, they will choose south dakota. they will do that because they know when they buy these from south dakota, they know the quality they would get. they do not know the quality of brazil. united consumers in the eight should be allowed to know the difference. those are the things we have to make sure our trade called do not affect and a net -- in a negative way. i am for to -- free trade. is global warming a real threat to our planet? is it a uncontrollable act of or could it be addressed with environmental and energy practices? the climate is changing, it is changing all the time. it has been changing for thousands of years. the question of whether or not human activity contributes to that, i do not know what level, but it -- at some level it does. the question then becomes what do we do about it and at what cost? in my view, the best way to get a change in behavior is to provide incentives to change behavior. we have tried through a lot of energy policies as been involved with. a are trying to move in direction where

they will choose south dakota. they will do that because they know when they buy these from south dakota, they know the quality they would get. they do not know the quality of brazil. i don't mind brazil solyndra beefier. -- i don't mind brazil selling their beef here. i think consumers in the united states should be allowed to know the difference. those are the things we have to make sure our trade called do not affect and a net -- in a negative way. i am for to -- free trade. moderator: is global warming a real threat to our planet? is it an uncontrollable act of nature? or could it be addressed with environmental and energy practices? sen. thune: the climate is changing, it is changing all the time. it has been changing for thousands of years. the question of whether or not human activity contributes to that, i do not know what level, but i will concede at some level it does. the question then becomes what do we do about it and at what cost? in my view, the best way to get a change in behavior is to provide ince

i'm a south dakota boy born and raised on a farm here in south dakota.i'm a navy veteran with service in veteran. as a navy pilot i served in europe as rescue pilot. i have a master's degree in computer science, i worked in the high-tech industry. i started my high-tech business and i bring you the opportunity to vote for somebody who is just like you a regular south dakotan, not a politician, no behold to go a party and not behold to go special interest and big money groups, i ask for your both on november 8th and i hope you will consider me and thanks again, stephanie. >> thank you, that's all the time we have. thank you to the republican senator candidate thune and jay williams. you missed discussion, no worries you can hear in radio where you can hear the complete program in its entirety. be sure to join us next thursday as the candidates running for the office of united states house of representatives join me. it'll be another live to rum. that's thursday october 20th, with the discussion beginning at 8:00 p.m. central 7:00 mown tape. there's still

i'm a south dakota boy, born and raised on a farm here in south dakota. with service in vietnam. as a navy pilot, i served in europe as a rescue pilot and the u.s. as a rescue pilot. i have a master's degree in computer science, i've worked in the high-tech industry. i went back to south dakota and started my high-tech business and grew it and raised my family and made a home for myself there, and i bring you the opportunity to vote for somebody who is just like you, a regular south dakotan, not a politician, not beholden to a party and not beholden to special interests and big money groups. so i ask for your vote on november 8th, and i hope you'll consider me. thanks again, stephanie. >> moderator: all right, thank you. that is all the time we have. i'd like to thank our guests for being with us. thank you to the republican candidate, senator john thune, and our democratic candidate, jay williams. if you did miss part of tonight's discussion, no worries, visit us tomorrow afternoon on sdpb radio where you can hear the complete program in its entirety. be

i'm a fourth generation south dakota tan, raised on a farm in north central south dakota. i'm u.s. navy veteran and as navy pilot i served in the europe and u.s. i am veteran of peace corps. i served in south america after volunteering with the peace corps. i have a ba from the university of wisconsin and masters degree in computer science from. i worked for tex instruments in dallas, texas and two different high-tech software companies out in silicon valley in california during the height of the computer revolution. 30 years ago, my waive carol and i our three children moved back to south dakota to start a high-tech business right here. last 30 years i've been operating that business and serving my community. on school board i was president of our rotary club down there. i know about rotary and i do love rotary. those traits, if you can tell from my experience i am not a career politician. i'm quite the opposite. i have a lot of background. almost everybody who i meet i can find something in common with. that is the trait that allows me, will allow me, if elected to go to washingto

