wayne state cuts the lead to 11.... then ludlow scores his 2nd touchdown of the day he finished with 171 yards and three scores...but they fall 45-31. checking out some action in the i-i-a-c.....buena vista falls to number 21 wartburg 55-0. the beavers have now lost five straight games. allison/elisa/alex tonight, lots of candy and spider webs! oh and ghosts and ghouls! clear south. alswebs! oh and ghosts and ghouls! clear skies and a low of 41, winds shifting to the south. also, don't forget that tonight we fall back! daylight savings ends at 2 am, we get an extra hour of sleep.. and/or halloween festivities! also remember to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and your noaa weather radios! tomorrow, lots of sunshine and warm temperatures for first day of november. beautiful... high 70. 7-day has another reminder about our extra hour tonight, and warm temperatures through wednesday! rain chances look slight for now, but much colder air likely to come next weekend. " " " " it's time for our facebook fan photo of t

find out where wayne state checks in up ahead. jenna: plus...a home playoff game is on the line tomorrow night in hull. after the break we'll hear from ridge view and western christian 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 and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. action in the high school football regular season, and there's a ton on the line in hull, iowa, for our woodhouse game of the week between western christian and ridge view. both teams are in the playoffs next wednesday night, but the seeding, and in turn home field advantage are up for grabs. if the wolfpack win, they will be rict champs for the first time in their 12 year history. ridge view needs a win and help to finish at the top, but a win would give the raptors a home playoff game i

number 9 wayne state hosting william jewel in volleyball action. 1. pick up action in the first set and heelan alum leisa mcclintock with the nice set to elizabeth gebhardt.. who knows what to do with it. wildcats up sixteen to nine. 2. next serve..michaela mestl with the spike.. wayne state up seventeen to nine and they would win the first set twenty-five to fourteen. 3. in the second set.. mcclintock sets up katie hughes who sends it home.. wildcats down early in the second.. s to seven. 4. later in the set.. junior alyssa frauendorfer.. who leads the team in kills.. with the great shot..wildcats up twenty-one to sixteen. 5. frauendorfer again with the spike.. william jewell can't handle it.. wildcats up twenty-two to six and they would win the second set twenty-five to eighteen and.." they win em all! 3 sets to nothing the final. more volleyball! moc-floyd valley over boyden hull 3-2. number tw unity christian over remsen saint mary's 3-0. third ranked dakota valley over lennox 3-1. wynot over bloomfied 3-0. ridge view over woodbu central 3-1. numb

wayne state on the road at augustana....the wildcats won this matchup last season 52-48... first drive of the game for the vikings and they cash it in....c.j. ham hits the edge and that dude is gone....25 yards to the house...7-0 augustana.... five minutes later....trey heid calls his own name and the qb keeper works to perfection...he rumbles 25 yards to paydirt....vikings up 14-0...man it makes life easier when you have a mobile quarterback.... second quarter now...wayne state bounces back...ryan ludlow caps an 18 play, 10 minute drive...with the score...cats within seven but augustana would score 22 unanswered in the last quarter and a half to win it 50- 19. alex stop me if you have heard this one before, but morningside is leading the nation in multiple offensive caterogies. the mustangs top the charts, averaging 56 points and 575 yards of offense per game. third ranked morningside on the road this afternoon, taking on number 17 dakota wesleyan.... 1st quarter, dillon turner drops back and connects with hayden adams in the corner of the end zone for the 12 yard touchdow

in division 2, a top 25 battle between wayne state and augustana in sioux falls. in the first...lauren waite...with a big time kill for the vikings. but back comes wayne state...leisa mcclintock sets up elizabeth gebhardt...she finds the floor frauendorfer takes over...the kill from the right side off the big hammering swing. and then she can do it from the middle with the change up too. wildcats get revenge, they beat augie in four. wc student section--"we love chris" and i love you wild cat nation...woodbury central and west monona in regional volleyball action. first set, keely steffen comes up with the swing and the kill and the cats take the lead. then hailee sleezer, getting it done from the line, wc up 5-2. west monona, gets some offense going...allyson rose rises up from the middle blocker position for a point. and then later on, cortnie lester makes the great adjustment for the set...rose finishes, but they trail by ten. on the other end, payge ronfeldt...smashe s it off the block...and the cats are into the next round, 3-0. east hosting rth in missouri r

