i'm sonya heitshusen. .and i'm dan winters ... thanks an internal investigation has cleared a des moines police shooting. vanessa miller shot 28-year-old ryan bolinger... who was unarmed... when he charged her squad car. it all started with a traffic stop... captured on video by a squad car dash camera. police say bolinger was acting erratically... then lead them on a pursuit on the northwest side of des moines. bolinger eventually stopped... but police say he came at miller's squad car. miller opened fire from inside her vehicle... shooting bolinger through the window. des moines police chief dana wengert says miller's actions were well within the department's use of force policy. "how would a reasonable person react under those circumstances in that moment, not 20 minutes before or 20 minutes after but in that moment...that split second to make that decision... "when you take all that into consideration, factor all that in and compare it to our policy, her actions do not violate our policy"... the attorney's for ryan bolinger's

i'm sonya heitshusen five candidates were moines for the fundraiser... but with chafee and jim webb out... that leaves just three. hillary clinton, martin o'malley, and bernie sanders... stephanie moore joins us first organizers are prepping hy-vee hall. as you can imagine the set up for tomorrow's jefferson-jackson dinner is already underway... crews have been working since yesterday to make sure the space is ready for tomorrow's big crowds... 'its a lot of work going back and forth with the iowa democratic party, working on the floor plan, how many seats we need available for each campaigns guests, how many rounds we need to put out for the dinner. the event is one of the largest dinners the iowa events center will host this year... it will serve 2,000 meals in just 45 minutes. on top of bringing in extra staff, the the iowa events center is also working directly with the secret service to make sure the event goes off without a hitch. the iowa democratic party is also gearing up for the event. press secretary josh levitt says his staff is prepared to h

i'm sonya heitshusen. .and i'm dan winters ... thanks congressman paul ryan of wisconsin has a new title: speaker of the house. in assuming the position held by john boehner for four and a half turbulent years ... speaker ryan acknowledges the challenges he faces. he promised today to fix a house of representatives he calls broken. brian mooar has the story from washington. "the speaker of the house, congressman an honorable paul ryan". on capitol hill ... a changing of the guard - paul ryan took the gavel as the new speaker of the house of representatives. it's a house divided - with republican factions battling each other even as they fight democrats. wisconsin :18 - :26"let's be frank the house is broken. we're not solving problems, we're adding to them." those problems were the downfall of outgoing speaker john boehner ... who was unable to break the legislative gridlock that had lawmakers lurching from one political showdown to the next. "i leave with no regrets or burdens. if anything, i leave as i started just a regular guy

. >> sonya joins us from luxembourg, ministers will be meet to go talk about this issue? what they will be discussing is a tougher, deportation policy. >> reporter: yes, that's right today thursday these interior ministers from around europe will be sitting down on how to discuss these pressures and going about deporting people. they will have to come up with the appropriate paperwork. also talking in to account there are a lot of what of economic migrants that come in through these ways illegally in to the country and those will need to actually be sent back. the cause of this is because of the actual crisis that europe has reached its points which they say many countries indeed on the periphery of europe have been dealing with the deluge of people coming in and saying they can't cope. they are now facing a point where they have to decide on how and who gets to stay here. and for how long. >> indeed. and this evening those ministers are going to be joined by delegations from other countries which have seen a lot of refugees coming through turkey, jordan, lebanon and they

