i. will -- r. e. i. will not process orders until after. a small number of the employees will be on call. off. >> ahead on 7 a tv crew that ends up at the center of a breaking news story when a plain goes down and the -- plane goes down and the pilot needs their help. >> boa, the unhikely rescue for -- unlikely rescue for a fire department. >> learning more about three people inside the car when it crashed into the cement truck in oxford. does this $20 family fill up meal have eight pieces of original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two large mashed potatoes and gravy? yes. [ding] and are you the real colonel sanders? yes... [buzzing] >> hope you can stay right there. another hour of 7 news is ahead. >> 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. now at 5:30, a heart-breaking loss in new hampshire. a father talking about the tragic son suddenly collapsed.

the c-e-o says r-e-i will pay employees to take the day off to get outside... r-e-i says all of it's nearly 150 stores...including the one in west des moines...will shut down on november 27th. that day off will come shortly after the new metro store opens on november 6th. r-e-i- says it's headquarters and two distribution sites will also close for the day. the website is also going to have a blackout cover, inviting people to opt outside as well. in fact, directing them to some great places that we're passionate about where they can get outside and join us. as a practical matter, we'll do it like we'll do on thanksgiving day, the website will actually be there if you choose to click through it, but all of our employees will in fact be off and being paid to be outside." the c-e-o says his plan for black friday is to head outdoors with his 3-year-old grandson. they are stars on the basketball court. but today...they say getting onto the iowa state team wasn't an easy gig. coming up...the message the cyclone players are passing on to des moines students. plus...u-s

r-e-i will not process any online orders until the thanksgiving. a small handful of its 12-thousand employees will be on call, while the rest will get a paid day off. it's a rainy night in central iowa. we've already received just about a it's a rainy night in central iowa. we've already received just about a quarter inch of rain in des moines with more still falling. temperatures will hold in the upper 40s and low to begin to taper off after midnight. wednesday will be a brisk and cool day with strong winds from the northwest at 15 to 25 mph. some gusts may get up near 35 mph. its been a back and forth battle thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah bernie sanders in the poll ... but some new numbers show a big shift in that sanders surpassed clinton in her email scandal

r-e-i says it's closing on black friday. the c-e-o says all 12-thousand employees will be paid to do what they love most and that's to get outside. r-e-i is also inviting others to "the idea of being outside on we hope that a lot of people will join us outside." he says his plans for black friday will be to get outside with his three-year-old grandson. a new r-e-i store opens in west des moines on november 6th. firefighters are forced to go up a tree, but this is no cat rescue. they're trying to save a 40-pound boa constrictor. janelle bludau shows us this unusual rescue. meet mona. "she is my oldest boa constrictor, one of three." baby." mona is cool, calm. let her get some sun and she got branches, and i couldn't stop her from getting up there, so i just let her go." the next thing he knew, mona slithered up so high - he had to call for backup. "they were laughing their heads off, they couldn't believe a nine foot boa was in one of my gotten a snake out of the tree." this periscope video shot by a fresno firefighter shows the entire rescue. crews tie a rope to the top of the tree, then firefighter brandon griffith made the cou

dealers will install a maintainer ring to help maintain a proper seal. outdoor retailer r-e-i announced it will close its doors on black friday... and pay its employees to take the day off and get outside. r-e-i's c-e-o says all 143 r-e-i retail stores, its headquarters and two distribution centers will be closed on black friday. instead, all twelve- thousand employees will be paid to do what they love most and that's to get outside. r-e-i is also inviting the nation to join in by choosing to opt outside to reconnect with family and friends this thanksgiving holiday. swiping your debit card and remembering and entering your passcode at the a-t-m could soon be a thing of the past. citigroup is reportedly testing technology with automated teller machine maker diebold that would allow customers to withdraw their money with a scan of their eyeball... or a code on a smartphone instead of a card swipe. other big banks looking for more secure ways for consumers to access their cash, including bank of america, have recently started internally testing their own cardless a-t-m technolog

outdoor and equipment store r-e-i says it will be closed on the big holiday shopping day.and the same goes for thanksgiving day.r-e-i's top executive says blackck fridayay"has gotten out of hand."the company's 12-thousand full and part-time workers will not only have that day off but they will be getting paid for that day. right now there are not any locations in iowa, but one is scheduled to open in west des moines on novembebe7-th. it should be a very happy holiday season for fedex. fedex.the company says online shopping will boost shipments from black friday through christmas eve by more tha12 percent.to handle the holiday rush -- the company is hiring 55 thousand seasonal workers. shoppers should plan ahead if they don't want to get stuck in line -- fedex predicts the busiest shipping days will be and the first two mondays in n december. wal-mart recently filed for permission from federal regulators to use drones. drones.a spokesman for the company says it's been testing dronon inside foronths.but w the retailer ants to use them outside in specific testing sites.wal-mart says it w

