well, timothy, you're looking well, i must say. and looking forward to the next hour more than i can tell you, alex. mr. solo and mr. kuryakin, aren't they here? why no, i haven't seen them since last night. oh, that's curious. but everything's in order, my friend. indeed, everything's just fine. oh, i don't know, gentlemen. i don't think the younger generation is difficult, perhaps, but not hopeless. you could kill him now just as easily. no, i want to wait until they're all seated and he's in the middle of his speech. i want it to be absolutely clear he's been killed by dean timothy dwight. killed in front of the entire graduating class. consider what'll happen, trumbull. the groves of academe will be shaken to the very roots. the scandal will lead to so many investigations, u.n.c.l.e. will be finished, and thrush will move into the vacuum. excuse me, this way, gentlemen, please. open channel d, please. mr. solo? mr. kuryakin? either of you, come in, please. we're ready, mr. waverly. oh, coming, coming. alexander waverly hardly n

(s/ timothy tyler/ pharmacy generics. if there's a generic i would feel comfortable i take generic medications myself."timothy tyler is the director of pharmacy at desert regional's comprehensive cancer center and makes this very simple point that when it comes to brand name prescription medications vs generic(sot: timothy tyler/ pharmacy direct)"the generic is the same as the brand. there's no difference only difference may be in the filler... not the active ingredient... it's that active ingredient that's the same... that's the important part... the magic yes."and tyler showed me some examples... like with this commonly used cancer chemo drug...(sot: timothy tyler/ pharmacy director)"this was the branded product very expensive ...this bottle would have been over four thousand dollars... this as a generic has the exact same ingredient ...this is about three thousand dollars so you're saving 25 percent right there."tyler points out too that like brand name meds, generics are vastly regulated. though some he says are comin

bu so far nobody really knows what that path is. >> thank you, timothy. them owe this is with granite advisers. >>> veriz and travelers also repo earnings. verizo saw revenue fal of subsc adding far fewer wireless cust in the third quarter than expected. part oe reason is heightened compet among all of the carrie. meanti the company says it's asseg wheth it will need to renegotiate its acquisition of yahoo! after that company discd a major data breach. as for travelers, the property and casualty insurer reported a 23% fall in profit as gains from underw declined. travels and verizon were the two worst performing stocks in the dow today. >>> that decline in the shares of verizon and travelers weighed on the broader market today. s was enough to lift the rican blue chip index. american reported a strong quarter, which we told you about last night. so today, the dow jones lost 4 poin to 18,162. the nasdaq dropped 4 1/2 and the s&p 50 was off nearly 3. >>> sales of existing homes rebod in september despite a persis shorte of prop to choose from. the national

we just learned that jay timothy brown is now in custody. one woman spoke to the cbs affiliate in colorado springs. he said they stored the body in the garage because they had not received payment for cremation. >> being that we hadn't received payment and had a hard time due to the con the body, we had a hard time storing it. >> officers found the decomposing body inside of a body bag last week. after neighbors reported terrible smell coming from the garage. >>> update now any story we've been reporting on for six years. in october of 2010 timothy elbow was seriously injured and left in a coma by a hit and run driver near coors field. his recovery has been remarkable. the accident was at 20th and he's back now with a very welcome update. tom? >> reporter: it really is. back in october, tim elbow was washing across this intersection when he was struck by the hit-and-run driver. tim was not expected to survive. i've gotten to know tim and his incredible family. we're happy to report his recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. tim alba h

dean timothy dwight. you must admit it's a rather provocative idea. we haven't been able to find out who's behind it, sir, but we did get the hatchet man. mr. solo, thrush has enough hatchet men to take on the united states marines. at least they can't follow their original plan, which was to use a student demonstration as a smokescreen. one of their men was to have led the demonstration and presumably kill you. they have as many plans as they have hatchet men. they're undoubtedly hatching out a new one right now. alexander, this has gone too far. the press is having a field day. have you seen the headlines? i'm sorry, timothy. i don't mean to cause you embarrassment. what are the headlines? something about a brawl in a girls' dormitory. oh. well, with mr. solo involved, i might have known. try and be a bit more discreet in future, mr. solo. minerva's been in jail, she's been in a brawl, jonathan trumbull threatened to have me fired. the students are getting out of hand and i think i am on the nerve of a vergous breakdown. must you keep that vaporizer

