saunders: i do not think so. statementmy first that it was a decision of the russian leadership to respond to that manner. amb. volker: let's look forward. occupies -- mr. saunders: you can see the past so much easier. [laughter] occupieser: russia parts of georgia and has annexed crimea, and it is still actively involved militarily in these places. it does take away territorial integrity and sovereignty of these countries. what should be the goal of the united states? what should our objective b? -- what should our objective be? mr. graham: the first question you have to ask is what time period you're looking at. in broad terms, our strategic objective would be to restore enteric -- restore territorial integrity. question is, how do you get there and in what time frame? what sequence of steps have the best chance of giving us -- getting us there? amb. volker: so you say we should restore territorial integrity given the framing. tell us your pathway. mr. graham: you cannot put it in the limited context of ukraine

saunders washat dead on right. since world war ii, the railroads had been struggling to compete -- airlines had stolen away their passengers and their lucrative mail business. trucks were hauling, now, some of their most profitable traffic. the interstate commerce commission was the undisputed dylan. -- villain. the icc bent to every pressure that came from congress from shippers, the unions, from little communities along their rights-of-way. and the commission was tediously slow in granting rate increases to compensate for the increases in labor costs. ittook months to raise rates also took months to approve mergers, which were then very popular because of the state of the roads. the allen -- of chicago, and pacific was a good case to take a look at, because the rock was in serious trouble. it had proposed to the icc that mergerllowed a three-way with the southern pacific in the union pacific, and it had taken 11 years for the icc to approve that merger, and even then, with conditions, and even then, about was tim

in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg t-v nine news. a woman in des moines faces voting twice. police arrested terri rote on thursday. she's 55, and the charge against her is first degree election misconduct. police say election workers notified them that rote submitted two absentee ballots. she's a registered republican. the polk county attorney says this is one of the few examples he's seen of alleged voter fraud in the 25 years he's worked as a prosecutor. rote is due in court on november seventh. us now with a look at your first alert forecast. joe, it's going to be a good day to do some outdoor fall activities tomorrow. as halloween weekend approaches we are in for a treat! clouds will be in and out of the sky on saturday as a cold front passes across the state along with a few sprinkles. despite the front moving through, temperatures remain near or above seasonal normal through saturday and sunday, staying in the 60s. monday will be a warm and breezy halloween, the warmest since at least 1990 with highs expected in the middle 70s. have a great night and a safe and spook-f

in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. republican presidential nominee mike pence is campaigning in fort dodge today. the indiana ov central community college at 1:30 p-m. doors open for that event at 11:30. and both presidential candidates will be in cedar rapids on friday. democrat hillary clinton will be at newbo city market at 1:15 p-m.. she will campaign in des moines later that day. and republican donald trump will bring his campaign to the mcgrath amphitheatre. that event begins at 7 p-m on friday. after growing tired of a particular campaign ad, one woman says she is leveling the billboard she drove past every day in dubuque. so, she raised 600 dollars to buy her own ad on the same digital billboard. parks says the display was up along highway 20 near h & r block for more than a year. she says she doesn't care for trump, but had issues with the lack of representation of other parties. her billboard doesn't mention trump or the clinton campaign. instead it has the word "vote," and lists some words she says describe

the weather finally cooperating for the shift so on i-40 eastbound from lake wheeler road to south saunders street, drivers will be able to use those three new inside lanes starting today for your monday morning drive. eastbound on 540 from glenwood to u.s. 64, you're looking at a 17-minute ride this morning and on i-40 eastbound from u.s. 1 to 64, that will take you about 13 minutes for your morning drive. here's a live look at i-40 at lake wheeler road where you can see trucks out of the inside lanes. we'll have more updates throughout this morning. >> thanks so much, kristin. it is now 4:38 in the morning. >>> buildings vandalized. more protests what some are calling for. >>> a rescue operation in the florida keys a success. >> welcome back to cbs north carolina. the time is 4:40 on this monday morning. >>> 63 degrees as we starts the week's rain we did see. now, this morning is starting off dry. the whole day will stay dry. we are looking at a little bit of fog, especially east of the triangle. this is going to slow you down on the 95 corridor. we have visibility close to .3- mile in ro

sachelle saunders/wkmg "i'm not sure what the miles per hour are..."for reporters in the thick of the storm.. it was change. sachelle saunders/wkmg "i'm alright. just evaluating my life right here."and now just to the north, jacksonville may well suffer the most damage. the city sits right at sea level. gov. rick scott r florida "we're very focussed on jacksonville. there's potential for significant flooding there." matthew has been downgraded over the last day or two. at one point it was a category five storm. meteorologist tom wachs joins us now with the latest on how it's tracking. and cool with temperatures falling into the 40s this evening. mostly clear overnight with patchy frost inland. temperatures will fall into the upper 30s in our inland counties overnight, low 40s near the lake. mostly sunny this weekend with highs up on the way early next week with highs around 70. tonight: mostly clear and cool. low: 41 dewpoint: 31 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. a.m. patchy frost inland. high: 60 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly s

