grow america act? some of us have introduced it, some of us think we ought to do something like this, that we really ought to pay for our infrastructure. oh, by the way, this doesn't raise gas tax, doesn't raise diesel taxes, but it does require that those american corporations that have skipped out on their obligation to their home country bring their profits back to the united states and be taxed. we maintain the existing excise tax on gasoline and fuel and pay for the rest of this by having american corporations by their just due to this nation. by repatriating their foreign earn, hidden off somewhere in ireland or some other tax haven, not taxed, even though they're american corporations. some of this stuff is too good. apple, an american company. all of their manufacturing is overseas and most of their profits are overseas. because even though it's invented here, even though the softwaring even though the new equipment is invented in california, it is licensed in ireland and the profits stay in ir

>> some of that is outlined in grow america. it involves two states. just the things that i mentioned, which is we need to figure out the technology, what would be the procedures, what would be the cost. you do a pilot in a couple studies. obviously with your view to how you would scale it for the whole country. were, with, does it even work that way or not. >> is it typical in the states that vehicle registration is once a year or are there multi-year registrations in some of the states? >> i believe it's annual. if there's an exception, i can find that out for you. >> thank you very much. under the legislation, automakers would be required to take reasonable steps to ensure that other entities adhere to the automakers privacy policies. and the automakers privacy policies as applied to automakers would not be subject to ftc jurisdiction. what about the privacy policies of other agencies that would have to adhere to the automakers privacy policies? i request any comments you might have on that. >> it appears that the safe harbor action would apply to t

grow america act? some of us have introduced it, some of us think we ought to do something like this, that we really ought to pay for our infrastructure. oh, by the way, this doesn't raise gas tax,

rosekind speak with someone that is outlined in grow america act it involves two states. just the things i mentioned, they got the technology, procedures, the cost. you do a pilot and a couple of studies which if you do how you would steal it for the whole country. doesn't work that way or not. >> is a typical in the states that vehicle registration is once a year, or are there multi-year registrations in some of the states? >> i believe its annual. if there's an exception i can find that out for you. >> thank you very much. under the legislation automakers will be required to take reasonable steps to ensure that other entities adhere to the automakers privacy policies. the automakers privacy policies as applied to automakers would not be subject to ftc jurisdiction. what about the privacy policies of other end to these that would potentially have to adhere to the automakers privacy policies? i request any comments you might have on the. >> it appears from a read of the bill that the safe harbor from ftc action would apply to the manufacturers. so i would believe would st

its streets and buildings bear testimony to a living and growing america. one of its newest and proudest buildings is the eisenhower museum which carries forth the spirit and history of the eisenhower family of abilene. it is visited daily by citizens from all parts of the country ranging from dignitary to school boy. inside the museum the life of dwight eisenhower, boy and man, is depicted in a series of murals. from infancy that life had the flavor of grassroots america about it. eisenhower was born in 1890 in texas, of parents whose families migrated to pennsylvania from europe and to the american midwest. young eisenhower's parents lived in abilene before his birth and it was abilene now a peaceful village of the plains that they returned when he was an infant. and it was here that he grou to maturity through a childhood that was active, eager and happy. an experience shared with devoted parents and spirited brothers, a childhood as rich in the important things of life as ever graced the development of any man. it was an active boyhood in which sports p

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grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. it appears the president is breaking one of his promises... previously, obama proposed removing all but 1-thousand troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. but this morning president obama announced a significant change in policy ... the president says changing circumstances on the ground will require 98-hundred u-s troops to remain in afghanistan through 2016. the decision comes after a months-long review of america's battle against the taliban. obama says ground troops will continue the mission of fighting al qaeda and training afghan security forces. 1:57-2:24 "i do not send you into harms way lightly, it's the most solemn decision that i make. i know the wages of war and the wounded warriors i visit in the hospital and in the grief from gold star families. but as you commander in chief, i believe this mission is vital to our national security interests in preventing terrorist attacks against our citizens and our nation." iowa army national guard officials say no iowa troop