i also am a south dakota boy. south dakota boy. fourth generation south dakota.aised on a farm abrupt gettysburg. a u.s. navy veteran and a veteran of the peace corps and i've been a businessman for the last 30 years. i guess i can think of myself as being really a fair-minded sort of person, and opens her purse and. i love people and i like talking to people. i've been going around the state for the last six, seven months maybe longer beating people. i really enjoy doing that. i consider myself to be fairly personable and i consider myself to be open, opened ideas. i don't hold any ideas just sacrosanct. i'm mostly, i've come to a lot of police over the years but i'm the kind of guy who would like to hear what you have to say and they so much of this especially if you can convince me i'm the kind of guy who will change. so i consider myself not malleable but open and willing to listen to new ideas and to look forward to hearing from you guys today. >> as a u.s. senator you be dealing with matters of a complexity. how do you keep your mind sharp, stay well inform

that helps the ranchers in south dakota. the conservation title is something we need to continue to come up with new ideas, working land program that will provide incentives for farmers to what land in use conservation practices. it is very hard for farmers to get started with land prices being what they are today. we are in a downturn. we will get this thing turned around. it may not be tomorrow what most people think we will see better times. we have to expand markets. making sure we are in the middle in negotiating good trade deals and making sure they get in court -- are important as well. this is a place where senator thurn and i agree. the farm bill is vitally important for the family farmers. family farms are the most productive ever. i grew up in a family farm. i saw the kind of production they can do. canyears of crop failure put you out of business. that is what the farm bill is therefore. disaster relief for livestock producers who lose livestock in a blizzard like we had in 2013 one the government was shut down.

a lot of people leak in south dakota. in south dakota where people were against him over the weekend. they have bounced back. and they're resilient in their support for trump. i think he may have 35 to 40% of the country. no matter what we talk about, he will get that vote.

and to say that south dakota values, i swear what south dakota vouchers senator thune things that donald>> moderator: let's talk about the issues. i that some of the saudis will come out. immigration. it is something that south dakota is think about. what would you be able to do to protect, secure our borders, help those patrol agents that are on the borders but also handled so many of those illegal immigrants that are in our country? williams: it's interesting because illegal immigration has gone down under president obama. as far as illegal immigration come across our border from the south, that's almost nonexistent now. what we would have our immigration from is that we have a doing 10 and 15 million people in this country who are here they say publicly but they are here, they guided somehow or they overstayed a visa or they can across the border. those people are living underneath the current if they don't have the protection of our country. we need to find a way to address that can to make it so those people have a fair way to access our country. and really eventually participate in

on the fourth generation south dakota race on a farm. , u.s. navy veteran with service in the vietnam war. as a navy pilot i served in europe and the us. i'm a veteran of the peace corps and served in america after volunteering. i have a ba from the university of wisconsin and a master of science degree in computer science from northern illinois university. high-tech software janeiro work for texas intranets instruments in dallas texas. 30 years ago my wife carol, and i am our three children moved back to south dakota to start a business in the last 30 years i've been operating a business and serving my community in various ways. on the school board i was president of our rotary club, so i know about rotary and i do love rotary and i think it's those traits, you can tell from my experience not a career politician, quite the opposite. i have a lot of background, so almost everyone i meet i could find some-- something in common with. that's the trait that allows me if elected to the washington to work with other people and to get things done. it'

mark albert for cbs news in the black hills of south dakota. >> looks pretty good so far!here's another big project in the works in south dakota that has a lot of native americans very upset, though. and a bay area woman is fighting for her heritage. that will be in the next half hour. >>> and now some sports. college football, right? >> yeah! great saturday. the cardinals are trying to defend their rose bowl title. they got a rare noon kickoff today in colorado. christian mccaffrey pumped up after missing last week's game. shay fields for the game's first touchdown. only touchdown of the game. 7-3, colorado. 4th quarter now. 7-3. stanford on the fly. colorado jumps on the bull throwing a golden opportunity for sanford. and 4-3 colorado with less than 2 minutes to go. they need the touchdown! but instead, he throws his third interception of the day as isaiah oliver picks it up. colorado wins 10-5 because of an intentional safety to run off the clock. and it makes the former san jose state coach bowl eligible the first time since 2007 which has mcentire pretty excited. >> r

