richard snyder: i don't see why there would be. ironically, because you failed to return, you never officially renounced your citizenship. lee harvey oswald: can i bring my wife marina? richard snyder: your wife's russian. she'll require an exit visa from the soviet authorities. lee harvey oswald: i want to bring my wife back to the united states. you're gonna love america, mama, i promise you. marina: but how can i? my english is not good. english no good, have no clothes. they won't like me. lee harvey oswald: you're gonna be fine. and they'll love you there. and we'll be happier there, i promise. marina: alik, you like little bird. you flit here, you flit there. where you happy? lee harvey oswald: a wife belongs with her husband. and a baby with her father. junka needs her papa. [female laughter] john f kennedy: but uh, i, i would say that uh, being president is a fine job. it's a fine job. i get to walk to work and uh, the pay is nice. [laughter]. you look so beautiful. would you tell mrs. baldridge that we are on our way down?

snyder's job is in jeopardy. he says the f-a-a is trying to cut its budget...and get rid of 57 observers. the duties would then be turned over to air traffic controllers. 12:14:07 during bad weather events we are really busy air traffic control is really busy... to take over our duties basically 12:14:20 snyder says the f-a-a has tried to cut weather observers before...but it didn't work. just one day after the storm...and the fence around the iowa national guard area at the airport is already back up. a big trailer flipped over onto it yesterday knocking it to the ground. the guard says the damage is being assessed and it will be responsible for the cost. waukee, west des moines and ankeny kept students indoors until the storm passed. but that wasn't the case yesterday at another central iowa school. instead of holding students longer...they tried to get them home before the storm. and that didn't sit well with some parents. channel 13's jodi whitworth has the story... 113222 - and lots of kids were something -

she says snyder missed the mark. >> gone snyder could of displayed some leadership here and could have took the lead of how we can do it right through partners, through syrian americans that are curveball here, connecting them with their family members. that can keep us safe. instead, we took a complete extreme position that i think is unamerican. >> so far, it's estimated that more than 4 million syrians have left the country since the crisis began. 1600 have come into the u.s. the bam map administration says the pledge to take in more syrian refugees in the next year still stands. the state department is looking into weather states can block refugees on their own. >> it's incumbent on us moving forward as we strife to reach this target of at least 10,000 for fiscal year 2016, to work with state and local governments to address their concerns about a resettlement program, whether they can legally do that, i don't have an answer for you. >> syrian american who has family in syria says he's concerned for those who may not find a way out. >> we never give up. yeah. we all the time lobby

and says snyder missed the mark. >> governor snyder could have displayed some leadership here and coulde took the lead how we can do it right through partners and syrian americans who are here connecting them with family members can keep us safe. instead we took a complete extreme position that i think is un-american. >> reporter: so far it is estimated that more than 4 million syrians have left the country since the crisis began, 1600 have come into the u.s. the obama administration says the pledge to take in more syrian refugees in the next year still stands. the state department is looking into whether states can block refugees on their own. >> it's incumbent on us moving forward as we strive to reach this target of at least 10,000 for 2016 to work with state and local governments to address their concerns about resettlement program, whether they can legally do that i don't have an answer for you. >> reporter: syrian american the doctor who has family in syria says he is concerned for those who may not find a way out. >> we never give up here. we will lobby the governor, the administ

todd snyder is the creator of this story. the huxley natives and fashion design graduate from iowa state university founded the tailgate company in 1997. former iowa hawkeye football kicker nate kat nate kaeding >> is a partner. it's been a fun project to bring some of these back to life. laura: it's so successful snyder has a store in new york city were t-shirts fly off the shelves. >> the first day we printed 50 and then another 200 than 500, and then another 500? it is been pretty amazing. laura: tuesday tailgate announced american eagle outfitter is purchasing the company for $11 million. this means 200 tailgate stores will open at universities nationwide. snyder says this will create a unique lifestyle destination on college campuses. eric: the sale includes the premium fashion end of tailgate, they will start with sec and then big ten colleges as well and they will sell american eagle jeans. elizabeth: a world championship celebration in kansas city tuesday, incredible images of thousands of people flooding downtown for

