com/radiothon. scary moments for passengers on board a flight arriving in houston, texas. >> when the plane touched down, woman passenger apparently couldn't way, so she lept out an emergency exit window. fellow passenger describes the ordeal. >> i look over. and sunlight, and i just see a figure, she was like jumping out of it. and then like what was that? and everyone told me, you know, hey this lady's got up out the seat right there, walked to the exit, walk through there, open that thing up, stepped out on to the wing, jump many down to the ground and ran away. >> also says the incident startled everyone on board, passengers had to sit on the runway for over an hour while police investigated. and i just wonder where was she going? >> some advice, wait until the plane gets to the gate before un buckling your seatbelt. well, what would you do, what would your dog do if its favorite toy came to life? well, coming up a little later, see one pup's reaction when it seems to happen. >> love that story.

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com/radiothon. >> wonderful cause. >> really is. speaking every another two day event? >> yes. ding, well done. yes, my two day event isn't as interesting as that one. >> but we need rain. >> but we need rain. and everyone will be impacted by this. so yes. strictly rain. no ice. no snow. don't worry about it. yes, so you don't have to worry about drawing any contour lines, none of that, just rain. but everybody's getting in on t everybody's going to get soaking out of it. i just went out to check it is actually raining at this point. the lightest rain on the cbs-3 skydeck. so might be tough to tell from the shot here. but yes, always little damp if you look close closely out on the road surfaces see the inevitable sheen show up on the road with time here in center city philadelphia. this is our very own shot from our station headquarters here, very similar view from the skydeck. but, what you're going to find is that at a point anyway about ready to hit the road. go far enough east you could possibly beat the rain, or at least the morning commute. with our eyewitness weather wa

donations for the compassion fund are raised through our annual radiothon. which supports children and their families at unitypoint health st. luke's - cedar rapids and mercy medical cedar rapids. every donation large and small helps provide relief and hope to families seeking care. partnering again with our 2016 compassion fund radiothon will be held tuesday and wednesday, november 15th & 16th. listen and watch for ways you can help sick kids and their families in eastern iowa. variety partners with iowa hospitals to help critically ill children and their families by providing comfort, care and fulfilling immediate needs such as: a gas card for frequent travel to appointments meals for a parent who spends weeks at the hospital payment of immediate bills such as phone, heat or electricity a birthday cake for a child who will spend their special day in a hospital bed care for siblings when parents need to stay with again you can donate by calling 319-378-6400. live in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. firefighters pulled a man from fire crews say it

. >> thank you, katie, appreciate t98.1wogl annual radiothon for children's hospital of philadelphia coming up next week. joining me now, from wogl radio valerie knight, frank lewis, my friends from the breakfast club. welcome, welcome. >> thank you, thank you. >> so, explain to people. because i go every year, and i'm taking some of the calls, where do the donations go? how do they help the kids in their family? >> 100% of the donations stay in philadelphia, we love, that because it is our community effort. our donations in particular go to art therapy, pet therapy talking about dogs, how much we love our dogs, child life department, group of people not medical but help the kids be kids while they're in the hospital by, you know playing with them, talking to them, we're real proud of that. >> big word, frank! >> yes. >> significantly. >> frank, it is an emotional time. when i get over there, i watch, because the kids are all around, coming in for face painting and stuff like that how has it affected you? >> jim, we used to do it from different locations, different malls in the area,

just call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. or use the donation link we've posted on kcrg dot com. breezy and warm conditions build for our thursday. thursday marks the 21st straight day of above normal temperatures. however, an area of low pressure and associated fronts promise to put an streak saturday. after highs in the 70s tomorrow, colder northwest winds blow into the area friday afternoon dropping highs into the 30s and 40s for the weekend. wintry weather stays to our northwest with this storm and we foresee a seasonable weather week ahead as we approach thanksgiving. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20. low: 49 tomorrow: partly cloudy, breezy, and mild. wind: s 15-25. high: 72 back to you. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. oh, here's a fun postal fact. the inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's the pasadena city police. but if you broke my left thumb, that's the fbi. if i'm going to jail, i'm killing him, not breaking his thumb. yeah

