kevin miller from phi theta kappa at western iowa tech. who's here to tell us more about a great fundraiser that helps both the haiti water project and siouxland food bank. beta zeta mu, the witcc chapter of phi theta kappa, an international honor society for two-year-college students, will host a silent auction nov. 10-12 to raise funds for two equally worthy projects, the food bank of siouxland's backpack program, which feeds chronically hungry children throughout the school year, including holidays and a water well project in haiti to help the people of a village to have access to clean water which is vital for the survival of hundreds of children in the village. the auction will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on tuesday (november 10) and thursday (november 12) and 10-3 p.m. on wednesday (november 11) and located in front of the western iowa tech college bookstore. among the more than 100 auction items are a desktop and lap top computers, tablets, jewelries, painting. there are also numerous gift certificatesrom area businesses for items

phi kappa psi was at the center of an article that claims that a woman was gang raped at the fraternity. an investigation found no evidence that crime took place. rolling stone formally retracted the story in april and issued public apology. the suit is brought against the writer of the article as well as. the magazine also faces lawsuits from three fraternity brothers and a uva official. rolling stone declined the comment. >>> nasa's new horizon spacecraft it appears volcano os pluto spew ice rather than molten rock. >>> now an update on the 37 cases of e. coli in the pacific northwest. initially it was believed that chipotle restaurants were the source of that outbreak. but a health department investigation found no bacteria in samples from several restaurants so chipotle can now reopen those stores on wednesday. >>> and a new headline. a bomb shell from international investigat investigators. they are accusing russia of wide spread cheating. athletes doping and the russian government engaged in a massive conspiracy to cover it up. here is nbc's stephanie goss. >> reporter: both the g

he went there after two yale where he was actually born while he was at yale. 41 was a phi beta kappand all-american baseball player, captain of the baseball team. he his entire life was a huge success in private business and has a service to the united states is almost without. but this book is about george h. w. bush the person, and how that person most characteristics and personality contributed to a wide variety of accomplishments. so please join me in joining -- join me in welcoming governor sununu. ' >> thank you very much. [applause] >> this is a touching book about sort of the inside story and a description of many events which contributed to the presidency of george h. w. bush. but because of his unique personality are not necessarily known by the public. why don't you tell us how you first came to be associated with 41 and under what circumstances. >> i was running for governor in 1982, and i was running against an incumbent democrat that was guaranteed to win, so to speak. i won that primary in september and i need a fund raiser, so i picked up the phone and called the vice

the magazine published an article alleging that a fresh article alleging that a during phi kappa psy house. they. police found no gang rape ever happened. the students and fraternity received damage to their reputation because of the article. >>> a woman is joining the rank of those suing bill cosby. she said that cosby accused her defamation. one of dozen of women who made similar accusations. >>> comedian amy schumer is apologize apologizing to fans in maine. she did a short 47-minute set and some in the audience say it was shorter than that. she had to wrap up her set because of a second show. she tell says that it was a, quote, rookie mistake. some fans have asked for a refund. >>> president obama is more social media savvy. posted a video on his local facebook page with a shoutout >> there is a hawk that a kid named lincoln flies around here named lincoln flies around here. >> that hawk was named by a 4th grader at a new hampshire school. after their own state legislature struck down a bill they wrote that would make the raptor their state bird. the president asked if they could

rolling stone mag steen faces separate suits from individual members of phi kappa si and a university dean. >>> drivers may not be happy about a new idea being floated around the d.c. council. the council is considering a new law that would allow bicyclists to slow down at stop signs rather than come to a full stop. they would still need to yield to cars and pedestrians in the intersection. >> no other person present either in a vehicle or on foot at an intersection would allow a bicyclist to roll through a stop sign. everything else the bicyclist would have to -- >> it would improve safety and ease congestion. >>> it is now 4:56. you might see a controversial new barbie doll as you're shopping for the holidays. this is the hello barbie. your child can talk to the barbie and then connect to the internet to create a response. the group called the campaign for commercial free childhood says that is not okay. the group says the barbie threatens child privacy, well-being and creativity. mattel, which makes the barbie, says it is committed to safety and security when bringing new products

