stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau.emonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus. and so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins

stephanie: why?it was hard for him as a he hader, even though done everything right to make money. from him, helen was lied to, whatever the case might be. he confronted issues at every turn in china. this is always been the illusion about china. this great market, this booming growth market. profitability for outsiders has been elusive. it has been a great cautionary tale. bull on big all -- chinese culture and history, but it is making money that is very difficult if you are not specifically chinese and wired and specifically the different businesses. david: is it the lack of rule of law, the central control of the economy? jim: it is a wonderful cautionary tale about some bank documents. china, bank documents in as opposed to having signatures have to have these seals on them. david: everybody has their own chops. stephanie: there what? david: a chop. it is like a whacks seal. seal. each one has to put their chop on it. stephanie: chop, chop, chop. jim: as long as the documents have them, they are

stephanie: happy tuesday morning. it is our second day on bloomberg "go." i'm stephanie ruhle. david: welcome. the most: this is influential conference. let's break down the interviews. jeff smith. that's break it down. bob dry filled, we have tom stier, and we have one more. one very special member of the family. >> i'm loving it. the best green room in new york. david: bloomberg surveillance is on radio right now. you can catch him on bloomberg radio. he will be with us 30 minutes from now. stephanie: we are bringing you the morning must-read. for now, let's get you with the first word. the news you need to know. vonnie quinn is delivering. budweiser, maker of they have rejected and informal takeover offer. miller's executives. some shareholders looking for an offer in the $110 billion range. backrd if they will come with another offered. the rain ended in south carolina, but floodwaters are still rising. it may be weeks before officials decide which washed out bridges are safe to drive on. president obama care the way for the hardest hit areas to get federal aid. how many am

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. chitchat about tom brady all morning, but we have numbers out, wells fargo, matt. matt: wells fargo, one of the things i consider more interesting than tom brady. we see a net interest margin of 2.96. we see $5.8 billion in total net income. wells fargo, it looks like a slight beat here, and that could be a good thing because the banking sector needs it after j.p. morgan's miss yesterday, revenuerevenue -- we have seen today. vonnie: it did seem at times it was four versus one. the four challengers went after front-runner hillary clinton. at one point, clinton and bernie sanders disagreed about wall street and capitalism. sen. sanders: the greed of wall street, where fraud is a business model, helped to destroy this economy and the lives of millions of people. mrs. clinton: when i think about capitalism, i think about the small businesses that were started because we have the opportunity and freedom in our country to do that, and to make a good living for themselves and their families

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. david: it is a bank morning. stephanie: here to kick us off, our own christine harper, finance under, and stephanie mehta, editor of "bloomberg live." we have a big day. david: we do. i am looking forward to that interview. stephanie: tweet me your questions. i need some help. david: earnings just came out for morgan stanley. we go to matt miller. matt: we're looking at a big miss on morgan stanley earnings. profit was $.48 a share compared to $.83 earlier. but if you take out an accounting gain, it was 34% skim -- it was $.34. $.34 compared to $.63. obviously a big miss on the bottom line. we are also seeing a big miss on the top line. a $.5e looking for billion and we got $7.7 billion instead. so missing on the bottom and the top line. the reason morgan stanley says is a loss of private equity investments. that is no surprise to we have seen that across wall street. it is definitely affecting organ stanley, combined with a loss, more seriously than other banks. harper,e: christine when morgan stanley is saying

brad stephanie: stephanie: welcome back. well, a central shaking up this subject. in fact in her classroom...don' t even try to call it social studies...because the way she's teaching it...makes her this month's one classroom at a time winner it was a normal day at boone high school. "nats of alicen" alicen morley was just starting to teach a class... when.... "we are with local 5 and baners trust and you have won this month's one classroom at a time grant...really?.. you've won it...so we've brought the big check...congratulation s." it doesn't take long to see that alicen is not your typical social studies teacher--in fact, in this classroom, it's called social sciences... 6:32:12 alicen morley social sciences teacher "the difference is that in social studies, it seems to be we're learning more about history. in social sciences it's examining history and trying to use history to then provide better arguments for the future." these students look at history the way they'd look at a science experiment. morely has to find different ways to keep them engaged... that c

