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how to best prepare for the coming winter weather-- what you need to keep you and your family safe at home and on the roads, coming up-- amanda: and... local 5's elias johson takes a look inside the disney classic toy story and how it touched the heart of one boy here in ankeny. amanda: next.... this weekend's the iowa hawkeyes game verse purdue. we'll tell you what they're doing to up their security in time for the big game. news midday in hd with amanda krenz and we are iowas most accurate forecast. this is local 5 midday. we are iowa (music sting)" amanda: this saturday is a big day for the iowa hawkeyes. a win against purdue means they win the big ten west division title. but after recent terror scares in france and germany... the university isn't taking any chances. local 5's alex giamo shares the changes in security you can expect at the game. (alex giaimo) due to recent events the university of iowa has tightened its security measures at kinnick stadium for the iowa- purdue game on saturday. fans should expect more extensive screening before, during and after the game. the new

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you need layers as you head out and you will eventually need sunglasses with the sunshine throughouthe afternoon. we're waking up to clear skies, and a live look from the comcast camera. light winds is helping to drop the temperatures overnight. we are looking at temperatures around freezing in a lot of spots, and some spots even in the 20s, and 36 degrees in morning in northeast philadelphia, and 30 in chester springs and 34 in wilmington, and 34 in rights down. below freezing in mt. pocono, 31. doylestown, 29 degrees. and a few spots in the 20s, 27 in millville and 34 if dover and 35 in atlantic city. planning the rest of your sunday, plan on a bright one. lots of sunshine will be breezy by the afternoon and chilly, but above normal for this time of year. 8:00, 41, and lunchtime 54. a chilly day today, warming up and bringing showers into our week, and we'll talk about that coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> another show of support for france at new york city's metropolitan opera, and they sang the french national anthem. the audience gave the singers a standing ovation. >>> this morning a growing

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jessica: so, you also talk about that you need to have some of this downtime in school. how do you get a high school to say, "oh, i know we only have the 45 minutes of instructional time, but i'm going to give you some downtime now"? denise: well, that is the exact thing. we move away from the 45-minute instructional day. so, what we do is we help schools actually change their schedules. so, you have maybe a late start. and during that late start, the kids sleep in and the teachers work together because teachers are up, adults are up at that hour, right? you have longer periods, but they don't meet every day, so you're not losing instructional time, but you actually gain--what's lost with all those transitions, there's so much time lost with the start and stop, right, each time. so, when you make a longer period and do it less frequently, you're actually gaining. jessica: are the schools receptive to these ideas? denise: absolutely, we have worked with 130 schools so far across the us. we have schools in the book, case studies of schools that have made the changes, and ho

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you need leaves. outside. i don't have cool leaves outside so i got paper leaves. >> that's my first question. leaves are hard to come by in this part of town. our jar. >> you need a mason jar. >> cover the mason jar and then when that's done take leaves and layer them on. take all of the other leaves you have and you'll put them all over the place. when it's filled with leaves it should look like that. >> and then you can take and wrap that around and make a bow and drop candle in there and -- >> i like these projects that i feel like i could actually do. >> to give us more diy ideas, we have jessica join us on set. what do you have for us? >> i made each of you a mason jar because i'm thankful for all of you. i tell people that i can't i made it for you. >> these are things you can put around your house at thanksgiving or tier them up to make a centerpiece. it's really easy to make. pull some twigs and stuff from your backyard. spray paint them with gold. cut out leaves, twine and hot glue and that's what yo

you need to get out. >> this is public property. >> you need to go. you need to go. juliet: mocking him. this is a professor at that school. talking to a student that way. either intimidate him or push them away physic weight which is what they did. ironically, a professor at the school of journalism. ben: she taught in the mass juliet: studying the effects. ben: that contributes to society a lot. juliet: good job, at university of missouri. she is said to apologize. campaign for justice. ben: i am sure we will continue we have a lot more still to ben: workers in new york getting a raise to $15 an hour. governor cuomo made that announcement yesterday. in new york it will impact about 10000 state workers. office assistants, custodial workers and lifeguards. >> it is simple math. if you earn minimum wage it is about $18000 a year in new york. you add up the numbers, you cannot pay for housing and food that is what today is all about. it violates the very promise of this nation heard. ben: the increase will be phased in over time. city workers seeing it by 2015. juliet:

you need to go. you need to go. >> reporter: you as an assistant professor at the school of journalism which was a courtesy appointment. she has apologized saying, strategies i used and sincerely apologize to the campus community and journalists at large for my behavior and the way my actions have shifted attention away from the students campaign for justice. >> i don't understand why she is unemployed, she tried to incite a riot there. this woman was calling on people to come over getting muscle, could have turned violent. >> reporter: will officials stress she did not teach at the school that had a, quote, courtesy appointment which meant she could serve on a thesis review panels with a revealing that appointment. the school says it has increased security and investigating online threats in the wake of these problems that are passing this week. ben: she failed to mention the first amendment in her apology which is the crux of the issue. the right to do what they were doing. >> reporter: this is a p

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for all the confidence you need td ameritrade. >>> donald trump is now suggesting a boycott on starbucks after some accused the coffee chain of declaring a war on christmas by removing winter and christmas-themed images from their new cups. trace gallagher is in the newsroom with this story. >> in fairness this isn't the first time donald trump has fought for christmas. he came out early last month saying when he's president we'll all be saying merry christmas at every store. he reiterated the phrase during his rant against starbucks. by making this stand trump says he's actually hurting himself. >> hey, look, i'm speaking against myself. i have one of the most successful starbucks in trump tower. maybe we should boycott starbucks, i don't know. seriously. i don't care. >> as for starbucks, the company says it's been doing holiday themed cups since 1997 featuring symbols of the season from vintage ornaments to hand drawn reindeer. now the company has dump the design in place of cups in red. that way people can doodle their own desi

you need to run for president. >> trevor: please welcome pras! r: thank you so much for being here. this is good. you look like you're running for president. doesn't he look sharp? (cheers and applause) you look great, man. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you very much for coming to the show. i watched the movie, the documentary. amazing story. so you picked up the phone, called a friend and said, yo, you need to be president? >> yeah. yeah. literally, after the earthquake, i felt like i needed to do something for haiti. so the first person who came to my mind was sweet micky. i didn't realize he used to wear diapers on stage and whatnot. >> trevor: you didn't? i knew he was crazy but i didn't realize it because i went to my director, ben patterson -- >> trevor: oh, this makes so much more sense! >> yeah, i went to my director and said i'm supporting this guy and i'm going to support him for president. he said, there is a guy coming up with diapers on. he said, surely it can't be him. i said, yeah, sweet micky. he said, okay. >> trevor: you don't b