she says the supppport they have received through the ui democracy fund has helelped transform the council projeject was the brainchild of the western ukrainian resource center, an ananization led by organization in western ukraine. announcer: this s lack of transpsparency fueled the anger against the ousted d president o redeem, , when he canceled a cooperation agreement with the european union. ukraininians have lolong felt le they had no control over politicians, but the democracy project is helping to shift attitudes. announcer: the democracy program introduced councils from a acros ukraine to a new tooll that wowd allow constituents to watch over political proceedings. the innovation is the only streaming of counsel sessions, a standard praractice in westetern democracieies, but absent t in e local councils of ukraine. says it has been a great catalyst for engagement. a young actitivist from the neay village was so inspired by t t u.n. democracy p project, he ben taping his village council sessions himself. the videos he posted to youtubee have a large audience. announcer: if hehe is

. >> with the charges police officer who was arrested and charged with the ui while on the job -- dui while on the job. ryan, how did he get caught? ryan: well, this is where the arrest went down and it started with a complaint about the officer and what a supervisor alcohol and realized the officer was impaired. >> this is the first time i have ever heard of anything like this. >> reaction is rolling in. >> it is good that somebody caught him in the process of being inappropriate. >> arthur thompson was arrested this morning in the 1400 block of 18 street. a supervisor complaint and smelled alcohol, noticing he was impaired. >> i don't want to judge. i do not know the circumstances. >> the officer failed field sobriety tests and he has been on the force for four years. >> they are saying nobody is above the law. >> anything could happen while he was on duty. what is going on in the country with police departments and neighborhoods is troubling. >> we reached out to the police to try to get more information about this. our questions have not been answered and they do say that thompson

we'll explain what led up to the report and why ui police didn't send out any alert of its own. and the annual walk to end alzheimers in cedar rapids raised tens of thousands of dollars for up. stay with your 24-hour on october 16th. here is a live look at police released more details on a rescue at a mineshaft this weekend. now one person faces a mother-daughter team is on a mission to strike out bullying in iowa. and some local boy scouts put in hours of hard work this weekend to help people in need. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... dubuque police are releasing more details on a rescue at a mineshaft. we first told you about this yesterday morning. the shaft is off of north grandview near the dog park. around one a-m yesterday, rescue teams entered the through a storm drain fiksdal, was injured from the fall. she was carried out and taken to a local hospital. 28 year old dallas blake of st. paul, minnesota was arrested for tre

a report of an active shooter caused a we'll explain what led up to the report and why ui police didn't send out any alert of its own. and the annual walk to end alzheimers in cedar rapids raised tens of thousands of dollars for research. we'll have the total, coming up. stay with your 24-hour newsource, kcrg-tv9. its--- today. police released more details on a rescue at a mineshaft this weekend. now one person faces charges for the incident. a mother-daughter team is on a mission to strike out bullying in iowa. and some local boy scouts put in hours of hard work this weekend to help people in need. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... drizzle and dense fog will be likely throughout the morning as this system lingers across eastern iowa. the gloominess will slowly come to an end and we'll start to see partly cloudy skies develop. temperatures will winds won't be a blustery today with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. the evening will be warm

a lot of the ui and ux could be better. and the screen is underutilized.mily: you see a market tesla does not address. what does it look like? padmasree: the market we are addressing is china first. and the market is growing for ev's there. driven by the incentives that the government is giving, but beyond that, there is more consumer buying power, looking at buying automobiles. and the family size is getting bigger because they have gone away from the one child policy. emily: so -- just to give some background -- the nextev founder, william li, he pledged to build an electric supercar of sorts. and to launch first in china and then here in the united states. padmasree: supercar is different. we will unveil it at the end of the year. in addition, we are looking at mass-market vehicles for china. that will be in the market soon after. emily: when will we see nextev's in the u.s.? padmasree: stay tuned. emily: you are on the list of the most powerful woman in the world and certainly in technology. when you were looking for your next gig after you left cisco,