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i'm sonya heitshusen. for joining us. good afternoon ... i'm sonya heitshusen. .and i'm dan winters ... thanks for joining us. the rain is gone, but the clouds are still holding on. rain totals were mainly less than a quarter inch around central iowa this morning. des moines received only 0.06". it will be mainly cloudy and cool tonight with lows in the upper 40s. some dry weather on thursday with partly sunny skies after nearly three full days of deliberation ... the jury in the pete polson attempted murder trial returned a verdict this afternoon. there answer on all charges ... guilty. stephanie moore has been covering the trial for us ... she joins us now live with more. pete polson was found guilty of all nine charges but at different degrees than what the state prosecutor 5451-"we the jury in the above and titled case find the defendant pete jason polson guilty of the crime of attempt to commit murder to mark mitchell." polson was also found guilty of two counts of assault to inflict serious injury for shooting at zach whitehill and ma

and i think that that means something. >> sonya isn't finished giving.onating some of the profits for her book to help build a children's museum in the area where she grew up, in the bronx. and that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> breaking news at this hour. enough water to kill. leaders in south carolina warning everyone to stay indoors right where they are. do not go outside. six people have reportedly died in a massive rainfall that's punishing several states along our east coast at this hour. emergency crews, national guard troops making more than 100 rescues and we're told to expect more to come. some areas could see the rain pound for the next 24 to 48 hours. bridges, highways across south carolina as an example shut down, washed away. businesses, schools set to remain closed as we head into the new work week. and this is the beautiful city of columbia.

i'm sonya heitshusen. .and i'm dan winters ... thanks for joining us. we begin today with a shift in yesterday quinnipiac university told us ben carson was the man to beat in iowa ... today the des moines register confirmed it. steve handelsman has the latest on who's up and who's down in the g-o-p race ... and who's dropping out of the democratic race. ben carson is on a roll. nats: cheering the retired neurosurgeon ...in kansas today ... surged to a big lead with iowa republicans, in today's bloomberg politics/des moines register iowa poll. 28%, up 10 since august. donald trump at 19, down 4. sot: dr. ben carson, republican primary candidate "every place we go we see large and enthusiastic groups of people who are anxious to have a government that is honest and decent" decency. carson speaks the language of evangelicals now backing him by almost 2 to 1. donald trump does not sot: matt lewis, the daily caller "rump has said things like he doesn't ask god for forgiveness. but iowa traditionally backs evangelical candidates... . i think ben carson fits m

sonya yohago reports. >> reporter: a violent toned a brutal journey.an man travel with 50 others shot by bull garian border police 30 kilometers from turkey. officials said the men had been resisting arrest when the shooting occurred and the victim was caught by the ricochet of a bullet fired only as a warning shot. he later died on the way to hospital. the rest of the men have sense been detained by police. it's a first incident of its kind since reffunees began cr s crossing through kit tree two years ago. the constants flow of refugees has strained europe's asylum system and many who find themselves here found little in the way of a welcome. anti-immigrant politicians such as hungary's prime minister have not helped either. it hasn't played well with germany, which has received most of the asylum seekers. >> the last revieweges because, we all arrive during the meeting, i think. >> now, hungary says it will close down its border with croatia by midnight on friday. it has already clamped down on its front here with serbia. as for those fleeing war an

i'm sonya heitshusen... and i'm erin kiernan... thank you for joining us... earlier today the state rested it's case and the defense began calling witnesses. after just a couple people testified...pete polson opted to take the stand himself. he just took the oath about an hour ago... channel 13's stephanie moore is covering the trial... she joins us live from the courthouse with the story...steph? following the shooting spree, authorities interviewed polson about his drug and alcohol use in the days prior to the shooting-- polson told authorities during that interview he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time...however the defense called one

and i'm sonya heitshusen. the driver..., 61-year-old robert scarbrough remains on administrative leave. he's charged with assault causing injury and child endangerment.... the district says it's also continuing to looking into scarbrough's work history... jodi whitworth joins us first on 13... jodi...it isn't an extnsive history with the district... that's right he's only been on the job for 60 days... so the district says it's looking for any re -occurring patterns that may have lead to his actions.. on paper -- robert scarbrough