in divison 2 - wayne state falls on the road at winona state, buena vista gets beat by number 15 wartburg, 55-0 in division 3. stste cross country today in fortrtodge - on the boys side, nic peters of e-l-c and dylan cavanaugh of storm lake finish in the top 10 in 3a. siouxland with a great showing in 2a - gable sieperda from george-little rock/central lyon goes 6th - unity christian gets a pair of runners in the top 10 - and tristan hulstein of western christian finishes 10th. unity christian finishes second as a team. avery lester of sioux city east is the top siouxland finisher in 4a. kourtney delperdang is the highest siouxland finisher in any class - finishing second in 3a - ellie mendlik of denison schleswig is 8th. kp/wc's suzanne putze finishes 6th in 2a - and madison schiernbeck of oa- if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electric

wayne state is second in the northern sun conference preseason poll. the wildcats have 2 starters back from last year's 28-6 team that won the nsic for the second straight year. winona state of minnesota was picked first. most hockey players are tough, no-nonsense athletes. but a few sioux city musketeer players showed their softer side this morning. three muskies players stopped by unitypoint health - st. luke's to talk to patients. they took time off the ice to take photos, signed autographs, and hand out t-shirts. the hockey players say they enjoy getting out into the community to meet their fans. "i enjoy it because you can see the reactions on the people's faces when you come in and say hi and see just make my day knowing that i'm able to make someone happy or that happy, it just makes me happy," says jacob wilson, a denfensive man with the muskies. the muskies were alssporting their 'pink in the rink' jerseys that thewill be wearing on saturday when they take on tri city to raise money to fight breast cancer sioux city is home on friday to play de

in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in division 3. nebraska picked up their first big ten win of the season last week with a victory over minnesota. the huskers returned home to lincoln looking to even their record at 4-4 against northwestern. the wildcats are still receving votes in the ap poll after last week's loss to iowa. memorial stadium - always a tough place to play. but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding 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 bayl

not pictured is wayne state's lady wildcats who are picked to finish 2nd in the northern sun conference. briar cliff's mens team wants to get back to the national tournament too. they were just picked as the gpac preseason number one too. coach nic nelson and his team know last year's experience can only help. talk about the national tournament experience from last year i think that was really good for our guys just to get down there and get a taste of it. it made them really hungry this offseason. we had a really good summer of improvement. oh just getting a taste of it was an unreal experience. unfortunately for us we got knocked out in the first round by two. such a close game. it could have gone either way. i think that kind of set a fire william penn on the road october 29th. there home opener will be the third game of the season november 4th against peru state. here's the restof the gpac preseason mens basketball poll. dordts and northwestern are picked to finish 2nd and 5th respectively. while morningside is picked to finish 8th. she's a five time national champion in the discus,

and wayne state volleyball moves up from 9th to 6th in this week's division two top 25! kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . another mild night with temperatures in the low-to mid 50s and possible overnight sprinkles.k kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . >> pelley: a big change for millions of women. new guidelines for when they should be screened for breast cancer. also tonight, candidate in iting biden isot waiting to go after the front-runner. >> we've had two great cretaries of state, but when i go, they know that i'm speaking for the president. >> pelley: a black motorist breaks down on a florida highway and winds up dead, shot by a cop. and we'll go back to the future. >> wednesday, october 21, 2015. >> pelley: because the future is about to arrive. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin tonight with a story that could affect virtually every woman. today the american cancer

in division 2, wayne state falls to augustana 50-19 - we'll have those highlights at 10. while buena vista drops a 41-34 road decision to luther in division 3. the heelan volleyball classic is one of the premier round-robin tournaments in the state of iowa. 12 teams competing in this year's version - including two teams from sioux falls, and 6 ranked iowa teams. let's start with the host team, bishop heelan, taking on unity christian. the crusaders looking strong the floor - nicely done - heelan wins the first set 21-17. but then second-ranked unity turns it on - allison timmermans with the sneak attack as the knights win set two, 21-16. and unity outlasts heelan in the third set - the star, anna kiel with the hammer - knights win a top-10 battle, 2-1. sioux center, ranked 3rd in 3a, taking on east, who just fell out of the 5a rankings. the warriors won set one, but east fighting hard - jahni heimsoth comes right into your living room - for the kill. back for sioux center - clare kortlever can't find the floor - but gets it on the second try - warriors looking strong. the

