so they went to the pizza store but i read about this because i have from the ozarks we would never cater a wedding budget did not understand that our neighbors through a block party candidates had a bottle service. so that became a big story. now all of a sudden they ran at the center of the debate. they had to close up the shop their marketing death threats from a hypothetical question and it is maddening because it never have been sown no discrimination took place because this is more than an issue of whether not take that variable lot of it. but of flu you provide your services to or where you work. we have already had the supreme court decisions on that so if you talk about indentured servitude you remove all of the windows of identity politics and people are too involved to realize ultimately the path they are being led down with the argument. and the fact have a reporter that went to the small town to prove a narrative that is exactly why in our nation have had it

i'm from the ozarks we would never cater a wedding with pizza. i'm not throwing shade on anyone that head. do they not understand the neighbors through a block party in st. louis and had bottle service. know what is good and cater their wedding with a pizza for crying out loud. they have to close up shop. they were getting death threats. for hypothetical question. it was maddening because not only was it something that actually happened there is no discrimination that took place. this is more of an issue of whether or not you are serving a cake and a gay wedding or photographing a gay wedding. take that variable out of it. it's ultimately about who owns your labor. can the government cover that. and who you provide your services two. that's exactly it. the thing about it is you're talking about indentured service here. that's what it boils down to. when you remove all of that that this is about indentured servitude's. people are too involved in these politics to realize ultimately what path they are being let down with these arguments. you have a

shop and i read about this because i have friends and family members and i'm sorry, i'm from the ozarks. we would never cater a wedding with pizza. i'm not shoving shade at anyone that has to do people not understand our neighbors threw a block party in st. louis on the gay neighbors, fabulous and they had a bottle service. no one is going to cater their wedding at a pizza for crying out loud so anyway that became a big story in this restaurant all of a sudden was at the center of all of this debate. they had to close shop, they were getting death threats, all of this over a hypothetical question and it was maddening because not only was it something that it never actually happened, there was no discrimination that took place again is to the proprietors of a pizza shop because this is more than an issue of whether or not you are serving a cake at a wedding or giving pizza to a gay wedding reception. take the variable out of it. this is ultimately about who owns your labor. can the government come in and say you don't get to determine how you work in who you provide your services to, we

a mostly cloudy day for ozarks you n see rain on the western slope, it's raining around grand junction and it's raining in carbondale and as you start making your way up to the higher terrain of eagle county, pitkin county, we have some snow falling. it's going to take some time for tall moisture to go to the east but it will happen and by getting into town we've got a closure. that's purple. bridge there at garrison and we have closure of -- we have the closure of i-70 between kipling and wadsworth this morning. take i-70 as the alternate or take 6th avenue north along wadsworth and access eastbound i-70. >>> one officer is dead and three more injured. police arrested a man in san bell, florida last night. they say jared cicconi while vfc+police involved in a trafc stop. this officer was taken to th hoal where he was treated and released. it's an island right near fort myers. another shooting this one kansas city, missouri and a acon a police officer in st. louis, missouri is defend. he was killed in -- is defend. he was killed in a shootout -- is dead. he was killed in a shootout. th

anthony piercy was arresting ellingson on suspicion of boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks in missouri. ellingson is fell into the water while wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life vest. piercy is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his death. the man accused of killing two des moines- area police officers praised one of their departments just days before the shootings. on october 29th, scott greene wrote on an online compliment form that the officers in the urbandale police department were "absolute heroes." he also apologized for prior run-ins and said he greene faces two counts of first degree murder... .... for the the deaths of urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant tony beminio. police say he ambushed them while they were sitting in their patrol cars on november second. a motorcyclist died today after passing a vehicle and losing control. that's according to the iowa state patrol. it says patrick moore junior was driving on highway 22 near white oak avenue in lone tree at 11:45 this morning. after he passed road and hit a fence.