. >> they know him best as from the harry potter movies, timothy spall takes on a different role asas real-life british historian david irving in the movie calle the nile is david moss's talks withininni. timothy spall, plays real-life british historiann david irving, a man who denied the existence of the holocaust drama . >> centering around a little battle that plays more like a i think the language here is fantastic. for good or bad. david irving had a fascinating skill at voicing his opinions. with a toxic or not he was very good at that.. so it is the massive cleverness of the language of the lawyers, it is , there was a stake. there's some good dialogue and all that back-and-forth, but al ofa the reactionary shots, and you're trying to read his mind through your expressions of tha was fantastic.. >> thank you. i think that the job as an actor, opinions were unpleasant or upsetting. you find the humanity. >> in i think empathy is a very different thing from sympathy because in a sense it,r sympath is a consequence of someone's thoughts and empathy is what they are doing at that t

timothy get in the car shaquille o'neal: >> i won't fit driver: >> ok it that is shaq. james corden: >> no no this is not happening again driver: >> hey calm down okay! james corden: >> no, no i will not calm wearing a disguise. driver: >> i mean it's obviously shaq shaquille o'neal: >> superman himself james corden: >> you didn't recognize me? james corden: >> i'm james corden this is a prank show we were going to steal you're car. ((demetria obilor)) >> after corden spilled the beans the driver called over a police officer to get him arrested. and the officer himself recognized shaq, but had no clue who james corden is./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) shopping outdoors. ........... breezes will set up tomorrow to keep temps near normal. .............. they've got heat back east... we've got cool fall mornings with temps falling back to the low 60s right now and likely some 50s before daybreak. ............. the heat with santa ana winds... and a lake wind adivsory tomorrow in southern clark county. ..... temps in the 80s all week. even hotter near

jfrment timothy turned himself in last week. they stored the body at a vacant home because they had not received payment to cremate it. >> being that they hadn't receive good type of payment, had a hard time due to the condition of the body, we had a hard time storing it. >> officer s found the decomposing body inside a body bag after neighbors reported a in lyons we've been investigating. cbs4 learned the f.b.i. is taking a closer look into how town leaders spent flood recovery money. a lot of people say they can't get answers they want. >> reporter: many of the people who attended tonight's meeting live in some of the hardest hit neighborhoods, areas like this one that are still recovering. and tonight they expected more answers than f.b.i. and federal housing agents have seized documents and computers in a probe that town leaders say is related to how it's procured flood recovery work. at a special meeting called to address the investigation. that's about all mayor connie sullivan would tell residents. >> why are we doing thi

officials say early yesterday morning-- 32-year-old timothy olinger junior was shot and killed inside "comments lounge" near 52nd and hampton. family members tell us he had gone to the bar to help out a friend. the woman who suffered serious injuries in a hit-and-run crash last week is now out of a coma. amy may-ek was hit while crossing the street early last wednesday morning near cesar chavez drive and greenfield avenue. her family says she is awake now -- but dealing with memory loss and brain damage. milwaukee police say the vehicle involved has been found -- but they're still looking for the driver. two new satellite locations are now open for in-person, absentee voting in milwaukee. voters already taking advantage of the w north side's midtown center and the forest home library on the city's south side. if you're looking to vote early this year-- you can now do so-- just remember you'll need a photo i-d. weather increasing clouds tonight with temperatures falling through the 60s this evening. a few scattered showers are possible overnight with a low in the middle 50s. mostly clo

timothy johnson. third party presidential candidates are barely polling with farmers. we'll look at the presidential nominee that iowa farmers are favoring, next in today's agribusiness report. welcome to the agribusiness are very low right now.. i went through the ag report archives.. at the end of october two years ago.. october futures prices were 169.. dollars.. 55 cents a hundredweight.. now.. the october contract prices 104.20.. that would be like losing 40 percent of your income.. i talked to the iowa cattlemen's with the low prices.. c-e-o matt deppe calls it a market crisis.. he says the producer calls they get concerning market prices.. are very challenging.. one of the ways the association is trying to deal with the problem is through price discovery.. iowa is number four in the nation in terms of cattle on feed.. and tends to have many smaller producers.. iowa is number one in cash negotiated trades.. and they're trying to make sure those contracts are appreciated.. deppe says the another option they're looking that is throughput in the system the store.. "

police say 32 year old timothy olinger junior died . family members say he came to help out a friend at the bar. fox6's myra sanchick with the story. i love my brother more than anything. more than anything i got all brothers. i'm the only of me 32 year old timothy olinger junior came to help out a friend at the bar according to family members. thats when someone shot him. milwaukee police are looking for these men, whose faces were captured on the bar's video surveillance. olinger's sister did not want her face on camera but did tell us more. he helped everybody. he loved everybody. he was there for everybody. that's why he's in the in april 2015 milwaukee police were here as well. at that time two men were shot and died after a confrontation inside comments lounge. a third man was injured by gunfire.neighbors we talked with previously wanted the bar shut down. that didn't happen, but as the license for comments lounge come up again for renewal in december, they say they will try once again.. he's been the third victim .of . this bar s

