and he said, terry thompson. and if you go there, be careful, because he has lions and bears. >> terry thompson lived on his farm in rural ohio, along with 56 exotic pets. >> well, the lions would be roaring probably when they wanted to eat. you'd hear them every day, maybe in the morning and maybe at night. >> basically in the summertime and we're outside, you could hear them really roaring. >> in his hometown, terry was known as a man who walked on the wild side. >> terry used to own a harley-davidson dealership in the zanesville area, but was also licensed to deal in class-3 weapons. class-3 weapons are automatic weapons, so that was the only harley-davidson dealer you could get a harley-davidson and submachine gun at the same time. >> terry was known as an absolute thrill seeking daredevil. >> i remember him flying his airplane inappropriately, too low, too fast. >> of course, he flew his plane under the veteran's bridge in zanesville, which there's not much clearance between the river and the bridge. >> zane

think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet. the smile after the game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . yes, investment opportunities can b

moustakas takes strike two. >> harold: you talk about a different terry collins. he was a fiery in your face guy in the early days. has mellowed out and has put all that into perspective. >> tom: experience matters. you can say that about ned yost as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the big leagues. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long as terry has, and you have all you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in the nfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. >> harold: those old guys can text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first i

>> then the car behind terry rams him sends terry's car rolling. >> oh, my god! >> terry's car bursts into flames. >> the thing that was not normal for a crash was how quickly the car caught on fire. usually a fire will start in the front of the car or rear of the car and kind of spread. when he went upside down the car just kind of burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minute is terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance to us. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and starts spraying down the car to try to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he's trying to get out of the car. can't seem to get himself out. it was scary, very scar

while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is lot of enthusiasm and support "we know there's a major reduction in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> still ahead on news four at noon... he found mostly nails, bottle caps and the occasional coin. but then a military dog tag lost decades ago changed everything... and forged a new friendship and an incredible here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... it was lost for decades, but now the dog tag of a world war two veteran is back where it belongs. and it's led to a

fox 25 has also learned terry a four year old son was also with them. he is now staying with family in boston. he is asking for his mother. looking for her sxrnl crying for. report the last has cripple that sxrin including charges for prostitution. brown says every one makes mistakes. >> she gone on to do better in her life. and right now her children are her life. >> and of course, i asked how he is doing such an important question. so many of you have asked. they told me he is still boston children's hospital. but he is eating and he is finally taking a bottle. so some small stems but stems in right direction. in boston. fox 25 news. >> and terry expected appear in court in boston tomorrow at we will bring her appearance live. we also reported the dcf involved saying quote, the department is investigating the unaccident with loop enforcement. as dcf officials look into this matter custody of the child has been transferred to dcf. want see more from family of tiffany ter he head to myfoxboston.com. there you can hear the message that terry's own cousin

==terry//2 shot== and i'm terry mcsweeney. ==terry/live== very strong winds... across much of the bay area tonight. and we have team coverage. ==terry/boxes== christie smith is standing by in the east bay with more on the damage. ==peggy/boxes== but we start with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, i understand there's also a chance for rain. ==peggy/cu== if you've been outside.... >>> showers and thundershowers here. you can see the showers there just off to the north of napa. this is rotation coming in to the northeast and heading to the south and west. we have this red warning with dry and gusty and wind advisory where the gusts could get to 50 miles per hour. and look at some of the gusts we have seen so far. you have the wind and this on top of the four year drought so the possibility of seeing more enhanced tree damage with these drought stricken trees continuing with these gusty breezes. and there could be sand across the highway. we will let you know how much of this will stick around for your sunday forecast. >> the wind is incredibly strong and causing dama

think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet. the smile after the game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. we expect it to be fragile. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . or not.

