. >>> major shakeup in the rutgers athletic department. the athletic director and the head football coach fired. the contracts of kyle flood and julie hermann were terminated today following a troubling season on and off the field. the university president now calling for a fresh start for that program. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang is in with details. >> students coming back to rutgers university after thanksgiving break should brace themselves for a big shakeup in the sports department. as you said, the football coach is now gone. it's history for kyle flood who was fired this afternoon. the football team had a disastrous season, bad football combined with bad behavior off the field meant coach flood was shown the exit door today. you may remember he was suspended for three games and fined $50,000 this season after he reportedly contact adprofessor about one of his player's grades which is not allowed. they were eventually kicked off the team for being arrested for armed robbery, burglary. university president issued this statement

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we have more at the top of the the hour on shakeup. >> today is election day.oters decide a number of propositions dealing with the city's housing shortage, most controversial is proposition f adding restrictions to short-term rental platforms. opponents have raised millions to defeat it and claim it will put neighbor against neighborhood. it on not hit airbnb too hard because san francisco is only a fraction of short help term rentals around the world. >> san francisco voters will decide the heated race for sheriff. the incumbent is fating for his political life up against former sheriff official. the sheriff is inment water because of controversial official and personal incidents, including being chaned with domestic violence and the highly publicized accusations that guards were staging fights among inmates in jail. >> polling places open at 7:00, and abc was at the department of elections as people cast their ballots early yesterday. so far, 65,000 voters turned in the mail inballots what was predicted. they are expecting an overall turnout of 42 percent. >

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a g-o-p debate shakeup... after a week of shifting ground in the republican presidential race. trump and carson are up... christie and huckabee are down... both relegated to the under-card debate hosted by fox business next week and lindsey graham and george pataki are out... ...out of the debate entirely -- after their poll numbers fell short of the required minimum. for the top two contenders - tensions are on the rise. trump releasing a new political ad today. "you'll never be disappointed. i don't disappoint people. i produce. together we're going to make america great again. trump also attacking carson after two recent polls showed the retired neurosurgeon leading the pack trump, tweeted, quote "the carson story is either a total fabrication or, if true, even worse - trying to hit mother over the head with a hammer or stabbing a friend!" trump, referencing carson's description in his autobiography of his violent behavior and quick temper as a youth... before finding god. presidential candidate "i tried most outrageous thing."carson calls questions about his story "silly."

elias: there has been a shakeup in iowa in the republican presidential race. ted cruz now sits at the number two spot in the latest c- b-s poll out sunday. he beat out ben carson and marco rubio. sabrina: and finally in the top five... the nation is on edge, just a few days before the thanksgiving holiday. security at airports, sporting events, and everyday places has increased in the past few days in response to the paris terror attacks as details continue to unravel. sabrina/lam a little more than a week ago, two brothers died in a crash near a des moines intersection family members say there are no skid marks to be found d ar the site of the crash at hubbell and east 37th street. and that's why sunday night, they said changes must be made. one week ago, rebecca sonnenburg and her family received a phone call that was their worst nightmare. rebecca sonnenburg, daughter: "my father was the one who was dead on arrival, and my uncle died being transported to the hospital." she says this intersection at hubbell and east 37th street has a number of problems. rebe

a major shakeup could be in the works. taft got to do something, not only not winning on their home ice, there's a no trade clause in his con track, but reportly he would except a trade to the rangers or the ducks and he addressed the rumors. >> there's always been rumors in my career and things like that. i don't really want to feed into it anymore and comment on it. i don't want it to become a distraction. >> they lost again last night. >>> meantime 49ers have a by week. out about the raiders this week taking on the vikings in oakland. they made a trip to oakland earlier this season. >> i didn't get to see it, but someone told me, so i text him to see if he he was okay. he texted me right back. my heart goes out for him. i parade for him and i'm glad he's doing better. >> we will televise that raiders game here on fox 2 at 1:00. the warriors beat perp fisilkos usa time. now they're only leading by 6. >> you are r ex-ved up tonight. thanks for joining us. >> quiet. [ indistinct arguing ] instead of saving every episode of