phi kappa psi alleges the article made it, quote, the object of an avalanche of condemnation worldwide shortly after publication last november the phi psi house was vandalized and the words uva center for rape studies were scrawled across its walls. "rolling stone" asked for a review and the report was unambiguously titled a failure that was avoidable. afterwards the magazine retracted the story and issued a public apology. "rolling stone" declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> now let's turn to business and as wall street struggles to come to grips with the possibility of an interest rate hike next month. cnbc's jeff cutmore joins us live from london. jeff, the markets are not liking this talk from the fed at all, is it? >> no, not at all. and that's why the s&p had its weakest session in six weeks. and you know, the future that's suggesting that we will have a flat to weak start to the trading session today as the markets continue to throw their toys out of the pram on the pros text of istanbul liftoff. your fast food could be delivered a lot more slowly today. tens of thousands of

alison: the phi kappa pi is suing "rolling stone" for $25 million. it issue is the discredited 2014 story alleging a gang rape at the university. investigators by the charlottesville police and the columbia journalism school found no evidence of rape there. three fraternity members filed a federal lawsuit against the magazine this summer. >> coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- surge pricing. what you need to know when they look into how they are chargingor pricing. alison: and an unexpected guest leaves people ducking for cover. jonathan: later while another study could have you reconsider another menu. >> 19-year-old charged an adult cited after a crash that killed two teenagers. i'm brianne carter. what the state attorney told me moments ago coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: we have new information as a graduate of walt whitman high school faces vehicular manslaughter in a crash that killed two of his classmates. but all the attention is falling on the parent who hosted a party. that the teenagers attended before the crash. brianne carter i

phi kappa si. in it,a woman said fraternity members gang raped her. rolling stone later retracted the article and the magazine has no comment on the lawsuit. back to you. >> thanks, wendy. >>> you know, i have to admit i thought the president had a facebook page four to five years ago, but turns out he just launched his facebook page today. here it is. take a closer look. the white house says they launched the page today and this first post was a video of the president taking a stroll of the white house backyard and calling for action on climate change and it highlights milestones from his life, some personal like his marriage to michelle obama in 1992 and him taking the oath of office and i'm looking at it right now. the page just went up. it has more than 45 million likes. you know, probably people who support and don't support the president also want to take a look at what's on the page. earlier this year he officially joined twitter, and you can go to the nbc washington facebook page to watch the entire two-minute video. >>> we continue to work se

rolling stone magazine faces separate suits from individual members from phi kappa si and university associate dean. >>> social media helping one high school rebound after a sexting scandal. students are using the #iamcchs to post pictures and tweets about the good things they're doing in their community. administrators at the colorado high school announced students were trading nude pictures of peers like baseball cards. they say hundreds of student maze be involved here. some suspended and could face felony charges. >>> fewer students are dropping out of high school. that is the result of a new study the education department is expected to fully release today. the washington post says a million high schoolers dropped out in 2008. by 2012, that number dropped to 750,000 students. more students have been graduating since then as well. 81% of the class of 2013 graduated on time. >>> cuts are likely coming to fairfax county schools. it includes letting some late bus service and language immersion programs. they're also considering charging kids $200 for every sport they play and possib

rolling stone magazine already faces separate suits from individual members of phi kappa si and a university dean. >>> drivers may not be happy about a new idea being floated around by the d.c. council, a new law that would allow bicyclists to slow down at stop signs rather than come to a full stop. the cyclists will need to yield to cars and pedestrians at the intersection. >> when there is no other person present vehicle or on foot at an intersection would alu a bicyclist to roll through a stop sign. everything else they have to yield the right of way. >> this is part of a comprehensive road safety bill that would be the subject of a public hearing in december. >>> let's take another live look at storm team 4 radar right now. we're off to a wet start. will the rain stick around for recess? the answer in the next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> just in this morning, a new safety report on child booster seats, where your kids seat stacks up next. >>> new this morning, a new report on booster seats and how safe they are for your kids. the insurance institute for highway safety put out its

the article described a woman's sexual assault by seven men at the phi kappa psi fraternity. but it turned out to be fake. this is the third lawsuit against the magazine. three individual frat members and the school's dean have already filed complaints. emily: this surveillance video has a volunteer church usher in trouble. police in florida say it shows a man taking about $350 from the collection plate. the man told police he was going to go to the altar with the money. he has been released on bond. randy: comedian amy schumer is apologizing for what she calls a, quote, "rookie mistake" at a show in maine. schumer shortened a show in portland over the weekend to accommodate a second show. the second, a full hour. some fans of that first show are asking for a refund. emily: cindy, we are dry to start out but that rain is coming. cindy: rain on the way. we also have windy conditions coming up too especially overnight. it will take most of the day for the rain to get in here. it moves in toward the evening hours. heaviest though overnight into tomorrow morning. i think tomorrow