think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet.e game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. we expect it to be fragile. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunit

terry davis, we remain optimistic too. and you're in our thoughts right now and we all pray that everyone will be rescued safely. thank you for taking the time to be with us tonight. >> i appreciate it and i ask that everybody keep praying, please. >> absolutely. the power of prayer. >> and let me say that tote has been great in this situation. i don't think that they could do anything more than what they're doing. >> well, we're all very impressed that they canontinue be open. >> they're a great company. >>> my opening statement is still ahead tonight. you're not going to want to miss it. plus, more breaking news. the u.s. military on scene in afghanistan right now after an apart mistake leads to tragedy. a doctors without boarders clinic is destroyed in an air strike. how could it happen? take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. >>> hu

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governor terry branstad presents o'brien county with a "home base iowa" designation. the county joined the list of iowa counties that have helped military veterans find careers after they complete their active duty. branstad commended sheldon for creating a competitive incentive ckage to bring value to the community for veterans. lyon county also received the "home base iowa" designation from the governor last night. third time's not the chaha for a hollywood actress.. elizabeth banks is bankingngn pitch perfect 3.. and another celeb finally joins instagram.. mary moloney has more in today's hollywood minute. << it's splitsville for halle berry! the award winning actress and husband olivier martinez are calling it quits after two years of marriage. according to reports.. the relationship had "run its course." this makes divorce number three for berry. she was first married to baseball player david justice .. nat pop with the success of the 'pitch rfect' franchise, acacess elizabeth banks will return to the director's chair for the third installment. banks made her dir

but first, i'm in the weather center with terry who is here soon the ghosts, goblins and ghouls will head out trick or treating and in one city, they'll be out and about at the same time as some hawkeye fafs. cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is in university heights to explain how tomorrow's hawkeye home game is impacting some halloween festivities. halloween is officially tomorrow, but here in university heights, trick or treatingngwill be tarting at six o clock because of the football game tomorrow. tomorrow.university heights police say there is a very active tailgating scene in the city since it is so close to kinnick stadium.police say they don't wawa to mix that with young trick or treaters. iowa city officials are reminding trick or treaters to be extra careful. thousands of fans will leave kinnick after the 2:30 game saturday.trick or treating is also going on in iowa city from dusk until 8:00.university heights police say no matter when you go, there are general safety tips you should follow. ofc. nick sherman, university heights police15:19:58 parents, always go with your

. >>> plus, an epic rant by terry bradshaw.. >> uh-huh. >> players who hit women. he's not having it. we'll show you and we'll hash it out, next. ♪ ♪ 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town, the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out,

anyway, we got a lot to talk about peggy and terry. when we come back, we'll look at the cal bears trying to do something today that hasn't been done in nearly a decade. are you cal bears for real or do they just have you believing they are good? i'll tell you what, take a look at these highlights and you'll be the judge. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. have you heard the news? the cal bears are no longer hibernating. their football team is full of energy and cal trying to improve to 5-0 since the first time since 2007 but first had to get by the washington state cougars. let's get some action. cal 24th in the country. jarrett had a big day today. this guy is special. final minute of the half, bears down 14. to kenny lawler. cal missed an extra point and trailed by eight at the half. cougars set the punt. it's a fake but the punter fumbles. mcclure with the scoop and take this baby to the house. yes, that's his normal speed. we did not speed things up, promise. cal cuts the lead to one. bears down eight. goff to

terry doll collins receiving manager of the year, the first winning season in seven years. and daniel murphy is on "sports illustrated." don't worry about the si jinx. we're not as worried about the jinxes as about the light rain. heavy rain. otis livingston is joining us from kansas city, where they have had wet weather all day, right ors? >> reporter: yeah, you're exactly right, steve. i think we have gone through the heavy part at 4:00 our time, 5:00 east coast time. it's barely a drizzle so uribe was add to the roster but will not be the december ignited hitter tonight. that is kelly johnson's job. they are 7-2 in the postseason. the sporting news comeback player of the year, matt harvey, will try to get things off on the right note. >> this is the world series. i don't think it has hit home for us. along with that, i think, you know, the four of us are so dead kateed and excited to be playing. i don't think any of us have set back and realize what had we could accomplish as a group and we're more excited to compete and do everything we can for our team that, you know,