what advantages does the ui's nurse-midwife service offer? how can our viewers learn more? we have recently added two new certified our service to 7 total. some highlights: choosing a midwife instead of a formally trained obstetrician is a national trend that has been increasing nearly every year since 1989. certified nurse- midwives attend over 8.33 percent of all births nationally, and 8.35 percent of all births in the state of iowa. a certified nurse-midwife attends almost 15% of all deliveries and more than 20% of all vaginal deliveries at uihc. uihc is 20% of all vaginal deliveries at uihc. attends almost 15% of all deliveries and more than 20% of all vaginal deliveries at uihc. uihc is home to seven out of midday. the winneshiek county sheriff's office say the two people killed in a shooting had recently broken up from their relationship. investigators responded to a mobile home park in freeport last night. the sheriff's office says 55 authorities are not looking for any suspects at this time. right now iowa city police are looking for suspects in robberies at two kum

demand for protein that could provide an added boost. if we can feed it in the u- s, feed ourc corn in the ui-s to our animal industry, and the livestock industry and export that finished product, that's the biggest value we can get> mexico is currently the largest market in terms of volume for u-s poultry and pork, and the second biggest for beef. the dairy industry echoing these sentiments.. potentially walking away from nafta could be detremintal to dairy. mexico is 2 or number 3> but for groups like rice producers, it's the products coming in that's becoming a concern. sullivan t

students living at the ui campus keep all they need for their daily lives in tiny dorm rooms. >> right now university police are investigating several break- measures taken to keep everyone residence hall security is a serious discussion at ui.madeline porrez 10:48:33 "at the beginning of the year, we have a like a ton of drills, we just went over like a lot of safety things."abbie moore 10:49:47 "there's a bunch of adults kind of walking around that can answer questions." dorm living is supposed be in charge of the residence halls, the first priority is safety.greg 18:47:03 "each of our buildings has a front desk operation, most of those are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."greg thompson says once you get through the doors, there are multiple layers of security in every residence hall.greg 18:30:26 "all of our exterior entrances and several of our interior entrances >> all of our exterior entrances and interior entrances have security cameras attached to them. >> each student has a car to >> recognizes that i am a resident on the floor and the door opens providing access to expect

that what encryption really needs is, we have done a lot with the math but we need to do more with the uimaking it easy and affordable. emily: what is your take on this report, the u.s. government saying now we know that russia hacked the u.s. election, and it's only the topmost officials in russia could have authorized it? matthew: i don't have access to all of the intelligence that the u.s. government has, but i'm often skeptical of some of these reports of attribution to nation state actors. i think sometimes that happens, but a lot of times there is a blurred line between a patriotic hacker who might be a 15-year-old kid acting on their own behalf, and a real state-sponsored activity that is sanctioned. i think we've seen a little bit more of that out of china, in particular, where there have been reports on the government supporting specific hacking groups. i think russia has been a little bit more ad hoc. that doesn't mean the government doesn't approve of what has happened, that doesn't mean they might not have even co-opted this, but a lot of times the damage that can be done by a

we will talk to the ui item club about brexit. first word news with angie lau. angie: thank you both. the uk economy has been more resilient since thought. concern that britain could lose market or evenhe tumble out of the european union without a trade agreement and place has driven the pound to a 31 year low. that means companies are likely to scale back investment in hiring plans. we will be speaking to the co-author of the report, martin beck, at 7:15 on daybreak europe. north american banks cut their share of uk commercial property lending by half. the head of the eu vote. according to a survey, u.s. and canadian lenders market share dropped 7% from 14% for six month of the year, amidst for british real estate. chinese president has warned the global economy is weak and vulnerable to problems that could trigger a new financial crisis. speaking at the summit, he said the underlying causes of the two thousand eight crash had not been fixed and the threat remains of a bp. china is the world's second-biggest economy, set to host next years summit. china's policy

but he has done so far,he what he did with the bullpen to put in .uys like coco crisp and lonn that it left against the lefty hitting the home runs, he made some great newsaiin. took a look at the starting lineup, he is going with a switch going to lead off with rajai davis. he can steal bases and their pitcher, does not hold runners, there is brandon guyer against the lefty. lonnie chisenhall and then corey kluber pitching. looking at the club's wine app. kyle schwarber just got activated, and picture is jon lester for the cubs tonight,t, baseball is not over, one thing we can say goodbye to hisis baseball lette. >> there is a chill in the air. we draw and so ice today, the owner of elegant ice creations , aaron costic, brought in 1500 pounds joined kenny crumpton to carve the block c for the indians and also lebron james. who are jus across the street to receive theirst nba championship rains, aaron costic says it feels great to feel the city alive. >> this is great to be out here when this is happening to be with you guys we the crew. to feel the energy of the city. we have another