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. a siouxland man dedicated decades of his life to serving and protecting others. tonight at s... we'll meet todd d nden and d ar his story of how his ability totorotect was teken away. some siouxland high schoolers that's usually meant for seasoned ktiv's brianna clark takes us to spirit lake, iowa where some teens sat down with republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. a japanese airline today showed off an r-2-d-2-themed jetliner. they"re getting in the mood for the upcoming release of the latest star wars movie. the star wars theme extends inside the jet. passengers are greeted with a star wars light show and music. r-pscomplete t t look. let's check in one more time with ron. thanks for joining us for news >>> tonight -- staying in afghanistan. a stunning about-face from the president who promised to end this

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. our big game takes us to pleasant hill tonight to see two tough teams battle it out. this is the last week of the regular season for high school football.. one game we're keeping a close eye on - the ankeny hawks versus the southeast polk rams. michael admire is waiting for the game to begin on some soggy turf. he joins us live - michael, both teams are undefeated in the district. roll cue to vo: used to be a stick around, we'll get another look at your forecast, after 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. >>> breaking news tonight. the strongest hurricane ever, a category five monster making landfall with

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. like to be 5 and 2, but pierce after a 3-0 start, the jays have a 2-2 record since. and things won't get easier tonight - they're on the road facing noroflk catholic - nebraska's top ranked team in c1. sports fource is 'on the road." in norfolk. ktiv's same curtiss joins us live with more. the jays are 5-2 this season. the team they play tonight - norfolk catholic they know all too well. ththknights have the jayaynumber ov the last 10 games t ting eight of those matchups. one stat in favor the jays this season - perfect record on the road and this is a road game. pierce averages almost 44-points a game and are coming off a 62- point outburst last week. sportsfource is on the road with pierce bluejays head coach mark brahmer coach, what would you agree with some that this team is having a down- year or are they playing just as the knights are pretty balanced on offense - defensively, do you try and take away the run or pass and hope the other holds up? this is a big rivalry, do the pla

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis with shaina humphries. jason: happy friday morning. we have a chilly morning to get through today and another one tomorrow. we look at the wind chills, mid-20's in spots. 27 in webster city. mid-30's through central portions of the state. some of the coldest air we have seen in a while,.. may 19 we saw a low of 39. at least we worked in sunshine and winds picking up and sunshine later but will not warm us up much. 52 by noon. ontrack 455 or a high. a 1 -- ontrack fourr 55 for a shaina: right now, fans of the atlanta falcons are still trying to wrap their heads around their loss to the new orleans saints last night. you may have seen the game right here on kcci. the saints went into the game 1-4, while the falcons hadn't lost all season. saints quarterback drew brees led the team to two early touchdown

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. joining us today is nicole shea from mercy's stroke center. watch for these signs and symptoms if you think you or someone else may be having a stroke. note when your signs and symptoms begin, bebeuse the length of time they haha been present may gugue your treatment decisions: trouble with speaking and understanding. you may experience confusion. you may slur your words or have difficulty understanding speech. paralysis or numbness of the face, arm or leg. you may develop sudden numbness, weakness or paralysis in your face, arm or leg, especially on one side of your body. try to raise both your arms over one arm begins to fall, you may be having a stroke. similarly, one side of your mouth may droop when you try to smile. trouble with seeing in one or both eyes. you may suddenly have blurred or blackened vision in one or both eyes, or you may see double. headache. a sudden, severe headache, which may be accompanied by vomiting, dizziness or altered consciousness, may indicate you're h

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. professional symphony. nat pop of violin playing but today, hundreds sixth graders from all around siouxland got that chance. the sioux city symphony held its annual concert for sixth grade students at the orpheum theatre this morning. the educational event introduces the symphony to students. conductor, ryan haskins, spoke about the history behind beethoven's music. and, the orchestra played excerpts from beethoven's 9th symphony. "an education should be well- rounded. it's not just math and science, but the arts and humanities and things like that so they get a well- rounded experience out of this," said executive director of the orchestra, mark francis. the annual education concert for fourth graders will be in february. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey today announced that the iowa department of agriculture is requesting pre-applications for projects located in urban areas that are focused on improving water quality. cities, soil and water conservation districts, watersh