r-e-i says it's closing on black friday. the c-e-o says all 12-thousand employees will be paid to do what they love most and that's outside. r-e-i is also inviting others to do the same -- to reconnect with "the idea of being outside on we hope that a lot of people will join us outside." he says his plans for black friday will be to get outside with his three-year-old grandson. a new r-e-i store opens in west des moines on november 6th. firefighters are forced to go up a tree, but this is no cat rescue. they're trying to save a 40-pound boa constrictor. janelle bludau shows us this unusual rescue. meet mona. "she is my oldest boa "she's literally just a big baby." mona is cool, calm. let her get some sun and she got thought would happen. "got ahold of one of the bottom branches, and i couldn't stop her from getting up there, so i just let her go." the next thing he knew, mona slithered up so high - he had to call for backup. "they were laughing their heads "this is the first time i've shot by a fresno firefighter shows the entire rescue. crews tie a rope to the top of the tree, then started sawing away - spending much of th

will be closed on black friday... and it's going to pay employees to take the day off. r-e-i's ceo says all143 retail stores... it's headquarters.... and two distribution centers will be closed.... all 12-thousand employees will be paid and the store is encouraging workers to spend their day off outdoors. they say this is a better way to connect with loved ones on the (jerry stritzke / rei, ceo) think, incredibly compelling and we hope that a lot of people will join us outside." r-e-i is inviting the nation to join in... asking everyone to head outdoors instead of indoors. i personally really like this idea. i think its very different from the trend these days where more and more stores are extending their hours.... encouraging people to shop not just on friday but also on thanksgiving day. we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. r-e-i's c-e-o says even he plans on getting outside with his three- year-old grandson on black friday. wal-mart says it wants to be next to use drones. on monday, wal- mart filed for permission with federal regulators. a wal-mart spokesman says it's en testing drones insi

r-e-i is set to open in west des moines early next month... and the company's c-e-o announced good news for all of its employees. headquarters, and two distribution centers will keep their doors shut on black friday...one of the biggest shopping days of the year. instead, r-e-i is paying all of workers to take the day off. as part of the hashtag opt outside, the company is encouraging them and everyone else to skip black friday and spend time outdoors with loved ones this thanksgiving. major league baseball starts its trek to crown a new champion today. the new york mets and kansas city royals butt heads in game one of the world series, tonight in kansas city. it's been 29 years since the mets last won... thirty for the royals. game starts at 7:07 on fox. still ahead on your news at noon... a new pilot program is one step closer to completion. how city leaders hope slowing down car traffic... will boost foot traffic in downtown des moines. ticking clock, bubble sheets, and pencils.... why parents and teachers say this combination doesn't bring increased intelligence...but student anxiety. the studies to back it up, and who is what's good for your health is al

r-n not b-e-r-n. >> that's right. >> dan, i'm sure the clinton campaign will say they're not worried about this, obviously. should they be? >> iuld be concerned but not panicked about it. hillary clinton will never have aa positivity of resources. the question is, can she generate the on the ground enthusiasm in iowa and new hampshire that bernie sanders has to be able to beat him? that's the real question more than the money. >> katie, one quick question on donald trump. saying if vladimir putin wants to bomb there, whoever he's bombing, fine, he can do it. that's an interesting place to be at a republican debate stage in a few weeks an interesting place to be for american, beyond being a republican. for any republican candidate to take it's okay to bolster assad in syria, i think it's a strange place to be and isn't where primary voters are and i think that's whether wr you're starting to see him diminish in the polls. >> thank you for being with us. really appreciate it. the first democratic presidential debate is 9:30 eastern time. joe biden says he's not going. you know what, we'll leave the door open to him up until the

will also go home with a bag of the company's coffee. it all starts at eight... at 59-01 mills civic parkway. "r-e-i" is scheduled to open next door on novmeber 6th. we're just two days away from beggar's night... and some of you may be scrambling to find costumes for the occasion. that's why we sent channel 13's josh nguyen out to find some last-minute when you call some cars in ohio "death traps"... it's a compliment. we'll tell you why people are cruising down the road... in caskets. and the wax museum doesn't cut it anymore... we'll show you how an ohio woman is putting celebrities on pumpkins. all of that... and much more... welcome back... we're about to jump start your morning with some "caffeine for your brain." that's right... it's time for your daily dose of is just beginning... a minnesota couple's engagement pictures were photo bombed by an enthusiastic wiener dog... megan and chris wanted to include "louie" in the session... but little did they know he would steal the spotlight. when the two posed in a pile of fall leaves... louie couldn't contain his excitement... and totally lost it.