the secret ballot//people are not going to bribe you one way or another because you can't te/the danr isvote uying and vote coercion. the s ballot selfie seems inevitable. and for some...a picture isn't even enough. states are changing their laws to allow selfies and in illinois they even set up a selfie booth to give people a legal spot to take their shot. as for justin timberlake...don't worry...he's not being locked up. the tennessee secretary of state's office actually seems to be enjoying the publicity saying "we're thrilled justin can't stop the feeling when it comes to voting so much that he voted early in person and is promoting voting to his millions of fans." ben tracy, cbs news, los angel "i'm david beganud in a citrus grove in florida there is a tiny bug that is devestating the state's billion dollar business of producing oranges we'll introduce you to a grower and researchers who are looking at every possible option that story is coming up." up." 3 plus --- the auto-industry's largest recall ever...is getting bigger. the latest on the exploding takata airbags is next. 3 surprised..som

.>> reporter: the school it's competitive.drew matzen, ui student03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with those improvements, it would just heighten the atmosphere. the board of regents is scheduled to discuss the plans next week.covering the took the board of regents is to discuss the plans next week.>> is milling to budget -- project is budgeted just under $90 million purdue university pledged to raise $100 million and they plan to use guest to the school and money they are making to a deal with the big ten network. >>> what do you think? join the conversation on our facebook page.>>> still to come, a unique campaign pumping awareness into iowa's fuel economy while contributing to a from summary conditions yesterday to hard-core fall of his -- fall conditions this afternoon. the fall air will get worse tonight. by tomorrow morning frost and vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped

"i like the fact that we'll be known for something else other than a gaming destination. we live in las vegas, las vegas uis not simply the strip. i think that gives not just the university but the whole city an opportunity to show off what else we have to offer." even thou even thou thousands of people are flooding our city for this debate restaurants and coffee shops around the university aren't seeing an influx of business. usually there full of students but since classes have been cancelled and the university is in have been sending employees home and operating on skeleton crews. they agree that this is an exciting time for las vegas but they're ready for things to return back to normal serving the student population. once these businesses open up we'll be talking with employees and customers to get their opinion about the attention las vegas is getting. sent from my it will be a sunny and breezy wednesday across southern nevada with high temperatures in the low 80s and upper 70s. the strongest wind will be focused along the colorado river valley where a wind advisory is in effect from 8 a.m. to midnigh

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years since the university dealt with an actual shoot, former ui student went on a shooting tree on campus in november of 1991. >> lou killed four faculty members and one student before turning the gun on himself. he was upset his dissertation didn't win prizes at his former roommate had gained. is now scheduled people. >> first responders, after that has not been confirmed. the home is located in an area hit hard by flooding last month along the cedar river.no names have been released.two dogs were also found dead in the home. right now, authorities are investigating yet another case of arson along the controversial bakken pipeline. pipeline.jasper county authorities say someone set a backhoe and two bulldozers on no one was hurt.the controversial pipeline will cut through 18 iowa counties countiesin august, vandals set fire to pipeline equipment in reasnor, oskaloosa and newton. after a big weekend in the new bohemia and czech village neighborhoods - eastern iowans are being directed to other parts of cedar rapids next weekend. cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry is live at one of the spots

researchers across the world use the antibodies to fight cancerous tumors. ui from a brain tumor, and her honor inspires his research. "12:23:31;22 - if we're lucky, if we're really lucky we will find a drug that stops metastisis, stops tumors from forming. when the first tumor forms, we're not going to be there with the drug to stop it, but when that thing starts to spread out and you most of the time die from the mestastisis." the bank of antibodies is worth $250 million. this morning m taking over downtown cedar rapids to raise awareness about alzheimer's. the walk to end alzheimer's was supposed to be last month, but flooding on the cedar river postponed it. we told you earlier this week how organizers spent countless hours making sure everything would be the same, just three weeks later. organizers told us it was important to get it back on track for the families and people affected by the disease. 5 million people are today's walk begins at 10:00 at the mcgrath amphitheatre. across the river, part of the newbo neighborhood is raising money for flood recov

