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the weekend. 20-year-old nathan twedt was found dead just before eight saturday night in the iowa rive. river.the johnson county sheriff's office is trying to find out how he ended up in the river so if you know anything, give them a call. his classmates are holding a vigil for nathan at 8 at the campanile bell tower on campus. prolific athletes protesting on the sidelines during national anthems is racial equity is a constant concern.in the corridor - those concerns are making their way into the schools. schools.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan is live in iowa city to explain what students - parents - and district administrators are saying about the current climate in the classroom. karen - we're just a few weeks into the school year - but based on recent student feedback - the district has its hands full in ensuring fairness in the classroom. climate survey was given to students earlier this year. it asked them about their experiences at school... from their relationships with teachers to whether they think discipline protocols are the same for everyone. the goal - teacher to whethe

take a look at the rive in the town a lot of green. 119 and 287 the drive out to the west side through long monday and fort collins and greeley open for us. no hold hold ups. >>> itt tech is closing for food affecting two locations right here in colorado. westminster and aurora locations. if you attended itt tech and owe student loans the federal government says your loans could be forgiven. >> it's a big day for apple. they are unveiling a new today. >>> plus one airport is using ?obots. >>> in today's tech bytes apple is expected to answer big questions today. >> first, will the iphone seven have a head phone jack and how will you connect the head phones? >> apple is also announcing a second generation watch. >>> for those looking for fashion and function, luxury designer michael cores is out watch. >> the price tag is 350 dollars. >>> a cool new drone is taking to the skies taking off like a helicopter and flies ike an airplane with speeds up to 50 miles per hour. >> the quantum drone is a pro toe type but the goal is to use it for everything from deliveries to creating 3d maps. tho

the people riving their lives battling this cancer are muslim. if isis is muslim and the victims are muslim and the people fighting them are muslim that doesants say much. >> and more and more people are identifying as atheist. >> yes, it is still 2% of the americans in the united states. there is a surge but it is still in ridiculously small amounts. 71% christian in this nation. so we are deeply influenced by christianity in this country. there is no way around that. >> host: reza aslan is our guest. he has appeared on in depth where we talked about all of this books. the recent book is the life and times of jesus of nazareth. we are talking about religion and politics with professor aslan. 202-748-8200 in the eastern time, 202-748-8201 in the mountain and pacific time zones. we will begin taking the calls in just a minute. he is a creative writing professor at the university of california riverside. were you have on the day of the shooting in san bernardino? i was actually in haiti shooting a show called believer that is a search adventure ser

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ago, when an officer at this cleveland park shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice, seconds after riving on the scene. investigators later determined the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave. none of the responding officers that chased the 13-year-old b down this alley were wearing body cameras. attorneys for the boy's family now calling for an independent investigation. david? >> alex perez, tha you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the school bus and the tractor trailer, and the stunning road rage. the bus driver trying to pass the trtor trailer here, both drivers, authorities say, then engaging with one another. what's now happened tonight, and the you'll see the pictures coming up. >>> also, the workers running for cover when a team of bandits smashes its way through this mall store, making off with millions in just seconds. >>> and later tonight, we needed this tonight. america strong. the outpouring from so many of you at home after the story we reported on earlier this week. what's now happened with that

. >> reporter: part of the pipeline will run under the missouri rive north of the reservation. they worry the pipeline could leak, destroying their water supply. but the couple says the pipeline is already 50% finished, stretching 1100 miles across four state. it starts in oil-erish backan field in north dakota and ends in illinois. a coalition supporting the project told cbs news it will be among the safest, most technologically advanced pipelines ever constructed." but these demonstrators don't believe it. candidate jill stein earlier this week stood with them, then spray painted on construction equipment, "i approve this message." there's now a warrant for her arrest. a federal judge in washington is expected to rule by tomorrow on the tribe's request for an injunction, but, scott, these demonstrators tell us, win or lose, they won't leave. >> pelley: mark albert for us tonight. mark, thanks. coming up on the cbs evening news, paying the price for not reading a credit card agreement. and later, country out to honor glen campbell.ur for more people... to experience... complet