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. joined by erik schatzker.the founder and managing partner of .eta-capital management nice to see you. it has been made since we saw you. stephanie: extraordinary performance. is a mortgage specialist. we are going to be talking about investment strategy. looking for to it. right now, time for the first one with vonnie quinn. you.e: thank america's longest war will last beyond president obama's term. a u.s. official says 5000 troops will stay in afghanistan into 2017. the president wanted to bring all troops home from afghanistan before he left office. afghan troops and police are having trouble controlling the taliban and al qaeda. releasedtorius will be from prison five days from now. a parole board is allowing pistorius to serve his sentence under house arrest. the paralympic athlete was given a five-year term for the shooting of his girlfriend. we will soon know whether the mets or daughters will reach baseball's final four. the winner tonight will play the chicago cubs for the national league pennant. in t

stephanie: thank you.g to a bloomberg buyers are shunning traditional pumpkins for ugly ones like the ones you see here. demand has surged for once with different colors, shapes, and deformities. pumpkin production of all types has surged. bloomberg can always find our angle, 31% since back in 2000, and guess what else? halloween, the favorite holiday of the year, is tomorrow and we wanted to go inside the business of what has become a make a holiday. joining us to discuss halloween luke.uced president, let's start with the of. there are people -- let's start with you. there are people who were hobos for howling for 10 straight years and now we are in a situation where this has become a mega-billion-dollar holiday that everyone is involved in. luke: we're talking newly $7 billion that will be spent on it and nearly half of it on costumes but one third of it -- 1/3 of it on candy. when you think about that macroeconomic back top and how it affects how much was an unholy, the back to 2012 with hurricane sand

stephanie: how? it seems like the middle class -- that consumer is getting her drastically. -- hurt drastically. steve s: it says that on television. it may not say that in the real world. --phanie: tell us what final china looks like that you can see that we can't. steve s: china has some things that are going quite well in the consumer economy. like andme things -- steel, and certainly with manufacturing and exports, which are not going well. it's more of a mixed economy. two years ago, everything was up. it was up really big. economytions of their are up really big, and certain sectors are not. david: with your shopping will experience, you would say consumer demand remains robust in china. the consumer demand, middle-class, for certain types of things. the kind of stuff that actually was keyed more to corruption, some of the people who were spending money at the high-end -- those people have disappeared in terms of their source of money. but the regular consumer is doing pretty well. been thisk t

stephanie: and... straight ahead-- as we get ready for another season of cyclone travel to kansas city to hear from the players. day --with a live report, coming up. 5 news at 5 in hd with angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie: topping national headlines-- a sex scandal rocking one of the top college basketball programs in the country. stephanie: the woman at the center of it all is speaking out to espn's "outside the lines," sharing accusations and raising the allegations university of louisville team. abc's elizabeth hur has more. ((sot)) "side deals were sex, make extra money, deal was? sex." katina powell.. who former director of for the college basketball powerhouse university of louisville cardinals.. hired female recruits and paid for the arrangements. "andre was the one who had the money. he passed out the money, for the deals" in an interview with outside the lines? the author of the book.. "brea

stephanie: will come to "bloomberg ." i'm stephanie ruhle. boy, did you have a big day yesterday. stephanie: i had a big day with the presidential front-runner, the one and only mr. trump. david: i cannot wait to get to that interview, frankly. i want to introduce matthew winkler. thank you for being with us, as well as mark halperin. respect," the afternoon program. great to have you with us. we want to start with vonnie quinn. benie: volkswagen appears to feeling the impact about emissions test scandals. than thew slower entire market, and vw's market share was the slowest since march. turkey says it shot down an aircraft that was violating its airspace. according to the turkish military, the aircraft crossed into turkey from syria. the turkish television network says the aircraft was an unmanned drone. in southern california, 700 vehicles are stranded on a freeway after a flash flood caused a landslide. it happened on interstate 540 miles north of downtown los angeles. no reports of injuries. it could take 24 hours to clear the road. now f

stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. it took a jury four days and it caused the victims a lot of frustration. but today, finally a verdict in the trial of pete polson. polson was accused of shooting up a pleasant hill neighborhood last fall. he seriously hurt two people. and as part of his long list of charges, that also included drugs-- he was charged with two counts of attempted murder. however-- he wasn't convicted of both. stephanie: local five's claire powell explains,( live from the polk county courthouse for us. claire jack and stephanie, at 2:30 the jury finally reached their verdict- finding pete polson guilty on all nine counts. however, when it comes to the three attempted murder charges, polson was only found guilty for one count of attempted murder... then the jury went with a lesser offense for the other two counts. they found polson guilty of serious injury for both matthew stephenson who narrowly missed being shot that day... and also for zach whitehill who was shot once in the back and once in the neck.

