the platinum selling artist, mark schultz will be headlining the evening of music and will feature a variety of christmas favorites, some of his original works, and also his hit song "different kind of christmas". the song "different kind of christmas" was inspired by the life of mark's father-in-law and his passing. "we tried to write the lyrics that would reflect the honesty of the emotions we were feeling - that christmas was still hard, even though we have faith that kate's dad is with jesus," said mark schultz to his fans. "we had no idea how many lives this song would touch, but it only makes sense because there are very few people that haven't experienced a loss that makes life a lot different. there are few times in the year when that difference is felt more powerfully than jessica raon the show today. "we have a huge show today just in time for thanksgiving weekend and the holiday shopping. we're bringing you the wow-factor gadgets that'll make your life easier. the coolest new health products and ideas that my whole staff is obsessed with. then, the amazing 1- minute cookin

this is the man who worked with charles schultz to produce the tv specials and movies. >> charles schultze time there will always be a market for innocence in this country. >> reporter: mendelson first met schultz after producing a documentary about willie mays. he called him with a proposition. >> i was thinking we had done the world's greatest ballplayer, why not do the world's worst player, charlie brown ♪ christmastime is here >> reporter: a charlie brown christmas first aired in 1965 and has become a classic american seasonal icon. those are the voices of real kids you hear, including mendelson's son and some neighbors. the twist, that when schultz and mendelson finished, there was talk that they might need to add a laugh track. schultz disagreed. >> he said absolutely not. i do not want a laugh track. and that settled that. there was no laugh track. >> why didn't he want a laugh track? >> he didn't think it was necessary or proper. he just didn't like it. >> reporter: he must have been right because that original showing had half the country watching and earned a national emmy award

>> reporter: rigby contacted schultz with a request.nts an apology and a meeting. >> i would be happy to organize a meeting with transgender students and mrs. schultz. >> reporter: there is something they agree on. they wonder what's to come on a an expected report on how to maying accommodations for transgender students in the school district. coming up at 6:00, i'll have answers. i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> we have a developing story tonight opinion another resignation at the university of missouri. now the school's chancellor is going to be stepping down at the end of the year. this comes as tim wolfe stepped down as the university of missouri system president amid weeks of protest over alleged handling of racism on campus. wolfe's apparent lack of response to a number of racial slurs and other racist incidents on that campus. the school's football team added to the calls for wolfe to resign by threatening to boycott the next game. >> people have shock and surprise that this is still going on, and i don't think it is for us or anybo

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 brian flores. >> i'm pam cook. going pretty well so far. no big traffic problems. make sure you grab the coats. >> we're in that time of year where the morning is cold and the afternoon is not bad. we have a frost advisory for the north bay, but that doesn't mean there won't be frost other places. many, many 30s already. that seems to be some of the coldest locations. 30s and 40s around the bay. higher clouds already moving in pretty quick here. so that may stop any additional cooling

we have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz earlier. we even spoke to major garrett who told us what the tragedy of paris last night on the into this debate. >> and this debate, even before these attacks hillary clinton was going to refer quite naturally to her resume. now in a way that will be more starkly drawn. i'm am not necessarily saying it is an advantage but it does become part of her story. marcus: congresswoman wasserman schultz says more than likely each candidate will address what happened in paris and express their remorse. marcus mcintosh, iowa's news leader. alyx: tonight's debate starts at 8:00 right here on kcci. still ahead, it was another big jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that

this is the man who worked with charles schultz to produce the tv specials and movies. >> charles schultz will always be a market for innocence in this country. >> reporter: mendelson first met shelts after producing a documentary about willie mays. he called him with a proposition. >> i was thinking we had done the world's greatest ballplayer, why not do the world's worst player, charlie brown ♪ christmastime is here ♪ >> reporter: a charlie brown christmas first aired if in 1965 and has becomed a classic american seasonal icon. those are the voices of real kids you hear, including mendels mendelson's son and some neighbors. the twist, that when schultz and mendelson finished, there was talk that they might need to add a laugh track. schultz disagreed. >> he said absolutely not. i do not want a laugh track. and that settled that. there was no laugh track. >> why didn't he want a laugh track? >> he didn't think it was necessary or proper. he just didn't like it. >> reporter: he must have been right because that original showing had half the country watching and earned a national emmy awar