kellen copeland teamed up with grandpa greg fritz for this lake of the ozarks catfish. reagon seaton was wetting a li a biting.. patrick seaton also getting into fish at lake darling. the fishing cousins: caydence of swisher and savannah of lemars hit the jackpot. dan mitchell weighs in again with a big ugly. next up is tawny hess and her slab bluegill. jake gerot was using a rod and reel when the 29 pound flathead hit. cole silver hauled in a harpers ferry. dominic kocher is all smiles with his coralville reservoir flathead. and lily ponto was reeling in the walleye when the northern attacked and keith pinto netted them both. with all my fishing friends, this is john cmapbell reporting. thanks, scott. now here's a look at today's most viewed web stories on kcrg dot joe, people are watching the weather for thanksgiving travelling. pressure makes its way east bringing clouds and rainfall. the clouds increase tonight with rainfall, across eastern iowa, developing through the day tuesday. rainfall totals could be near 0.5", with the best chance tuesday afternoon and evenin

. >> we were ozarks and marty said i want to tell you all something, he said i want you all to know that i have done everything i ever wanted to do in my life. i have the most wonderful, beautiful wife. i have grand children, if i died tomorrow, i would die the happiest man. i got up and hit him and told him not to say that. i am like, don't say that. and he died the next day. >> marty's friend was behind the wholes when the small plane airport, the plane went down. >> at his funeral, people were standing outside the building while the ceremony was going on. to show their love for marty. >> reporter: a memorial that everyone could see. >> makes me smile. >> reporter: yet there is another that lasted even longer. >> i offered to have someone put "rip" underneath it. >> i told him i thought it would be cooler-- i know he looks down on us. i have no doubt. i for him just to see "hi, marty." >> reporter: 2 words most of the world may never see. but for the man who meant so much. >> he was very loved and that shows it right there. >> reporter: they are right there in plain sight. >> he still

when he drowned in may of 20-14 after being stopped for boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks ellingson was handcuffed when he say a life jacket he was wearing came off over 80-thousand dollars is missing from an eastern iowa's jail account this according to state auditors...it's all about the muscatine county jail the audit examined the sheriff's office accounts between 20-13 and 20-16 they're also saying jail records were inadequate...so they couldn't know for sure what happened to that money it will all be reviewed to after a video surfaces of a police officer punching a woman in the face take a look hey you can't punch a woman two officers appear to be trying to arrest a woman... as the woman struggles with the handcuffs, an officer punches her people who were watching yelled at the officer this before they were able to arrest the woman and put her in the back of a police car. there is still an ongoing investigation into the incident the search continues tonight for the driver of a car who narrowly escaped a deadly train accident this is surveillance video of the car and t

he was arrested on suspicion of drunk boating on the lake of the ozarks. he then fell off the trooper's boat and died. life jacket he put on ellingson was not secured properly. "with him pleading innocent, is no sign that he's repented on what he did to my son, so you know an apology now i think's a little late." the trooper is still facing involuntary manslaughter charges. in return for the nine million dollar settlement from the state of missouri -- the family must drop a civil lawsuit against the state. a 100-year prison sentence for an iowa man who murdered two people. travis standlee was convicted in the deaths of raymond ursino and sharon mead. mead's body was found last fall near the coe college campus in cedar rapids. prosecutors say standlee killed mead the day after he was arrested on suspicion of killing ursino in the parking lot of a cedar rapids church. at first, he was released because of a lack of evidence. both cases comes with a 50-year sentence to be served -- one right after the other. police officers called police heroes just days befor

state of missouri will pay $9 million to the family of brandon ellison who drowned at the lake of the ozarks in custody of a state trooper. he was from the des moines area and was suspected of boating while intoxicated in 2014. he was arrested and fell into the lake wearing handcuffs and an properly secured lifejacket and ended up drowning. the trooper involved in the case faces and voluntary manslaughter charges in the death. he awaits trial right now. >>> the university of iowa has created a search committee to president for medical affairs announced he was stepping down from his post. the 17% search committee said the replacement committee will meet december 1st . he will remain there until a new leader is named. >>> if you ever wanted to teach, now is your chance. the cedar rapids community classroom for either the afternoon or morning. you're then asked to talk to teachers and administrators about their if you're interested, call the number on your screen. an exciting day for a mount vernon student. is call them about this. >>> an exciting day for mount vernon students. he is the first