a shakeup in the boston city council. are ousted. district 4, andrea joy campbell celebrating hers victory in dorchester. the 33-year-old defeating incumbent charles yancey, who served on the council nearly as long as she's been alive. campable won 61% to 39% and thanked him for his service. the counselor electric says the race shows people aren't focused on the past but are looking ahead to the future. >> i hope it inspires them to step into the places they want to step into. to serve the communities they want to serve and to go for it. to simply go for it. because when you take a leap of faith, this is what shows up. >> christa: there was another upset in an at large race in which four of the five candidates on the ballot won. council since 1997 lost to anissa essaibi. >> happening today, the teen accused of killing his math teacher heads back to court. for 20 days philip chism has evaluation. victoria warren is live with more on what we can expect at the hearing. >> reporter: the big question today is the teenager, philip chism, m

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a g-o-p debate shakeup... after ground in the republican presidential race. trump and carson are up... christie and huckabee are down...both relegated to the under-card debate hosted by fox business next week and lindsey graham and george pataki are out... ...out of the debate. entirely after their poll numbers fell short of the required minimum for the top two contenders - tensions are on the rise. trump releasing a new political ad today. don't disappoint people. i produce. we're going to make america great again. trump also attacking carson after two recent polls showed the retired neurosurgeo n leading the pack trump, tweeting: "the carson story is either a total fabrication or, if true, even worse- trying to hit mother over the head with a hammer or stabbing friend!" trump, referencing carson's description in his autobiograph y of his violent behavior and quick temper as a youth... before finding god. presidential candidate "i tried to stab someone, that was probably the most outrageous thing."carson calls questions about his story "silly" why would you

the best thing for everybody was to move on. >> reporter: the shakeup at rutgers university. the scarlet knights just finished the 4-8 season that was a mess on and off the field. details coming up in a full report. >>> shopping online is a lot less hassle and a lot less people to deal with. >> it's cyber monday after black friday and small business saturday. now it the best chance to get deals online. experts have tricks that can get you steeper discounts. >> and an eagle rescue ends with the ultimate selfie. if you thought your selfies were great, wait until you see this one. >> you can't beat the eagle selfie. >>> winds out of the north and east. 36 with clear skies for the connecticut, and new jersey. some clouds filling in south and west, and that, again, is the origin of the next system, a warm front ushering in the chance for a light rain overnight tonight, and then a wet pattern. 43 at lunchtime. 45 after work and school. we have to get there first. here to help, the always busy alex denis. >> thank you, john. if i'm busy, you're going to be busy. route 45 is closed,

in international markets --unless we have some real shakeup in international markets.: when you look get credit spreads particularly -- joe: when you look at credit spreads particularly around the high yields, where next for this? adrian: i think, believe it or not, if we get to the normalization in the commodity sector, which has really been -- the problem with a high-yield sector -- if we get the market to calm down, we could see credit spreads come down from irrespective of the fact that the fed might move. i don't like anybody in the credit markets really believes that the fed will liftoff with any kind of speed. maybe they will slide the channel up a little bit. nobody is expecting any kind of at t with the duration aspect of the credit markets. there is a lot of concern regarding the federal reserve's reaction function. the chief north american economist of citigroup was with us this week and he asserts that monetary policy reacts more to bond market volatility than stock market volatility. do you see that? adrian: that makes sense because you figure it is the ra

often times it's difficult to issue a single issue or even that can explain a shakeup like we see here, but since the previous poll, the terrorist attacks happened in paris and put the world on high alert. this shows through in the polling as iowans reported their top issues. the economy and jobs remains first, but foreign policy and terrorism come in number 2 and 3. and we see from this recent focused on who they is best suited to deal issues. and rubio; foreign terrorism - trump, there definitely appears to be some solififying of top-tier candidate preferences around these key - timely - issues. at 6, we'll take a look at another timely - and polarizing - issue that was included in today's poll. syrian refugees in iowa. in the digital media center, lucas casey, iowa. jack: lucas, thanks. marco rubio has been hanging in the top five for awhile now. today he's making a central iowa campaign swing. local five's josh haskell is live in grinnell as an wrapping up now, josh? josh introing with cruz-- different, talked clapping, but spent quite a bit about isis and his foreign policy experi