tonight a local group wants a meeting with schultz and an apology after her tweet. >> i thought how in the world are my kids going to take this? what are the students going think when they see this from a public servant from one of their school board members. >> schultz says she don't even read the whole article, but wanted to spotlight the part about a potential threat sees to fairfax county that federal authorities might force accommodations for transgender students that go beyond what the parent might find acceptable. >>> tonight d.c. police are looking for two women wanted for sexually assaulting a man in this convenience store. take a look. police even released this video of it. the guy in the video repeatedly tries to fend off sexual advances from these two women. it got so bad, he had to call police. the store is on new york avenue northeast near gallaudet university. this incident happened last month. police tell us it amounts to a third-degree sexual abuse charge. and they're asking for help finding those two women. >>> less than a year to go now until we elect our next presid

schultz's son was particularly influential for this scene. >> craig schultz is a pilot.owns a biplane that's a lot like the red barron's. he said, i want to show you what it's like to do dog fight maneuvers. everything up and he did stalls, loop the loops. it was really informative to me. >> reporter: being humble and open to new ideas is a trait the team here picked up in part from a familiar friend -- charlie brown. >> he represents what we all feel and never talk about. >> absolutely. >> we want to feel like we're all buttoned up and together. charlie brown lays it all out there. but we have to celebrate his attributes of kindness, honesty, and that never give up spirit that he's always had. >> reporter: it's a spirit that remains intact and still loveably insecure, even in spectacular 3-d. >>> i'm turning you over to wolf blitzer in the situation room. >>> happening now, not an accident. investigators who analyzed the black boxes from the metrojet wreckage, they are now certain it was brought down by a bomb. they tell cnn affiliate france 20 that indicators show a no

steve: but first, we hear from debbie wasserman schultz, the chair of the democratic national committee, ahead of tomorrow you're watching kcci 8 news at announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, and chief meteorologist john mclaughlin. kevin: welcome back to spin alley at drake university. we are in cartwright hall, the law school. joining us is democratic national midi chair debbie wasserman -- committee chair debbie wasserman schultz. tell us about the goals of this particular debate. debbie: i am looking forward to the continuation of the substantive discussion we have had over the last two times we've gotten together, in nevada and then at soccer line last friday. the talk about the issues that they are focusing on, and to build on the 68 straight months of job growth we have had under president obama, the 13 million jobs that have been created -- all of the progress we have created. kevin: how much input does the dnc, cbs, or the other networks have? is there a similarity or process that allows them to be different in struc

it's 35-28.4) same score 3 minutes to go in the half schultz play fakes finds aaron sader! touchdown! we are tied!5) and with less than 30 drops a *dime* to chris kroll! make you wanna jumpmpjump! 42-35 sbl leads at the half! 11 touchdowns at that point! over 70-0 yards of warrior offense!they win it 72-41 3 western christian and pocahontas area getting together in hull! 1. western christian's defense strong early. colin oostenink and cruise degroot stop pocahontas behind the line on third down. 2. still in the first quarter.. no score.. western christian on their on one on third and long andnden granstra takes the handoff twenty one yards for the first down. 3. very next play. granstra again with another nice run for the first down. 4. move to the second quarter.. same drive and granstra takes the pitch and finds the endzone. extra point good. wolfpack up seven to nothing in the second quarter and...they get the victory 28 to 7. 3 lawton bronson head coach jamie llyods grandmother west sioux head coach ryan schwiesaw's grandfather. a house divided tonight! 1. pick up actio

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nick schultz gets run over here. flyers are energized. schultz did not return.lyers stopped all 24 shots. second period, wayne simmons goes top shelf and scores his first in seven games. third period, simmons added an etchty netter. flyers win 3-0. >> i thought our energy level and completing throughout the entire game was a huge factor in determining the outcome. >> i think specially the last half of the game, we really shut it down and we got a ton of opportunities. >> yesterday, we learned of a second off court incident involving sixers rookie okafor. a witness saw an altercation outside a nightclub in october that included a gun being pointed at the sixers' rookie. okafor was asked about that incident after last night's game but had little to say. >> i'm not allowed to talk about it. i'm sorry. >> news of the october incident came following another altercation involving okafor early thursday morgue outside a boston nightclub. the boston police are investigating. >>> it's a simple scenario for the temple football team. beat uconn and go to the acc championshi

