>> i'm pumped, i'm ready. >> reporter: next up, tommy. >> tommy, you ready? >> i'm ready. cupcake in a "jaa." >> reporter: tommy's off to a rough start. >> it's only five bucks for today too. normally they're $7.25. >> reporter: new yorkers not buying the boston accent. >> cupcakes in a "jaa." >> bad body language. he's not really walking the walk right now. maybe he's not being dogged enough. tommy, when you see somebody with a dog, tell 'em dogs love them. >> hey man, i actually have that same exact dog. >> clearly he hasn't learned "stay." >> reporter: customer and canine exit, sans cupcake. >> okay, start barking at these guys. >> selling cupcakes in a jar. wicked good cupcakes, two cupcakes per jar. $5 only today. >> all of a sudden he's got a little momentum back. she's buying! look at this, he's got a monster line appearing. >> reporter: but tommy's forgetting, be kind not nice. >> and when you're done with eating it, you can wash it out and use the mason jar for something, you know? >> reporter: he's being nice. >> yeah, but why? he's wasting his time. they are alr

adams' car right in the quarter panel which sent tommy's car right.ew that was bad. >> in the business of drag racing, everything could change in a fraction of a second. when david's car steers into tommy's, traveling at 150 miles per hour, that's all it takes for things to go seriously wrong. >> tommy was crossing the guardrails when it went right and off the track and into the grass, there was a small hump right there when you went off the track and he hit it, he hit it just right. the car just started barrel rolling. it went up in there and just started flipping. it looked like it was going faster there than it was actually on the race track. kind of a strange thing to see a 3,000-pound car flipping. it wasn't supposed to be that way. it didn't look right. >> a drag racer since he was 14 years old, galen is no stranger to crashes. he's even had a scary one himself in 2010, also caught on camera. so, he knows what tommy's going through. >> losing control of the car as a driver kind of gives you an eerie feeling. just kind of hold on and stop breathi

tommy chang thinks of the billion-dollar plan to overhaul the city' s school buildings. plus, polls show some candidates gaining on donald trump. has he reached his peak? and boston' s new school superintendent says he may be open to alternatives to the mcas. >> today' s newsmakers are going "on the record." ed: good morning to everyone. i' m ed harding along with newscenter 5 political reporter janet wu. our guest this sunday is boston school superintendent dr. tommy chang. he is with us. he is happy for one reason, the dodgers have made the playoffs. he is not so happy the red sox do it. great to have you here. janet: this week, mayor marty walsh announced a new master plan to upgrade boston' s deteriorating public school buildings over the next ten years. he estimates the cost at more than a billion dollars. let' s listen to what he had to say. maryo yor walsh: we are talking about looking at every single space in every single building in our city. janet: $1 billion is a large number. the bulk of this money will have to come from the state capital budget. with every s

kenyatta is openly gay and tommy was openly straight.seemed to me that their friendship was truly platonic but very bonded. they were obviously an amazing support system for each other. >> we mainly came across each other going through the struggle. helping each other out and stuff like that. you in here by yourself, you're going to have to look for somebody to confide in. mainly they got to be on the same level as far as thinking and outlook. >> i love him. love him to death. that's about the only one i can sit down with and have a real conversation with. >> kenyatta, he a deep individual. i like to see how far i can go with arguments, conversations, debates, and all that. and he put up that fight. >> people probably suspected their relationship was something other than what it was. but from my observation, it was truly a platonic friendship. >> people got their own opinion about me and him. but then you know, everybody got their opinion. as long as it ain't true, then why put up an argument? if you put up an argument, that's showing so

ktiv's tommie clark spoke with the former senator. and tommie what is the republican saying will set him apart in the race? well sheila, this is santorum's second race to the whitehouse, and last time he won iowa. this year he's lagging in polls but says he's not worried. santorum first stopped by blue bunny in le mars where he spoke with voters about what matters to them. one of the biggest topics discussed was immigration-- where he says he's the only person in the reace who is not for amnesty in any form. he then stopped by bob's drive inn restaurant for some lunch... and to make some hot dogs. when asked about the polls- he pointed out just how much they change over time. he says he plans to work his way up and it's not too late. santorum reminds everyone that in the exit polls at the iowa caucus four years ago, 50% of the people that voted for him decided a week before the election. "you have other candidates who were at the top who are starting to fade a little bit. you have other campaigns that seem to be surging. that's a dyna