francine: one of the biggest shakeups in the entertainment world.financial times" and "the economist," two that pearson sold. after the break we talk acquisitions, strategy, and leadership. john: if we can find acquisitions that create value to shareholders and long-term sustainable opportunities as well, we will take them. francine: more from john fallon when we return. ♪ ♪ francine: welcome back to leaders with lacqua. publishing group pearson will gain a billion pounds from the sale of the "ft" and "the economist." but what will it do with the money? john: if we can find acquisitions that create value to shareholders and sustainable opportunities as well, we will take them. but we don't need to hurry or rush, and we will do that in the context of returning capital to shareholders. francine: do you worry about currency movements? john: we judge things at constant exchange rates. we are a u.k. listed company. clearly the most important exchange rate that our shareholders look at is the pound-dollar exchange rate. over the cycle, we and most shareho

. >>> plus, a quarterback shakeup for the 49ers.ll tell you what this means for the future of the team coming up. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". the time is 6:29. live on the streets of san francisco. one of the big stories that people are waking up to talking about, reports that 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick will not be the starting quarterback for this weekends game at levi stadium. a hot topic. we'll bring you a live report on what you in just a few moments. stay tuned. >>> thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2". tuesday, november 3rd, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. lot of people will be talking about that. a lot of people will be heading to the polls. talking about all the big issues on the local elections. right now, we want to hear hear about the weather. >> bundle up. >> it's cold out there, no doubt. a lot of 40s, dave and pam. under mostly clear skies but looks like a breezy, blustery day and on the chilly side. we start off with plenty of 40s. look at that, visibility, fresh air after y

emily: a major shakeup in the city council. charles yancey is out and andrea campbell beat him 62% to 38%. campbell celebrated at a party in dorchester. she was a year old when yancey first took office in 1983. long time at-large counselor steven murphy also lost his seat. randy: in the state of ohio, a marijuana mascot could not muster up enough votes for legalize recreation will and medicinal marijuana. voters rejected the first of its kind ballot proposal yesterday that would have allowed both forms of weed in a single stroke. about 65% of the voters oppose the measure. the question was being watched at a potential test if other parts of the country. the republican party is filing a formal complaint against one of hillary clinton's family charities. they want the i.r.s. to audit clinton's flagship health program after the charity said this week it would not refile incorrect tax returns. the charity admitted this year it misreported millions given by governments compared to nongovernment donors. the group said the errors had

now to a shakeup in ames. iowa state's football coach is out... even though he will be on the sidelines on saturday. paul rhoads is being let go after sevvn seasons. he went 32 and 54 with the cyclones -- including three and eight this season. he signed a 10- year, 20 million dollar deal before the 2012 season. he's owed four and a half million under a buyout. he'll coach his final game on saturday at west virginia. the athletic director and rhoads will speak to the media today. iowa is moving closer to the top of the college football world. the hawkeyes are now number three in both the a-p and coaches poll. iowa is eleven and oh after satuuay's n over purduu. the hawks clinched a spot in the big ten title game in two weeks. first up is friday's game -- a big rivalry game -- at nebraska at 2-30. also -- the u-n-i football team is in the playoffs. big news for the panthers -- we'll have more about that later this a man stands outside for hours asking people to trust him and give him a hug. krystyne brown found him opening his arms to promote peace

the rnc didn't participate, but the big staff shakeup, changes don't take place until the big debate on the fox business network. they were very unhappy with the questions. ben: didn't state to the topic which was supposed to be the economy. juliet: they were answering bizarre questions like fantasy football questions. we are supposed to be running our country, one of the will be anywhere. the race to the white house got more intense for the democrats, barry sanders launched his first campaign ad. >> the son of a polish immigrant, brooklyn tenement, went to public school and college where the work of his life began fighting injustice. if the real change, civil rights activism, the commercial will air over the next few days in iowa and new hampshire. clinton's lead in iowa and sanders leads in new hampshire. fred thompson, the u.s. senator who acted in feature films and notably in law and order on television has passed away. >> if i wanted a yes man you would have been out on your butt a long time ago. i need someone who can tell me when my bridges are unbuttons. >> you took me off th

