a paint store down there, the hardware store over there, the garden store here. this will bring them all back together. as for when all this will be completed, no word. >> the design process is just starting. we have a long way to go, engaging with the community and the historical review board. it ise would only say several years from completion. sam ford, abc 7 news. kimberly: the country's second and third largest pharmacies could be merging. walgreens is purchasing right tops $17deal that billion. if approved, this would make the combined drugstores the biggest in the nation, and that would bump cvs to number two. the day after thanksgiving is known for shopping, but in an unprecedented move, retailer rei will be closed on black friday. suzanne kennedy explains. inanne: for the first time decades, retailer doug bradwell will not be working on black friday. >> i will be outside somewhere, at the park, on my bike. reinne: he is one of 12,000 employees who will get a pay day off on the busiest retail day of the year. >> we think it's the right thing to do. year,

the hardware stores are seeing the last minute shoppers too. "shovels, we've sold a few snowblowers, we have (??) we sold a few of (nats) with all the preparation ... greg is positive the metro has this under control. "this is iowa. people stay with local five beginning at five am tomorrow as we'll bring you complete coverage throughout the snowstorm. in waukee kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. stephanie: thanks kattey. and again our winter storm coverage starts tomorrow morning, sam will tell you all the information you need to know before you leave for work or school in the morning. then throughout the day, our weather team will post central iowa's most accurate forecast--hour by hour up on our website. that's we are iowa dot com. jack: you may notice something different about the snow plows on the streets tomorrow. instead of the familiar amber flashing lights we're used to -- like these -- the d-o-t is debuting its new white and blue flashing lights. this is part of a new law passed last legislative session to increase safety. since

and employees at the hardware store across the street say she was stopping in every day to say hello. they had just seen her laughing and joking hours before she lost her life. >> a good woman. everybody knows her in the whole community. i'm talking about everybody. black hispanic, everybody. >> reporter: but how? >> because she gets along with everybody. >> reporter: cops say around 12:30 sunday morning when she was hit by a cab making a right turn. the taxi driver remained at the scene and was arrested charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian. she was the third pedestrian struck and crossing a new york city street since friday. saturday night, a 68-year-old man was killed in ozone park, queens. cops say the driver remained at the scene. just after 5:00 on friday a crash claimed the life of a woman crossing west end avenue near west 64th street. 11 pedestrian fatalities now since last -- fatalities now since last week. mayor bill de blasio saying the plan is working. the mayor noting the number of failure to yield tickets issues this year is higher than last year. >> i think a l

the slot. that is what is happening. >>> a community hardware store is going out of business. all is not lost thanks to an unlikely partner. their competition. >> reporter: with these types of situations it usually is out with the old and in with the new. not the case here with the hardware. true, the brick and mortar will be gone but the important part will stick around, people. >> the youngest person in the store here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it is easy to see what makes the store special. it is how they have been able to stick around for 35 years. >> he is always in the nooks and the crannies. >> reporter: no fault of their own, the time has come to close- up their shop. they want to spend more time at home. >> it was sad and interesting and sort of exciting all at the same time. >> reporter: that positive outlook comes from an unlikely partner, his competition. down the rod a shiny new store is opening. ace hardware, they quickly realized they had something special that just could not be split up. >> we approached him and said how can we work together? >> they hired every

have a lot of space in your house or you don't want to clean up, you take insulation foam from the hardware store and we stretched fabric around it, and finished tea pins, you can draw the tree with the garland and pin the ornaments directly on. >> look. there you go. >> and all righty, lots of great ideas. >> perfect. >> all righty. lots of christmas songs rolled into one. country couple made their national tv debut right here. singing their hit song "giving it all to you." >> and everybody loved them so back. ta ri nashville-based newlyweds since you were here last? is. >> yes, completely. thanks to you. >> and this is a med ily of christmas songs. >> and you will know them all which is nice. michael michael. have yourself a merry merry merry little christmas the weather outside is frightful and t t delightful since we have no place to go let it snow let i know i really can't stay baby is cold outside i have to go to away baby it's cold outside sleigh bells ring are you listening in the lane snow is glistening a beautiful sight we are happy tonight walking in a winter wonderland singing jingle

