the panthers will look for their first missouri valley football conference win against western illinois. " now if we could just get our advantage of playing at home and use that then i think we've got a chance to you know play at another level. we're going like that i'm not so sure all of these other teams are going like that right now so that's why we gotta get that momentum be a little more consistent we gotta keep that growth happening to continue to rise so yeah we're going in the right direction because of how we're doing it but yet we gotta have the outcome start falling in our direction so it pays off in the end." western illinois and northern iowa will kick off at 4 pm saturday in cedar falls-- the leathernecks are 2 and oh in conference games this season. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. brad: weather adlib: this good alight winds make for a great fall day in october, but we know that "something" has to be around the corner! and that something is a cold front coming in tomorrow. before it really gets here we

. >>> in illinois right now, dream deferred. the illinois lottery says it is out of money. because the state lawmakers have not approved the budget for the current fiscal year means anyone who wins more than $600 in illinois will have to wait for their prizes until the lottery gets new funding. two winners have filed a federal lawsuit seeking 5% interest on >>> tonight, new jersey residents are -- he walks this way because his front right paw is injured. there's an on-line petition to have him moved to a wildlife sanctuary in upstate new york. the new jersey fish and wildslive won't move it because he seems to have adapted well. >> he seems to be walking fine. >> he is learned to walk on two feet. sometimes they think it is not real. it is somebody in a costume. >> such compelling video to watch. remarkable. >> you know what, the bear is going to be at home in the weather i should tell you. as we walk over to the weather wall, we will look outside as a beautiful picture tonight from the top of the rock. if you haven't been there, you should go. this is the view. gorgeous co

of illinois. with the assaults happening between may and august while he was him from college living with his parents at his home in san ramon. >> i did not know the guy but my friends knew his brother and it is shocking because san ramon is a small and safe town. >> police say kwangmin jin used kevin park, and germany lee but police will not say where the assaults took place, but they believe this could be month victims who may not even realize

along illinois' southern border.... there was a 13- percent jump in scratch-offs from july first through october 9th. earlier this month... the illinois lottery announced it would hand out i-o-u's for jackpots over 600 dollars... until the state works out it's budget. jessica rae: the obama administration says kids spend too much time taking "unnecessary" exams in school. president obama said in a facebook post he wants to fix that. the administration announced new guidelines concerning standardized tests in what they call a "testing action plan." it outlines new principles for measuring student aptitude. the white house said additional details will be released in january. jessica rae: the tyson event center was painted pink this weekend... well sort of... it's all for the eighth annual pink in the rink game. every yearar. the musketeers partner up with "susan g. komen for the cure siouxland" and "unitypoint health saint- lukes" to help fight breast cancer. proceeds from the game go toward breast cancer awareness, equip

he has been a stunt at the university of illinois where arrested. he's now awaiting extradition back to the bay area. fremont police say 20-year-old gin is a serial social media rapist who met up with his victims on tinder scout space and facebook. >> he will give alcoholic drink that was taintd with some kind of sedative drug. >> police say gwynn raped 4 women somewhere in fremont but won't say where the assaults took place or where he met up with them. please caught up with him and arrested him in champagne, illinois where he's a student at the university of illinois. >> lodgely if anybody has access to social immediate contract that could impact the community as well. >> it happened between may and august of this year. presumably while gin was home from college living with his parents at the home here in san are money gin father declined an interview. he's a 2013 graduate of doherty valley high school in san ramone where some students awhich are of the arrest. >> i didn't know the guy but my friend knew his little brother. i guess they are shocke

chairman. >> yield back to the gentle lady from illinois. the chair would recognize the gentle woman from indiana. >> thank you, madam secretary. i'm going to follow up on what the congresswoman from illinois is discussing, which is the facility and i appreciate the laundry list that you just listed with respect to the security improvements or whatever happened with respect to benghazi. but i have to ask you, if you're familiar with the facts that in the wake of the 1998 bombing attacks in nairobi and dar eslam, congress passed something referred to as the secca. which required the secretary of state to issue a waiver under two conditions if the u.s. government personnel work in separate facilities or if u.s. oversees facilities do not meet the security setback distances specified by the bureau of diplomatic security. the law specifies that only the secretary of state may sign these waivers, and that requirement is not to be delegated. was a waiver issued for the temporary mission in benghazi? and the c.i.a. annex, after the temporary missio