and i'm sonya heitshusen... thank you for joining us... 29-year-old christina williamson pleaded guilty to two counts of child endangerment. in exchange... prosecutors dropped three other charges. police arrested williamson last may after seeing a video... captured on a hidden camera... set up by williamson's estranged husband. police say the video showed the non-registered daycare provider abusing three children. today... williamson told the judge she's on prescription drugs for bi-polar disorder. she also explained what she did to the children... 16:25-16:45 williamson: laid her down on her chest was that handling her roughly? can you explain the part which you handled her roughly- did you push her? did you lay on her? down. williamson could face up to 7 she's scheduled to be sentenced december 8th. after a full day of deliberations, the jury has gone home without deciding on a verdict. 33-year-old pete

i'm sonya heitshusen... and i'm dan winters. police were called out to the mc- donalds at southwest state street and oralabor road around 10:30 on saturday night.. when they arrived they found two men down... and the shooter no where to be found... stephanie moore has an update...first on thirteen... the mc-donalds in south ankeny qickly turned into a crime scene saturday night after three customers got into a fight... 'when we arrived we found two victims that had both been shot.' ankeny police say when they arrived on the scene they found, 18 year old justin phongsavanh and 18 year old nickolas culver suffering from gun shot wounds...both men were taken to the hospital by ambulance. -30 minutes after the shooting....34 year old gabriel coco turned himself into the polk county sheriff's office, he is charged with two counts of willful injury...police say the incident appears to have started inside.... 'upon investigation, officers found there was some type of incident that occurred inside the business in which our victims left

sonya is now branching on out her own with a solo debut reflecting her journey from mexico. she joins us here today. great to see you. congratulations on the new album. it's about your journey from mexico. describe some of the sound that you hear on the album. >> well, it's songs that i picked, a couple original songs from mexico and some songs that i picked along the way. i've been here in new york for ten years. eight of those singing and also from all my latino friends here in new york city. >> it's great you perform for children all around the area. tell us about this instrument that you have. >> the is is a mexican traditional instrument from southern mexico. it could be confused with the ukelele. it has eight strings and it's loud. >> we're going to try to get some of the other special guests from the album. >> it's january 2nd. take it away. it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls

and i'm sonya heitshusen... thank you for joining us... police say 17-year-old noah laprei brutally killed his grandmother inside her home late saturday night... right after, po caught up with him at a git-n-go... but before laprei confessed to the killing... surveillance video inside the gas station shows the teen's erratic state of mind. our jodi whitworth is following the story.

i'm sonya heitshusen... and i'm dan winters... thank you for joining us... officials say the incident last week at a des moines high school could end in assault charges for the attacker. our justin surrency tells us what lead to the fight. the story is first on 13. "it's easy for eah school

and i'm sonya heitshusen. the fight was caught on video last week...and has since been posted online. students say its one of several recent fights at east high... channel 13's justin surrency has the story.. he joins us first on 13... des moines east high school has a rich history and is the oldest school within the des moines public school district but a recent bullying video caught on camera is not the sort of attention school officials want... after school was let out last thursday, students captured a confrontation on cell phone video... one student who is believed to have been upset about what another girl had posted online takes her cell phone and then shoves her to the ground throwing a number of punches before someone steps in to stop the fight... the fight is also posted on the craziest girl fights facebook page ...witnesses say some students resource officer from breaking up the fight so it could last longer... while the suspect seen in the video could face more than just disciplinary action from th

good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen. and i'm dan winters... leaders of the non-profit iowa gun owner's took to social media to tell their more than 750 thousand followers to boycott a northeast des moines pool hall 13's justin surrency joins us first on 13 to explains why the organization is pushing for a change... with more than double the amount of followers on facebook as the des moines register...the iowa gun owners organization is using their strong social media presence to make an impact on businesses both for and against advancing 2nd amendment rights in the state of iowa... "these are places across the state where everyday iowans have to disarm themselves before they go spend hard earned money in those the non-profit's executive director aaron dorr regularly posts storys and article's detailing the latest law's and events that have an affect on gun owner's rights...the organization even goes as far as listing an anti-gun business of the week post, detailing state businesses that are not gun owner friendly...this week's post points to n

