tom miller says he supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. live in ames, vanessa peng, kcci todd: des moines police need your help to find the grinch that stole one family's christmas. these are pictures of the suspect. police say he drove up to a home on the 2400 block of east 33rd street december 16. he then got out of the car and took a mail package from the porch filled with children's presents. if you recognize this man, call crimestoppers at 223-1400. state audits say more than $13,000 that should have been used for garwin's city ambulance service was used for personal expenses. todd: the state auditor's report found the improper spending included cash taken by the ambulance service's former secretary kerry and boege and her husband steve boege, the former president of the ambulance service. both resigned back in february. stacey: pella police file new charges against a serial golf course bandit. 26-year-old scott johnson of newton charged with burglary, criminal mischief, and theft for a break-in at bos landen golf club. iowa golf cour

iowa's attorney general tom miller makes a surprising statement that is getting national attention. he is known for fighting with tobacco companies but as vanessa peng shows us, he says electronic cigarettes are safer than some people claim. >> they make all kinds of different coils. vanessa: at the sales manager, larry beers hears it all the time. >> we know it's healthier than cigarettes. i've seen a lot of people come and go in here and it's really helped them out and got them off cigarettes. >> i completely quit smoking, i just vape. vanessa: iowa's attorney general says the same thing. equally harmful. if they thought there was a difference and switched to e-cigarettes, they could save their lives. vanessa: miller is not for being anti-tobacco and is the national chairman of the truth initiative, an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. on the website, -- >> i am a champion of the truth and the science. i want to try and make sure in this debate that public awareness, that we know the truth and science. vanessa: youth and shelter ser

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tom miller reports. tom: it is a gift the whole state can enjoy, snow blanketing the sierra. for this family and their canine companions, the fresh powder is just too tempting. >> we have not seen snow like this for a while. tom: many are seeing snow for some children from the bay area? >> i really enjoy seeing it. tom: two overseas travelers. >> this is the first time i am seeing it. it is really cool. tom: extra precautions and slower speeds. it is slow going, as the speedometer says we are traveling at about 10 miles per hour. while traffic is moving, it isn't exactly re-flowing. >> you are going the wrong way. >> we will see. tom: this couple installing chains for the first time. >> just try our luck here. tom: there is hope, but it will cost you. dexter is doing it on his big rig. >> i don't like to do it on because i feel if you have to put chains on, it is too dangerous to drive. tom: interstate 80 briefly shut with a highway cruiser. >> originally, we were supposed to close both directions for four hours. that would be really bad. tom: caltrans is working to keep the

iowa attorney general tom miller thinks e-cigarettes could be a good thing. miller is known for fighting with tobacco companies. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative, which is an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. miller now says e-cigs are safer than some people claim and could really help smokers quit. he also says he supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. right now, comedian bill cosby's attorney insists her client will be exonerated, of what she calls an unjustified charge, of sexual assault. elkins park, pennsylvania, where cosby was arraigned on wednesday. kenneth: bill cosby's lawyers are confident their client will be cleared of the sexual assault charge he faces in connection with an alleged 2004 incident. >> we're actually glad to have an opportunity for these matters ferreted out in court. kenneth: prosecutors say the 78-year-old entertainer drugged and sexually assaulted former temple university employee andrea constand. but his lawyers contend

attorney general tom miller says he believes e- cigarettes are a safer option than cigarettes. he supports the idea the devices can help current smokers kick the habit of tobacco cigarettes. people who are for and against e-cigarettes are responding to miller's statement on wants people to know that e- cigarettes are not as bad government should not regulate them as harshly. "there's some dispute about how much less harmful. but in the rhetoric of some people, they really equate the two and that's wrong. that's a mistake." study found that vapors from e- cigarettes contain a chemical that can cause lung disease. a cedar rapids woman has 10-thousand dollars to spend on new furniture after winning a national sweepstakes. phelan's interiors presented the award to kathleen billington this morning. it's good for 10-thousand dollars in thomasville furniture. billington says when she got the call telling her she'd won, she thought they had the wrong number. she says she has a few ideas of what to get with her prize certificate. "we need a couple recliners, an occasional chair. stacy a

tom miller tells us how -- in this case -- curiosity saved the cat. sorting rececclables aloog a conveyer belt uesday, load operator tony miranda spotted something out of the ordinary heading his way. "it was just surrounded by a bunch of debris and material, i mean it was hard to quick." tiny" this little kitten almost didn't make it. "it's a lucky cat." next stop on the line, spinning metal blades and a compactor. "it just spins really fast, it could have really died in there." "over the radio i heardhem say that they found a live cat, and i was curious cause, i mean that's just amazing." shift supervisor heather garcia headed tony's way and soon found maternal longing coming over her. "it's just so cute, i mean why wouldn't you take it home." garcia claimed her as her own, naming the kitten after the material recovery facility, or "mrf (murph)" where tony found her. "we chose to name her murphh cause she's found here on the mrf." "murphy had already been through a lot before she got rescues, heading up this conveyer belt, dropping down, and then he