coming up at 10, ktiv's tommie clark will have more from kinglsey, iowa. still to come here on news 4 at 5 see how a father and son's love of softballs is as strong as their love for eachother. that share with you a story from the field of dreams. this one a tale of a father and son whose love of the game, is as s constant, as theirirove for each other. here's nbc's harry smith. << nats (mo and matt go over ne-up) tt and mo englander go over the line ups for t tight's softball double header. (more nats) kinda cool because mo is matts dad...and mo is 81. (matt sot) .... i mean who doesn't want to play ball with their dad- i mean that's like a dream the game was always a family passion. baseball, softball...a diamond and a bat were all that mattered. so when mo's old team folded ten years ago it was matt who came to the rescue. matt knew that for his father the game was something he couldn't live without. seriously. the camaraderie, the competition. ...it what makes mo mo. harry: what did it mean to you when your own kid comes along and says "hey dad, i got

tommie, who else did you speak to at the exhibit? i also spoke with an active soldier today who has been deployed in both iraq and afghanistan to fight the war on terror. i'll have his story and why this exhibit is so important for every soldier, tonight at 10. tiffany? thanks tommie. it's another cool start today but things are about to change. we look to chief meteorologis t ron demers for the details. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes after a chilly saturday morning in the 30s for most of us, we started to warm a little better by the afternoon with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. tonight will not be quite as cold as the past couple of nights and a strong south wind over the next couple of days will keep the warming going with highs near 70 for sunday and we may get close to 80 by monday. as sioux city works to improve its interstates, it looks like there'll be another closure in a couple days. a new barrier rail and traffic control will cause closure of the southbound i-29 off-ramp to floyd boulevard. it will be

. >> tommy and danielle moran are the parents. tommy is in the united states navy based in hawaii.t the time doctors confirmed baby caden was deaf, tommy was deployed. >> i was sad. >> i didn't know sign language. i didn't know how to be a good dad and raise a deaf child. >> their youngest son bret is 2 and has normal hearing like his parents. but caden was born without the part of the ear that converts nerve impulses to sound. without that, a cochlear implant would be no help. so from the start, they learned sign language. they figured it would be the only way caden would communicate. then danielle heard of another option. >> it was random. i was just talking to a friend and she was like, i think they're doing avis in the u.s. now. >> it stands for auditory brain stem implant. i like calling it a bionic ear. >> mark krieger at children's hospital in los angeles. in conjunction with usc's school of medicine, a clinical trial was started in 2014 to perform auditory brain stem implants on young children. here's how it works. similar to a cochlear implant, it has external and internal

many of the aces would not be in the world series without tommy john's surgery. we'll look at how the procedure works and why it's a lifesaver okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. plus get $350 back. last chance, offer ends november 7th. get out of the past. get fios. i...love new york. these grapes are squishy. i...need a sho

instead it was this tommy that we came to know who seemed shy, a little timid.s always had foster kids. and she's worked in a group home. so, i mean, i've always wanted to do what she did. i always wanted to help somebody. and i really think i can. >> during the shoot, he was brought in for questioning when another inmate accused him of execution. >> hey. >> watching lieutenant fox deal with tommy was very interesting. they had a certain rapport. i would almost call it a professional rapport. >> come on in. have a seat. so, you want to give me your story? >> to be honest, i don't really have one. i mean, i feel like this dude is trying to get out of trouble. he knows who i am. i go under the bus every time. >> they seemed to know what each other's boundaries were. they talked in a very amicable way. and fox was giving tommy advice on how to stay out of trouble. >> if you're doing anything, quit. >> i'm not. >> lay low. they have a target on you. >> the good thing about fox and piper, they don't ask questions they know they shouldn't. they're not going to ask me