while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is only a year old, its gained a lot of enthusiasm and support across the state. "we know there's a major reduction in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> branstad also designated lyon county as a home base iowa area earlier this evening. he says he hopes home base iowa will continue to grow throughout all 99 counties in the state. matt and sheila? thanks tommie. (matt) we are buying a lot more organic foods than we used to - according to a new survey from the department of agriculture. (s

terry is a cool person. i don't see that happening with him. >> reporter: chocolate soon begins to wonder how long her luck will hold out. >> i don't care. i'm tired of being [ bleep ] over. every single time we try people [ bleep ] us over. 0 >> reporter: it has been four years since chocolate ran away from her home in dallas to the streets of austin. a friend has given her and her fiance, brian, a place to stay for the next two weeks. she's on her way to getting her own place. but no amount of progress will ever erase the memory of the first time she left home. >> i got to a point where i was old enough. i started running. me and my family didn't always get along. i barely knew my family, actually. the first time you leave, it is kind of traumatizing you. you are very scared. you are sitting on the back of that bus. you are about to go further away from your family than you have ever been. you are sitting there and you are like, do i really want to do this? part of you wants to get off the bus and just run

the royals had 10 hits and they scored seven runs rate as one of the things terry collins talked about was the royals attacking the plate. >> it's exactly what people said and i told jake not everything has to be a strike. you've got to move it around and something to look at. duke: one of the things that happened in this game was jacob degrom gave up a walk and alex rios or excuse me alex scored in the fifth inning and leadoff walks baseball will kill you and about if debate whether or not he left degrom too long but degrom couldn't put anybody win the inning and terry collins warming up the bullpen. he could rot in moustakas and he didn't do it. the question was did he leave degrom into long? >> well you know this guy has been our ace. we have been sitting here raving the last two series that he has set to your favorite 10. russ: still to come on the fox 5 postgame show we will go back out to duke astutely on for more at kauffman stadium plus we will hear from terry collins again and are turning point of tonight's game all coming up layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that' s

today, one siouxland community received that home base iowa designation and governor terry branstad was there to present it. the ceremony was held at the veterans memorial at city park in sheldon, iowa. branstad was there to present o'brien county with the home base iowa designation. northwest community college was also recognized as a champs school at the ceremony. the community, including the city park, were lined with american flags in anticipation of the exciting designation. branstad says he wants all veterans to feel welcome to come to iowa and find a job. "you can see the tremendous support for veterans here. we're here at this beautiufl park in sheldon. it's a memorial to service members and they've got a huge avenue of flags so this is a great setting for this and i'm very honored to present the home base iowa presentation to o'brien county and to salut this community for all they're doing for veterans," said iowa governor, terry branstad. tonight at 10, we will have more on the designation ceremony and why governor branstad is behind it. senator joni ernst weighed in on congre

terry collins says already they're confident. >> he believe this is team is confident. this is not how they envisioned the world series start, especially with their pitching rotation, but they here in this spot now. shrug your shoulders and play ball. mets and royals last won the world series in '85 and '86. both teams lost the first two games then rallied to win the series. yankees were the last team to pull off that feat. the mets hope to be the next now. both teams opted for rest today with no formal workout. citi field was awfully quiet there in queens, the calm before tomorrow night's storm in game three. noah syndergaard was at the ballpark. he did light throwing. the rookie was 8-2 at home this year and brilliant against the cubs in game two of the nlcs. with the way he's been throwing lately, he has the full backing of his skipper terry collins. >> i'm telling you, the discussion -- when we won in chicago, we sat on the plane and his name was mentioned to open up the world series. that's how well we think he's pitching so we got great confidence in him tomorrow

. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we have breaking news just in to our newsroom. police say a man's body was found in the water between angel island and treasure island this afternoon. a boater found it. we don't know who the man was or how he died. his body has been sent to the medical examiner's office. we'll bring you any updates as soon as they come in. >>> there is something we haven't seen much of lately. a downpour in the bay area. a storm system moved through earlier today, prompting warnings about flash flooding, even some delays at the airport. tonight we have team coverage. we start with meteorologist anthony slaughter. and anthony, how much rain did we get out of this? >> vacaville itself actually ah a little more than 3/4 of an inch. but you know where the rain actually fell was up in the mountains. and it was place called shale peak lane. they got over 1 inch of rain from this particular thunderstorm as it moved overhead. in fact, it was slow-moving and earned a flash flooding warning. also, you'll notice the surrounding cities, antioch, fairfield, n

meanwhile, terry collins in his fifth year as the manager.e was with the organization, player development prior to that. coming into this, his fifth year. it had been, four straight losing seasons for terry collins. albeit with an undermanned roster. and now it is all blossomed in front of everybody's eyes with this young pitching. and collins is really handled this 2015 season well. lefty on lefty. niese against gordon. winning run at first. salvador perez. doesn't really have the big breaking ball. unless you see on left on left situations. gordon homered in the ninth to tie it up. familia. niese pitched a scoreless inning on his birthday. now here he is on the 2th. here in the central time zone. strike one. here is the home run. well here is the home run. for you. this ball. extra velocity. 107 is excellent. 438 feet. that's a long home run. and in this night we are in right now. hit the ball pretty hard. that is strike two off the bat of gordon. off the foot. >> harold: he had the balls ricocheting everywhere this week. earlier batting pr

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. thank you for joining us tonight. 450 flights delayed today. an agonizing day of travel all across the country. now the airlines are warning people if you're flying tomorrow, there could be continued problems. let's show you what it looks like at airports from los angeles to washington, d.c. today. lines of passengers waiting for help trying to rebook flights. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from san jose mineta international with what went wrong. traveling is tough when everything is going right. >> that is true. and they were even tougher today especially at local airports. it all began with a computer glitch this morning that was system-wide. and because of that glitch, even tomorrow southwest passengers are asked to arrive at least two hours before their flights. travel trouble for hundreds of southwest passengers across the nation today. >> it just poor. it's poor customer service. it's poor information. >> reporter: they can blame technology. >> we love technology, but at

i think that rules you out, terry. >> in san francisco if you are going 25 you are in great shape. >>re's no traffic. it's early in a morning. >> i will be in a scoot. i will take that. >> pretty good. >>> our meteorologist is here. you are pretty tall, anthony. could you fit in one of those scoots? >> i don't know if i could. two-door cars -- i like to spread out, have my space. let's talk about showers we saw this morning. a lot of that activity did not fall across the bay area. 1 s 1/100th v of inch. wrapped up with over an inch of rainfall. we got much beneficial rain, especially across the reservoirs where we really need the rain. temperatures back in the 60s and 50s for the most part. cloudy skies developing. fog will return tomorrow. expect drizzle, especially for san francisco and the south bay foothills. overall a nice bright return to our sunday afternoon. mid-70s for most of us. cool at the coastline. 60s in place. showers and thunderstorms will erupt across nevada overnight and southern california. for us at home, we will continue with the trend of light drizzle overnight

terry branstad, (r) iowa. "so, that's why were really putting the focus on these job training programs like skilled iowa and the national career readiness program." the "skilled iowa community" designation highlights the cooperative efforts of sioux city businesses, iowa works of greater siouxland, the sioux city community school district, and western iowa tech community college. "the type of career education that's done here at western iowa tech, and around siouxland, is the type of trainini that we're looking for in all sectors of the state because we have such a high demand for tool and die, sheet metal fabrication, welding, hvac, electricians... you name it," said ed wallace, iowa workforce development deputy director. sioux city is the largest community in iowa to receive the designation. with iowa's low unemployment rate, employers statewide are looking to fill openings with h skilled workers. a panel of education and business leaders, as well as students talked about how to bridge that gap. it was part