>> reporter: springfield, missouri, is called the queen of the ozarks, a church-going, neighborly city of midsize with good colleges. gary tyrrell grew up poor on a all about education, teaching kids in his classrooms by day, the history book in his lap at night. he and his wife jan raised two kids, a girl and a boy who sadly died young of a brain cancer. jan kept the house mainly and sold avon products part time. they lived and gardened in the same house for almost 25 years. they even designed it themselves. life in missouri was good for the two. >> they loved each other v >> reporter: daughter jessica remembers how extraordinarily close her parents were, joined at the hip. >> if my mom went shopping, my dad took her. they gardened together. talked on the phone, you know, several times a day if they were apart. they really did everything. >> reporter: so they really were for the ages, huh? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: personalities? gary was the fun, outgoing one. >> he was a very jolly man. you know, kind of like a santa claus. >> reporter: jan, a little more reserved. >> it took a litt

((dave courvoisier)) >>> that was brian calfano from our affiliate in the ozarks. we are your local election headquarters.. and be sure to tune into us tomorrow on air and online for election day. cbs news will be covering the national races... and we will have updates on the local races every 30 minutes... ((denise valdez)) >>> a las vegas mother charged in the death of her two-year-old daughter is being held without bail. we are learning child protective services made half a dozen visits to her house before the death. 23-year-old diana eldridge made her first court appearance today. her child died on october 18-th. prosecutors say the child suffered from medical and environmental neglect for an extended period. according to a police report released today... eldridge and her children lived and in that short amount of time the apartment became nearly unlivable. state records also list four reports to cps since may. eldridge has two other children.. and is also facing neglect charges for their treatment. her next court appearance is scheduled for january./// ((denis

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ladies and gentleman, our scene takes place deep in the heart of the ozarks. like most folks hereabouts, they have a few chickens. (chicken clucks) a cow. (cow moos) a goat. (goat bleats) i hate to disappoint you but the jackass ain't home. now, by the way, my name is lem skinner and i live here with my wife, em and my son clem. we got the prettiest home in this area. this is my wife, em. we've been married 29 years. now, i know she loves me because she's still wearing the wedding dress. now, this is my wife's brother. d like to introduce him to you but he died yesterday. anyway, we're just a normal family. and we're very, very happy here and everything's going just fine. -lem, lem? -what is it, em? - tell me, lem, have you seen clem? -i ain't seen clem since 3:00 p.m. (drumming) - yup. - i thought it was dead. - that probably was one of them reflex things. - well, forget about him. i'm getting worried about our boy, clem. i think it's high time you talked to clem about the facts of life. he's going on 28. - well, he doesn't have to learn about that g to start

piercy charges.authrorities say brandon ellingson - from a des moines suburb - fell into the lake of ozarks while he was handcuffed in 20-14.officials also say his life vest was not properly secured.he drowned. the trial starts july 10-th. the state department is now advising all americans traveling overseas to europe..to be aware this holiday season.federal officials say isis and al- qaida militants might try to execute terror attacks.they warn americans to be cau and avoid large crowds - riding public transportation and meeting in places of worship.just yesterday - seven suspected terrorists were arrested in france - who authorities believe were plotting a new attack. as you get ready to make your turkey day travel plans here in the corridor - - here's a few tips:according to waze - tomorrow is the worst day to hit the road - mainly because it's the busiest travel day.the best time is actually on tracking app also says the worst day to return home is on sunday.more than 48-million americans are expected to drive more than 50 miles this week for thanksgiving. the big week is finally here.

manslaughter charges.authrorities say brandon ellingson - from a des moines suburb - fell into the lake of ozarks while he was handcuffed in 20-14.officials also say his life vest was not properly secured.he drowned. the trial starts july 10-th. advising all americans traveling overseas to europe..to be aware this holiday season.federal officials say isis and al- qaida militants might try to execute terror attacks.they warn americans to be cautious and avoid large crowds - riding public transportation and meeting in places of worship.just yesterday - seven suspected terrorists were arrested in france - who authorities believe were plotting a new attack. turkey day travel plans here in the corridor - - here's a few tips:according to waze - tomorrow is the worst day to hit the road - mainly because it's the busiest travel day.the best time is actually on thanksgiving day. the traffic-tracking app says the worst day to return home is on sunday.more than 48- million americans are expected to drive more than 50 miles this week for thanksgiving. the big week is finally here. for the past few months - l