to donate, just call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. we also have a link where you can donate on our website, kcrg dot com. us tonight from the kmry studios. joe, how is the radiothon going? breezy and warm conditions build for our thursday. thursday marks the 21st straight day of above normal temperatures. however, an area of low pressure and associated fronts promise to put an end to the streak saturday. after highs in the 70s tomorrow, colder the 30s and 40s for the weekend. wintry weather stays to our northwest with this storm and we foresee a seasonable weather week ahead as we approach thanksgiving. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20. low: 49 tomorrow: partly cloudy, breezy, and mild. wind: s 15-25. high: 72 the trial for the former washington high school substitute teacher charged with sexual exploitation is moving to tama county. today in cedar rapids, a judge granted the change of venue for mary beth haglin. haglin's lawyer argued the number of articles written about her, and the tone of some, would prev

kcrg-tv9 is also helping with the radiothon on kmry. joining me now with more on next week's event are wendy crossett and j-j trotta with variety. caring for a critically ill child is difficult; mentally, emotionally and financially. th workers to identify needs and distribute funds immediately, providing much needed relief for families. variety partners with iowa hospitals to help critically ill children and their families by providing comfort, care and fulfilling immediate needs such as: a gas card for frequent travel to appointments meals for a parent who spends weeks at the hospital payment of immediate bills will spend their special day in a hospital bed care for siblings when parents need to stay with their ill child support for the compassion fund is raised through two annual radiothons. the cedar rapids radiothon, hosted in november, supports children and their families at unitypoint health st. luke's - cedar rapids and mercy medical radiothon, two days of compassion, hosted in december, benefits mercy des moines and blank child

brea, set up is starting for today's radiothon? chris and nicole, that's right things will get going here in half an hour. over the next two days we will be live from kmry helping out with it's radiothon. all you need to do is call me is.. could you tell us more about variety? what does the money go toward? how can people donate? again you can donate by calling 319-378-6400. live in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine around holiday gifts wrapped in red and green. now, an organization is getting ready for piles of packages they ship to children overseas. good morning! it's ---. deal with over portions of eastern iowa. it may be thick in spots, especially the farther northwest you go. highs will generally be wednesday and especially on thursday. the reality check we have been waiting for will arrive on friday night going into the weekend. so far, we haven't had that all changes this weekend with highs struggling to hit 40 and lows well down into the 20s. enjoy your day!today: early morning fog, high: 61 tonight: mostly clear. wind

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that could mean a gas card to help with travel, to donate, you can call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. we also have a link to donate on our website at k- c-r-g dot com. fly from new york city to london in three and a half hours. that's the future of airplanes, in today's tech positions in his cabinet. a-b-c's janai norman reports, the trump administration has named two more members to the team. donald trump out of the public eye but back on twitter? writing the process for picking cabinet members is "very organized," though it appears to be anything but. cracks beginning to show as key former congressman mike rogers?one of trump's top national security advisors?abru ptly resigning, reportedly pushed out. this as governor chris christie was ousted ?ben carson distanced himself from the transition?and a low-level staffer gone for making an inquiry into security senior advisor kellyanne conway forced to respond. sot conway: "that i don't know i only know what i read in the paper. i just know that that was never a formal request..." at the same time, criticism continues over trump

high: raised close to 36- thousand dollars during this year's radiothon for variety, the children's charity. this money will will go to variety's compassion fund, helping families with hospitalized children pay for expenses that insurance doesn't cover. if you still want to donate, we have a link under this story on kcrg dot com. we'll be right back. stay and hillary clinton made her first public appearance tonight since conceding the election last week. a-b-c's maggie rulli reports. "? ..."hillary clinton returns to washington? though, not in the way she originally intended. sot - hillary clinton / former democratic presidential nominee "there have been a few tim this past week, when all i wanted to do was curl up with a good book and our dogs and e democratic presidential nominee speaking in front of the children's defense fund? the group that helped start her career. sot - hillary clinton / former democratic presidential nominee "please listen to me when i say this... america is worth it. our children are worth it. believe in our country. fight for our values. and never, ever give up." a

to donate, you can call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. we also have a link to donate on our website at k- c-r-g dot com. the city council in iowa city has approved an extra 77-hundred dollars a month for the police the department wants to use that money to get more minority officers on the force. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. it's november 16th. here's what you need to know today. high schoolers hope their peaceful protest following a hate crime in iowa city will help spark discussions about discrimination. president-elect donald trump says the process for picking his cabinet is organized. one of his top national security advisors has suddenly resigned. iowa city police will temporarily have more officers than normal. it will hire three extra into the department. police in cedar rapids say they can't release dash camera video of an officer shooting a man two weeks ago. family and supporters of that man protested at a city council meeting. a company has set up two scholarships at simpson college in honor of the tw