>>sabrina: debbie wassssman schultz, thank you so much for being here. . >>debbie: oh, thananyou so much. >>sabrina: thank you for taking the time. we appreciate it. >>debbie: it' really my pleasure. (music) >>amanda: more to come with debbie in just a bit. first of all, is the fix in for hillary? we ask debbie about some criticism that other candidates wh congresswoman bbie wasserman schultz is still with us, the chairwoman of the national democratic party and also getting in on the conversation with us now is dr. steffen schmidt, isu professor of politics. and he sometimes visits us here regularly as an analyst. happy to have both of you here. debbie, we're gonna talk first about some of the criticisms that you've been facing about the debate schedule. for example, candidides like martin o'malley have said that they hoped for more nationally televised opportunities to gain momeum, but the number was capped at 6. and there've also decision to schedule debates on saturdays and also around the week of christmas, days when there might be fewer people who act

earlier this year, the board member elizabeth schultz received a standing ovation when she was the only one to vote against adding gender identity to the school district's nondiscrimination policy. >> i thought how in the world are my kids going to take this. >> schultz says she did not read the whole article but wanted to spotlight the part about a potential threat to fairfax county. the article says that federal authorities might force accommodations for transygender students that go beyond what a parent might find acceptable. >>> the u.s. soccer federation is going to change the rules for younger players to prevent concussion. it is recommending no player 10 or under head the ball. we don't know when exactly the changes could happen for your kids. >>> new fallout for rolling stone magazine. it now faces an additional $25 million lawsuit over since the debunked article about a gang rape at the university of virginia. the fraternity named in the article is behind a new lawsuit. rolling stone mag steen faces separate suits from individual members of phi kappa si and a university dean. >

transgender student, but as julie carey discovered there is some common ground between elizabeth schultz and some of her critics. >> shame on you, that was one response from a political activist from this twitter link elizabeth schultz. it's focused on an illinois's school district to accommodate a transgender student. the writer makes this statement. transgenders are men who struggle with mental illness and sexual perversion. this critic fires back, the crap in that article is disgusting and shame on you for linking to it. >> i'm not supporting any statements when i make a link in a twitter feed. she was the lone no vote when it added gender identity, and thee told me she didn't even read the whole article and wanted to spotlight a potential threat she sees to fairfax county in its future you are treatment of transgender students. >> you basically have the federal government setting educational policy in individual school systems around the country under the threat of pulling federal monies. >> reporter: robert is a spokesman for a new group called sbts pride. he's invited her to meet w

democrats are so angry about the lack of debates, they actually heckled wasserman-schultz at an event in new hampshire in september. >> trump was at it again. [ chanting ] >> crowd: we want debates! >> - -one of his supporters in the audience -- >> crowd: we want debates! >> seth: only a crowd of new hampshire democrats would chant, "we want debates." [ laughter ] i mean, even if you do, you have to admit, it's one of the lamest chants in history. [ laughter ] in fact, right after that, the crowd started chanting, "homework is cool." get home in a reasonable time so we can watch 'sherlock' on netflix and go to bed." wasserman-schultz defended herself from the criticism after saturday's debate saying the schedule is largely up to the broadcasters. quote, "the networks really drove a lot of that. we have cbs, abc, nbc, univision and pbs. when my folks on staff negotiated these were the dates that came back." so you just accepted the dates they gave you? from pbs? [ laughter ] donald trump won't stay in a g.o.p. debate a minute past two hours, but you got outnegotiated by an aardvark nak

schultz: yeah. ...or you lose an opportunity.chultz: i really appreciate you saying that and that offer, you know, thank you for making it. we -- we didn't anticipate giving up, you know -- you got a counter, just come back and tell me. yeah, so, would you do $1 million for a third? yeah. all right. deal? you ready? [ chuckles ] wow! [ laughter ] congratulations. let's party. [ laughter ] let's do work, baby. that's a $3 mil valuation. all right, guys. i'll be in touch real soon, and we'll get it turned around. thank you so much. wow. you know what, he's gonna make money on it. thank you so much. congrats, guys. thank you so much. and those are all mine. don't take them. [ laughs ] we were gonna make an offer, but -- i knew you were. yeah, well, it wasn't gonna come nearthat thing. aah! whoo! did that really just happen? oh, my god! would i have ever imagined that we'd be doing a million dollar deal with mark cuban? no. but here we are. but here we are. we've done it. and, uh, holy cow. time to get to work. yeah. i'm jealous of t