in iowa city, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9. has an apple or android phone. you can get it right now by downloading rave guardian. university of iowa students should use their iowa email to get access to hawk watch. let's check back in with justin. these are wood ducks who are leftovers. they are swimming in a pond that was created by these wood ducks will be long gone, heading south. a light wind and clear sky will lead to a cool night in the 30s with patches of frost. tomorrow will be another seasonably cool returning to the middle to upper 50s. the weekend looks great with partly to mostly sunny skies and highs in the 60s. shower chances come back to our area by tuesday and rumbles of thunder may be in the mix on wednesday as well.tonight: mostly clear with areas of frost. wind: nw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 32 dbq: 32 iow: 35 5-10. high: 55 alo: 55 dbq: 53 iow: 57 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: s 5-10. low: 40 alo: 40 dbq: 38 iow: 41 saturday: partly cloudy in the morning with more sunday: mostly sunny. high: 69 low: 44 monday: partly cloudy. high: 65 low: 42 t

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders explains what that's all about. cedar rapidians spent long hours in, at times, chilly temps building more than 250-thousand of these. nat sandbag some thousands helping build the bags. they were mid scoop at a bagging site when an idea came to mind. "we knew there was a potential that a lot weren't going to be touched. we kind of thought, 'what could we do with these bags? is there something we can do before they get chucked in the landfill?'" after some discussion, derek siddell says the kids settled on making the bags-- bags-- like these. "turn these sandbags into handbags." siddell is a leader in the school's chapter of enactus. that's a group that teaches said the sandbag handbag transition was a perfect group project for this year. nat siddell and his team have partnered with area nonprofits, which will stitch the bags together and print the logos-- turning these concepts into something people can purchase. a lot of them. the group hopes to produce about 2,500, the first being ready before christmas. "i think i

traffic is backed up all the way to saunders and rock quarry road. take a look at that stalled vehicle causing a problem on the inside lane i-40 westbound. you can see all lanes are gridlocked. traffic's barely budging at all. let's take a look at rock it's backed up. we're looking at a 38 minute trip from beltline split. you might want to take crown road or north of raleigh on the beltline to get around this but it doesn't look like it will clear up any time soon. a live look at the commute around the triangle. another accident backing up the traffic on i-540 at capital boulevard causing delays to lewisburg road. be mindful of that. lena and bill? >> thank you, bryan. >>> as you can imagine, hurricane matthew is having a serious impact on air travel. >> the most affected is miami and fort lauderdale in florida. 400 u.s. flights have been canceled for tomorrow. along our coast. handover county leaders in reassess the way they are preparing for the storm. officials said that a more eastward movement is a better scenario for towns like wrightsville bea

for agent saunders here to believe he was gonna buy a bunch of weapons. if i was you, i could see a serious argument for writing this one up "subject escaped," but you make the call. worked. we don't know what he's gonna do. and do you know what would have happened if he had wrten this up? sir, i don't think he's gonna do that. i'd say it's 80% certain he'll do nothing. 80% is not that good. i've lived with rse. first name? hey... mrs. mies to see you again. sit, barf breath! what? i would like my items back. you want your items back? lady, you're lucky i don't arrest you for armed robbery. i'm soy, but you were too slow. i was slow?! it took me four days to set that bust up, and i didn't get a seller, i didn't g a felony. s of pop popperso ce! what do i have to know? i may not have that long. do you realize that, sonny? is tstedheese in the morning. you can't use your broiler? it cates f ireder the broiler. do you want me to burn up, too? take this to the cop who's doing the inventory. he will release your toaster oven. thank you. spell "jawarhararrarrrr

in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. republican vice presidential dodge today. the indiana governor will be holding a rally a 1:30 p-m. doors open for that event at 11:30. while campaigning in colorado yesterday, pence says hillary clinton was being too presumptuous about her plans after the november election. pence says clinton is assuming she will win and she may not. the indiana governor also told rally attendees to vote republican up and down the ballot. "and tell your republican friends to come home and make sure hillary clinton is never elected president." " pennsylvania today. and both presidential candidates will be in cedar rapids on friday. democrat hillary clinton will be at newbo city market at 1:15 p-m.. she will campaign in des moines later that day. and republican donald trump will bring his campaign to the mcgrath amphitheatre. that event begins at 7 p-m on friday. des moines police say they are now following several leads in the shooting that critically injured a 14-year-old boy. this morning, yore jieng is still in hospital after someone shot h

former cbs 58 anchor and reporter 'sachelle saunders' now works for a station in orlando... and she's been showing up on national hurricane coverage for her reports. you also saw her yesterday on our news at

but we need to stay safe too.former cbs 58 reporter "sachelle saunders" is now working in orlando. she's out in the storm covering the hurricane.take a look. 3 as soon as i go to the other side of this wall.. i'm doing this just to show you what it's like. i'm not sure what the miles per hour are... but enough if i wasn't standing in this way that is would kick me over. i'm going to send it here's a live look at conditions in florida... it's holding at a catagory three storm. 3 3 ( 3 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) today: a few lingering showers in the morning. sunshine returns by the afternoon. falling temps in the 60s during the morning and upper 50s mostly at night. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in northwest areas. wind: nw 5-15 mph. both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to reach 600 with highs in the upper 50s saturday and lower 60s sunday. back into the upper 60s for columbus day as clouds return by evening. 3 roads will be wet mornin