." >>> may 22nd, 2015. 350 miles south of chicago where the mississippi river meets the illinois banks. candace aikin is about to meet up with the man she believes murdered her niece. >> i want him to know that i'm still here, and i'm still fighting for stacy. that stacy is not forgotten. >> stacy peterson, candace's niece, disappeared without a trace in 2007. >> stacy peterson, a 23-year-old mother of two, is reported missing. >> stacy peterson was last seen wearing a red jogging suit. >> her story made headlines. >> new allegations about her disappearance. >> a soap opera of sorts, stacy was the fourth wife of drew peterson who became the sole suspect in her disappearance. >> i remember the last picture i took of her. and i remember the hug. she was so full of life. a very precious memory. >> a memory frozen in time. candace would never see her niece again. but on this day in court, she would see drew peterson. >> he looked right at me and smiled and called my name. he is very jovial and, you know, making jokes. i don't understand where he's really coming from. how he can be so happy

for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: as donald trump and ben carson have turned up the volume with more and more outrageous statements and policy proposals, members of congress have been trying to keep up. now republicans in the house not only have to play to the small but extremely vocal segment, they have another audience to woo, each other, because our colleagues are running for leadership positions. but is it really washington that's out of step with america or is it the most vocal, most active elements of the republican base that are out of step with america? last week's nbc news, "wall street journal" poll was startling. showed on issue after issue the issues by leading g.o.p. candidates, they disagree with americans on abortion restrictions, lgbt equality, reproductive health. some in the republican base demand we go back to the dark ages, but it is not in fact the dire

the "uss illinois" has been years in the making. it's 377 feet long, it weighs 7,800 tons. the price tag -- $3 billion, give or take. congratulations, you paid for it. your "uss illinois" comes with twin payload tubes that can launch six tomahawk cruise missiles a piece. the uss illinois and her crew of 150 plus will be able to dive more than 800 feet and remain submerged for surveillance or secret missions for days without coming up. but, first, before they do any of that, they have to give the "illinois" a proper public introduction. and that will happen this weekend at the navy submarine base in groton, connecticut. first lady michelle obama will be there. she is the submarine's official sponsor and her initials are welded into the hull of that boat. and so to launch the "uss illinois," first lady obama will show up and do the honors of smashing a bottle of champagne across the bow. i mean, christening a ship or a sub marine or a plane that way it's a recognizable and well-known tradition. but here's my note of caution. the whole christening the vehicle thing doesn't alw

>> illinois. >> you got to be quicker. >> come on, come on. ready? come on. ready? >> which cast member who may be in our studio right now won the gold medal in figure skating at the junior olympics at the age of 13. >> hope! >> yes, indeed. >> in the sitcom friends, which character had a story line about getting a role on "days of our lives". >> joey! >> oh! she said it first. >> two to one. what is the famous line that opens every episode of "days of our lives." >> go! >> you got it. >> it's okay. you've got it. >> like. >> "like sand through the hourglass, these are the days of our lives." >> which cast member enjoys doing standup comedy in hollywood? "days". >> michael buble? >> no. >> in what decade did days of our lives change from 30 minutes to an hour format? '60s, '70s or '80s? >> '70s. >> i think we have a winner! kiersten is the winner, but you were awesome. >> okay. wait. marr layna is going to tell us what the grand prize s come here, marr layna. >> congratulations. you're both knowledgeable. we love that about you. i don't have my glasses. what you're

illinois lottery officials say y ey will have totossue i-o-u's s anyone nning more than 600-dollars. the lottery started issuing i- o-u's to those winnininmore than 25-thousand dollars in july, but that threshold was lowered today officials say the yments will be made onca state budget is passed. illinois' last state budget expired back in june, and it's not clear when a new one will go into law. still to come... are you ready to go to the darius rucker concert? stay tuned. we're giving away some v-i-p tickets. don't go anywhere. fred: (fred) we will see freezing temperatures tonight, but warmer wewill be coming next week--we'll see 80s monday. there is one rain chance over the next week. find out when after the break! (fred) in fact, a freeze warning is in effect for most of siouxland, including sioux city, from 3 to 9 am tomorrow. a frost advisory is in seen on the port company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. the high low of 40. the king's shows lots of levels unfortunately rererned to medium today. in sioux city, we have 66 degrees. local temperatures are in the 60s. northwest