he says snyder missed the mark. >> governor snyder could have displaced some leadership here, and could have taken to lead of how we can do it right, through partners and americans that are currently here. connecting them with their family members. and said we took an extreme position. >> so far it is estimated that more than 4 million have left the country since the crisis began, 1600 have come into the u.s. and the obama administration says the pledge to take in more syrian refugees in the next year, still stands. and the state department is looking into whether states can block refugees on their own. >> it is incumbent on us moving forward as we strive to reach this target. of at least 10,000 for the year 2016. to work this state and local governments. >> meanwhile, most of the critics of america's refugee program have been republicans they say they are vetting process isn't strong enough. folks know this, so it is surprising that this process can be attacked. >> the american resettlement process is different than the european process we don't have syrian refugees showing up at land

but that might paul snyder is a certified weather observer. he helps run an automated system that reports specific weather conditions. but snyder says due to budget cuts his job could be eliminated . he says the f-a-a wants to get rid of 57 observers. those duties would then fall on air traffic controlers. "especially during bad weather events, when we are extremely busy, air traffic control is also busy. so it's a critical safety hazard, i think, to ask understaffed and overworked hours to take over our duties." :01-:15 there was no shortage of people cleaning up on des moines' southside.... including members of valley disaster relief. they made their way around the metro helping people cleanup their yards... free of charge. this crew's first rodeo...they sent workers to new orleans after hurricane katrina and to jopilin missouri after a major tornado tore through there. organizers say they have no problem finding people who want to 30:04 we can just kinda hibernate and pull ourselves back and shut our garage door. but what we found is if you

because snyder said there were a lot of collaborators. there were some collaborators, but also some many pacifist to fight it against the soviet. it was-- these polls who were denounced by other polls by the soviets, so it was also easy to say-- [inaudible] >> do you think it's part of the human condition that given the state of authority that existed at that moment that you lived there that naturally adhere to their beliefs, their belief systems and that this is a human condition or do you think it was just unique to the conditions of the time cracks do you understand? >> yes, i understand. i don't know. i think it's a human condition, but there are sometimes that it's easier to be good and sometimes it's easier to be wrong, but in all of these times we have people, you know, people like him-- [inaudible] >> so, you have always a choice how to behave. >> i'm here because my grandfather grew up in jedwabne, but at the time-- i couldn't understand it was lithuanian, russian, german, polish because there were so many names in the pullers ch

that was jessica snyder reporting. kimberly wilson, the woman allegedly rear ended by the trooper has not decided whether or not she plans to sue in the case. >>> in today's health alert, pancreatic tumors are among the most aggressive types of cancer. less than 5% of patients have a survival rate of just 5 years. researchers at the mayo clinic found an inexpensive blood test used only by one in five pancreatic cancer patients nationally can predict the patient's outcome. the test is looking for elevated levels of ca199. dr. timothy cannon believes the study is significant because it could help physicians determine who would benefit from aggressive chemotherapy prior to surgery. >> traditionally, we used to do surgery for everybody first. number one, if someone has a high level, over 2400, for example, they probably shouldn't be getting surgery first. it also tells us that even if it's high, do chemotherapy first because you have a chance to not have to do surgery later. >> 50,000 are diagnosed each year in the united

snyder says he and his team did their homework when the in a new turf field this summer. he is aware of the health questions surrounding artificial field turf but found his own issues with the alternative. "truthfully there are many studies that actually say that grass, natural grass, is more harmful because of all the pesticides and the products that they put down that that may actually be more harmful than the rubber that's in here." said snyder. administrators are the ones making the decisions, but what do the athletes think? we spoke to football players at the hi school combine this spring and nearly every one we spoke with said it's not a concern to them. they trust the schools have done their research and have their safety in mind. "i think they have the knowledge about it and if it was really that bad they wouldn't have us play on it." said levi schoonhoven, a football player for tea high school. usf football coach jed stugart says this isn't the first time field turf has been called into question. he's seen the reports but throughout his coaching career, most of i