tom miller thinks e-cigarettes could be a good thing. miller is known for fighting with tobacco companies. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative, an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. but, he now says electronic cigarettes are safer than some people claim and could help some smokers quit. >> about 13 million americans are smokers who believe they're equally harmful. if they thought there were a difference in harm and switch to e-cigarettes, they would save their lives. todd: miller says he also supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. the countdown is on. all they one day, 18 hours, 4 minutes until the hawkeyes take on stanford in the rose bowl. and we've been brining you coverage from pasadena all week stacey: sports director andy garman starts our team 8 coverage tonight with some thoughts from the head coaches of both teams. andy: i love that countdown. bowl. very few people in the iowa the last time the hawks were here. kirk ferentz w

do is make sure that my sister's memory, you know, her as a person is not forgotten. >> that was tom miller reporting. >>> to address public concern, president obama plans to update the nation on what the government is doing to keep people safe. the speech will take place tonight at 5:00 p.m. local time from the oval office. it's only the third time the commander in chief has done this during his entire time in office. the white house says the president also plans to provide an update on the attack investigation plus touch on the broader threat of terrorism, how it's evolved, and how the u.s. will defeat it. you can watch his address right here on nbc pay area. >>> and we continue to update our digital platforms. be sure to go to nbcbayarea.com or download our free app for the latest on the ongoing investigation. >>> more developing news now, another european attack, this time in london. police there investigating a stabbing spree at a train station, and they're calling it a terrorist incident. it happened last night at east london's underground tube. investigators say a man stabbed three p

tom miller has the nbc exclusive. >> she was sunshine everywhere she went. everybody that she knew, you know, she loved wholeheartedly. she was a very loving, caring >> reporter: sierra clayborn was gunned down wednesday. her older sister said sierra was there for a holiday work party, where she was supposed to receive an employee of the year award. >> i never in a million years thought she was there because, you know, every time i ever talked to her about work or anything, she was always out in the field. >> reporter: like many, she watched the news in shock and horror wednesday, but it wasn't until the following day that she learned her sister's fate. a phone call from her stepmom. >> it was the worst moment of my life. yeah, it was terrible. it's kind of one of those thing where is you think, i'm going to wake up and she'll be calling me or she's going to text me and say i'm okay or call me and say they made a mistake. >> reporter: born and raised in southern california, sierra later graduated from uc riverside. she'd worked as a health her death. tamisha

budweiser as long as they can and in 100 years, if people don't want it anymore they'll let it go. >> tom miller the whole interests in the world, people outside this group, certain occurrence that have remained outside it who's arguing against it and where do they fit in, in this future world, if the merger goes ahead? >> that's very complicated because there are a lot of people who would naturally oppose it. like greg, there are thousands of small craft brewers. they don't have a lot of power this happen. they don't have the resources to really contended. on the government side, regulatory side the side in which we have worked along with the consumers, the ability of the beer, cost of beer, they're concerned with cost and jobs. but in a way i think we're looking at this in a wrong way. everything will go forward, everything will consolidate. they can buy craft brewers. away haas really at issue is how much -- what is really at issue is how much bigger they can get. with bud craft which brought hines and their position in these industries, are they going to move over now and buy mandolese the s

tom miller tells us how -- in this case -- curiosity saved the cat. sorting recyclables was just surrounded by a bunch of debris and material, i hand. "so tiny" this little kitten almost didn't make it. "it's a lucky cat." next stop on the line, spinning metal blades and a compactor. "it just spins really fast, it could have really died in there." "over the radio i heard them say that they found a live cat, and i was curious cause, i mean that's just amazing." shift supervisor heather garcia headed tony's way and soon found a maternal longing coming over her. "it's just so cute, i mean why wouldn't you take it home." garcia claimed her as her own, naming the kitten after the material recovery facility, or "mrf (murph)" where tony found her. "we chose to name her murphy cause she's found here on the mrf." "murphy had already been through a lot before she got rescues, heading up this and then heading down this one, where she met tony." kitty survive through all this. it made my day today definitely made my day." a vet examined murphy and says she's in g