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. nebraska. norfolk catholic and boone central, newman grove meet tonight in battle of top ten teams in class c1. the knights are ranked first and the cardinals are sixth. these two schools have met in the playoffs -- three years in a row. last season, boone central handed norfolk catholic their only regular season loss, and then beat the knights again in the state quarterfinals , 23-17, on their way to the class c1 state championship. in 2012, catholic won their last state title against -- you guessed it -- the cardinals. only one team has been within 28 points of norfolk catholic this season. "i think it will be a very good football game," said norfolk catholic head coach jeff bellar."they're very good. we're similar in some ways. offensively we've both been able to move the football quite a bit. defensively they run a little bit different defense than us but again, they've done awful well. it's not a do or die game but obviously it's a big football game and hit has turned into a good rivalry.

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the emily: if you like chocolate, every year is -- every day is cause to celebrate. today is actually national research has found that chocolate, when eaten in moderation, can lower blood pressure. national chocolate day was created by the national confectioners association. halloween is this weekend and we have the best and worst for the kids on the candy front. calories. pixie sticks are just sugar, but they are just nine calories per straw. the worst, reese' s miniatures. one serving, just five pieces, packs half of the daily sugar for an adult woman. number three, butterfinger . nutritionists say eating one regular sized -- one fun site butterfinger daily can add 10 pounds to your body. this is so depressing. cindy: neither a trick nor treat. we have the heaviest rain coming in overnight where there could be some thunder. low 70' s tomorrow. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of t

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grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. sport for that matter...they don't get much bigger than pierce and norfolk catholic. the blue jays and knights are just about 40 minutes from kickoff right now and that's where we find sports director chris palmquist, chris how are things going out in norfolk? tim, what a night for a rivalry gamei've had few weeks, so i can only imagine what it's like for everybody here behind me. it's 7-0 norfolk catholic hosting 5-2 pierce...but let's be honest those records don't matter at all in a aame like this. the coaches of both teams, jeff bellar of norfolk catholic & mark pierce. things off with you...we heard from a couple of yesterday on the it like to be a part of this rivalry? mark brahmer (mark response) chris palmquist--jeff...w ith all the excitement surrounding this game, by fans, by the media, by the players...how w you keep the g gs cused on 48 mimites of foototll? jeff bellar (jeff response) chris: mark, last season norfolk catholic came to your place and won 56- 20. how much has

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning, i'm amy coveno. a he can ch-- check on what's making news this hour. police in wolfsboro checking a crash, only one vehicle was involved. speed appears to be a factor in the crash. police have not yet identified the driver. each year the town of jackson does its part to pay tribute to our state fruit. the pumpkin people returned and bumping into rapunzel and donald trump-kin, it goes back 20 years, josh. josh: take a look at the temperatures starting off. in 30's in a lot of places just last hour, but we're seeing the sun breaking through the clouds and that trend continues. >>> you know what you're looking at? >> no. >> i'm going to tell you. it's an amazing picture that astronaut scott kelly shared with the world. he tweeted out storm at the heel of the boot. it would be, of course, italy. he's been tweeting a number of cool pictures lately. including the northern lights. >>

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grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message.e. with.... heather hennings, president of united way of ouxland united way of siouxland annual campaign and eate(s) & time(s): early bird deadline is 5:00pm on nov. 4th beneficiary united way of siouxland website or contact phone number to air on tv: unitedwaysiouxla nd.com and 712.255.3551 name of person to appear in live interview: campaign update - united way annual campaign nearly $1 million of the $3.35 million goal raisese still plenty o o time to run a campaign last year over 400 siouxland businesses and more than 13,000 individuals contributed to the campaign early bird deadline november 4th is the early bird deadline all campaigns completed and turned in by 5:00pm this day will befeatured in a full papa ad about the e campaign 2015-16 campaign chairs: chic and janet wolfe - office systems the campaign officially began with the kickoff on august 13th campaign theme continues to encourage people to "be the one" o "be the one" person to change one life o "be the one" to make a difference -