. >> governor snyder could have took the lead of how we can do it right through partners through syrianns that are currently here. that can keep us safe. instead we took a complete extreme position that is i think is un-american. >> reporter: so far it's estimated that more than 4 million syrians have left the country since the crisis began. 1600 have come into the u.s. the obama administration says the pledge to take in more syrian refugees in the next year, still stands. the state department is looking into whether states can block refugees on their own. >> it's incumbent on us moving forward as we strive to reach this target of at least 10,000 for 2016, to work with state and local governments to address their concerns about a resettlement program. >> reporter: syrian american who has family in syria says he is concerned for those two may not find a way out. >> we never give up. we're going to lobby the governor, the administrators of michigan and the united states to bring more refugees. >>> governor snyder has asked the u.s. department of homeland security for a full review of its

said josh snyder, the athletics director for the university of sioux falls. snyder says he and his team did their homework when the university invested in a new turf field this summer. he is aware of the health questions surrounding artificial field turf but found his own issues with the alternative. "truthfully there are many studies that actually say that grass, natural grass, is more harmful because of all the pesticides and the products that they put down that that may actually be more harmful than the rubber that's in here." said snyder. administrators are the ones making the decisions, but what do the athletes think? we spoke to football players at the high school combine this spring and nearly every one we spoke with said it's not a concern to them. they trust the schools have done their research and have their safety in mind. "i think they have the knowledge about it and if it was really that bad they wouldn't have us play on it." said levi schoonhoven, a football player for tea high school. usf football coach jed stugart says this isn't the first tim

in lower manhattan, jessica snyder cbs2 news. >>> a consumer alert. the new york area has some of the worst bottle necks in the country. here's a live picture of the jersey side of the lincoln tunnel. it made the list. as we said no surprise. cbs2 news's alice gaynor is live in mobile 2 along the crossbronx expressway to talk >> reporter: it also comes in time for one of the busiest travel days of the year. a total of nine spots in the new york area made the list of the top 50 worst traffic bottle necks in the u.s. these traffic jams waste time, fuel money and they increase emissions. >> everywhere you look at the lincoln tunnel red lights surround you. the stretch between tenth avenue in new york city and jfk boulevard is ranked one of the worst in the country. it results in 3.4 million hours of driver delay every year. according to american highway users alliance or ahua. it is a nonprofit working to promote congestion-free highways. newmont mining on the list the crossbronx expressway between the sheraton and the section that goes under apartments.

to help sadie snyder celebrate as she turned 106. snider is a life-long massachusetts residents. she was born and raised in the area and lived in brookline for more than 50 years. her party may have included cake, campaign and music, but she tells us life is all about >> daniel: her family and friends were on hand for i need friends were on hand for i needier's day including a close friend from high school who is nine months younger than snyder nine months younger than happy birthday. >>> well, new development on the cargo ship that sunk during a major hurricane with local sailors on board. coming up this morning, the new debris found that could bring divers one step closer to finding some key evidence. >>> but first a north shore family says their water bill is way too expensive. >>> now at 5:00, breaking news in the fight against isis, american air strikes target the terrorist responsible for killing a local journalist. what james foley's family is saying this morning about the attack. >>> father saves his child by throwing himself in front of a moving car that never stopped. t

snyder began the business in his father's basement 18 years ago. the vintage collegiate sportswear line nationwide ... opening as many as 200 hundred stores. it's been a trying few weeks ... and years ... for a bondurant farmer. health scares have kept him out of his field ... so some friends and neighbors did the job for him. coming up next ... see how the friedrickson family today. and coming up later ... the bells aren't ringing just yet, but the red kettle season is almost here. we'll tell you how to help the salvation army hit the ground running on their annual campaign this weekend. the harvest season is mostly if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not ang

so criminal accusations that goodwyn, snyder and sullivan had uncovered from texas through the midwest would be heard by the jury. >> an individual by the name of patricia hughes had died. >> reporter: on the big one, the murder charge: the das alleged that even though trish hughes might have been a willing participant in her own death, it was nonetheless perez who held her head under water. >> the primary distinction between homicide and suicide is that suicide is at your own hand, and literally in this case, homicide, the hand of another. his hand was necessary to complete this act. >> reporter: there was circumstantial evidence presented to prove the charge and the star testimony o?ze*ip3 f2 necesario para completar el one witness, emily, 11 years old at the time of trish's death. >> reporter: was this the weakest part of the case, the one you really had to work the most on? >> this was the only count that had the testimony of one individual. so yes, it was the -- the most difficult to prove. >> i kept thinking, "nobody is going to really think that it's as bad as it was. no one's g