into a lake and died while wearing secured life vest -- put on by the trooper at the lake of the ozarks. last week the state of missouri agreed to pay ellingson's family nine million dollars. 20 years in federal prison. the man who kidnapped and killed 11-year-old jacob wetterling is sentenced. danny heinrich guilty to child pornography as part of a plea deal -- preventing him being charged with murder in wetterling's 18989 kidnapping. heinrich led investigators to the boy's body in september. an a number of crashes in utah over the weekend. in one case -- a state trooper ying to stop a driver who was going the wrong way on the hours later -- an allegedly drunk driver slammed into the back of a squad car while the officer was issuing a ticket to another drunk driver. "you're being put in a situation it's going to go into public and going to kill somebody." a magnitude seven-point-four earthquake triggers a tsunami in japan. there were no reports of deaths or serious injuries several hours after the quake hit. a nuclear reactor did have some brief problems. one of the regions hit by a ts

he was arrested on suspicion of drunk boating on the lake of the ozarks. he then fell off the trooper's boat and died. the trooper later admitted the life jacket he put on ellingson was not secured properly... "with him pleading innocent, is know an apology now i think's a little late." involuntary manslaughter charges. in return for the nine million dollar settlement from the state of missouri -- the family must a 100-year prison sentence for an iowa man who murdered two people. travis standlee was convicted in the deaths of raymond ursino and sharon mead. mead's body was found last fall near the coe college campus in cedar rapids. prosecutors say standlee killed mead the day after he was arrested on suspicion of killing ursino in the parking lot of a cedar rapids because of a lack of evidence. both cases comes with a 50-year sentence to be served -- one right iowa police officers called police heroes just days before it all happened. scott greene apologized for the run-ins he had with the urbandale police department -- and said he loved them for keeping

oop boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks. ellingson is from central iowa. during the arrest, ellingson fell into the water while wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life vest. piercy is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his death. ellingson father says that's not much comfort. "so, you know with him pleading innocent, is no sign that he's i think's a little late " missouri state officials say they've since made changes to the training procedures for troopers on the water. police say the amount of crime in chicago is having a clear influence on cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders talked with cedar rapids police, who say the proximity is just one of the reasons f sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500

piercy was arresting the 20 year old on suspicion of boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks. ellingson is from central iowa. during the arrest, ellingson fell into the water while wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life vest. death. ellingson father says the settlement is not much comfort. "so, you know with him pleading innocent, is no sign that he's repented on what he did to my son, so you know an apology now i think's a little late " missouri state officials say they've since made changes to the training procedures for troopers on the water. police in bismarck, north dakota issued an emergency alert after a scuffle between pipeline demonstrator s and police. there is a going on in downtown bismarck, please avoid the downtown bismarck until further notice." authorities arrested 8 people and shut down traffic while more than 100 demonstrators occupied the city's business district. officials say one protester attempted to grab an officer's weapon. that's when police decided to notify the public about what was happening with an emergency alert. some protesters say t

also had a life jacket on -- that had not been properly secured by the trooper at the lake of the ozarks. last week the state of missouri agreed to pay ellingson's family nine million dollars. the trooper will stand trial in july on an involuntary manslaughter charge. a plea deal for a man accused of attempting to abduct and sexually assault a girl. robert robbins, of dubuque, pleading guilty to enticing a minor under the age of 13. according to court documents from our coverage partners at robbins grabbed the girl as she was walking home from school in march of last year. he apparently pulled her to a shed, but she was able to get away. robbins is expected to be given a suspended ten-year prison sentence. life in prison -- the sentence for a man found guilty of killing his own daughter. robert stern convicted of first degree murder in september. he shot his daughter 15 times at their home last year. stern had asked for a new trial, but was denied. a former doctor for usa arrested and charged with sexual assault. court records show the allegations go back almost 20 years. hewas the docto

piercy was arresting the 20 year old on suspicion of boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks. ellingson fell into the water while wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life vest. piercy is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his death. ellingson father says that's not much comfort. "so, you know with him pleading innocent, is no sign that he's repented on what he did to my son, so you know an apology now i think's a little late " missouri state officials say they've since made changes to for troopers on the water. dubuque is taking applications for a flood resistance program. the city hosted an informational meeting last night for the bee branch healthy homes resiliency program. officials say the eight million dollars the city is getting can be used for foundation repairs, basement window repairs and sump pump installations. one of the applicants hopes the program can help reimburse her for what she's lost during flooding. "valete brown, dubuque resident - we've lost a water once for sure." the money for the program comes from the u-s department of housing and urba

