super: charlie soderberg, wakefield, neb. charlie: "the soderberg's getting out of the grocery business. that's the memory that hits m mthe hardest. i was hoping my days would end with the soderberg's selling the grgrery business and moving on. it's tough to see it." the famililwanted to sell - but found no buyers. the current generation of young shoppers go elsewhere for most of their groceries. larry: "they'd go the cities for the big orders and come to wakefield for the small orders and that was the struggle." charlie: "there aren't all the people in the country anymore. when we originally started, there was 4 families every mile. now if you find one family in 4 square miles, you're lucky." the soderberg's and their children grew "a lot of memories." and they're grateful for all the suppoo and friendships over the years. "this was s home away from home." super: brbrn mastre the history of the store quicklyy rereals itself as we entered the basement. back in the day - this conveyor belt helped unload the truck of groceries.

super: charlie soderberg, wakefield, neb. charlie: "the soderberg's getting out of the grocery business. that's the memory that hits me the hardest. i was hoping my days would end with the soderberg's selling the grocery business a a moving on. it's tough to see it." the family wanted to sell - but found no buyers. the current generation of young shoppers go elsewhere for most of their groceries. larry: "they'd go the cities for the big orders and come to wakefield for the small orders and that was the struggle." charlie: "there aren't all the people in the country anymore. when we originally started, there was 4 families every mile. now if you find one family in 4 square miles, you're lucky." the soderberg's and their children grew up in these aisles. "a lot of memories." and theygre grateful for all the support and friendships over the years. "this was a home away from home." super: brian mastre the history of the store quickly reveals itself as we entered the basement. back in the day - this conveyor belt helped unload the

police say he kicked suspect christopher soderberg out of the store wednesday night. when he came back, he stabbed the owner and another employee before he was knocked unconscious. soderberg was arraigned charged with armed assault, intent to rob and assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> officials say a huge fire that destroyed a oxford wood mill was accidental. flames broke out an old webster road yesterday evening. fox25 was on the scene as investigators combed through rubble and kept hot spots down. the fire likely started at a makeshift kiln. it was a wood and lumber refurbishing company but didn't town. >>> state investigators are working to determine the cause of a huge fire at a local marina. the fire took out 11 boats, sinking three at captain's cove in quincy. breaking during our news at 7:00. fox25 obtained this drone radio from brewster ambulance. the drone was flying over the fire to see if anyone needed help while fire fighters were moving on to the docks to battle the flames. one couple said they just moved on to their boat. >> we just moved everything to

soderberg remains at the hospital. live in west roxbury. >> right now growing concerns about a missing manchester, new hampshire woman after her roommate turns up dead. police say 36-year-old stephen andrade shot himself at the motel 6 in tewksbury. andrade vanished on september 21, one day after sue hutchinson disappeared. there' s been no cell phone signal and no activity on her credit card since. investigators say they' re growing even more concerned now that andrade has been found dead. this week, two of hutchinson' s cars were found, one in merrimack, new hampshire. police say andrade and hutchinson' s daughter had recently broken up, but there did not appear to be any problems between the roommates. >> new this noon, the man accused of randomly stabbing a woman to death at a maine supermarket plans to change his plea to guilty today. connor maccallister is charged with killing wendy boudreau back in august. maccallister did not enter a plea at his last court appearance, when a judge ordered him to undergo a menta

he kicked the suspect christopher soderberg out of the store wednesday night. soderberg came backstabbing the owner and another employee before he was knocked unconscious. soderberg soder berg was arraigned from his hospital bed and charged with arm assault and intent to rob with assault and a dangerous weapon. >>> happening today, the suspect in an attack will be rained on manslaughter and other charges. gregory mccoy has been indicted by a suffolk county grand jury. in may he was allegedly driving drunk when he slammed into a vehicle stopped at a red light. he hit two cars and hit a cyclist waiting to cross the street. a cycle a cyclist a student at west a cyclist a student at west roxbury academy was killed. >>> police pull 100 pounds of marijuana off the street due to this bust at the airport. agents and was waiting for a california man arriving last night from san francisco. they interviewed train faim and the k-9 officers took over and they checked his two bags and found the drugs. >>> u.s. marshals say a fugitive from hawaii may be in massachusetts. luke

the task force chair, to my immediate right is ambassador nancy soderberg. her foreign policy resume is extensive. serving as a third highest-ranking official on president bill clinton's national security council. at alternate universe -- u.s. delegate to the united nations. a foreign-policy advisor to a number of democratic presidents of campaigns and to edward kennedy. to her right is david phillips. we are old friends. legal back to the wars in the balkans. he has extensive experience in the balkans, middle east, and south asia and conflict resolution and human rights advocacy. he is the director of the program on peace building and rights and he offered this report. n advisor tod as a the state department and authored numerous books on foreign policy. no matter how you feel about the question of the iraqi kurds long quest for independence, this report could not be timelier given the tragedy convulsing the middle east and in particular iraq, syria, and turkey with their large kurdish populations. it's hard to argue with the report's essential premise. the