jessica snyder has more. >> reporter: a grand jury has now indicted dr. anthony machete on 77 counts, ranging from selling oxycodone and weapons for cash to having an accomplice set fire to his former partner's medical office, and conspiring to do much worse. >> he also allegedly attempted to contract with others to at various times assault or kill this fellow cardiologist. >> prosecutors would not detail the dispute that led to murderous intent. they revealed that the hitman hired for $20,000 during their year long investigation was an undercover police officer who secretly recorded their meetings. >> the doctor was a one man crime wave. >> reporter: i receptionist -- a receptionist would not comment. neck practice and some of his patients remain loyal, even as authorities seek to trip him of his license. >> i see him as a, my personal doctor, and he is god. and -- he is good and he is capable and i trust him. >> reporter: the former medical partner whose offices were torched in february would not comment. prosecutors alleged the doctor offered both cash

snyder says this will create a unique destination on college campuses. >> it includes the premium fashion and of tailgate. southeastern conference and sell american eagle jeans alongside tailgate's retro tees. >> once again, we have a great night going for us. definitely unseasonable. >> fingers crossed. bonus days. >> it is 61 degrees. we have just a few clouds. wind out of the south. humidity at 72%. it is a marginal risk for the northern lights. there is a chance you may get this activity. we had this shot coming up from a near -- a great location. we will see if any of this develops tonight and get away from the city lights. hopefully a little bit of activity. the numbers are just on the edge. tomorrow. up. noon time temperatures 68 will slide into the 70's for the fourth day in a row. november. cloud cover, not touch of it across the midwest. we are starting to see some low clouds move in along the mississippi river. dense fog advisories in parts of illinois. to the west, heavy snow for the ski resort, winter storm warnings. mountains up around steamboat springs and already some big

olivia snyder of sao paulo and her fighting blue largemouth a middle cullen lake. braden scott of independence was nailing yellow bass at clear lake. ryann mattison was fishing off virginia beach when she landed the shark. robert ayers got his off the coast of marco island, florida. hannah petsche of anamosa is all smiles with her 9 pound drum.. nolan petsche and the mississippi river sturgeon.. victoria schleier hold us the canadian walleye kendall palmersheim and doug henderson teamed up for the lunker largemouth. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. bruce and beth? thanks scott. now here's a look at today's top web stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. and now to meteorologis t joe forecast. as we continue to move through early november we are once again experiencing very nice weather. lows dip into the 30s tonight with highs close to 60 on tuesday. veterans day will become a very active day weather-wise. showers and storms accompany an area of low pressure tracking across the upper midwest. severe w

here's a look at this saturday the clones head to manhattan to take on bill snyder and kansas state, that's an 11 am kick off. then the following saturday isu travels to morgantown to take on west virginia. both of those games can be seen on fox sports one. chris: through the first three rounds of the postseason creighton has been down right dominant. the bulldogs have rolled into the semis, beating their opponents by nearly 50 points a game. today they tried to keep that run alive and clinch a spot in the d-1 championship. the bulldogs on the road taking on fellow- unbeaten bds this afternoon. first quarter. 6-0 bds already. riley tegtmeier to samuel christensen. 7 yard touchdown pass. 12-0 bds. === later first. tegtmeier dives into the endzone from a yard out. 18-0 eagles. === creighton mounted a furious rally in the second half, getting within 4, but bds ends the bulldogs' season, 46-28 the final. one other team in action today, that's wynot. the blue devils kicked off at 5:30 against humphrey st. francis and at last check...hsf has a 16-0 lead late in the half the flyers are the