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. >> charles schultz created the comic book. family still protective of the legacy of pig pen and the rest of the characters. >> it's 3-d but there's portions of the movie where they put parts of the comic strip and original specials. it's amazing. the kids voice, they looked for voice who is sounded like the iconic characters. told the kids not to act and use their natural voices. >> there was a big fancy red carpet inflatable dog house premier out in california. that was pretty cool. >> that was amazing. >> what's been the best part of being the voice of pig pen? >> probably getting to work with the amazing cast. everybody's been so nice. the amazing director. >> there is going to be a sequel? i'm guessing this will be huge. it opens this weekend. >> i would hope. i'm pushing for pig pen take a bath. >> what happens if pig pen's goes to somebody house and leaves a mess on somebody's floor? >> i don't know. i'd have to represent myself and have a fool for a lawyer and a client. >> how did you get into this? you've done televisi

charges.last month - a state audit found timothy schultz bought bought two-thousand dollars rth of gas with a city fuel card while he wasn't on duty.schultz was arrested yesterday and faces a charge of theft and unauthorized use of a credit card. cedar rapids has seen a arecent rise in burglaries. burglaries.just this month - burglars have hit 67-homes across the city.in most cases front door and break in through the back of the home if there's no answer. "a lot of these are happening in broad daylight and so the best deterrent, quite frankly, is to have a good set of neighbors that if they see something or hear something, that they call in." in."police are still looking for suspects in the burglaries. they're encouraging everyone to report any suspicious avicity immediately. iowa's unemployment rate fell last month to three-point-five percent.while that's only down a tenth-of-a-percenenfrom september - it's still well under the national average of five-percent.the iowa work- force development says the number of iowans with out a job fell by more than a thousand people from september t

democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz, thank you so much. you. you, too. >> a reminder, the democratic candidates forum hosted by rachel maddow kicks off tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time only here on msnbc. >>> still ahead, more stunning developments in the case of the illinois police officer who staged his own suicide. we are live with the disturbing, new revelations in his personal file going back for years. >>> plus, tennis star serena williams caught on video taking matters into her own hands after her cell phone is stolen. we've got the video and it's one of the stories we're updating around the news nation. this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her she's agreed to give it up. that's today? we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. after the deliveries, i was ok. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? for my pain, i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an

of hard, it's a little different living in a place where there are a lot of hills so," said jordan schultz. some drivers told abc 9 that the weather caught them off guar,..others say that they are surprised that it hadn't come sooner. city and state plows remain on the road tonight... reporter bria bell joins from 19th and hamilton ave where local drivers experienced especially tough going... tim: reporter bria bell are things going out there?? bria tim and jenna im here in sioux city to send it back over to you in studio reporting live in bria bell abc9 news jenna: thank you for that report bria tim: fred rejoins us now with some more snow updates and measurable snow what can you tell us?? jenna: yesterday we fall today..fred what can you tell us?? fred: jenna: yesterday we asked our viewers to send in some pictures and videos of the to send in some pictures and videos of the snow from their area and we let down here we have a picture from tim: heres a picture from north west iowa from beth williams fred: picture from jan bottger near merril iowa thank you for pictures and make sure to ke

maybe debbie wasserman schultz had not seen television yet but clearly they are talking. next point, what about the democratic candidates? >> all three of the democratic candidates, clinton, sanders, and o'malley. but within the last hour brnz just upped the rhetoric in new hampshire at the state's annual jefferson jackson dinner. let's listen. >> i am running for president because in these difficult times, against i havritriolic republican, we must protect a woman's right to truth and we must defend planned parenthood. >> hillary clinton had a chance to talk about it at a big rally today in boston. she decided not to but she has another chance tonight. she is just minutes a way from speaking at that jefferson jackson dinner. >> other headlines on the campaign trail today? >> the big news today is a big endorsement for gov fer chris christie from the new hampshire union newspaper. marco rubio and ted cruz the paper's public cher said, quote, we don't need another fast-talking, well-meaning freshman u.s. senator trying to run the government. governor kristi is right for th

