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but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the fountain of youth. there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to that conclusion. but it is legend. it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about here in st. augustine. and that's actually what we are standing at today, is the fountain of youth, which is the site that pedro menendez de alvarez actually set foot on, on this day in 1565. >> wow. that's pretty cool. tell us about the founding of st. augustine and the first thanksgiving. >> well, the first thanksgiving was actually a decree from the king of spain. he wanted there to be a gathering of the locals here, which were nat

in the end, says victims advocate, laura dunn, the st. paul's case can teach all of us what do you take away from a case like this? >> i think no means no. but the modern way of thinking, what everyone is saying is the best way of thinking about it, is yes means yes. if you don't have yes, guess what? you have a no. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joi"they took it right out from under my nose. broad daylight." and he isn't the only victim... the crime spree hitting a small jasper county town... and how people there are responding. the bombing campaign isn't enough.... find out how president obama is chaging the mission in syria... and what it will mean for u-s soldiers. 21:39:00--21:39:05 'he would have laughed at this the way theyre doing the suckers, and the candies and stuff ." his laughter is missed... but everyone knows he would be proud of how his community is responding to the loss. see the town's first ever halloween celebration.. and who inspired it. in many rural iowa towns people

he was the judge of the circuit court in st. louis at the time. he was known in st. louis as being somewhat favorable to these cases. enslaved persons who were suing in the courts to gain their freedom. it was a jury of 12 men, and all of these men would have been white. some of them may have been, and probably were, slave owners. we have to think when the scotts came here once more in 1850 for a second trial, and when the jury, having listened to the evidence, decided that they should be set free, that the evidence must have been very persuasive. it was one of actually just a little over 300 cases that were heard in the st. louis courts about this same matter. enslaved persons trying to become free by petitioning the legal system. when the slaves came into the court, and we know that they were allowed to come into the court by law, sometimes people ask us that question. this side of the room, traditionally, is where the prosecution could sit, and this is where the slaves would have been. we are looking at the original petitions that dred and harriet scott made to th

. >> reporter: for more than a century and a half, st. paul's school in concord, new hampshire, has taught the lucky few in a rarefied world most people could only imagine. >> has got this, i think, unparalleled record of excellence in the academic arena where we've sent out alumni who have gone on to just achieve things to their highest ability. >> reporter: katie tarbox is a graduate of st. paul's. >> they're really creating people who go on to be great leaders. >> reporter: ambassadors, industrialists, pulitzer prize winners and politicians. like secretary of state john kerry. owen labrie came to st. paul's from a solidly middle class background. he won a full scholarship and took the school by storm. soccer, crew, the school newspaper and radio station. >> it's very, very smart kid, a lot smarter than i am. >> reporter: john, a friend of owen labrie's, also attended st. paul's. >> i think owen is a natural born leader, as you can see through those roles that he was put in, the soccer captain and all that. >> reporter: by his senior ye

in the end, says victims advocate, laura dunn, the st. paul's case can teach all of us what do you take away from a case like this? >> i think no means no. but the modern way of thinking, what everyone is saying is the best way of thinking about it, is yes means yes. if you don't have yes, guess what? you have a no. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. it's kind of hard" now at ten. drew and heather collins spreading awareness this halloween -- in an effort to track down the person who killed cousins lyric cook and elizabeth collins three years ago. plus.. video shows a newly hired iowa bus driver attacking a 15- year-old boy with a mental disorder. and.. some area kids going trick-or- treating a day early -- going door to door at a local nursing home. ""you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at ten." good evening everyone, i'm

host: the st. louis courthouse where ded and harriet south redress. >> the place where harriet and dred scott came toll fight the legal system. >> we are in one of the grander courtrooms that survived in st. louis' old courthouse. we know in both of the dred scott trials, the same judge presided. he was the circuit judge. he was known in st. louis as being somewhat favorable to these cases of enslaved persons who were suing in the courts to gain their freedom. it was a jury of 12 men and all of these men would have been white. some of them may have been and probably were slave owners. so we have to think when the scotts came here in 1850 for a second trial and when the jury, having listened do the evidence decided that they should be set free, that the evidence must have been very persuasive. there was a little over 300 cases that were heard in the st. louis courts about this same matter of enslaved persons trying to become free by petitioning the legal system. and when the slaflse came into the co