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up next, the world first self .riving taxi fleet launched we will talk to the ceo, next. bloomberg. ♪ emily: one month before over launched its self driving taxis in pittsburgh, a startup be it to the punch. the attorneyith ceo for an update. we have been conducting these trials in singapore and we are trying to expose people to the technology they have heard so much about. as a company, we are getting very valuable feedback about their experience. how did they like the experience where the steering wheel is turning itself. where they excited or scared? haslinda: were they? generally a little bit of both. there's a bit of apprehension because it's like magic to see the steering wheel turned by itself. it drives frankly similar to the way they drive and then quite soon, they almost taken for granted. haslinda: but trust is the issue. you have a driver on standby in case anything happens. when you remove the driver from the car -- we have a driver who is there to make sure all systems are go. we are trying to allow people to experience the technology in a way where they see

the rive crested just below 22 feet yesterday morning. and it's not expected to drop below 20 feet until thursday. law enforcement in cedar rapids are warning people to stay out of the evacuation zone. they say this will keep people safe and give them room to work. the city's fire chief mark english says a survey found troubling number of people in the evacuation zone start restoring gas to homes once the evacuation zone is no longer in effect. again, let's take an overhead look at the areas in cedar rapids yesterday's crest calcam. we'll start this off with a look at the czech village which is -- largely... untouched. some water has pooled near riverside park and the skate park north of 12th avenue sw. the czech village itself, further west, appears to be dry. new bo is a little more complex. this is a zoom of an image of 16th avenue se. the businesses on the right side of the hesco barriers are dealing with what appears to be moderate to major flooding. north of 16th avenue se is relatively dry, including the newbo city market. overall,

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global economy that is -- where we have seen amazing transportation -- transformations, whether self ,rivinginfotainment intelligence, i cannot think of any other thing. i think apple is putting a stake here and they are looking at it over the next 5-10 years and is the other gentleman pointed out, you could have some very interesting and almost innovative outcomes beyond our noble -- normal sense of thinking of a typical car. emily: there has been a lot of people within the organization at project titan and we reported on layoffs and that perhaps plans have changed. what is the latest we know in terms of what direction apple is really going in here and the status of -- the status? mark: when apple started working on this a few years ago between 2013 and 2014 it was run by steve sadowski. he came to apple and worked on many iphone, ipad, ipod generations and he was focused on building a car. mansfield who retired, he returned among sadowski leaving. he was focusing on three components, sensors, hardware, and software. with those components you could see apple building a car platform rather t

the showers and storms approaching the area from the central plainsng approaching the mississippi rive the surround of showers and storms of writing on arriving on saturday but also over here we haveon julia thankfully julie is heading offshore and starting to leave the carolina coastline painfully things are quiet here to show you some severe weather potential going on in southern new mexicoco and also appear to the north across new england upstate new york's embossed advisories postednn his delegate with happening for us the next 24 hours very uneventful nice and quiet but then we have this one on sunday going to be a tricky one sunday determining just how long it all the rain showers will be sticking arounde low 50s tonight, clear cool highs throughout the term triple it'll be great sleeping weather again you can pop up in the open the windows appeal a little fresh air it's nice to see but that pressure tomorrow upper 70s approaching the 80-degree mark 70 to start more clouds to build in ahead of the front with the stabilization occurringza during the evening still drive for those f

more clouds rive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm th highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing rain chances.today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph. ght: car sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10 mph.friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs ar 7 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west in trending topics this morning...a football player in not on the field... but in the heart's of one family... now forever fans! f-s-u wide receiver ?travis rudolph?... sown and ate lunch with middle school student ?bo paske?--- but it was much mo than just lunch. lunch.(sot tras rudo

it is not something that any one would enjoy order rive any pleasure of seeing particularly that age battling something like member pneumonia. it seemed clear she was not well. capri is right except if the clinton team wanted to get out in front of this they would have been transparent when the diagnosis came in on friday. it would have allowed a lot of people to cut her some slack if she reduced her schedule. f pneumonia is serious business? >> is that indication some of the criticism they have placed since the beginning that's hiding things and not being forthcoming, not being honest. just be honest about what's going on. guys? >>> oo the american people we have seen for more than a year most americans large majority of americans are not inclined to believe mrs. clinton and what she says. wh when there's a secrecy and miss direction, they took us for a ride. there was head spinning spin all day yesterday when they final lindhed on member known pneumonia. this engenders this type of skeptism and anything they say now. >> it has been a long list of excuses leading up to this. people

you can watch the day bait rive right here on kpix 5. >>> in palo alto, minimum wage workers could see a boost in their pay earlier than expected. citicorp votes today on whether to speed up the time frame of a wage hike. this the base rate is $11, and it's set to close up to $15 an hour over three years, but today's vote could seat asset goal of 2018 instead. >>> new this morning, sacramento's mayor is breaking his silence on having a pie slammed in his face last week. >> you never expect to be at an event, at a private event, where things are casual and light, and somebody punches you from behind. >> mayor kevin johnson was at an event when someone threw a coconut pie at him. thompson faces assault charges. >>> you can now break into a car without breaking the lou, but only to save a life. the governor just signed the right to rescue act, which allows anyone to bike is a vehicle if they see an animal suffering from heat, and you can't be sued for causing damage to the vehicles. you do have to call police, but then if an animal's life appears to be in immediate danger from the heat, a