timothy johnson. spin class? yoga? crossfit? with the rise of obesity and diabetes, we are striving to be healthier. but for many of us, fitting daily exercise into fortunately, your daily activity may matter more than those quick gym visits. researchers at the c-d-c looked at data from a national survey of over 2,000 adults? finding that total daily activity, as measured by fitness trackers, was what mattered. in other words, continuous activity - even if it's low-intensity - was more strongly linked to insulin resistance, a precursor of moderate or high intensity exercise. of course, those inspired bursts of exercise are great! but what these findings tell us is that simply keeping those steps up throughout the day? taking the stairs? parking your car at the far end of the lot? or playing with your kid at the park? might be even more important. so it doesn't matter how you get it in? if you are the tortoise or the hare. you prevent or better control diabetes. so grab a friend and get moving! with th

timothy johnson. trt oc the leader of the iowa g-o-p women's group has left becau but the entire group has still decided to back up the republican presidential nominee. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, says donald trump has divided the country. protesters interrupted his stop in waterloo. an iowa city mom is demanding a solution from the school to protect her daughter from harm. she says some other teenagers beat her daughter up close to her high school. souping up the solar farm. soon a town in washington county will have one of the state's biggest solar farms. good on october 13th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... temperatures are the main story with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last night in any major metro are

timothy johnson. technology -- these days, we carry it everywhere, we're always in touch. but are here's abc news senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. script: constantly connected. it's how we live, surrounded by touch screens, smartphones -- tweets and postings, clips and conversations. yes, it can make our lives more efficient and convenient. but what place do mobile devices have? in a parent's hands? are they an aid? or a distraction? researchers at boston university and the university of michigan aimed to find out more? by interviewing a diverse group of 35 parents and other caregivers? feel about their devices and their parenting. some described the technology as a "peacekeeper" - a quick, cheap, convenient form of entertainment or distraction for little ones. for those with older children, smartphones were an open line to communicate and check in from afar. but other parents felt these modern conveniences created a modern disconnect -- that they were distracted from the joys and respo

instead of serving a prison sentence, 28-year-old timothy chavez is on the run. he was tried and convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. according to court records, the incident happened in january of his victim was a 16-year-old co- worker. the report says after only working with the girl twice he followed her outside during a smoke break. he would eventually push her into an enclosed dumpster area and sexual assault the young girl. chavez was found guilty in girl and set to be sentenced in early august, but police say he never showed up to court. he was already a registered sex oftener when the attack happened making this his -- offender when the attack happened making this his second assault on a child increasing the number of years he's looking at. he's wanted on a nationwide warrant and should be considered dangerous. if you see chavez or might know where he is, you're asked to call west minister police or ?: reach out to the denver crime stoppers and remain anonymous. you could also receive a reward. >>> a troubling story in boulder, the investigat

sentence, 28-year-old timothy chavez is on the run. he was tried and convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. according to court records, the incident happened in january of 2015 while chavez was working at a westminster restaurant. his victim was a 16-year-old co- worker. the report says after only working with the girl twice he followed her outside during a smoke break. he would eventually push her into an enclosed dumpster area and sexual assault the young and set to be sentenced in early august, but police say he never showed up to court. he was already a registered sex oftener when the attack happened making this his -- offender when the attack happened making this his second assault on a child increasing the number of years he's looking at. he's wanted on a nationwide warrant and should be considered dangerous. if you see chavez or might know where he is, you're asked to reach out to the denver crime stoppers and remain anonymous. you could also receive a reward. >>> a troubling story in boulder, the investigation into a

cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. an oregon father is helping out out his son... who has a fear of police officers. elizabeth ruiz has more on this touching story. (daryl griggs/ father) "i don't ever want my kids to be scared of the people that protect us." central point resident daryl griggs says his son needs to know he has no reason to be afraid of law enforcement. he says they are just people who have chosen their careers like anyone else. (daryl griggs/ father) "some of the officers are having so many issues in other parts of the country but i don't live there... so why would we be that angry here?" when daryl discovered his 5- year-old son's fear of police he took him to the central point police station. he thought his son daniel would simply talk with an officer... but instead, they got a full-fled

. >> [cheers and applause] last, our host for this evening, his eminence, timothy michael cardinal dolan, archbishop of new york. now i turn the evening over to our master of ceremonies, al sm ith iv. >> [applause] >> please be seated. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. my name is al smith iv. >> [cheers and applause] tod like to welcome you the 71st annual al smith dinner. in case you were worried, this isn't a microphone malfunction, is a neck malfunction. i will be fine, and the show must go on. >> [applause] ask everyone i'd to turn off their phones. secretary clinton has told me that donald is welcome to keep away. [laughter] al: apparently, when donald tweets, it makes both of them happy. [laughter] likeefore we proceed, i'd to invite everyone at this event of the san francisco 49ers to stand for the national anthem. and remain standing for the invocation. by anthem will be performed the metropolitan opera soprano. i turned down the job. the invocation will be delivered by the bishop. sing, don't get lost. [laughter] >> i'm here. [laughter] say o, can you see by the dawn's early l