he went there after two yale where he was actually born while he was at yale. 41 was a phi beta kappa and all-american baseball player, captain of the baseball team. he his entire life was a huge success in private business and has a service to the united states is almost without. but this book is about george h. w. bush the person, and how that person most characteristics and personality contributed to a wide variety of accomplishments. so please join me in joining -- join me in welcoming governor sununu. ' >> thank you very much. [applause] >> this is a touching book about sort of the inside story and a description of many events which contributed to the presidency of george h. w. bush. but because of his unique personality are not necessarily known by the public. why don't you tell us how you first came to be associated with 41 and under what circumstances. >> i was running for governor in 1982, and i was running against an incumbent democrat that was guaranteed to win, so to speak. i won that primary in september and i need a fund raiser, so i picked up the phone and called the vi

attended yale, where he got into an accelerated program and in 1948, graduated as a member of phi beta kappa. he had a job waiting for him in the family investment business, but he didn't take the easy path. >> he didn't rely on family connections or wealth. >> neil bush is the third of four sons of george h.w. bush. >> he did something pretty remarkable when he was a young man after coming back from war and graduated from yale. he packed up in a red studebaker and went to west texas, which is about as far from civilization as you can get, if you're a greenwich, connecticut raised new york city bound young professional. >> bush was just 24 years old. >> your dad is a yankee aristocrat, to his core. >> correct. you've got to ask the question, what caused him to leave his roots and a family he adores to move out to west texas. and it was a sense of adventure. he's an adventuresome person. but dad can relate to people from all walks of life. and he doesn't act texan. he never wore a cowboy hat and a big belt buckle and big cowboy boots, but nevertheless, became a part of the midland scene. >> i

charlie: phi beta kappa? jon: yes.e graduated from high school, he turned 18, and then he took the old to be a navigator -- aviator. on pearl harbor he considered joining the air force to get to the fight more quickly. he immediately joins up in june. he becomes an aviator, he flies bombers. he flies 58 combat missions. down,urday, 1944, he shot finished his mesh -- mission, he has two crew men he tells them to hit the silk. he gets out this way, he bails out. he is almost decapitated. the flame keeps going, he gashes his head. his life raft fortunately landed near him. on lifeguard duty picked them up. i asked him, do you think about the menu lost, delta laney and ted white. charlie: crew members? jon: crew members who lost. he said on many occasions. he said i think about them every day. why was i spared? did i do enough? he did, by all accounts. why was i spared? is one of the key factors that led him to the pinnacle of political power. he realized every moment he was given, he needed to make himself commiserate wit

phi kappa psi is seeking $25 million in damages. last year's article detailed a rape that allegedly happened at the fraternity but the police say the story didn't check out. >> christa: health officials in washington state say there's been no source found for the e. coli outbreak related to chipotlely. all tests from restaurants in washington and oregon were negative. the restaurants in both states are set to reopen either tomorrow or thursday. however, employees must first replace all produce and clean the businesses. >> jadiann: officers? texas say they have a person of interest in the shooting of a judge. police say a person who was arrested on unrelated charges is now in houston being questioned about the shooting. someone fired shots at the judge outside her home last friday. she was hit with glass and shrapnel but expected to be okay. >>> seaworld will phase out the killer whale show. officials announced monday the show will be eliminated next year. the decision was made after years of criticism about seaworld's treatment of o

phi kappa psi is suing. a freshman who claimed she was gang-raped at a party at the fraternity.coli outbreak that forced closure of chipotle restaurants in the northwest. washington state health officials say, they found no source for the e. coli outbreak and that the restaurants can reopen. before reopening, though, chipotle has agreed to remove all old food and deep-clean the stores that were closed. >>> your breakfast plans could be affected by protests at fast food restaurants this morning. organizers say workers plan to walk off the job today at restaurants in 270 cities. today's demonstrations are the latest in a three-year effort for $15 an hour wage. the protests will culminate tonight at the republican candidates' debate in milwaukee. if you have a cause tonight, show up outside there. get a bit of attention. >> yeah. a lot of people will be there. >>> and it has happened again. and it's in tampa. a large, unwanted alligator, way too close for comfort. there it was, hanging out right by someone's front door. it was spotted there early yesterday. >> is that real? >> that

