. -- this was one of the schools operating in topeka in 1951 when the brown v.oard much education case was filed in district court. the case is a small people of much hearer that started in the early 1930s, which was part of the national association for the advancement of colored people's, or naacp struggle to overturn segregation in public education. they were attempting to file cases that would eventually lead to overturn a call called my versus ferguson. that allowed the state of louisiana so segregate railcars by race. once the supreme court made the decision that was constitutional, you saul an explosion of laws, in the south especially, that permitted segregated facilities in all sectors in public life. so the naacp was attempting to overturn that precedent. they knew they had try to do it in one case so begins in the 1930s. they began to chip away and then work down to -- brown v. board of education, brown is the first name to appear out of the list of plaintiffs. here in kansas the local chapter of the naacp, both of lawyers recruited. and all 13 of thos

now, we'll leave for topeka first thing in the morning. why not? good. i think i'll get me some sle don't moveu're unde. that's all, friend. let's go. the sheriff says you're under arrest. what for? what's the charge, sheriff? disturbing the peace. disturbingce. let's go. you'll stay locked up until then. that ought to give us enough time, josh. oh, i'd say so. time for what? well, the first posti had on yo, but somewhere, someplace you must've done something outsidaw. nobody could shoot as many men as you have without committing a crime, bounty hunter or not. so now we're gonna find out. the sheriff there is gonna send out some telegrams with your names and descriptions on 'em. that'll either put you away for a long time thanks, josh. oh, don't mention it. it's my problem just as well as i'll see you now, hear? you're not leaving now. it's almost midnight. why don't you wait till tomorrow morning? nything about leaving? g on a midnight ride. ?? (paladin) bury this man here. tell the law about it if you want. but don't forget to tell them what you were a

. >> the topeka cap itol journal noticed that he would carry notes about what he would do as head of security in to the meeting. >> mary salan and matt brown were there. >> he's going to take my application or interest under called. he's going to obviously meet other folks and we should know i think probably after thanksgiving. >> analysts have taken note that all of his appointments are white men. >> i think it would be a smart thing for the trump team to move to get some diversity to assure the millions of americans worried. >> reporter: now, it wasn't just job seekers coming to trump tower today. a number of national news anchors and executives stopped by for an off president elect. the new york times editors will visit tomorrow. no word yet on what was discussed. garrett haake, wusa 9. >> thank you. that trump transition team has 4,000 program jobs to fill before the inauguration. the president-elect will take the oath of office in about 60 days. >>> vandalism at a local mosque is bringing smiles today. written with kindness using colorful chalk. they wrote you are loved, we are

. >> the topeka cap itol journal noticed that he would carry notes about what he would do as head of security in to the meeting. >> mary salan and matt brown were there. >> he's going to take my application or interest under

that system in the rockies, watch as it moves across through lincoln, nebraska, topeka to minneapolis most of that is rain. wednesday, this is a big-time travel day, that system moves through chicago down through northern alabama. that's going to be all rain. i will talk a little bit more about it, plus we will have our local forecast coming up. >>> one day in the not so distant future you will get in your car and it will drive you. no hands required. tampa has been at the center of this testing for a couple of years. this technology is in our area. in 2014, the selman expressway was one of only ten roads in the country where connected cars could be tested. the elevated express lanes to brandon the expressway authority as well as usf experimented with cars talking to each other wirelessly. here is a major bonus to this technology. it could eliminate the 6 million crashes that happen every single year. we want to hear from you. how do you feel about self- driving cars? do you embrace it? do you fear it? tell us what you think. our poll is open. you can see it on the bottom wtsp.com/vot

a brief leave served for a honeymoon, and they said goodbye in topeka, kansas.nd he went off to war. his unit was the 445th bomb group, 15th air force, flying b-24s out of fozi, italy. the targets were the oil refineries and munition plants of nazi germany. but the cost was high. only half his comrades were to survive. but those who did would remember how it was. men like waste gunner bill mcphee. >> we just dropped our bombs over brux, germany. number two end was hit, and then we had trouble with number three. we had a fire in number three engine. we had to try and feather the prop, but it wouldn't feather. at this time we were over the adriatic, and we were prepared to ditch. and then the navigator spotted a fighter landing strip in yugoslavia. it was awfully short. but rather than take a chance on ditching, george chose to go in there anyway for the safety of the crew. as far as we were concerned, the crew, there was no one better than george mcgovern. >> he finished his tour outwardly unscathed. but his pride in receiving the distinguished flying cross was t

