yes that's right...today the jury heard from matt stephenson, the third person police say polson took aim at... stephenson testified he was walking to his truck and noticed a man parked facing the wrong way in the street...moments later he was being shot at.... "i instantly knew it was a ground, i knew i truck, because he had a clear shot." stephenson said the shooter, he later positively i-d as pete polson, kept shooting at him as he took cover in front of his truck... he told the jury he was in fear bullets came within inches of him. the state also called several first responding officers to the scene including the state trooper who helped arrest polson. the jury saw dash cam video of polson's arrest, which the trooper testified was uneventful. polson is using an intoxication defense but the arresting state trooper told the jury he didn't believe polson's was on any drugs or alcohol and said he was calm and followed all commands... was there any indication based upon your training that he was under the influence of any type of controlled substance? no. was there anything that led yo

stephenson wasn't injured, but whitehill was shot in the back and the neck and has permanent nerve damage. the sentencing will be held in december. police in pleasant hill want your help identifying a man who is responsible for several car burglaries. surveillance video shows the suspect in a red, 20 - 02 chevy silverado pickup police say the suspect is also believed to be using stolen credit cards across the metro. if you have information contact police pleasant hill police the story county sheriff says the key to reducing crime is by reducing unnecessary arrests... we're looking at how we can impose better practices... how we can be smarter law enforcement... and having an impact where we can make the public safer while hopefully being able to reduce the number of incarcerated inmates. sheriff paul fitzgerlad traveled to the nation's capitol yesterday. he was joined by more than one hundred other law enforcement leaders. the group believes that putting too many people behind bars doesn't keep the public safe. there are 2 point 2 million people behind bars in the u -s. that's more than a

stephenson avoided injury but

of attempted murder of the first victim - mark mitchell - but not for zachary whitehill or matt stephenson--he received lesser charges for those. polson is being held without bond until his sentencing december 9th. today a federal jury will continue its deliberations in the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. jesse benton and dimitri kesari payments to a state lawmaker for an endorsement! the jury got the case tuesday and deliberated all day wednesday with no decision. there will be increased police

the two victims that were injured from the shooting spree...today it was the third victim, matt stephenson who took the stand and told the jury what happened as he was walking to his truck that november morning... 38:02-i knew it was gunshots, glass is breaking, i don't know what's going on, i was instinctively going for cover." 38:11 stephenson said a man, he later positively i-d as pete polson, was parked on the street when he came outside to his truck. he said hi to him but got no response and then said polson started shooting at him as he took cover behind his truck. he told the jury he was in fear of his life and said the first bullets came within inches of him. the state also called several first responding officers to the scene including the state trooper who helped arrest polson. the jury saw dash cam video of polson's arrest, which the trooper testified was uneventful.... sot-trooper andy klein----iowa state patrol 34:39-how would you describe him? the best i can describe was indifferent, just normal was just another day. was there anything about his demeanor that indicated to you

stephenson avoided injury but whitehill was shot in the back and neck and has permanent nerve damage a result of the shooting. polson was also found guilty on two counts of willful injury as well as all the drug and weapons charges he faced... polson showed little emotion as the verdict was read and was immediately taken into custody without bond. i did have a chance to speak to a few of the victims and they were still trying to process the verdict and did not want to go on camera.... polson will be sentenced in december on all nine charges... with just the attempted murder, assault and willful injury charges polson faces up to 50 years in prison.... a man is dead after exchanging gun fire with police in cedar rapids. it all started around 10-30 last night when an officer pulled over car on suspicion of drug activity. but when the vehicle stopped 21- year-old jonathan gossman got out and ran. at one point during the chase police say gossman fired a gun at officers. officials shot back...fatally wounding grossman. no officers were injured. the d-c-i has been called in to help with the

sot-matt stephenson- 36:42-"i grabbed the door handle, as i was grabbing the handle back to get into the truck there was two shots and it hit right where my hand was, chest high, the door was open i was coming backwards at the same time, and i instantly knew it was a gunshot." 37:08 vo- stephenson said he took cover behind his truck as polson continued to shoot at him. luckily he wasn't hit. he told the jury he was in fear of his life and positively i-d the man who shot at him as polson in the courtroom today. the state also called several first responding officers to the scene including the state trooper who arrested polson. the jury saw dash cam video of polson's arrest, which the trooper testified was uneventful. polson is using an intoxication defense, however the trooper testified he didn't believe polson was under the influence or drugs or alcohol at the time of the crime. we'll have more from the trial coming up tonight at five ... including a closer look at the dashcam video of polson's arrest. four former eastern iowa prison workers are facing charges for allegedly smuggling