. >> tommy cheese in pleasanton? >> yes. tommy ts this weekend in pleasanton.two shows tonight, two shows saturday, one show sunday and i'm also have an after party after a club called, um, -- >> oh-oh. >> mac monroe's. >> we'll look it up. it was on my paper. >> there you go. thanks so much for talking to us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> and remember, tommy t's in pleasanton. hey, frank. >> after party somewhere tonight. >> somewhere. >> not sure where. >> all right, guys. a little comedy. how about a little shopping now, too. we can do that. one of my favorites, here's tony tantillo on the art of selecting the perfect avocado. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with haas variety avocados. i haven't done a tip on them in a long time. this time of year with all the football games going on, sales increase. let me tell you why they use the haas for the dip. first selection and storage. when you buy them, nice color all the way around nice and dark. very important. free from any greening. if there's just a little bit of greenin

thanks tommie. (matt) we are buying a lot more organic foods than we used to - according to a new survey from the department of agriculture. (sheila) and it's not just in the produce aisle. nick maravell is a certified organic farmer in maryland. his customers drive an hour or more to spend six bucks on a dozen eggs! these eggs come from chickens that eat grain he grows himself. they're never fed antibiotics. nick's part of a growing trend - organic farming. farms, now, are producing more than ever. a new u- s-d-a survey reports sales up 72% since 2008. (sot thomas gremillion consumer federation of america :43-:52) "organic uses less pesticides - antibiotics - it does not have additives like transfats." most organic items are sold in these 10 states. california leads the country.. with four times as much sold as washington state. in iowa there are 612 organic farms, nebraska 170 and south dakota 80. later tonight in healthbeat 4: tips on what to put on your plate to try and avoid cancer. local exper

ktiv's tommie clark went to the photoshoot yesterday where they recreated that memory and spoke with families about what it means to them. << "the class above us didn't have very many kids and so it was kind of like the baby boom of 1997 and so that's why we decided to line all the kids up and take a picture," said kingsley-pierson senior, kiana phelps. the nafe family wanted a special memory for their first child, so they spoke with other families from the area and decided to take one big picture of their newborns together. "it just gives them memories and a picture to have. i know that we cherish it as parents and i hope that they get something out of it too," said parent, verlyn nafe. 17 babies were lined up in their carriers in front of a limo that the nafe family owned through their limo service. a couple kids moved away over the years, but the majority grew up together in kingsley, iowa. "it's cool to see everybody grow up and mature and see who they become today and hopefully remember these people for years to come," said kingsley-pierson senior, scottie plendl. sunday, 14 of

in kingsley, iowa...tommie the "limo babies" say that in the future, they would like to have their kids take a picture too and start a kingsley tradition. coming up on news 4 at 10 nebraska is licking their wounds after yet another close loss. mark is in later with husker reaction. eliminating eye pressure problems for patients who have cataracts and glaucoma. there's a growing trend of pet owners putting their fitness trackers on their pets... now there's a device made todadawere in the 60s and d tomorrow looks like it'll be about the same except some clouds will be moving in. by tuesday, those clouds will give us a slight chance of showers as a cold front pushes toward siouxland. that front will give us some windy conditions by wednesday and along with it much cooler temperatures. in fact, starting on wednesday highs may be stuck in the 50s all the way into the weekend. another chance of rain could me our way by fridayayight and still to comomfor us on a sunday the incredible story of a tripple kidney donation involving six people. that story is coming up after the break in to give --

today, ktiv's tommie clark stopped by the school where they invited officers to have lunch. on monday, o-a-b-c-i-g high school invited officers from sac and ida counties to have lunch with the students as a way to say thanks. also invited were state troopers from the cherokee and denison "a lot of times they meet people on a negative basis so we'd like to try and at least outreach where there's a little bit more of a positive basis where they can talk a little bit more and just kind of get to know each other and understand that they're just like us just real people too," said oabcig high school principal, patrick miller. "students got to sit down with officers from all different departments at the school's first ever law enforcement appreciation meal." principal patrick miller says the students have been wanting to show their appreciation for law enforcement so they decided having a meal with the officers would be a great way to do that. "it's really nice to have that exchange for not only us to meet the students here in this district, but also for them to meet us," said iow