to say that south dakota values, i wonder what self coded values he thinks donald trump has. it is something that south dakotans think about. what would you do to secure our handle illegalso immigrants? >> illegal immigration has gone down under president obama. as far as illegal immigration coming cross our border from the south, that is almost nonexistent now. what we really have, the problem we have is that between 10,000,000-15,000,000 people illegally, they overstate a visa or came across the border. they are leaving underneath the curtain. they don't have the protections of our country, and we need to find a way to address that so that those people have a fair way to access our country. really eventually participate in it. they came here because they see the united dates for what it is, the greatest country in the world. they are working right now, paying taxes, doing this kind of things, but they are not enjoying the things that our country has. we need to be vigilant, of course. i think we should bring refugees and the middle east where people are being killed and bri

the northern iowa football team hopes to go 2-0 in conference play with a trip to south dakota... the coyotes are 1-3, of 13 points. they're led by linn-mar grad and former wartburg football head coach, bob nielsen. "the quarterback and running back are 1-2 in rushing. and then when you go down the chart and you look at their defense, you look at what they have done because their whole staff went from western to south dakota. so, there's some similarities there, it's just different personnel doing it... i knew coach nielsen when he used to come here when i was an assistant coach here. he used to come out here all he'd come down to our practices. and i've always stayed in touch with him ever since then." trt: 27 oc: "ever since then" ... former uni panther david johnson ran all over the san francisco 49ers last night. he had 157 yards on the ground and two touchdowns... thru five games, he has 695 scrimmage yards... that's the most in cardinals history. ... day 1 of the boys state golf tournament is in the books. individual results, willis gaer of des moines roosevelt has a two sho

to improve to two and oh in the conference--- south dakota is coached by former wartburgh head coach bob nielson the iowa state cyclones hit the road tomorrow to face the oklahoma state cowboys in stillwater, oklahoma... the ccylones will be looking for their first big 12 win of the season---after coming up just short to baylor. kick off is two- thirty tomorrow... darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line incredible catch from across the country. check it out -- this video coming from a youth football league in florida. it's a trick play -- and the quarterback goes deep -- where 13- year-old jaden wilson cauls in a meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at

the uni football team hits the road for the first time in conference season when they head to south dakota on saturday -- the panthers go in to it coming 42, 21 win over southern illinois -- their passing game looked solid with aaron bailey completing 11 of 18 passes -- including three of those ending up in the endzone in the hands of daurice fountain -- if the panthers want to keep it up this week -- protection will be farley -- they come after you much more than last week's team did, saturday's game kicks off at 2 p-m at south dakota -- future iowa state cyclone devon moore will get one extra high school game before heading to ames -- the waterloo west senior has been selected to play in the moore has led the wahawks to a 6 and oh record so far this season -- year -- while his 18 yards per completion leads class 4-a among quarterbacks with 50 or more completions this season -- west travels to cedar falls on friday -- and that just happens to be one of our friday night heroes game of the week choices -- we've got four good ones for you to vote on -- all with district title implications --

saturday's game at south dakota and don't forget our game of the week as well -- we've got four good ones all with district title implications -- you can also find this poll on the kwwl dot com sports page -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your forecast. we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible tuesday night with a slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with te wednesday is dry with so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways wa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- these corporations shipping our jobs overseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show... pat

since all's, south dakota. to rotary club is honored host this forum and issues debate between the two candidates for u.s. senate seat representing south dakota. i'm jack marsh, longtime journalist and retired executive of the net, the freedom forum, .nd the newseum they will have a fair opportunity to make the best cases and state their position on a wide range of issues. the questions are mine and have not been shared in advance. as moderator, i challenge the candidates talk about themselves , their views, their values, their experiences, and not go negative against their opponents. in thell of you here holiday inn ballroom to be respectful of the candidates by avoiding applause and outbursts that could detract from the civility and a core of this debate. the candidates will each have one minute to respond to most of the questions. more time may be allotted as born to. dianne bentley who is seated down in front is the official timekeeper and she will hold up warning signs for the candidates as time runs down