this morning, the last and final shooting victim, matthew stephenson, took the stand first. recalling the november day to the jury- as he quickly dropped off a backpack to his son, turned to get into his white truck, when two shots came from the vehicle parked behind him, the bullets missing him by inches. "i knew ive been hunting for years, glass is breaking didnt know what was going on, instinctviely went for cover" stephenson w aited as four or five more shots were fired through the house and his truck windows. then he told the jury he watched the green ford explorer and a man who looked like polson drive away as he called 911 . "at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" among the 13 witnesses, two iowa state patrol troopers, releasing never before seen dash cam footage, as they followed polson through another urban nieghborhood "hes very calm, calm through the whole thing, had no emotion on his face cross paths both times" once they stopped polson and pulled him over him, get down o

stephenson wasn't injured, but whitehill was shot in the back and the neck and has permanent nerve damage. polson was also found guilty on two counts of willful injury as well as all of the drug and weapons charges he faced... the sentencing will be held in december. a polk county sheriff's deputy is suing his boss for the second time over what he calls political discrimination. dan charleston ran against sheriff bill mccarthy in 2012. after the election... charleston says he was passed over for promotions and threatened with demotion. in april of last year... charleston filed a lawsuit claiming the action was punishment for running against mccarthy. depositions for that case are expected to happen any time now. then today... charleston posted this on social media. it's a picture of a second lawsuit charleston says he filed. this one names mccarthy and several other members of the polk county sheriff's office. it claims that mccarthy violated his 1-st and and 14-th amendment rights. authorities are investigating a deadly police-involved shooting in cedar rapids. officers say they stopped

reconcile that the southern confederacy was perpetuate on the cornerstone of alexander stephenson's speech that said the cornerstone of confederacy is slavery. he said you can go a little deeper, from the macro to the micro, is that a host of reasons motivated southerners of the civil war era to become soldiers. they included concepts of duty, of honor, even of manhood, but by joining the confederate war machine, all of them, irrespective of their personal motivation, advance their nation's political agenda, which was the territorial expansion of human bondage. interesting. the quote resonated because working here at fredericksburg how andeld you think of why to remember, people want to sameand walk in the footsteps, commemorate why my ancestors joined up, but at the same time trying to combat what in 2006 compared to , so the lost1866 cause and put into the concept of 1865 may not look as well now in 2015, but we need to continue to study because the lost cause is a major component of american cultural, political history. it also needs to be understood as just one view, one view only of t

coming up thursday, booktv is in brooklyn, new york, at book court bookstore where journalist gwen stephenson will argue for a new social movement in the climate debate. next weekend we're at the southern festival of books in nashville for coverage of several events. our programming from the southern festival of books will air on booktv on october 31st. and that's a quick look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> investigative reporter chris papst is next on booktv. he looks into the events that led to pennsylvania's capital, harrisburg, to be the first and only american capital city to file for bankruptcy. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome. i'm the director of the state library of pennsylvania. you are sitting currently in the law library which is in the process of being restored back to its original grandeur from when the building opened in 1931. and look at the beautiful murals. don't go over across the way and look at those murals, they're

presidential election pitting republican party nominee eisenhower against democratic candidate stephenson. it's no exaggeration to say that this talk has been in the making for more than 35 years. bob wrote his doctoral dissertation about it, which was shortly published thereafter as his first book, the first of 17 he has either written or edited. a seriously revised version of that first book, the dissertation on the 1952 campaign, is forthcoming. it won't be available tonight, but you will be able to order it on amazon soon enough. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bob greene. [applause] mr. greene: you are not going to be able to quit this place. thank you so much, henry. good evening, everybody. how are you? wonderful kansas city weather out there. i was worried about you people with snow and how i have to be worried about you with torrential downpours. it is so good to be back. it is so good to be back. it is always a lot of fun to come back from casanovia college, in upstate new york, where the snow comes and comes and comes. it is wonderful to come from here to here. this is one