kcrg t-v nine and k-m-r-y radio raised close to 36- thousand dollars during this year's radiothon for variety, the compassion fund, which helps families with hospitalized children pay for expenses that insurance doesn't cover. if you still want to donate, we have a link under this story on kcrg dot com. the outgoing obama administration says the trans-pacific partnership will not be up for a vote in a lame duck session of congress. in today's agribusiness report, president- elect donald trump says he will withdraw from the trade deal. but right now, here's a look at morning! it's ---. welcome to the agribusiness obama administration says the trans-pacific partnership will not be voted on in the lame duck session of congress.. republican and democratic leaders in they would not advance the trade deal in the election's aftermath and obama administration officials say the deal has no path forward.. the obama administration has campaigned heavily for t-p-p.. now president-elect donald trump says he will withdraw from the trade deal. killing the deal would be a blow to agriculture.. many i

to donate, you can call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. we also have a link to donate on or twitter wants to give you more ways to block certain content on the site. it hopes to decrease the amount of negativity as you scroll through your feed. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. months - and united airlines wants to attract more budget conscious fliers as it looks to boost profits. the airline announced on tuesday that it will now offer lower "basic economy" fares. if you buy at those prices, you can't pick your seat and you can only bring one carry-on that fits under the seat. you will also be the last to board. the new fares will go on sale in january for flights beginning in march. delta already offers a twitter is figuring out ways to cut down the amount of abuse people see and make it easier to report negative conduct. the social media company is expanding a mute function that allows you to mute accounts they don't want to see. you will also be able to mute keywords, phrases and conversation s. home depot is capitalizin

to donate, you can call the k-m-r-y radiothon at 319-378-6400. we also have a link to donate on our website at k- c-r-g dot com. there's a push to help officers in eastern iowa get a cup of coffee. incident in cedar rapids, where a woman verbally attacked officers in a coffee shop. we look at that story in our next half hour. and up next, we're talking about the importance of exercise as we age. we'l show you a fun way some seniors are staying healthy. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your and mild temperatures with highs crossing the 60-degree mark yet again. a sky tonight with lows in the upper 40s. south breezes and partial sunshine push us up to around 70 tomorrow, nearing record highs for the day. that warmth will be short-lived as a powerful cold front plows across the area friday, rain showers. while we'll start the day in the upper 50s, we'll tumble into the afternoon with evening temperatures down around 40. a few flurries could fly friday night. a blustery wind, into saturday morning, reinforcing the coo

. >> this year for his 40th birthday andrew won a bid during the eagles radiothon for sit in sessionith the afternoon show host evening reese, chris carolyn. monday he appears to appear on the morning show, taking on the site of philly his new home away from home. >> i always want to be here. something special for me, and it started year ago, but i hope it will be for a long time. >> birds sunday since arrive in town, sixers won first game of the season, his prediction the eagles 32, the falcons 24. >> a lot more to cover, police rush to new york mall after shoppers hear gunfire and the mall goes under a lock-down. >>> penn state tries to keep its winning streak. indianna doesn'tly make it easy for the nittany lions, straight ahead in eyewitness sports, chill in the air, but, fortunately it, will not last long. justin dray brick's eyewitness weather just minutes away. >> police returned to cross gates mall near albany as shoppers went into panic and headed to the exits. mall went into lockdown, no one hurt. the search for the suspect went into the night, and police are now checking s

. >> this year for his 40th birthday, andrew won a bit during the eagles radiothon for a sit in sessionternoon show host. monday he plans to appear on the morning show. while in town he's also taking in the sites of philly, his new home away from home. >> i always want to be here. it is something special for me. i hope it will be for a long time. >> he could be good luck for the birds sunday since arriving in town. the sixers won their first game of the season. his prediction the eagles 32, the falcons, 24. in south philadelphia, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a new york times columnist catches burglary suspect going through his wife's belongings inside of an old city hotel police confirm it happened at the franklin hotel on fourth and chestnut yesterday morning. says the suspect took off, but not before he was able to catch him. the twitter message gave police a statement and otherwise, okay. fortunately, he was wimpish thief. >> investigators say, an unidentified suspect stole the vehicle during a bingo fundraiser at station 67 friday night. it was recovered in a lot yester