stephanie: very cool.understand from someone inside the company, the criticisms -- how does it feel to someone inside who has seen the company evolve over that period of time? mr. kelly: ibm is a great company. the sponsor -- we innovate in areas that matter to our shareholders and the world. we are very responsible in our capital allocation, as we announced yesterday. more share buyback, more returns -- constant dividends. so, we are a very, very responsible company. erik: you are a scientist, right? mr. kelly: i am a scientist and engineer. erik: 20 you rather see the money go into research and intelligence -- the blue-sky thinking ibm was known for four decades? mr. kelly: we still do it. we are the only company to this day that has been able to produce a system like watson. that came out of core investments in r&d. we still, as we always have, invent the future of information technology business, and will continue to do that. stephanie: you're not getting credit for it, though. mr. kelly: we are invest

stephanie: and more news on ben carson... we've learned that the next time he's in iowa, he'll be accompanied by secret service. his iowa staff said the extra safety is needed. "as you get bigger and you have these crowds ther's a security component with that." tonight at six, it's not just carson's popularity... but threats that made him pursue secret service protection. also find out who foots the bill for that extra security. jack: some big news out of ames today. iowa state has a new offensive coordinator. jordan furbee is in now with more.... jordan it looked like the big story of the day was joel lanning being named the starting qb over sam richardson, but paul rhoads dropped a bombshell at his weekly press conference, announcing offensive coordinator mark mangino has been relieved of his duties. "mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in that, i wish tha

stephanie: really?few weeks there have been companies that have come to market at 6% have backed up beyond 10%. -- isf them have tried to it really easy to get a deal done today? jeffrey: no, it's not easy but the capital is there. when we were sitting together in -- vegas stephanie: sitting, sitting. jeffrey: we talked about the fact that high-yield markets are too aggressive. i would say that today they are gotten to cheap. there are still liquidity issues around apf. but now you have things like all and otheraltice companies. when they need capital, they can get it, but it is at a price. brendan: i am fascinated with the story with the amount of french capital moving into the american cable market. it has been difficult for operators to own in different markets because you don't have -- there is much more competition. it is an interesting move for them to come over here. malone has done at the other way, rupert murdoch done at the other way. the u.s. natural gas traded just below two dollars this mor

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stephanie: meteorologist joins us now.. brad "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by exexrts" jack: a view from enough to see outer space is enough to see the largest and hurricane ever recorded. the potential for patricia to cause massive destruction is prompting thousands of people along mexico's pacific coast to flee inland. jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now with central iowa's most accurate forecast. brad? brad: (adlib) brad: (adlib) brad: weather adlib: put script here in green brad/wxhang brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! jack: five... we'll show you why one financial analyst says buy facebook stock -- no matter what happens to the u.s. economy. 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" getting a lot of likes on wall street. in consumer news today... the social media giant was trading at 102 dollars a share this morning. it marks the first time the company crossed the 100-dollar mark. facebook is amon

stephanie: ok, john. up or down? >> up. stephanie: s&p? >> flat. stephanie: 10 year treasury?up slightly. stephanie: unemployment. >> down. stephanie: how that a yearbook before we go? take a look at this shot. i guess we don't have that. there it is. how about this high school yearbook picture? that mop is hot. volkswagen under the gun. angry lawmakers question top u.s. executives in just a few hours. -- glencore taking next. ♪ david: welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." former morgan stanley and brendan, welcome back. david: let's go first for first word news. for that, we have vonnie quinn. michael might be in for a tough day on capitol hill. he has testified before a house to sayee and is expected vw will stop delivery of 2016 models. thousands will remain quarantined. the democratic front-runner hillary clinton will propose a penalizewill investors, financial managers, and traders for misconduct. cutting costs for oil prices. any newnot start projects. saudi arabia gets 90% of revenue from oil. little turnaround this morning and we're back down now. futures are

i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. the big crowds are for a rally for hillary clinton, a free performance by katy perry and an appearence by former president bill clinton. tonight, we ask police what they're doing to make sure everyone's safe. jack: local five's kattey ortiz lays out what people can expect tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a rough one for anybody trying to drive through downtown des moines. up to six thousand people are expected to fill this parking lot her husband bill clinton ... and pop superstar katy perry the jefferson-jackson ---- des moines is used to special guests during the election cycle ... but probably not used to having big names like katy perry hold a free concert. "she said at one point she was willing to write a campaign song for the campaign, any way she can help out she was willing to so we're really grateful to have her and we're excited for tomorow." the singer will headline a rally for hillary clinton on saturday afternoon with president bill clinton at this parking lot behind the