fit into this nice, category all -- categorical remembrance, the cornerstone speech of alexander stephenson not quite fit in. some of the jefferson davis quotes as senator of mississippi in the senate did not quite fit in. jubal early took control in the late 1860's, early 1870's, the southern historical society papers. one of the gentlemen, a famous artillerist on the war, summed up how important jubal early was to the remembrance movement to writing about confederate history, saying that long as the old war hero, jubal early, lived no man took up a pen to write a line about the great conflict without the fear of jubal early before his eyes. [laughter] jubal early -- i mean it is fitting. jubal early was the only man who had the privilege to curse in front of robert e. lee, so you -- he might as well stand up and direct some of the commiseration of the war. the ucb called early a "forceful and truthful" writer of history. thomas connolly, a famous "therian, called early the driving force before the first lee cult." and perhaps the most influential figure in early southern writing. jubal an

matthew stephenson also testified, he said paulson shot at him several times when he was >> i could not believe someone just tried to kill me. they were not playing. someone tried to kill me, i have no idea what was going on. eric: polson is facing charges including three counts of attempted murder. kim st. onge will be there, follow her updates on twitter. elizabeth: ron paul testified in the trial of two of his former campaign staffers. cameras are not allowed inside federal court but we did catch up with ron paul after his testimony. prosecutors say his campaign staffers jesse benton and dimitri kesari tried to cover up payments made to kent sorenson for him to switch from michele bachmann's campaign. in court, paul said he would never pay for a political endorsement and does not believe anyone working for his campaign would do it either. eric: gun store owners in iowa are waiting to see the effect of a wisconsin lawsuit here. a jury there ordered agger guns to pay nearly $6 million to two milwaukee police officers. both were shot by a gun bought at that store. a gun purchased by a s

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. that assault conviction is only an aggrevated misdemenor instead of a forcable felony like the attempted murder charge. but polson was also found guilty on all other counts including willful injury, intimindation with weapon and all of his drug related charges. claire now we talked to all of the victims off camera after the verdict was read- zach whitehill told us hes just trying to absorb everything that just happened. some members of were crying happy to hear the attempted we reached out to both attorneys for they denied as well. polsons sentencing hearing is set for december 9th at 8:30 am. reporting live in des moines claire powell local5 news we are iowa claire powell local5 news we are iowa jack: claire, thanks. jack: new at five. an attempted child enticement that altoona police are checking out. two kids say they were approached at 5th avenue southwest and 3rd street. that's where local

stephenson avoided injury but whitehill was shot in the back and neck and is still recovering from his injuries. polson was also found guilty on two counts of willful injury as well as all the drug and weapons charges he faced... i did have a chance to speak to a few of the victims and they were still trying to process the verdict and they did not want to go on camera at this time.... polson was immediately taken into custody without bond.... he will be sentenced in december....just the attempted murder charge carries up to 25 years in prison.... carries up to 25 years in prison.... cedar rapids police opened fire on a man... killing him last night. officers stopped a car around 10-30. they believed the three people inside were involved drug activity. police say when the vehicle stopped...21-year-old jonathan gossman of cedar rapids ran and fired a gun at them. they returned fire... killing gossman. the two officers involved were not hurt. the officers are on paid leave pending the outcome of an investigation... which is standard procedure. a west des moines man is in jail motorcycle c

including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who told the jury he was nearly shot twice after randomly seeing the man he identified as polson on a side street. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" patrol troopers who followed and arrested polson after the shooting also took the stand. showing "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. both troopers described polson as acting calm and compliant- and neither said he seemed under the influence of any drug. " walk back toward the trooper, dont look at him. get down on your knees get your hands up!" claire the last witnesses were special agents who searched polsons home. they told the jury about finding different amounts of marijuana and other drug paraphanila associated with meth use. however, the prosecution is expected to have witnesses through tomorrow. then the defense will take over with closing arguments expected early next w