. >> the syrian civil war has seen some big shakeups in recent days. announcement from the u.s. president that special forces are joining the fight. the iranians have gotten a seat at the table in peace talks, and the russians have jumped into the war with both feet. amidst all the change, two things are the same. isil still holds lots of ground, and syrians continue to pour out of the country. the road to damascus. it's the "inside story."

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slipping poll numbers, a staff shakeup, and now a disastrous debate performance.sh have what it takes to win the republican nomination? >> i've got a back boep, i've got a heart and i've got brain. >> my sit-down with the one-time gop front-runner jeb bush. >>> plus, the new speaker of the house paul ryan. he's got political capital. how will he use it? >> we've been bold on taxes but timid on policies and ideas. >>> and changing course, first in afghanistan, now in syria. why president obama decided to send special ops forces into the syrian civil war. are we looking at mission creep? >>> joining me for insight

. >> the syrian civil war has seen some big shakeups in recent days. announcement from the u.s.resident that special forces are joining the fight. the iranians have gotten a seat at the table in peace talks, and the russians have jumped into the war with both feet. amidst all the change, two things are the same. isil still holds lots of ground, and syrians continue to pour out of the country. the road to damascus. it's the "inside story."

and-- a major shakeup for t struggling 49ers.. a big trade... and a big change at quarterback.. we have the details. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good mor,,,, in here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. in well, it was a great and surprising season for the new york mets came to an excruciating, at least the mets come to rest and have time to do some of the stuff they weren't able to do during the world series like field a groundsball. >> yeah, definitely heart break for new york mets fans, today is a day to celebrate if you were rooting for royals. the world series winners return to kansas city monday with the commissioner's trophy and today they'll throw one of the biggest parties in the city's history with a massive pride. at least 200,000 are celebrating the team's first championship since 1985 and one royals fan has two.5 million reasons to celebrate. a professional gambleer going by the name of vegas dave placed $100,000 on kansas city to win the world series in april t. payout was $2.5 million buckles a. wild and some

francine: one of the biggest him shakeups in the the media world.financial times" and "the economist," two brands that pearson sold. after the break, we talk acquisitions, strategy, and leadership. john: if we can find acquisitions that create quick and immediate value to shareholders, and long-term sustainable opportunities as well, we will take them. francine: more from the ceo of pearson, john fallon, when we return. ♪ ♪ francine: welcome back to "leaders with lacqua." publishing group pearson will gain nearly a billion pounds ♪ francine: welcome back to "leaders with lacqua." publishing group pearson will gain nearly a billion pounds from the sale of the "ft" and "the economist." but, what will it do with the money? john: if we can find acquisitions that create quick and immediate value to shareholders and long-term, sustainable opportunities as well, we will take them. but, we do not need to hurry, we do not need to rush, and we will do that in ways in the context of returning capital to shareholders. francine: do you worry about currency movem

meanwhile the gop stage is seeing a shakeup this morning. bc's tracie potts with more on the campaign trail. good morning. >> good morning. they will be togethe but they won't really be facing off. they'll be on stage one at a time because it's a forum, not a debate merated by nbc's own rachel maddow. they'll be talking specifically about positions in the south and whether or not the democratic party really have a foothold there. you have hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley appearing. meanwhile we now have the lineup for next week's republican debate. guess what? there's only going be eight on the stage, not ten. a couple who were on the maybe stage before, chris christie and mike huckabee are out -- not out but delegated. george pataki is not participating either. >> tracie potts on capitol hill. thank you, tracie. >> joo we need to bring her back as soon as possible. >> it's now entering its sixth day. the last person to talk to her was a park police offer and no one has seen her since. the woman went missing saturday nigh