, 14 south saunders to u.s. 1, 15 minutes so airport travel conditions are not good from the south. fort lauderdale airport cancels at 10:30 and have seen cancellations to miami and orlando as well. outside to 540 at lake wheeler road, another view of the mess. 440 at wade avenue, things are moving smooth. >> we'll be right back with news to know before you head out the door. >> but first, a look at what here's what we're working on. florida prepares for what could be the largest evacuation ever. we're in the bahama and spread out on the east coast tracking deadly hurricane matthew. >>> plus republican vice presidential nominee mike pence joins us. >>> and we will talk with lindsay graham about foreign policy challenges facing the next commander-in-chief, part of a new series on the issues that really matter. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton di

saunders: i do not think so.d in my first statement that it was a decision of the russian leadership to respond to that manner. amb. volker: let's look forward. today, russia occupies -- mr. saunders: you can see the past so much easier. [laughter] amb. volker: russia occupies parts of georgia and has annexed crimea, and it is still actively involved militarily in these places. it does take away territorial integrity and sovereignty of these countries. what should be the goal of the united states? what should our objective be? mr. graham: the first question you have to ask is what time period you're looking at. in broad terms, our strategic objective would be to restore territorial integrity. question is, how do you get there and in what time frame? what sequence of steps have the best chance of getting us there? amb. volker: so you say we should restore territorial integrity given the framing. tell us your pathway. mr. graham: you cannot put it in the limited context of ukraine. the problem we have with russia i

in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. congressman rod blum is sticking around cedar rapids today. he's hosting the "women in business forum and showcase" at the downtown library until two this afternoon. the event will focus on finding solutions and raising awareness about issues iowa women in business face. blum will join cedar rapids mayor ron corbett for the grand opening of the eastern iowa health center. a nearly two million dollar renovation. the health center provides pediatric and family medicine care. it currently serves 40- thousand low-income patients a year. there will be an open house this saturday for the public to come see the new building. republican presidential candidate donald trump won't commit to working with hillary clinton if she's elected president. h " i'll make that decision at the right time. i mean, don't worry about it. i'll make the decision at the right time. but we have a rigged system. . look at what they're saying, " that "whatever happens, we need to work together afterward." but the for

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is near the market, right now. forrest, is it busy out there? the parking lot is full at the market. a lot of people ready to get back in there. also a lot of vendors ready to get back to work. though the market didn't see any water, it was in the evacuation zone. gas had to be disconnected. expensive equipment was moved is almost completely back to normal inside. twenty-two of the 24 individual food and retail shops are up and running again. owners of them told us missing out on about three weeks of revenue wasn't easy. to help, newbo market waived rent for the month of october. the facility's director is hoping customers will step up next. " it's seemed pretty busy. i've been tying up the last few things, but it seems great. it seems vibrant. it's just great to be back." business deficit, newbo market has helped organize an event tomorrow night. it's called flood the district. food, music, lots of stuff to do, see and buy. it all happens right here, tomorrow night. flood the district kicks off at 5:00 and goes to around 9:00. organizers are ho

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders forrest, you spoke with the man who got this letter. what made this scam look so real? it was how authentic all the stuff looked. though lonnie mcwas too smart for scammers, he at first thought he'd won big. a few days ago, lonnie got this in the mail. it's a letter from what looked to be publishers clearing house, saying he had won 600-thousand dollars. with it, a very realistic looking check for more than 12-thousand bucks. any out of pocket expenses. the catch, lonnie would have to contact the group and likely write a check of his own to cover taxes and processing fees to get the winnings. this was all suspicious to lonnie. he got the check checked out by a bank. officials said it was bogus. " they looked at it. called state farm, which the check is made out from. they said run the numbers across the bottom. they did and said it don't calculate. " up periodically. people will send in a check to release the winnings, meanwhile the fake check bounces. officials say this is not how publishers clearing house works. you've heard this befo

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders was at the clinton rally earlier today. forrest, clinton avoided saying anything about the renewed investigation. everyone was certainly waiting for that here. but, no, clinton didn't mention the email investigation during her about 30 minute speech up on that stage. her campaign john podesta called out the fbi's director. he said quote, "it is extraordinary that we would see something like this just 11 days out from a presidential election." but also, "we are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the fbi reached in july." clinton spent a lot of her time bashing trump. on women's rights, she said we have come too far to let donald trump take us back. she then focused on what her campaign ads have been talking about for weeks, trump's comments about women on that bus and his criticism of the women who' trump relishes making women feel terrible about themselves. " this is who donald trump is. this is how he speaks. this is how he thinks. this is what he does. now, it's time for all of us to st