. >> reporter: as per the suspect, 38-year-old kristofer soderberg , is not someone who come to the store frequently or that the owner knows. he's currently recovering in hospital with non life- threatening injuries and once released he's facing multiple charges. and rest -- in west roxbury, susie steimle, wbz news. >>> today we are learning about the burial of bella bond. her father tells us a second autopsy is planned which will delay the funeral another week or two. bella's body was discovered in june on deer island. she was identified later. her mother and mother's boyfriend are facing charges in the death. >>> a leap of faith for a connecticut teen as she tries to escape danger. you've got to see this video. it chose the 17-year-old jumping from a moving car. bridgeport police department tell us the girl had been lowered into the car and assaulted by a woman. so far no assaults have been made. >>> turning our attention to the weather now, the sun is shining, it is just another beautiful day. this is a live look at the city of boston and public garden. kind of a perfect day, get lunch

the seat was formerly held by reprasentative chuck soderberg who resigned in order to take a job outside the district. holz is a retired veterinarian from lemars. house district 5 includes plymouth county and a portion of woodbury county. jenna: folks in kansas city are in mourning today after losing two firefighters in a tragic accident. .. the two firefighters were battling a blaze at an apartment complex when part of the structure collapsed and the firefighters were hit by debris. two more firefighters were also injured in the incident, but the extent of their injuries is unknknn at this time. the kansas city fire chiefefays that while the tragedy was heartbreaking, the two who died, died as heroes. "(chief paul berardi, kcfd) "they did not die in vain.hey saved two civilians -- carried them out of the second floor on ladders before the wall collapsed." " the two residents rescued from the second floor were uninjured. jenna: and our sioux city fire rescue reacted to the news via their twitter account saying quote "our thoughts and prayers are with the kansas city fire department, the

the seat is left open after representative chuck soderberg stepped downwno take a job in des moines. e special election is set to be held novembmb 3rd. tim: it's a big night for democrats. the party's first debate of the 20-16 presidential campaign is tongiht in las vegas. hillary clton's still the frontrunner, but everyone on stage will be vying for that key moment everyone will talk about tomorrow. the stage is set... now it's time for the democrats to square off i isin city... hillary clinton, leleing in the polls, is front a centre tonight- bernie sanders clipping at her heels, says policy is fair game, but he intends to steer clear of personal attacks- (sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate) "let's treat each other civilly, let's treat each other respectfully, and let's try not to demonize people who may have disagreements with us." but, lincoln chafee, jim webb and martin o'malley... all polling at an average of less than one percent nationally - have to make a name for thememlves -- and that makes them unpredictablbl (martin o'malley, (d) presidential candidate) " th

participated in other task forces, i never have seen one so ably led as our task force by ambassador soderberg. of course, when you get 20 people together, there is a democracy of different views. but nancy was able to keep us focused and achieve some consiliation on the group, and the pages of the report reflects her stewardship. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] vice president joe biden said today, he had privately urged president obama to order the raid that killed osama a bin laden, a report that yahoo news reports to conflict his claim. and conflicts hilary clinton's account of what happened. here is what he said at a forum on the vice presidentsy. >> for the president and i and two others in the administration, knew about abadabad, as early as august. we did not go for almost a year to get him and major players in the cabinet didn't know about it until january or february. and so, it was something that was difficult call for the president. so we sat in the cabinet room, and at the end of the day, making the decision, he said, now, i want everyone's opinion. an

the seat is left open after representative chuck soderberg stepped down to take a job in des moines. the special election is set to be held november 3rd. " jessica rae: coming up.... you'll hear from a federal prosecutor and a sioux city detective about the jamal dean case... which has officially been closed after two years. stayayuned for the full story. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news s is morning. " sunshine staying with us today as high temperatures reach near 80 degrees. a cold front comes through tomorrow which will bring breezy northwest winds to siouxland and cooler temperatures too. highs are going to fall to the 60s by the weekend and we may see frososboth friday and saturday morning. today's high is 78 with sunshine and calm conditions. the overnight low is 42. tomorrow, we'll have a high of 73 and a breezy northwest wind especially in the afternoon. here's the 7 day forecast where we'll have temperatures sink this weekend before a warm up and smsml rain chanceses jes