. >> kevin barry is live along the rive how high the water could get. >> right now we're looking at 8 to 10 feet. this is where we checked the gauge over by the first avenue bridge. if you add 14 to that to 24 the projected crest in the next few days you would have to climb all the way up the hill and the city tells me you would reach this bipap or go over. it's all relative to how high it would get in different places. the problem is on this side of is not complete. some of it is here but the plans call for more to protect downtown. the city says there is a good side to this. on the other side of the river where the amphitheater is properties like that that they have purchased and invested in, will help at least eased some of the suffering much more so that it did back in 2008. >> those acquisitions allow many of the areas the river to breathe measures that we have taken and we talked about a number of those will put us in a much better position to face this kind of event. >> because of the role the amphitheater will play over the next few days potentially bringing in some water and

that's the view from the rive i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. dead birds washing ashore >>> dead birds washing ashore in st. pete beach. it has many alarmed. >> are they related? that's the question. dan maddox explains they think they know what is behind the problem. >> it does feel fresh. up on bay area beaches. >> this is number 46. i've been studying these birds about 15 years. i was surprised and concerned. >> this one found on st. pete beach this morning. beth is an environmental scientist with he can art college and things millions of gallons of partially treated surge dumped to handle storm water during hurricane hermine is to blame. >> these birds skim over the what looked like sewage. >> the birds are being bagged and studied. >> the first bird had salmonella back tear in the heart and brain. >> scientists are calling for cities to stop dumping during storms but the c

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edgar rive his five-year-old daughter sophia to wade up to her knees. >> due feel the pull of the water? >> you do. you actually feel it. you've got to be careful. >> reporter: the storm could also cause severe beach erosion. workers in belmar built these sand berms. the storm has tracked east improving the forecast. >> it could wobble back west or wobble further east. all those things will decide >> reporter: hermine is now expected to hang offshore until as long as wednesday. high tides sunday night and monday morning could cause the most problems because of storm surge, erasing the summer fun. >>> we have an update on the effort by denver police to fight drug use in city parks and along bike paths. park users have asked the city to do something about the problem for years. starting last week anyone caught selling, buying, or using drugs can be suspended from the park to see if people are noticing a difference. >> reporter: denver park users say they're already seeing a difference in some of their favorite areas. >> i have been running up here for the last three years. it certainly se

. >>> 6:38 am, labor day, 65 at rive morning to come but let's take a look at what we are working on for fox 28 morning live. the huge celebration for the latest data the catholic church. >>> good news for one of the world's most popular endangered animals it is coming up on fox 28 morning live, eastern iowa only note -- local news at 7:00 a.m. >>> we have showers and thunderstorms moving through eastern iowa this morning, indicating more moisture in the atmosphere so it is going to be a very summerlike labor day. we have storms moving through portions of butler county and >>> coming up on 6:41 am on this labor day monday, and it is going to be a warm and muggy one. the sun is starting to rise. we have a couple clouds out over the city of cedar rapids right now. it is all be warmer than it has been in the last couple of mornings with temperatures in the 60s come 63 cedar rapids, and in i was city, 66 waterloo and the core, 64 in dubuque. as we go through the rest of the day, we will have plenty of sunshine and it will be a nice be pretty warm out there. 80 degrees, noon time, 85 at 3

that is why politico is th riving. politico pro looks at 13 areas -- charlie: what was interesting.s talking to some people about apple a couple nights ago. everybody there was talking about how fast, people including henry -- sold his company back. inger created a very successful company. how fast he is moving to video. and video, as we look at what areened to politico, you also getting into video. and presenting interviews, and original content with newsmakers and aggregating and doing everything else. mike: that is exactly right. and part of the genius of politico and where news organizations, some are thriving and some are struggling, is that politico always has stuck to journalism we can be proud of. that's never change. john harris in charge of it now. kerry -- brown who did such a great job in politico europe. what they are doing, journalism you can be proud of. this is a mistake so many of our companies make because we had a strong business. because politico has always aligned to the business and journalistic interests rather than going from the big audience are going for th

when the start market crashes, the furniture making model established rives against the full of hard. people that were wealthy and not affected by the depression is much were not the ones buying grand rapids furniture. the vast majority were middle-class people who found themselves in financial difficulty. of course the orders went way down. many grand rapids furniture companies went out of business. takinger big factor place at the same time will continue throughout. manufacturing shifting from places like grand rapids to the cell. -- to the south. grand rapids no longer has the advantage of raw materials that they once did. the transportation has really changed. it is with trucking and railroads. there is no big advantage to being in a place like grand rapids anymore. the availability of cheap labor in the south really undermines the grand rapids furniture industry over the course of the 20th century. looking at the back of this photograph you can see the frank lloyd wright designed secretary's desk. this is a highlight of the museum's collection. this was designed by frank lloyd wr