attorney general tom miller says he believes e- cigarettes are a safer option than cigarettes. he supports the idea the devices can help current smokers kick the habit of tobacco cigarettes. miller's statement, some agreeing with him and others did not. miller says he just wants people to know that e- cigarettes are not as bad for people and therefore the government should not regulate them as harshly. "there's some dispute about how much less harmful. but in the rhetoric of some people, they really equate the two and that's wrong. that's a mistake." a recent harvard university study found that vapors from e- cigarettes contain a chemical that can cause lung disease. dubuque's assistant county attorney is retiring after 31 years as a prosecutor. 63-year-old chris corken worked on a number of high-profile cases during her tenure. sometimes, those cases put her and her family in harm's way. in 1988, she says someone fire bombed her home as she worked on cross- burning cases in dubuque. during the past three decades, corken put hundreds of criminals behind bars. some of those case

attorney general tom miller released a statement in favor of the cigarette alternative. the des moines register reports miller says the e- cigarettes can help current smokers end the habit. he also says there are misconceptions about the nicotine-vapor devices. in a statement he said 'people making misstatements about e-cigarettes have the best of intentions - to keep kids from being addicted... to nicotine through e- cigarettes. but adults has always been a failed strategy. salvation army help to meet fund county, the chapter is thousands of dollars short after calling for more volunteers to help with their red kettle campaign, earlier this month. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders has more. sure you remember hearing that all throughout the holiday season. the red kettles for the salvation army went home on december 24, but your help is still needed to reach a fund raising goal. here in johnson county officials need about $55,000 goal by january 31. this money accounts for 60% of their annual budget. the good thing is, they're ahead of schedule "we feel very optimistic. we bel

attorney general tom miller says he believes e- cigarettes are a safer option than cigarettes. he supports the idea the devices can help current smokers kick the habit of tobacco cigarettes. people are responding to miller's statement, some agreeing with him and others did not. miller says he just wants people to know that e- cigarettes are not as bad for people and therefore the government should not regulate them as harshly. "there's some dispute about how much less harmful. but in the rhetoric of some people, they really equate the two and that's wrong. that's a mistake." a recent harvard university study found that vapors from e- cigarettes contain a chemical that can cause lung disease. retiring after 31 years as a prosecutor. 63-year-old chris corken worked on a number of high-profile cases during her tenure. sometimes, those cases put her and her family in harm's way. in 1988, she says someone fire bombed her home as she worked on cross- burning cases in dubuque. during the past three decades, corken put hundreds of criminals behind bars. some of those cases were success

tom miller tells us how -- in this case -- curiosity saved the cat. sorting recyclables along a conveyer belt tuesday, load operator tony miranda spottttd something out of the ordinary heading his way. "it was just surrounded by a bunch of debris and material, i hand. "so tiny" this little kitten almost didn't make it. "it's a lucky cat." xt stop on the line, spinning metal blades and a compactor. "it just spins really fast, it could have really died in there." "over the radio i heard them say that thh found a live at, and i was curious cause, i and soon found a maternal longing coming over her. "it's just so cute, i mean why wouldn'ttyou take it home." garcia claimed her as her own, naming the kitten after the materia recovery facility, or "mrf (murph)" where tony found her. "we chose to name her murphy cause she's found here on the mrf." "murphy had already been through a lot before she got rescues, heading up this conveyeyr belt, dropping down, and then heading down this one, where she met tony." "it just amazing to see a little kitty survive throu

iowa attorney general tom miller says their contact information was actually used for insurance agents to use in sale pitches. the company is denying that it did anything wrong. two small eastern iowa towns are getting what they've been hoping for for the holidays -- full service ggcery stores. farray stores announcc agreements to open stores in both anamosa and peosta. those new locations join that chain's 112 stores in five states. for anamosa, the fareway announcement solved a problem almost as soon as it began. this family foods store, the only full service grocery in town, closed ten days ago after 50 years in business. the company will renate the existing building and hopes to open by late spring or early summer. "grocery stores especially one in the downtown, such as this is, are very instrumental in the close-it nature of a community they keep a community thriving." it's a different story in peosta. the town has worked for 10 years to interest someone in opening the first-ever grocery. a new fareway building should open in about a year. lots of people still don't have all of th

as tom miller reports, police in sacramento, california are now using a bait box to catch thieves in action. >> reporter: thieves looking for an easy holiday steal are finding an unwelcome surprise inside these boxes. >> we're taking items and we're putting them in our packages and then we're putting our tracking device in the package. >> rancho cordova deputy shows us how the fake packages work. >> we're trying to make it look as real as possible. >> he leaves the box next to the front door. >> we're trying to make it look as much as we can like it's any other package that got delivered there. >> inside, gps tracking and fake electronics. >> it looks real, though. >> if you feel, it's heavy and we want to put as much in there as we can so when they look at it, there's a bunch of good stuff in here, and i'll take it. >> it's a problem natalie robinson knows all too well. >> i got a message that usps delivered my package and it was 6:00 when i got home and there was no package. >> she ordered an antique wine stopper for her dad as a christmas gift. it was stolen in sacramento and he h