he served in the black hawk indian war in northwestern illinois. he didn't see any action but he sought a group of men that were just scalped on top of every head blood was a rare also his own grandfather was killed by an indian and was named abraham lincoln and indian shot him our lincoln did this because thomas lincoln was there and was about to run off when thomas's brother shot the indian. there was a lot of mortality from diseases but the civil war was not a normal experience. it would be something else. ended touched we again personally. one of the first actions they telling sudra of virginia almost across from washington d.c. across the potomac the union troops was lean-tos law student and alumni when he winds up the stairs to tear down the rebel better he will shot by the odor of the hotel the wishes with us to shot and killed him. and other illinois friend was killed he was a political crony in lincoln neighborhood of his sons after him a move to oregon became the senator but when lincoln went to his funeral you describe to be cry like dea

of illinois. he was home from college this summer living with his parents in san ramon when the ever veterans occurred. >> it is shocking. san ramon is a small and safe town. >> kwangmin jin used the named kevin park, kevin lee but will not say where the assaults took place or where he met with them but believe there could be more victims who do not realize what happened. 6:33, from the north bay, authorities are investigating a deadly shooting own a hiking trail in fairfax and amy hollyfield has the details. amy? >> yes, moments ago i talked to two women would love this trail. they were startled when they found this blocked off with crime train. they were shock to hear what happened a murder happened here. they have always felt safe on the trail. investigators spent the night looking for clues and say it was productive following up on the leads but in arrests have been made. a hiker discovered the victim at 6:00 last night. investigator say the you haves with shot to detect. they have not release

cosby has never been criminally charged and denied wrong doing. >>> several lotto winners in illinois said they will delay payments on winning tickets over $600. lawmakers are hammering out a budget. until that ask done, the state will hand out ious. smaller winning atlantic city paid out. >> 5:48. religion on the silence. >> a washington state -- religion on the sidelines. >> a washington state coach may lose his job over end of game prayer. for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. battling cancer has a special date for home coming, miss new jersey. marcus went out an limb and asked miss ginnini as a guest. he was diagnosed with cancer. >> battling cancer and being a two player athlete. i wanted to make his homecoming special for him. ginnini is excited for the dance because she mittsed her homecoming four years ago. >> reporter: what a lovely girl. let's check out this accident on the schuylkill exp

louis, illinois have been out of school for a month now. a teacher strike began back on the 1st of the month. this after union members rejected a tentative deal between their representatives and the school district. the district has been under state control since 2011 because of its poor performance. gop candidates will be back on the national stage today. the two hour debate is set for the coors event center at the university of colorado in boulder. the top 10 polling candidates will participate in the 3rd debate. the bottom 4 candidates will take part in an earlier debate. you can catch all the action on cnbc starting at 5:00. eric: kids will need their ponchos this morning. metinka: it is school, is he, all caps on result -- all caps on drizzle we are near 50 degrees for a starting temperature. probably indoor recess for a lot of kids. wind will be a factor for plans. it is coming from the west of 15 to 20 miles per hour and increase to near 30 by noon. eric: today, the iowa board of regents will look to other higher education profession

devon: interesting. -- within 90 miles of p your eoiria, illinois. devon: a live look outside from the nation's capital, the eu would jima memorial, marine corps memorial, from earlier today. last time we discussed the timing of the storms. was 6:00, almost right in the middle, when we expect the storms. the cold front coming through right now. the bigger picture, this cold front extends all the way into canada, while the way to the southeastern united states. the next few days, huge difference in the high temperature. 80 degrees, today, tomorrow will be in the 60's, sunday the temperatures are going back up. let's reset, go back overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. morningend, 50 tomorrow . sunshine, mostly sunny skies through the day. everybody is much cooler. mid 60's tomorrow, rising through the upper 50's, getting to the 60's by about 3:00. 66 fredericksburg. luray aboutange, 65. it is a little chilly compared with this week. the high temperatures in the lower 70's, borderline cool most of the day. weatherhe newest graphic systems we have is

troop there, and then he was called to springfield, illinois, the capitol, by the governor of illinois, to help with paperwork and getting everything organized in illinois. he was, of course, had the west point background, and then he led some troops into forays into missouri, nothing spectacular happened. his battle was at belmont, missouri, just across the river from kentucky. kind of a mixed bag. he made progress at first and then he had to get his troops out of there in a hurry because the confederates counterattacked with more men. but he made it. then came fort donaldson, fort henry, shiloh, he lost his command of the army of tennessee at shiloh because henry hall lack, who commanded the whole western region, did not like grant very much and certainly did not like the way he conducted the battle at shiloh the first day. so, after the union victory at shiloh, halak took command of the army and made grant second in command, which meant he had nothing to do. and he came very close to resigning from the army, and we can only wonder what might have happened to the union cass if he had