in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in >> and now a message from donald and melania trump. >> good evening. as the man who's almost certainly you're not president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to know the real donald. now, you're probably looking at this lovely woman here and thinking, "whoa! who's this? another bangable daughter?" actually, it's my beautiful wife, melania. >> hello. >> she's great -- just great. >> welcome to our humble, gold house. >> not bad, right? i mean, talk about foreign-policy experience. we got the same interior decorator as saddam hussein. now, i asked melania to be here tonight to help me clear up some of the lies that those losers and morons are saying about me, like that i hate women. how can i hate women when i've

wayne state is second in the northern sun conference preseason poll. the wildcats have 2 starters back from last year's 28-6 team that won the nsic for the second straight year. winona state of minnesota was picked first. in the a-l, the royals trying to close out the blbl jays. but toronto had other ideas. in the second -- chris colabello hits a solo homerun to left. his 2nd hr of the post-season. 1-zip jays. toronto blows it open in the 6th, troy tulowitzki hits a bases loaded double to the gap. this clears the bases. jays win 7-1. game 6 is back in kc. late game in chicago, the mets lead the cubs 8-3 in the 9th inning. daniel murphy has homered for the sixth straight game -- a postseason first. if the mets hold on for the sweep, they'll be back in the world series the future is now for students of whittier high scscol, featured in the iconic film "back to the future," which jumps 30 years to today's date. in the movie the school was known as hill valley high in honor of today's date, students celebrated with a "back to the future" pep rally. some dre

wayne state university announced yesterday it will pay for the complete education of 10 students each year seeking medical degrees. that' s a savings of about $251,000 for one student. the school says it wants to attract talented students from low-income backgrounds. randy: an elementary school principal making good on his bet. principal wells of woburn told his students he would dance to for a walk-a-thon this year. they ended up raising nearly $9000, so mr. wells danced in front of the entire school. ahead in news to go, the red sox welcome back a familiar face. emily: how long jerry remy will stay in the booth, and the changes to who will join him. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00, hackers finding a new way to get your information. emily: breaking news in your early news to go. dead in a bus crash in france. police say the bus collided with a truck near the southwest city of bordeaux. the bus was carrying mostly elderly people and went up in flames immediately following the crash. emily: also breaking, one person is dead after a shooting in brighton. police say it happened around

number 9 wayne state hosting william jewel in volleyball action. 1. pick up action in the first set and heelan alum leisa mcclintock with the nice set to elizabeth gebhardt.. who knows what to do with it. wildcats up sixteen to nine. 2. next serve..michaela mestl with the spike.. wayne state up seventeen to nine and they would win the first set twenty-five to fourteen. 3. in the second set.. mcclintock sets up katie hughes who sends it home.. wildcats down early in the second.. six to seven. 4. later in the set.. junior alyssa frauendorfer.. who leads the team in kills.. with the great shot..wildcats up twenty-one to sixteen. 5. frauendorfer again with the spike.. william jewell can't handle it.. wildcats up twenty-two to six and they would win the second set twenty-five to eighteen and.. they win em all! 3 sets to valley over boyden hull 3-2. number two unity christian over remsen saint mary's 3-0. third ranked dakota valley over lennox 3-1. wynot over bloomfied 3-0. ridge view over woodbury central 3-1. number one western christian over spencer 3-0.

wayne state on the road at augustana....the wildcats won this matchup last season 52-... first drive of the game for the vikings and they cash it in....c.j. ham hits the edge and that dude is gone....25 yards to the house...7-0 augustana.... five minutes later....trey heid calls his own name and the qb keeper works to perfection...he rumbles 25 yards to paydirt....vikings up 14-0...man it makes life easier when you have a mobile quarteteack.... second quarter now...ryan ludlow caps an n play, 10 minute drive...with the score...cats within seven but augustana would score 22 unanswered in the last quarter and a half to win it 50- 19. alex the last time iowa state hosted a top-three opponent, the cyclones upset oklahoma state in 2012. tonight, third- ranked tcu visited ames....could isu re-kindle that upset magic at jack trice stadium... electrtr atmosphere for this one......tcu won last season;s matchup 55-3. opening quarter....the cylones strike first...joshua thomas barrels his way into the endzone..isu takes the 7-0 lead... a few minutes later...game now tied at seven...