. >> i'm timothy white. >> timothy smith. >> reporter: smith has two dogs of his own at home and he believes he was doing >> i would want somebody to do it for my dog if i in these folks shoes. >> i would want someone to do it. >> reporter: it's a lesson they will carry for hive -- life ge it's unreal -- >> it's unreel. >> do the right thing. . >> the national guards men was they decid to maim the dog matthew. >> i like it. >>> the fairings -- first fall -- full day of the state fair. >> one trays -- tradition one man has had for 50 years. north carolina used to make education a priority. we all understood the importance of having good schools. but pat mccrory seems more interested in giving tax cuts to millionaires. we're 41st in how much we pay our teachers. millionaires, teaching assistants from the there isearly gresn tax cuts to >>> donald trump made appearances in north carolina today and he did not shy away from the sexual assault allegations made against him. >>> he said he was obligated to take the accusations head on. he said most of the claims make snow no sense to him. he said si

happened in front of the "comments nightclub" near 52nd and hampton early yesterday morning. 32-year-old timothy olinger was found suffering from a very serious gunshot wound. olinger later died. if you recognize the suspects - you are asked to call milwaukee police. an autopsy will be performed today on a missing man who was found dead over the weekend. the body of jazz cafe on fond du lac avenue saturday. that's where he was last seen. police say they have a 30-year-old milwaukee man in custody in connection with his death. the case against him will be presented to the d-a's office in the coming days. a shotspotter call alerts police to another homicide overnight sunday. they were responding to 27th and hope when they found a man in his 20s suffering from a gunshot wound. that victim died on the scene. police are still investigating. profited from the 'worlds top on-line brothel,'... but now 'backpage' c-e-o carl ferrer is facing charges. police in texas arrested ferrer on thursday. in sheboygan... investigators are calling this a huge victory in the war against human trafficking. the sheboyga

mark: great to see you, timothy. ♪ vonnie: live, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. watching oil right brent prices hitting a three-week low today. let's get the latest update. what have we got? vonnie: we know the industry report showed a bill on inventories and quite a large one. we see an unexpected drop down here. survey, an uptick of about 1.1 7 million barrels. it looks like there is a drawdown in gasoline. nearly 2 million barrels. 2.3 million barrels. presumably, these four oil -- in the refined products. let's look at the oil prices here. it is climbing as it tends to take a little bit of time 20 or 30 minutes or so. going through the numbers and trying to figure out exactly what it means. the drawdown and inventory. the other big news that has been more rhetoric from russia. signing up with the opec production freeze or cut. that had also been depressing oil prices. report, i will be back in a half hour with another update. thank you. a bloomberg politics poll shows donald trump has a narrow lead ,n us -- in a key swing state leading hillary clinton 45% to

timothy o'brien is the author of "trump nation: the art of being donald" and she joins me now., this massive write-off, it makes me incredibly smart, i know the tax code better than anybody. you actually say it makes him a bad businessman. >> it's a mammoth write-off, which is a loss in 1995. and at that point in time, he was very close to personal bankruptcy. so it wasn't as if at that time he was actually living like a king. he needed to borrow as much as $30 million from his siblings. otherwise, he would have been broke. he lost most of his major real estate holdings. he was going into the crater in atlantic city. so he was in a very desperate state. it wasn't -- that loan, i think, drives from about $900 million in personal guarantees he gave against around $3.6 billion in loans he borrowed and couldn't pay back. >> the banks essentially needed him stay afloat. >> they needed him to stay afloat, because the banks didn't want to run all of this stuff they they would inherit him. they kept him on along enough to be able to move the stuff off the table. but, you know, for exam

timothy: very. you have the central support for both the boe and ecb for the for the herbal future, but you are starting to see inflation come off the floor. a lot of that is due to base effects. a lot of that is going to be at the headline level due to oil prices rising and now stabilizing, and it will likely be looks through. we have measures of online prices that show for the eurozone specifically, it is not all about fuel prices. there are very modest, not accelerating at a rapid clip, but modest upside pressures. european bonds as a consequence look quite scratched up. elliott: especially given the weakness of sterling are ones we have not liked for a few months t, especially givens the weakness of sterling, are ones we do not like for a few months now. guy: kuroda is talking right now. he has two speeches. one is in japanese and later on, in english. we'll bring you the highlights on both of them. tim grasse is going to stay with us. caroline: coming up on the open, a stellar lineup of guest.