good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen...in for erin tonight. and i'm dan winters. since claiming the number one spot in july...no one has been able to knock trump off the top of the mountain...until now a poll released by quinnipiac university shows that dr. ben carson is in first place with 28-percent.. long time leader donald trump is in second with 20-percent. marco rubio is in third with 13- percent. then ted cruz and rand paul round out the top five.. an urbandale man says he knows first hand why carson is surging in the polls and he has the video to prove it... channel 13's stephanie moore has the story...first on 13 justin luettjohann and his wife won't deny their support for presidential candidate dr. ben carson...'his fate and his overall moral compass is really what attracted us to him.' the two have attended several events with carson and even hosted a meet and greet and their home with him before he decided to run--- but nothing prepared justin for the birthday gift he got this week... "hey justin i'm here in new york city wishing you a very happy birth

good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen. just last year, we investigated glendon alexander... a local basketball coach accused of scamming parents, his landlord, and even a church out of thousands of dollars. now, he appears to be the center of a semi-pro basketball scandal in las vegas. aaron brilbeck has the story.... it's first on thirteen. they say a leopard cant change his spots. meet that leopard. this is glendon alexander...a con man turned con- vict...a felon with a long history of scamming people. and now hes apparently up to his old ways. we first introduced you to alexander last year...when he was running the a- b-c-d basketball academy at f-3 basketball in urbandale. parents say alexander made a lot of big promises about training their kids...and they wrote a lot of big checks. but it all turned out to be a scam. 'its a lot of players that went through the program with him and had the dream here to come and play basketball and get their education and do the positive things and they were misled and some of them have been put off and set down different paths.'alexand

yeah sonya -- the old guidelines said 40 was the age women should begin mammogram screening but now the a-c-s has changed that number to 45. local oncologists say women shouldn't get caught up in the numbers ... 411808 - we need to constantly look at the evidence of what type of screening makes the most sense , that can give the greatest beneifit to the most people doctor richard demmings say the guidelines... are simply a suggestion. he advises women to talk with their care providers ... and based on their health history -- determine when the best time to begin screening and how often. according to the state health registry of iowa ... more than 22 - hundred women in and it will claim close to 4 - hundred patients' lives. lou ellen brown has been fighting breast cancer since 20 -09. she says important women educate themselves and attend conferences like the cancer summit. 530920 - the best thing you can do is surround yourself with people who know the facts. once youve got those facts then you can make a better informed decision on which direction you choose to go cancer along with hea

and i'm sonya heitshusen... c-n-b-c was widely criticized for wednesday's presidential debate... candidates mocked the moderators for both the type of questions... and the tone in which they were asked... today.. the fallout reached n-b-c news... the republican national committee with n- b-c for a planned february 26th debate... r-n-c chairman reince priebus released a statement today saying, "the cnbc network is one of your media properties, and its handling of the debate was conducted in bad faith. we understand that nbc does not exercise full editorial control over cnbcs journalistic approach. however, the network is an arm of your organization, and we need to ensure there is not a repeat performance." party is working with the make sure the debate to make sure the planned debate still takes place. new jersey governor chris christie is still fuming over the questions asked during the debate... 06 when is see a stupid question... its a stupid thing to be asking people who are runnign for president of the united states christie hosted a town hall meeting this afternoon in counci

good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen and i'm dan winters. a former state lawmaker's alleged role in a company's bid is being questioned as she took the stand today justin surrency was at the hearing today and has the details...first on 13. former state legislator renee schulte had worked with the department of human services for two years before taking a job in february with well-care just days after governor branstad revealed his plans to privatize the state's medicaid program... "would you agree you did a better more competent job of writing wellcare's response due to your 2 years as a state contractor?...yes"attorney's representing aetna, who lost out on the bid questioned an email schulte sent to wellcare employees just weeks before new state medicaid director mikki steir took the job... "you are saying to ms. steckel by the way it isn't public yet but our friend mikki will be named new medicaid director, it will be announced later this week and i presume that to be a smiley face correct? yes." but wellcare attorney's stood firm... "she