you go to the hardware store and get the reinforcement beams for the tunnel. (laughing evilly) 'sup, player? (gasps) is that marijuana? whoa-oh. no, thank you. dylan is counting on me to get those beams. plus softball is my drug. all the cool kids, you say? i'm sorry, carole, but you've completely ruptured your shoulder. if you flourish again too soon, you may severely injure yourself and never flourish again. but i'm supposed to present the chili pot at the chili eat out tomorrow. i can't let you do that. and i'll go back in time to stop you if i have to. it's over carole, you're done. finished. and so are we. entire modeling industry would be there for me. well, we're not, carole. maybe go kill yourself or get a job as a dental hygienist. what's the difference? (gasping) (exclaiming) levi, sign me up! dammit. i'm too late. hmm, time traveling doctor? i bet i'd be great at that. there's the digger! nighty-night. whoa, first i find jesus and then meat? what a night! -(laughing) shut up! shut up! -(phone ringing) man: hi, thanks for calling refrigerator depot,

fence was- that a couple of the boards were breaking- and the next thing i know he had gone to the hardware store and had gotten more boards and fixed several parts of my fence. 36 friends are returning his kindness. they set up a go fund me account 55-hundred dollars for risola's family. you'll find a link to it on whotv-dot- com. a des moines mother will spend up to four decades in prison for her role in the overdose death of her young daughter. tionne bloodsaw plead guilty this afternoon to four felonies drug charges. she faces up to ten years for each charge ... her five-year old daughter ... morphine overdose last october. bloodsaw's boyfriend, deshaun tombone is already serving a 65-year sentence. two people wanted in connection with a road rage shooting are now in custody. it happened on october 22nd just north of des moines. following another... when someone in the front car fired back at the second vehicle. that second vehicle then crashed through a fence and onto the property of goode's greenhouses. no one in the vehicle was hurt. 25-year old maria eshom and 32-year old dewayne cole are

have a lot of space in your house or you or't want to clean up, you take insulation foam fron the hardware store and we stretched bric around it, and finished tea pins, you can draw the tree with the garla ond and pin the ornaments directly on. >> look. there you go. >> and all righty, lots of great ideas. >> perfect. all righty. ts of christmas songs rolled into one. >> a merry medley to get you into the spirit. >> hailey and michael. >> we love them! h, interception! that's because at fingerhut.com, we can shop over 350,000 items wi d growing. with brand names like xbox, keurig and fisher-price. go to fingerhut.com to get low monthly payments and the credit you deserve. and get great stuff like this awesome flat screen tv. [doorbell] fingerhut man's here! oooh! maybe he brought you some defense. 'cause that's a touchdown buttercup! from the big gifts that mean a lot, to the little ones that mean everything. get the perfect gift for everyone and share wonder on christmas day. walmart. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous

go to one of the hardware stores, home depo, any store, any department store, pason the chia pet, pason the gag gift, for people who even have smoke detectors, even have combinations you can get, both in one detector. because you can never have too many of these. you should have at least one on every floor, and, you know, ideally, want one on the front house, one in the back of the house, first floor, almost one in every ream, girls you the earl yells of all early warnings, chris, even though this is a better year, we do these awful stats when we do crime store business how many murders there are in the city fire department has to, this time 30 people killed in philadelphia from fatal fires there is year there is makes number 13, less than half of this time last year, chris, but nobody is celebrating 13 people die in fires, most cases they didn't have to die if they had working smoke detectors like this case. >> it would be nice if that number was zero, thank you. 5:04, two people in the hospital after getting into car accident in olney. police, yes there is happened about 2:00 this mor

and lookt this -- here's george at the hardware store, buying a key just like the key noel used.lusion, said prosecutors. >> noel stevens used the hammer. thperson who used noel stevens is george tiaffa >> ahh but -- >> it's a good story, it's real interesting, b it's not eviden yet. >> this is george's defense attorney, robert langford. >> there is absolute reasonable doubt, as to george tiaffay's volvent in this case. >>hose surveillance videos, for example, that the prosecution d so damning? none of the hammers they bought was the actual murder weapon. and besides, most of what they bought together was simple and innocent camping gear. george helping a man in needas usual. >> he thought he was helping out noel stevens to live out where noel wanted to live, which was outside of town. >> as for the 87 phone calls that the prosecution said proved george and greyhound had conspired to kilauna. nothing sinister there, said the defense, just a man trying to contact his charity se handyman >> i live out in that area. and cell service is notoriously bad. on top of -- have you ever tri