thanks, tommie. switching gears, some beautiful weather on this halloween day for our trick o treating conditions let's toss it over to meterologist ben dorenbach we'll have a treat of an evening from mother-nature as temperatures gradually fall into the 50s bottoming out in the 30s tomorrow morning. after that, we'll bounce back even more into the 70s sunday afternoon with lots of sunshine. see graphics. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes it was a long day out in the field for multiple gop presidential hopefuls. ktiv's tiffany lane was with them a athey took part in an annual event honoring an << the annual colonel bud day pheasant hunt began bright and early at the hole n the wall lodge saturday morning. "we have memories with bud day pheasant hunting so thatatrings us together and it's important to honor him because at the time of his passing, which was two years ago last july 27th. colonel bud day was the most decorated living american hero." u-s congressman steve king from iowa, who

ktiv's tommie clark was there and tells us how one unique sculpture came to be. << "walking up to hull public library, you'll notice something new right outside the doors. it's a traditional tale that's taken on a whole new form." the library received memorial donations and decided creating a statue would be a visible gift and dedication of the community. it's an alice in wonderland themed sculpture that took over eight months to create. "it's not something that you just see in every town or at every library. it's just something different and original," said co-owner of original art source, annette van voorst. it began with drawings, a prototype was made and then the cutting...weldi ng...and a powder coating was put on before the final assembly of the piece. roy hawkins created the piece, which pictures alice walking through the looking glass and parts of the story written out. hawkins has been welding for over 50 years, but he's never this. "this is the first of its kind for me so ya my benches i make is probably the most 3-dimensial piece i've ever metal designs," roy hawkins. "it's

tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> here are somomsafety tips, from police, to make sure you trick-or-treat safely. make sure your yard is clear of ladders, hoses, and pet leashes. halloween costumes should be made of fire retardant material, and the eye holes should be large enough for good vision. if your older children are going alone, plan and rereew the route they'll take. only go to homes with a porch light on... and never enter a home or car for a treat. it was a bit cooler outside today and looks like the trend may continue, with a chance of some showers. ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. chief meteorologis t ron demers the forecast. after two straight days of 79 degree highs in sioux city, today was certainly cooler yet still above average for this time of year as we made it into the mid 60s. we also saw a few more c cuds today and that gave the oux gateway airportt .01" of rain, the first measurable rain so far in october. we could see an isolated shower again tonight but our better chances arrive from late thursday into thursday night and friday. that system shoul

ktiv's tommie clark was there this morning and spoke with men and women who were recognized at this special event. << an idea from a local fireman became a reality saturday as law enforcement personnel tailgated together. "i think it's important for our law enforcement nationwide what they're going through, we have really good law enforcement in our community and this surrounding tri- state area and i think it's important we recognize the dedication they have for their communities and the citizens of those communities," said sioux city mayor, bob scott. the day was all about honoring officers, their families and the impact they have on the community. "there was a lot of rhetoric going around some months ago and it continues on a little bit about anti-law enforcement, but i think that's not here. everyone we go we hear nothing but positive. and it's fortunate where we serve. i always feel bad for officers in those areas where they don't have such great community support, but we're very fortunate and today is a shining example of the community rallying around public safety," said sheriff of w

i went in there, i said, whoever's playing, i said, charlie, talk to tommy, talk to tommy for cryinget your papers signed! >> jimmy: didn't you dress as the manager once? >> yeah, i went out to the mound, took the pitcher out of the game. i did. tommy says, take the guy out of the game. i said, i can't do that. he said, do it. i walked out. big, tall mexican kid. big. what are you doing here? i said, give me the ball, i'm taking you out of the game. you can't take me out of the [ bleep ] game! what are you crazy? you can't take me out of the game. give me the ball, give me the ball. harry wendell -- >> jimmy: the umpire. >> i know what he is. >> jimmy: they don't. >> right away -- keep the name alive. look at the sign. that's where i don't want to be every day. look at the sign. it's me, jimmy kimmel! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> anyway, the sorry -- >> jimmy: the umpire comes out. >> he rips off the mask, what's going on? sees me. don rickles! can you get me two tickets to the dean martin show? that's a true story. i save that for people that know what the hell's going on