when kissen jer signed the agreements you can go and see the papers that were sign in the national ar rives. i saw it in the war museum in vietnam and he did not sign it but he went hk. that's not a signature. maybe it's fair to say that the u.s. did not really sign a peace agreement there were other personnel that did and where it was mentioned in the early slides that susan showed that more ordnance was dropped on laos than combined in the history of the warfare. if you measure in the terms of the per capita and the population and before the war that was said to be in the range of 6 million and 5 million and after the war jacque can confirm. >> it's two and a half and then six and a half now. >> right, but before the war it was a lot more. >> yeah. >> the people have suffered from a war that's not known as a war. >> i remember reading just a few weeks ago that the first medal of honor that went to a i can't remember and it was the first time that any person had gone in and he was a medic and went in and savered. i don't know if it was part of that same safe home. i don't remember. it coul

cities which are is riving are creating both types of jobs. i know the appeal of saying, kick them out and see what happens if the african-americans get the job. i don't believe this is the way the causation goes. but i'm sure some people would be tempted by your type of thinking that, you know, they may try some stuff on this way, i think that's exactly the appeal of putting this together to say one would solve the other. maybe we -- >> this is the top, of course. and i understand, you just put two facts together and then s e some -- i didn't mean you were saying that, i meant this is the argument by saying, the undocumented should be created nor the natives. >> why don't we collect a few more questions and have short responses, is that okay? up there. >> this is more to hear the questions than to get full answers. >> my name is richard, i currently work with the american continental group. i'm here on a one-year visa in ireland. and in 12 days i have to leave because my visa will run out. how do people get vise is as over here, i have come o

existing laws allows this receive rive performance from 24 entertainment. these permits known as llp allow a business to offer live performance as a secondary purpose until 10. they are issued to restaurants and bars with live music. after have ing a llp for a year they can extend to 11 p.m. the entertainment commission may grant requests if there are no significant public safety or nuisance concerns relate today the establishment or llp. the ordinance allows llp holders in the union street neighborhood commercial district to apply to extend from 10 to 11 p.m. as they would be able to dine a majority of the city commercial corridors. there is only one llp holder, it is bus stop bar and they have had no complaints since having their llp issued a year ago. we hope your support this legislation so the good neighbor business has a chance to extend performance hours. thank you for having me and available for question. >> any questions? >> i have a question. >> go for it, and what was the purpsh of the exception? what why is it in place? >> because when the llp d

an ways equate it to in older car, you can, if you have an older car, you will be able car, you rive that want to make sure the maintenance is up to date, make sure oil is changed and tires running, you make sure the fluids are topped off that.ings like that is what we're saying. host: are you confident those 50 differents and the 50 states are ready to go and will to function correctly in this election cycle? guest: 50 states and five territories. there will be problems there are over 200,000 pieces of voting the country. there will be issues that occur, whether or not -- i believe that election officials have been working very hard to ensure those -- that equipment does well f. they do fall down and if they do go down, i think that the election -- the election officials have contingency plans election will the function smoothly, as well as it can. host: thomas hicks, here to take your calls and questions as we end our program today. he'll be here until 10:00. call now. fort myer, n north florida. a republican. good morning. to c-span and ou thank you mr. hicks for being there. four

existing laws allows this receive rive performance from 24 entertainment. these permits known as llp allow a business to offer live performance as a secondary purpose until 10. they are issued to restaurants and bars with live music. after have ing a llp for a year they can extend to 11 p.m. the entertainment commission may grant requests if there are no significant public safety or nuisance concerns relate today the establishment or llp. the ordinance allows llp holders in the union street neighborhood commercial district to apply to extend from 10 to 11 p.m. as they would be able to dine a majority of the city commercial corridors. there is only one llp holder, it is bus stop bar and they have had no complaints since having their llp issued a year ago. we hope your support this legislation so the good neighbor business has a chance to extend performance hours. thank you for having me and available for question. >> any questions? >> i have a question. >> go for it, and what was the purpsh of the exception? what why is it in place? >> because when the llp d

lowest taxes in decades are creang a stnger economy and the right environmin new yoe for business to rivey at business.ny.govve. >>> let's get over to the cme group. rick santelli joins us with the santelli exchange. rick. >> thank you and good morning, david. and good morning, jim karen, thanks for taking the time this thursday morning. >> good morning. >> well, you saw retail sales, that was kind of the biggie and it was on the weak side. even though it moderated a bit, the long end took it hard selling off pushing rates up in the short end if it did anything rallied a bit pushing rates down. a bit counterintuitive for a big week data point. your thoughts? >> yeah, well, i think that's one of the things for this whole year is that really fundamentals haven't mattered and we have to ask ourselves why. we live in a world today where central bank policy seems to be dominating everything. that means fundamentals take a backseat and really about the technicals, seems central banks are stepping away a little bit from lower rates at least in the back end. they still like it in the front end, b

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