and wayne state volleyball moves up from 9th to 6th in this week's division two top 25! that's it for r ur morning sportscast. and join me right here again tonight for sports at 5 and 10. have a great morning. back to you jake. the ticket website fandango had problems with the star wars ticket rush. it's (time)... after the break. . today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesdawith temperatures dropping into the 50's, jake>> bradley cooper cooks up some kitchen drama... and fandango crashes under the force of demand for star wars tickets. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. (narr:) ((standup suzanne marques/cbs news/los angeles)): "one of hollywood's greatest leading ladies was on th

not pictured is wayne state's lady wildcats who are picked to finish 2ndndn the northern sun conference. briar cliff's mens team wants to get back to the national tournament too. they were just picked as the gpac preseason number one too. coach nic nelson and his team know last year's experience can only help. nic nelson - "talk about the national tournament experience from last t ar i think that was really good for our guys jususto get down there and get a taste of it. it made them really hungry this offseason. we had a improvement." austin lefler - "oh just getting a taste of it was an unreal experience. unfortunately for us we got knocked out in the first round by two. such a closeseame. could have gone either way. i think that kind of set a fire underneath us." the chargers open up with william penn on the road october 29th. there home opener will be the third game of the season november 4th against peru state. here's the restof the gpgp presesson mens basketball poll. dordts and northwestern are picked to finish 2nd and 5th respectively. while morningside is picked to finish 8th. s

wayne state is second in the northern sun conference preseason a northwest iowa community college attempts to break the world record for longest selfie line. we'll have the details coming up students at northwest iowa community college are celebrating homecoming this week and on wednesday, they attempted a monumental "photo feat." they were snapping selfies. ktiv's tiffany lane shows us how they tried to break a world record by taking pictures. << "selfie nation!" (nat pop) that was the theme of the day for hundreds of students, faculty and community members at northwest iowa community college as they attempted to break the world record for the longest line of selfies. some people took the opportunity to be extra festive for the occasion. "see i have a beard and i can put leaves in it and so then i can get all festive without really trying," said todd helmers, a northwest iowa community college freshman. "so i feel like i celebrated the season more than my friends. so i win." "i thought hey, why not do something unique, stand out of the crowd," said lester soliven. "you know that's what i

jim tells to himself in the archive at wayne state. when thethe story of strike was -- the season was over, the harvest was picked, what are we going to do with all these people who organized? the first rule was, when you have people who organize coming you keep them engaged. one thing he said, why don't we boycott? the first thing they were boycotting was wine and products of the things coming out of the central valley. in a waythe boycotts boycotts have been run before. gilbert was a part of that. they started to hit the ports in los angeles and san francisco to work with allied unions to enforce a blockade of the docs were these grapes were coming in. working with teamsters appealing to the teamsters transporting the greats, according to longshoremen. dolores was incredibly important in this era. once they realized they could do this in california, they went across the country to york. -- to new york. appealing to the meat cutters union and the seafarers union to block the grapes from going from new jersey to manhattan. they succeed

and the midtown area near the great art museum and wayne state university has a lot of young people goingrtists, foodies, techies, of all sorts are flooding into detroit right now because it's inexpensive, and you can create yourself there now. >> you know, and i also learned just within, like, the last year or so here, david, the youth are staying. they're not only coming and staying, they are putting a stake in the ground. i met a young principal who had grew up in detroit and said i'm going to go back to the other side of the train tracks and teach even though i could do better elsewhere. >> but that raises the big question, which is whether the school system can match what else is going on there. because those young people will eventually marry and have children, and the school system still has a long ways to go. but there is a lot of optimism in the city right now. >> what do you worry about? >> well, i worry about detroit learning the lessons of the past which i think it is in some sense. which is that you can't just have a partial renaissance. you can't rely on one industry, which

at the nebraska state softball tournament, wayne lost early today to cozad, 2- nothing. the blue devils then stayed alive with a 13- nothing win over raymond central. wayne will play bishop neumann tonight at 7 in another elimination game. guardian angels was elminated, 8-2 by neumann this afternoon. every preseason basketball poll has iowa stata in the top ten. but the cyclones arenen the preseason pick to win the big 12. iowa state is picked to finish third in the big 12 coaches poll, behind kansas and oklahoma. the cyclones did get one first place vote, while the jayhawks got the other nine. iowa state has finished above their big 12 prediction the last four years, finishing tied for second last year. isu has four starters back from the team that was upset in round one of the ncaa tournament. "when you start thinking about all the distractions and listening to all the detractors, then you start getting away from what's important," said head coach steve prohm. "and what's important right now is just developing this team." "what happened last year wasn't supposed to hap