chairman. >> thank the gentle lady from illinois. chair would now recognize the gentle woman from indiana. >> thank you, madam secretary. i'm going to follow up on what the congresswoman from illinois is discussing, which is facility. and i appreciate the laundry list that you just listed with respect to the security improvements or whatever happened with respect to benghazi. but i have to ask you if you're familiar with the fact that in the wake of the 1998 bombing attacks in nairobi, congress passed the secure embassy construction and counterterrorism act which requires the secretary of state to issue a waiver if -- under two conditions. if the u.s. government personnel work in separate facilities, or if u.s. overseas facilities do not meet the security setback distances specified by the bureau of diplomatic security. pt law specifies that only the secretary of state may sign these waivers, and that requirement is not to be delegated. was a waiver issued for the temporary mission in benghazi and the cia annex after the temporary mi

. >> welcome to mid america airport in illinois. if you have never heard of mid america airport in illinois. you are probably not alone. flight 660 taxied up to the gate at mid at am airport thursday one of four arrivals for the week. >> any unattended vehicles will be ticketed and towed. >> reporter: the airport here in illinois is a good place for quiet contemplation, even meditation. because most days it is devoid of passengers or air plans to take them anywhere. and it has been that way nearly two decades. citizens for smart growth, a local group which thinks the are it port is a waste of tax dollars. >> it cost ten times what it generates in revenue. >> reporter: mid america was built to ease burden on lambert international airport in st. louis. lambert once a hub for transworld airlines when twa went belly up in 2001 there was not much burden on lambert. consequently little reason for this almost hollow $300 million terminal. suppose to serve hundreds of flights and hundreds of thousands of passengers. mid america has a 10,000

. >> welcome to mid america airport in illinois. if you have never heard of mid america airport in illinois. you are probably not alone. flight 660 taxied up to the gate at mid at am airport thursday one of four arrivals for the week. >> any unattended vehicles will be ticketed and towed. and unattended baggage will be removed. >> reporter: the airport here in illinois is a good place for quiet contemplation, even meditation. because most days it is devoid of passengers or air plans to take them anywhere. and it has been that way nearly two decades. citizens for smart growth, a local group which thinks the are it port is a waste of tax dollars. >> it cost ten times what it generates in revenue. >> reporter: mid america was built to ease burden on lambert international airport in st. louis. lambert once a hub for transworld airlines when twa went belly up in 2001 there was not much burden on lambert. consequently little reason for this almost hollow $300 million terminal. suppose to serve hundreds of flights and hundreds of thousands

waters: i yield to the gentleman from illinois mr. bob dold, one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from is recognized for one minute. mr. dold: i thank gentlelady for yielding. i want to thank my good friend, mr. fincher, for his leadership on this bill. come interesting illinois' 10th congressional district, we are the fourth largest manufacturing district in the nation. the export-import bank is a bank that does finance many small businesses. 86% of the loans that happen in illinois' 10th congressional district and the export-import bank go to small businesses. yes, boeing does utilize the export-import bank. they say, whenever a boeing plane lands, 19,000 small businesses land with them. so there is no question we talk about jobs and the economy. i hear it constantly. i know my colleagues do all across this body because i have had the opportunity to talk to thefment they are talking to their constituents. it's still about jobs anti-economy and the uncertainty that's out there. i had a conversation with a small business owner that said i can

it happened when he was a coach and teacher in illinois. hastert is accused of lying to the f-b-i about plans to pay the ex student millions in hush money. sentencing is set for february 29th. the illinois republican served as speaker of the house from 19-99 to 2007. today leaders will vote to approve paul ryan as house speaker... the wisconsin congressman was nominated by his fellow republicans yesterday. the full house of representatives will now vote on whether to make it official. ryan needs 218 votes. ryan says his party has lost its vision... and he intends to make some changes... we have an obligation here in the people's house to do the people's business to give this country a better way forward, to give this country an alternative. we are going to respect the people by representing the people if ryan is approved as speaker of the house... he will be the youngest person to hold the position since before the civil war. the republican presidential candidates took the stage for their third debate.... hosted by c-n-b-c. and as andrew sp