he was arrested on suspicion of drunk boating on the lake of the ozarks. he then fell off the trooper's was not secured properly. "with him pleading innocent, is no sign that he's repented on what he did to my son, so you know an apology now i think's a little late." involuntary manslaughter charges. in return for the nine million dollar settlement from the state of missouri -- the family must drop a civil lawsuit against the state. in court today -- the minnesota police officer charged with manslaughter. philando castile was shot and killed during a traffic stop in july. his girlfriend streamed the aftermath live on facebook. castile told the officer he was carrying a handgun and had a permit for gun out of his pocket. the officer charged will be arraigned today. a federal appeals court blocks the release of a young man -- known across the country because of the "making a murderer" documentary. brendan dassey was set to go free today. but wisconsin's attorney general filed a motion -- putting his release on hold for now. 11 years ago -- dassey confessed t

kellen copeland teamed up with grandpa greg fritz for this lake of the ozarks catfish. reagon seaton was wetting a line at lake darling when the crappies were biting.. patrick seaton also getting into fish at lake darling. the fishing cousins: caydence of swisher and savannah of lemars hit the jackpot. dan mitchell weighs in again with a big ugly. next up is tawny hess and her slab bluegill. jake gerot was usg flathead hit. two on grandma!! that's what cole silver hauled in a harpers ferry. dominic kocher is all smiles with his coralville reservoir flathead. and lily ponto was reeling in the walleye when the northern attacked and keith pinto netted them both. with all my fishing friends, this is john cmapbell reporting. stores across iowa are getting taking a live look at lindale mall in cedar rapids, shoppers are eager to get a good deal. we'll check in with tv9's forrest saunders. and a staple of the quad cities airport made sure everyone looked their best when heading to thanksgiving dinner. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg

locator: lake ozarks, missouri nats / montage todd: opening pills todds interview 3 into camera 000133 name is corporal todd nicely todd interview 3a life i stepped on a bomb, took my arms and legs, its a fighting struggle everyday todd closet interview 1 000046 as a quadruple amputee i have prosthetic legs almost people have shoes closet interview 2 000247 i have this basket of hands todds interview 3 into camera 000439 theres only 5 of us that have survived this type of injury, i was the 2nd, but the first marinegary sinise 2203 we take this precious freedom we live as we want for granted, it has to be provided protected defended fought for sacrificed for and somebody got to do all that and were lucky that we have people that are willing to do it nat todd crate interview 000105 this box is from afghanistan, it sent back with all my personal belongings minus what was military issued after i was injured nat todd crate interview 000112 all the dirt personally have never opened it to go through with it todds mom interview 2 00:10:09 i see sadness in him most definitely, ive seen him stru

look at names like keycorp, silicon valley bank, the holding company, svd financial and bank of the ozarksecommending. liz: let's put those up instead of usual suspects. those three are you believe are the next plays. can i assume that you feel that the bank names, at least the big rally here is a little overdone now? >> well they could have more to run. i tell you things we're watching and things talked about. what is talked about finally after six years we can take another look at dodd-frank and see what might not be working in that bill. remember even representative frank it might be changed and could be changed in certain areas. so if we get some of those roll backs in terms of limits like 50 billion in assets, when you get more regulation, if you roll that back, if we also get possibly higher interest rates and if we also get he any tax raw changes, those could be good things for the banking industry, especially for those 250 billion and under. liz: because they got killed and got swept in with the massive hammer-like regulations on major names like jpmorgans. you don't want to see sm

i wrote about this too because i have gay friends and family members, and i'm sorry, i'm from the ozarkswe would never cater a wedding with pizza. i'm not throwing shade, but do these people not understand? our neighbors threw a block party in st. louis, gay neighbors, fabulous, and they had bottle service. no one's going to cater their wedding with a pizza, for crying out loud. anyway, so that became a big story. and this restaurant was, all of a sudden they were at the center of all of this maddening debate. they had to close up shop, close their blinds, they were getting death threats, all of this for a hypothetical question. and it was maddening because not only was it something that never actually happened, there was no discrimination that took place except the discrimination against christian proprietors of a pizza shop because, you know, you should -- this is more than an issue of whether or not you are serving a cake at a gay wedding or photographing a gay wedding or giving pizza to a gay wedding reception. ..