if timothy suckow was the hitman clarke, too? agents pulled records of all the cell phones being used around the time of kc's disappearance in north dakota. and? >> they checked mr. suckow's number at the time against the phone records they had acquired, back when mr. clark disappeared and mr. suckow's number was in those records. >> reporter: meaning, suckow was in the area when k-c clark disappeared. sarah, meanwhile, her marriage harbor suspicions about james, and not just his cheating ways. it went back to the day james told her about doug carlile's death. >> he just walked into the room was like, "doug's dead." straight-faced, nothing. it was the strangest thing, ever. >> did you think at the time, "i wonder if james had something to do with this"? >> you know, it-- it seemed fishy to me. it did. but again, you don't, your husband could be doing anything like that, you know? >> why didn't you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him. you know, everyone wants the fairy tale. everyone wants to be married with a good li

timothy johnson. a woman in eastern iowa heard more than a few bumps in the night. convinced the disturbances were not of this world, she knew exactly who to call. a shop seeing an increase of traffic thanks to halloween says politics is not as popular as you may think. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. early morning news. despite skepticism from some, paranormal investigators in cedar rapids log dozens of hours of work to find answers. costumes, candy, and decorations. one eastern iowa store says they see the most foot traffic in the days just before halloween. a happy ending to a scary situation. one kennedy high school student nearly lost good monday morning! it's 530 on october 31st. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a decent halloween! highs will generally be into the middle to upper 60s, with a few lower 70s also possible farther south. the extent of clouds will be critical to exactly how warm things get treating across the area and both kids and parents need not worry about coat

timothy matthews was serving a sentence for drug paraphernalia. detectives say there were no signs of trauma to his body and he had been involved in any fights. >>> the man accused of breaking into the florida holocaust museum out of jail. seabird -- st. petersburg police say christopher venegas and got into the museum. nothing was damaged or missing but he is charged with burglary. he was taken to jail but has been released. >>> nancy deputies need your help define 2 men who broke into a home, one shot at another head-to-head. they got away with several items, the victims in the hospital in stable condition. if you have any info about what happened call crime stoppers. >>> iraqi special forces advancing on mosul from the east taking heavy fire but inching closer to thousands of fighters joining the state sanction iran-based shiite militias. 5000 joined yesterday. in the hours following the announcement of shiite reinforcements 5 explosions rocked shiite neighborhoods killing at least 17 and wounding over 60. >>> it comes on the heels of a mass ex

cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. with the answers they needed, beating the bears. but it wasn't the easiest of wins, understandably, as 7 players were ruled out before the game kicked off. brandon cruz is here with a look back. of those ruled out, starting running back eddie lacy and james starks, leaving the packers with a big void in the backfield, and it showed early. the packers would struggle to score in the 1st half, ty montgomery filling the void at running back, can't get in from a yard out on 4th and goal and the packers lead would be 6-3 at the opened, the packers situation worsened as aaron rodgers gets sacked by leonard floyd, who forces a fumble and recovers it in the endzone for a touchdown and a bears 10-6 lead. but that seemed to fire up the packers offen

timothy johnson. iowa's u-s senate candidates had a lot to say about the state's agriculture during their debate. with historically high crop prices in the rear view mirror, the candidates differ on the future of crop insurance. and a new study looking at tractor crashes also looked at ways farmers can stay safe during harvest season. welcome to the agribusiness night.. a debate between iowa's u-s senate candidates was held in sioux city... and republican senator chuck grassley and democrat former iowa secretary judge and grassley agree on the renewable fuel standard, though grassley focused on the e-p-a mandates reducing ethanol.. and judge pointed out the ethanol subsidies are not as significant as those the oil industry gets.. when the 2018 farm bill came up.. naturally crop insurance was the topic.. judge says as they address a new farm bill.. they have to find what's appropriate.. namely with historically high crop prices in the rear view there are strong safety net programs under family farmers.

former milwaukee archbishop, new york cardinal timothy dolan will ?literally? sit between the two. presidential candidates traditionally exchange ?jokes? about each other and themselves at this event. to keep up with all the developments on the campaign trail log on to our website, t-m-j four dot com slash decision 2016. got some bad news before they take on the bears tonight. elise menaker is live on the not- yet- frozen tundra of lambeau field. the packers also have some injuires on ?defense?. that story later in sports. s ahead: where to go if you're looking for work during the holiday season. a frost advisory has been issued for much of se wisconsin, excluding ozaukee, counties. low temperature tomorrow morning will likely range from the lower 30s inland to the upper 30s near the lake. it may end up being even colder is skies become this is a live picture from lakefront. a celebration is about to begin marking the 25th anniversary of the southeast wisconsin vietnam veterans memorial... a moment of prayer just ending. this is the first celebration for the memorial since it was b

they say 58-year-old timothy matthews complained of chest pains and collapsed while in his housing area at the clearwater complex. detention and medica but they could not revive him. matthews was serving a one year sentence for possession of drug paraphernalia. a halloween display in south florida has some people outraged. and the homeowner... now says it's just a misunderstanding. the display in the kendell area outside miami has two dummies ?hanging from a tree. the h-o-a has contacted the homeowner to take the dummies down. after the photo blew up on facebook a few days ago... a sign was added to the property that reads "please don't be ignorant... it's a warning for all those ?creepy clowns hitting the streets tonight for halloween: trick-or-treaters will be prepared... to protect themselves. some people in brevard county say they plan to bring their ?guns with them. two men were arrested last week in melbourne for threatening people dressed as clowns. police are also planning extra patrols. and officers are warning people to leave those clown outfits at ?home... because they fear s

