tracy schroeder, pulled back from a vacation in mexico to the news her business was gone. but now, they're back open for business. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "even though this building has been reopened for a few days, this multiple people in the community hosting parts of the business, so they could operate while rebuilding. (tracy schroeder, edgewood auto owner) "it's kinda one of where you're going to go, or do mean, we had dinners dropped off, we had donations dropped off." their new building is bigger and better equipped--a blessing in disguise, of sorts--especially after what schroeder says were a hard tried to do is be effecient and that the way were set up before, but we were doing our best, but now, it's like, that's all over, we gotta get back to what we're known to do." schroeder says they've actually been able to add staff, thanks to the extra room this new building has. she also says they're planning to merge with another company, making their operation even bigger. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the

'then the problems came. schroeder says a wave of backlash started on social media from community members saying they didnt want gruber to to cancel the event entirely despite canceling grubers conversation with students, the later event, open to the public, still stood. "im excited to hear his testimony, its a really good thing how someone can turn around" people of all ages, and of all different bacgrounds, showed up 'ive struggled with alcohol a long time and its nice to know someone understands hughes and other attendees telling me they're going through a struggle right because they wish they had a guy like ron gruber to tell them whats what when they were kids. "ive made some bad decisions in my life that took me 15 or 20 seconds to make, and it changed my life for 10-15 years" grant says he could see why parents would be concerned, but wishes they had a more open mind "if i could say maybe one thing to just one of those kids that would change their minds, it would all be worth it stacey schroeder the organizer of this event says the backlash was surprsing being a parent of a high sc

dave schroeder works as a paramedics, with the philadelphia fire department. wife wrote us on facebook, and shared these pictures, the little boy was actually in cardiac arrest. last wednesday, we are just learning about this now, schroeder was able to revive him, get him to the hospital. the boy is doing fine. yesterday schroeder stopped by the house to drop off a gift. the boy has downe syndrome. usually does not let anybody hold him or touch him. but you can see he made an exception for his hero. nice job, man. >> that's wonderful, real wonderful. 6:11. >> fire up that coffee make they are morning. >> oh, i will. >> scientists are now saying you should purr yourself a cup epp of extra cups of joe. >> how many cups can i have a day? >> a few extra. >> all right. >> there you go. how about dunkin' donuts coffee? >> love that coffee. >> north on 202, an accident, right at the paoli interchange. we will check in with i-95, sue with the forecast, when we come right back. imagine a world where the holidays were about people again. where doorbusters referred to lo

schroeder was able to revive him and get him to the hospital.roeder stopped by the to us drop off this gift. the boy has down syndrome and usual still not let anyone hold him made an exception for his hero. >> love that. all right. kathy orr, so what you got on your radar? >> on our radar, we have a lot of green on the doppler radar screen. a lot of rain moving our way. in old city philadelphia on market street no weather issues tonight. it's pretty quiet but it's getting chilly, 45 degrees after high of 57. winds out of the east northeast at about 6 miles an hour. so in the pocono mountains 36. allentown 36 with clear skies. some clouds as you make your way through philadelphia and into the south. high clouds with temperatures holding in the 40s for now. they should stay there overnig overnight. to the north though all ban knee, new york 30. 28 in burlington, vermont. so winter isn't that far away. or is it? we'll take look at that in the seven day. fox future cast shows clear skies overnight tonight. tomorrow morning, we'll see sunshine. but t

. >> next, author charlie schroeder. his bookstore in pasadena posted the 50 minute event in 2012. you very much. thank you to my favorite bookstore in the world. my wife and i live in burbank. in pasadena. you can usually find me in the history section camped out here. i am obsessed with this bookstore and i support it. thed to look up gimlet in dictionary. i thought it was a drink. it is sharp. i had to look at the derivation of it. it was a nice review.

including the opportunity to style yourself as a peanuts character and play the piano along with schroeder. leaving fans of charlie brown and his friends delighted and in the holidays. baruch shemtov "fox 5 news." steve: it's easier to realize it's that time of year. it's chilly out right now. temperatures continued to drop. mike: wait until you see what happens in a couple of days. we have not hit freezing yet. it's coming in a couple of days. cold weather making a comeback throughout the tri-state region but as far as real whether action, rain and snow there's not a lot to speak about. check out the almanac. 64 your high temperature but guess what time the high temperature was? it was at 1:00 in the morning so that was very early this morning the colder air pulled enduring the day in the low temperature 47 degrees is what we have now so it's basically pouring in throughout the day. the afternoon made it up to 53 which is our average temperature. we have 47 degrees and clear skies in central park. wins are around 3 miles per hour but generally from the north and northwest. other temperatu