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us to break down the debate. forrest, loebsack is favored to win this race? he is. the cook political report rates hill battle for the republican, peters, to win over the more than half million people in the 24- county district. for an hour, the two sparred over a variety of topics. on obama care, loebsack said the system needed more competition in the market to drive down high premiums. peters wanted a bigger overhaul, calling for an emphasis on health savings accounts and more high deductible plans. social security, both agreed a raising the tax cap would be helpful. loebsack hospitals was a bad call. peters thought vas could be made to specialize in soldier specific issues, like ptsd. here's how the two felt when it came to getting federal dollars for flood protection. " ultimately we're going to have to move away from sending so much of our tax dollars to dc in the first place, then hoping bargaining, begging to get the money back when we need infrastructure projects, flood mitigation, etc. convincing of a lo

on i-40 eastbound from lake wheeler road to south saunders street, drivers able to use those three new inside lanes so watch for some changes in that area. again, that's the eastbound side of i-40 in project fortify. if you're heading westbound from u.s. 64 to thenwood that will take you about 17 minutes on 440 from newborn to wade avenue. you're looking at an 8 minute ride an pass to u.s. 1, all smooth, an 11 minute commut here's a look at i-40 at the durham freeway, things are looking smooth in that area. we will bring you more traffic updates through this morning. >> 6:08 on your monday morning. >> it is monday morning for sure. >> it is monday, guys. >> up next -- >> like finding a need until a haystack. >>> people came together to 24 hours. plus this. >> shape and size and humongous and little. it's so exciting. >>> an amazing event draws thousands but things don't turn quite as people expected, especially for some pilots. we'll tell you why, next. >>> temperatures as you get ready for your monday morning commute are around 60 at sandhill, 62 fayetteville, 60 pinehurst. we will ha

the mcgrath amphitheatre where trump will likely focus on the email investigation when he speaks t saunders joins us live in the studio. forrest, hillary clinton said absolutely nothing about this new investigation, right? she didn't mention it once during her stop in cedar rapids. but a couple of hours ago, her campaign sent out a statement calling out the fbi director james comey. clinton campaign chief john podesta says the fbi should "immediately provide" into clinton's emails.in a statement he called out the bureau's director saying quote-- "it is extraordinary that we would see something like this just 11 days out from a presidential election." but that quote "we are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the fbi reached in july." nat plane clinton didn't acknowledge reporters who shouted questions about her emails when she arrived at the eastern iowa airport, talk about it during her 30 minute speech in cedar rapids, which largely focused on bashing trump... "i stood next to donald trump for four and a half hours during those three debates. that proves

kyle saunders says, not this year. maybe someday. >> as of right now, we don't have the legal framework. we don't have the technology. we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it's cast. >> reporter: could you honestly envision a situation where american voters would be able to go back and change their minds after a voting? that's so radical to think >> it is. and, you know, we -- you'd have to bring technology on it. and obviously a legal framework and the way we think about elections and how that all works. and even then, it would be -- it would require a -- a generational change. right? in how people think about elections. it's not some common thread where you go in and rate something. oh, i really like this article. and then change your mind. oh article and you click the up arrow instead of down arrow and you keep changing your mind. >> if you're still holding on to your mail in ballot, i have two people that would like to speak to you briefly. thank you guys for coming in. here's the de

of directly mentioning donald trump in his speech, only tonight on t-v nine news at six, forrest saunders previews the former president's stop tonight at the national cattle congress in waterloo. tomorrow, his tour will wrap up in mount vernon and davenport. this year's political races are intense, but we'll look at two races in iowa that are catching national attention. and find out how a love of teaching music to students translates into an honor for a cedar rapids woman. stay with tv9. as the sky clears and wind warnings and frost advisories have been posted for the entire tv 9 this time of the year even a wind near or above 5 mph can prevent a freeze with most frost in low lying areas. regardless if you have plants that you still want to keep growing, make sure you cover them up tonight. a quick recovery into the 70s is seen for the upcoming weekend. have a great night! tonight: clear. areas of frost likely. wind: nw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow: 35 30 to 36 tomorrow: sunny and a little cool. wind: light south. high: 58 alo: 58 dbq: 56 clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 3

. >>> good morning. 540 hat saunders street getting busy as everyone gets up and heads to work. we have another crash towards the raleigh area by rdu. a local road accident but something to be aware of, thing through fayetteville but in hope hims -- hope mills, use camden to bypass the bridge. the airport will close this morning. we have seen some flights out of rdu canceled to miami and posted on airport conditions. not too much to see just yet, things moving pretty well out there. >> a little good news this morning. traffic is flowing just fine. thanks a lot. 5:53. >>> here's what is coming up on "cbs this morning." matthew tears through the caribbean. omar villafranca has the latest. >>> the governor prepare for the most. all of this and more starting at 7:00 right here on "cbs north carolina." >> school is ?? glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. >>> wake county named muriel summers as principal of the year. that's commitment. and mary taylor, an assistant principal, received the honor in her category. she's been in the wake county system her spire 25 years a