you don't it is a mistake sonya says her daughter will be living with the rest of her life. lyisha has broken bones in her face and is missing her front teeth - - something she will have to go back to iowa city to fix. we've got you covered live in waterloo...jessica hartman kwwl news. if you have any information about the driver of a dark colored four door car with possible damage to the right front bumper - - you can call waterloo police. a waterloo teen missing for days -- now has his family worried. they say he needs his medicine. moe sed was last seen at his home in waterloo thursday afternoon. he's a refugee from burma and speaks accented english. his family says he has special needs and they're worried because he needs his medicine. "please help us find him. we are really worried about him as his parents. we haven't seen him for days and we really want to see his face." his mother says he doesn't know his address or how to use a pay phone. if you have any information please contact police. a strong earthquake in northern afghanistan shook buildings from kabul to new d

good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen. and i'm dan winters. about half of the staff at roosevelt high school was sick today with what appears to be food poisoning. aaron brilbeck explains how it could have happened to so many people at once. it's first on 13. roosevelt high school sat...for the most part...empty today. classes were canceled after about half of the staff came down with what is likely a bad case of food poisoning. "when you get to that point you really don't have any choice but to call it a day. send kids home."the district says staff attended a luncheon wednesday. teachers, we're told, brought in food from two businesses. a district spokeswoman didn't know which businesses. but the district does say the food was not prepared at the school. "i know this isn't much comfort to the people not feeling well today but if there's anything reassuring it's at least not a school meal program so we don't have a situation where 1600 hundred students attended this thing" "the good news...if there is any good news to report out of this...is t

lyisha's mother sonya gamblin says her daughter made a stupid decision to sneak out of the house. a descision she will be paying for the rest of her life. lyisha and her cousin were headed to the nearby kwick star when - according to the cousin - - a driver sped up and hit lyisha and then sped away. gamblin is still shocked that someone would hit her daughter and keep driving - - but she says she is thankful her daughter's injures aren't worse. soyna gamblin "that was the worst day ever, ever. you know why? cause i got to bring my daughter home from the hospital still alive. i am still able to talk to her." police are working to identify the driver of the car from nearby surveillance video. at this point, all we know is the driver has a dark four-door car with possible damage to the right front end. if you know anything about this, call waterloo police. waterloo ...jessica hartman kwwl news. lyisha has a broken nose, missing teeth, and other broken bones in her face. police are searching for a missing teen. moe sed was last seen thursday afternoon at his home. he is a refugee from

and i'm sonya heitshusen... its quickly becoming a two- person race... ben carson and donald trump are the only candidates seeing double digit support... they tried to extend their lead tonight at the university of colorado... among the debate topics.. federal bailouts and government subsidies... 30:25-30:41 the best policy... a bunch of crap 31:13-31:31 this is the man that... a managing general partner 32:02-32:17 when you talk about me being on the board of lehman brothers... ceos and the job creators work the candidates weren't just taking aim at eachother... they also targeted the democratic front runner... 26:33-26:55 last week hillary clinton went before a committee.... she got exposed as a liar drake university students... together to watch tonight's debate... while they varied on who won... they were pretty unanimous about who didn't... channel 13's mike dasilva joins us... i can tell you the students were not impressed with the way the moderators conducted themselves.... the students i spoke with said the moderators seemed flustered and didn't