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. transit bus andndcar collide. the accident happened at the intersection of highway 2-81 and fairbank-amish boulevard in a car failed to stop and rolled right into the path of the bus. deputieesay the bus rolled over during the accident. injuries are considered to be non-life threatening at this time. crews working overtime to clear a sunken barge. check this out -- slow going for ship traffic on the houston ship chchnnel today. luckily nobody was on board the ship when it began sinking. the barge along with a partially submerged towing vessel are near the kinder-morgan ship dock in galena park...a fery busy partof the shannel an investigation is ongoing to finnout if the perrnal email accounts offhe c-i-a director and homeland security secretary were hacked. a teenager claims he hacked the c-i-a director's a-o-l email account. the teenn says he swiped the director's contact list, a log of phone calls by the agency's former deputy director and several social security numbers. none of t

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the >> now hayley lapoint at your storm watch forecast. hayley: are clear skies across the area. i' m sure a lot of people were hiking that today. the views are exceptional. and then looking a little further to the north toward the mound to washington area. you can see some clouds that have been hit overhead. it was a gorgeous day checking out all the foliage. it is getting dark a lot earlier. we are losing a lot more daylight at the beginning and end of the day. sunset happened at 6:10 this evening. next the weekend, officially at 6:00. when we fall back and our, and the sunset will happen at 4:38. only a couple of more weekends with the sunsets anywhere near five or 6:00 in the evening. high temperatures, comfortable. 68 degrees in concord. 65 in whitefield. tomorrow we are going to do much better. 62 rochester, 65 manchester. 55 in plymouth already. check out the temperatures to the west of us. north dakota in the 90' s in october. that is unhea

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. reunited with their dog that went missing months ago. >> and went missing in mississippi. you're looking at one happy dog, and happy dog owners, too. >> it's crazy. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: chip is a 4-year-old pug who left his home in texas last thanksgiving and somehow ended up 650 miles away in mississippi. >> we've had a few dogs missing for weeks, but this dog has been gone for almost a year, it's really -- and then the distance. it's just incredible. >> reporter: and this little dog was incredibly lucky that he was found by a good samaritan of a local hospital, and taken to a veterinarian where it was discovered chip had a microchip. called, and the lady was so happy. >> reporter: that lady, joni and her son mack, drove all the way from texas to pick up their long lost pooch, and they couldn't have been happier to have him back. >> wonderful. i want to cry. it's so good. >> oh, it's great. he's part of the fa

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. erika: breaking news off the top at noon a deadly crash in oxford. emily: two people were killed another hurt. let' s get to newscenter 5' s jack harper he just got to the scene. jack, what can you tell us? jacket: we are in oxford just about half a mile over the line from charleston. the cement truck that came run the turn obviously rolled over a while that -- until they get it out of here. you can see the blue remains there alongside that suv. that is the truck in which two people inside the car were killed. they are not releasing any more about them at this point except to say that two people in the smaller car were killed. the suv was a third car involved as a car was pushed into it. we do not believe the person in that car was seriously injured. who messed up coming around the turn, we don' t know at this point. neighbors tell us that accident had happened in the past. there is an investigation. residents say that this crash sounded like thunder. >> i walked up to see what was go

grow america. is responsible for the content of this message. >> jadiann: president obama welcome it is women's u.s. soccer team to the white house. he got a special guest. you see him holding it there. the red, white, and blue soccer shirt with his name on it. the team is being honored for their victory. the women's world cup win. >> christa: that made us so proud. i love the jersey, by the way. very nice. outside today, maybe you want that puffy coat again. i'm thinking. >> jadiann: at least some layers. >> jeremy: that is good idea. it was cold this morning. down into the 20's and 30's. norwood, 21. here in boston, 38. we had some frost out there. this is from one of our twitter friends. aaron. that is our twitter handle right there. beautiful picture of the last night down in wrentham. thank you, aaron for that picture. on the cape, it was a killing freeze for you guys. so cool today. mid-50's. tomorrow, close to 60. look at thursday. i know that kind of jumps off the screen. might be bearing t