we're talking about some like senators john thune of south dakota, jeff fisher of nebraska. does donald trump really want the endorsements of these senators who had originally, earlier abandoned him? >> look, you saw him earlier today. he'll take support wherever he can get it. the more unified we are as a republican party, great. the more independents and soft democrats we can pick up. but at this point, he understands that most americans right now are looking for change. there's a huge contrast between his message of change and 30 years of hillary clinton's message of status quo. he laid out an agenda for his first 100 days. but more than anything hillary clinton has tried to sell donald trump as the risky choice. but he has the record of risk eight now, whether it's the failed russia reset, her actions in libya, syria, her handling of classified information. over and over again, when given the opportunity to make tough choices, hillary clinton has proven that she's had the risky

appeals court panel questions today for protesters trying to block a pipeline through north dakota, south dakota, iowa and illinois. dakota access is nearly finished building the 3 point 8 billion dollar bakken pipeline. today, the standing rock sioux tribe answered questions from a three- judge panel of the court of appeals for the d-c circuit. the tribe wants to block work on a section of the pipeline through lake oahe in the dakotas while it tries to appeal a lower-court ruling from september. tribe leaders say the pipeline will impact historic, religious and here in iowa will only have one option for a health insurance provider if they want to buy subsidized plans under the affordable care act. medica is the only health insurer that's agreed to sell individual policies in all 99 counties. this map includes the 13 counties that will only have medica. eight of those are in the southeast corner... iowa, jefferson, keokuk, lee, louisa, mahaska, van buren and wapello counties. medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and quad cities areas. 55-thousand i

a flight on delta to get her to south dakota. when she got back, she tried to get her frequent flyer miles, the ones she used for the first flight. with nowhere else to turn, baskin called nbc 10 responds. >> i saw all the good work that you guys did. and i thought why not, give it a try and here you r. >> reporter: a represent told us it would be in touch with the passenger, american never got back to us, but baskin got her 40 ,000 airline miles back and credits nbc 10 responds. >> nbc 10 is the best. >> outstanding, oh, great. outstanding. >> baskin says she had 40,000 reward miles returned to her account, with a value of about $1,180 and that brings our recovery counter up to 1$114,39. >> let's go, harry. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, fill out our complaint form online and we will respond to you. >>> here's keith jones. >> next at 5:00, we follow that story of a missing lehigh valley mother found dead in her co-worker's yard. now the suspect may have been learning about hunting humans, plus donald tr

still ahead...why a pilot in south dakota was ground and put into handcuffs.plus...the new regulations from the f-c-c that protects your online z25kmz zvpz beyond wisconsin...jury deliberations set to begin on monday in the trial of two associates of new jersey governor chris christie. closing statements began today. former port authority executive bill baroni... and christie's former aide bridget kelly are charged in the so- called "bridgegate" scandal, in which lanes were closed on the george washington bridge allegedly for political purposes.both baroni and kelly face federal conspiracy and fraud charges and could face up to 20 years in prison. police in riot gear are forcibly removing pipeline protesters from their encampment on private land in north dakota.protesters have parked cars on the highway near the camp and set a small fire at one of two blockades. the dispute has been going on for months ... over a 3 point 8 billion-dollar pipeline that protesters fear could harm cultural sites and drinking sioux tribe. yet another pilot facinig charges after he was arrested... accused o

. >> hinojosa: but now you live in south dakota, and this is your base-- south dakota is your base... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: you made a decision to be in a place like south dakota, as opposed to-- and you could have. you could have been in new york, you could have been in hollywood... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: why? >> because, basically, i wanted to be around, you know, northern plains native american americana. >> hinojosa: because as a film director, for you it's essential to stay in touch with that reality? >> it's... yeah, it's essential for me to stay in the culture, and learn about the culture all my life, because i was apart from it. >> hinojosa: and what you see-- again, because a lot of americans i feel like, you know, they don't go onto the res; they don't have a lot of reason to go onto the res-- so we have these images of native american... the native american population, that is... it's just kind of flat, you know? you... your home... all of your movies are about, "let me tell you about what's really happening." and these kids, for example, in the movie smoke signals-- victor