and i'm sonya heitshusen. thanks for joining us. the brawl broke out at the school in february... and the school was quick to respond... channel 13's mike dasilva was at tonight's forum to see if all of this talk is leading to progress. he it appears that it is. the folks i spoke with tonight say they are really proud that valley is taking this difficult issue head on... as part of these ongoing discussions, the students are discussing books such as "why together in the cafeteria and "school culture rewired" as well as "the crossover". the ongoing discussions. including stereotypes, and the cultures and subcultures that exist at valley high and in society. tonight principal tim miller talked about how important values are and how our values are often learned. miller says embracing kindness and respect can start to shift behaviors and culture. he says the goal is to improve the acceptance of all of the differences at valley, and the folks we spoke with say these conversations are making an impact. 20:59:32--20:59:45 its opening discussion that hasnt necessarily been said before and

i'm dan and i'm sonya heitshusen. monroe has long celebrated being insulated from the crime that cities... but while they're insulated... monroe isn't immune... channel 13's aaron brilbeck has the story... things have changed in the small jasper county city of monroe. there used to be a time when you could leave your doors unlocked. not anymore. over the past week, at least four cars were stolen and several others were broken into. tommy metzger's cadillac was stolen out of his garage..during the daytime...while he was home. "heard on the scanner that three cars had been stolen in town. went to get in my car and low and behold my garage was empty." "they took it right out from under my nose. broad daylight."police found the caddy thursday night in ankeny...with what is likely a bunch of stolen stuff inside. "they found a brand new set of harley bags, a bowie knife, ammunition, scanners, fuzz busters, just in it."just a few blocks away, bryce vanwinrten had his truck...and his wife's car... stolen...both in the same ni

i'm sonya heitshusen. i'm dan winters. thank you for being with us. the fire destroyed the family's house. and if not for her heroic actions....it would have claimed two children as well. and we learned the fire has made a difficult situation worse. aaron brilbeck has the story.. less than five minutes. that's how long it took the ruby family of des moines to lose everything they own...and almost lose two of their children. april ruby says she left her six and seven year old sons sleeping monday night while she ran two doors down to her mothers house to pick up her 2-year old daughter, elizabeth. when she got back home...just minutes later...she heard the smoke "i immediately got on the floor and started feeling around and screaming their names. and right about the front hallway into the livingroom area i found gabriel here. and i pulled him out and threw him...you know laid him on the front steps here." "i was just laying down and i heard the fire alarm." "it was like really dark. it was mostly dark. but it was scary." with gabriel safe...april went

sonya rincon. >> it's like when you first heard about the high line, and you were like what? now it's gorgeous and beautiful, and this has the potential, right? >> a whole different level so to speak. let's talk about our weather. aboveground weather for the weekend, and lonnie is talking about the shill. >> it will be the first cold air we have seen this season. weather watchers are showing it north of here. 41degrees, and this is john, and what is john telling me? partly cloudy and cool temperatures beginning to fall. just starting. you're going to drop into the upper 30s tonight. new york city, the cold air will get up into this area on sunday. i will show you how i see it sunday morning for the really cold stuff. mostly clear. 54 for right now. dropping into the the 40s tonight. 64 for the high temperature tonight, right where you should be. 51 the starting point. i believe we will be starting off tomorrow morning in the 40s. the first freeze watch going into effect this weekend. saturday night into sunday morning. could talk about the first windchills as well, and a ques

and i'm sonya heitshusen. police needs student refusing to sit where the driver wanted... the driver pulled the bus over... and the actions that followed led to felony charges... channel 13's aaron brilbeck has the story. this is the video shot by a student on the bus police say it shows johnston school driver robert scarbrough assaulting a 15-year old special needs child. he then unleashes his rage on other kids.... the video ends with scarbrough apparently taunting the special needs child... the whole incident happened around noon today. fabeiola jamboa was "he just grabbed his jacket and threw him on the ground. just like that. nothing else. like he was worthless."moments later...most of the kids got off the bus when they saw a polk county sheriff's deputy parked near-by and reported the incident. "we just got off the bus. maybe like five to six people stayed on the bus. we just all ran out and just yelled to him and he just said the f-word to everybody. just cussed. he didn't care. this was the school bus driver? yeah. he just cussed at us. he didn't care. he was soull