david wright has the details. >> sending units to the library. >> reporter: at a public library in illinois, a violent attack by a man wielding at least two hunting knives. >> they do have the knives. he has cut another person who has a pretty good hand injury. >> reporter: 19-year-old dustin brown allegedly burst into the room screaming, i'm going to kill some people. that's when he met his match. >> good morning. >> reporter: 75-year-old james vernon was teaching a chess class at the library. >> i thought first this is a really bad halloween prank. then i realized this was the real thing. >> reporter: he put himself between the would-be attacker and the 16 kids. >> i gave them the cue and they took the cue. just like little mice down the hole, they were gone. >> reporter: the children, ages 7 to 13, all escaped unharmed. mom sandy rossi got out, too. >> kids were afraid. i was afraid. >> reporter: vernon was all alone. the attacker turned on him. >> he went overhand. i blocked with the left hand. >> reporter: brown is now charged with attempted murder. he was already facing 22 counts of c

and ron had quite the help harvesting in east central illinois last week. he told us soybean harvest is in the books for 2015. yields were pretty impressive, ranging 65 to 80 bushels per acre. and now that they're halfway done with corn, it shows just how variable the crop is this year. ron says his fields are anywhere from 144 to 225 bushels per acre. thanks, mike. a new w udy has some scieieists calling for the removal of growth promotants in the global livestock stor. a study from the proceedings of the national academy of sciences shows global antiobiotic use in animals is epxected to increase 67 percent over the next 20 years. chicken and pork production will feed the majority of that increase. the researchers ththk china will lead the world in animal antiobioic use, but countries like indonesia, negeria and peru will have the highest percentage increases through 20-30. the scientists say they're concerned about the consequences of such an increase, and wouldldultimatley like totoee growth sromotants removed in all food animals. after a week-long fires

. >>> a program designed to stop gun violence in illinois could soon have to shut down. they're forcing major cuts as diane estherbrook shows us from chicago. >> this is the neighborhood on chicago's south side. it lost it's cease-fire program back in march. so far this year there have been about 130 shootings in this neighborhood. that's about a third more than last year. there is also been recently a string of armed ribs arm robberies. the director here believes there is a connection between the loss of cease-fire and the increase of violence here. >> we have evidence that when cease-fire is up and running in communities across the state of illinois, crimes and shootings in our communities unfortunately we're not in all of the communities, but the small numbers of communities that cease-fire is working in, we do an excellent job in bringing down the violence and shoots in the communities. >> tonight we'll show you how some cease-fire programs are surviving thanks to private donations. diane estherbrook, al jazeera, chicago. >> diane will look into the struggle to keep

navies to be -- the navies newest has been >>> michelle obama took a bottle of champagne against the uss illinois in connecticut today. she thanked servicemembers and their families. >> your service as family members goes unrecognized. folks across the country don't always see the courage and strength and dedication of our military spouses and military children. >> the illinois is the most advanced submarine in the world and cost nearly $3 billion to build extracted another alcon is just -- another icon is disappearing. >> today, they held a customer throwback thank you. everyone can play around for the original posted back in the 1950s. get ready for this. $.50 for grown-ups and $.35 for kids.>>> it is a landmark and hopefully, they will use the huge dinosaur as part of their decor. it is just part of route 1. it has been here my whole life. >> developers did buy that property and will reportedly incorporate the golf course into a hotel and apartment complex. >> i think we should bring the orange dinosaur right here and have it right here in the backdrop. >> he could be one of the co- anchors on

this guy grew up in illinois politics. >> i'm a native of illinois. >> he was no babe in the woods. so he believed he somehow could win. more's the pity. yes, ma'am? >> you said that no one ever votes for a vice presidential candidate. >> correct. >> my question is does anyone besides me ever vote against a vice presidential candidate and therefore the whole ticket? i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin. the statistics [ laughter ] on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written "game change", the book, makes palin out to be some kind of game changer. that's what the whole thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will just tell you that is simply not the case. but if you're going to go on, richard nexten, sarah palin. you position your vice presidential run to be more important to the ticket than it really was. >> thinking of the eisenhower administration, democracy is overthrown by covert operatio

