. new voice and face here. >> she was in public office for 14 years. >> right. >> a

>>> 6:00 am and intense morning across the country, pipeline protests in north dakota, police officers targeted in three states and swastikas spray-painted on an elementary school. how families are rising up against it. >> protesters accused of writing in north dakota. >>> first another winter storm headed to our area, here is your first alert forecast. >> we will get snow before the thanksgiving holiday great for the ski resort, a few showers hitting the western slope, across the plains quite a bit of cloud cover. he number of alerts going into

the fact are we work with the state of north dakota, we worked with the federal government to assure hat we were not disturb anything historical sites. we hired archaeologists. the state of north dakota concluded that the-- the army corps of engineers concluded we have not damaged any historical sites. >> brangham: last question for you. president trump, president-elect trump is-- i know he holds some stock in your company reportedly, and i know you're a big supporter of his. do you think when he becomes president that he will simply authorize the construction of this pipeline? >> well, i don't think-- i don't think a president actually authorizes an easement. i think he alowlz the rules, procedures and laws-- >> brangham: but you think it will happen when he takes over. >> i do, yes. >> brangham: and what happens to the protesters at that point? i mean, the ones that i've spoken to said they are not going anywhere and they're building shelters for the winter and will wait this out. >> the people of north dakota are generally wonderful people, law-abiding, nonviolent people and they'r

protesters gathered at an intersection and disrupted traffic as some shouted "shame on you, north dakota!" the four-state pipeline would two of the six- member space station crew are nasa astronauts from the u-s - including peggy whitson, an iowa native. nasa releasing this picture of their holiday meal. the menu sounded like a traditional thanksgiving dinner, but it may have lacked some of the touches of home. have, our foods a little different so, here's our turkey right here, so it's in a pouch we're going to heat this up and it's going to you're having at home." also on the thanksgiving menu in space - dehydrated cornbread dressing, green beans and mushrooms, and mashed potatoes. many people stress out about cooking one turkey for thanksgiving -- but a cedar falls business owner -- cooks six in just a few hours. he's been doing it for 20 years. todd steil starts frying the big birds every thanksgiving morning for friends, neighbors, and employees -- and he's all done by the afternoon. but you won't have any flare-ups make your own dressing and turkeys are awesome." of course -- todd follows the safet

warren told us the company wants to reimburse the state of north dakota and morton county for the millions they have spent on the protests and security but that authorities have not yet send his office. mark albert, cbs news, dallas. >> ninan: up next, a chilling case in south carolina. a woman f captor confessing to seven murders. tonight, "48 hours" talks to his >> ninan: tonight, "48 hours" investigates the twisted life of south carolina. 45-year-old todd kohlehepp was arrested earlier this month after a woman was found chained inside a storage container. david begnaud spoke with kohlehepp's mother for tonight's special report. >> todd is not a monster. he's not even close to it. he wasn't doing it for enjoyment. he was doing it because he was mad and he was hurt. >> reporter: this is regina tague, the mother of self-confessed killer todd kohlehepp. given what y admitted, your son is the definition of what's known as a serial killer. >> i hate that. i know that's what they say. he was a very misunderstood. >> reporter: but sheriff's deputies say there's no misunderstanding. todd kohlehe

state of north dakota against the new proposed oil pipeline. is theive american tribe leading opposition to the dakota access pipeline, saying it would disrupt the sacred aerial site and source of drinking water. say the nearly 1200 mile-long pipeline could funnel up to 570,000 barrels of oil per day. next results for kellogg's, saying quarterly profit rose 42% . overall sales in the third quarter dropped in kellogg's has lowered its annual forecast citing weak demand for its cereal brands. reuters is taking -- is trying to streamline its business. the layoffs will mainly affect financial and risk business and operations group. was 34th international trade fair has opened in havana. a chance for the major manufacturers to show off their wares and to make inroads into the cuban economy. american companies haven't -- have had difficulty penetrating the market even after the president tried to normalize relationships with the country. >> u.s. firms are still having problems making inroads into the island economy. still do noty understand a lot of

protesters gathered at an intersection and disrupted traffic as some shouted "shame on you, north dakota!" the four-state pipeline would also run through iowa. a spacegiving dinner. two of the six- member space station crew are nasa astronauts from the u-s - including peggy their holiday meal. the menu sounded like a traditional thanksgiving dinner, but it may have lacked some of the touches of home. "so of course we're going to have, our foods a little different so, here's our turkey right here, so it's in a pouch we're going to heat this up and it's going to taste really good just like you're having at home." also on the thanksgiving menu in space - dehydrated cornbread dressing, green beans and mushrooms, and mashed potatoes. it's coming up on today in iowa.... planning the trip -- then plans fizzle out due to a fire. disappointed nature lovers this thanksgiving weekend. plus...he can't drive himself -- but loves nothing more than to ride in the sidecar. "now your storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your co

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