more from sonya guy goes. >> reporter: the nitty-gritty of the visit is starting now.about getting the trade and financial deals signed off. they are set to cover areas from the financial industry, automobile industry, and also healthcare. china also is looking at expanding its property portfolio. they already invest heavily in the u.k. market, but also it's keen along with the u.k. government to showcase the more cultural and the technological projects they have been cooperating together with. one of the most controversial investments, however, is that focusing on nuclear power plant in southwest england. now there are some in the intelligence circumstance calls who say that having chinese investment could pose to be a bit of a security threat, given china's history in hacking. also china's very cheap steel industry already in the last few days, you have had announcements of steel plants in the u.k. having to be shut down, one of them owned by an indian company, has blamed flatly chai for this, saying because china has flooded the international market with cheap steel

and i'm sonya heitshusen... donald trump has topped the polls in iowa since july... that appears to be changing... presidential candidate "if i were down it would be headlines all over the place. i'm winning, think of it, every state, every national,

meanwhile, more people trying to cross the mediterranean have been picked up at sea, sonya gallegos fromk you would port with a report. >> reporter: the latest group rescued from the mediterranean arrive in sicily. 523 people brought ashore by the spanish navy. they have escape their lives but not much more. and despite their dangerous voyage, there is no guarantee of staying in europe. three gambian me men aboard the ship were arrested a us cooled people smuggling. so many took the risk thousands did not make it alive it's been a soaredded money making venture that charge fortunate to his get people to europe. the e.u. has been acutessed the november doing enough. it acknowledges it needs to exact swiftly. >> translator: it's a fact. we have to get to work on it. >> reporter: it's a start according to the u.n.'s refugees agency, but it may not go far enough. >> we are not sure that we have any solution in sight for the time being. yesterday we had 5,000 people arriving in greece. we had about 8,700 people crossing in the former yugoslav republic of macedonia. so the flow of people remai

and i'm sonya heitshusen... thank you for joining us... the pipeline proposal first caused controversy well over a year ago... but the debate over it rolls on... now the people of boone county are making their voices heard... justin surrency joins us first on 13... justin...you spoke to the elected officials who are weighing in on his matter. boone county officials say they didn't know what to expect when they added a resolution to their wednesday board of supervisor's meeting to address the proposed bakken oil pipeline...what they received was overwhelming

and i'm sonya heitshusen... "casey's general stores" wants to be on the lookout for suspicious activity on your credit and bank statements. that's after finding credit card skimmers at their gas pumps at locations in iowa and nebraska. jannay towne joins us first on 13 with more on what these devices are and if you could be at risk... it could be a fake front covering the entire keypad or a small device inserted inside the fuel pump or a-t-m.. when you insert or swipe your card, it d and stealshe data on the magnetic stripe... possibly giving criminals access to your account. when you pull up to the pump... how do you pay?

sonya howard says soybeans are yielding pretty good near sioux city. here's cohen taking a ride with his uncle dan. i snapped this picture of the perfect texas pahnandle sunrise outside canyon. you can see our videographer mike working hard as the sun just peaked over the horizon. texas brought the heat this week... tempeartures were in the 80s and 90s this week. it helped dry out the crops and allowed farmers to get back in the field. there was a lot of brought you last week from south carolina. the extensive damage just continues to roll in, but farmers tell us they are still weeks away from knowing just how bad it is. entire fields were destroyed. watts farms in williambsurg county took these pictures, showing the before, during and after the storm. the area received two feet of rain, ripping peanuts out of the ground, sending the crops out of the river . they said they've never seen anything like it. and yes that river debri is actually floating peanuts. as always, we want to hear from you, send comments to mailbag-at-u-s-farm-report-dot- com or ch