iowa attorney general tom miller thinks e-cigarettes could be a good thing! miller is known for fighting with tobacco companies. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative -- an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. miller now says e- cigs are safer than some people claim... and could help some smokers quit. he also says he supports city and state tomorrow join us for "a hawkeye rose bowl" live from pasadena - right before kickoff! that starts at 2pm on kcci. and for those of us not in california.. you can cheer on the hawkeyes from home by watching espn! iowa and stanford kick off just after 4pm iowa time. announcer: it's "live with movie star tom hanks and from

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scott's competition in that category includes tom mccarthey for "spotlight," george miller for "mad max fury road," and alejandro gonzalez inarrito for "the revenant." and denzel washington will get the "cecil b-demille" award for his body of work. what about the snubs? some big recognition. steven spielberg was left off the best director's list, and acting heavyweights like michael keaton and johnny depp also came up short. you can see who comes out on top sunday, january 10-th, when comedian ricky gervais host 73-rd golden globe awards. i'm jeremy roth reporting. an old janis joplin song asked if god would buy her a mercedes benz. but in real-life, the singer bought herself a porsche -- and now, it's for sale. joplin bought this 19-64 porsche 356 as a used car in 1968. she had it painted candy apple red with a colorful mural on top. it's being sold by the auction house r-m sotheby's. the car is expected to bring in between 400-thousand- and 600-thousand- dollars, several times what a '64 porsche would normally sell for. the car has been in the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland f

tom mccarthy "spotlight." george miller "mad max." ridley scott "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. john jon hamm "mad men." vodna mora. liev shriver "ray donovan." best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture. jane fonda "youth." jennifer jason leigh "the hateful eight." helen mirren "trumbo." kate winslet "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture. paul dano "love and mercy." elba "beast of no -- >> you've been lisening to the nomination there's for the golden globes held on january 10th on nbc. >> we'll try to compile all those nominations for you. a lot more ahead. phone scam going around in fremont. someone is calling arou >>> a warning this morning about a phone scam going around in fremont. someone is calling people pretending to be an irs agent and demanding money for back taxes asking for money using a prepaid phone card. fremont are telling the irs to confirm whether or not you owe money and if you don't, call the

best director, motion picture, todd haines, carol, a and landreaux, the rev fence, tom mccarthy, spotlight, george millerthe martian. >>> best performance by an actor in a television series drama: john ham, madmen. romi mal he can, mr. robot. vagna nora, bob owed endkirk, better call saul, liav shriver, radon van. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture, jane fonda youth, jennifer jason lee the hateful eight, helen mure and, trunbo, alicia vacanda, x, kate wins let, steve jobs. best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture, paul dano, love and mercy. , bees of know nation, mark, bridge every spice. michael shannon, 99 homes, sylvester stallone creed. best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. brian kranston, trunb, leonardo did i crap rio, the revenant, michael fast bender, steve jobs. eddie red main, the danish girl. and will smith, concussion. thank you. >> so we've got some philly connections. >> let's go. >> bless performance by an actress for motion picture, musical or comedy jennifer laurence, joy, melissa mccarthy, spy. amy s

tom mccarthy, spotlight. george miller, mad max fury road. ridley scott, the martian. >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. john hamm, mad men. malik, mr. robot. mora, narcos. better call paul. donovan. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture. jane fonda, "youth." hateful eight." helen mirren, "trumbo." kate winslet, "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture. paul donough, love and mercy. beast of no nation. mark rylance, bridge of spies. michael shannon, 99 homes. still sta sta stallone, creed. >> best actor in a motion picture drama. trumbo. leonardo addy dicaprio. eddie redmayne, the danish girl. thank you. >> best performance by an actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy. jennifer lawrence, "joy." melissa mccarthy, "spy." amy schumer, "trainwreck." maggie smith, "the lady in the van." lily tomlin, "grandma." best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama. cate blanchett, "carol." brie larson, "room." rooney mara, "carol."