the final victim, matthew stephenson, also testified today. he says polson shot at him several times while he was getting in his truck missing him by just an inch. >> i just could not believe someone just tried to kill me and they weren't playing. someone just tried to kill me. i have no idea at that time what's going on. stacey: polson faces multiple charges including three counts of attempted murder. he'll be back in court tomorrow morning at 9:00. steve: the des moines police say a woman discovered a big surprise in a basement. the woman was looking at a build to suit house at 6939th street just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon. she spotted an open cellar door and walked in. that's where she found a large atm. it appeared to have been vandalized to get the money out. the case is now under investigation. new cell phone video of a fire destroying a barn near maxwell this morning. four fire departments were dispatched to this blaze. crews were able to stop it from spreading to a nearby house. no injuries reported. the cause of the fire is still

as well as matt stephenson who police say was shot at five times but was missed by just inches. those assault charges are can paolson did not show much emotion but the family and the courtroom was in tears. the victims say they did not want to comment. secondly whitehill said here -- zachary whitehill is trying to assess what happened. shaina: the jury continues to deliberate and the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. an endorsement. jesse benton faces one count amazing -- making false charges and dimitri kesari faces charges of obstruction. both have pleaded not guilty. altoona police have increased patrols near an elementary school after two men offered candy to students and asked him to get in their truck. rose: this is the intersection of south west 5th street and southwest 3rd avenue where the men called out to the young boys footsteps away from altoona jennifer duff is a mother of three. she never thought attempted child abduction something she had to worry about. >> i kept thinking if it could happen here it could happen anywhere. rose: two boys were going

. >> a few weeks later, gary stephenson came clean to police. bail, agreed to speak with us, too. when did this turn from a landscaping business into a criminal enterprise? >> about two and a half years ago. >> stephenson said they scammed people they believed were the most vulnerable, the elderly. >> go to the old folk's neighborhood. kick somebody's water system over. completely break it to where water is gushing everywhere. come back 10, 20 minutes and knock on the door and say, hey, look, your water system is broke. it's got to get fixed. if you don't get it fixed, your water bill will go skyrocketing. they would hire us to fix it. >> there were other scams, too. go to somebody's home, say hey, we're washing roofs today? >> we tell them, look, summer is coming. it's really hot. it's going to start cracking your roof if you don't get it washed with chemicals to keep it prote protected. >> you told these people that you had a whole plan to protect the roofs? >> exactly. >> but there were no repairs once they got on the roof. just a hosing, lit

serious injury, for the two other victims, zach whitehill, who was shot in the back and neck and matt stephenson, who he shot at several times and narrowly missed. those are aggravated misdemeanors as opposed to a forcible felony. jurors also convicted polson of both willful injury charges, intimidation with a dangerous weapon, both drug charges, and failure to possess a tax stamp. we did see some of the victim's families crying when the verdict was announced, and did not want to comment when the trial ended. zachary whitehill told us off camera that he was just still trying to absorb what just happened here at the courthouse today. i also reached to some of the jurors as well as the defense and prosecuting attorney to try and get comment but was told they did not want to comment. polson is being held without bond until his sentencing on december 9. stacey: still no verdict in the federal trial of two former ron paul for president staff members jesse , benton and dimitri kesari. both men are accused of trying to cover up thousands of dollars in payments to former state senator kent sorenson. sor

kim: that victim, matthew stephenson, says he saw a man sitting in an suv outside his father-in-law's home around 6:45 last november and said what's a.m. up, but got not response. he thought nothing of it and started to open the door to his truck when polson allegedly started shooting. stephensen was uninjured and able to take cover in front of the truck as polson continued to shoot. >> it happened so fast, it all did. i had been hunting for years; i knew it was a gun shot, glass is breaking. i don't know what is going on. i just instinctively was going for cover. kim: new dash cam video shown in court today is giving us a better idea of what happened when polson was taken into custody. the arresting iowa state trooper brian moses says the only thing that struck him as odd was how calm polson was considering the situation. >> did he appear in any way to be intoxicated? no. -- >> no. based on your training, did you see a need to do a further investigation into that issue? i did not. kim: that answer contradicts polson's intoxication defense. a dci special agent who also testified today