events continue tomorrow morning at 10 with a pancake breakfast with dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at six... iowa's largest culinary celebration is back. what they're doing this year to draw even more people in. jack: and... it's state semi-finals for we're bringing more of today's games. "your watching local 5 jack miller, stephanie meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack/lam it's a big day for high school football across the state. the football semi-finals continues with four big matchups today, including dowling versus valley coming up tonight. local 5's jon schaeffer is live at the uni-dome with more. jon/tvu thanks guys the day started with an overtime thriller between gladbrook reinbeck and denver-- and the action hasn't taken a break yet. coming up a little later in sports we'll show you how mt. ayr did against akron westfield in their class a semifinal. plus valley and dowling-- you don't get a bigger rivalry than that in the ciml and maybe even the

dnc chairwoman wasserman schultz also took part in the events. tim: a controversial soldier kneeling cross has been knoxville, iowa park. but now a veteran in grimes iowa has created a similar memorial with his land. a special its honor. from our sister more rick hutcheson has always had a knack for design. in april, from his wood carvings to create art. "thinking about putting it on city property, then the knoxville thing, took it on myself to design someting" rick - a veitnam veteran "1970, vietnam veteran" took a month and a the grimes veteran memorial "ive got the kneeling soldier, but ive got a lot of other great things over there" he figured city council wouldnt let it stand in a public place- so he put it on his own slab of land and paid for it all out of pocket. "thinking im 15000 in probably more.. " like many others, he thought a rock wasnt enough, so he added the metal silhouettes. "soceity is looking favorably on the veterans i want to keep it that way" and the kneeling soldier and cross. "i feel this is a big part of it , controversi

school plans to use the proceeds to buy more books for their school and classroom libraries.principal schultz says he hopes to make this a semi-annual event. 3 3 coming up after the break tonight on this veterans' day. 3 we'll introduce you to a program working with veterans to train future service dogs... right here in 3 every year, hundreds of thousands of veterans return home. but many of them, are still fighting their own battles mentally, emotionally and physically. 3 3 that's why partner's for patriots trains canines to help these veterans back on their feet again. in this special two-part series, our jetske wauran follows the partner's for patriots' lead trainer and a former marine, four-legged friends. jetske? 3 diana, larry, i followed cindy brodie, who founded the non-profit organization in 2009 when she and her husband were living in tennessee. since then, she has given 21 service dogs comptely free, to veterans. and she's training five service dogs at this time. this is their story... 3 you can call her a dog whisperer. for more t tn 30 years, cindy brodie has been training all ki

it's 35-28.4) same score 3 minutes to go in the half schultz play fakes finds aaron sader! touchdown! we are tied! 5) and with less than 30 seconds left. schultz ... drops a *dime* to chris kroll! make you wanna jump jump! 42-35 sbl leads at the half! 11 touchdowns at that point! over 70-0 yards of warrior offense!they win it 72-41 western christian and pocahontas area getting together in hull! 1. western christian's defense strong early. colin oostenink and cruise degroot stop pocahontas behind the line on third down. 2. still in the first quarter.. no score.. western christian on their on one on third and long and ben granstra takes the handoff twenty one yards for the first down. 3. very next play. granstra again with another nice run for the first down. 4. move to the second quarter.. same drive and granstra takes the pitch and finds the endzone. extra point good. wolfpack up seven to nothing in the second quarter and...they get the victory 28 to 7.lawton bronson head coach jamie llyods grandmother is married to west sioux head coach ryan schwiesaw's grandfather. a hous

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first period, dylan, with the hard hit on nick schultz.the game with upper body injury and someone had to pay for that. that someone was -- schenn gets in with him. for some reason no one calls his thug much that's another issue. second period matt read with a nice pass to sim ponds who finishes with the score. flyers go up one to nothing. simmonds with the shot, sean with the rebound and score. that put them up two to nothing. the flyers go on to win, three to 0o penn state eligible for bowl but today's game against michigan state will be their biggest of the year. a chance to play spoiler to michigan state's chances to play iowa in the big 10 championship game. first quarter, christian hackenberg trying to make play. that's not really there. over throws the receiver in the end zone. that could -- that was how hackenberg's day would go. spartans drive straight down the field. 29-yard td pass wide over rj shelton. michigan state takes seven-zero lead. second quarter, he finds carter. he fumbles it. cox picks it up and he's off to the races

