it was originally in michigan, 1960's.as through the the rigell family actually donated the entire drug store and all of its content to the museum, despite the fact it is not a grand rapids's nest. it is one of the more accurate store reproductions we were able to have in the streets of old grand rapids because the rigell drugstore had all the same furnishings as when it was originally built around 1900. the rigell drugstore is kind of in a transition areas period -- transitionary period. the people would have been certified pharmacists with medical knowledge, but they are in a lot of cases, compounding their own prescriptions, medicines in the store. they would've had the ingredients they needed to make a particular medicine and could have put together, right in front of the customer. they also had a lot of off-the-shelf remedies for medicinesings, patent and all sorts of sundries that one might expect to find at a more modern walgreens or cvs today like sodas and postcards, camera film, toothbrushes, all those kind of things would have been available at retail as well. we are standing

register investigation found the number of these cases has skyrocketed in recent years.that's due in 80's.as for the tens-of- millions-of-dollars seized, the report found most of that money went unclaimed so it eventually went to law enforcement.supporters say the law deters criminal activity-- but opponents say some agencies are using the practice to pad their budgets. right now -- iowa governor terry branstad -- --is asking president obama for disaster assistance after flooding earlier this summer. summer.the governor wants a federal declaration for eight counties in north-east iowa that were hit hard by heavy rains and flash flooding. flooding.the high shutdown schools.one person died when their car was swept away in high water. governor branstad has already issued a ?state disaster proclamation. if president obama adds a federal declaration -- it would open up more assistance to local and state agencies trying to recover. a massive oil spill has several states bracing for a gas price jump. the colonial pipeline carries fuel from houston to new york. earlier this month, the line was shut

crime.a des moines register thousand peoe part to laws created in the 80'. 80's.as for the tens-of- millions-of-dollars seized, the report found most of that money went unclaimed so it eventually went to law enforcement.supporters say the law deters criminal activity-- but opponents say some agencies are using the practice to pad their budgets. right now -- iowa governor terry branstad -- --is asking president obama for disaster assistance after flooding earlier this summer. summer.the governor wants a counties in north-east iowa that were hit hard by heavy rains and flash flooding. flooding.the high waters ruined roads -- homes and shutdown schools.one person died when their car was swept away in high water. governor branstad has already issued a ?state disaster proclamation. if president obama adds a federal declaration -- it would open up more assistance to local and state agencies trying to recover. a massive oil spill has several states bracing for a gas price jump. the colonial pipeline carries fuel from houston to new york. was shut down after more than 200-million gallons of gas erupted from an

number of these cases has skyrocketed in recent years.that's due in part to laws created in the 80'. 80's.as for the tens-of- in part for laws -- true dew to laws created in the 80s. most of the items went unclaimed, so it wept to law enforcement. supporters say it deters criminal, but critics say it leads to police padding their pockets. >>> a demonstration along the mississippi trying to block a pipeline from being built. >>> next fox 28 news at 9, changing the makeup of county government. a big report in the hands of tomorrow on fox28 morning live...we expect teachers to help guide our children through their younger years ... but one teacher does the unthinkable. she's donating her own kidney for a student. tuesday on fox28. when linn county voters go to the ballot box in november -- one of the biggest votes >>> when lin county vote ores go to the ballot box, one of the biggest focuses won't be -- why the number of lin county supervisors hangs in the balance in november. >> reporter: lin county voters decided to expand the board >> reporter: out in rural lin of supervisors meetings -- at

s.a. although we continue to work on challenges, t.s.a. has been on the front lines of this nation's safety and security since 9/11 and its creation under a large umbrellas which is the department of homeland security. our committee has given oversight to this particular agency. and we have worked to make sure that we close the loopholes, if you will, for the traveling public. aviation is still one of the largest and most attractive targets of terrorists. we understand the responsibility of the transportation security administration and our officers. their job is not an easy one. we have placed a lot of rules. we had a moment when there were questions of what could be brought through the checkpoint. in this instance, it is common sense and having this guideline, these provisions, will help innocent americans traveling with their young, their babies, their wonderful children or grandchildren, the opportunity to make sure that the items that these children need and we have seen them children on many planes across the nation that they have it

number of these cases has skyrocketed in recent years.that's due in part to laws created in the 80'. 80's.as for the tens-of- millions-of-dollars seized, the report found most of that money went unclaimed so it eventually went to law enforcement.supporters say the law deters criminal but opponents say some agencies are using the practice to pad their budgets. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. that's a quick look at your monday morning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 iowa dot com!have a great day. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. ?? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.