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. our authority on banking christine harper. i'm tired. did you watch the debate? david: part of it. stephanie: if i wanted to the in a disrespectful fight, i would call my sister. we are going to go to vonnie quinn. republican presidential candidates try to break out of a crowded pack in colorado. on dollars anded cents. jeb bush went after marco rubio after a four to newspaper called after noto resign showing up for a senate vote. this,n you signed up for this was a six-year term. you should be showing up to work. the senate is like a french work week you get three days where you show up or just resign and let someone else take the job. 2000 four, john kerry ran for president and missed 60%-70% of votes. in 2008, barack obama missed votes. the same newspaper endorsed him. this is a double standard between the mainstream media and the conservative media. said hisonald trump for casino bankruptcies taught him how to restructure debt. the house has passed a budget compromise that avert the debt default. borrowingxtends authority through mar

stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at 10... we'll hear how isu head basketball coach steve prohm is settling into life in ames as he gets ready for his first season. jack: then-- a day to celebrate the victories and the struggles of iowan's blind. and why you should watch for white canes. stephanie: and... a major road project...ground to a halt over a cactus. tonight...some good news at construction picks back up. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... sam, it's blitz game day... we're heading to north polk high school in alleman.. and its expected to be a cool morning right sam? absolutely. you're going to need to bundle up. and for friday night football there is even colder air coming our way... maybe we'll take that party inside tomorrow on good morning iowa! "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports directo

stephanie: good evening... i'm stephanie angleson. jack: and i'm jack miller. eddie tipton is a name not may peopleknew until he was caught rigging the lottery system to collect the jackpot. jack/lam: he was an ordinary guy with a very sensitive job -- protecting the integrity of the lottery. instead, he made a serious play to steal 14 million dollars. in the end, it didn't work. tonight... i show you why lottery leaders say from day one, he was going to be caught. and i'll help you decide how you feel about the drawing, before you buy your next ticket. nats -- "it's time for your powerball drawing!" (from oct. 21 drawing) lights, camera, action and -- the most important part -- hundreds of millions of dollars. (nats) it's what keeps so many americans buying tickets week after week. the dream of instant financial freedom. that dream was shared by this man, eddie tipton. the problem is, tipton worked for the multi state lottery association. it runs many drawings nationwide, including the grandaddy of them all -- powerball. (nats of powerball drawing) but behind

stephanie: what do you mean -- i feel waning in the world. stephanie: what do you mean? tom: just the american economy. it's the model for the world. no matter what country, what system we talk about, the russians sitting in middle of dreams of driving a mustang down hollywood boulevard. dreams -- we are a country of immigrants. but what is happening around the world's confusion of the systems , which happens in the capital markets and the readjustment caused tremendous barbell inequality everywhere. so everywhere, the rich are getting richer and the poor getting poorer. it is not a great thing. east, you have amazing countries that have been our allies that, in an instant, switch flags. nobody knows why. nobody knows what. and it is not allocable to those people in those countries. 7% of the fossil fuels comes from the [indiscernible] and you have some of the best ,ountries, qatar, abu dhabi with a different set of problems but find themselves in a labyrinth of confusion because the world is confused about religion, about politics, about capital practices, and trade is

stephanie: women.us onto her they focus on how he is larger than making money and things. point i want to introduce is pricking the notion that something is special about trump's media strategy. he gets a lot of credit for being able to manipulate the media as well as he is. is others -- diller said it not creative. at realityb television. the media is taking advantage of him and getting higher ratings. a higher rating. he is not in it but "celebrity" moves on. i sat down with bill ackman. build it was a big surprise. at the end of the interview, the big cough or 2016 was to see mike bloomberg running for president. what i found interesting was donald trump's popularity. it is one of the things that drives him. so muchwhat people like about donald trump, the idea of who he is, he said donald is not actually that here and mike is. bill's words, not mine. >> later, emily chang will sit at the vanity fair and san francisco. right here on bloomberg television. best we will look at the of the day. that will

stephanie: good luck with that.want to go over to the united kingdom where they're considering staying in the european union is worth it. the bank of england has gone so far as to study about what it would mean for the british economy. you are working on a piece right now, let's talk about this. clive: i am more sympathetic to the case for brexit then perhaps i ought to be. the rational part of my mind says this would be a disaster for the british economy. i think it would be a bad bad thing. but, it was so much wrong with the european union, and so many of the brits criticisms, there was so little will to fix these problems, that the question does arise. to you want to be part of this project going on? david: i would ask you first not to use the term brexit, because give gone enough -- gone through enough. i have the raft the number of british lending institutions and foreign owned subsidiaries in the you can't. you can see they are already exiting the u.k. as far as moving to ireland or the continent or elsewhere.

stephanie: welcome to bloomberg . i'm stephanie ruhle. david: i'm david weston. we have a lot today. we have our favorite friend. our very special guest host for the hour is the ceo and chairman of starwood. david: matt miller, can we have some breaking news? matt: we are looking for $1.45 eps, and the numbers have not rolled across the ticker yet. what we have seen this morning so far is a $10 billion share buyback. johnson & johnson plans to repurchase $10 billion worth of shares on the public markets, or through privately negotiated transactions. it has about 2.70 7 billion shares outstanding -- 2.7 7 billion shares outstanding. the covenant can do this not just because they have no ideas, but because they think their out of price. thatanie: or they figure -- i want to talk with barry. we need to get to the news first. here's vonnie quinn. vonnie: thank you so much. in china, imports in china are on the longest losing streak in six years. it reflects the plunging commodity prices. domestic demand in china has been falling. vladimir putin fires a shot at the fe