. >> our bret saunders kbco's bret saunders gives us the 411 in our >> de koch da look at the boulder theater friday and saturday night. also friday, one of the pioneering funk bands, the funky meters from new orleans. they are incredible. great talents going back to the 1970s. fillmore auditorium friday a lot more at kbco.com. >>> 6:26 now. here's what's coming up. >>> the broncos will be without cj anderson this week. sports reporter romi bean takes a look at the players looking to fill his spot ,, ,, ,, donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. to keep our communities safe, we need a district attorney like jake lilly -- tough, smart, and determined to keep us safe. as a former special assistant u.s. attorney and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. and he has a smart plan to provide treatment

former cbs 58 anchor and reporter 'sachelle saunders' now works for a station in orlando... and she's been showing up on national hurricane coverage for her reports. you also saw her yesterday on our news at somewhere around 60-miles per hour or stronger.....obviously very dangerous conditions. we hope sachelle and everyone else in the hurricane zone stay safe. 3 once hurricane matthew is gone, florida will need plenty of help...and the red cross is making sure that help gets ther. there.today in milwaukee, two volunteers loaded up an emergency response vehicle with supplies and left for orlando. tommy poe from burlington is 77-years old...and a veteran of trips like this. he's got a truckload of food, but he's not quite sure how it will be "sometimes we feed off the street, other times we just deliver food, drop it off at a certain area, we drop these off and go back and pick 'em up later." later." they also may pass out cleaning supplies to storm- ravaged neighborhoods. 3 3 waukesha based generac power systems says its sending thousands of generators to the hurricane zone

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us in the studio. forrest what was it that made this scam nearly convincing? in a word, detail. the documents lonnie mcdonald got in the mail looked very convincing. it really seemed like he'd won big. fortunately, mcdonald figured it out before he lost any of his own money. a couple days ago, lonnie mcdonald opened up this piece of mail.it looked like publishers clearing house was going to give him 600-thousand dollars. little surprising, considering mcdonald hadn't that would be nice to have in my bank right now." there was this check too, made out for more than 12- thousand bucks. the letter said it was for any out of pocket expenses. it all looked so realistic. the logos. the ink. "they also have a piece in there if they want to have the news media come out when you get the check, and all this" but here's the catch... mcdonald would have to contact the group and likely write a check of his own to cover taxes and processing fees to get his decided to get that check he got checked out at a bank. turn

bret saunders breaks it down in our concert calendar. the band from sacramento, california returns to colorado boulder theater friday and saturday. ? i want a girl with a mind like a diamond ? >> they've been around 25 years. it's been a great run. it's cake, boulder theater friday and saturday. ? got to work and deserve it, earn it to own it ? >> then sunday, central city park with g love and special sauce. f0 >>> good morning, everyone. friday, october 14th. >> i'm alan gionet. here's what's happening now on the cbs4 morning news. >> reporter: days after a deadly shooting at a bar in denver, police are now closing down the business. but some are wondering if it was unfairly targeted. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> dare we say it? the broncos had some problems. there, i said it. they failed to come back in the fourth quarter, suffered back to back losses. reaction ahead. >>> i have a feeling people ll one. and the storm system drenches the pacific northwest. could this be a sign of things to come for us here in colorado? >>> br

the weather finally cooperated for the lane shift from lake wheeler to south saunders street. drivers will be in three new inside lanes instead of outside lanes so watch for slowdowns as drivers figure that out for the monday morning ride here. westbound, things looking good on triangle expressway, 540 and 40. as you step out the door, moving just fine. we'll have updates throughout the morning. >> thanks so much. just before 5:08. >>> the triangle heart walk took place. how much money was raised for heart health education and research. >>> and investigation into the new jersey train crash continues. we'll tell you what the ntsb is saying about the investigation. >>> well, temperatures are pretty comfortable. check these out, 61 smithfield, 62 clinton, 60 goldsboro. the rest of the i'll look at your forecast and latest on matthew in [music] >> dr. stanley: we can understand and realize, it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present with the lord." we don't have to fear death. it's through the gos

kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders was at an event tonight that aimed to bridge that gap. forrest, this event was planned even before the mayor asked the police to re-build trust? tonight's meeting was going to happen with or without the mayor's push. it was one of three events aimed at teaching people how to better communicate with law at a better time. donell rivers was at this waterloo church, thursday, to learn. what you're looking at is area law enforcement's most recent attempt to mend a strained relationship between people and police in the town of 62-thousand. nat event it's here, cops and residents role play scenarios, like a traffic stop, to learn from each other. donell brought his daughter. "she needs to see her dad involved in pro-social activities with the police-- so she knows what they're here for and why their roles are." the event comes as tensions mount following multiple incidents between white officers and black residents, this year. in one case, the city paid more than two-million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit after an officer shot and killed der