grow america. right to rise usa saturday marked 20- years since the discovery of "baby doe" in storm lake, iowa. the infant's dead body was found wrapped in a sweatshirt in the closet of a mobile home. and, the investigation is still "open"... even two decades later. we'll talke with police about the cold case, coming up on "news 4 at six". plus... former gateway executive and business coach passes on his knowledge to local teachers, tonight at six. and... a trarational tale taking a new form. tonight at six meet the man who created the new statue outside the hull, iowa public library. let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 55 wind: s 5-15 mph tomorrow: partly cloudy. high: 78 thanks for joining us for news channel four live at five. we're back again at six. stay tuned for the n n-c nightly news 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 dam

grow america. right to rise usa basketball season inches closer. expectations are sky high for iowa state, ranked 7th in the pre-season coaches poll. media day in kansas city where steve prohm once again emphasizes team, and embracing those expectations. cyclones open the season november 13th in sioux falls against colorado. paul rhoads knows what's in store for his cyclones on saturday. baylor. the bears are averaging 64 points and over 700 yards per game. its the 3rd straight gamefor iowa state against a top 3 offense. iowa state at #2 baylor saturday morning at 11. cyclones are a 37 point underdog. cbs sports names hawkeye defensive back desmond king a mid-season 1st team all-american. king has helped iowa get off to a 7-0 start, he's 2nd in the country with 6 interceptions. hawks are off this week, back home on the 31st against maryland chicago cant afford another may quickly come to an end. first pitch for game 3 set for a little after 7. gates are already open for another watch party at principal park, in downtown des moines. sportscenter anc

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. wake up in your first home. wake up in a home th a new address. wake up in a home th no address. your dream h he evolves, and protecting it takes committed support. get enough sleep. but new research suggests it's far from just a modern-day problem. with more, here's abc's dr. timothy johnson. "alarm clocks? smartphones? binge watching reality tv.v. our modern lives are filled with conveniences seemingly designed to keep us awake? and ruin our chances of getting as many hours of sleep as we need. but lest you believe throwing those technologies out might help? surprising new research suggests that our ancient ancestors may not have fared so well either. a team of researchers from around the country? writing in the journal current biology? suggests that the actual amount of sleep we different from the certain pre-modern and south america? thought to have ways of life similar to cultures living ago. en without electricity or clococ? they get hours a night. the diffffence? the authors no

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. ben, things are a bit breezy out there. << red flag warning in effect central and northern siouxland freeze warning in effect for central and western siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am frost advisory in effect for eastern and southeastern siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am well, the time of year has finally come where we see our first major frost/freeze threat which arrives late tonight as lows bottom out near 30 degrees. this afternoon, the main concern will be the wind and dry air which will create high outdoor fire danger for a chunk of the viewing area as gusts could top 30 miles per hour. temperatures, meanwhile will be in the middle to upper 60s this afternoon with sunshine before only reaching the 50s at their highest on friday! the 60s will return for the weekend as winds pick up again on sunday and monday before a chance of showers returns next monday night and tuesday. see graphics. the farm and financial market numbers are on the way... and a family farm known for its

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] emily: breaking news at noon, bridgewater state university issuing a warning to students after a sexual assault was reported on campus. campus police say an 18-year-old female student was assaulted last night after agreeing to meet an unknown male around the rondileau campus center. at this point, no one has been arrested, and campus police are ramping up patrols. more breaking news. the american cancer society issuing revised guidelines for mammograms. it now says women should start getting annual screenings at age 45 instead of 40. and once they turn 55, they are advised to get mammograms every other year. the group also drops a recommendation for routine physical breast exams by doctors. right now, the couple charged in a child murder that sparked national headlines, and outrage, todd kazakiewich is live at the courthouse in boston with the reques

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. phil: two people are facing federal charges after police say a drone crashed near the white house. u.s. park police say the drone crashed overnight and was quickly seized by authorities. it is incidents like this that can paint drone enthusiasts in a negative light. jc: but at harvard stadium this weekend, a chance for a more uplifting experience. janet: tomorrow there will be a sort of drone olympics at harvard stadium. they will demonstrate versatility and prowess. >> it will demystifies some of the things that drones can do. janet: it is called hub week, celebrating the latest innovations in technology, art, and science. >> you see with this drone, not only have we printed the body of the drone, we have integrated the circuitry. janet: at a time when they are disrupting soccer tournaments, invading no drone zone' s, and interfering with commercial chef but you can delive