this led to the two mcdonald's workers in topeka being fired. turns out it actually happened on two separate occasions at the same mcdonald's drive-thru. the mcdonald's franchise owners released a statement -- saying they are shocked by the former employee's actions and proudly support law enforcement officers. all dressed up and read why all these festive little chihuahuas are are getting their boarding passes and taking to the in san francisco ... some flyers were finally at four ... in san francisco ... some flyers were jumping around and eager to get going.. because they are chihuahuas, headed to new york. virgin america teamed with animal rescuers for "operation chihuahua airlift." ago .. because of an overpopulation of chihuahuas in california shelters. the chihuahuas will be adopted in new york -- where demand for smaller dogs is greater than the supply. the chihuahuas were clearly in the christmas spirit, sporting seasonal sweaters. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 5 o'clock is straight credit skills are like any other skills. it tak

our business but we also have the radio frequency welding and the thermoforming. " polo is based in topeka, kansas, where president and ceo carla klem said " we believe there is honor in making things and there is certainly making the kinds of things we make in the medical industry and fire and defense industry. the monticello facility usually works on 4 10-hour days, with a bevy of products that may not be the first thing that comes to mind -- but they're essential. especially when something unexpected happens... " we also make, um, automatic external defibrillator. it is a wearable defibrillator that connects to the electronics and we make many of the oxygen masks in an airliner used to collect cerebral spinal fluid from brain injury patients. " " whether it's a self-contained breathing apparatus that a firefighter might wear or something that's a medical device in a doctor's office or a hospital, we want them to be proud that it's made in iowa." tv-9's chris earl with that story. if you have an idea for a business or company we should feature on email. that address is chris dot earl at

our business but we also have the radio frequency welding and the thermoforming. " polo is based in topeka, kansas, where president and ceo carla klem said there is honor in manufacturing. " we believe there is honor in making things and there is certainly making the kinds of things we make in the medical the monticello facility usually works on 4 10-hour days, with a bevy of products that may not be the first thing that comes to mind -- but they're essential. especially when something unexpected happens... " we also make, um, automatic external defibrillator. it is a wearable defibrillator that connects to the electronics and we make many of the oxygen masks in an airliner that you see in aircraft. medical collection bags used to collect cerebral spinal fluid from brain injury patients. " " whether it's a self-contained breathing apparatus that a firefighter might wear or something that's a medical device in a doctor's office or a hospital, we want them to be story. if you have an idea for a business or company we should feature on made in eastern iowa, send chris an email. that address i

. >>> well a police officer is getting morning golden achs at mcdonald's in topeka, kansas. he opened up his dr. pepper. >> they're supposed to be looking out for the community and doing their job and they get a break and won't something to eat and drink it's perfectly natural to get what you pay for and certainly not mustard in your dr. pepper. >> you heard that right. mustard in that officer's drink. we can tell you they're now out of the job. >>> headed out this morning we're sitting in the 40s right now. we'll be talking about highs back in the 60s and how long they last. >> and we have delays on i-10 and i-17 this morning. i'm going to map out all you need to know before you hit the road. >> and it happened again. we're seeing four wrong way >>> i'm justin pazera in the knxv live drive. the driver, a wrong way driver slams into another car on the i-17. this is not the only close call, though. we'll tell you how many wrong way drivers dps were trying to get off the roads. about the suspect. >>> we begin with the weather alert this morning. the snow has stopped but it is

a topeka mcdonald's fired an employee accused of putting mustard in the officer's doctor pepper when he went through the drive thru. police are investigating the incident as a crime. a lay's potato chip truck... burns to a crisp. this video is out of florida. no injuries were reported at the scene. time now is xxx. zika found in another state. lab results confirming a woman travel anywhere where the virus is circulating. the only other state with known cases of zika transmission is florida. nine days of official mourning continue across cuba today. the country remembering fidel castro.. as jay gray tells us -- chairs.. have replaced cars.. along the passeo that borders tens-of-thousands.. including cuban president raul castro -- gather later today for a special tribute to his brother.. fidel.. "we all feel very sad with the loss of our commander although stretched in all directions.. for hours.. and for as far as you could see.. thousands waiting for a chance to file past this simple memorial.. a few seconds.. a final.. emotional.. goodbye.. "you see soldiers crying, old ladies cryin