george schultz belonged to it. >> it is men only. should say that. >> they walked in the redwoods naked, and did all kinds of things. there was a call between nancy and schultz, and the papers are being released. i am inferring that she didn't mind. >> this is a much too long and political story to be told about ronald reagan's career, mounting his presidential talents one year later. what was nancy's role in encouraging ronald reagan to seek the challenge against gerald ford? >> there was a group of influential republican men, and nancy was very close friends with their wives. i am simplifying it, to some extent. there was a larger circle of people. it wasn't just this group of men who had their eye on ronald reagan. there were people around the country who thought he would be an effective spokesperson of the conservative cause, as the ge spokesman. ronald reagan gave a much commented on speech. that was the big coming-out speech for ronald reagan. all of those disparate forces came together while he was still in the governor's offi

a local group of parents now want to meet with schultz.hey want an apology. >>> a warning this morning from your neighbors in loudoun county about a series of tire and rim thefts. in recent weeks at least nine suv and pick uptruck owners found their vehicles on block and tires and rims gone. some of the thefts happened overnight in their own driveways. victims say adding wheel locks to the vehicles is one of the changes they're making to try and stop this from happening again. >>> later today, john kerry will speak to students at old dominion university. the secretary of state plans to talk about climate change and national security. in a few hours, he'll meet with students currently studying sea level rise. kerry will round out his visit to norfolk this morning with a tour of the uss san antonio. >>> we expect to learn more about plans to give you more commuting options on vres. they're looking into an 11 mile extension of its commuter rail service along the manassas line. that would extend service from manassas through gainesville to hay

joining us now, live in studio, pennsylvania legal expert and political adviser, james schultz, regionalield director for the bush-cheney presidential cam name 2004, plus served as general counsel to the commonwealth of pennsylvania under governor tom corbett and worked in the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of pennsylvania. >> live in the digital operations center. the question, i think, everyone is wondering is, how significant is this switch in party majority in the supreme court? by that we mean how does this affect people? >> well, the issue at hand that comes to mind first what insiders are talking about, the impact that it will have on redistricting in the -- after the 2020 census. the supreme court of pennsylvania makes rulings on the constitutionality of the maps drawn by the legislative apportionment committee. the legislative apportionment committee made up of five members, four of whom members of the democrat and legislative caucus, equal two and two, and republican legislative caucus, and one is elected by the board if they can't come to an agreement on who c

. >> you actually understand had access to charles schultz's studio. >> yeah. >> access people don't get. >> it's crazy because, you know, they are up in santa rosa and the museum is up there which you should see, go see it. when we were working on the scripts with the gang we were working in charles schultz's office, and i'm such a "peanuts" fan. >> in his home. >> and i said can i sit behind the desk because i just wanted to see what he saw every day. it was really amazing. >> must have inspired you to sit in that seat. >> i have been a fan of "peanut "peanuts" since i was 5 years old. my old show "freaks and geeks" is really about "peanuts." my version of peanuts. completely ripped off is that it is. >> confession. >> who is your favorite character? >> well, i -- charlie brown, the one we all relate to, because he's the indomitable spirit of mankind because he takes the blows and he kind of wakes up optimistic and the next morning he, you know, kind of recovers and faces the day again and it's a good lesson for all of us. >> but we relate to the charlie brown and natalie may agree

. >> congress nn debbie wasserman schultz is the chairwoman of the dnc. don't go anywhere. >>> welcome back to roske on politics. here's with nikki schwab. how are you doing? welcome to iowa. >> i'm so happy to be here? is this your first trip to iowa? >> it's a mecca. i've been wanting to come here for years. you're not a real political reporter until step off the plane in des moines. >> i've known miss schwab for a long time. you were with "u.s. news". >> i was. >> what is your position with "daily mail". politics, and just my back story was gossip, we have a little of that, too. >> so, last night, nikki and i were having a very serious meeting at a place called el bait shop. you mentioned how much traffic it gets. how big is the site now? >> i should know this. but we getle ms of millions of page views a month. >> it is a monster. >> we're talking about dryer stories. like superdelegates. >> she doesn't write dry stories. >> the wonkier stories are getting 50 shares on average. people are really interested in politics who read "the daily mail." they ar