this demo, all of my family are southern missouri and they aro dark voters and -- ozark voters and theyll talk like this. this is how they live. but they are good people and they were tired of being abused by the democratic party. it is amazing that this is the demographic that bill clinton, that al gore and the democratic party of the 1990s, they relied upon these people. they exploited these people for votes. they used these people. and they paid them lip service. and here we are in 2016, how could we struggle to pay health care bills and put food on the table and you are telling me what pronoun to use and where my kids can go to the bathroom. that is not putting food on the table. this conversation about transgender everything and everything going on in the carolinas, none of that is putting food on the people's tables and they are done with it. >> and you've reached such a good point and i've done a lot of soul searching and the -- and i take full responsibility for this myself because i've been condescending, including democrats and including me, don't sit around worried about putt

the folks in this area in the ozarks are having their own special kind of rally. old fashioned barn warming. mr. president, we're going to send you back to washington for four more years. let's take a look at some of the activity that's going on around here in the barn. folks, here is our hostess. how are you? >> fine, thank you. we're so glad you could be with us tonight at our reelection party. >> how are things on the farm the last few years? >> pretty good, chuck. we would like to say to mr. ic s eisenhower from here in springfield, we know we can trust him to do well in the next four years. now i would like you to meet a good friend of ours. >> mr. president, our county dairy farmers want to say hello. >> friend, where are you from? >> springfield. >> your job? >> dairy processing plant. mr. president, we in the middle west appreciate the dignity and integrity of your administration. >> thanks a lot. hello, friend, who are you? >> a springfield, missouri farmer. >> been living here long? >> three generations. we're pleased with the eisenhower administration.

." >> reporter: if your travels take you to the ozarks in southwestern missouri, that splendid lake country, you maybe have bass or trout fishing on the mind. or perhaps you're heading to branson to catch a few of the stage shows. but there was no tour guide that would have directed you to this modest home in springfield, missouri, and that's a shame because it was an old curiosity valuable stuff everywhere the eye landed. but still every object just so. think neat hoarders. >> anything from coins to arrowheads to -- he had probably 10,000 to 15,000 books. >> he's big into gold and silver, gems. >> bayonets from world war i and just all kinds of stuff that he -- you know, a leg cannon. >> reporter: but did these collectors who had such a knack for finding treasure have a less discerning eye when it came to sizing up people? the dreadful toll in that house that evening? >> i said, he's off in some way. i don't know. he could be a psychopath or something. i said, it scares me. >> reporter: on april 30, 2014, did they fall prey to someone they believed could be trusted? >> i had to be lowered

the event him and--will activate and avoid all eight state [inaudible] search and rescue teams and ozark eight sounds insignificant but those are 70 person teams that will be immediately coming to the bay area to help with immediate search and rescue operations. they also up 12 level for teams that will be deployed. so that's all part of our planning efforts is how to receive those first responders that are going to be coming in, and then in addition, in that 24-72 hour fema will activate their contract with amr, ambulance provider, to send 300 ambulances to the bay area and then we would the state will assemble and diploid 25 strike teams in the strike teams are five and once is a piece. so that's to give you an idea of the amount of first responders that will be coming to our systems, but we will have to care and feed them once they get here that your how to get them to where they need to be. they will also deploy that other mutual aid resources for fire suppression and support to debris clearance operation. then, in terms of kind of what this plan means for us, it's going to influence

you know, i'm from the ozarks. we would never cater a wedding with pizza.m not throwing shade on anybody who ever has, but do these people not understand? our neighbors throw a block party in st. louis, gay neighbors, fabulous, and they had bottle service. no one's going to cater their wedding with a pizza, for crying out loud. anyway, so that became a big story. and this restaurant was, all of a sudden they were at the center of all of this maddening debate. they had to close up shop, close their blinds. they were getting death threats, all of this, for a hypothetical question with. and it was maddening because not only was it something that never actually happened, there was no discrimination that took place except the discrimination against christian proprietors of a pizza shop. because, you know, you should -- this is more than an issue of whether or not you are serving a cake at a gay wedding or photographing a gay wedding or giving pizza to a gay wedding reception. take that variable out of it. this is, ultimately, about who owns your labor. can the g