. >> born in topeka, kansas. >> so what gave you the skills to, you know, get a man elected presidenti think some of that is just blessing. and i came out of college in the early '90s. that was a great time to exit school and get a job in the dot-com world. i had a degree in business degree but there was no one with internet degrees in marketing. i've spent 15 years build a company i started. >> and jared and ivanka hired you. >> ivanka and eric hired me for the real estate website. >> so how closely connected with the family have you been? >> i think at this point i have a very good relationship with them. they value hard work, they value loyalty, they value success. >> results. >> and results. and that's what i wanted to bring. >> where were you on election night? >> i was in trump tower and eventually in the apartment. >> in front of you computer. >> yes. >> did you know before others we got this in. >> friday i was 90% sure and sunday night i was sure but tuesday morning i knew so much, i had to wait. >> did you know about wisconsin? >> my one mistake was wisconsin and colorado. h

check out this photo of kobach outside of his meeting with trump yesterday, flagged by the topeka capitalng in, visible in kobach's hand is a visible entitled, department of homeland security, and listed there is a plan for barring the entry of potential terrorists, closed quote, by reintroducing the national security entry/exit registration system. a bush-era program that tracked immigrants from high-risk areas that was drafted in part by kobach while he worked for bush 43. the panel the back. perry, ashley and bill. bill, you know more about this than moo people, what are the risks if this is what they were talking about? this seems to be similar to what president-elect said when he was a candidate, when he was in scotland, that he wasn't talking about barring all the muslims tor banning all the muslims, it's just muslims from high-risk countries would have to be highly vetted. >> and asking everyone their religion. right now it's easier to get into the u.s. from great britain than from saudi arabia. it's not ridiculous for countries to have different standards. we require visas from so

you can't be up there in versace gowns giving civic lessons to a topeka electrician or something.ow what i mean? a lot of it was that i think. >> so what do you do then? >> what do you mean? >> you don't give speeches on the red carpet in versace gowns? >> i just feel like people got too full of themselves scolding -- you can't cold a vietnam vet and his retired nurse wife in the midwest and expect them to go "you're right about me, i am going to vote --" you know? this country is going to have -- this country is headed for a divorce, that's what i say, or a civil war. >> i've heard lots of people say that. do you believe that? >> yeah. >> so speaking of show business, donald trump tweeted at "hamilton" and "snl." what do you think. >> pence got booed at the hamilton show but it's like you can't say gay people need to be reprogrammed and then go to a broadway show and expect not to get boot. >> especially not that show. >> any broadway show. it could have been a lot worse if he'd gone to "kinky boots" or i don't know, "wicked." >> i know you're joking around, but what do you think

. >>> tonight mcdonald's franchise in topeka, cans can says mustard is the reason one of its employeest of a job. all after two police officers say they got soft drinks with mustard mick flood them after the two law enforcement officers reported the muss starter drinks mcdonald's did an internal investigation and police started a criminal one. unidentified employee got fired. mcdonald's franchise says they proudly support law enforcement officers. >>> happy homecoming for california couple that went missing while four wheeling. >> rory and susan hollander went on adventure on saturday in the foothills of he'll dorado coun county. supposed to return the same day. hours went by without their family being able to contact them. well rory was eventually able to find phone service to text his son you see the couple was stuck in the snow could not get out. rescue crews couldn't find them for two long days. until monday. >> we're just fortunate that we found them today, and we didn't have to have them spend a third night out here. >> started to panic a little bit today. tomorrow was going to b

like you can't be up there in versacce gowns and telling people, giving civic lessons to topeka electricians. a lot of it was that i think. >> so what do you do then? >> what do you mean? >> what do you do, you don't give those speeches on the red carpet? >> no, i imagine people got too full of themselves scolding. you can't scold a vietnam vet and his retired nurse wife in the midwest and expect them to go, you know what, you're right about me, i'm going to vote. you know what i mean? this country is going to have -- this country is going to break up. this country is headed for a divorce or civil war. >> i've heard lots of people say that. do you really believe that? >> yeah. >> so speaking of, you know, show business, donald trump tweeted about the broadway show "hamilton" and what happened -- and "snl." what do you think? >> i mean of course he got booed, you know, pence got booed at the "hamilton" show. but it is like you can't say guy people need to be reprogrammed and then go to a broadway show and not expect to get booed. >> especially not that show. >> any broadway show. >> right. >>

we represented a doctor who provided abortion services in topeka, kansas. and one of the anti-abortion activists sent her a letter that says, you know, you should be careful going forward because, you know, you should look under your car every day because there may be a bomb placed -- she never said i'm going to put a bomb under your car. but she says you should be careful and look under your car every day, there may be a bomb and you should pray for your redemption and what have you because you never know what's going to happen. >> the court originally threw out the case. saying its not a true threat. her defense is i was being a christian woman because i was warning her that there may be some risk to her. the woman that wrote the let tore the doctor also was good friends with scott roader. he's serving life for murdering an abortion doctor in topeka, kansas. she visits him every week. the doctor knew this. the court of appeals said under those circumstances any reasonable person could see there may be a basis for which would be fearful that the threat wou