the one thing that we thought we had that we didn't have. this is my second trip to the store in the last hour. >> like a project when you have to go to the hardware store. dozens of people getting ready to feed not just their families but the hungry. >> it's just a good time of year to give back and remember how grateful we need to be about how many good things we have in our lives. >> they'll open later at 7:00 this morning. breakfast served from 7:30 to 8:30 and thanksgiving dinner right behind it from 9:00 until 1:30 in the afternoon. >> being grateful for the good things you have in your life. some people need more. so, you know what, those bargain hunters are already lining up. so-called black friday almost upon us. the best buy in union city. more like tent city. you see people giving up their thanksgiving for good deals. the man at the front of the line, he got there on monday night. tvs and laptops are the hot items. >> first time ever. it's not about the sales. it's the experience. actually pretty fun out here. >> it's about the good times. now, despite his enthusiasm, stores aren't expected to be quite as busy this friday because you ca

potential terror attack on a bicycle race in germany earlier this year was headed off by a clerk at the hardware store who thought it was a suspicious that a couple kept coming in and ordering large amounts of hydrogen peroxide. he told the authorities, they arrested the couple and they believe they headed off a terror attack. there have been a lot more people responding to this see something, say something thing. we've had a lot of police running down suspicious packages throughout the washington region. more often here than in new york, we've been told. but police say that's what they want to hear. they'd rather go out and look at something that turns out to wash out than miss something that's real. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. >>> and heightened security isn't stopping holiday travelers. an estimated 47 million americans are going to hit the roadways, airports, and train stations this week. and here's what just a few of them are saying. >> i'm looking at the media and the news with everything going out there. >> and you're worried? >> not really. it's pretty nerve wracking. i'm just c

he has a wall map up in the hardware store with colored pens marking three dozen countries from which these workers have come. they go on in this story to tell the story of felix royce who came to the united states a few months ago from persecution by terrorists in nigeria. got a job in this hardware store. it's interesting that this man and his family for decades have brought in these refugees and asylees and made them part of their business and part of their life intentionally so. while nearby the governor of new jersey is quake not guilt quakis at the thought of a refugee coming into the state of new jersey. what a contrast. what a contrast. it's not clear, it said here by this gentleman at the hardware store, if the republican governor of new jersey even understands who these people a are. let me quote this man again, mr. royce from nigeria. some people are saying, let them be, let them stay there. i wouldn't subscribe to that. there are innocents out there. this would mean there's no hope for them. if you screen, there are good ones among the bad. everyone from syria is not from

the gun was leading you down the stores into the basement? your son, huh? >> yes. >> he thought they wer going to die. the east harlem hardware store manager who does not want his face shown is overcome with emotion after his terrifying ordeal. five men wearing halloween masks pistol whipped him sunday as his 10-year-old son begged for mercy for his dad. leave my dad. >> he says the gunman then rc him, his son, an employee and four cus mers down these steps into the became. >>io dow here. >> even dragging those not moving fas enough. >> they made you lay on the floor. >> yeah, everyone, even my son. >> the robbers rifled through the registerer stealing nearly $1,000. when they finally heard the store go silent, the victims raced upstairs to call police. 4 investigator has learned that a cell phone possibly belonging to the suspects was recovered nearby and video shows the suspects enter and leave the ore. still visibly shaken, the manager says he has no plans to bring his son to wore again. is he still scared? yeah. >> poor little boy. now, the manager says there was a sixth suspect who tood outside and acted as a lookou poli

example they gave came from -- thomas, came from the spring of a bicycle race planned in frankfurt, germany, and just before a clerk in a hardware storeties and said there's a couple that keeps coming in here and buying hydrogen peroxide. the hardware store clerk knew apparently that's a chemical for making explosives. the two arrested. it turned out they were members of a radical group. a fully done pipe bomb and the kind of thing the fbi says can be very important to police going through these tense days. >> pete williams reporting for us in d.c. sir, thank you and happy holidays. >> same to you, thomas. >> thank you. luke russert is live from reagan national airport. luke, what are we seeing about increased security getting close to almost rush hour as folks are closing out this day before heading off? >> reporter: yeah. hey, good afternoon there, thomas. very busy travel day the day before thanksgiving. and we have seen here at reagan national airport, as well as airports across the country, enhanced security and that's directly attributable to those attacks in paris. tsa says if you're going to travel today and throughout the tha