wayne wiegand is professor of emeritus of library and information studies at florida state university and former director of florida book awards. widely considered the dean of american library historians and is the author of 100 articles and numerous award winning books including an instrument for american public library during world war i. he will be joined by greg michaels, in 2012, he formerly held the position as assistant director, and library manager at county library in colorado. he consults regularly on the future of public library, most recently at the next conference. please join me in welcoming wayne wiegand and greg mikkels. [applause] >> thank you for the kind introduction. i think i might have given her an a in class at some time. i have a huge bowl today. to brought in your thinking about libraries in general, public libraries in particular motivated in large part because of conclusions that emerge from research on a book that i publish, "part of our lives," a history of the american public library. my goal is to find out why people of these ubiquitous civic institution

wayne hawaii, al jazeera, kalantan state malaysia. >>> four suicide bombers have detonated explosives in northeast nigeria, leaving dozens injured. , the explosions went off in the area of maiduguri in borno state. >>> stealing weapons and deny them money meant for food and accommodation. eva mendaga reports from joss in maiduguri state. >>> without uniforms or equipment, they are being trained to fight boko haram, in niger state. the soldier who took the photos have asked us not to show his face. he fears he could be jailed for speaking out. >> how could somebody be training with ordinary clothes without a rifle? the majority are angry. >> reporter: the soldiers are one of hundreds sacked in january for desertion. president mohammedu bohari. >> some people have decided that is only way of making, i believe the authorities from the area around the training ground. >> soldiers also say the army has failed to rehouse their families. these are the living conditions of some of the wives and children of soldiers who have rejoined the army and have been sent to fight boko haram. there are m

at the nebraska girls state softball tournament in hastings, wayne tops guardian angels central catholic, 14-4 in round one. wayne will play cozad on thursday at 11-30. guardian angels stays alive in the loser's bracket totoght, beating twin river 7 to 6. game 1 in a-l isriday -- royals host blue jays. game 1 in n-l is saturday -- cubs visit mets or dodgers. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 42 wind: s 5-10 mph tomorrow: becoming windy. high: 68 wind: nw 15-30 mph

. >> wayne simmons for state farm. in the last terms some of the decisions impacting congressional authorization, congressional acquiescence statutory interpretation, then he cases going forward they could have a significant impact on how we look at congressional intent or legislative history? >> it seems like every turn there a number of cases involving initiatives for federal regulations. i don't know any particular one. there were five or six last year where they started moving in the direction against the deference to administrative interpretations including the recent case but also others. that seems to be a pattern and what we have seen and i wouldn't be surprised if we don't see that pattern continue as there will be opportunities. >> the big issue out there is this question to which agencies get deference to the interpretation of their own regulations, the so-called question of our deference and an issue on which my former boss justice scalia hasn't particular been leading the charge suggesting that is one of d

enough while this storm isn't like to make landfall in north carolina, the heavy wayne will cause problems around the state. >> parts of the east coast are already flooded because of other storms earlier this week. hurricane joaquin could bring another ten to 20 inches of rainfall. the east coast will have to hang on all weekend. the rain is not expected to let up until monday. raj? >> thank you. >>> we have new details now on a suspicious hotel death in san carlos. the suspect is in custody. 61-year-old james goss, seen here from calaveres county. police believe he stabbed and killed 32-year-old robert lawless of san jose yesterday. it happened at the lia hotel in san carlos. goss also suffered minor stab wounds. police say the men knew each other, but it's not clear why goss allegedly killed the victim. >>> a former basketball coach is facing another 16 counts of child sex abuse after a second victim comes forward. prosecutors plan to file additional charges against 34-year-old julio ortiz of menlo park. san mateo chp first arrested him last month after deputies spotted ortiz carrying out lewd acts with