>> terry, after the first two games, what -- >> you have been listening to terry collins talking about tonight's game three division series blaif playoff against the dodgers and what everyone wanted to know to the dodgers two game suspension. and the dodgers are now saying they are not going to play him and when asked about the retaliation, the manager said we don't have to worry, not about that but winning and we will continue to stay on the latest developments. >> can't make it a grudge match. >>> and we will turn to the hero son who died trying to save his mother from a fire. cale wander rushed into an apartment on staten island after the fire was started by a candle. >> we have more in the mariner's harbor section on this story, with mallory. >> reporter: we have learned that this man was actually outside of the apartment when the fire started. he very quickly ran into this burning building. you can see there, that unit, now boarded up tonight, and the survivors, cannot go home. >> just before midnight, flames tore through an apartment on braivan street in the mariners section. inv

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. thank you for joining us for this special edition at nbc bay area. close to 300 people at the retirement home were forced to leave after a small fire. it was not safe for the elderly to be there without electricity. today, they're being allowed back. christie smith is at the retirement home where it's been a long 24 hours for some people, christie. >> reporter: that's right, terry. we did speak with the ceo here. he got a little emotional when he was talking about welcoming these patients back and getting back to normal. that has started. so far, we're told, about 15 patients have been transported back that had to leave yesterday, after a small electrical fire at burlingame long term care. in all, this is new information. about 70 patients had to be relocated to facilities like the san mateo medical center for one. there was concern that all 270 might have to be moved from the skilled nursing facility yesterday. but they were able to re-establish power. many of them were able to stay on. many of them are elderly or compromise ed medically. it's a rel

us, she's in for terry swails. and marissa, it looks like the temperatures are going to turn students at cedar rapids washington high school are taking time to listen, to try to stop gun violence. violence.this morning, denisha students.davis graduated from washington high school and was shot last march at the pheasant ridge apartments in iowa city.she's now paralyzed because of the shooting.she says she wants to make sure other young people do not have to go through what she did. "even if it's one person i affected or impacted that's great if it can get them to put the weapons down i'm grateful this happened." happened."today's event happened alongside others across the country as part of the day of national concern, in which students take a pledge against gun violence.a similar event was also held at marion high school. meanwhile, the superintendent of the belle plaine community school district is being scrutinized tonight for cancelling a tradition.the 21-gun salute is normally done on school grounds, recognizin

live in san jose, terry mczeebny, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, terry. let's give you more details on a shigellosis infection. every year, the u.s. sees about 500,000 cases. infections have not significantly declined over the past ten years, despite efforts to promote sanitary conditions in restaurants. >>> hopefully you weren't stuck in this mess on 880. we have new video of a crash that shut down 880 in oakland at the height of the evening rush hour. debris fell from the 23rd avenue overpass around w6 30 this evening. three cars ended up crashing and one of them caught fire. thankfully, no major injury. now, we're going to show you a picture from a viewer sent to us with several sections of the railing from the overpass came crashing down on to the freeway. the chp actually shut down all lanes in both directions of 880 for about an hour. as you can imagine, traffic was backed up for miles. >>> late tonight, san ramone continues to shake. more small earthquakes, nearly 15 of them in the past few hours. and it's not just tonight. more than 200 earthquake

terry mcsweeney, bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> a computer glitch in the terror watch flis datak is responsible for delays at several major airports tonight. you are looking at the backup of jfk. one of the airports affected the department of homeland security said the computer system that checks airline passenger list against terror watch lists was not properly working. we're told the problem has been fixed and there's no evidence the glitch was because of sabotage or hacking attack. >>> a local professional photographer accused of child porn. san francisco police say he had thousands of videos and images stored at his home. they say ackerman was using hidden cameras to film up women's skirts. many of the videos were secretly recorded at pier 39 and japan town. >>> a man accused of torching a halloween display at a wal-mart is behind bars tonight. he will make his first court appearance tomorrow. this is the video we showed you last night. a customer caught this bizarre scene on camera. antwan johnson of oakland is charged with arson. security guards at the store were able to t