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. >> the syrian civil war has seen some big shakeups in recent days. announcement from the u.s. president that special forces are joining the fight. the iranians have gotten a seat at the table in peace talks, and the russians have jumped into the war with both feet. amidst all the change, two things are the same. isil still holds lots of ground, and syrians continue to pour out of the country. the road to damascus. it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez, the discussion of big influential parties outside of syria thought to have a say about its future. russia, the united states, the saudis, the turks, never included iran. didn't include iran, even no the islamic republic was deeply involved in bolstering the assad government and fighting isil in western iraq. iran has been allowed into the consultations, even if it hasn't officially become one of the negotiating partners, and even if it hasn't gotten over its own ambivalence over its be public improvement, this after the nuclear program. russia is now on the ground in syria with the hardware and troop

. >>> a shakeup at the pentagon this morning -- excuse me, the defense secretary ash carter fired his top military aid. the defense department would only say that there have been allegations of misconduct against john lewis. and they would not say what he was accused of doing. they have a long professional history together. the defense department won't face criminal charges. >> and a now scandal for the secret service. an agent under arrest on sexting charges. lee robert moore is accused of sending obscene images and text and turns out that opinion was an undercover police officer. investigators said that some texts were sent while moore office duty at the white house. he's placed on administrative leave. >>> a new hampshire mother facing charges in the leave dose beth of her toon age daughter is due in court this morning. the 17-year-old died last month. the medical examiner said she died from an overdose of tentanology and now the mother and her boyfriend are charged in connection with eve's death. >> and the fact that it's the mother of the victim makes it more disturbing. to us ab

complained they didn't get a fair shake from the moderators -- and this evening, they're discussing a shakeup in the rules. jeb bush is one of the candidates hoping the next debate -- in nine days -- will give him an opportunity to reset. nbc's brian moore has the story from washington. super: in upper right hand corner --- cnbc/oct. 28 :00- :05) after falling short this upper right hand corner - nbc memet the press "i'm a grinder. i mean, when i see that i'm not doing something well then i reset and i get better." his attack on marco (sot marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate :19-:22) not going to be about attacking him or any other with an eye toward changing the upper right hand corner - abc this week "you can spend forever combing back through somebody's history and say, "in 1942, didn't you say...? come on, give me a break." (sot ted republiin primaries actually be republicans?" some are applauding the (sot donald trump / (r) presidential candidate :51-:53 too short to super) "and look what it cost nbc, it "and i hope it was a signal, quite honestly, to the liberal :59-1:10) on the de

their choice across the state today and there is one race in boston that could lead to a city council shakeup. charles yancey stands to lose the seat he has held more that are than 30 years. this could be the toughest test he has ever had. byron barnett is live in boston with more on this closely watched race. >> reporter: yes, stakes are high here in district 4. roxbury, dorchester, mattapan, charles yancey is said to be the longest serving elected boston official ever in modern history. he is now facing one of his toughest challenges ever. are you weared? >> no, i'm not worried. i'm really at peace. >> reporter: boston city councilor yancey fighting noise already political life. the 66-year-old incumbent trying to come back after he was soundly beaten in september's preliminary election by 33-year-old ivy league layer andrea joy campbell. why are you 32 years are you running an uphill battle? >> i think it's because a lot of folks have just sat back and relaxed. going to always be reelected. we didn't do any campaigning before september 8th. that may have been a mistake. >> i feel good. i f

