mamar paula dierenfeld was this... and she asked johnston residents to donate bags of food to the local food bank for her to complete the journey. and for every bag ... or ten dollars donated -- she'll run a mile. so far -- residents have donated enough items for her to run a minimum of 97 miles. paula dierenfeld, hnon mayor says, "i think t t most fullfillili part of course is theresponse we've tten from the community last year 31 bags this year over 100 bags the generosity in this community is absolutly amazing " people in johnston have through today (thursday) to make their donations... if they want to keep raising the ammount of miles their mayor has to run! jessica rae: could nebraska be in danger of losing a congressional seat? here's paul hughes witit more... "uniformed police and u.s. military members lined the streets of manhattan wednesday for the funeral for a u.s. airman and beemer native, who was killed in afghanistan last week. nypd commissioner william bratton, mayor bill de blasio and others attended th

this comes after a mayor paula dierenfeld. she asked residents to donate bags of food to the local food bank... and for every bag -- or ten dollars nated -- she'll run a mile. so far -- residents enough items for her to run a minimum of 97 miles. paula dierenfeld, most fullfilling part of course is the response we've gotten from the community last year 31 bags this year over 100 bags the generosity in this community is absolutly amazing " people in johnston have through tomorrow to make their donations, if they tomorrow to make their donations, if they want to keep raising the ammount of miles their mayor has to run! jenna: health insurance experts say health insurance enrollment through the affordable care act is going smoothly this year. but, if you haven't signed up yet and still have questions, we're giving you a chance to get your questions answered. here's more in your health matters. all u-s residents are insurance coverage under the affordable care act. enrollement started november 1st, but you have until the end of ja

mayor paula dierenfeld challenged johnston residents to donate bags of food to the local food bank. and for every bag -- or ten dollars donated -- she'll run a mile. so far -- residents have risen to the mayor's challenge -- donating enough items for her to run a minimum of 97 miles. i think the most fullfilling part of course is the response we've gotten from the community last year 31 bags this year over 100 bags the generosity in this community is absolutly amazing jack: folks in johnston have make their donations. jack if you'd like to donate -- here's a look at what's needed most. personal items like toilet paper, deodorant and shampoo. plus food items like produce and non-perishables. you can drop them off at several different locations like johnston city hall or the public library. for more information -- the website is on your screen. jack: meanwhile -- new numbers from the iowa d-o-t say iowa is close to the fewest number of people killed in crashes since world war two. in a recent report -- the d- o-t says 316 people have died in crashes this year. that matches the pace fo

mayor paula dierenfeld challenged johnston residents to donate bags of food to the local food bank. and for every bag -- or ten dollars donated -- she'll run a mile. so far -- folks in johnston have risen to the mayor's challenge -- donating enough items for her to run a minimum of 97 miles. i think the most fullfilling part of course is the response we've gotten from the community last year 31 bags this year over 100 bags the generosity in this community is absolutly amazing jack: if you live in johnston, you have through tomorrow to jack: turning now to the national story that's grabbing headlines: bill cosby is headed to criminal court. jack/lam: cosby is charged for the first time in connection with an alleged sexual assault. the comedian appeared in court today. abc's marci gonzalez is in pennsylvania with the latest. "natsot - man: "god bless you brother!" cosby: "thank you! thank you!" bill cosby - in court today? natsot - reporter: mr. cosby, how do you respond to the charges?" charged with felony - aggrevated indecent assault - allegations brought by a woman here in pensylv

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