. >> main street in golden is dotted by the kinds of businesses you'd expect in this small town. specialty shops, cafes, a hardware storebut it also has something historic and not small at all. the coors brewery. we chatted about the role the company plays. on the way up here we passed a coors bus coming from town. why was it in town? >> we feel really strongly about partnering with the communities where we work and brew beer. we have a strong partnership with golden getting our visitors to see if they can go into town after their tour for lunch, for dinner, to go shopping, to see great museums we have here in golden. >> that's right. this big company does a lot to help all of the small companies right down the street. the small businesses that give golden its hometown feel. tell me about the golden ticket at the end of the tour. >> yes. our tour bus drivers will hand every visitor a golden ticket where the visitor can take that into a business and they can scratch off to win either percentage off of their purchase in a business in downtown golden or they can win up to $500. >> coors does more than send visitors down th

that's what the motto is. [ laughter ] >>> let's check in with sade to see what's coming up tonight at 11:00. >> a father and son held hostage. masked men storm a hardware store. the victims share their horrifying hale. a mom wanted for stealing all of the snacks and leaving other trick or treaters empty handed. much more tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight comes up next. eyewitness news returns at

couple of dollars in the hardware store. r sweeps that go on the bottom of the door. when you close the door it closes the gap. these are easy to install. >> how much is that? >> under $10. everything i'm showing you here is under $100 for your house. can save up 240%. >> spending about $10 maybe more can save you up 240%? >> absolutely. windows and doors are the biggest problem. these things will make a huge difference. i always recommend change your windows and doors but not everybody can afford to do that. talking about the windows. windows are the biggest openings we have. how do we keep the air from getting out of the house. this is a great new product. window steel insulation. comes in a kit like this. comes with cellophane. cut the tape. peel it around all sides of the window. take the plastic. stick it on. trim off the excess with a scissor. then use a blow dryer. >> a regular hair dryer. >> household hair dryer and work it back and forth. what it will do is act as a shrink wrap. >> this tightens it up. >> you'll get

the overhang of a bank was also damaged...as was part of a hardware store. even further to our east in the quad cities... le claire took a hit... this is surveillance video from a new brew pub in town... it caught the winds from the e-f-1, pummeling chairs and tables stacked outside. the report of a tornado at the des moines airport came from a meteorologist in the tower. paul snyder is a certified weather observer. he helps run an automated system that reports specific weather conditions year-round. he says if he hadn't been there yesterday... the tornado would have probably gone unreported.... and that could happen in the future. snyder's job is in jeopardy. he says the f-a-a is trying to cut its budget...and get rid of 57 observers. the duties would then be turned over to air traffic controllers. 12:14:07 during bad weather events we are really busy air traffic control is really busy... to take over our duties basically 12:14:20 snyder says the f-a-a has tried to cut weather observers before...but it didn't work. just one day after the storm...and the fenc

. >>> the chilly weather has hardware stores preparing for. the national fire protection agency says half of all home heating fires happen between december to february. they say to regularly check your smoke alarms during these high risk months. >>> well, police are looking for new leads in a year-old murder. last november, david renzell was shot while hiking on an east bay trail. shortly after, thinks mris released these sketches of their suspects. however, the sketch never produced any solid leads. nbc bay area spoke with renzell's wife and those working this murder case about the frustrations they have been facing. >> east bay regional park district police working with local agencies have interviewed a dozen people who heard the gunshots or passed the suspects on the trail. despite that, no one has been arrested in this east bay murder a year later. >> my family thanks all of you. our brothers and sisters, for the outpouring of support. >> a year worth of -- parishioners brought back home, but she is dumbfounded that two suspected killers de

now's the time to get them. hardware stores are stocked with whatever you need to keep the decks clear. few snowblowers, we have solda few of (??)" "i kind of panic, i'm like what if i can't get out or something. so i definitely rush to the grocery store" amanda: it's coming! snow is on it's way and all the aisles at snow is on it's way and all the aisles at grocery stores will be bustling until right before it hits. iowans are grabbing the last-minute essentials to avoid getting caught in our first storm of the season. amanda and be sure to send in any photos and videos of the weather today, you can connect with us on twitter. but use hashtag #local5weather amanda meteorologist joins us again with a look at your forecast. weather adlib: at heavy snow accumulations with conditions warranting a winter storm warning for much of central and northern iowa. snow will be falling first in northwest iowa during the morning hours with accumulations starting as soon as 6 or 7am. here in central iowa we will still likely have to wait noon