saunders lifts one deep. game at 1-1. same score in the fourth. mike napoli goes deep. indians back on top, 2-1. jays keep fighting, ryan goins fires it and that scores the tieing run in the fifth. the tribe fights back and they have been doing it all series long. jason kipnis keeping up with the theme of the night. and thafk, of course, home runs as indians in front ninth. oh, so close to going up 3-0 in the series with a chance to close out tomorrow night. usf qb quentin flouers is the acc ovengsive player of the woke. back to you. >>> before we go, checkups are kind of an annual thing for most of us including your pets. >> even for swans, right? have you heard of this that's a tomorrow morning they're out on lake morton in lakeland to surround the swan. they use nets. veterinarians say the swans eat bread and whatever else that throws to them, and sometimes they can lead to weight problems and other health issues. they're special to the lake there, but they were donated by queen elizabeth in 1957. >> they are a huge thing in that city. by now they must know when they

. >>> bret saunders breaks down the concert calendar. >> they're probably best known for their sound track work. ? >> but they have a wide sonic power live. they have accordions. they put on a terrific show. i highly recommend then. they'll be at the boulder theater for their halloween shows on friday and saturday night. ? >>> also on friday, one of the pioneering funk bands, the funky meters from new orleans. they are incredible. find out about these shows and a lot more at kbco.com. >>> if you're wondering what happened to the colorado avalanche, you are not alone. they haven't played in so long, it's easy to forget their season even started. after five days off, they are finally back home tonight against winnipeg. the season opener was nearly two weeks ago. the av's haven't played at home since. it will be good to be back on home ice. >> that home opener was of a tease for us. being so excited to be back from summer playing in front of home fans. we're really excited to get back in the pepsi center and play in front of the fans again. >>> on the diamond the rockies didn't win too

they found saunders near the scene and he now faces murder and other related charges.till no word though on a moti motive. >>> delaware state police hope new surveillance pictures will lead them to violent criminal. this guy broke in a home on the 10,000 block of russ road in milford on friday and pointed a gun at three people inside the house. they all ran into bedroom. they called 911. but by the time troopers got there, the bad guy was gone. if you recognize him, or his car, please call police. >>> turning to you decide 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton were busy on the campaign trail. in battleground states. hillary clinton made stops in ohio today where she focused on economic issues while trump in virginia speaking to veterans but trump campaign had to deal with yet a new campaign wrinkle. >> in fact this weekend new questions were raised over whether he pays his fair share of taxes. fox's mike emmanuel on the campaign trail tonight. >> reporter: donald trump's campaign grappling with another negative headline. new york's attorney general serving the trump f

. >>> wake forrest saunders into raleigh, and on the year. points, to -- six years of touchdown run with the early. after a field goal, nc state state strikes again, brian finley to jaelyn samuels with a nice catch. 11yards for the score 17-0. the pack lead 23-9 of the pack thanks to this 36-yard touchdown pass from finley to calvin harmon, the freshman receiver would be big on the afternoon. harmon with a coming-out party, he nabs a second-half touchdown as well, finley passes for 300 yards,hr touchdowns getting more and more comfortable every game 33- 16, pack. >> when you transfer, it is hard. you come in, you do not know the guys. he's got to know these players and to his credit he has taken advantage of the chemistry that has been created with certain players on offense. >> don't look now, but next week notre dame comes to town, pack fans will be fired up for that one. >>> david knew there were be growing pains with a freshman lining up behind center, at he would struggle against virginia. kirk would not struggle, he passes for 336 yards

side, the weather finally cooperating for that lane shift overnight so on i-40 from east wheeler to saunders street, drivers will use three new inside lanes so a new traffic pattern as you start your monday morning drive, definitely keep that in mind here this morning. as far as road thenwood avenue that will take you 17 minutes. on 440 from newborn to wade avenue, a smooth 8 minute ride. here's 40 at aviation parkway, where traffic volumes are picking up. we'll have more update in just a few minutes. >> thanks so much. 5:37 now. >>> roads blocked, buildings vandalized. more protests after the deadly shooting of a teenager in los angeles. what some are now calling for. >>> plus the rescue operation success. why wildlife officials had to save this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. e like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard

blum and democratic challenger monica vernon met for their only debate before kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us to break down what we heard from the candidates. forrest, the first question the two sparred over was flood mitigation? specifically, the millions of federal dollars approved to build levees in cedar rapids, but were never appropriated. contrary to reports that it's a funding formula problem with the army corps, blum said it's actually with the office of management and budget. he said he's passed an amendment to get the funds for a comprehensiv e reform of the system. "when we come back after the break, we're going to go to conference on it and get the differences reconciled." "there isn't a town in our district that would be treated fairly by that law. we got to change it." another big issue of contention, the iran nuclear agreement. blum attack ads have hammered vernon on her support. he called it dangerous. vernon called it a measure that's making the world safer. there. there's concrete in the core of that reactor. there's been more communication. it's slowed down things.

kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us in the studio. forrest, you talked to someone who thinks they were a victim? yeah, this doesn't just happen at atms. skimming can happen at all different kinds of card readers. though atms are the most prevalent, one cedar rapids man said his info was stolen at a local gas station. tuesday, eugene pinney got a credit union.bad news. someone was using a copy of his debit card, way out of state. "my card had been tried to be used at a walmart in new jersey for about a 192 dollars." an order at a jersey mcdonald's, too. the bank's fraud department suspected skimming. eugene thinks it happened with a card reader at a local gas station, which get gasoline at a local vendor, you expect to be able to trust the system." here's how skimming works. thieves put a device, like this, over a card reader. when a user puts in a card, the skimmer steals the info. it gets worse-- some thieves also use tiny cameras and fake key pads to nab pin numbers, too. the bad guys can then make a duplicate card and go shopping w

bret saunders breaks it down in our cbs4 concert calendar. >> how about some cake this weekend. >>> the quirky band from sacramento, california, returns to colorado two nights. they've been around 25 years. it's been a great run, with roll lifestyle and the distance. boulder theater, friday and saturday. ? got to work and deserve it, earn it to own it ? >> there's a free show sunday, civic center park, with g love and special sauce. rap and soul and funk music. a free concert, part of the denver rock and roll half marathon. sunday morning, civic center park. find out about these shows and you about this story. the first spinoff film to the star wars series is set to open in december, and it's a stand- alone movie focused on a young girl and her part in rebellion against darth vader. >> we have hope. rebellions are built on hope. they have no idea we're coming. the force is strong. >> make 10 men feel like 100. >> we'll take the next chance. and the ne. >> save the rebellion! >> rogue one lands in theaters december 16th. >>> video showing a man trying to stand in a hurricane force winds

bark comes truman, amazing play, roams out, finds saunders.unders, he goes right on in for the touchdown, pennsbury comes roaring back, opening kick off, the second at the half. nate definitely will have something to bows about. makes few tackles, makes incredible return for the if you down, pennsbury the winner 17 to six. >>> and that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> arena celebrating its 20th anniversary, now seeing it like never before. this is the first time, how cool is that? the arena floor covered with half basketball court, half ice. you can check it out today at free open house between 1:00 and 4:00. or score goal from center ice. that's very cool. >>> that's "eyewitness news" this morning at 5:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 6:00. apparently hip to be square. ask the people who make these square pizzas, vittoria woodill gets the taste test. get ready for some rain, then get ready for it to turn cooler. justin's eyewitness forecast coming up in saturday morning when we come back.

but his teammate, syed saunders reels it in. shakes off a few dudes, and look at him go. unfortunately not enough. pennsbury wins 17-6. >>> let's go to the battle of top teams. milltown's drew frye fires for anthony del percio. a diving grab. go get it, young man. back of the end zone. beautiful catch. middle town wins it 42-24. >>> time now to reveal next week's game of the week contestants. downingtown east taking on bishop shanahan. penn wood at academy park, or shawnee at camden catholic. call or text your vote to the number on screen or vote online at nbc10.com. as for this week's game of the week, a pair of undefeated teams fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cab

that reading event is at the robert saunders library tonight at 7:00. >>> now, max defender 8. the world east most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with meteorologist steve jerve. >> well, the easterly flow has been in place again. places like miami. but we have been watching a few showers across the southern sections of our area and further south of that. but right now, fairly quiet around the region. things should stay that way with the very dry air high above. beautiful day. 84 degrees at new port richey. a beautiful shot of the flag. 84 in many other locations today. we have seen warmer temperatures in other spots inland, but 84 fairly nissan of venice, 85 degrees. east wind of 11 miles an hour. look how clear the skys are around the area. maybe a few clouds out here in brandon. as for this evening and into thursday evening into friday morning. we will see the orionid meteor shower. the bright moon could limit the amount of view you will see. that is tomorrow night into forward to that. temperatures 85 degrees thursday. 84 friday. 79 degrees for saturday and su

saunders at the wall. he'll try to score and here is e >> can't say it enough. it is the inside the park walkoff to beat the bluejays. man they have found new and creative ways to beat these guys. you have the walkoff homerun and now we get them again in the alcs. you think of the jays and you think of the guys that match bautista and donaldson. they are doing it again. carlos santana and napoli being in this position is nothing new. this guy wins everywhere he goes. >> i have been fortunate to play on a lot of winning ball clubs. winning is important. i didn't just want the teams -- well i like to see good fit. >> when they came to me and they were interested -- they were interested in me the first time i was a free agent. to be able to look at the roster and see the potential of how good it can be was a great fit for both of us. it gave me the opportunity to play every day. it worked out so wl. i don't think they are still partying. we won more games than them and played 161, second in the league with runs. homeruns they got us there, but stolen bases we were