timothy johnson. trt 1.10 oc a little help becoming greener. a familiar face to iowa made announcement of grants going to these companies. and if you're looking for something to get you into the halloween spirit, there's plenty of events this weekend. we'll have a preview, businesses are getting a little help.. to become energy efficient.. or adopt renewable sources.. the u-s-d-a is trying to get more businesses to transition.. on tuesday.. u-s secretary of agriculture, tom vilsack announced three hundred million dollars to help out small busine says cutting energy waste is one of the best ways to help people save money and cut carbon pollution.. the 300 million will go to grants or loans to business across the state to help out switch to renewable energy or become more efficient. and that includes four local businesses in iowa.. totaling about three hundred 50 thousand dollars in grants.. iowa accounts for about one percent of the grants.. and one percent of the approved with an appeal refuting the class action lawsuit approved last month. the

timothy johnson. >>> other news -- when is the last time you took the day off from work? let alone had a real vacation? can't remember? you're not alone. this is an eye-opener. a new report found we threw away 222 million vacation days last year. that adds up to more than $61 billion in unused benefits. for those that can roll over time off the even higher, to 658 million unused days, equalling $272 billion, up 20% over last year alone. project time off found more than half of employees don't use all our vacation and on average we take about 16 days off a year now, 15 years ago we took 20 days off. so why is that? 37% of us are concerned about returning to a mountain of work. 30% can't afford a vacation. and 22% want to show their but there is a tradeoff. burning out and lost productivity. 91% of senior business leaders believe employees return from vacation recharged and renewed but only 39% of employees feel supported when it comes to taking time off. project time off estimates that if we had actually used all our vacation time last year it could have translated to $223

timothy johnson. trt1.16 oc eight years after the 2008 flood, a cedar rapids church was worried it would flood again. instead, saint patrick's church stayed dry and keep any potential flood water out. stay with us on your 24- hour new source, kcrg-tv9. it's almost 5:30. early morning news. a pedestrian is dead after a crash in johnson county. we'll have the latest democrats are campaigning hard in swing states. this week, two former presidential candidates will make their case for hillary clinton in iowa. and more cleanup begins this morning for people who evacuated during last week's flooding in cedar rapids. good monday morning! it's 530 on october third. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly

timothy johnson. tasty nuggets and fizzy drinks? and toys! for kids, there's much to love about combo meals from fast-food restaurants? and cheaper price tag than ordering each item separately. but these combos also come with higher calories? many from sugar-sweetened beverages included in the deal. researchers at n-y-u surveyed roughly five hundred kids in fast-food restaurants - along with their parents? asking them about their food choices. those kids who got a meal containing sugar-sweetened beverages downed 179 more calories than those who got meals without these drinks. beverages that contribute calories but have combo meals had about 80 more beverage calories and 20 more beverage grams of sugar than non-combo orders. all those extra calories over time? could mean a higher risk of obesity. fortunately, for parents, it's an easy fix. keep fast food trips occasional only. and when you do go, let your kid get the sandwich or nuggets that he or she loves? but skip the combo and let them drink water

timothy johnson. trt 1.10 oc in a rare move, one woman has decided to take the political arguments into her own hands. she raised hundreds of dollars to level the field of political jargon in her area. a former substitute teacher is now facing more serious charges in a case that cost two administrators their jobs. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. first congressiona l candidates in iowa are pointing fingers at each other. rod blum and monica vernon battled in their first and only debate. one woman was tired of driving so she decided to invest hundreds of dollars to balance it out. a pastor is taking a personal stake in stopping violence among teenagers while a 14-year-old is in critical condition from being shot. good thursday morning! it's 530 on october 27th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara plan on a cloudy thursday. while there will probably be some breaks in the clouds later today, it'll be too little too late for the october sunshine to push the tem

police in westminster have issued a nationwide warrant for 28- year-old timothy chavez. chavez was convicted of kidnapping, false imprisonment and sexual assault. if you know where he might be - call metro denver crime stoppers. 720-913-stop. accused murderer shawn geerdes is expected in court today. burning car in september last year. geerdes has an arrest record dating back 28 years. he's faced theft, burglary, domestic violence and drug charges in the past. he'll be in court today for a pre trial conference hearing. he's facing charges of first- degree murder and second-degree arson. denver police continue the search for whoever shot and killed a man outside of "cold crush" bar on monday. in the meantime-- they're shutting that bar down. police are calling it a nuisance. officers say they've been to the bar many times posted a sign on the door-- that it was being shut down. one man was killed another was wounded-- in the shooting. the bar is at 27th and larimer. it had been named "best new bar" in denver just three years ago. people are questioning the decision to clo