thanks tommie. siouxlanders came to see republican presidential candidate marco rubio speak at bev's on the river. his stop is just two days after the last gop debate in boulder, colorado where many said he grabbed the spotlight. rubio is currently third in the real clear politics national poll average at nine point three percent behind donald trump and dr. ben carson. he is also polling behind them in the iowa poll at ten point two percent. we'll have more on rubio tonight at ten. democrat martin o'malley has been campaigning for president for four months. but, with one debate done, and the des moines debate just two weeks away, the former maryland governor says it feels like the campaign is just beginning. ktiv's matt breen sat down with o'malley during his trip to sioux city, today. << despite just five percent national name recognition, governor martin o'malley remains a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination while two of his competitors dropped out," said matt breen. nats of o'mal

ktiv's tommie clark visited nebraska's exhibit and spoke with one soldier about its importance. << "every day men and women put their lives on the line to protect our country and this exhibit is one way to honor nebraskans who lost their lives in the war on terror." looking at the "remembering our fallen" display, you'll see more than 90 soldiers along with pictures and memorabilia that family members have hung up. jason jensen has spent almost 18 years in the military, including 14 in the nebraska army national guard, and he has two comrades on the display who were killed by a roadside bomb in iraq. "our commandor came up front of formation and told us that we had lost two of our own and it's something that i know it's a day that i will never forget. i had to come home from leave a week prior and the thoughts through my head is what if it happened it could have been me...it could be your last day at any moment," said wakefield veterans of foreign wars quartermaster adjutant and nebraska army national guard soldier, jason jensen. jensen toured in iraq back in 2004 where his mission was to

in hull, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> << up next... we go "around siouxland"... and--- meet a 102-year-old iowa woman who expepeenced two firsts onon momoay. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. <

what he had to say to tommy mcfly when we return. >>> good morning.at day washington," reality tv star kristin joins us live. >> we visit a haunted forest in dickerson, maryland and we have a live performance from washington performing arts. >> today at 9:00 >>> a group of korean war veterans are set to be recognized for ambassador for peace medals. the event is this morning at the veterans medical center in d.c. it's awarded by the korean government. >>> and 33-year-old flo groberg will receive a medal of honor. the army says he stopped some of the suicide bombers who attacked a u.s. patrol unit in kunar province in 2012. bomb blasts still killed four soldiers and groberg himself suffered a severe leg wound. >>> i wanted to-- >> you want advile? just one? i'm not sure if legally i can distribute drugs on the show. >> one for daddy. you're one of my favorites of all time and i really wanted to- - >> oh, yeah, yeah. this is going to be in the true hollywood story. >> i'm feeling better already. >> this is where the downward spiral starts for us. >>it's

this year thththem was "lock up cancer ktiv's tommie clark visited the school and has that story. << "it's something one school is all too familiar with and although they've lost staff to it, theit kids to stand up and lock up cancer." it was a day full of lauter and hope as students at hartley- melvin-sanborn elementary school came together for a cause. over 300 students came to school friday ready to fill up this fish tank with pennies, which will all go to charity. and since it was filled...the principal got locked up in "jail." not real jail...but a cage in the lunchroom. "we try to do something a little different to get the students excited and motivated so that we can do our part even as small as it may be to help create awareness and show people that we care," said hms elementary principal, cathy jochims. cancer hits home for those at h-m-s elementary as they lost an associate, a past secretary and a former teacher to cancer...all within three months last year. a few years ago, a current third grade teacher got breast cancer and a special education teacher was diagnosed with u