so look for the winds picking ui out of the north and west 15 to 20 and once we get this clouds c deck south and east of us wef ue should be in for movely sunny sn conditions this afternoon allno about cool weather this week.eaw we're getting into the end ofhed october it will start to feel w that way. th highs in the 50sat to w about 60 next couple of days after todayt and be in the 30s for good majority of the area here by tomorrowy tw morning and wednesday morning.an that is quick look at weather.do more coming up.. caitlin last look at your roadways!ad >> yes. sunny beautiful morning a lot of sun glare out there.t there a lot of problems specificallyci inside the beltway within then t district. 395 northbound delays all theouh way from the beltway to the to freeway, and then there werether reports of an accident betweente the 14th and k street bridges. g very heavy traffic crossing the potomac then the washingtonto l.nal. washington boulevard also prette stretch. 295, we have -- this is 66.6. we also have plenty of delays. l it is heavy eastbound as you go through fairfax but alsol

virginia and later on in the next few years was that of the sneaky wizard, a man who hid his personality or may not have had any fixed personality. uis harland used onion suggesting that when the writer peeled away the last contrived image that washington created, there would be no person left there at all. now perhaps i have fallen victim to what has been called the myth, the belief that it can deliver the essential person and there is a core personality, the real me which we will find if we dig deep and long enough. we make decisions, the literally writer has said about people and their places in history. we characterize -- we use that person to characterize a nation and transmit its values and we uphold cultural norms of some sort. writers decide what kind of person we are writing about and we assign motive over and over. we construct the shape and trajectory for the life out of actions about his decisions and his motives. thus it seems that writers cannot be objective. we feel compelled to assign motive. but in truth, we can hardly imagine all the motives that could have been in play in a given life. and while i have assigned a m

quick check of the latest business flash headlines. aviation has confirmed it is uite at european leisure airline. the plan is to combine the werations of air berlin with fly -- twifly. the airline group would serve destinations from germany, austria, and poland. any agreement would need regulatory approval. yousef: israeli war planes carried out an air strike in gaza after a rocket was fired over the border and landed in the nearby town. pilotrusalem posted the was killed. it is not known if anyone was injured in the gaza raid. later, the navy intercepted a boat carrying activists, trying to break israel's sea blockade of gaza. angie: ukrainian president hassan roddy has been welcome to vietnam as part of a two day visit. he started talks on strengthening ties, including trade and military relations between the two countries. the president is to visit malaysia for more trade and diplomatic discussions. yousef: missions across the middle east are planning for post-oil dependent economies by diversifying, and investing in alternatives. one of the sectors is education.

investigators say the driver a 52-year-old man from beverly, mass later returned to the scene and was arrested on charged , including oh ui. police say halloween is one of the busiest times of the year in salem, which is known for the witch trials attracting tourists from around the world. erin: the fbi has now obtained warrant to begin reviewing newly discovered emails that officials think may be relevant to the hillary clinton email server investigation. clinton is trying to move past the new developments while donald trump is jumping on the revelations. meanshile a new abc news poll shows the two locked in a dead heat with just a week of campaigning left. abc's stephanie ramos reports. >> good morning. eight days until the election not slow down. the fbi has obtained a warrant to review the obtained e-mails. over the weekend. clinton taking on her opponent donald trump. hillary clinton: it's always donald trump first and everyone else last. >> and fbi director james comey. hillary clinton: some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. cracks that letter sent to lawmakers friday whe

the matter. and that is your bloomberg business flash update. capital,uyinganus the new combined money manager will have $320 billion in assets and money management. the ceo discussed the default -- details from london. >> when we first started discussing the transaction will -- transaction, we shared a similar strategic position. when we look at the industry and challenges that we were facing, we were aligned on the solution that we were adopting for the firm. that was the first fundamental bedrock. the second point was the culture of the firms being so similar. we both come from the point of view of teams with collaborative approaches and a shared similar value that is so critical. making sure that we do everything we can on behalf of our clients. it gives you the best chance in this merger of equals. >> can you give me more color as to what that actually means? >> we know that there are far more significant regulatory intrusions into the industry requiring greater scale with the global clients and distributors that we've dealt with on a global basis, looki