just in time for the california state stakeout for earthquake preparedness. and wayne freedman is out with a earthquake simulator. hold on, wayne. >> you need to hold on. this is made by for earthquake supplies. we'll start with a 3.2, david. this is nothing compared with 7.0 they're predicting. go ahead. this is what we have as far as the hayward fault goes. in san ramone, and other parts of the bay, it looked like a normal day. it would have been a superficial judgment based on rumblings beneath the surface. >> sitting on the deck, it's a feeling more than anything. >> it was a warm of earthquakes, now, pushing 30 and counting. the largest described by the lab as being magnitude 3.2. >> this is going to be fairly loud snap, crash. >> that is one of many seismologists who kept track of the earthquake swarm. they've seen this before, driebing it as being a rare occurrence. >> the largest measurement associated with such tension. >> would a 4.5 surprise you? >> no. >> a five? >> yes. >> it would jiggle, if not spill your morning coffee or drink. but still would not be t

just in time for the california state stakeout for earthquake preparedness. and wayne freedman is out with a earthquake simulator. hold on, wayne. >> you need to hold on. this is made by for earthquake supplies. we'll start with a 3.2, david. this is nothing compared with 7.0 they're predicting. go ahead. this is what we have as far as the hayward fault goes. in san ramone, and other parts of the bay, it looked like a normal day. it would have been a superficial judgment based on rumblings beneath the surface. >> sitting on the deck, it's a feeling more than anything. >> it was a warm of earthquakes, now, pushing 30 and counting. the largest described by the lab as being magnitude 3.2. >> this is going to be fairly loud snap, crash. >> that is one of many seismologists who kept track of the earthquake swarm. they've seen this before, driebing it as being a rare occurrence. >> the largest measurement associated with such tension. >> would a 4.5 surprise you? >> no. >> a five? >> yes. >> it would jiggle, if not spill your morning coffee or drink. but still would not be t

al jazeera's wayne hay has more from the malaysian state. >> this is the latest army tactic to try to a long running war against separatist fighters in southern thailand. they are visiting the house of a suspected bomb maker who is believed to be across the border in malaysia. they arrive with clothing and medicine for his wife, in the hope she can convince him to come home. the trust building exercise is trying to improve the army's reputation. thailand's three southern most provinces have been under martial law for more than ten years which is has allowed the military to act with impunity. they acknowledged that their tactics had to change. >> the understanding of nonviolence has to start with government offices first. office all offices have to understand their roles, responsibilities and scope of power. >> many are skeptical. tauden had been providing food and support to one of the armed groups fighting for independence when he came under scrutiny by the security forces. he and his family have been in the malaysian jungle for 14 years, and while they want to return home, they stil

watching the leaves on john wayne drive just blowing across the street. the wind is very gusty across the state. 73 at the airport, wind sustained out of the southwest at 20. the wind will start to dial down a little bit tonight, but still a little gusty. 5:00, 80 degrees. a mild evening setting up, 71 by 8:00. we will wake up tomorrow morning on the mild side, 57 degrees by 7:00 a.m. a stationary boundary might bring us some rain tomorrow morning, but a better chance for rain wednesday into thursday as this cold front slide through. we will cool things down for the end of the week. 80 degrees, our afternoon high with wind out of the southwest, gusty at times near 35 miles per hour. there's a chance for rain in the morning tomorrow to drop our temperature, 74 degrees. late wednesday into thursday, 73. we hang onto the mild temperatures all throughout the week. another chance of rain friday into saturday. how you can run it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000

the f-b-i is accusing wayne simmononof lieing abououhis time served in the c-i-a, charging him with "major fraud against the united states, wire fraud making false statements to the government. according to the federal indictment, simmons falsely claimed he'd worked for the cia in order to obtain a secret security clearance sot brad garrett/abc news consultant if people like him can penetrate the government security system, then if they had ill intentions, just think what they potentially could do. that's the big issue. prosecutors say he used the cia charade to explain away past felony convictions including one involving violence. according to the indidiment "he claimed they were related to his telligence work for the cia" tim: an isis hacker who stole the personal information of more than a thousand military personnel is in custy prosecutors claim the man from kosovo hacked into the files of an american retailer--- stealing sensitive personal information about more than 1,000 federal employees and members of the u.s. military. he then allegedly passed the stolen information to a british radical who u.s. officials say w