also meet with the d-n-c's jack: drake university students will also meet with the d-n-c's wasserman schultz tomorrow morning for a "politics and breakfast" meeting on campus before the debate. the d-n-c, along with the iowa democratic party, has several other events surrounding the debate planned for tomorrow, including a briefing of how the caucuses work and several dozen watch parties. local 5 will be covering the debate live from drake tomorrow night. stephanie: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's meteorologist bradexperts" jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now with central iowa's most forecast. brad? brad: (adlib) brad: (adlib) brad: today turned out pretty nice with less wind and milder temperatures! well, why stop this great, fall weather now? we are going to do even better this weekend! look for clear skies and fairly light winds tonight as temps fall back into the 30s by saturday morning. with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds of 10-20 mph, we will warm up into the low 60s for most areas and maybe the

and charles schultz with pigpen pretty much predicted a society of our family structures that broke down. that was pigpen. pigpen predicted almost every problem that we have had in the last 30 years. >> didn't you just write a college thesis? >> i think i did it on this show three years ago. >> he's right. the pigpens are out there. i have such love for them. i don't want to give their names, but i swear, i swear i'm well known for this. if you're not getting detention, i would mother you. on valentine's day, i would buy you the cupcakes from the secret admirer. i would buy the cupcake, i would sit next to them in school. i sat with wia couple of these pigpen guys you see in the cafeteria. >> you are like the florence nightingale of kids who don't bathe. >> the story of jesus in the charlie brown christmas special was almost not included, because schultz and others thought it was too risky. to me when i watched it as a kid, it was very natural because i went to sunday school and this was a story that i knew and this is what i knew about christmas. >> it's my favorite. >> i'm so glad they

invaded clark stadium and they struck quickly. 4th and three, connor feckley rolls and finds dylan schultz for the touchdown. 7 to nothing. coe answered. josh rekers goes upstairs and elijah phillips pulls it down for the kohawk td. but it was all dubuque in the second period. feckley to his number 9, najee toomer. touchdown. 16-6. the spartan defense also played a big role in the victory. michael joseph snuffs out a coe scoring threat the the interception in the endzone. for 7 more.... and right before halftime, great blocking at the point of attack and dai-von vance jenkins does the rest. 23 yards for the score.... as dubuque beats coe 37- 21....the spartans clinch at least a share of the conference title and an automatic berth in the d3 playoffs. --the fall sports season is nearly over. cross country finished last weekend to kick off four straight weeks of state tournaments. today, it was the finale for girls swimming. --to the marshalltown ymca and let's start with the 20 medley relay...ames wins the race...cedar falls with sammi hall, olivia clark, meghan hackett and madison hall is 3

. >> critics say schultz himself would have been happy with the film with josh bell of las vegas weekly's a bit like watching the peanuts greatest hits and luke thompson of the robot's voice makes a point in saying the film is as big a winner as charlie brown isn't. >> that's great. >> hard to believe it's been so many years and this is the first film. next, bond, james bond making his highly anticipated return in "spectre" with daniel craig returning for what could be his final turn as 007. after infiltrating a secret criminal meeting, bond learns about the existence of an organization called specter. while he tries to ean rad indicate the group he uncovers a frightening connection between himself and the head of specter madeply christoph waltz. >> you must know by now that the 00 program is officially dead. which leads me to speculate exactly why you came. >> so james, why did you come? >> critics seem to like it. richard roeper calls it a public beautifully photographed action packsed internationalfullier and robert carnivale of indy london says there's a thrilling entry that combine

schultz, the creator of the "peanuts" cartoons. other animated heroes to get stars include bugs bunny, mickey mouse and the simpsons. snoopy will also be back on the big screen this weekend. the new "peanuts" movie makes its debut on friday. a piece of music history is going on the auction block. guitar experts say was used by john lennon during his rise to fame with the beatles is up for sale. several beatles hits were written with the guitar. it will go on the auction block later this week. the president of the auction "what makes this guitar special is that john (lennon) wrote so many songs on this guitar and he played it on so many albums performances probably the ed sullivan show" a percentage of the proceeds from the auction will go to john and yoko ono's spirit foundation. lionsgate is planning to bring the 'hunger games' to two future theme parks. roller coasters and other rides based on the 'hunger games' movies will anchor a new theme park near atlanta. the move emulates warner brothers, which licenses its characters, inc