but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding brandon riley for a 10 yard touchdown just before half - huskers down at the break. but here come the blackshirts in the 3rd - armstrong - the option - keeps it himself - dives in from 4 yards out - nebraska takes a 19-17 lead. huskers still up 2 in the 4th - northwestern only had 177 yards passing - but this touchdown to dan vitale goes for 36 yards - the wildcats build a 30-28 lead. nebraska needs a stop to try and get the ball back - but they can't come up with one late in the game - and northwestern escapes, 30-28. iowa state - big underdogs on the road at baylor. the second ranked bears got out to a 28-nothing lead - corey coleman hauls in the touchdown from seth russell. iowa state, meanwhile - struggling - sam richardson - pulled from the game after completing just 3 passes for 12 yards. throwing 2 picks. joel lanning comes in and played pretty well - throwing 3 touchdowns - that one to jauan wesley as the cyclones are within 2 scores. but baylor puts i-s-u away - coleman with his second receiving touchdown - the b

tommy. looking, looking. legarrette blount. he's caught two passes this season. that one for a touchdown. >> the first of his career. for legarrette blount. >>> i'll shut up and do my own highlights. daniel murphy grew up in florida. however, he doesn't mind hitting in the cold weather. he homers again. he's homered in four straight games in this post season for the mets. he's the greatest hitter in the world right now. >> yep. >> gets the mets off to a good start. they go on to win, they beat the cubs. they're up 2-0 in the nlcs. plus the next three games will be played in chicago. those fans will be loud. just like in new york. hey, they could win three if a row. it's happened before. >>> also, the heat beat the hawks in a preseason game. that's what we got. >> thanks to the johns. >>> new york yankees slugger alex rodriguez is joining fox's post baseball coverage. after being introduced on that network's nfl pregame show, he proceeded to throw a pass that broke a monitor. >> he was a high school quarterback and got a scholarship offer from the university of mi

got some laughs from some of the players but tommy, doesn't look like he's laughing. chase, cole, ben revere and others are all in the playoffs. we're right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. >> thank you jim and jacquelin and everybody in philadelphia. we're playing phone booth with shaquille o'neal and a bunch of guests. do not change the channel. it's good. >> everyone looks so tiny next to shaq. >> definitely. >> his shoes are like this big. >> i know they are. >> unbelievable. >> now the weather, it's finally calmed down. we had such a rough time over the weekend and late last week that we'll have pretty good week overawl. definitely going to be warmer tomorrow. looks warmer than that on wednesday. showers most likely on friday of this week. >> glenn, thank you. >>> that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> thanks for watching. have a great night.

tommy, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jake. >> i want to play for you oneinformation that came out of the hearing so far. this is secretary of state clinton asked if ambassador chris stevens killed tragically that day if he had her private e-mail. >> i do not believe that he had my personal e-mail. he had the e-mail and the direct line to everybody that he'd worked with for years. >> i was a little surprised by that i have to say. i thought given the way that she has talked about him so about he was her friend, i thought he would have an e-mail for her. were you surprised at all? >> i was not, jake. i would assume a lot of the communications he would send to washington, d.c. would be classified thus he used cabling system or call securely to one of the senior aides to secretary clinton. that's really the best way to get a message to a secretary. so, no, i was not surprised by that. >> what's your impression of the hearing so far? obviously you're biased, clinton supporter and former member of the obama administration. >> yeah. >> has anything come up that y

in harris, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4." >> some of the residentntsay theinext step is taking the issue to court. they already have a lawsuit prepared, and they plan to file it within 20 days. still to come.... studies show that the heart ages different in men and women. that story in tonight's welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new rotisserie-style chicken. 100% white meat, herb-seasoned pulled chicken, fresh toasted with melty cheese n' crisp veggies on freshly baked bread. enjoy it while it's here! subway. pumpkins on your neighbor's porch ... they're not just being artsy! teal is the color for food allergy awareness ... and homes with those pumpkins will offer non- food or allergy-safe treats on halloween night. the teal pumpkin project was launched last year by as a way to help kids with serious food allergies enjoy trick or treating with their friends. most grocery stores sell candy for egg, peanut and tree nut allergies. a new study reveals the heart ages differently in women than in men. researchers at johns hopkins university used m-r-i to look at

ktiv's tommie clark spoke with the former senator. tommie what did he have to say? well sheila, i first spoke with santorum back in july in onawa, where we discussed some political hot topics. so, today i went to lunch with santorum at bob's drive inn and asked him what's changed in his campaign in the last few months. to start, he says he's doubled the size of his staff and last month he established his campaign headquarters in des moines. when asked what policy changes he's capitalizing on