college volleyball tonight the uni panthers host valley rival illinois state... the panthers dropped the first set-- but come back strong in the second--mvc first teamer kayla haneline one of her 13 kills--uni wins the 2nd 25-22. panther freshman piper thomas with a good set from heather hook--- throwing down the hammer-- uni takes the third 25-21... and northern iowa closes it out-- amy held led uni with 15 kills-- the panthers win 3 sets to 1. uni hosts indiana state tomorrow night. one-a regional volleyball semifinal round ---tonight janesville hosts north tama... wiledcats attack early--freshman alisa bengen sets kennedy meister for the kill.. later bengen sets sara young with a nice touch shot... janesville fans in a halloween mood tonight--and not doubt the gorilla always wins best costume... janesville looks scary good on the court..andrea hesse and kennedy meister execute a double block... and tonight janesville rolls to the one-a regional final with a 3 sets to none sweep. nba tonight--cleveland and lebron james meets his old championship buddies dwayne

a budget problem in illinois means more business for the iowa lottery. the illinois lottery is not paying out winnings of more than six hundred dollars until lawmakers there pass a budget. that means businesses are seeing players cross the border to play the iowa lottery. "i gotta tell ya, it is very responsibility in this state very soon. because it defintely is going to hurt our business to a certain degree, and a lot of other businesses in the state of illinois much more than ours." a number of businesses in the dubuque area saying they've seen small increases in lottery sales, along with the number of out of state players. fake money is making its way through businesses in the tri-states. over the past month, dubuque police say they've seen more than twenty cases of counterfeit money being used at stores. they're seeing biils of all sizes. some businesses have fallen for the fake cash... "she just kind of kept no eye could you cash that?" platteville police say they've also seen a few cases over the past two weeks. these are surveillance images from

harris, public guardian of cook county, illinois. we appreciate all of you being here today and we'll begin the panel with you, mr. kaufman. you're recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. >> thank you. good morning. i am daniel kaufman, deputy director of the bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission and delighted to appear before you to provide an overview of the fraud throat older americans. come batting fraud is a critical component of the ftcs consumer protection mission and certainly every law enforcement case that we bring affects older americans. we have adopted a multifalls set approach in our battle against fraud targets older consumers or injuries them more than others and clues aggressive law enforcement policy initiatives and consumer education and outreach. to address such fraud effectively, the ft c'monner toes fraud trend by gathering data gather from consumer complaints and surveys and corroborating with law enforcement, academia and legal services. through our expensive law enforceme

from a simple boy from illinois, it makes your head spin. i am fortunate to be on the committee. the sky is the limit and the applications of what can occur to make our lives better even through health care apps and telecommunication and the likes. i a very excited. pedro: when it comes to those who can purchase, who has first shot? rep. shimkus: the fcc have to do a bidding process. we had issues and the last auction which questioned there are subsidies for smaller entities. i represent 33 counties in illinois, a lot a small, rural, poor areas their providers know they do not get blocked out by the large, major entities. in reality, you have the major providers and major companies bidding. and hopefully then through the allocation system more people will have clear and better access. but the government also looking fillig bidders to coffers. david: how comfortable are you providesprogram that discounts to small businesses, minority owned? how comfortable are you with reforms going to next year's auction? rep. shimkus: they are based upon it the last auction. , i amg at it carefu

i'm out of time. >> thank the gentle lady from illinois. the chair would recognize the gentle woman from indiana. >> i'm going to follow up on what the congress woman from illinois is discussing which is facility and i appreciate the laundry list that you just listed with respect to the security improvements or whatever happened with respect to benghazi. but i have to ask you if you are familiar with the fact that in the wake of the 1998 bombing attacks congress passed something referred to as the secure embassy construction and counter terrorism act which requires the secretary of state to issue a waiver if under two conditions if u.s. government personnel work in separate facilities or if u.s. oversees facilities do not meet security setback distances specified by the bureau of diplomatic security. the law specifies that only the secretary of state may sign these waivers and that requirement is not to be delegated. was a waiver issued for the temporary mission in benghazi and the cia annex after the temporary mission compound was authoriz

jessica rae: the current budget battle in illinois is putting a crimp on the state lottery. illinois lottery officials say they will have to issue i-o-u's to anyone winning more than 600- dollars. the lottery started issuing i- o-u's to those winning more than 25-thousand dollars in july, but that threshold has been lowered officials say the payments will be made once a state budget is passed. illinois' last state budget expired back in june, and it's not clear when a new one will go into law. " jessssa rae: still to come... i'll tell you all non-profit that is helping local soldiers in their transition into civilian life. hear about the projects for patriots... up next. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jeica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. at your stormcast hd where high pressure is going tobe in control through the next few days. moving through the returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and wewel get 60s and 70s back into the picture. that warming trend will carry us to the 80s early next week. to