traffic' -- has 'now' been moved onto 'three' rebuilt lanes -- between 'lake wheeler road' and 'south saunders street'. weather put the 'shift' on hold... but it's 'now' complete. 'd-o-t crews' are now 'working' to rebuild outside lanes -- along that stretch. use 'new lanes' -- along the entire 8-point-5 mile stretch of i-40 -- sometime -- later this fall. tonight, we join you in remembering larry stogner-- the legend who anchored newscasts from this desk for decades. it's been a sad... difficult day. larry passed away 'overnight' -- after a 'courageous battle' -- with a-l-s. larry was considered the 'dean' of 'local t-v news'... ...he was "born and raised" in north carolina.... and graduated from the 'university of north carolina'. larry joined abc-11 in 1976... and the six and 11 o'clock newscasts in 19-82. during his 40 years at abc 11 .. larry covered every important story. from presidential primaries.. to political conventions.. presidential inaugurations from ronald reagan to barackobama.. and as a vietnam veteran in the u-s air force.. he loved to cover north carolina troops abroad. lar

downhill especially toward the second term and i think there were a whole lot that work there and paul saunders over at national interest did where did things go wrong? i was astonished he interviews lots of russians that near the top of the list of russian complaints about the bush administration was the memorandum. i could ask for a show of hands of how many people know what it is. but it was an effort about armed forces and the russians were bitter by the way the bush administration handled that. and the decision to deploy missile defenses in poland and supporting the georgian government and it's actually much more complex than that and an important part of the puzzle is the memorandum believe it or not. and i think it became difficult to maintain that momentum and it had a lot to do with president putin and his effort to return russia to something like the role played in the past. maybe i'll stop there. >> thank you. do you want to take up the story? >> sure. we'll save the memorandum for the q and a. if you look at how arms control has played in the obama administration and it's relationsh

. >> chris: they bring five against francois who flows incomplete off the hands of saunders. it will be third and 13. >> kirk: as much as jimbo fisher trusts his young quarterback, because of what he's seen from him in the first six games this year, still has to be smart. 5:08. defense has been playing very well against kaaya. you got to be smart here and not put him in a position where he can potentially make a mistake because miami desperately needs a break. they desperately need to give kaaya great field position. >> chris: first time in a long time, kirk, the noise is back. canes rush four. francois delivers into traffic, incomplete. and a flag comes in very late. carter and jenkins converged on whitfield -- it wasn't interference. was it a personal foul? got to be targeting, potentially, defenseless player. i want to see where the contact was. >> referee: personal foul. targeting, defense, number 6. 15-yard penalty. the previous play is under review. >> kirk: you can review this. it can be looked at. dave, help us out with that. >> every targeting penalty is reviewed, re

. >> chris: they bring five against francois who flows incomplete off the hands of saunders. it will be third and 13. >> kirk: as much as jimbo fisher trusts his young quarterback, because of what he's seen from him in the first six games this year, still has to be smart. 5:08. defense has been playing very well against kaaya. you got to be smart here and not put him in a position where he can potentially make a mistake and cost you. because miami desperately needs they desperately need to give kaaya great field position. >> chris: first time in a long time, kirk, the noise is back. canes rush four. francois delivers into traffic, incomplete. and a flag comes in very late. carter and jenkins converged on whitfield -- it wasn't interference. was it a personal foul? >> kirk: you got to think it's got to be targeting, potentially, defenseless player. i want to see where the contact was. >> referee: personal foul. targeting, defense, number 6. 15-yard penalty. the previous play is under review. >> kirk: you can review this. it can be looked at. dave, help us out with that. >> eve

. >> chris: they bring five against franco incomplete off the hands of saunders. it will be third and 13. >> kirk: as much as jimbo fisher trusts his young quarterback, because of what he's seen from him in the first six games this year, still has to be smart. 5:08. defense has been playing very well against kaaya. you got to be smart here and not put him in a position where he can potentially make a mistake and cost you. because miami desperately needs >> chris: first time in a long time, kirk, the noise is back. canes rush four. francois delivers into traffic, incomplete. and a flag comes in very late. carter and jenkins converged on whitfield -- it wasn't interference. was it a personal foul? >> kirk: you got to think it's got to be targeting, potentially, defenseless i want to see where the contact was. >> referee: personal foul. targeting, defense, number 6. 15-yard penalty. the previous play is under review. >> kirk: you can review this. it can be looked at. dave, help us out with that. >> every targeting penalty is reviewed, regardless of what. so, you have

kyle saunders says, not this year. maybe someday. >> as of right now, we don't have the legal framework. we don't have the technology. we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it's cast. >> reporter: could you honestly envision a situation where american voters would be able to go back and change their minds after a voting? that's so radical to think