the 19-80's. drew matzen, ui student 03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with those improvements, it would just heighten the atmosphere. atmosphere.the board of regents is scheduled to talk about the plans next week.if finished by the 20-19 season. the university has pledged to raise one-hundred million dollars.that will come from private donations and money the school gets through the big ten from television revenue. tonight -- the n-f-l returns to cbs 2 - with a big divisional match up in the a-f-c west. west.reigning super bowl champion denver broncos head to southern california -- to take on the san diego chargers. the chargers are 1-and four -- trying to save their season after losing late leads in three games this season.cbs says their quarterback -- philip rivers -- will keep them in the game. thursday night is going to be a very difficult game going against that very stout denver defense. so you hope that it is a close game going into the fourth quarter, which i think it should be simply because phillip rivers is playing so

the 20 19th season. it's competitive.drew matzen, ui student03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with those improvements, it would just heighten the atmosphere.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. the project is budgeted to cost just under 90-million dollars.the university has pledged to raise one-hundred million.that will come private donations and money the school gets through the it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. >> switch to the north and that pulled in cold canadian air. it was a slap in the face. we were expecting it and now the temperatures at 44 degrees. with these clouds moved to the southeast temperatures will start to fall quickly. by tomor

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that go up and down. 60-year-old vianne woodbray or woody as he's known started ui >> brings to life what they built in the 1900s and it's still today. you'll never find any one anywhere else. >> he was diagnosed with a form of bone cancer. he ended up in the hospital for two months, bedridden. but his daughters had an idea. time runs out. >> you know what i have family and friends to do this. >> soon they came together to finish woody's dream. >> this is not just on the scene. we have to build this. no matter what, we'll get this done. >> i was in tears watching them. >> woody is on the mend and the carousel is almost finished and his grandchildren couldn't be running. but the real joy is not in the ride. >> it has been a long time since we saw him smile. and i haven't seen him happy for a long time so this is great. >> how about that hmm? woody says the carousel is just a beginning. he also built a miniature golf course that he hopes to have up and running. >> new, seniors gone wild, more at a houston club, each stripper in the wheelchair brigade, a surgeon, an olympic swimmer, i think the guys may have

the same story. she did get an ipo allocation. ?uys question i rishaad: rishaad: david, thank you very much indeed. let's look further into ootom. reporter: the minutes of the october meeting say the numbers are over on jobs and housing. the new governor today used a speech to defend the rba flexibility in pursuing the inflation target. netflix's hits as shows boost third-quarter earnings, adding more than 3.5 million subscribers in the period. it earned doubled up forecast. however, asia remains a challenge. netflix scrapped plans to launch in china this year, referring to licensed content. the u.n. said as many as 700,000 people might be forced to flee the iraqi city of mosul. andsands of iraqi troops kurdish fighters are advancing toward the city, backed by u.s. and coalition airstrikes. they could become the largest and most conflicted humanitarian situation in the world this year. an unnamed orbital rocket has blasted off from eastern virginia on a recent mission to the international space station. the program has been grounded two years. 30 first rocket blew up seconds after liftoff. that carr

let's look at the 10-year yield. ,uying driving down the yield only four basis points, but we have notle day like this in about three or four weeks time. the banks are one of the casualties, but it is helping interest-rate sensitive groups like utilities. the us of the utilities index, the best -- the s&p utilities index the best-performing group today. natural gas is another part of that picture. we are seeing another gain a natural grass today, up more than 4% after the weekly inventories number did not rise as much as investigated. the federal government is estimating that there will be least natural gas since market since going back to 2005. shell gas drillers have will back off production to some extent. is one ofrn energy the beneficiaries of that boost in natural gas prices. scarlet: thank you. let's get to mark crumpton for bloomberg first world news. denyingnald trump is allegations of sexual assault. he told a rally in florida that the claims are corded needed attack from the media and the clinton campaign. mr. trump: these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct wit

party of the big tent or you're not and where i live in western new york, the primaries are much more interesting. after all ui actually got -- while i didn't get to vote because the polls that day opened after i had to leave town but i was going to vote for a man running for president a few years ago that believes dinosaurs and human beings coexisted and democrats don't give you opportunities like that. [laughter] >> ma'am. >> is someone like you who wrote about trump's tax returns and what could be them back in march, i've disappointed every time i write about these issues that the people that really need to learn more and understand them refuse to listen. >> where did you write about it? okay. >> but let me ask the question, the question is i don't want to preach to the choir, the reasonable i took a job as a journalist as 54 year's old, i want to convert those who don't believe in what they should and don't understand. >> what's the question? >> the question is how do we do that? is it writing a book, writing more, is it going out there? >> i'm not in the business of trying to convert people to what i thin