. >> do you think the children in illinois, and have extended to me most states, who are raised by gay and lesbian parents are better protected, more likely to lead happier lifestyle that the sexual marriage act is legal in illinois speak with either at the illinois act, but if there's a child that is an orphan, that is adopted, that finds a home of loving parents, but that's a child that is no longer an orphan, that is no longer homeless. [applause] >> well, i can't thank you enough. good question. actually not a bad question coming from u-tubing. spent a special of the julius peppers part. >> again many thanks to all of you for coming today. just one request, and that is that you kind of clear this aisle because i took the two of them have to get to a press conference. and rather quickly. so we have a bulldog here who will block. if you could help clear the aisle and let them get through, it would be much appreciated. >> thank you. [applause] booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.

morton illinois is known as the pumpkin capitol of the world. record rains in june soaked the soil across the state during the crop's critical growing period. this chart shows how high above average the rains were. look at the darker greens, in those areas, rain was two or three times above the average. there was higher than average rainfall in may and june as well, not only did farmers have to delay planting in some fields, the flooding killed the pumpkins that had already started to grow. the result, pumpkin a harvests this year are down by 50%, meaning shelves of canned pumpkins could be hauntingly bare by the end of the holidays. >>> i'm stephanie sy. thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello there, and welcome to the news hour. i'm laura kyle in doha. at least 55 people are killed by a syrian government strike on a busy market near damascus. >>> an international summit is taking place in vienna to try to bring an end to the conflict. >>> plus more than 20 refugees drown as two more boats sink off of the coast

with humira, remission is possible. >>> it's memorial day weekend 2011 in palos heights, illinois, a sleepy suburb outside of chicago. as employees prepare to close the tcf bank, two masked thieves enter through the front door, make a beeline for the vault, and leave with more than $120,000 in cash. the bank teller gives the police a description of the getaway car, a silver four-door chevrolet. about half a mile away, officer brent dreger is driving through a palos heights subdivision. >> it was raining. we'd been slow all day, so i tried to hit the side streets to make a presence in the neighborhood. >> a slow day becomes memorable when dreger gets a call over the radio and realizes how close he is to the scene of the crime. >> nobody was outside. i didn't know if they were still inside, if there were hostages inside or what was going on. i sat out to south of the building and waited for updates from dispatch. >> detective jerry watka is out of town for memorial day weekend, but he's on call and gets to the bank as quickly as he can. >> when i got to the scene, the tellers were stil

the senator from illinois wants a -- quote -- better deal. i want a better deal. i'm tired of us providing funds for the military on a year-to-year ad hoc basis. i don't like it. i hated sequestration. i think that sequestration is doing permanent damage or at the risk of doing permanent damage of our ability to face this nation at a time when there are more crises in the world than any time since world war ii, where there is a flood of refugees, when the chinese are moving into this bradley islands and dangering the world's most important avenue of commerce, while vladimir putin dismembers russia, and my colleagues from the other side of the aisle are now complaining that they didn't like the way it was funded. i'll tell you, this is a remarkable time, so apparently the president of the united states, which we will talk about later, who was just shown -- who has just shown his remarkable leadership with the insertion of russia into syria, which he did not find out from his meeting with vladimir putin of 90 minutes, which his secretary of state has said is an oppo

the lottery of illinois has run out of money. the lottery began delaying prizes of more than 25,000 back in july. >>> "the new york times" reports an american scholar discovered the early known draft. the draft dates from 1604 to 1608. the king james translation of the bible was eventually published in 1611 and became one of the most influential books in english history. >>> "wall street journal" reports the judge department and fbi are investigating the business of daily fantasy sports. agents have been contacting customers of draftkings. the justice department is reviewing the legality of sites in which customers pay money to draft virtual sports teams. the teams compete against one another for prize money based on athlete's real-world performance. >>> up next in sports, signature move. we will show you why jose baugh tee take is being known as joey backflip after a home run. tick, tock. 25 years old and you're still playing in the mud. 15 feet in the air, that's where you feel most alive. 10 meter maids waiting to wallpaper yo