rick snyder says she postponing until the federal government fully reviews security clearance and procedures. geoff bobby jindal is hearing calls for the same in lousiana t. gop candidate is asking the white house for more information ability refugees in his state. many in california central valley are cleaning up this morning. a rare tornado touched down sunday knocking out power and damaging several buildings. no injuries were reported. meteorologist bill kierans has more on the severe weather. there might be more expected? >> there will be. that's the same moving through the four corners region. you can kind of see that moisture increasing off the pacific. and now what we will be dealing with is a late night event for the most part. mostly after dark. this is the area at risk. 13 million people are in the slight risk and the enhanced risk, houston, san antonio, dallas, up to oklahoma t. threats will continue well into the overnight hours. more of the wind damage threat. they say the tornado is most likely spotted near the red river. wichita falls, all those areas, we have to watch this cl

fox25 was on hand to help sadie snyder celebrate when she turned 106. born and raised in the area and lived in brook line for more than 50 years. the party may have included cake, champagne and music, but snyder tells us life is all about the simple things. >> life is about being positive >> life is about being positive. >> gene: her family and friends were on hand for the big day including, get this, a close friend from high school >> i want advice what she did to live such a long life. beautiful. happy birthday. >>> a christmas list of a sick pennsylvania boy is get a lot of attention this morning. 8-year-old giovanni hamilton suffers from a rare genetic disorder that left him wheelchair bound. as part of an assignment about christmas wishes, wrote a letter about a wheelchair letter about a wheelchair-accessible van he says his family can't afford. i want to push myself so someone else doesn't have to push me. the van cost $40,000. giovanni's school has started a go fund me page and reaching out to the community to make giovanni's christmas wish come

brandon snyder from west lyon is the backup safety d a special teams standout and sb-l's cole croston has worked his way up from walk-on to hawkeyes. according to his dad dave, that's quite a change from where he was in high school. cole croston--"he was a fantastic player and i don't think i'm necessarily in his shadow by any means. i'm just trying to be my own player. he was a great player. if i could even be half as good as he was it would be a fantastic career for me." dave croston--"the fact that i played down there, you know, my name's on the wall in the o-line room, i think he maybe caught a little grief from the other guys, but i don't think there was ever really pressure. we don't talk about technique, we don't talk about his kick- step or we don't talk about a whole lot football wise. just a little bit every now and then, but the big thing has just been when you get an opportunity you have to make the most of it and that's what he's done." chris: we'll hear more from cole and dave coming up wewel hear more from cole and daveveoming up tomorrow in our heroes game preview spia

. >> new at 6:00 a very happy , birthday to sadie snyder of brookline. she turned 106 today. sadie was born in east boston, grew up in winthrop and has lived in brookline for over 50 years. she is loved by all at the epoch assisted living at boylston place, where she lives. her party included lots of friends, cake, champagne and music by her favorite jazz pianist. >> a very happy birthday to you. this is new at 6:00. ben affleck back in the bay state shooting a new movie in lawrence. take a look. the cambridge native is not only directing the 1920' s prohibition-era, crime drama he' s also starring in it, as the son of a boston police captain who becomes an outlaw. live by night is based on the novel of the same name by dennis lehane, who is from dorchester. sienna miller and zoe saldana are also in the movie, which is scheduled for release in 2017. >> this is new at 6:00 tonight. papi power off the field. visiting the hospital for children, but he brought a lot more than just that big smiled with him. >> he may be a silver slugger, but david ortiz was born for this as well,

place there eastern europe were the germans invaded the soviet occupation in a recent book by timothy snyder talked about soviet collaborators it was easy to turn to the jews as a result. if that is the case why was jedwabne the exception to the rule? >> jedwabne is the exception in the example. the exception because all of the jews were killed by the polls but all of these were orchestrated by the polls that had an active role. the idea of community that yes, it was like it was they could blame the jews. there were collaborators their work with the german occupation so there was collaborators of all possible types. and that scale of collaboration wasn't the same like you think of the ukraine but there were a lot of collaborators there were some but also there were many that fought the soviets. and those at this time were denounced by other polls. it was easy to say the jews were denounced. >> is that part of the condition the state authority exists the moment that you live there isn't huge year to their belief system? >> i don't know. it is a human condition but sometimes in all the times w