. >> i will be r-a-y -e. >> r-a-e. >> say it again. >> r-a-e. >> say it again. >> you can call me yah but don't have to call me john. >> r-a-e though. >> yes. >> that is best wishes to her and her family. >> way to go, nicely done. >> we are all very happy for her good she is a lot of fun, nice woman and so is adam. he well, he is a nice man but he has strong feminine side. >> and you will get kids. >> we thought were you gone, we were talking about you. >> bye, adam see you tomorrow. >> see you tomorrow. >>> 7:27. a drug that saved so many lives will now be sold at a major retail drugstore. why some people are not happy about this. it involves heroin. >> it is getting chilly out there so what do you wear for day, night or casual happy hour or what about to work? jen, people are saying they are wearing ripped jeans. >> reporter: mike on my facebook page says he hates ripped jeans. tell me what you think. we are talking about date night looks and happy hour and by the way, hi, your mom says hi, lots of moms here that want to say hi to their kid. come on right back we are in bryn mawr.

e dragged me under water. had to push him off. i lost fingers and stuff and i punched him with my other. >> the surfer r recallinhis will to survive. swimimming to nearby paddleboard with the 13 foot tiger shark >> kept coming around after us. >> i was able to deflect it a little bit with my paddle. >> cook making it to shore with the help of good samaritans. other bystanders on the beach usining the leh as a tourniquet likely saving his life. >> he borrowed the ambulance driver's phone. he said, dad, don't worry. i'm okay. >> strongly advising beachgoers and surfer to stay on shore after the attacks. he could lose his right foot. authorities are not releasing the names of the two latest victims. cook says he can't wait to surf after he gets his prosthetic leleg. paul pa -- paula and tom amazing attitude. >> always amazed by their r reliency. thank you. >> very brave. i would not get back in the water for a long time. >> i just don't get in the water period. >> that's another strategy. good. let's goo ron with more news. talking abouel chapo. >> good morning again tom and sara, paula. robert, the whole cr here. mexican drug kingpi

r-e-i has decided to stay closed thanksgiving and black friday. the company is encouraging people to go outside and spend time with family. costco and nordstrom have both said they will also be closed on thanksgiving. but, before thanksgiving or christmas, we have halloween. starbucks is getting in the spirit with its new vampire- inspired "frappula frappuccino." the drink is white chocolate sauce with blended milk and ice, sandwiched between mocha sauce and whipped cream. it also has raspberry syrup on the rim. the drink will be available in u-s stores tomorrow. it's here's a live look at ??? on our city cam. most of us will see only clouds for most of the morning, but showers will begin to spread northward as we approach the lunch hour. areas of rain are likely this afternoon as highs reach the middle 50s. it'll be a dreary night as showers continue. temperatures won't budge much, dropping into the upper 40s tonight. they won't recover tomorrow, barely rising above 50. while showers should taper off, drizzle remains possible and the winds will really crank up during the afternoon. thursday will be quite cool, staying in the 40s for highs. we'll warm a bit for the w

i will up. [message beep] the average text takes your eyes off the road for nearly five seconds. amoi setng lee owowoa bin'sootoe cke 0%ib oicneor gis u e stt teetavlae r l ureves >>> welcome back. you can also join us on facebook and twitter. >>> thousands of students on long island may have to find another way to get to school after a major bus company authorized a strike. the final contract offer was rejected. they transport some 15,000 students per day. the union negotiation committee is expected to meet to discuss strike activities. drivers have been instructed to work -- to go to work tomorrow. >>> teaming up with high schools both coaches to teach safe driving. coaches were armed with talking points and posters to talk about teens about distracted driving. >>> meteorologist vanessa murdock is here . i remember to bring in my plans for the first time. >>> it is a good idea. tonight temperatures will drop even more. let's take you outside to show you what you are in store for. it looks pretty, and it may feel pretty, it sick brisk -- it is a brisk 39 degrees. the weather headlines. the fall chill has arrived. today, highs will only be in the 40s.