. >>> mcdonald's employee in topeka kansas out of job tonig tonight.wo police officers got soft drinks with mustard mixed in after the officers reported the mustard drinks mcdonald's did internal investigation while police started a criminal one. unidentified employee got the ax. mcdonald's franchise owner said that the person -- they're shocked by the former employer's actions and that they proudly support law enforcement officers. >>> new jersey's capital could be the focus of episode of this old house. call it this old state house. governor chris christie announ announcing a four-year, $300 million ren know to the 18th century structure to begin almost immediately. christie says the building has structural defects and safety violations. parts of it don't even have sprinkler system more than a third of it is without heat or air-conditioning. and the building has too many code violations to list and it fails to meet rules regarding access for those with disabili disabilities. >> to leave the state house in this condition is embarrassment to the people

it happened on 2 separate occasions in topeka...once to a patrol trooper. now... an internal and criminal investigation is underway. the mcdonald's franchise owners released a statement -- saying they are shocked by the former employee's actions and proudly support law enforcement officers. a double amputee is inspiring others to shoot for the stars, no matter the challenges. this is 15-year-old jahkee johnson. he was born with a rare disease that caused both his legs to be amputated... below the knee... when he was a child. today...the 9th grader is the star of his georgia high school marching band. jahkee says he doesn't see his condition as a disability. instead, he sees it as an inspiration to keep going. 'we were practicing, and everyone was shocked, but they started to see and treated me usual, like i was still a normal person." or was attracted to that i was attracted to." jahkee has played sports like football, competitively, for years before picking up the tuba. he even has special shoes that enable him to move in line with the rest of the band. make chri

i remember the case in topeka, kansas, where the vehicle they arrive in, they'll leave bombs in or timenotes on the dashboard. you know, maybe guns visible. and they're kind of leaving that there as they go on their mission. it's also only that something like that has occurred. somebody toundfound a car with sign, you're all going to die or kill people. something like that. so someone reported there with a gun. so. >> the report, we haven't confirmed it from the department chair of watts hall, there was a machete and someone in the building had their leg slashed via a machete. does it tell you the shooter, this is a planned attack in terms of there being sort of multiple weapons used here? >> well, it's possible that the attacker or attackers had a machete or a knife, you know, a large knife. that's certainly very plausible. it's also possible someone else picked up a sharp instrument to defend themselves and could have cut somebody. we really don't know exactly how that plays in but the shooters do sometimes as we've seen and the viewers know, we have seen in law enforcement when they

doctor who provided by abortion services in topeka, kansas, and she -- one of the anti-abortion activistssent her a letter that said "you should just be careful going forward because -- you should look under your car everyday because there may be a bomb." she never said "i'm going to put a bomb under your car." but she said you should be careful, look under your car because there may be a bomb and you should pray for your redemption and what have you because you never know what's going to happen and the court originally threw out the case and said that's not a threat, she was stating facts, you should look under your car everyday. and her defense was i was being a good christian woman because i was warning her that there may be some risk to her, well, this woman who wrote the letter to the doctor was good friends with scott roder, he's serving life for murdering an abortion doctor in topeka, kansas, she visits him every week in prison and the doctor knew this so the court of appeals -- they took it to the circuit court of appeals and they said under those circumstances any reasonable pers

berkeley over half gray conditions out there and also a chilly day for you lunchtime temperatures the topeka action 61 for concord 62 for oakland and then for hayward 67 for san francisco. another chilly day going to the matter game later this afternoon but lost because will be overcast chile and to declare as well as a possible scattered showers to at the game. kron 4's charles clifford has that story. >> reporter:the east bay municipal utility district delivers water to about 400,000 customers. they, like all providers in the state, are required to closely monitor the quality of their water to ensure that it's safe to drink and use. they must meet tough federal and state standards to ensure that the water is not excessively corrosive and that it doesn't contain harmful containments such as lead. there's also no "one size fits all" way to test water, every district is a little different. rick sakaji is the water quality manager at east bay mud. sot we all draw from different sources and each source has it's own unique water quality characteristics. that's why each individual utilities condu

. >>> the topeka, kansas, officer struck in the stummic and the leg during the chase is now in stable condition and is expected to recover. the suspect hit in the shootout and hospitalize would life-threatening injuries. >>> the white house goes on lockdown after secret service spots a man carrying a firearm. they found a man walking along pennsylvania avenue. that man was arrested after a brief struggle. i'll see you back here shortly. >> thank you. >>> the gloves are off. and the claws are out. with only two days to go before the election, hillary clinton and president obama are ramping up attacks against donald trump. going as far as bringing up the kkk. listen. >> donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. they wrote their endorsement under the slogan of his campaign. make america great, again. >> you accept the sympathizers or kind of slow in disowning it saying, well, i don't know. that's how you'll be when you're president. >> what happened to democrats taking the high road for a fair and balanced debate let's bring in the vice chairman of the nati