where: st. luke's hospital, nassif heart center, third floor dubuque job fair details: what: finley hospital job fair when: tuesday, oct. 20 from 3-7 p.m. where: finley hospit auditorium we'll check baa in with jjni in our next half h hur. back to you guys ii the studio. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot forrest. parking is about to get easier for visitors to the university of iowa hospitalsndinics and u-i children's hospital. officials expect to open a new 700 spot underground parking ramp right outside the main hospital in the next couple of weeks. work is nearly complete on the 10-million dolar project, and inspections will start soon. officials say it will likely open by the end of the month or early next month. the country. and the surge in fan support overwhelmed the web. the new movie had some troule... in today's teccbytes. good morning! it's ---. overall, plan on another mild day. whil the wind hold off burning due tt extremely drdr cocoitions. a few showers may potentially overall,

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it was enroute to st. petersburg. the prime minister of egypt has reported the crash and that the pilots reported problems shortly after takeoff and requested an emergency landing. so i would go with what the egyptian authorities are reporting in realtime. i think that's the most reliable source at the time. >> anthony roman, thank you so much for joining us and now we'll bring in msnbc aviation analyst john cox. john, what is your impression of this crash so far? >> good morning. this is a tragedy, of course. the last six years with the airline, i flew the airbus a-321 and i found it to be an extremely good, reliable airplane. it has a very good, safe track record. and i think that what we know so far based on the very limited information that we have that the airport took off at sharm el sheikh for st. petersburg. it was just about reaching its cruise altitude of around 31,000 feet. we know that the air speed -- or the ground speed rather slowed down significantly as reported by a couple of sources and we know that

since it began at st. luke's in 1989, children's miracac network has raised $7 million for children's health care. for more information, visit unitypoint.org or call 712-279-3295. we'll be right baba after coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... for the last 18 months workers at a wisconsin ship yeard have worked hard to assemble the u.s.s sioux city. ktiv gotup close look at the ship building process... that's tonight on news 4 at six. plus... sometimes it can be tough for a business to keep the best employees. so... what canhey do to attract or keep those workers? we'll have the answer in here's your "feel good" story of the day. a father who battled leukemia worked t tdefy the odds again to make hihidaughter's wedding day even more special. after enduring extensive chemotherapy , surviving a coma, and going blind in one eye, ralph duquette and his daughter agreed that he didn't have the strength to walk her down the aisle. well, guess what? he worked with physical therapists all summer, and there they go

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and my mother was in st. louis, and she went down to visit, and about a month early. >> kelly air force base? >> your dad was in the service, so you -- >> austin. force base. not good. >> if you want, i can do your genealogy for you. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, knock me in. >> tell us about st. louis. >> st. louis is a beautiful place as far as we're a people city. we're not quite as a tourist attraction as new york city, but we're more of a people city, and i love it, and i'm not going anywhere, you know? go, cardinals. [laughter] >> nelly, when did you realize that, you know, you have a gift? >> actually, my uncle realized it first. >> how old were you? >> about 6. about 6. he started getting me training singing old jackson five records and things of that nature. he's no longer with our family, no longer. but it's a beautiful thing, man. >> and now you still live there, and you give back in your own community, not only in our community. but in your own community you're working on affordable housing, right? >> of c

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supposedly, st.t on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. announcer: this pro

st. albert leads 21-20. luke waters rolls out and finds elijah finn for the first down. st. albert would turn it over. akron quarterback cal for a 24 yard gain and a first down. a few plays later he finds austin allard in the endzone for the 20 yard score. westerners go up 26-21. st. albert would turn it over on downs. this time a-w's cal eskra finds caleb colt on the screen pass. colt takes it 63 yards for the score and puts the westerners up 32-21 final score: aw- 57, st. albert 36 alex over the past few years, mmc has turned into an 8- man power. the eagles won a over the past few years, mmc has turned into an 8- man power. the eagles won a state championship in 2012 and were just 3 points away from playing for another last season. chris and with the schoololet to merge with remsen union next year, mmc was looking for an exclamation poinin this season. tonight they ened their playayf run against 7-3 kingsley pierson...the panthers, quite a turnaround from a 4-5 showing last year. after a kp fumble on their opening drive though...ben specht...runs the quarterback keeper...