the boy is doing fine, and today, schroeder stopped back by the house to drop off his gift. downe syndrome and usually doesn't let anyone hold him. but you can see, he made an exception for his hero. how neat. >> on good day, following the raids near paris, at least seven people now in custody. two people dead. but did police catch the man they wanted, connected to friday's attacks? we'll take a lock at the very latest live from paris. and philadelphia city leaders say they're prepared for sunday's marathon. but how they're boosting security in the aftermath of the terror attacks. straight ahead. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool t

there are a couple lucys and sally, schroeder, and they all come together to make a big game. they are all better -- all better together. >> i think one of the cool things about charlie brown is he's such a loyal friend. he's encouraging, he's nice. he's helpful. >> there's a guy who's going places. >> reporter: jean schultz says her late husband's work is timely. >> we will note -- we will no great art if it's still around and still alive. and i think so far, peanuts is passing the test of time. >> look out, world, here i come. >> reporter: michelle paulino, fox news. >> that interview, three creation of his death and everything, you can see it in santa rosa. fabulous museum of charles schultz. the desk and where he did his work. a lot early sketches. >> another movie to see with my kids. >>> two boys seriously injured after they were hit by an suv passing a stopped truck. up next, what we learned about the driver now accused of dui. >>> looking at the san francisco commute. traffic looks good right now. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is thursday, november 5. i'm bri

. >> deep bait expert alan schroeder thinks tonight's debate will go differently when it cups to the moderators. >> what they signaled they are going to do is stick to the issues that they're familiar with, the economy, financial issues, that's the stated theme of this debate, so i think what they'll probably do is that's what they're comfortable with, what they know. i think they'll concentrate there and leave personal stuff aside. >> it's said they plan top stick to the script. what do you think the moderator's job is, stick to the script and ask questions or be an aggressive political journalist pushing back when facts warrant. >> i think the latter. the problem with sticking to the script is it's a live television show, an organic exercise and up just don't know what's going to happen. those moderators have to be very alert, be listeners, as well as presenters of questions. i hope they don't stick so closely to the script that it sucks all the air out of the thing. >> do you think ratings pressure influences the networks and how questions are framed to the candidates? >> i'm not

durant took gold camryn reeg of belleview was second followed by gwynn weight of pekin and hailey schroeder of central elkader who's team was crowned champs and pekin was second. 1a boys andrew meyer of bellevue was second. keefer sexton of highland riverside 5th pekin was second in regina third in the team race from fort dodge scott saville temperatures will definitely be warmer today! highs will top out in the middle 60s with plenty of sunshine! as a warm front lifts to our north this afternoon our temperatures increase. this makes for great weather to trick-or-treat or maybe just get out and enjoy the fall season. those warmer temperatures last for the first half of our week, with highs reaching at or near the 70 degree mark. as for rain we stay dry for a short amount of time. thursday brings the return of rain, which will continue into friday. happy november 1st! i hope you all enjoyed the extra house speaker-elect paul ryan got political for halloween, by dressing up as a former running mate of his, mitt romney the new house speaker had told reporters he would dress up as romney. he th

schroeder. his bookstore in pasadena posted the 50 minute event in 2012. you very much. thank you to my favorite bookstore in the world. my wife and i live in burbank. in pasadena. you can usually find me in the history section camped out here. i am obsessed with this bookstore and i support it. thed to look up gimlet in dictionary. i thought it was a drink. it is sharp. i had to look at the derivation of it. it was a nice review. you should tell that to the person who wrote a blog post about me and call me an idiot. that is a different story. it is a pleasure to speak in front of a crowd of readers. i would like to tell you about how this book started, where i got the idea to do this. the origin of the book was when i was in college. i spent my junior year abroad. nextlly wanted to be the kenneth braugnan. heels -- i fell head over heels in love with shakespeare. i thought i can do this. alive when i was speaking his language then when i did anything else in my life. what a great way to make a living, to be a shakespearean act to her. -- actor. i auditioned for a local

, the two families tell me their thanks is for the staff at children's national, nurses of emery schroeder who give that loving energy. while many of us will enjoy the holidays at home with family, emily will be making rounds. >> seeing how happy they are with all these different activities that we get to do kind of makes up for it. >> reporter: it's a gratitude that runs in a circle. this nurse, grateful for her patients. her patients thankful for her. >> last year seems so far away in many ways. >> yeah, it does. >> do you remember spending thanksgiving at the hospital late year, finny? >> no. >> you don't remember that? >> reporter: finn's focus is clearly on the future. >> my bike goes so fast. >> reporter: he's headed for scarlets rank for remission. despite the struggle, determined to push through it all. a little encouragement there. finn does make it up the hill. all three tell me while this season cares the official nape, given their shared experiences they aim to give thanks for the little things every day. >> it's a beautiful story. thank you, david. >>> should airline passenger