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon marshall koehn (cane) has been clutch a couple of times this season for iowa. jon/2bam: yeah jack-- and hawkeye headquarter reporter alex giaimo got a lesson or two on kicking from him this week. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from koehn on being clutch and how to kick a field goal properly don't go anywhere. with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: a position ofootball field with more pressure than a kicker-- you hit a game winning kick you're a hero. you miss it-- you're the goat. iowa place kicker marshall koehn is 10 for 12 this season for the hawkeyes-- and he took some time to sit down with local 5 sports' alex giaimo to talk about a clutch kick against pitt and show her how to boot a field goal. (alex giaimo) they might not be the center-of- attention but the role of a kicker on a football team is very important. (marshall koehn) a good kicker is someone the team can rely on week in and week out whether

stephanie & jack: 1. dr. ben carson is polling first, but he didn't commensurate amount of attention or questions tonight. did he look like a first place candidate to you? 2. there were nine candidates out there tonight, it makes it tough to really get much info from any info from any one of them. who do you think is next to quit their campaign and get out of the way? 3. any stand out performance tonight by someone you think will get a bump in the polls? donald trump video marco rubio video jeb bush video carly fiorina video ted cruz video mike huckabee video john kasich video rand paul video stephanie: thank you for joining us doctor schmidt. jack: a new lawsuit could pave the way for thousands of iowans hoping to acheive the american dream. right now they're being held back by what are being called some arcane and harsh iowa codes. local five's amanda krenz has more. we're talking specifically about the skill of african hair braiding... it's a highly specialized talent, that's rich in heritage. but if this

i' m stephanie woods. police say they found the man naked in his home where he believed he was shooting burglars. mike cronin is in pelham with what police found inside. mike: police say that mark did fire his gun multiple times inside his apartment. his neighbors are rattled, but luckily no one was hurt. this is what police say they found inside mark' s home, for pistols, two rifles, one shotgun, about 200 gun magazines, and more than 10,000 rounds of ammunition. that is not why they were called to his nashua apartment. >> we started hearing these loud bangs. mike: jennifer kent lives downstairs. around 6:00 saturday, she says he began firing. >> he was just shooting everywhere. lord knows, the bullet could' ve mike: breanna was helping her parents move in next door to the suspect. >> he' s like, i just shot for people. mike: her family called police. officers found him in his apartment naked, sitting in a chair with a loaded gun, yelling for police. >> it was kind of scary because we did not know what ha

stephanie: and for good reason... the hawkeyes are now 12th in the associated press poll released sunday, and 13th in the usa today coaches poll. this is iowa's highest ap ranking since 2010. and it's pretty fair to say this won't be their last win. the analysts commenting on iowa's not so difficult remaining schedule. here's a look at that: a bye next week then maryland, indiana, minnesota, purdue and nebraska. stephanie: maybe you've seen this pop up in your facebook feed. a hawkeye nation blog post written by jon miller calling out all those "iowa haters" who are attributing iowa's good fortune to their easy schedule. miller takes the critics to task... with lots of data, breaking down why iowa's wins are still quite impressive miller credits changes by head coach kirk ferentz for the stellar season. " some people from the state say i sound like i'm whiney a person don't whine about things like that some people calling me a hypocrite for being pro iowa and pro ferentz right now when last year after the nebraska gam

stephanie: news?s's estrace in killed 45 people clearly human rights group said the headline targeted last night. their ever commander founded a three syrian army is reportedly among the dead. the groups received weapons from the u.s. like father, like son in canada. the liberal party swept into office. his father was the former prime minister. china's's president was greeted by queen elizabeth today in london. saying it is the first time he was to visit a person in a decade. david cameron says is ready to make deals worth billions of dollars during the trip. matt miller is here. seizures are slightly down after three days of slight gains. not a lot of movement. it is really an earnings story. seven companies reporting. this get to some of those starting with ibm. you can see ibm is down, disappointing. it missed on revenue and lowered its operating outlook to as much as 1575 per share. real problems as ibm tries to shift its business focus. united technologies also coming out with a big mess on reven