the photographer st. louis jumped right into the shot as soon as she started taking pictures. >> the favorite engagement photo doesn't even show the couple. [ laugh ] >>> there is a halloween controversy up next, the reason walmart is now pulling one costume from its shelf. >>> it is national cat day. coming up in 15 minutes, the rideshare company that is giving you one on one time with felines today. >>> walk him back -- welcome back. this was three years ago today super storm sandy devastated much of the east coast. that storm caused $50 billion worth of damage. many of the people affected by this storm are still waiting for government aid. some of them have been camping out across from the new jersey statehouse since tuesday to reminded the governor that they still need help. >> the military is investigating how an army boat managed to float -- lamp managed to -- blimp managed to break free. it's tether dragged along power lines and attracted attention of many people. >> i picked him him up from school

faisal kahn is the director of public health in st. louis county. >> some disasters unfold slowly over time and their true nature and extent and severity only becomes clear in terms of human cost once you start counting people around you. >> reporter: to keep count these neighbors keep a list. >> the landises, the dubells, shirley shank died of breast cancer. >> there's 21 people on this list. >> and they were all on the same street? >> right. on palm drive. >> reporter: all of the residents in north st. louis with health issues told us they believe they had long-term exposure to the low-level contamination. this type of prolonged exposure has rarely been studied. scott, we are going to continue to follow this story. >> vinita, thank you very much. >>> something that surprised us today, in west virginia president obama said drug overdoses kill more americans each day than car wrecks. 120 overdose deaths every day. in a decade heroin use by young

if any parent did what st. paul's school did in ken urging senior boys to hook up with freshmen girls, that parent would be justifiably excoriated by others, saying are you crazy, have you lost your mind? why would you ever say that to your children? jean: we've learned that labrie has been sentenced to one year in county jail followed by probation and will have to register as a sex offender. and an emotional case as well. josh: you are joining news 9 at 5:00. we'll have a bunch more on this case throughout the evening. you can also find complete coverage of this complicated and difficult case on wmur.com, along with a look at how this case fits into the larger picture of new hampshire case history. jean: we're going to move onto other news of the day and we'll get back to our team coverage of the labrie sentencing. but first one person has injuries after a rockslide on i-91 just over the new hampshire state line. the stormy weather last night triggered that rockslide in vermont. state police had to close the h

and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

this route between st.the plane was en route from sharm el-sheikh, a holiday destination by the seaside, still warm weather, blue skies, on its way back to st. petersburg, which is where russian media are reporting that a government official in the next hour or so will likely make the first official briefing that we're going to hear. again, these are early reports, and i think a lot of details here are still going to need running down and checking. but it does seem at the moment that the russian authorities are moving quickly, establishing a hotline, sending three aircraft to egypt to help in the recovery here and the investigation. and also to try to provide information, foreign ministry saying it will provide more information when the details become available. >> nic robertson live in moscow, thank you so much for your reporting. now let's turn to our own ian lee live in cairo, egypt, following the story there. ian, we understand that ambulances, 20 of them, are on their way to the crash site. what more d

>> guest: the church of st. john the divine, church of my own denomination, the episcopal church in new york city, the largest cathedral in the world by volume -- >> host: in the world. >> guest: in the world. largest cathedral in the world. st. peter's is a basilica, so that doesn't count. you have to do a little manipulation with the statistics, but the church of st. john of thedivine which has been a building since the 1880s and which is very far from finished and probably never will be finished, it's a magnificent church that always seems to be, well, originally when it was the first building, tourists looked at it and said, well, what is that ruin there? because it was taking so long to build. and in the course of building it, there have been many architectural revolutions. first, it was going to be more of a romannesque church, then it was going to be more of a gothic church. first it was going to be high church episcopalian, nothing but devoutness -- >> host: nelson bells. >> guest: actually, that's my ki

and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

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there will be a public hearing one week from today at the caltrain headquarters in st. carlos. the final vote about the fee hike is scheduled for december. >>> testing is about to begin on some new barge cars with a crucial improvement -- bart cars with a new door design. there will be three doors on each side instead of two.