. >> the temperature in sioux falls, south dakota right now westwind four hours ago. there is a cold front approaching from the west. there are also showers that will arrive toward morning and could be around in the early morning hours tomorrow. the cold air piles into eastern iowa. by tomorrow evening at this time, temperatures will be in the upper 40s and winds will be grant -- gusting at 25 miles per hour. that will bring the cold air recover from the flood. flood. sanborn joins us with what we know right now, scott? scott?karen - there's a new initiative called the "jobs and small business recovery program". it's a plan to help businesses financially impacted by the and small business recovery program. it is a plan to help as this is financially impacted by the flood to belmont -- to bounce back. it was the evacuation and because they had to close, they also lost revenue and workers lost out on their paycheck. tomorrow morning there will be a partnership between the city and the greater city rat -- one business affected won't be coming back at all.---even though i

but south dakota wins 28-25 over northern iowa ... iowa conference football, coe hosting central ... fast forward to the 3rd quarter, central up 17-16... coe's defense steps up... prairie grad andrew netolicky forces a fumble on the sack, and recovered by ryan leonard ... kohawks offense cashes in... the pitch to kennedy grad trevor heitland and he runs it in for the 11-yard score... 4th quarter, coe up 26-24... but central quarterback riley gray throws a beauty to sam markham who makes a terrific catch... dutch retake the lead, 30-26 ... coe responds... gavin glenn keeps it on the read-option... breaks a tackle and scores... coe up 33-30 with a 1:26 left ... central had a chance to tie the game on this 22-yard field goal... but dylan stepleton comes up with the block... he was ejected from the game in the first half, unbeaten with a 33-30 victory "i just didn't want to rough the kicker. we did that last week and didn't want to give them another chance. but yea, we were pretty fortunate, got a big push up front and we were able to get

duszak was schedule to fly from rapid city, south dakota to salt lake city, utah where he lives. airport officials said duszak smelled of alcohol and authorities were saying it's investigating the incident. the light left rapid city after a two- and-a-half hour delay. the new york police department wants to make sure illegal guns stay off the streets...so they're trying something new... police plan to melt down three- thousand siezed guns this week at an undisclosed location. some have praised the plan as common sense...others say it's unnecessary. the n-r-a says the guns should be sold like other confiscated assets. but the police commissioner says his team has worked too hard to get the first place. toss to rob a weak area of high pressure moves in behind yesterdays very wet low. it wont be enough to clear us up but it will keep us dry today. highs will get to near 50. friday, the high exits and a low starts to move our way. that will create a push of warmer air and highs partly sunny conditions. the low moves over us on saturday and may give us a few showers but it also keeps

these are seven big cats all conditions in south dakota. the truck just arrived carrying the seven animals. susan is here to give us the run-through of the situation here. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for being here. >>jennifer: thank you so much. so tell me about the whole situation why these animals were rescued from the sanctuary in south dakota. >> from what i understand in late september, usda, department of agriculture, actually had a routine inspection of the facility in south dakota. it's called spirit of the situations where the animals that needed immediate relief and they ended up talking to owner and he has agreed to relinquish all the exotic cats and sanctuary out of california called lions, tigers and bears, has been wonderful. they used their own transport truck to actually bring seven cats. we're going to be their forever home. >>jennifer: they've been driving arrived. you're proud of her work as well. >> absolutely. the sanctuaries are very small community and we do work well together and are just thrilled she was