stephanie: en chicago trabajo.ucha atenciÓn a unos dolores de cabeza pero despuÉs llegaron problemas mÁs serios. enfermo: los testÍculos empiezan, crecer. stephanie: una maÑana de vacaciones en puerto rico se asustÓ. enfermo: me levanto con el computarizado completamente, no se podÍa mover, nada de lado derecho se podÍa mover, nada. stephanie: la parÁlisis durÓ menos de una hora y lo convence de visitar a un mÉdico, después de muchas pruebas el especialista le diera mala noticia. enfermo: me dice que tengo una masa, no se sabe de quÉ es, me dijo que me tenÍan que tenían que hacer una biopsia prevÉ serÁ cancerosa. stephanie: era el cÁncer más comÚn y agresivo entre los tumores cerebrales. un paciente con esta enfermedad vil un promedio de 14 meses despuÉs de su diagnÓstico. los mÉdicos le propusieron someterse inmediatamente a tratamientos agresivos de quimioterapia y radiaciÓn. enfermo: me dijeron que lo Único que poder hacer a reducirle mantenerlo en un estado que lo reduzca y no te moleste. stephanie: el tamaÑo d

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: snap a cool weather photo? just click on the share it tab! jack/3dtlbam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon it's week nine of the football season wrapping things up right? jon/3dtlbam: yeah jack and our game of the local 5 sports we preview the regina game... "now, local 5 sports suffered two early season losses but has been rolling the last few weeks. but tonight they face one of the best teams in the state in all of football. " we expect a lot of physical football. they will be a measuring stick to see where we're at. we remember last year we're another year older remember last year we're another year older we need to play a really good game trust eachother. establish inside ground game. our speed and ability to there for the most part of the night. they're number one for a reason. i think it'll be a good test to see where we are. it'll be a real good game between us and them these last four weeks we've been on quite a tear offensively. we're starting to peak a lot of excitement. the guys are getting excited. fans are maki

stephanie: next....a renewable fuels milestone. why this iowa ethanol plant is one for the record books. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of the world's largest cellulosic ethanol plant opened its doors. dupont's had a special celebration this morning at their newest facility in nevada. the plant will transform corn stover-- which includes the leaves, stalks, and cobs-- into ethanol. this new technology house gas emissions by 90 compared to gasoline. create 85 150 seasonal jobs, and will help provide extra income to 500 farmers in the area. branstad: "this new how we provide value to farmers, to the processors, and the throughout the entire world." stephanie: production at the plant will start next week with shipments expected year. they expect to produce 30 million gallons of fuel per year. stephanie: and people in cedar falls are trying to go green! work starts soon at prairie lakes park in cedar falls... where 1.5 mega watt solar panels will soon cover an entire field enough to supply electricity to about 275 homes per ye

stephanie/2ram good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2ram and i'm jack miller. the officer in that video was cleared by a grand jury. and now the police department also says the june 9th shooting was justified. tonight, see the incident for yourselves from the eyes of the officers involved. jack: local five's kattey ortiz breaks down exactly what happened in tonight's big story. kattey/bam "any reasonable person in her position would've done the same." those are the words the chief of police used when we asked why officer vanessa miller was cleared of any wrong-doing in the shooting. after an internal review process--lasting three months--we get a closer look into the minutes leading up to the strange and deadly incident. it starts with a routine traffic stop on merle hay road. while an officer is running plates ... 28 year old ryan bolinger pulls up next to him in the middle of the road. (move your car out of the way!) the officer repeatedly tells him to pull over elsewhere. (move your car out of the way you're going to get hit! - my life's in danger) you can q

stephanie: but next.... southwest airlines is adding a new direct flight from des moines...but that means it's dropping a popular route. we'll tell you what's out. stephanie: in consumer news today -- you should expect to see lower heating bills this winter. stephanie: that's thanks to predictions of warmer weather in the eastern u-s in the coming weeks, courtesy of the weather phenomenon known as "el nio". that warmer weather is expected to lower demand for fuel during the winter, resulting in an above-average stockpile. monday, natural gas prices tumbled nine- percent to a more than three-year low. prices have fallen 20- percent this month alone. stephanie: general motors is recalling one-point-four million cars due to fears they might catch fire. most of these vehicles were also recalled back in 2007 and models two decades but g-m says more than 13- those vehicles after being fixed, prompting this new recall. g-m says the result of oil leaking onto a hot manifold. most of the fires occurred while the cars

stephanie: and... this high school football fan got the moment of his life when he was asked to play in the game. dont want to you're watching local 5 news at 5. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 welcome back--lots of action on the campaign trail. as donald trump and ben carson threaten to boycott the next clinton is enough to talk running mates. karen travers has more in the race for the whitehouse. drama over a debate - the two leading republicans starting a revolt. donald trump, presidential candidate: make this an extra hour want to make more money." donald trump and ben carson joined together in a letter to cnbc?saying they "do not and will not agree to appear at a debate that is more than 120 minutes long including commerical breaks." they also insist the debate include an opening and closing statement from each candidate. no response yet from cnbc but trump tweeted this morning the n

stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot: it looked like a blowout, but maryland made a game of it in the second half. bottom line -- the hawks are still unbeaten. here's local 5 sports director jon schaeffer with the latest jon/bam thanks guys-- the iowa hawkeyes were looking for an 8 and 0 start with a win against maryland today-- a team at the bottom of the big ten east division. they did what they should have-- which was win. just a few of the highlights here. td run by daniels. one handed catch by george kittle w/ replay akrum wadley td jon: here's a look at iowa's remaining schedule-- they jon: here's a look at iowa's remaining schedule-- they head to indiana next week-- a dangerous team there... host minnesota before wrapping up the season on black friday in lincoln nebraska on the 27th... we'll have specials going on for that heroes game against the huskers we'll release more information on those shows as we get closer to thanksgiving weekend. jon/bam: now there is some speculation as to bowl games-- the o

stephanie: local 5's claire powell is live with tonight's big story. claire the prosecution wrapped up their case this afternoon with wrapped up their case this afternoon with 37 witnesses... showing more than 20 lbs of marijuana and drug paraphanila scattered and hidden in polson's home an ex girlfriend and friend of polson took the stand for the defense explaining how erratic polson would get when he would injest meth and that he did in fact injest meth the night before the shooting took place. roll cue - weekened before the shooting happened " that's when i saw his behavior change. that night or the night before is when i askedhim to leave my claire roll cue: pulled over " i just know i would never intentionally do this. i'm sorry from the bottom of my heart. i'd never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself never hurt anyone like that. i wish i would have just shot myself that day instead of those people. i'm sorry. i appologize, i'm families. " police found digit

brad/wxhang (adlib) stephanie: thanks, brad! stephanie: have you or someone you really tough situation and come through as a hero? if so we need you to nominate them! local 5 is proud to be a sponsor of the heroes game on november 27th and we need you to nominate a hero to be recognized at that game. tell us their story at we are iowa dot com. look for the icon in the "don't miss" section of the website. jack: still to come on local 5. could your child's picky eaten put them at risk for emotional problems? we'll explain in today's health minute. you're watching local 5 news at 5. small number of them are extremely picky eaters. eating something new, it has real health implications. holly firfer explains in today's health minute. for cara and louis amo getting their six year old son trey to eat a snack seemed more like a game of 20 questions. (louis amo/father) "that's' when we began to hear a lot of kids go through this and then they grow out of it. toddlers are busy. they are not going to starve themselves that was the advice w

stephanie: thank you for joining us for this morning's meeting. thank you very much, stephanie. back with jeff blau from related. they have real estate assets valued at $20 billion. we talked about abu dhabi, london, new york, let's talk about the rest of the united states. where do you see the most promising possibilities for real estate? jeff blau: we do follow the large urban markets and job growth. real estate is a byproduct of economic growth and jobs. san francisco is a strong market. we are doing fiber six different development in san francisco today. -- five or six different development since emphasis go today. rentss evidence of why are rising, people want to live in san francisco. herenies are relocating because that's where the talent is. --phanie: you have no fear these techons of eas companies are through the roof. all they are doing is raising money. this that factor into your decision-making? jeff blau: it does. you think hard about that. that's not all the companies in san francisco. there's true demand for jobs and job growth they're and that's what we track. th

i am stephanie woods. eve was found in a rochester motel room where she was staying with her mother and her mother' s boyfriend. mike cronin joins us live in the studio with how loved ones are remembering eve. mike: her classmates planned tonight' s vigil so those who knew her and those who didn' t could grieve and celebrate her life. more than 100 of eve' s family and friends were together to say goodbye to the girl whose life was cut short. >> it' s really hard to believe. it' s shocking. mike: a candlelight vigil was held at the rochester comments for the 17-year-old who died more than a week ago in a motel room. police are investigating her death as a possible drug overdose. she was a senior at spaulding high school. >> she would always help people. she was really sweet. she was a beautiful person. mike: her classmates organize the emotional gathering as >> she was such an outgoing, great girl to be around, and we had dreams of being fashion designers together. it' s nice to have that memory. >> for me

stephanie: welcome back. the democratic presidential candidate finished up his two-day tour of iowa in oskaloosa earlier today. he spoke to students at william penn university, and switched up the q and a portion by asking the audience about issues they had not heard from other candidates, such as youth unemployment. sanders also expanded on his ideas for social security reform, something he's been doing on this latest iowa trip. he said he wants to expand the program, and lift the current cap on taxable income. stephanie: and just one republican candidate in the state today, carly fiorina met for breakfast with voters in cedar rapids--where foreign policy took center stage. "no closed captioning available" stephanie: fiorina will be back in iowa - along with nine other gop presidential hopefuls - for the republican party of iowa's growth and opportunity party on oct. 31 at the iowa state fairgrounds in des moines. jack: and a bunch of republicans running for president are planning to come to the metro to sit