tommy, thanks for inn righting us out here. >> thanks so much for coming down.. >> queen of pizza a, this is momma over there of port richmond fame over there, the best pizzas in town. >> yes. >> right out of the oven. >> look at this, this is, cinnamon buns that we put in the oven a couple of minutes ago. come on we will show you the other side. they have got pizza a here. but then from pizza in the neighborhood, dad decided let's open up a cafe. we have pizza a, hey, good morning, everybody. >> hey, bob. >> come down here and eat in the neighborhood, over here is tommy's wife, mandy, molly. >> molly. >> introduce us. >> this is margot. >> margot. >> say hi. >> she likes you, bob. >> i know. we have been taking pictures. who else do we have here. >> michelle, and debbie. >> we have the the whole family down here. it is a family affair. entire family works here. mom dad, all of the kid. we have even check this out, bob kelly. bob kelly, and his wife, bobby kelly, bob and bobby kelly, they much was us, no relation though, so come on back to the other side because

it's just like setting their soul free. >> i get this letter from tommy lynn sells after i interviewe makes this cryptic remark about the eiffel tower, ever been it's nice this time of year. of course it's a reference to paris, illinois. i'm convinced he committed the murder. >> tommy lynn sells was executed in texas in april 2014. >> you had all these different characters who you could read the possible narratives, and i don't see any way that any of these stories hung together. we don't know who killed these guys. >> by now, randy steidl had spent nearly 12 years on death row and lost all of his appeals. and he was about to come face to face with his final chance at freedom. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. it's tough, but i've managed. but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. so when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved rem

in the 94.7 fresh fm studios, i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> like tommy said, it's the smell from the fory hide that comes -- formaldehyde that comes back. >>> repairs to fix a water main break and a hole along a key route in washington. >> plus, the next stop for donald trump is in virginia. we have the latest from the campaign trail. >>> starting to feel a change of culture out here at redskins park after the depleting loss to the at -- deflating loss to the atlanta falcons. you could argue the redskins are looking good as a 2-3 football team but there's a stat hanging over jay gruden's head. in ten years just one road win. can he get it sunday against the 3-1 new york jets? we will find out at 1:00 at metlife stad >>> if your morning commute includes driving through bethesda on rockville pike near n.i.h., i suggest you find another way. if that's not possible, let me at least tell you what you're in for. take a look. there's a water main break off rockville pike that will affect your morning commute. one lane north and southbound getting by right now. this will be a headache for you an

ktiv's tommie clark visited an exhibit in nebraska today that honors those fallen. what is the exhibit, tommie? tiffany, the exhibit is called "remembering our fallen." i met one woman who came to see her cousin, who is a fallen soldier featured on the exhibit. joanne gronenthal (joe-knee grewn-en- thawl) lost her cousin nine years ago while he was serving in iraq. he was just 19-years-old when he died in the line of duty from a roadside bomb. gronenthal says her family was

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tommy mcfly is in the 94.7 fresh fm studios with how d.c. is getting into the act. >> good morning.day this radio name is really cool. i'm loving this day. it is the day that hill valley takes over reston. so reston is going to rename their city hill valley for the entire day and then christopher lloyd himself will be in town coming up on sunday for a film festival there. so that's pretty awesome. you can summit a delorian to pick you up today. i'm not sure if it will cost you more but if you want to arrive in style for your meeting later on, you can show up in a delorian or you can always take your hover board. how about this beauty. check it out. we found this in our office today. >> i'm liking that. >> back to the delorian. this is a legit dell lorian. >> you summon it and lyft will bring you a delorian. >> that is phenomenal. >> you should have -- [ inaudible ] >>> regional leaders are disagreeing about the best way to fund metro in the years ahead. >> what are your thoughts on police body cameras today. is your chance to weigh in in d.c. >>> could this be the most important day