western illinois and now year to south dakota mark: well very detailed oriented person. he will know everything about us--tendency wise. he'll have a great plan put together---it's all about our execution... philosophy.. mark: well we know beat us last year.. and they did a great team because schematically he's very good. rick: and they're always tough at home--you've gone up there its their playing in a domed stadium like rick: i know the team has on the road again and win a big the win but then didn't get it done the next weekend. so now the next goal for this team and we be consistent in our growth and be a better team on saturday.. rick: good luck this week going to take on the divisional playoff series,... cleveland hosts boton in gamke one... bottom 3, game tied at 2, o and one out makes it 3-2 indians. next batter--- francisco lindor makes it back-to- back . another theindians hit three homeruns in the third off red sox pitcher rick porcello-- 4-2 cleveland top 5, boston gets one back----. red sox catcher sandy leon rips one to right- center, in the other american

police in rapid city, south dakota were called to the airport on the reports that the pilot of a small commercial jet was drunk in the cockpit. the sky west flight bound for salt lake city when it finally took off. the allegedly drunk crew member was not at the controls. kris van cleave reports. delta connection flight 4574 arrived in salt lake city hours behind schedule with a different pilot at the controls after police in rapid city south dakota arrested 3-year-old russell duszak on suspicion of drinking. tsa officers noted duszak smelled of alcohol, called police. and officers removed him from the cockpit. darren farmer posted this picture in rapid city. tweeting delta had to call in a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk. >> we saw a police officer board. >> barbara larson was on the flight. >> i will be really anxious now when i get on more flights. wondering, you know, you know, where the pilots and skoe pilot has been the night before. >> reporter: drunk pilot cases are rare according to the faa. to have blood alcohol of .04 or grart. in august, two united pilots were

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as you said, 7 animals rescue from south dakota liuing out rest of their days here big cat rescue in tampa bay. great beautiful place to be if prosecute. my first time it pretty incredible. and the woman who makes this all happen my goodness. carol good morning thanks for being with us. thank you for covering this, jen. it's just an amazing incredible i think all work these go into this lion tigers and bears about. we spoke with found earlier this morning bobby and just the team work that comes in. and driving all across the country to make this happen. this is incredible. they are just a handful really good accredited sanctuaries around country we do try to help each other out can. tell about situation that was happening in south dakota why some animals had to be brought over here. we don't know all the details yet. but we know usda moved in on sight back in end of september. and apparently whatever they saw there made them think something needed to be done immediately. and so they ended u revoking license of spirit of the hills. and trying to find holes for all of animals. during t

. >> reporter: she brought the cross country flight to south dakota with the award miles.elled that put her in another plane with a connection in dallas. when she got it, she said they were left stranded. >> no conducts flights to south dakota. they told us they couldn't get us there until monday. and my trip started on sunday. >> reporter: she said she pleaded with american to get on an earlier flight so she could make the bus. >> i was crying in the airport. we were very upset because we didn't know whether or not this trip was going to happen. >> reporter: desperate to get to south dakota, she booked another trip on delta and took the trip. when she got back she contacted american to get the frequents flier miles refunded. >> we spoke to more supervisors and not one of them helped us. >> reporter: with nowhere else to turn, she turned to "nbc10 responds." >> i figured, why not, give it a try. here you are. >> reporter: when we preareachet to american, a rep told us they would get in touch with the passenger. american never got back to us, but she got her 40,000 miles ba

. >>> a monument to honor a warrior in south dakota has been under construction for 70 years and could take a few more mark albert takes a look at the quest to carve the crazy horses memorial. >> reporter: it's taking shape high above the black hills of south dakota. for nearly 70 years crews have been blasting tons of rock off the mountain. this man began construction here in 1948. his work on mt. rushmore drew the attention of standing bear memorial for american indians. he started in 1977. >> he said my fellow chiefs and i would like to know that we were here too. >> this is crazy horse's arm we are out no. >> reporter: his daughter monique oversees the work. you're still going seven decades later. >> we are. yeah, we are. >> reporter: where why is it taking so long? >> it's a big mountain. a big mountain. >> reporter: the phase was now they are shaping the head and outstretched hand. in some spots crews have a few feet of rock left to move. finishing just the hand will take years. >> drill a lot of holes and take out one block at a time. >> reporter: caleb is the third generation o