charlie: phi beta kappa? in: and 2.5 years minor economics.e graduated from high school, he turned 18, and then he took th as an aviator. he had considered joining the canadian air force to get to the fight more quickly. he immediately joins up in june. he flies torpedo bombers, flies 58 combat missions. 2, 1944,ay, september he is shot down. but he finishes his mission, drops the bomb on the towers where he is aiming. he comes back out this way. that is the way they were supposed to get out. he bails out. he is almost decapitated. the plane keeps going, he gashes his head. his life raft fortunately landed near him. hours out there. a submarine on lifeguard duty picked them up. i asked him, do you think about dell delaneyost, and ted white? on one of the many occasions he this when i went through process, he said i think about them every day. i asked why i was spared and if i did enough. i think why i was spared is one of the key factors that led him to the pinnacle of political power. he realized every moment he was given, he needed to become

>> phi beta kappa honor society. >> reporter: she may not have been born in this country, but she considersself an american. her family emigrated from sudan several years ago. >> we came here in 2001 as a refugee. >> reporter: she's proud that in a few months she will be a college grad and she's hoping to attend law school, but what makes her different, she says, is her religion. >> i identify myself as an american muslim. >> reporter: every time isis carries out attacks on innocent people like last friday in paris, sometimes muslims like her have to pay the price. >> they proceed to call me the b-word. those are some of the more intense experiences that i've had. >> reporter: oftentimes people associate peaceful muslims like her family with terrorists. >> those extremists are basically thugs and they're criminals and the majority of muslims are peaceful, loving muslims. >> reporter: when she had the opportunity to attend a rally for presidential hopeful bern sand asked what he wld do to address islamophobia. >> as an american muslim student who aspires to change this world -- >> reporter:

bush attended yale where he got into an accelerated program and in 1948 graduated as a member of phi beta kappa. he had a job waiting for him in the family investment business, but he didn't take the easy path. >> he didn't rely on family connections or wealth. >> neil bush is the third of four sons of george h.w. bush. >> he did something pretty remarkable when he was a young man after coming back from war and graduated from yale. he packed up in a red studebaker and went to west texas, which is about as far from civilization as you can get if you're a greenwich connecticut raised new york city bound young professional. >> bush was just 24 years old. >> your dad is a yankee aristocrat, to his core. >> correct. you've got to ask the question, what caused him to leave his roots and a family he adores to move out to west texas. and it was a sense of adventure. he's an adventuresome person. but dad can relate to people from all walks of life. and he doesn't act texan. he never wore a cowboy hat and a big belt buckle and big cowboy boots but nevertheless, became a part of the midland scene. >> in 1

she was phi beta kappa. lynda robb: she was really boring -- i was really boring. i didn't really do anything. was don't do anything you don't want to see on the front page of the new york times. that eliminates just about everything. [laughter] girlsrobb: asked the bush -- ask the bush girls. it's really tough. i forgot the question now. [laughter] brian lamb: when you made the decision, in the end-- lynda robb: he wanted to do it so much. i am not the only spouse who has ever followed, who has called along with what their spouse wanted to do. somebody says they've been offered a wonderful job in chicago, i want to move there. i think, i don't ever want to move there, and chicago, it is so cold. no, when they say for better or for worse, that is what they meant. think, he hard, i even gave me the, "i won't run if you don't want me to." you carry around that burden. if it was not sipping important to him, -- it was something important to him, and he would not support him. him. you would not support for me just to say, oh no, i'm it,ng to stay home and kn and you go

my parents were super intellectuals, they both were phi beta kappa graduates, they met as undergraduates at harvard and i say that last thing at the risk of making you hate them. it has, really the most alienating thing you can say to anybody is that you went to harvard, it is true. is true. it is true, admit it. like for example if i told you that i cooked math for example, you would be like we should be compassionate, we do do not know what led him to cook math. but if i told you i went to harbor you would be like what it dick wright. [laughter] and you would be right. so as a super smart kid it was challenging for me growing up. i remember one time i was in middle school, we're sitting around the dinner table and i guess i was looking a little glum, a little down, my dad said to me, what's wrong? i said, all of the kids at school are continuously telling me i'm queer. in those days, in the 70s we are meant weird, on cool, on popular, that sort of thing. my of thing. my dad looked at me and he said, they are not continuously telling you you are queer. they are continually telling you,