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the family of a toll worker killed on the job once the state he was hit by a truck as he walked across a mass pike told wayne and auburn back in july. the driver is facing several charges, including motor vehicle homicide in connection with the crash. the date announced new efforts this week to get drivers to slow down while passing through tollbooths. family members tell "the telegram" they want to see rumble strips before all told policies -- all toll plazas. the brookline firefighter charged with beating up a man at a taco shop has been fired. the board of selectmen made the decision, calling joseph ward' s alleged actions "egregious." he' s accused of attacking a man at anna' s taqueria because the man was taking too long to order. the firefighter' s union says it will appeal the decision. the search for answers after a deadly attack at a school in sweden. what police are revealing about the masked suspect. a possible clue in the search for a cargo ship believed to have sunk during hurricane joaquin. the discovery made on a beach in the bahamas . and another option for cell -- sneaking into the 70' s is

wayne received a phone call from the insurance company. >> i con believe how much the communication channel opened up. >> reporter: a few weeks later he got this check, for more than $5,000. hope depot sent news state. we are very sorry for the delay and inconvenience he experienced with our claims process and we appreciate the opportunity to step in and resolve this matter. wayne is just happy that this year-long ordeal is over. >> there is always someone that can give you a hand somehow and solve it 7 did a great job. >> we always try our best. insurance issues or other problems have you looking for help? give us a call. or send us an, mail. in the newsroom, kris anderson. 7 news. >>> we like the patriots there. truck, imagine the shirt. very nice. impressive. you think solve it 7 could help the bruins? >> i wish kris anderson could do something for the bruins but they have a problem, defense. they don't have the them, they are young and inexperienced. and hopefully they turn it around quickly. we will show you how it went >>> now time for seth sports with joe amorosino. the pru is's worst fears realized, and the b's in share zone opener without zdeno chara out with an upper body injury. and the

wayne hay, al jazeera, bangkok. >> you'll find the latest at aljazeera.com. china's one child policy has quoted controversy, from accusations of the state confiscating children, to forced abortions. today it is being blamed for a declining fertility rate and a major gender imbalance, with more than 30 million men,

the gunman was asking people to stand up and state their religion before opening fire. abc 7 news reporter wayne oregon right now and he'll bring us live reports from the scene tonight. >>> there were protests today at the santa clara jail in san jose after the death of inmate walter roaches coming up on abc 7 news at five. how his death is prompting a wider investigation into jailed staff. >>> also, vick lee covering the arrest of a former san francisco police officer accused of stealing money from a police officer's fund. and developing news in washington. dozens of secret service employees accused of trying to retailuate against a congressman investigating them. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the details. >> the head of the secret service apologizing for the latest scandal within the agency. a kbovt review finding a senior official suggested leaking, unflattering nfrgs about the congressman following his out spoken criticism of the secret service. >> this is the life, safety and security of the president of the united states and the white house. the threat is real. >> last spring, just

wayne hay, al jazeera, bangkok. >> you'll find the latest at aljazeera.com. china's one child policy has quoted controversy, from accusations of the state confiscating children, to forced abortions. today it is being blamed for a declining fertility rate and a major gender imbalance, with more than 30 million men, to women by 2020. i'm steve chow on this edition of 101 east, we ask if the days of china's one child polices is coming to an end. >> for 21-month-old lin jiahe, saturdays begins in with a menagerie of toys... ...under a shower of attention. >> little jiahe is an only child. he holds the most precious place in the household, with parents and grandparents catering to his every whim... and documenting his every move. >> "i am constantly writing to my son, telling him my thoughts and feelings in micro-blogs or postcards, which he will see in the future. i'm writing down the problems i have encountered and the way i have found to tackle them in the hope that they will be useful to my son when he grows up." >> jiahe and his parents are typical of the three-person nuclear family that has emerged in china in the last three decades, a result of the country'

simmonds, former cia >> reporter: but this morning the fbi is claiming wayne simmons is a liar charging him against the united states, wire fraud and making false statements to the government. indictment, simmons falsely claimed he had worked for the security clearance and lucrative government contract jobs including an overseas deployment as an intelligence adviser to senior military personnel. >> if people like him can penetrate the government security system, then if they had ill intentions just think what they could do. that's the big issue. >> reporter: prosecutors say he even used the cia charade to explain away past felony convictions including one involving violence. according to the indictment he claimed they were related to his intelligence work for the cia. a spokeswoman for fox news says simmons was never more than a guest on the network and that the reference to him on air as a fox news contributor was actually an error adding that he was never a paid commentator. now, if convicted of all three charges simmons faces up to 35 years behind bars and, robin and george, no comment from simmons. >> that's ser