our top stories in just a minute, but fifit, let's ask chief meteorologist terry swails when we can we now know how sabrina hustad was killed. the e dical examiner sayayshe was stabbed several times and strangled.no one has been charged in her death but 31-year-old david miller is in custody and labelled a person of interest. he was living at the house where hustad's body was found over the weekend. the south carolina school resource officer who dragged a student across a classroom has been fired. a warning, some of these imagesesre tough to watch. a teacher called officer ben fields to help remove a student from class.the student refused to get up - and that's when it turned physical. now *federalalauthoritieieare looking into the situation. they say their investigation could take several weeks. new data tonight shows iowa's fourth and eighth gradads are above the national average when it comes to math and reading but not very much. the nation's report card from the national center for education statistics shows room for improvement for those and other students across the country. cou

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terry smith and her daughter taylor were neighbors across the street and became close to julie. how did you come to know them? >> we met at the block party right across from our house and it was like an old friend, even though i had just met her. >> the couple were devoted parents. coach soccer for the boys at their school and julie was the dutiful soccer mom. >> did she like being a mother? >> oh, yeah. she loved her boys. it was their whole life, everything. if she ever had a big goofy grin on her face, she was probably talking about them. >> julie is a lot like me. >> art's sister, eileen. >> we both really have a bubbly personality. i think we're friendly people. she was like my sister. we were two peas in a pod. >> julie and art had been born and bred in new mexico, where the two met cute in college. >> he's a three-sports athlete star, right? >> right. >> valedictorian of the class? >> correct. art is very focused, goal-driven. >> and his biggest goal was a career in law enforcement. out west, art racked up 15 years in service as an fbi field agent, covering his wall with

>> terry moran with us tonight. terry, thank you. >>> there is also breaking news from florida tonight, a small plane crashing into a mobile home park. it happened in lake worth, florida, near west palm. the crash setting some of those homes on fire. there is no word of any injuries yet. we, of course, will stay on the story and we will update you as the details come in. >>> in the meantime, there is also a new warning from the faa, posted late today and aimed right at the airlines. the faa now saying passengers should be told not to check lithium ion batteries with their luggage. there is fear they could trigger smoke and fire and abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight's warning to passengers, not to pack those extra lithium batteries in checked bags comes after one of the more unusual causes of an emergency landing. >> the fire is out at this time. >> reporter: this alaska airlines flight to seattle landing in buffalo. the in-flight fire caused by one of these. a credit card reader used for purch

. >> reporter: it could, terry. ten hours and counting now. this marathon hearing continues with so much on the line. hillary clinton and her campaign for the white house, and for house republicans, they've still got to justify this extensive leng lengthy investigation. the showdown hearing got emotional. four americans died in benghazi. >> okay. what must we do better? >> reporter: republicans said, tell the truth. >> what did our leaders in washington do or not do, and when? >> reporter: clinton testified as secretary of state she never saw slain ambassador chris stevens' request for more security. >> he did not raise security with me. he raised security with the security professionals. >> reporter: republicans charged after the u.s. facilities were overrun on 9/11, 2012, clinton covered up. >> you knew the truth. that's not what the american people got. >> reporter: republicans have clinton e-mails and one to her family just after the attack, she blamed an al qaeda-like group. publicly she blamed anger over an anti-muslim video. >> there wa