gratitude, the two families tell me their thanks is for the children's national, nurses like emily schroeder what kind of condition typically are the children and if they're here with you in this unit? >> if they're here with us it's usually they're actively. over the course of exhausting 12-hour shifts mostly on her feet, emily's retrieving the life-saving medications, keeping her own fatigue hidden. >> i always try to go in with a smile. it is tough sometimes, but i always find the energy. >> they'll listen in to find that loving energy. >> are you ticklish? yes, you are, yes, you are. >> for many of us, we'll enjoy the holidays with family, emily will be making the rounds. >> seeing how happy they are with all of these different activities that we get to do makes up for it. >> it's a gratitude that runs in a circle. this nurse, grateful for her patience. >> it seems so far away in many ways. >> yeah, it does. >> do you remember spending thanksgiving at the hospital last year, finney? >> no. >> you don't remember that? >> finn's focus is clearly on the future. >> he's headed for scarlet's

ceo of schroeders north america. still to come, is the little guy on the way back? survey of small business in the u.s. seems to be backing that call. find out more after the break. >> confidence in the economy jumped to a three year high according to a small business owner report. they all increased by more than 10% year over year. they plan to hire more employees in the next 12 months compared to just 31% in 2013. we're joined now by susan, managing director and sales and strategy executive for small business at bank of america. they joins us live from new york. very good morning to you, susan. the bottom line of this report, sme confidence rising very strongly over the last year. >> yes. actually this is the fourth year that we've done the small business owner survey and what's really exciting is this the is the greatest increase in growth we've seen in any of the surveys we have conducted. it's the global economy and the national economy and the local economy in the united states. what is really interesting though is when you look at the generational differences

alan schroeder is a professor, good morning. thank you for being with us. talk about the debate tonight. after fierce discussion about the mad raters after the debate, what do fox business news anchors need to do to be prepared. >> they signaled they are going to stick to the economy, financial issues, that's the stated theme of this debate. i think what they'll probably do is that's what they're comfortable with, concentrate there and leave some of the personal stuff aside. >> i've never had the pleasure of being a debate moderator but what do you think the job is, to stick to the script and ask questions or be an aggressive political journalist when facts warrant? >> i think the latter. there isn't a script. it's a live television show, organic exercise and you just don't know what's going to happen. moderators have to be alert to everything that happens, be listeners, as well as presenters of questions. i hope they don't stick so closely to the script that it sucks the air out of everything. >> more than 20 million viewers have been drown to the debates.

schroeder referred to that is civil matter a building inspector will see that we're not licenses surveysversees we don't get both that if mr. ryan provide the surveyor to us there was conflict we may tell them to stop until it gets sort ofed out but a civil matter so i don't know if we got issues with the survey. >> at this point we did get a recent complaints on the 22nd of october 2015nd of october 20153nd of october 2015rnd of october 2015d of october 2015 they were working the work continued when the permit was suspend and it was in conflict and the case got closed i don't have any more to address i'm available to answer any questions. >> i was curious because we didn't see a lot of the things he provided information in terms of i've never heard of a shoring design just over-the-counter without previous meetings and reviews and discussion. >> sorry commissioner fung. >> you indicated the shoring permit. >> uh-huh. >> was reviewed between may and september several times. >> it may have been in the writing for the permit is shows that of filed in may and issued in september and the act

last leader of germany before angela merkel, the current leader, was a man named schroeder, and he was a member of the social democratic party in germany. the left wing under a very, very charismatic leader, which was important, a man named oskar lafontaine, withdrew from the socialist party in order--excuse me--to found this new party the die linke. the other part of the die linke is the party that used to be the dominant party in what was east germany. you know, the east german and west german separation ended, and the two countries were unified early in the 1990s. so there's now one germany again, there aren't two, but in the east, which was a communist part of the eastern european block, that party was called the socialist unity party, sed, sozialistische einheitspartei, and that party dissolved, but large numbers of it moved also into this linke. so it's a coalition. in the eastern part--this is something americans tend not to know for reasons having to do with our newspapers and our media--in eastern europe, in eastern germany the mass of people still vote for that party. so that

i got information from the , aboutpremiere schroeder a $7 billion investment he was going to make.i said to be a commissioner, if he does it, we will take it seriously and do it in new york. we will look at it seriously. he didn't do it as most people have not. even the japanese only have test tracks. technologyderful developed by the united states on long island in the labs out there. it is a good thing, but we can get between washington and the with regular service. the question is what it really delivers to the economy? we appreciate your time. somin discusses why he thinks military action against isis is illegal and what can be done to legalize the war. after that, billy shore looks at the problem of hungry children in the u.s. and, why one in five families in america struggles to put food on yourtable, plus ts comingls and up, david cameron on national security. . landmark cases series continues afterward with a look at brown the board of education--brown versus board of education. >> british prime minister david cameron spoke about national security after meeting with prime m