he was a great running at st. peter's prep in new jersey.watched him play a lot of lot in high school, and he was great on both sides of the ball. going with both backs here. harrison watching on the big screen. sideline, vocal all night. williams and bell are in there. vick. pass. and he's stopped a yard short. it's hill. about him. ed he makes the stop here and it's 50-yard be about a field goal attempt. phil: will hill just has a game. ous feel for the that's his greatest attribute. job st can play and what a once again running through the receiver and taking him right down. not going to kick it here. hil: why would they? his confidence is shattered after the other two misses so tomlin is not going to put is game on the foot of his kicker. jim: he's been in the league 12 years. all-time scorer at jacksonville missed the last two by a fraction to the left and time-out is called here. the steelers. phil: let's go over this i like once in a while. jim: it's a good time right now. phil: i'd kick it. jim: i would too. phil: the ball is traveli

during the 15th annual radiothon event, st. luke's children's miracle network will be counting down to one million dollars. the caring for kids radiothon has raised more than $9$9,000 over the past 14 years and roughly $64,000 will need to be raised this year to help reach this milestone. stories of siouxland children and families who have been impacted by gifts to children's miracle network will be shared throughout the event. radiothon pledges will be used to enhance children's health care at st. luke's, helping to purchase equipment and supplies as well as to support family and community education programs. in addition, the public is invited to the st. luke's atrium, located at 2720 stone park blvd. in sioux city, to participate in a basket raffle and chair massages. st. luke's departments created 20 baskets that are available for raffle starting at $1 each. the drawing will be held at 4 p.m. on friday and the winner does not need to be present to win. absolute massasa & bodywork will be giving chair massages on thursday fro

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st. anselm college proposed to move its sports teams to division three and that isn't sitting well with students and their families. they feel like they weren't part of the decision. >> this group of students and parents feel they've been left in the dark about possibly going from division two to division three, a decision they learned about the same day the application was submitted. >> it should have been discussed something like this forum, et cetera, that should have been done months and months prior, not after the fact and then they would have got the proper feedback the school wanted to go in. >> the schools recruited to come here were recruited under the illusion they'd compete at a high level and now are cheated of that opportunity. >> the president steven desalvo the process is only in the exploratory phase and take months for the ncaa to make the decision. i sent the later and 20 minutes later i met with students and coaches. so it happened quickly. >> desalvo says it fits a div

he was a great running at st. peter's prep in new jersey.watched him play a lot of lot in high school, and he was great on both sides of the ball. going with both backs here. harrison watching on the big screen. sideline, vocal all night. williams and bell are in there. vick. pass. and he's stopped a yard short. it's hill. about him. ed he makes the stop here and it's 50-yard be about a field goal attempt. phil: will hill just has a game. ous feel for the that's his greatest attribute. job st can play and what a once again running through the receiver and taking him right down. not going to kick it here. hil: why would they? his confidence is shattered after the other two misses so tomlin is not going to put is game on the foot of his kicker. jim: he's been in the league 12 years. all-time scorer at jacksonville missed the last two by a fraction to the left and time-out is called here. the steelers. phil: let's go over this i like once in a while. jim: it's a good time right now. phil: i'd kick it. jim: i would too. phil: the ball is traveli

police say st peter refused to pull over... and eventually lost control... crashing into an electrical pole and a garage. according to the police report... st peter admitted to being under the influence of ecstasy.. cocaine.. and marijuana. one of two ankeny shooting victims is out of the hospital... both men were shot outside the mcdonald's restaurant on southwest state street saturday night. channel 13's stephanie moore joins us... stephanie... police now have a better idea of what led to the shooting.. police are still conducting interviews but say it appears some bad manners may have led to the shooting outside the mc-donalds... 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... about thirty 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 are still investigating exactly what happened but say