wildcat coach bill snyder says this isn't fair...$& that'c because jarrett stidham does not look like a freshman...; stidham ffes a 55 ststham throws 3 touchdown passes cluding an 81 yyder to corey coleman...baylor beat kansas state 31-24.... to reamin unbeaten the n-b-a toniiht--- kevin durant, russell westbrook and oklahoma city visits derek rose and the chicago bulls... d- rose in a slump with three straight games under ten points....on the attack tonight--- dishing to jimmy butler for the slam... many people are writing off derek rose in chicago... but tonight at least he shows he is not done yet driving by durant for the deuce. vintage d-rosscoring 29 tonight to the bulls to a 104-98 win. thanks rick. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families a aoss america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so,

brandon snyder from west lyon is the backup safety and a special teams standout and sb-l's cole croston has moved up from walk-on to starting right tackle for the hawkeyes, following in his dad dave's foot steps 30 years ago. cole croston--"he was a fantastic player and i don't think i'm necessarily in his shadow by any means. i'm just trying to be my own player. he was a great player. if i could even be half as good as he was it would be a fantastic career for me." dave croston--"the fact that i played down there, you know, my name's on the wall in the o-line room, i think he maybe caught a little grief from the other guys, but i don't think there was ever really pressure. we don't talk about technique, we don't talk about his kick- step or we don't talk about a whole lot football wise. just a little bit every now and then, but the big thing has just been when you get an opportunityou have to make the most of it and that's what he's done." chris: we'll hear more from cole and dave coming up tomorrow in our heroes game preview special. on the other side of the missouri, it's been a tumu

sunday night governor rick snyder's office issued a statement saying that michigan is a welcoming statend we're proud of our rich history of immigration, but our first priority is protecting the safety of our residents. he said that his state will not be accepting any syrian refugees until the u.s. department of homeland security fully reviews its procedures. there are no known syrian refugees in the state of alabama. that state's governor robert bentley wants to keep it that way. tweeting i will not stand complicit to a policy that places the citizens of alabama in harm's way. we refuse syrian refugees. in september president obama said that the u.s. would be willing to accept as many as 10,000 more syrian refugees in the coming year. on sunday the white house deputy national security adviser ben rhode said that has not changed. >> we can't just shut our doors to those people. we have very extensive screening procedures for all syrian refugee who is would come to the united states. >> not so, said new york congressman peter king. >> there is virtually no vetting because there are to ab

and here is bonny snyder. >> you snowed the snow in the sierras. that is not the only place snowing. iowa, green bay wisconsin. and in vance of it a wintry mix tried. icing over parts of texas as well. and let's look at your travel weather in the midwest, reduced visibility, slick roads. and denver to albuquerque. heavy snow in early part of the day. and slick travel. doing down 25 you are going to definitely encounter snow. and oklahoma city a wintry mess. it is looking good off to the west. seattle cool but plenty of sunshine. 55 in san francisco. and a mix of sun and clouds in l.a. at 63 degrees. notice how cold it is in denver? a high today of 19. wow. it is the opposite on the east coast. nice and warm in the upper 60s. you know it is only a matthern california. highs mid to upper 50s, even 60 degrees. california looks like a beautiful place to be traveling right now. we don't have inclement weather there. >> thanks bonny. >>> we'll tell you who was west in show at the dog show? what the heck is adele trying to tell her fans? >> hello. happy f

jessica snyder has details of this pot plan and why some say it's not so easy. >> reporter: it's already growing and being sold in four states -- colorado, washington, oregon and alaska, plus washington, d.c. now a state senator warrants it legal in new jersey, too. >> i think we need to change the entire ballgame and legalize it, regulate it and tax it to ensure the safety of our citizens. >> reporter: he's introduced this bill, making marijuana legal for people 21 and older as long as they are not in public. a rutgers poll from june asked people if they spotted the idea. 58% supported it. 38% opposed it. medical marijuana is already legal in new jersey under a law signed in 2010. but it's tightly regulated only sold at licensed dispensaries like this one. but governor christie is promising a veto if the bill to legalize all marijuana ever comes to his desk, saying this should not be permitted in our society. it send the wrong message. >> i don't think there's been any real clear studies about the long-term mental health effects this is all relatively new. >> reporter: this doctor treat