now's the time to get them. hardware stores are stocked with whatever you need to keep the walkways and decks clear. " shovels, we've sold a few snowblowers, we have solda few of (??)" few snowblowers, we sabrina: coming up after in with central accurate accurate forecast... but first... time for a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at euclid... [current conditions] good morning iowa returns elias: topping your the metro area is preparing for the first snow storm of the season. sabrina: speaking of the bad weather... you'll notice something different about the snow plows on the road later today - they have newly-colored lights! elias: and as presidential candidates speak their minds about the u-s accepting syrian refugees... one candidates answer is getting some attention. "you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " sabrina thanks for joining us on your [day of week] morning, i'm sabrina ahmed. elias: and i'm elias johnson... elias: weather is elias: weat

the kinds of businesses you'd expect. speciality shops, cafes, a hardware store, but it also has something unique. and not small at all. the historic coors brewery, a business founded in 1873. when we were driving up here, we passed a coors bus for tourists, but it was coming from town. >> yeah, so why was it in town? >> we feel strongly about partnering the communities with with where we work and brew beer. and so we have a strong partnership with golden getting our visitors to see if they can go into town after their tour for lunch, dinner, go shopping, see some of the great museums. >> that's right, this big company does a lot to help all of the small companies right down the street, the small businesses that give golden its hometown feel. >> tell me about the golden ticket that you get. >> yes. tour bus drivers will hand every visitor a golden ticket and they can take it into a business and scratch off to win either percentage off of their purchase in a business in downtown golden or they could win up to $500. >> coors does more than just accepted the visitors down the block, it also does what it can to directly sup

but the point of sale, the hardware at the stores is old fashioned.t one point, these are very nice guys, questioned whether the new attempts to fix point of sale systems would work better than the other ones they said they were going to do two years ago. that was brutal. and then just an amazing thing. ken goldman whom i respect says we've got to get back to bayics. he asked what have you been doing that's not basics, so to speak? in other words, this is a conference call if you go read it. the analysts have had enough. the company is levering up to buy back stock. is that the right thing to do when you have to go against the people? it's just like walmart. you want to go buy back $20 billion and fix it? forget it. >> a company like this which had incredible growth and was the leader in the category, when did it lose its mojo? >> when walmart, target, costco all got religion about it. kroger being the principle enemy. remarkable what they'll have. the natural organic next to the old, next to the store brand. kroger is the best now on anti-packaging.

hardware store. i need a new filter for the air conditioner in your office. jamal, wait a minute. hy aren't you going to joe's hardware ? - the filters are cheaper at bidwell's. - how do you know ? i called all the stores in the phone book to compare prices the way mr. bradford said we should. yeah, but joe is our neighbor. we always shop there. i know, but bidwell's isn't very far away. and they sell the filters i need for ten cents less than they do at joe's. good work, jamal. that was the right thing to do. is saving ten cents more important than the friendship with our neighbor ? at home, maybe not. but here at your business, it is more important. all right. go, go, go. rosa, i forgot the ketchup. coming right up. thank you. coming through. step aside, please. thank you. oh, yes. i have been to greece several times. it is beautiful, especially at night. mr. brashov. i'll be right with you. the western part of the country, along the coast-- it's important, mr. brashov. excuse me, please. what is so important that i cannot talk with my customers ? you'll make more money if you le

robbery in east harlem has left a store owner and his young son shaken while police search for a group of robbers. at least four men burst into the mom and pop hardware store sunday afternoon. all were carrying guns with laser pointers. the owner who doesn't want to be identified says that at least one shoved a gun right in his face. it all happened in front of his terrified 10-year-old son. then -- they say okay anthony. it's all right. calm down. >> well, the men then forced everyone into the basement before robbing the register. surveillance cameras in the store were broken but cameras down street did catch a video of four men leaving the store. >>> 6:06. today's election day and there are two state senate races in new york today. the results could tip the balance of power in the republican controlled chamber. three assembly seats always up for grabs and there are important district attorney's races on island and in nassau un-- staten island and in nassau county. polls in both states open just a few minutes ago. >>> and the race for president ben carson now leads the pack of republicans nationwide a new "wall street journal" poll shows carson with

heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware storeou can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise

locked mailboxes are a popular item at any hardware store. >> the way they work is similar to the postal one, there will be a slot for the postal carrier to put mail in. only the homeowner would have the key to open it.>> reporter: these can be a deterrent against thieves. >> you want to make it more difficult for the thief to be able to get your stuff.>> that was michael tyree reporting. security experts recommend two other things, pick up your mail every day and place a whole on mail you are -- hold on mail when you're out of town. >>> holes food facing allegations of inhumane conditions at a turkey farm.>> their lives, not hours.>> reporter: the greek -- group direct action everywhere protested in castro at whole foods. they released a video claiming that turkeys live in deplorable conditions at the turkey farm in sonora. they claim whole foods is showing photos of a fake front farm.>> this is what whole foods shows you. this is the truth they don't want you to know.>> the group claims they investigated that truth over nine months.>> we are here to tell whole foods to stop lying to th

store - chris loves to watch kids - walk in the door. " sometimes a loud wow .. somethings just awed silence... " there was no target .. there was no walmart .. there was no hyvee .. this was post office - hardware and store for everything. " the shelves stacked with essentials from one hundred years ago - the pot belly stove in the middle - kept the clerk and customers warm. warm." scooooooop " you could grab a bag of peanuts - and shop for everything from boots to blue jeans - - rags to rugs - - and buy the basics in baking supplies. " this is a coffee grinder .. put your coffee up here in the top .." " grind .. grind ,, grind " you won't find this at starbucks - but at the time - it was high tech tech" after he took them out of this he put them on that big scale over there and sold you a pound of coffee to go home with. " it all makes the boone county museum and grounds - a must stop - for travelers. " full of fascinating stuff .. i like to call it the community's treasure box .. .. it's good to look back and recognize where you've come from so it informs you how you got there. " "- we got here - road trippin ' - - in columbia - missouri .. i'm matt hammill you can find all of matt's road tri

. >>> after 51 years of running the family business a boston man is closing up his hardware store for good in the norgd end. the true value will close early next year. he has been working in the store since he was a child. his grandmother bought the business in 1964. a new store banner thanks the customers for their 52 years of patronage. >>> he kicked the game winning field goal last night and today he joined a number of patriots for the gratitude gala. he spoke about the game winning boot last night. >> it was a lot of fun. but, you know, win or lose we have are a short memory. we'll enjoy it for about a day or two. come wednesday we'll object to buffalo. >> the real focus is the foundation who helped the patriots win their first ever super bowl then two of carn which he would then beat. it helps cancer patients with everyday payments. last year they raised more than $900,000. >> great work. it really is. >>> actually thanks to the kick pats fans are riding sky-high after yesterday's win over the giants literally. >> or perhaps none quite like these folks. >> this is the scene on bo

the chemicals. other sort of hardware stores people have gone to buy. so the police will be able to analyze chemically the residue of the explosives. they know it's tatp, but they through more precise analysis will know better some of the ingredients. and then what they will do will be to backtrack from there. if there were parts of the explosives that didn't explode, or one bomb that didn't go off fully or at all, that will be incredibly valuable to them. and this is how the police did it in britain ten years ago. they were able to go back and find where the men purchased the basic chemicals, how they did it, and indeed, the tubs that they put their explosives in. of course, there will be a question about detonators as well. that's just another detail that will be added in for the police that will help them in their investigation. but tatp, something that can be cooked up from commercially available components, readily available. >> nic, thank you. and the prosecutor, obviously, not being able to give out all the information he knows and all the informa

store - chris loves to watch kids - walk in the door. " sometimes a loud wow .. somethings just awed silence... " there was no target .. there was no walmart .. there was no hyvee .. this was post office - hardware and store for everything. " the shshves stacked with essentials from one hundred years agag - the pot belly stove in the middle - kept the clerk and customers warm. you could grab a bag of peanuts - and shop for everything from boots to blue jeans - - rags to rugs - - and buy the basics in baking supplies. " this is a coffee grinder .. put your coffee up here in the top .." you won't find this at starbucks - t at the time - it was high tech" after he took them out big scale over there and sold you a pound of coffee to go home with. " it all makes the boone county museum and grounds - a a must stop - - r travelers. " full of fascinating stuff .. i like to call it the community's treasure box .. it's good to look back and recognize where you've come from so it informs you how you got there.e. " ""- we got here - road trippin ' - - in columbia - missouri .. i'm matt hammill if you're hitting the road soon, you'll be paying a little less. less.still to come on the fox 28 news at nini, the