luke's glass apple gift shop, st. luke's imaging & breast screening services, st. luke's administration unitypoint at home iheart media hy-vee mainstreet sunnybrook for ticket information call: 712-224-puck jenna: fred's back next with a final check tonight's low will be 55 with rain and slowly rising temperatures. tomorrow, 68 will be the high with rain and a few thunderstorms. the 7-day shows a nice weekend but more rain chances next tuesday and wednesday. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and the fireworks. tough questions on her e-mails, on benghazi and the moment members of congress start fighting right in front of her. as we ask tonight, how much has the american taxpayer spent on the 17-month investigation? >>> also tonight, we're now learning about american special forces in a daring and deadly raid on isis. the hostages isis was planning to kill, and the operation that led to that deadly firefight. >>> the stunning new report. secret service officers found sleeping on the job. one right at the white house. >>> major new developments in the case of the driver wh

the friends of st. francis say not only are they not done in the courts of the state or of the united states, there's also the vatican. in scituate, i'm bill shields, wbz news. lisa some. >> thank you, bill. >>> a student's in custody now from last month's threat at stonehill college. a note in the bathroom sparked an evacuation and massive search. benjamin debiase has been suspended and banned from campus. >>> environmental police searching for a bear in newton say it was found dead on 128 this afternoon. it's unclear if it was hit by a car or died of some other cause. last friday, people spotted that bear in auburndale. david? >>> tonight, governor charlie baker is taking a big step in the addiction crisis with a bold, controversial plan. christina hager spoke with one recovering addict who said this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: this marine walks with a crutch because he fell three stories blown out of a window during a third tour in afghanistan. >> they feed you pain medicine, and a

the latest fire was started at shrine of st. joseph catholic church this morning. >> it's got to be somebody who has mental issues, somebody, you know it runs the gamut until we catch the person or persons. >> the churches damaged by the fires are planning to hold services outside this coming sunday. >>> following the search for the next speaker of the house, wisconsin representative paul ryan says he would run for the position if his conditions were met. now he has the support of one of the major house gop caucuses. dave giovanni has what's next. >> reporter: so a floor vote isn't scheduled until a week from today. paul ryan could take another big step forward today and become a john boehner successor. he said he would only pursue the job on his terms. one being he receives formal backing from the three major house gop caucuses. yesterday, ryan got the support he was looking for from the freedom caucus. perhaps the biggest hurdle he had to clear was the super majority that said they would back him. he also met with a study comm

he says he went to st. elizabeth's medical center in boston where he says doctors found internal bruising from the blunt force trauma of the shark. but doctors also found something else. >> and they let me know that they had found a growth or a tumor on my right kidney that was about the size of a walnut. >> reporter: finney had surgery two weeks ago, and doctors at st. e's removed the tumor. saved his life. >> i think this incident salve saved my life. i think the shark was a messenger, you know, from god, from an angel looking out for me. you know, i count my blessings and thank my lucky stars for that non-stop now, because if i hadn't gone and had those tests, i wouldn't have known about this cancer until it was most likely too late. >> wow. what a story. now, finney says he's not going to waste his second chance at life. he says he's never gonna take anything for granted anymore and says he's gonna be the best person he can be. now, doctors here at st. e's say his prognosis is good and that he is now ca

diana>> some siouxland radio stations and unity point health st. luke's are teaming up to help siouxland children. the i-heart media radio stations are wrapping up a radiothon to benefit the st. luke's children's miracle network. the goal of today's event is to secure 64- thousand dollars in pledges... to push the total amount raised over the past 15 years to 1 million dollars. that money goes to help people like nikki eisis... whose baby arrived nearly three months early and spent three weeks in the n- i- c- u. "i just want to say thanks to st. luke's and thanks to children's miracle network. thanks for helping take my little boy home at 18 weeks and look at him now he's a big boy." so far... they've raised 11- thousand dollars of the 64- thousand dollar goal. the radiothon wraps up for the day at 6 tonight... but will resume for another 12 hours at 6 tomorrow morning on k- g 95, z- 9898nd 107- 1 kiss- f- m m kayla>> . kayla>> . weather helines. weather headlines. larry, diana, kayla>> larry, diana and kayla talk about forecast. metrocam chad clos

memberrof the mommy and me class at st. luke's hospital met for a costume party today, there were baby kittens, sharks and even dinosaurs. parents accompanied their babies agags 8-12 months for the celebration. (cg: ashley marzen/ mom) "it's a good opportunity to any reason so it was a lot fo fun just to see all the cute babies in their costumes." the class showed off their costumes to the nurses at st. lukes, as they enjoyed their arly storm track seven chief

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