clinton and trump were in close proximity of each other, only separated by cardinal timothy dolan, former milwaukee archbishop.it's been a tradition for the candidates to appear at the event and poke fun at themselves and each other. a day after the final presidential debate, ivanka trump stumped in wisconsin, including a stop in wauwatosa yesterday.speaking to a crowd father's child care and education proposals and plans against threats such as isis. but ivanka also emphasized her father's status as a washington outsider. reminding the crowd that he's not a politician, and isn't politically correct. packers extra now:week seven of the n-f-l season kicked off with the packers hosting the rival chicago bears.. in one of the oldest rivalries in the n-f-l.the bears have won two of their last three meetings at green bay.but not night... the packers walked away the champions 26-10. but before that win.. an injury that will resonate across the n-f-l.second quarter, bears ball, and q-b bobby hoyer is looking downfield.the pass was incomplete, but he was crunched by julius peppers and clay matthe

the cardinal there, timothy dolan, seated between them to keep the peace. they did poke some fun at themselves. even roasted each other for a bit. unlike wednesday's debate trumpeted reach out and shook hands once it was all over. >>> the political train making several stops in arizona before november 8. michelle obama holding a rally in phoenix as a surrogate for hillary clinton. >> hillary believes inequality , inclusion, liberty and should have that chance to fulfill our potential and build our shared future. >> she also called donald trump out of touch and dangers to democracy. trump's campaign responded by saying this is a reminder that hillary clinton hasn't been to our state in more than seven months. >>> and live in downtown phoenix where protesters from around the country expected in the valley this week to show how much they hate sheriff joe arpaio. we are ou they are planning a block party right here on the street. their calling it a retirement party. if the sheriff wanted to he could watches and retirement party from the window. tonight is the f

with more, here's abc news senior medical contributor doctor timothy johnson. yoga, crossfit, with the rise of obesity and diabetes, we are striving to be healthier. but for many of us, fitting daily exercise into an already busy schedule is not easy. fortunately, your daily activity may matter more than those quick gym visits. researchers at the cdc looked at data from a national survey of over 2000 adults finding that total daily activity, as measured by fitness trrs in other words, continuous activity even if it's low intensity was more strongly linked to insulin resistance, a precursor of diabetes, than bouts of moderate or high intensity exercise. of course, those inspired bursts of exercise are great. but what these findings tell us is that simply keeping those steps up throughout the day, taking your stairs parking your playing with your kid at the park might be even more important. so it doesn't matter how you get it in, if you are the tortoise or the hare. the key is that upping your total daily activity may help you prevent or better control diabetes.

. >> paul's first letter to timothy talks about how to pick leaders and he's talking to young timothy as a partner. donald trump fails 12 out of those 14 and you got move forward and you will pick hillary clinton and they predicate of everything you said and the fact that you can believe him and he's demonstrated over and over again that he does not always tell the truth. >> msnbc's political analyst, rick tyler. there you are. >> thank you very much. appreciate your time. >>> any time. >> coming up, trump's supporters cannot accept the results if hillary clinton wins. >> we want to be americans. yes, people will probably rise up. jack be nimble, jack be qu, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. becae all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replemt becaand nohas new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. this is todd hardy a fitness buff, youth basebal

timothy get in the car...i wont fit. okay that's shaq...ok no no this is not happening again.calm down ok...no i will not calm down i mean its obviously shaq.you didnt recognize me?..who are you?im james corden. this is prank show. we were gonna steal your car. car. the two were eventually "arrested"... when the officer also realized that timothy was in fact ?shaq!?this is all part of corden and o'neal's attempted prank show "shaq'd" except as you saw--- it had a large ?fundamental flaw? in its design.an easily spotted celebrity. the late late show even tweeted--- saying... "can't believe @shaq and @jkcorden's hidden camera prank show... never took off." next at 6:30...two new centers for students open today in sheboygan.we look ahead. and... why bringing a cell phone you dont use anymore to the packers game... could go a long way in fighting domestic violence. 3 3 3 3 i'm russ feingold and i apprth u know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson pa

timothy johnson. >>> when was the last time you took the day off from work let alone had a real vacation? it's been a while? you're not alone. a new report found we threw away 222 million vacation days last year. adding up billion in unused benefits. for thoses of us who can roll over time off the stockpile is now up to 658 million unused days, equalling $272 billion. that is up 21% over last year. project time off found more than half of employees don't use all our vacation and on average we take about 16 days off a year. now 50 years ago we took 20 days off a year. 30% of us #-r -- 30% of us concerned about returning to a mountain of work. some can't afford vacation. there's a tradeoff though, burnout and lost productivity. 91% of senior business leaders believe employees return recharged and renewed but only 35% of employees feel supported when it comes to taking time off. so project time off -- estimates if we had used all our vacation last year have translated to $223 billion in spending on the u.s. economy which could have in turn generated new jobs. you got all that? >> they got a