we are iowa" stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. tonight-- an entire county says no to the bakken pipeline. we've heard from individuals, we've heard from farmers. now officials in boone county are urging the iowa utilities board to say no too. jack: local 5's kattey ortiz joins us now with the latest. kattey: this is the first time an entire county has stepped up to the plate. yesterday they adopted a resolution against the project ... and they say the people of boone county are behind them. "we essentially pulled a hail mary" in a last-ditch effort, the boone county board of supervisors signs a resolution saying "no way" to the dakota access, or bakken, pipeline. "what we're concerned about is property rights, and the environment and the resources that would be affected by the line." the resolution was adopted at a board meeting wednesday with dakota access officials. boone county chairman chet hollingshead says not a single person from boone county at the meeting supported the controversial project. "we can send a message to the

stephanie: thanks. a project to create a bike bath from southern maine to northern massachusetts is on hold. the new hampshire seacoast greenway would run more than 17 negotiations for the sale of a hampton are stalling the it' s also part of a larger walking path from northern maine to the florida keys. raise breast cancer awareness today. it is the making strides against breast cancer of manchester. the goal was to raise more than $260,000 and attract more than 1600 walkers. continues to grow each year. >> we have a couple of people that have just jumped on board to be event chair next year and we are looking for it to just become bigger and bigger. stephanie: the money raised will go to the american cancer society to help find a cure for breast cancer and to help fund programs and services. still to come on news 9 at 6:00. halloween comes early for one new hampshire 10-year-old. how the rollinsford community is helping levi celebrate today. hayley: we had showers earlier this morning. the next couple

stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at six... what did presidential candidate martin omalley say in iowa today that's raising eyebrows? jack: and.... what's new about a bus driving around iowa? "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: o'malley met with the des moines register editorial board earlier today and said that he would consider legalizing marijuana across the entire country....somet hing he hasn't said on the campaign trail before now. the former governor of maryland said he is keeping an eye on how colorado and washington are handling the issue, but that he is open to the idea of federal stephanie: on the republican side, candidate rick santorum is adding staff in iowa. santorum told reporters after last night's debate that he's upping his ground game in iowa as some candidates, like

i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot: and i'm jack miller. 29 year old christina williamson was arrested back in may, accused of abusing kids in the daycare she ran out of her home. today in court, the parents who trusted williamson with their kids were very emotional. stephanie: local five's kattey ortiz was in court for her trial and has more in tonight's big story. a quiet and visibly weary christina williamson appeared in polk county court for the start of her trial. she was arrested in may after her husband secretly recorded surveillance video of her running a daycare out of her home. "i handled the children roughly. i handled a-n today ... she admits to roughly grabbing a child by the arm. "i handled nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell there might have been potential injury." but it gets worse. "when you say handled her roughly what did you do? after i changed her diaper we were excersing and i had laid her on her chest with her legs out." while a baby was sitting upright with

stephanie/ram it may be a class that you nodded off in. but a central iowa teacher is shaking up social studies. and that has earned her this month's one classroom at a time grant from bankers trust and local 5. alicen morley teaches at boone high school. she works pretty hard to keep her students engaged and wanting to learn the subject material. she reched out fot this 1- thousand dollar grant to buy a new camera and green screen to help take her lessons to the next level. alicen morley boone high school "we want to use green screen technology so my kids can do reenactments and the can look cool they can do debates and get into the election. we need cameras and green screens. not easy to come by." technology is part of the way alicen morley is changing social studies. in fact..in her classroom, it's called social sciences...we'll explain why that is significant coming up at 10. in the meantime...teach ers..log onto our website we areiowa.com to apply for the one classroom grant. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edward

i' m stephanie woods. but if you thought today was beautiful meteorologist hayley , lapoint tells us about sunshine and warm weather for your work week. hayley: we just have to get through tomorrow, the one chance of showers we have, but for tonight, spectacular forecast. here is your ghostly forecast. temperatures in the 40' s, lower 40' s in hanover, mostly cloudy skies. 48 in salem with cloudy skies. 46 in tilton. eventually there will be rain showers off to our west. that comes in on our sunday and it won' t be nearly as bright and beautiful as it was today. there will be a dry time tomorrow as well. temperatures in the 50' s for the most part across the state. then we get into is really great weather for the work week. i will show you the whole seven-day forecast ahead. stephanie: new hampshire state police say a pembroke man ran away from state troopers on i-93 while his girlfriend tried to help him escape. state police say they pulled over 34-year-old brandon holler just after 11:00 this morning in