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uys outnumbering sellers, 3-1. >> the korean -- their lawyer says he may fuel a new suit each month. >> the u.n. on signs that policy makers may accept declines in weak exports and the strength of the dollar. > and turmoil. >> just about what, 29 minutes away from the start here in hong kong and indeed in shanghai. >> asian stocks hitting a two-week high. we also have the southeast asian markets coming online now. how's it going? >> well, mostly going well. it's been going well for two days now. despite the fact you have, you have a weak spot which i'll talk about in a moment. second day of gains. volumes aren't quite there yet. a loft earnings coming through and guess what? deals again making the news. wonder what kind of speculation is going around. what the next targets are going to be. but on the way up following a higher close on wall street overnight. malaysia a little bit of weakness at the moment. kospi index 0.7 lower. an interesting story in south korea. g.d.p. reports better than expected. and that said, what seems to be driving the market at least one part of the market r

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the state unemployment insurance. so technically these drivers will be getting ui insurance from the fund, the state of new york's fundsn't contribute. >> two ways to look at it. this driver who got the insurance just got lucky. and not a harbinger for anything else. or he's sort of a predictor of what may happen in a larger scheme. >> this has been taken up dozens of times across the country. two big cases out of california. over employee versus independent contractor status. uber and lyft got sued. they don't have to reclassify the employees as part of the settlement. those were two big cases people were watching to see what happened. they were to set the pace for what could come across the country. this is the department of labor, not a specific court case. >> thanks. >> time for trading nation, because traders trade better together today. let's talk about what else the big banks, jpmorgan chase. melissa brought this up in first hour. it is one thing to beat estimates. it is another thing to beat estimates so low that basically anybody could have beaten them. do we look at this as a good quarter or the expectations

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information a popular face at university of iowa announcing that he will step down the vice president of medical affairs- plans to step d ui health care enterprise u-i says a national search to replace him begins immediately he will continue his duties until a replacement is found caught on camera. what you see here is surveillance video of people stealing a donald trump campaign sign from a home. this happened in dubuque. you see two of them right there...making a run for it with the sign. the owner is upset... and is offering a cash reward for continuing coverage of the 2016 floods. here's a look at cedar falls earlier this week from our kwwl drone. you can see parts of the area... underwater after the cedar river crested. the floods cause a local campground to close for the season a few weeks earlier than planned. water now covers most of miller riverview park in dubuque. the park was scheduled to close in late october, but the city says it wouldn't be worth it. the pa d (steve fehsal, park division manager) "it's normally spring, early summer flooding. there has to close the campground, similar to labor day, but to hav

eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. uis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... ...turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless you doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. eliquis treats dvt & pe blood clots. plus had less major bleeding. both made switching to eliquis right for me. >>> coming up on "trending," the definitive list of every day hassles you can stop doing right now. >> i can't wait. >>> and we're in for a treat. because the barefoot contessa is here

would become the only nuclear successful state on the post soviet space and that involved ukraine being willing to transfer nuclear weapons to russia. anyway uidos to the clinton administration. both ukraine and russia were reluctant for different reasons and they signed the agreement in 1994, but, of course, that was tied to the infamous by now budapest memorandum which gave assurances if it relinquished and, of course, included the russian federation. in 1996 the senate finally ratified the start two agreement but then there were problems with moscow. this is now a tale in the 1990's of the difficulties of implementing these agreements because of the deteriorating political relationship and particularly in the latter part of the 90's the russian military was not happy about giving on the multiple war head and heavy icbm's, and then, of course, you had the beginnings of the disagreements about russia about nato enlargement in 1990's and in 1999 with the nato actions against serbia with bombing, et cetera, and so delayed ratification of the agreement. this is where we come back to star wars and i know we are going to hear more about son of st

the fourth. coming up we'll show you lamar jackson's record-setting day in ui ut, sing out ? ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ?'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are ? ? and if you want to be me, be me ? ? and if you want to be you, be you ? ? 'cause there's a million things to do ? man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i'll do that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin. plus, it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that's what i wanted to know. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and, in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleedi

the face, or something like that. and they both came, you know, looking their best. >> jon: right. >> stephen: donald trump wore uis trademark red power tie, while hillary clinton came dressed as "star trek "deep space pope. not a bad look. not a bad look. right off the bat, trump painted a grim picture of a clinton presidency. >> i believe if my opponent should win this race-- can which i truly don't think will happen-- we will have a second amendment which will be a very, very small replica of what it is right now. >> stephen: yes, a tiny rep replica of the second amendment, maybe put out by the franklin mint, so small. on the plus side, at least then it will fit his tiny, tiny hands. where is it? where is it? hillary clinton did not shy away from this tough issue about supporting gun control legislation. >> i was upset because, unfortunately, dozens of toddlers injure themselves, even kill people, with guns. >> stephen: now, if i heard that correctly, hillary clinton took the position of toddlers killing people equals bad. i don't know where she finds the courage to say things like that. on the subject of immigration, hot

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some of the seats would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between, and it would also come with new concessions, rest rooms and a sidewalk. drew matzen, ui student 03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with just heighten the atmosphere. atmosphere.the board of regents is scheduled to talk it would just heighten the atmosphere. >> the board of rescwrenlts is scheduled to talk about -- rescwrenlts is scheduled to talk about the plan next week. if approved it, would be finished by the 2019 season. the university's pledge to raise $100 million and that will come from private donations and money the school gets from the big ten from television revenue. >>> tonight the nfl returns to cbs 2 with a big divisional matchup in the nfc west. the denver broncos head to southern california to take on those chargers are 1-4 and they're trying to save their season after losing late leads in three games this year. cbs sports analyst boomer esiason says their quarterback philip rivers will keep them in the game. >> thursday night is going to be a very difficult game going against that very s

the influence. he has been dentified as richard anthony seo. he is now facing four counts of% particular manslaughter and ui. >>[ clip playing ] >> this is intense. new video this morning of a chicago police officer beaten by a suspect she was trying to take down. she says she wasn't ever going to fire her weapon. in the video the female officer and her partner detained a man, but he began to fight back. he apparently was high on pcp. the officer repeatedly instructs the suspect to stop tried to take it down watch, he takes down the female officer himself.>>[ clip playing ] >> the female officer who was being attacked says this, she was not going to fire her gun because she. committee backlash. she did not want the department or her family to have to go through that and remains in the hospital this morning because of serious head injuries. >>> the u.s. navy is investig patrolling human skulls. a few days ago the military retaliated from an earlier attack. the ships were apparently in international waters in the red sea when he detected a possible inbound missile. they fired defensive missiles. no ships were hit in all american ships are safe. th

the university of iowa says an "active shooter" threat reported at a campus dorm was all a joke. ui police say a student called them after getting a text from a friend claiming there was an active shooter at burge hall yesterday. that student called police back a few minutes later to say his friend had been joking. those stories and much more are coming up in just a few minutes on the kcrg tv nine three weeks away from election day, republicans and democrats are making one last push for support ahead of november. that includes fundraisers for both senate candidates in eastern iowa. investigators in northwest iowa say a ground up battery killed dozens of cows this week. and after flooding hit cedar rapi businesses on the 'wet side' of newbo came together to support recovery. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. good morning and thanks for joining us. we begin with first alert storm team meteorologis

the person was the qualities of leadership that even this children's book reveals, there would be no problem. we'll go on throughout time. post co. clare, huntington station, new york. ui but tv with ken burns. >> guest: high, clear. >> caller: hi, ken. i want to echo a lot of the comments being made about your books. i was particularly thrilled with your civil war because it was the first time it in a series that dealt with african-american contribution to this country. i have never seen a series of baseball. i talked about the league.nk i think you're a leader in the pantheon of civil rights is particularly at a time in the60 60s when things were a bit time that quiet and i happen to work for an organization at that time that was still redlining. are you in this new civil war t museum they open today? the african american museum or i think you deserve a place in it for what you contributed to african-americans. >> guest: claire, that is such a nice thing to say. for too long with solely top-down version of our past and neglect did lots of different stories with african-american history in february which is our coldest, darkest and shortest month as if it is political