the govern of michigan, rick snyder is now saying his state will not accept syrian refugees. >> the pentagonas transferred five began boy detainees to the united arab emirates. no charles were find against them. the u.s. are taking steps to close the guantanamo bay prison. >> in minneapolis, protestors took to the streets after the police shooting of a black man suspected in an assault. demonstrators marched to a police precinct where they banged on the door demanding to be let inside. officers were responding to a domestic dispute when the shooting tack place. they say the man interfered with paramedics administering to the victim. >> the guy was pinned down on the ground. he wasn't moving, he wasn't fighting, he wasn't screaming, nothing and next thing we know, maybe a minute or whatever after watching it, the gun went off. >> they put his hands behind his back, they slammed him on the ground, and they shot that man in his head. >> authorities are investigating whether the victim had been in handcuffs where he was shot. we are going live to turkey now where president obama is speaking. [ s

you don't just go into manhattan and run by bill snyder. so deonte burton made the catch, then they missed a fgcu, did baylor and k. state has a chance and somebody thought that would be a good idea. and it wasn't. baylor still unbeaten. >> i counted four defenders in the area there of that pass. >> yeah. >>> also from the s.e.c., mississippi state over missouri. >> we have so many more scores but we're out of time. >> yep, back to you. >> thank you, gentlemen. >>> up next in "the pulse," the subjects in this painting you'll see may not play fetch but the art is fetching. quite a sum of cash. >>> the inspiring "star wars" fan getting a special screening we'll tell you why. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid . right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid . 10

michiganovernor rick snyder. >> we're going to suspend things until we get a chance to talk to the u.s. department of homeland security. >> reporter: he and others say they'll direct state agencies not to provide syrians the types of relocation services normally supplied to refugeeee massachusetts governor chahaie baker: >> the safety and security of the people of the commonwealth of mass is my highest priority. >> reporter: that sentiment was shared by more than half the g.o.p. president, field, who said the u.s. should halt plans to welcome 10,000 syrian refugees over next year. >> t tre are refugees t tt need to be cared for, but they should be resettled in the middle east majority muslim countries. >> reporter: front-runner nald trump said he might also close some mosques if he becomes president. strongly consider because some of the ideas and some of the hate red, the absolute hatred is coming from these areas. >>>>eporter: roughly four million syrians have been splaced by the fighting. applicants for resettlement here are screened by the departments of state and homeland security

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you don't just go into manhattan and run by bill snyder. so deonte burton makes the catch. it's 31-24. then they missed a field goal, did baylor and k. state has a chance and somebody thought that would be a good idea, and it wasn't. baylor still unbeaten. >> yeah, i counted four defenders in the a area therof that pass. >> yeah. >>> also from the s.e.c. thursday night, it's mississippi state over missouri. >> we have so many more scores but we're out of time. >> yep, ck to yoyou. >>> and up next in "the pulse," the subjects in this painting you're going to see may not play fetc but the a is fetching quite a sum of cash. >>> and the inspiring "star wars" fan getting a special screening before anyone else. we'll tell you why. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling freqequent heaburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid . right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid . 100% real milk.

. >> off snyder avenue in south philly, polling boots owned at 7:00 a.m. sharp at the whitman library, where many are backing jim kenny, the former city councilman turned democrat mayoral nominee, who also grew up in the neighborhood. >> we know for years, we know what kind of guy he is, what kind of person he is. he's honest, a big deal when you are a politician. >> though voter turn out is expected to be low, and kenny is the odds-on favorite to win the mayor's race, still urging voters despite their views to still come out and cast their ballots. >> we're asking to you get off your couch, come to the rec center, come to the library, do what's responsible as an american, and honor the memories and the efforts of those folks who really put themselves on the line to get the right to vote. >> my hope was people come out and get involved in the voting process? a process that ends tonight. in south philly, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and here's what else is on the ballots in philadelphia today. all 17 seats are up for grabs on city council. th