i saying your last name correctly, k-e-r-r? >> yes, your honor. >> the medical examiner's office determined he did not bury jeffries alive. so kerr was telling the truth, and now a judge will sign off on his plea bargain. >> does that sound like the agreement that you think you have, mr. kerr? >> yes. >> are you pleading guilty because you are guilty and you make no claim of innocence? >> yes, your honor. >> his guilty plea for manslaughter will get him a 20-year sentence. >> 20 years is not enough. 50 years wouldn't be enough. we can't get him back. i mean, there's nothing we can do bad enough to him for what he's done to us. there's nothing. >> the victim's parents sit in the front row, wearing badges honoring their son. >> and we wanted to make a show to the judge that, you know, just because our son's gone doesn't mean people didn't care about him, enough about him to come and see to it that justice is served. >> it's some small consolation that their relentless effort to find their son paid off. remember, it was the missing posters they handed out with roy's picture that made his murderer feel guilt and turn himself in. >> i'm glad that it did, and you know, when the

i do like cats. >> happy cat. >> let's talk about something entirely different. big sports news. we know who will be facing off in the world series and it's neither the red sox nor r e yankees, it's the mets and the royals. >> the royals downed the blue jays last night to punch their ticket against the mets. who have been on a magical ride. and espn's tony reali has the story. >> reporter: octobereraseball cacabe a lot of things.. exhilarating, excruciating and exciting. and last night for kans city and the royals, and the long suffering fans, it was all three. >> and they win the pennant. >> reporter: the matchup is set. the kansas city royals will face the new york mets in the world >> reporter: mets fever spreading to capitol hill. >> the mets are socking the ball. everybody's coming down to meet the mets, meet the mets, step right up and greet the mets. >> that t something mets fansns never get tired of hearing. but something ron gets tired of hearing. >> it's e billy joel that drives me crazy. i can handle "meet the mets." >> long suffering fans, you heard jimmy kimmel there. you got to believe. they haven't believed for a long time. >> how long since each team

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e r offer. i think that's why they find themselves in the predicament they're in today. [ inaudible question ] >> 10 million people will have insurance that didn't have it a few years ago. is there a reason for us to be disappointed by that? i think every american, especially those 10 million, are probably pretty happy that they now have access to a doctor and a hospital and get quality care. there is every reason to be happy. you're forgetting that the 10 million does not include the close to 8 million or so, 9 million or so who have received access to healthcare as a result of the medicaid program as well. and if some of the other states under conservative republican governors would allow their own constituents, their own residents in their state, to be able to qualify for expanded medicaid, you would have a whole bunch more folks who would be getting quality healthcare. but unfortunately these working class folks, because that's most of whom are being excluded by these republican governors, are working class americans who make somewhere between 15, $20,000 a year to maybe 40 or $50,000 a year. many republican govern

thornberry: pursuant hous e r 449 i call up conference rephe bill h.r. 1735 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1735, an act to authorize appropriations for the fiscal year 2016 for military activities for the department of defense for military construction, and for defense activities at the department of energy, to describe military personnel strength for such fiscal year and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 449, the conference report is considered read. the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, each will control 30 minutes. mr. thornberry: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. thornberry: i yield myself five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thornberry: the first and most important thing i can say today is that this conference report is good for the troops and it's good for th

i think it's going to continue but whether we actually reach any big conclusions from these new batches of e-mails ge get r roo. >> rachel maddow will have hillary's first interview after the benghazi hearings. >> now, breaking news from the wine country. a fiery collision between a truck and a bus this morning. it's france's deadliest accident in decades. keir simmons, good morning. >> this apparent lly was a headn collision. it happened at 7:30 french ti. as you mentioned, the worst accident in france for over 30 years, a collision with a truck carrying lumber on a remote road near the famed country of bored dough. only eight escaped alived. survivor were seen wrapped in foil blankets to keep tour. the french president said this morning he as been. meanwhile, jose, the french interior ministry is warning the number of dead may climb. four of the injured are in a serious condition, two with head trauma, two with serious burns. it's reported only 700 people live in that village where many of the elderly passengers come from. so everyone there would know someone who died, jose. >> thank you very much. we're also following development

e r democratic presidential candidates another round! >> reporter: in a des moines arena the candidates went head to head and their supporters did too. >> i believe that she will win! >> we wantwe want bernie! >> reporter:r:n stage, sanders showed a sharper side, calling out the front-runner, though not by name. >> i will not abandon any segment of american society, whether you're gay or black or latino, poor, working class. just because i iis politically expedient at a given time. >> reporter: he highlighted his long-time support for same-sex marriage and opposition to the iraq war. implying clinton was late to the party. >> i listened carefully to what bush and cheney and rumsfeld had to say, and i said no. >> reporter: clinton had less to say about him, though she did argue she's more electable. >> it's not enough just to rail against the republicans or the billionaires. we actually have`to win this election. >> reporter: the jefferson jajason dinner is attendnd by thousands of party faithful who want to be wowed. clinton was upstaged here eight years ago by an upstart senator from illinois. >> america, our moment is now. >> reporter: sthis time her campaig

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