so a big shakeup in the big-10.nteresting in the big-12 as well. >> seems like there's more of a rivalry between the bears and stanford. he was pretty mellow while he was saying that, don't you think? >> they'll give you nice answers. but there's a lot of big rivalry between the two schools. and should be a good game tonight at 7:30. >> who will get the bragging rights! we'll see. >> you think stanford tonight. but we will see. [ chuckle ] >> thank you. >> thank you for watching us at 5:30. we'll have updates in half an hour. >> check out kpix.com. cbs evening news is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: a european capital on lockdown. we ared in brussels where the government is warning a paris-style terror attack could be imminent. also tonight, new images from inside the hotel stormed by terrorist inside mali. new details about the american who was killed. president obama visits refugees in malaysia to highlight his call for compassion. chipotle e. coli outbreak expands to six states. and the growing memorial on twitt

slipping poll numbers, a staff shakeup, and now a disastrous debate performance. does jeb bush have what it takes to win the republican nomination? >> i've got a back boep, i've got a heart and i've got brain. >> my sit-down with the one-time gop front-runner jeb bush. >>> plus, the new speaker of the house paul ryan. he's got political capital. how will he use it? >> we've been bold on taxes but timid on policies and ideas. >>> and changing course, first in afghanistan, now in syria. why president obama decided to send special ops forces into the syrian civil war. are we looking at mission creep? >>> joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are matt ba

. >>> plus, we are following a potential quarterback shakeup for the 49ers. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, november 3. we are moving right along. i'm brian flores. >> i'm pam cook. it's election day in many areas. get out to the polls. 4:29 is the time. >> there's -- it is a little brisk this morning. a few 30s. >> i have to remember to bring the code. because it was chilly. >> our observer gary said he woke up at midnight. being the temperature dropping. >> it's 43 in petaluma. thank you, gary, for that. there are a few 30s. i think they will be more, more likely tomorrow. the breeze will pick up here. cloud cover moving out, so the snow is moving out as well. you can see it heading down there in fresno, san joaquin valley, heading south, another system is going to drop into the four corners. look at the water temps. that didn't take long. 59 now though david -- bodega bay. buoy, look at the cold air out of the northwest, that will do it. 30s and 40s. 40s for many, san ramon, palo alto, 45. it's going to be a cool morning to the south, 40s for morgan hill, gilroy, bo

. >> staff shakeups. a new ebook. today a new tour to get his campaign on track.bush even know what the problem is? >>> new information on the russian passenger jet that officials now say broke up in midair before crashing in egypt. some airlines are refusing to fly over the region until they learn the reason why. 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. and this is "way too early". good morning. it's monday, november 2nd. i'm jonathan capehart. before we get to the news, a tip of the hat to my buddy tom porto and the people of kansas city who have waited a long time to watch their royals become world champions once again. the royals won their first world series crown in 30 years last night after staging a dramatic comeback to knock

. >> reporter: they are facing a shakeup. the fda has given approval to a new type of pill. it's the first one made with a 3-d winter. it's a antiepileptic drug. the pill that they are printing is a highly used seizure medication. the 3-d technology allows for layers of the medication that can be packaged more tightly and more precisely. with the drugs, the 3-d printing technology allows for a high-dose product that rapidly dissolves with a sip of water. the chair of bioengineering believes that the technology holds a lot of promise. >> we have the ability to say we want a lower dose or a higher dose, we can customize the dose as we 3-d print individual pills for a patient. one day it could allow multiple drugs each with different doses, to be layered on a single pill. instead of taking five pills, we would really be creating your own customized tablet of medicine that does not interfere with another, and medicine is complementary and can tackle a host of problems. >> i think it is fantastic, absolutely revolutionary. whoever started this, my hat is off to them. >> it will b

he joins us now with his take on the shakeup in ames. on the other end of the college football spectrum today you have the iowa hawkeyes. this weekend the teams reached a level its never seen before. on saturday the hawkeyes beat kinnick 11-and-oh ... tying the school record for wins in a season and setting a new record for best start to a season. yesterday the associated press and usa today coaches polls both ranked the hawkeyes number- three in the nation. that ties the highest ranking ever for the hawkeyes under coach ferentz. tomorrow night the hawkeyes will learn where they stand in the college football playoff poll. there is a very good chance they climb into the coveted "top four." this week the hawkeyes will try to make it a perfect regular season ... 12-and-zero ... with a win at nebraska on friday. the football teams won't be the only stars on the field at the annual "heroes game." once again the hawkeyes and huskers will each honor someone from their home state for a heroic act. this year state trooper tracy bohlen will be hon