wasserman-schultz defended herself from the criticism after saturday's debate sasang the schedule is largely up to the broadcasters. quote, "the networks really drove a lot of that. we have cbs, abc, nbc, univision and pbs. when mfolks on staff negotiated these were the dates at came back." so you just accepted the dates they gave you? from pbs? [ laughter ] donald trump won't stay in a g.o.p. debate a minute past two hours, but you got outnegotiated by an aardvark naked "arthur"? [ laughter ] i mean, we only have two major parties. could one of them seriously not get a good time slot unless it was s a channel, like "lifetime"? although i would watch a debate on "lifetime." "bernie sanders, the first question is for you. if a stepson slept with his mother, do you think it would rip a small town apart?" [ laughter ] it's a shame the democratic debates aren't on at better times, because saturday's was prettyevealing. for examplf, here's bernie sanders accusing hillararclinton of being too close to wall street. >> why do they make millions of dollars on campaign contributions? they expe

two years ago howard schultz, visionary runs starbucks famously opined what could be called the death of them all, the end of shopping as we know itd. he talked about time constraints, technological breakthroughs, cheaper prices at more convenient venues and cravings magnified of course by social media were drilling nails into the coffin of the traditional mall shopper. the conference call was a total show stopper. i've listened to it three times because the numbers while soft that year didn't seem to fit with the dire thesis schultz laid out. i wasn't sure if the man was right. turns out he was just a couple seasons too early because i think every single one of predictions, every one is now coming true. here's what i want to do. i want you to take a look at these shoes. all right. i know they need a shine. but it's raining. these are your basic rockport oxford wing tips which i've worn ever since i was a spokesman for rockport back in the late '90s when i could still do those kinds of things. i go through these shoes like leather chowed down by the hapless doon donner party in the wi

(dakin schultz-district transportation planner) plus, the construction will continue throughout the winter, making snow removal a challenge and roads more hazardous. so, this year they have added blue lights to their snow plows to make drivers are more aware of their presence. state tropper john farley also s sgests these situations. "always want to make sure people are driving correct for the conditions. just because the speed limit might say 70 miles per hour, doesn't mean that we have to drive that speed." but we all know accidents do happen. "but, we always encourage people to make sure they have their cell phones ready and charged // make sure you always have some extra blankets or warm clothing. obviously have some bottles of water, maybe some energy bars." other things you may want to carry in your car this winter are: a flashlight. a shovel. kitty litter for tractionan ice pick.. and a first aid kit. kmeg is stocked and ready for the winter, are you? kayla novak, siouxland news 3 3 two local groups have started work to make the home of a wounded warrior more accessible. 3 the homeb

joining us now to talk about the refugee debate is political and legal expert jim schultz.o the commonwealth of pennsylvania under governor tom corbett and worked with the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of pennsylvania. >> thank you so much for joining us there live in the digital operations center. governor wolf in pennsylvania, governor markell in delaware, they said they would accept refugees. governor chris christie saying no way, even in the case of a 5-year-old orphan. we know states can't say know, but explain how they can make the process difficult. >> with 31 governors across the country, 30 republicans and one democrat expressing concern over security and vetting process at the federal government, the question becomes what can states do. pennsylvania and along with seven other states, six other states, has welcomed them with open arms. in terms of what the state can do going forward is very limited. the federal government has broad powers as it pertains to refugees. they have the refugee act of 1980 made it very clear that that falls within the area of the

. >> shelly schultz who watches in michigan won an ipad mini and you can win one too. and at least 18 years old. stand by for the word in just a little bit. >> this video comes from mount aetna. a lot of people know it. they've seen it, but in this video you're also going to hear it. the volcano started erupting. two guys were up there to record not only the video, but also the sounds in high quality. >> that's a neat perspective. that's a dimension that i don't know they've ever heard before. under your feet. that must be a crazy experience. >> something you'd imagine in like the birth of the gods in your greek history class. >> hearing the earth talk to us. at first it looked like a pothole. >> it's difficult to gaze the size based on this one shot. you see the lava, right, breaking through the surface. you see little splatters of it, some gas, some smoke and then it just goes crazy. >> mother earth a little gassy on this day. >>> a man storms into this market but he's not there to shop. >> that man has come in to attack the cashier. according to authorities that is his wife. >> the