stephenson told the jury he was inches away from losing his life. "i cant say its been easy, this has been.. its been a process, its hard to forget stephanie: polson himself took the stand on thursday and friday, telling the jury he doesnt remember anything from midnight the night before the shooting until the cops arrested him the next morning. he told the jury he doesnt deny committing the crime, he just doesnt remember. "you went to mark mitchells houe across his yard and shot him, no it wasnt me. i wouldnt do that, i dont know. are you denying you committed the crime? no im not denying it. i just heard screaming, just wake up from this- mr polson- nightmare. mr polson answer my question... i did " stephanie: on friday afternoon, the judge gave the jury 69 instructions, calling it a short novel so it's not a big surprise that deliberation is taking such a long time. again no verdict has been reached in the pete polson trial today. they'll resume tomorrow morning, we'll be here when the verdict is reached. more courtroom news now also out of pleas

for shooting zach whitehill and at matt stephenson that same day. he was also found guilty on a handful of other charges... including "wilful injury." the sentencing will be held in december. the story county sheriff says the key to reducing crime is by reducing unnecessary arrests... sheriff paul fitzgerlad traveled to the nation's capitol yesterday. he was joined by a coalition of more than one hundred other law enforcement leaders. the group believes that putting too many people behind bars doesn't keep the public safe. members are pushing congress and state lawmakers for three things... alternatives to arrests... reducing the number of criminal laws... and ending mandatory minimum prison sentences. we're looking at how we can impose better practices... how we can be smarter law enforcement... and having an impact where we can make the public safer while hopefully being able to reduce the number of incarcerated inmates. there are more people in u-s prisons than in any other country... 2 point 2 million people. some iowa democrats are rethinking w

and at least five times, he shot at matthew stephenson. kim: the defense attorney criticized what he called a "flawed system" that resulted in pete polson not being drug tested. >> he was all over the place because of lethal intoxication, which created for him a mental disability which made it impossible to form intent. kim: like i mentioned, the jury started deliberating around 4 p.m.. they will have to determine if polson was too intoxicated to form the intent to kill. live at the polk county courthouse, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. kevin: thanks, kim. meanwhile former state senator , kent sorenson back in a federal courtroom today for a second day of testimony. he's testifying in the case of two former ron paul 2012 aides. jesse benton and dmitri kesari are accused of making secret payments to sorenson, who switched from the michelle bachmann campaign to ron paul before the iowa caucuses four years ago. kcci's rose heaphy was in court today. and she's live in studio right now. rose? rose: prosecutors continue to find m

do you know brian stephenson? >> i met him in d.c. a year ago. >> rose: he's a brilliant lawyer. >> so inspirational to find this idealestic young attorney who's done what he's done in the last ten years. >> rose: wonderful ted talk. he's great at getting people off of death row. >> it's incredible. >> rose: you take some pride in that, don't you? >> sure. i take a lot of pride in the fact that people read the books and are entertained at a certain level, but also educated at different level about certain issues, and that's what i try to do. i don't preach in every book. you can't do that when you're writing popular fiction. you entertain, the pages have to turn, but i like to include issues along the way, and there are several issues in "rogue lawyer" you come to that make the reader stop and think. that's how i approach popular fiction today is what's my next -- look at the issue of mass incarceration, harsh sentences, the death penalty is always good, wrongful convictions and on and on and on. sentencing juveniles to life in prison

. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swift kick mear. it's oak. the time pay run out. it's kicked back behind the 30. the clock is going to run out on the badgers with an incredible come from behind victory. a much needed pitch and the win. and it's heart break for the huskers here in lincoln again. >> 23-21 the final score. ball paul chryst against his good friend mike reilly with the win. win. >> what an incredible ends to this game. back and forth. two good friends, mike reilly, chryst on a crossover, so much emotion in this game a. crucial early season big 10 west game as well. wisconsin has the win. nebraska falls to 0 and 2. and we're down on the field with paul chryst. >> reporter: it comes down, what did you say to him after he missed the field goal right before? >> nothing. you know, i said something to him after the first one and that's the game. you got to keep playing, two teams just got playing. we will make the last play. it's okay to be in that situation and come through for his teammates. obviously, a lot of guys made tha