history of domestic violence that they know of, but they did find with tonya will conson- wilkinson-sonya that it may be another abusive relationship. >> yeah, more details to unravel there for sure, thank you. >>> we also spoke to the spokesperson about the domestic violence and the proposed justice system that they will have more on the center for the next hour. and police say that they left on their own, riding on theatv as they tell us that he may have been in need of some help. other than those details, police are not saying much abwhout ere he was found and under what circumstances. >>> a dramatic scene is unfolding in maryland sky 9 here. over the car that was overturned, partially submerged. this happening off the vw parkway. and that we now know that one adult male was inside, pronounced dead at the scene. in that water for at least a day as we do not know the identity of the person that would cause the crash. >>> a robbery suspect was dead after a shootout with police. >> reporter: it happened this morning in the northwest as the businesses were opened and classes were starting

. >> we captured one such example when sergeant herman was meeting with inmate sonya quevez whose drugently brought her back to jail on her third parole violation. >> tell me something, what is going to keep you, other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> my plan is actually to complete my ged, finish school, and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. >> each day you have to choose and decide what is sonia going to do today. if it doesn't feel right and you know in your gut it's wrong, leave. run. so that was my word for you today. i'm happy to see that you've got your mind set on doing the right thing. >> yes. i thank you and i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> okay. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> when we were filming the exchange between sonia and sergeant herman, i couldn't help but to think that sergeant herman was actually getting through to her. but as soon as she left, the other side of sonia emerged. >> make sure you don't come back in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. >> i don't want to see you in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> all right, bye. >> bye. >

sonya oh czar yo at the president of the national organization for women in new york city. >> i think it's great. i think the more information that exists about effective contraceptive methods the better that is for women. >> reporter: the ads target just women. not men. and they encourage the use of intrauterine devices known as iud's. they do not mention any other forms of birth control. >> it's important to have similar campaigns for men certainly to take responsibility but in an ideal world both partners take full responsibility, but ultimately women are the ones that do get pregnant. >> reporter: the health department tells fox news that the goal of the campaign is to increase awareness of iud's ton also connect new yorkers to information on other birth control methods. >> that ad will be on subways and bus shelters across the city over the next three months. >>> they spent the entire night outside and now a few lucky people will eat free pizza for year. how does that sound? >> wow! >> fattening. (laughter). >> but good. >> but good, yes. >> the doors opened at this pizza shop in

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. >> my name is sonya reyes, and this is my story.er: a car fills each and every space at the station. it's a scenario she knows all too well. >> it's very frustrating because i rely on bart to get to work. >>reporter: the nurse practitioner commutes from rock ridge to san francisco every weekday, and when she arrives by 7:15 in the morning, the lot is already full. >> we try public transportation to reduce the burden on the road but it's becoming more and more impossible to park. >>reporter: it's a busy station. bart's website even shows the parking lots here fill up by 7:25 in the morning. riders cannot park on the street. there is a two-hour limit. >> it makes me nervous about the sustainability of working in the city and commuting. it makes me nervous about our bart system. >>reporter: she wanted us to find out what bart is doing about adding more spaces. a spokesperson answered our questions via e-mail and wrote there is no room to grow. many stations are in densely- populated areas. there is no money to purchase real estate for

in a detroit ghetto in 1960 to sonya carson, a single african-american mother frustrated with poor school performance in all the television her 11-year-old son and his older brother were watching made a decision. from now on, she said, you boys can watch no more than three programs a week. instead they were to go to the local detroit public library branch to read at least 2 books every week. at an end of weak week give me a report on what you read. it sounds like a big assignment, ben carson, the republican presidential candidate remembered but he reconciled, since i always loved animals, nature and science i chose library books on those topics. i began looking forward to my trips to the library he said in part because librarian's came to know him. i thrived on this new way of life and in my interests widened to include books on adventure, scientific discoveries, my reading so much, my vocabulary automatically improved along with my comprehension. 1971, barack obama returned to honolulu after living with his mother in jakarta. first place i wanted to be was in a library he later recalled.