new york cardinal timothy dolan, milwaukee's former archbishop, is the host. george and shannon? you will see the debate here on today's t-m-j four. coverage begins at 8 o'clock. there is a lighter side to all this debate stuff. not an ordinary debate, so don't use just any pain relief.. hashtag debate headache. " and dozens of taco trucks formed a wall around the trump international las vegas hotel. it's a protest after a trump supporter said the expansion of latino culture in the united states could lead to, in his words, "taco trucks on every corner." keep up with all of today's developments in the campaign on our website, t-m-j four dot com slash decision 2016. will the eddie lacy- less packers be able to get their offense on track for tomorrow night's game with the bears? aaron rodgers shares his thoughts... later in sports. with a storm system to our south and an approaching cold front from the northwest, clouds hung around much of the day today. i think most of the area stays dry this evening, but i cannot rule out an isolated sprinkle or very light shower. lows tonight lo

cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. cnn analysis, nearly three- point-three million people have already cast their ballots in the 2016 presidential election. here in nevada--- early voting starts tomorrow. we caught the voting machines... as they were being rolled into the galleris at sunset--- that's one of the early voting locations in henderson... registered voters can take part in early voting-- up until november third. and you don't have to go to your assigned polling place. in the 2012 election-- sixty- one percent of nevada ballots casted--- came from in-person early voting, singer katy perry will be in the valley tomorrow... encouraging people to get out and rock the vote-- early. she will hold a rally for hillary clinton on unlv's campus. then on sunday-- president

sot timothy samey asst. deputy fire comm. of airport operations "this could have been absolutely devastating if it happened later ...." american said all 161 passe plane. the column of smoke from the blaze was visible from blocks away with the flames out-- their fury still visible of the wreakage they left behind -- the metal skin of the plane's right wing melted onto the tarmac. alex stone, abc news, at o'hare airport in chicago. american airlines says it bused airline booked all uninjured passengers on another flight to miami this evening. the u-s supreme court will take up a a case that could decide transgender rights in public restrooms. today the court said it would listen to the case of a virginia school board that wants to stop a transgender student from using the boys bathroom. in the meantime, it means gavin grimm, who is 17, will not be able to use the boys' bathroom. a lower court had ordered the school board to accommodate grimm, but the justices put that order on hold whi the appeal. grimm and his mother told the

. >>> an inmate, complaining deputies telling us timothy matthews you are looking at here collapsed in the cell early saturday morning. staff and paramedics performed cpr on the 58-year-old but could not save him. an investigation continues but his death does not appear suspicious. >>> this man is in jail for breaking into the holocaust museum. he broke a security system allowing him to get into the >>> it was a warm day across the bay area today. official temperature at tampa international airport, 88 degrees was our high after an early morning low of 71. normal for this time of year a high of 81 and a low of 64. record is 91. here's a look at our current temperatures right now. still warm around the bay area in the and tonight we'll drop down cooler than what we saw last night, temperatures generally in the mid to upper 60s. here's a look at your forecast for tomorrow. partly cloudy and warm with a high of 89 degrees. our weather pattern is not changing much. seasonal temperatures in the morning and above normal for the afternoon. warm and dry, nice afternoon or evening rather for tr

family members tell us timothy olinger junior leaves behind a 12 year old daughter. they say olinger was asleep sunday morning-- when someone asked him to help with a disturbance inside the bar. but when he got there he was shot and killed in a scuffle. olinger's sister did not want to be on camera but did share his story. tim was awesome. he loved everybody. he was there .he helped everybody he loved everybody. that's why he's in the predicament he's in now milwaukee police released these surveillance pictures of the shooting suspects. if you reo police a call. a man is in custody this morning waiting charges... in the death of a local jazz club owner. police found donald lewis's body hidden at the "young urban jazz cafe" saturday night... after he and his 30 year old employee... jason dixon-mcneal... were reported missing. friends and family members gathered last night to remember lewis. they say he was a kind man... with a passion for music. family members tell fox6 lewis wanted to inspire the community the community.' police say, the aforementioned, dixon-mcneal,

former milwaukee archbishop, new york cardinal timothy dolan ?literally? sat between the two of them, and managed to get the two to shake hands. dolan said the two even had a friendly chat. "i'm sittin' there between the two and litterally i'm supposed to be a kind of a bridge to bring these two people together, and i tried very touching moments. when we were going in i said could we pray together while we're waiting to be announced and after the little prayer mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said, 'you know, you are one tough and talented woman. and he said this has been a good experience, this whole campaign, as tough as it's been. and she said to him, 'and donald whatever happens we need to work together afterwards." it'll be a great weekend for fall colors. john malan is here with the forecast. a massive area of high pressure is providing another chilly but dry fall day. the continued brisk northwest winds have suppressed temperatures to barely 50 degrees across southeast wisconsin or 8 degrees below average for this time of year. a minor ripp