today, ktiv's tommie clark has the story. << on monday, o-a-b-c-i-g high school invited officers from sac and ida counties to have lunch with the students as a way to say thanks. also invited were state troopers from the cherokee and denison posts, d-c-i agents and fire marshals. "a lot of times they meet people on a negative basis so we'd like to try and at least outreach where there's a little bit more of a positive basis where they can talk a little bit more and just kind of get to know each other and understand that they're just like us just real people too," said oabcig high school principal, patrick miller. "students got to sit down with officers from all different departments at the school's first ever law enforcement appreciation meal." principal pattck miller saas the students have been wanting to show their appreciation for law forcement so they decided having a meaeawith the officers would be a great way to do that. "it's really nice to have that exchange for not only us to meet the students here in this district, but also for them to meet us," said iowa state patrol's troo

himcture tommy lee jones as in the movie.laughter] he goes on to be war secretary in the confederacy and was considered the best beaker at the conference. the ship story, the captain of that ship, commodore stockton, is a delegate from new jersey at the conference. he had this long association with the tylers. he is here. there is a man from connecticut, roger sherman baldwin, grandson of the great founding father who had been both at the signing of the declaration of independence and constitution. a great patriot family and anti-slavery people. he had been an attorney along with john quincy adams at the amistad trial 20 years earlier. if you saw the movie about the slaves over taking the crew of a spanish slave ship on its way to cuba, and are they slaves, are they free? the attorney, played by matthew mcconaughey in the movie, but that is roger sherman baldwin. a much older man at this point, but very articulate and forceful. there is a young delegate from vermont. he was there because when the delegate said we don't want a

tommy mcfly has more. >> good morning.to tinsel town to give the campaign the hollywood treatment. yeah, e-news got a casting director who's casting things you probably haven't seen but he does have some interesting takes on who should play the front runner should they make a lifetime series or actual big screen movie. we have ben carson who he thought would be played really great by clark peters from the wire or courtney. moving -- courtney b. vance. moving on, larry craig -- [ inaudible ] the star in nebraska making a good bernie sanders. hillary clinton, how about nurse jackie, edie falco to play hillary. or meryl streep. she could play donald trump with enough makeup. you never know. and trump would be played well by kelsey grammer or will shatner. >> when in doubt, turn to merle. >> larry david, definitely bernie sanders for live. >> nailed that. >> thanks, tommy. >> you got it. >>> now to campaign 2016. last night the ten republican presidential candidates, the top ten came out swinging at each other and at the media

let's get answers from tommy mcfly from the 94.7 fresh fm studios.ing. >> if you're a millennial hater, it makes perfect sense. sam smith has won four grammys and now says he has to take a bit after break. >> it feels right for me to go home and live my life and be a 23-year-old. >> he told our friends, entertainment tonight, he needs a break. that comes as a shock because he seems to have the world on a string right now with everything going on. so it is surprising he's going to take some time, going to date, sort of do his thing. what do you think? is it millennial laziness or that exhausted? >> i always wondered when players win a championship, they ask what are you going to do now? they're always talking about the next one. stop and enjoy it for a second. >> always with entertainers, always leave them wanting more. we take a break and then, where's sam? where's sam. >> we miss that guy. >> he'll have to come back. i like it. thanks, tommy. >>> this is the eve of another republican presidential debate. this one could have some extra drama with it

then, run by the royals coming back from tommy johns surgery. and he has been scoreless through 5 and 2/3 inning pitched this postseason. trying to keep it a one-run game. top of the order for the mets. wright and murphy will follow. here comes the 0-2. ball one. he you see, duffy, you see herrera. the guys you will see the most in a seven-game series. to the left for gordon. one away. if you go back to that play at first base. the ball hit by flores. with a runner at second. that was lagares. two out in the eighth inning. here it is in the play at first base by hosmer. two-time gold glove award winner. it want down as an error. we are told that, it is the game that a team has taken a*m% 1 for 4 tonight. one out in the ninth inning. we mentioned it sunday during a football game. now we are showing game one of the world series. the ball that got past buckner to score ray knight. then a win in game seven. and the mets have their second world championship. third base. and first year in the mets uniform. there goes the runner. throw done to sequeste