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. >>> actress shailene woodley arrested during a protest of the forest south dakota pipeline. >> i'md. i didn't -- i was down there with everybody else. >> woodley and 26 others are charged with criminal trespassing in north dakota. the pipeline would carry crude oil from north dakota through south dakota and iowa before reaching illinois. >> a letter that albert einstein wrote to his son hits the auction block in boston this week. the physicist wrote the weren't page heart felt letter in the late 1920's to edward einstein. the elder einstein wrote he longed to see his son who was finishing high school. the handwritten shredder signed papa. it's expected to fetch more than $100,000. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv

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chip reid, cbs news, keystone, south dakota. >> pelley: magnificent. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all right now on cbs 2 news, a man on a mission -- "if mayor ron corbett says he needs some toothpaste, we're gonna give it to him. no questions asked." how one corridor campaign aims to help cut healthcare costs, one basic necessity at a time. time.plus ...00:27:03 "everyone should be able to get that safe ride home if they feel like they need >>> how one quarter gore campaign aims to cut health care costs one necessity at a time.>> everybody should be able to have it if they feel like they needed. >>> nightly service. >>> bumps in the road for corridor.-- body cameras. setbacks for local law enforcement. >>> right now the ghouls and goblins are out on this halloween night. let's check in with meteorologist terry swails for the weather first forecast. >>> there are no problems we can see tonight. temperatures are mild and i am thinking in the lower 60s for hours. there is no rain to be found in eastern iowa and ther

after police in rapid city, south dakota arrested 38-year-old russell dusak on suspicion of drinking. tsa officers noted he smelled of alcohol, and called police. he failed a breathalyzer test and officers, removed him from the cockpit. picture inside the rapid city airport as passengers waited for information. they had to call in a replacement pilot. our pilot was drunk. >> we saw a police officer board. barbara larson was on the flight. >> i will be really anxious when i get on more flights. woulding, you know, you know, where the pilots and co-pilot has been the night before. >> reporter: drunk pilot cases are rare. according to faa ten pilots last year fund to have blood alcohol concentration of .04 or greater. in august, two united pilots were busted suspected of being intoxicated as they prepared to fly 141 passengers from scotland to the u.s. also that month. john mcguire, american airlines co-pilot pleaded no contest to charges he was drunk when removed from a detroit to philly flight in march. and removed from flying duties, scott, both delta and skywest, the airline operatin

talk to me about the situation that was going on in south dakota to make this happen. we don't know all details yet. we do know that usda had come in had seen conditions there that made them so concerned that they stayed on site. which i've never heard of happening before. and during that process the owner was attacked by one of his tigers and put in the hospital. and so whatever it was that usda saw they negotiated with the owner to revoke his license and to put these animals into a protected zsanctuaries around te country. >> the sanctuary community. and a lions and tigers and bears which is run by bobby brink is one of those and she is wonderful about spending all of her time on road moving lions and tiger and bears all over the country. where do you go from here? what's next? our goal is to put ourselves out business because these animals shouldn't have to be rescued in first place we're work on federal bill that would put an end to private possession of veterinarians were here on site today taking a look at them. they will go through 30-day quarantine and then enj

passengers were boarding the delta flight in rapid city, south dakota....when police got on and arrested the 38-year-old t-s-a officers noticed a smell of alcohol coming from him..and alerted police. a replacement pilot was called in and the flight finally took off to salt lake city. officials haven'tsaid what duszak's blood alcohol level was. v the city of orlando came together before the orlando magic's season opener..to pay tribute to the victims of the attack at pulse nightclub. silence just before tipoff. the magic also unveiled a banner that will hang in their arena. the flag includes the number 49 with each victim's name printed on the back. singer brandon parsons also performed a song dedicated to the victims. it's been nearly five-months since the massacre at pulse nightclub. time now is x:xx --- it appears nevada legalize marijuana. coming up--we'll show the results from our exclusive ktnv-rasmussen poll. adlibs 1:28 - ground ball to short..the cubs have evened morning. chicago takes game tw