as for the driver of the parked truck, the car slammed into, he was inside a hardware store making deliveries at the time. are you okay? police say the suspect is a 24- year-old with 15 priors possession and manslaughter. now, as we await more information about the suspect, police are praising the police officer who was working solo for using good tactics and doing everything by the book. the suspect is expected to survive. live in crown heights, brooklyn tonight, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. >>> dangling by a rope when it snapped. up next, see how rescuers jumped in to bring a man who took an underground fall back to the surface in safety. >> killed on a snowy night almost 20 years ago. police have new suspects in a cold case murder. >> preying on pregnant women. the robbery that could be connected to a bigger crime spree. >> and does this map look a little out of whack to you? the geography gaff made by a presidential candidate today. >> get the umbrella ready for tomorrow. and when in just a bit. >>> a askiesy rescue under -- a dicey rescue underground. chopper 2 was over the scene after a wo

the city is moving. local 5's jacob pecklo has more. jacob: natural sound of snow shovel moving geoff warmouth has been busy running his hardware store in waukee for two decades now. natural sound: "measure, right?" but as the city has grows, he's found the demands at the shop are a little bit different. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "i used to know everybody that came through that door by name, but now i don't know everybody that comes through that door." warmouth says the school districts have been a big reason that people have been moving to the area, and why it's been expanding so quickly. and that's brought plenty of changes, like a new logo unveiled tuesday night. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "everything needs to be readdressed over time. just because something was good 20 years ago, doesn't mean it's going to meet the criteria of today." mayor bill peard says that new image points out the city's rich history, as well as its plans for future development. bill peard, waukee mayor: "i don't think waukee is going to lose its community spirit because that community spirit isn't about bricks and mortar, it's about th

the store. you'll actually be able to go into the store and try out the hardware. watch whether this is a one-off or the start of many actual physical stores for amazon to come. >> olivia, thanks. >>> a top strategist for bernie sanders joins me live to talk about immigration and how the democratic candidate will go up against front-runner hillary clinton for the crucial latino vote. >>> plus, we now know when pope francis will be going to mexico next year. the catholic church confirms the pontiff's long-awaited trip will begin the 12th of february in mexico city. the last pope to visit the country, benedict in march 2012. back after this. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including i

the victim's accounts. you recognize any of these charges? - hardware stores. there were a lot of those on my accounts too. and bulk purchases of chemicals. that's what the cops used as evidence against me. - supplies for the labs. - i guess. - recognize anything else? okay. these are the bank statements. you recognize anything here? - wait. why do you have a picture of her? - that's jordan hester. she's the victim. - no, no, no, that's mary. she was the receptionist at my accountant's office. - mary? excuse me a minute. - when you're done with the wipe-down, get the hell out, and i'll be in touch when i find a new lab. - get one with skylights like the last one. it's better ventilation for when we heat the phosphorous. - yeah, sure, whatever you want. let's move! - phosphorous is used to make meth, "boss." and the last place didn't have any skylights. who the hell are you? - i think we may have gotten this backwards, finch. my hester's not the identity thief, which means yours is. [phone chirping] - i know. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches.

the basement and held captive. a father and young son fear for their lives as mass gunmen rob their neighborhood hardware store. good evening at 11:00. i'm sade baderinwa. frantically searching for those gunmen. >> the terrifying moments unfolding at a store at east 116th street in east harlem. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is there. >> this wasn't just an armed robbery. these men in masks terrified a father and his young son, threatened to shoot the father. the child was worried about what was going to happen to him and then they robbed the store. >> reporter: it's a small store, a mom and pop store that barely has enough room for merchandise and customers at the same time but it got a whole lot extra crowded yesterday afternoon when at least four men stormed the place and demanded money. the owner didn't want to be identified but he was there with his 10-year-old son when the men came in sunday afternoon around 4:00. >> they pointed the gun right at my face. this unfold was the owner's terrified son who was pleading with the gunman. he paused. the memory of his frightened son overwhelming. the child so br