. >> reporter: biologist nathan stephenson says sequoias' main water source is snow. >> so the last twoers here have been by far the warmest on record, and what that's meant is there's been almost no snow on the ground. >> reporter: the weak snow pack has led to new signs that the giant trees are under stress. >> i looked up and i saw a big, mature giant sequoia and its foliage was turning brown, at least half of its foliage had gone brown. no one has ever reported that before. >> reporter: while only a handful of the park's sequoias have recently perished, the forest service says the drought is taking a toll on more than six million trees of other species in the sierra nevada mountain range. >> we're seeing firs, pines, incense cedars and oaks are all dying at a rate we've never seen before. even during the 1977 drought in california we didn't see this many trees dying. >> reporter: in sequoia national park, koren nydick says the giant trees are causing concerns. >> a lot of our sequoias are still appearing healthy, still doing well during the drought. but there are some that are showi

. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swift kick mear. it's oak. the time pay run out. it's kicked back behind the 30. the clock is going to run out on this game. the badgers with an incredible a much needed pitch and the win. and it's heart break for the huskers here in lincoln again. >> 23-21 the final score. ball paul chryst against his good friend mike reilly with the win. win. >> what an incredible ends to this game. back and forth. two good friends, mike reilly, chryst on a crossover, so much emotion in this game a. crucial early season big 10 west game as well. wisconsin has the win. nebraska falls to 0 and 2. and we're down on the field with paul chryst. >> reporter: it comes down, what did you say to him after he >> nothing. you know, i said something to him after the first one and that's the game. you got to keep playing, two teams just got playing. we will make the last play. it's okay to be in that situation and come through for his teammates. obviously, a lot of guys made that happen, that was a big stop by the defense. give

including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who told the jury he was nearly shot twice on a side street. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" two iowa state patrol troopers who followed and arrested polson after the shooting also took the stand. showing "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. both saying he didnt seem to be under the influence of any drug. " walk back toward the trooper, dont look at him. get down on your knees get your hands up!" stephanie: the last special agents who searched polsons home. they told the jury about finding different amounts of marijuana and other drug paraphanila associated with meth use. however, the prosecution is expected to have witnesses through tomorrow. then the defense will take over with closing arguments expected early next week. jack: here's a lawsuit that could really have an affect on gun control in the u-s. a wisconsin jur

the final shooting victim, matthew stephenson, also testified. he says polson shot at him several times, while he was getting in his truck, missing him by just an inch. >> i just could not believe and they weren't playing. i mean, this is -- someone just tried to kill me. i have no idea at that time what's going on. steve: polson is facing multiple charges including 3-counts of attempted murder. he'll be back in court tomorrow morning at 9:00. so will our kim st. onge. follow her live updates on twitter. kevin: to a federal courtroom in des moines today, as former presidential candidate ron paul testifying in the trial of two former campaign staffers. cameras are not allowed inside federal courts but we did catch , up with paul after his testimony. prosecutors say 2012 paul presidential campaign staffers jesse benton, and his granddaughter's husband and , dimitri kesari tried to cover up payments made to former iowa legislator kent sorenson to switch from michele bachmann's campaign. in court paul says he would , never pay for a political endorse

. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swift kick mear. it's oak. the time pay run out. it's kicked back behind the 30. the clock is going to run out on this game. the badgers with an incredible come from behind victory. a much needed pitch and the win. and it's heart break for the huskers here in lincoln again. >> 23-21 the final score. ball paul chryst against his good friend mike reilly with the win. win. >> what an incredible ends to this game. back and forth. two good friends, mike reilly, chryst on a crossover, so much emotion in this game a. crucial early season big 10 west game as well. wisconsin has the win. nebraska falls to 0 and 2. and we're down on the field with paul chryst. >> reporter: it comes down, what did you say to him after he missed the field goal right before? >> nothing. you know, i said something to him after the first one and that's the game. you got to keep playing, two teams just got playing. we will make the last play. it's okay to be in that situation and come through for his teammates. obviously, a lot of gu

driving out of their neighborhoods on november 17th... .including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who was nearly shot twice.. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" amanda: two iowa state patrol troopers polson also took the stand...showing the court "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. both saying he didnt seem to be under the influence of any drug. " walk back toward the trooper, dont look at him. get down on your knees get your hands up!" amanda: special agents that searched polson's home also testified, say they found different amounts of marijuana and other drug paraphanila associated with meth use. local five will have more from the trial throughout today. elias: more details from the murder investigation of a metro grandmother... 79-year-old rachel pray was found beaten to night... her laprei... neighbors say to door covered for help...then went to a nearby station. eli