the seat is left open after representative chuck soderberg stepped down to take a job in des moines. the special election is set to be held november 3rd. " jessica rae: coming up in sports...central lyon hosted sioux center in a battle of top five teams. we'll head to rock rapids for all the highlights after the break. made a ruling that would stop the actions of the environmental protection agency from implementing proposed rules regarding the waters of the united states as part of the clean water act. we are joined as always by dennis morrice from klem radio with more. what can you tell us about the court's actions dennis? dennis: good morning jessica. farmers, ranchers, and even contractors are breathing a sigh of relief following a ruling last week by the 6th circuit court of appeals out of cincinatti, ohio, regarding the controversial rules established by the environmnmtal otection agency ananthe u-s army corps s engineers on the waters o othe united states. you may recall, we had talked about this issue nearly a month ago, when the epa was going to begin implementing its new se

here with reaction, former deputy national security adviser for the clinton administration nancy soderberg jay sekulow. before the attacks we have chris stevens, the ambassador, requested security numerous times. it was denied. we need to know why. people died because it was denied. during the attack people there, five of them, testified that a stand-down order was given. and then we have evidence that shows they knew immediately it was a terror attack but yet we get this whole lie that was created by clinton and others that it was a spontaneous demonstration related to a youtube video. so aren't these really serious, legitimate questions that we need answers to? >> well, i'll answer that in one minute. let me take a second to respond to a previous segment. as a former bill clinton official. i just need to correct the record that bill clinton was not trying to kill bin laden before 9/11. he spent the last three years of his presidency trying to target bin laden. as we found under president bush -- >> that's the way. but that's not on the -- that's not what it said. we didn't have the legal

this is steven soderberg's show. he has said he wanted to make it gruesome enough that half the people would have to turn away. because this is medical procedures that are very true to the era. >> yeah. >> seth: does it -- are you okay with it? how is your stomach in the shooting of it? >> i remember the first operation we ever did was extraordinary because we started it, and steven worked out his shots and decided he wanted to go for a long take, and the blood came and it just kept coming. and it was done as it would be done. and we -- he kept shooting, we kept going. and they said, "cut," and we were just awash. >> seth: who is working the blood? is there just a guy working -- >> there is -- the guy who does the prosthetics on that show is unbelievable. there's no camera tricks. the naked eye -- they are absolutely unbelievable and totally convincing. i mean, i've done operations where you lift someone's head and you're working on a brain and it's pulsing and vibrating. just to the eye, it's totally believable. >>

police say he kicked the suspect christopher soderberg out of the store wednesday night. he came backstabbing the owner and another employee before he was knocked unconscious. his hospital bed with intent to rob and assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> this local school bus driver has lost her license because what is in this video. this is from worcester public schools that shows the driver losing control of her bus during a crash last month. she starts to make a turn, but then she leans to the right and falls out of her seat. police say that is because her seat belt wasn't buckled. the bus hit two parked cars. no student was on board. >>> a boston company is under a class action lawsuit. a kentucky man is suing draft kings and fan duel with fraud. he said it allowed employees to have inside information and play the other company's games. a man said he won $5,000 on fan duel last week and that information is trouble information is troubling against other fantasy sports players. someone operating for fun. and assuming it is under the same pretenses and doesn't seem right a

the task force chair, to my immediate right, his ambassador nancy soderberg. foreign policy resume extensive. it includes serving as the third highest ranking official on president bill clinton's national security council and then as an alternate u.s. delegate to the united nations. she served as a foreign policy advisor to a number of democratic presidential campaigns into the late massachusetts senator edward kennedy. to nancy's right is david phillips, full disclosure, david and i are old friends. we go back to the worst in the balkans. he has extensive express in the balkans, middle east and south asia and conflict resolution and human rights advocacy. david is a director of the program on peace building and rights, and he launches his report urges work as an advisor to united nations and the state department and is the author of numerous books and articles on foreign policy. no matter how you feel about the question of the iraqi kurds long quest for independence, this report couldn't be more timely given the tragic upheavals convulsing the northeast and i

participated in other task forces i have never seen one so ably-led as our task force by ambassador soderberg. when you get 20 people together there will be democracy of different views but nancy was always able to keep us focused and achieve some conciliation amongst our own group and outcome on the pages of our task force report reflects her stewardship. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> signature feature of booktv is our all day coverage of book fairs and festivals from across the country with top non-fiction authors. here is our schedule beginning this weekened. we're live in the nation's heartland for the wisconsin book festival in madison. at the end of the month we'll be in nashville for the southern festival of books of the at the start of november we're back on the east coast for the boston book festival. and in the middle of month it is louisiana book festival in baton rouge. and at the end of november we're live for the 18th year in a row from florida, for the miami book fair international. at the national book awards from new york city. just some of the fairs and