separatists wants a state of their own to represent almost 2 million ethnic muslims they accuse the thai army of heavy handed tactics and imposing beauty of the practices upon them. wayne from malaysia where many separatists have fled. >> reporter: this is the latest army tactic to try to win a long-running war against separatist fighters in southern thailand. visiting the house of a suspected bomb maker who is believed to be across the board never malaysia. they arrive with clothing and medicine for his wife. in the hope she can convince him to come home. the trust building exercise is trying to improve the army's reputation. thailand's three southern most provinces have been under martial law for more than fen years which has allowed the military toy act with impunity. the outgoing soldier in charge that have area acknowledges their methods had to change. >> translator: the understanding of nonviolence has to start with government officers first, all officers have to understand their roles, responsibilities and scope of power. >> reporter: many are skeptical. he had been providing food and support to one of the armed groups fighting for independence when he came unde

consider it and that is that the president of the united states have a debate with the head of the national rifle association on national television. waynee, if he doesn't vnt to do it, maybe another big nra supporter. the press would love it, a buildup over a period of weeks, debate prep, who will moderate and sponsor. people say the president shouldn't lower himself to being on the stage with the odious head of the nra, that's to suggest the propriety of this and the president's feelings whatever are more important than the issue. i don't think barack obama believes that. time to try a new venue. this is a nation that only responds to drama on live television. this would get 20 million, 30 million, 40 million viewers and when obama cleaned the clock of the head of the nra, a lot of those people watching might be motivated to write their congressman and get them to move on some of the common sense legislation. >> that's what i want, professor. i think what amy is saying and jonathan is saying has merit but once we get them to move, i'm an activist guy, i painted crack houses to expose them when the crack epidemic was going, as mrs. clin

development, they make california the fifth state in the country to allow the terminally-ill to legally end their lives, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken waynee off tonight. should they be given the option to end their life? a question at the center of the controversial legislation. today jerry brown gave his answer. governor brown wrote, "i do not know what i would do if i were dying in prolonged and excruciating pain. i am certain, however that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the options supported by this bill and i wouldn't deny that right to others." ktvu tom vacar has been following the new developments in our newsroom now with more. tom? >> reporter: well provided that they would meet strict criteria, californians have been given a precious, but controversial choice. choose to live to the time that your affliction would happen or choose your own ending time. >> reporter: the governor signing the message makes it clear that he was torn about the state sanctioned life or death issue. in this signing message they would wrestle with the

wayne in a nearby neighborhood. he is being held on a charge of failing to appear in court in kentucky. >> thank you. >>> state policelvania have been using shotguns to deflate that giant military blimp that broke loose and really dragged a path with its cable. listen. >> [ gunshots ] >> army officials say the blimp came down into mostly intact pieces, that's put it, in the woods of rural pennsylvania. near the town of muncy, north of harrisburg. they removed the electronics are and long-on a plan to get the blame out of there. the cleanup could take weeks. military scrambled to fighter jets to follow it as it fleeted aimlessly, talking down electrical lines with its cable, knocked out pour to 30,000 customers. official said blimp broke free from a military base in maryland yesterday. then traveled 150 miles in three and a half hours. we have pictures of the piece of that blimp hanging from trees in the area. still no word on how it got loose in the first place. the manufacturer is raytheon. it notes on the web site, hopefully, that chances of the cable actually breaking are, quote, slim, because it's made of a stron

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wayne elementary school in radnor last night. the the children were not hurt, lee is behind bars unable to post bail. >>> former secretary of statery clinton's long a it what had benghazi testimony began to today, the question getting testy at times. 2012 been gas a tax led to the death of four americans, including u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens. >>> philadelphia non-profit says it will reward a voter with $10,000, on election day next month. the the organization will pick a philadelphia polling place a at random, to give out the checks. kate? >>> another unseasonably warm day as temperatures climbed once again to the mid 70's but that warmth is living on borrowed time when front is quickly speeding toward the area tonight. meaning it is cooler for friday and weekend. we have a chance for showers, by sunday, i'll break it down coming up with the seven day in just a few minutes, natasha. >>> police, in sweeten say a mask man attacked inside a school, this morning, stabbing two students and two teachers as well. authorities say that two victims are dead. cbs news correspondent jonathan vigliotti reports now from london. >>