. >> the syrian civil war has seen some big shakeups in recent days. announcement from the u.s. president that special forces are joining the fight. the iranians have gotten a seat at the table in peace talks, and the russians have jumped into the war with both feet. amidst all the change, two things are the same. isil still holds lots of ground, and syrians continue to pour out of the

but if you ask the owner of this halloween express, there could be a shakeup this time around. >>donald trump has definitely been the most popular one. we've stocked very deep in him and reorders across the country. >>amanda: but brian olsen says in this case the most popular mask doesn't necessarily translate to the customer's top pick for president. >>brian: i think we get probably a split between donald trump of favoritism or dislike. many people are coming that are planning on wearing this as a joke or a gag against donald trump. (music) >>sabrina: oh gosh, that hair. alright, we'll be right back (music)ining us for this week in iowa. we hope to see you again next sunday. (dramatic music) b: thanks for tuning in to ag phd. i'm brian hefty. d: and i'm darren hefty. thanks for joining us today. one of the things that we're seeing show up on soil tests across the country is no surprise. it's high ph. and we get the question all the time, "how big a deal is having some high ph spots out in my field?" it's a huge deal, especially if you want to reach high yields. we'll show you

after two shakeups, the japan atomic energy agency was put in charge of the reactor in 2005. in 2010 the first test runs in 14 years began. three months later a piece of equipment weighing over three tons fell into the reactor and couldn't be removed. due to the seemingly endless problems the reactor has never gone into full operation. on friday, nuclear regulation authority chairman shunichi tanaka delivered the written recommendation to science and technology minister hirosi hase. it urges the ministry to designate a new operator within six months. it says the japan atomic energy agency is unfit to operate the facility safely. >> translator: this issue is closely related to the country's basic nuclear policy so my ministry will work together with other government offices to decide how to respond to the recommendation. >> translator: our core mission is to take all necessary measures to ensure safety, protect people's lives and preserve the environment in a consistent manner, no matter who we are dealing with. >> the recommendation is not legally binding, but the science and

scott: it was a cyclone shakeup, when the team needed it the most. leading up to isu's game saturday, joel lanning was named starting quarterback. mark mangino was shown the door. todd sturdy was named the new offensive coordinator. time to see if all the changes would change the outcome for the cyclones, who came into the game with texas with three straight double-digit losses. it was a halloween special, joel lanning from ankeny getting his first start at home. how would his play calls mesh? first quarter, lanning led the team down the field. mike moran, the freshman scores a 3 yard touchdown. isu built a 10-0 lead. and texas couldn't move the ball against the cyclone defense. whether it was jonathan gray ot tyrone swoopes, the isu defense , especially upfront wouldn't , budge. texas was 2-13 on third down. isu outgained texas 426-204. third quarter, lanning to the air, dropping dimes, what a pitch and catch to don drake daily. 17-0 iowa state. joel was 19/37 for 188 yards, also ran for 64. warren was the star -- 32 carries for 157. and in the four

life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to emily: a major shakeup on the boston city council on election day. long time city counselor yancey is out and was defeated 61% to 38%. campbell celebrated at her election party in dorchester and was a year old when yancey first took office in 1983. yancey, currently boston's longest serving elected official. it's not the only upset to tell you about. long time counselor at large steven murphy out at and the four at large seats going to ayanna presley, michelle wu, michael plaretty and annisa george. randy: a legislation that would protect gay and transgender people fails. it was rejected by voters yesterday. 61% to 39% after a nearly 18 month battle. supporters say the measure would have also offered protections against discrimination based on sex, race, age and religion. opponents say it infringes on their religious beliefs on homosexuality. a centuries old recipe is getting a change. emily: the ingredient guinness is going without and the group behind the push. also, a wall of gum is coming down in seattle. the plans to wash this icon