manslaughter charges.authrorities say brandon ellingson - from a des moines suburb - fell into the lake of ozarks while he was handcuffed in 20-14.officials also say his life vest was not proper the trial starts july 10-th. right now - a marion road is back open after a delicate situation requiring haz-mat crews to respond.it happened late monday afternoon along 3rd avenue between 35-th and 44-th street.first responders blocked off the area so crews could safety remove and disperse leaking anhydrous ammonia.no one was hurt. the east central iowa council of governments will meet today to talk about their priorities of elected officials and neighbors - promotes regional cooperation between several counties. eee-cee-cog hopes iowa lawmakers will focus on issues that will build up member cities and counties. on saturday - iowans are being asked to shop local. in iowa city - the chamber is hosting their very own holiday blitz. over the coming weeks - people who shop and dine at local businesses earn tickets with the chance to win five-hundred dollars. drawings will take place december and sixteenth. d

moment.but the state of missouri will now family of brandon ellingson - who drowned at the lake of the ozarks in custody of a state tr. trooper.ellingson was from the des moines area - and was suspected of boating while intoxicated back in 20-14.he was arrested and fell into the lake wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life jacket. the trooper involved in the case faces a involuntary manslaughter charge in ellingson's death.he's waiting to go to trial. the man accused of killing two des moines metro police officers - praised ?one of the shooting ?rampage. ?rampage.scott greene - who you see here in court - sent a note to the urbandale police department apologizing for prior run-ins with police.on october 29-th - he emailed the department saying his "dark days" were over and he called the officers quote absolute heroes.four days later - he shot and killed urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sergant anthony beminio.he is now in jail on first degree murder charges.if to life in prision. the man convicted of killing two people in cedar rapids last year -just days apart -

piercy was arresting the 20 year old on suspicion of boating while intoxicated on the lake of the ozarks. ellingson fell into the water while wearing handcuffs and an improperly secured life vest. piercy is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his death. missouri state officials say they've since made changes to the training procedures for troopers who are on the water. and now here's your first alert forecast. the mild air that has been with us most of the month will be gone very soon. our strong cold front is still on track to push through waterloo around 9am, iowa city and cedar rapids areas around 10am, and the dubuque area the man accused of killing two >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. we have a blizzard warning in the midwest less than a week till thanksgiving and the first major snowstorm of the season is shutting down highways delaying flights and now the cold blast is barreling towards the northeast. ? >>> deals or duds? are those black friday bargains really saving you big bucks? we're breaking down the secrets of the so-called savings. ? >>> spoiler alert. who got

you got a couple of banks in western alliance and bank of the ozarks. why?s i feel like they trade at a discount to the group. the group is trading at around 16 1/2 times 2016 earnings. they are delivering above average growth. you can see upside for upside margins with steepening yield curve and you can see upside. and also if the stimulus works you will see better economy. if you layer that into 2018 these stocks are really cheap and i think you can get substantial upside from here even though the stocks have appreciated. >> i like that you point out the prism stocks which i think you own. what do you do with that group now? >> we start to trim those. corrections corp has gone from 14 to 22 area. geogroup has gone from 18 after they announced the doj stuff. it has gone back into the 30s. i would trim some of the corrections corp. >> j.c. penney is a small cap now? >> yeah. about $3 billion company. a great turn around is going there. they will have about a billion dollars in ebita. so that stock could trade 20 on those earnings. here it is about nine. they

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the event him and--will activate and avoid all eight state [inaudible] search and rescue teams and ozark eight sounds insignificant but those are 70 person teams that will be immediately coming to the bay area to help with immediate search and rescue operations. they also up 12 level for teams that will be deployed. so that's all part of our planning efforts is how to receive those first responders that are going to be coming in, and then in addition, in that 24-72 hour fema will activate their contract with amr, ambulance provider, to send 300 ambulances to the bay area and then we would the state will assemble and diploid 25 strike teams in the strike teams are five and once is a piece. so that's to give you an idea of the amount of first responders that will be coming to our systems, but we will have to care and feed them once they get here that your how to get them to where they need to be. they will also deploy that other mutual aid resources for fire suppression and support to debris clearance operation. then, in terms of kind of what this plan means for us, it's going to influence

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