that's a testament to terry collins. finally for the last 2 months he saw what he did with the lineup and the bull pen, and you can see what is going on now. i mean in october, they got to the world series. who could have predicted that? >> he always seems to push the right buttons, and the next one he is pushing is to put harvey in for game one. as a tone setter, is he the perfect tone setter for this? it will be on the road, and he loves the spotlight. >> despite the season degrom had. they view harvey as the ace. they are limited by how much they could use him in the postseason and the whole innings restriction thing hanging over them, but now he has made two starts this postseason. they want him on the hill for game one and will have him for game five, could have him out of the bull pen for game 7, and he loves the spotlight. he loves to pitch under all the attention and the pressure, and i think the mets know that. they want him in game one, as you said to set the tone for the world series, and they hope for a domin

russ: after last night ugly beat down in kansas a confidence terry collins and his mets back in citi field today, prepping to dig themselves out of that 0-2 hole tomorrow night in game 3. >> there is a lot of confidence in the clubhouse. i got back to them off the field last night, a similar refrain from the night before, we're down but we're not out. we fought back so many times this year that is just a challenge that we have to meet, and so far we've met them owl. russ: to meet the latest challenge, terry will put ball in hands of a 23 career old rookie, albeit 6-6 flame flower noah syndergaard. >> he has come a long way. as much as you would like to go to crusty veteran guy, we're not asking that, we're asking this kid to go out pitch, this game. >> can't be too focused on it is a world series game. i started in l.a., i thought it would be a different game. but in reality it is just, same game, just loud louder. you still have to execute every pitch. is far from over, mets must get tomorrow night a game. i think that mets with big time help from their fans will rock house at citi

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>> reporter: terri, what do you think was happening?was telling her she couldn't do anything right. >> reporter: terri smith, more than just a neighbor, told detectives she invited julie to live at her home at the beginning of the separation from art. she said julie had complained that art had belittled her constantly. terri also said julie characterized art as a control freak, and ultimately, she was glad to be out from under his thumb. >> she said, i'm just gonna be happy to be able to watch a tv program and not be told i'm silly for watching it. >> reporter: and before the shooting, terri's daughter noticed that julie, now living in her own place, was really coming into her own. >> she never thought that she could be that happy alone. but it turned out that being alone was, like, this amazing thing that she had forgotten how to do, i guess. >> reporter: on what would be the last day of her life, julie spent time with terri. >> about 10:30, she texts me, hey, i'm off today. you wanna get together? >> reporter: terri invited julie over

so he brought manson to meet terry melcher. terry melcher listened to his music and passed on it. got in the same car and they gave melcher a ride home. manson was in the car. terry melcher's home was 10050 cielo drive. later to be the scene of the tate murders. manson had been there before. the time he was there was at a time when he had been rejected by someone in the business for something he wanted very, very much. which was -- >> he was going to be a star, that's the man who told him he wasn't going to be a star? >> that's right. >> and the place they dropped that man is where the murder occurred. >> that's right. >> so it was a revenge killing. >> i believe it was, but they got the wrong people. >> so a disguise within a disguise, a man who claims he's trying to launch some sort of revolution or start a war between whites and blacks. >> actually wanted to be a rock >> he's killing the guy or he thinks he's killing the guy who prevented him from being a rock star. >> from being a rock star, right. >> hmm. >> one of the most basic motivators of murder, revenge. >> when we come

corridor.chief meterologist terry swails joins us now with more on what it means for we begin tonight with the knowledge that can keep everyone safe on halloween.in order to maintain a safe environment, rules are in place for everyonce -- including registered sex offenders. offenders.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is live in cedar rapids with the expectations, dora? karen, offenders do have to stay at their home during peak trick-or-treating hours or stay at a place approved by their agent...but there are other rules in place to keep the community -- and offenders -- safaf safefe little goblins, witches and fairies will be taking over neighborhood streets tomorrow night...and while fun is mandatory, safety is too. too."when i was a kid, we used to walk around all the time, grab a pillow sack and ran door to door as much as we could."it's the same idea for kids today, but while parents are keeping an eye on their kids, the court system is keeping an eye on another group. group. "we always want to ensure that everything we do here is to create no more victims for the state of iowa, so