driving out of their neighborhoods on november 17th... .including the third shooting victim matthew stephenson- who was nearly shot twice.. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" elias: two iowa state patrol troopers who arrested polson also took the stand...showing the court "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. both saying he didnt seem to be under the influence of any drug. " walk back toward the trooper, dont look at him. get down on your knees get your hands up!" elias: special agents that searched polson's home also testified, say they found different amounts of marijuana and other drug paraphanila associated with meth use. local five will have more from the trial throughout today. elias: more details from the murder investigation of a metro grandmother... 79-year-old rachel pray was found beaten to death saturday night... police arrested her grandson...17- year-old noah laprei... neig

he received lesser charges for zachary whitehill and matt stephenson. a federal jury will continue their deliberations in the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. jesse benton and dimitri kesari are accused of making secret payments to a state lawmaker for an endorsement. the jury got the case on tuesday and deliberated all day on wednesday with no decision. elizabeth: noah leprei was sent to appear in court, but he has waived his preliminary hearing. he is accused of murdering his grandmother, rachel pray, on october 10. there will be increased police patrols today at altoona elementary. pickup asked them to get in their truck and offered candy. about 500 protesters disrupted a meeting of the iowa board of regents. they want incoming university of iowa president bruce harreld to step aside in favor of a new presidential search. his hiring has sparked controversy, concerning his lack of experience in higher education. shaina: a man in new mexico is charged with killing a four-year-old girl during a road rage incident. tips led police to to

guilty of attempted murder of the first victim, mark mitchell, but not the other two, -- m matt stephenson. he is being held without bond until sentencing on december 9. jurors will resume deliberations . two men are accused of making secret payments. jesse benton is charged with one charge of making false statements, and dimitri kesari is charged with five charges. we will bring you the verdict as soon as it is released. elizabeth: altoona elementary leaders are reminding students of strangers after does conan asked two boys -- two man asked two boys to get in their truck. the suspects drove off in a white, two door pickup. >> they recognized it was a dangerous situation and recognized the two males were strangers. they turned around and ran back to the school. elizabeth: police are increasing patrols at altoona elementary before and after school. the case is still under investigation. shaina: a confession for a man allegedly responsible for the death of this for europe girl -- four-year-old girl. lilly garcia was shot when her father got caught up in a confrontation with another driver,

zachary whitehill or matt stephenson. convicted on charges of assault to inflict serious injury. polson is being held without bond until his sentencing on december 9th. your weather in 30 seconds! fall this morning with cooler temps in the 40s and 50s. a few sprinkles are possible early today with lots of clouds on the way and cooler highs near 65. rain moves in tomorrow and out for the weekend. more rain and

. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swift kick mear. it's oak. the time pay run out. it's kicked back behind the 30. the clock is going to run out on this game. the badgers with an incredible come from behind victory. a much needed pitch and the win. and it's heart break for the huskers here in lincoln again. >> 23-21 the final score. ball paul chryst against his good friend mike reilly with the wi win. >> what an incredible ends to this game. back and forth. two good friends, mike reilly, chryst on a crossover, so much emotion in this game a. crucial early season big 10 west game as well. wisconsin has the win. nebraska falls to 0 and 2. and we're down on the field with paul chryst. >> reporter: it comes down, what did you say to him after he missed the field goal right before? >> nothing. you know, i said something to him after the first one and that's the game. you got to keep playing, two teams just got playing. we will make the last play. it's okay to be in that situation and come through for his teammates. obviously, a lot of guys

david: that is read stephenson, tech editor for bloomberg in san francisco.o of the weather company. acquired the company. he will be here on "bloomberg market day" next. ♪ betty: welcome to the bloomberg market day. good afternoon. i am betty liu. this is what we are watching this hour. markets are moving lower with signs that the fed may be looking to december. pfizer looking to acquire allergan. but the deal could become a key issue in the 2016 presidential campaign. ibm just brought it with a company with digital assets. why sell the digital assets only and why sell it to ibm? when you are about one hour away from the close of trade. this rally has been halted inequities. julie:

including the third shooting victim- matthew stephenson... who told the jury he was inches away from taking two bullets to his chest. he said he hid behind his truck, watching as polson shot several more times before driving away. at that time i couldnt believe someone tried to kill me, they werent playing, they tried to kill me, had no idea what was going on" jessica rae: two iowa state patrol troopers who followed and arrested polson after the shooting also took the stand. showing "never before seen" dashcam video of polson's arrest. both troopers described polson as acting calm and compliant- and neither said he seemed under the influence of any drug. " walk back toward look at him. get down on your knees jessica rae: the last witnesses were who searched polsons home. they told the jury about finding different amounts of marijuana paraphanila the prosecution is expected to witnesses today... then the defense will take over arguments expected early next week. " still to come... i'll tell you how 50 iowa farmers came to the aid of one of the

they are sentencing juveniles to life in prison, like one of brian stephenson's issues.hose are great -- has -- heeyhole so also has issues about slavery reparations. but you are also in a political place. what are you? are you a progressive? john: i would say a progressive, moderate democrat. charlie: more in the center than to the left? john: i would say i'm fiscally conservative, i really get sick of the spending in the waste that you see. i certain allegedly to in mississippi for two terms on a very much smaller scale, but there was a constitutional amendment and we had to balance the budget every year. what's wrong with that? and we learned to do that. most states have that. but i mean, i am pretty progressive on social issues -- charlie: exactly. opposed to the death penalty? john: yeah, later in life. not when i was a lawyer, but later in life. charlie: what changed? john: i went to death row and i was in the holding room when they bring the guy out, the condemned guy out before a few hours, a ritual for a few hours, they put the guy in this room and they have him

taken of him in the white house as he is getting the phone call not from the cia, but from the stephensony tells him a month after lumumba has been buried and dead about this terrible murder and his face, as you can see from the famous photograph, the white house photographer, is crumpled in agony. i think this shows all the terrible sorrow that has become and the kennedy presidency. does peoplengs believe the war began after the bay of pigs. that is true, it became particularly aggravated after that, but you can see from day wine, even before he was inaugurated, the cia was defying him. amy: 1953, go back a few years. what is the relevance of what the dulles brothers did in iran with what we're seeing today in the u.s.-iranian elections? >> this terrible historical rebel continues. iran was trying to throw off the yoke of british colonialism. oftish petroleum control all iran's oil resources. does thisleadership popular leader was elected by his people, he began to push back against british control and as a result, antagonized western oil interests, including the dulles brothers. the dul

read stephenson in san francisco.n the bloomberg market day. ♪ julie: time now for today's options in sight. -- insight. you've been watching signs of risk in the market here. and a time when we are seeing stocks rise and people are buying protection. >> we've seen the big rebound in the nasdaq 100. on friday, what was telling with microsoft was up over 10%. google up over 5%. apple of 3% going into earnings. what was interesting, that the vxn was up over 6%. a lot of people were taking out insurance against the nasdaq 100 further out to collect themselves. we may be at a top here. amazon came out with earnings and we had a trade that was a biweekly call going into it. we saw that called double during the day. it came all the way back down. that's a market leader as well in the consumer discretionary space. we are seeing a lot of alarm bells and people have a lot of conviction going to this rally. >> a really interesting trade from you today. you think the year will end andly well or really badly you have a trade that

altamont pass, and it is not bad once you make it into livermore, and 880 is slow all the way down to stephensonokay in the south bay, and all of the commutes are slow into the west valley.>>> developing news from san jose in a deadly overnight street race, three teenagers killed in a fourth teenager critically hurt.>> this happened about 1 mile from the san jose state. where on scene with an update. -- we are on scene with an update.>> reporter: the crash here, and the car was reported stolen. this was speeding and crashed into a light pole where you can see where the barricade is now, and police were called just before 11 pm to santa clara near 22nd. they say a honda and dark- colored acura were racing westbound and the honda lost control and crashed. the acura sped away, and a teenage boy and girl that were in the honda died on scene, a third died at the hospital, and the other teenager has life- threatening injuries. they are hoping that the evidence they collected overnight will lead them to the other driver. it is unknown whether alcohol is involved, but the police would like anyone that h