tom mccarthy for spotlight, george miller and alejandro gonzalez for the revenant.ndenne zell washington will get the cecil b. demille award for his body of work. so what about the snubs? some big names didn't get a lot of recognition. steven spielberg was left off and johnny depp also came up short. you can see who comes out on top sunday, january 10th when comedian ricky gervais hosts the 73rd golden globes awards. i'm jeremy roth reporting. >> well, and just in time for christmas, a long lost disney film called "sleigh bells" is found. it will premier on saturday in london. and its discovery sounds like a hollywood screenplay. cnn's kellie morgan tells you about the predecessor to the world famous mickey mouse. ♪ >> for decades, unacknowledged and unaccounted for, tucked away among over a million film and television titles at the british film institute's national archive was the long lost disney film "sleigh bells." the six-minute silent film starring oswald the rabbit was spotted by a disney researcher at the institute placed its entire database online. the miss

director, motion picture, todd haynes, "carol," alejandro inarritu, "the revenant," tom mccarthy, "spotlight," george miller, "mad max: fury road," ridley scott, "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. jon hamm, "mad men," rami lalic, "mr. robot." vag vagna mor. bob oden kirk, liev schreiber. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture, jane fonda, "youth," jennifer jason leigh, mirren, "trumbo," alicia vikander, "ex machina." kate winslet, "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture, paul dano "love and mercy." idris elba, "beasts of no nation," mark rylance, "bridge of spies," nikele spannen, 99 homes. sylvester stone, "creed." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama, brian cranston, "trumbo." leonardo dicaprio, "the revenant," michael fassbender, "steve jobs." eddie redmayne, "the danish girl." and will smith, "concussion." >> best performance by an actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy, jennifer lawrence, "joy," melissa mccarthy, "spy," amy schumer, "trainwreck", "trainwre

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tom, you are staying with us. we are turning to our friend matt miller.his morning. ,ank of america, merrill lynch joining us now. michael hansen, we know it was last week, but we saw the fallout on thursday and friday. the equity markets, is that because of the fed increase? or more because of the drop in oil? like it's the fact that the new post-fed has been less encouraging. a drop in oil, worries like credit. the fed did a great job of making itself non-news. by the time we had the rate hike it was not that big a surprise. year, butme back next they're worried about other things like oil, we talked about that earlier. are the markets may be worried about the trajectory of the rate rises that we will be looking at in 2016? >> i think there is a bit of a gap there. the last time that i checked, the market is looking at more than two hikes for next year. is three,ase realizing that we split the difference it basically comes down to whether the forecasts are met or not. they are not that optimistic, though the market seems to think they are. i would not b

miller's segment. [laughter] andident tom farley is here tonight he takes the crown it again as the global leader in listing1 billion in total proceeds. as we head into 2016, the more and more unicorns this companies worth over a billion dollars, are we going to get them to go public? we are now in a situation where you're not just competing with the nasdaq, how are you going to get companies to want to go public? tom: before we go into 16, let me provide some context on 15 because there is one underreported story is that -- which is that investors are very focused on their own portfolios, manifested by the fact that skin transactions, splitting a company in does go, they were the most common type of transaction in 2015. in the u.s., there was the greatest amount of announced the old value in terms of m&a -- announced deal value in terms of m&a. stephanie: we have breaking news, it looks like norfolk is rejecting the deal. i have norfolk southern's price up here on the terminal. canadian pacific has been pursuing norfolk southern and has made three offers now, all three have been rejected. this one unanimou

tom cruise. >> did you notice my music today? i bumped in with cheap trick and out with steve miller band. you no he why? they made it today. >> who did? >> cheap trick. >> and the steve miller band. >> the steve miller wasn't already in the hall of fame? >> blake shelton is leaving country music awards. never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us, bye. >>> president obama says there are no specific credible terror threats to the homeland this holiday season. but he has no specific changes. about how his administration is handling terrorists. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm brett baier. president obama's national security reassurance tour took him to virginia. and a briefing from counterterrorism officials, he told americans to stay alert and not to change their holiday plans and not to let the terrorists win. but despite this meeting, and one at the pentagon earlier in the week. the president still has no new answers for the growing fear in this country over

miller, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: we have been bringing you a variety of violence, from gun rights to gun control. tonight we continue our series, voices against v vlence. >> i'm tom farley, the former health commissioner for new york city, and now the chief executive officer from an organization called the public good. let me put the problem of gun violence into perspective. think of the most horrific mass shootings in american history. newtown, 26 people killed, virginia tech, 32 people killed, and we lose that many people to gun violence every day in america. an average dayay in america, 31 people are killed with gun homicides, and 58 people shoot themselves with guns. this isn't just a law enforcement problem, but it's a public health problem. homicides and suicicis are the number-two and number-three causes of death in young people and teenagers in america today. those people aren't being killed with viruses. they're being killed for the most part by bullets. the gun is, after all mark sheen, a mechanical object that causes injuries, like a car, and have dropped by more than half in 1980 by a public health approach with safer highways and safer car design. we