kwangmin jin is a student at the university of illinois. police believe the attacks happened between may and august of this year while kwangmin jin was him from college in san ramon. >> happening now, families of more inmates at sonoma county jail are detailing instances of alleged abuse by the sheriff deputies. a news conference is getting underway at this hour in santa rosa coming on the heels of a federal lawsuit filed yesterday. more than 20 inmates were viciously beaten in may they say and in the maximum security unit of the jail. they say it started when one got into a verbal altercation with a deputy. the rest were beat were after they protested. the sheriff denies the allegations saying they have "no basis." >> for updates on the news conference with the families, follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> oakland police want you to look at a photo this morning, looking for this man to question about the murder of a young artist gunned down while working on an antiviolence mural in west oakland. police say the man you see is in his 20

blaming heavy rainfall for washing out crops in illinois. illinois is the country's top producing state. i did not know that. i bet bill henley did. >>> we've got a nice day ahead today. we're seeing sunshine for today this morning, just a few scattered clouds. completely dry. and once again a very light wind. breeze barely moving at philadelphia international. 61 degrees, that's nine degrees warmer than yesterday. everybody is running warmer this morning. we will see plenty of sunshine, this view from the comcast center in center city. 75 yesterday afternoon, we're back in the same territory later today. 61 in philadelphia international, wilmington into the 50s at 57 degrees. these numbers were in the 40s yesterday morning. blue belt is 54, collegeville at 53 degrees. fath farther to the northwest, gilbert 53. the clouds moving through are helping us stay a bit warming are going to keep on going. in western pennsylvania, these clouds will arrive late on thursday night and into friday. the clouds will be on the move and a cold front will coo

a budget problem in illinois means more business for the iowa lottery. the illinois lottery is not paying out winnings of more than six hundred dollars until lawmakers there pass a budget. thtanbui players cross the bordeto play the iowa lotter in this state very soon. because it defiftely is going to hurt our business to a certain degree, and a lot of other businesses in the state of illinois much more than ours." a number of businesses in the dubuque area saying they've seen small increases in lottery sales, along with the number of out of state players. fake money is making it's way through businesses in the tri-states. over the past month, dubuque police say they've seen more than twenty cases of counterfeit money being used at stores. they're seeing bills of all "she just kind of kept no eye could you cash that?" platteville police say they've also seen a few instances over the past two weeks. these are surveillance images from one of those instances. authorities say contact them immediately if you're a victim of counterfeit bills. bacon, sausage an

this guy grew up in illinois politics. >> i'm a native of illinois. >> he was no babe in the woods. so he believed he somehow could win. more's the pity. yes, ma'am? >> you said that no one ever votes for a vice presidential candidate. >> correct. >> my question is does anyone besides me ever vote against a vice presidential candidate and therefore the whole ticket? i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin. the statistics [ laughter ] on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written "game change", the book, makes palin out to be some kind of game changer. that's what the whole thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will just tell you that is simply not the case. but if you're going to go on, richard nexten, sarah palin. you position your vice presidential run to be more important to the ticket than it really was. >> thinking of the eisenhower administration, democracy is overthrown by covert operatio

even though the maclyn group is an illinois company. 16:27:20 'we try to encourage them to as an issue at the time'... even though the maclyn group is an illinois company. 16:27:20 'we try to encourage them to buy through iowa companies.' prairie meadows own purchasing philosophy states it will attempt at all prairie meadows own purchasing philosophy states it will attempt at all times to purchase from local companies or from companies located in iowa. meyer couldnt recall why the marketing contract went to an out-of- state company... and gary palmer declined to comment at all. those contracts were also awarded at a time when palmer said prairie meadows might have to reduce contributions to other polk county non-profits because of competition from other casinos in the state. there are similar conflict of interest concerns in how iowa's medicaid contract was awarded... just days after the company wellcare was selected to oversee medicaid... former state legislator renee schulte took a job with the company... three other companies that lost out on the bid... say schulte is the reason why

chicago is the largest city in illinois. since 2012, there have been 6,000 shootings. 6,000 shootings in the city of chicago. there have been 1679 murders in the city of chicago. many of them exactly where you worked as a community organizer. so you know the problem that chicago has. and you also know, mr. president, that chicago has extremely stringent gun laws. in fact, chicago is confiscating guns, against the second amendment until the court stopped that. so, most of the people in chicago say if we have all of these stringent gun control laws in the city and state, why do we have a holocaust? why? the reason is that criminals who need guns to do their business are going to get the guns because there are not stringent penalties if you violate gun laws in chicago or illinois. laws are on the books. they're not enforced and you, mr. president, have not made an issue of it. you don't mention the carnage in chicago. you do mention of individual things like what happened in oregon but chicago is like, doesn't exist. though thi