that's why in grow america, we suggested a $300 million cap. no cap is good with us, too, but at least $300 million is what's proposed to have a meaningful deterrent. >> now, if the $35 million cap were significantly raised, what, in your opinion, would effect or the expectation of how the behavior of auto makers may or may not change? >> i think our expectation would be, with appropriate deterrents, like civil penalties, we'd want to see a proactive safety culture. defects, conduct recalls earlier and faster. >> would raising the per violation fine and eliminating the cap on civil penalties improve safety, in your opinion? >> that's the intent. the current level is not the deterrent it should be. >> when was the last time that level was raised? >> good question. i'll make sure that's in our technical assistance when we provide that to you. it's been a while. the $35 million is basically been on the books for a long time. >> for years now? >> yeah. >> and the curve on activity or the volume of vehicles and the industry dollar amount value, year

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. big story would be a quarterback lanning taking over for sam but instead, that took a back seat as rhoads annouced offensive mangino was duties. more from ames. paul rhoads--"unfortunat ely i hahato make a change at offensive ordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page items. we tried to talk that through an effort to get us direction, in the end mark was not interested in that, i case." jordan furbee--"with that offensive mangino has been duties. paul rhoads named qb coach todd sturdy as the new o-c. when asked the reason for the change, rhoads said this wasn't a new issue.e. paul rhoads--"itit been ongoioi for several weeks and we'd been trying to work that out. in the end we couldn't come to a conclussion together and he's decided not to accept the direction we want to go." jordan furbee--"the move also caught the players off guard. rhoads hadn't addressed the team before the change was announced." joel lanning--"i didn't even know about it until i just got her

grow america. right to rise usa >>> officials continue to investigate sexual assault charges against a former concord, new hampshire, teacher. 30-year-old donald lavect already faces charges for sexually assaulting several students for working as a teacher and youth football coach. now they are trying to find fought there are any more alleged victims. lavec walked at shaker road school after the school found out he was inappropriately communicating with a former student. >>> a former member of the benghazi claiming that they are not out for the truth but rather the downfall of hillary clinton. the former investigator for the committee claims he was fired for trying to conduct his investigation in a nonpartisan way. >> this has become a partisan investigation i do not know the reason for the i would just like to say i am going on vote for the republican nominee in 2016 i do not support hillary clinton. >> they claim he never raised any concerns about the focus of the investigation at any point or wh

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> a head on nbc nightly news, full coverage on the political bombshell about what's happening. >>> and airspace missiles flew through has rattled the u.s. we'll have details when we see you tonight. >>> the red line service between north quincy is up and running now. >> that's good news. geico motorcycle,

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grow america. right to rise usa heather: over north quincy station with a view from live sky 5. service has been renewed on the red line between there and jfk, but there are residual delays. ed: what a difference a day makes.

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie: let's face it. some days you just don't feel like going to work. it seems there is a growing number of people calling in sick when they aren't ill. and some excuses go much further. hena daniels has the results of a new survey. it's new at noon. reporter: it is something many people hesitate to admit. eddie called out sick when you're not really sick? >> never. reporter: others don't mind fessing up. if you feel guilty? >> note. -- nope.. reporter: a new survey finds 30% employees have called in sick when they were feeling just fine. up from 28% from last year. >> a relative endive when they really didn't. reporter: it was the relative? reporter: the survey discovered even more outrageous excuses. one person said the universe is telling him to take the day off. another employee claims he broke his arm reaching to grab a falling sandwich. one worker

grow america. is responsible for the content of this message. >> now, meteorologist kevin forecast. kevin: a lot of locations anywhere between .1 inches 2.3 a few spots more than that as we get that general rainfall. it is usually pretty good this time of year. of course we get this all to our east later on this evening, which sets up a nice holiday weekend for us. not without some clouds here and there, but nothing like what we are seeing out here this afternoon with a fairly cool rain. temperatures are making their s of north after s. southern areas of the state re back in a 50' s to near 60, and another 5 degrees to 10 degrees, as you notice, some shower activity to go across the state. we will see a winding down process, this back edge starting to make its way across northern parts of the state after 3:00, and southern areas after 7:00 this evening. to not be surprised maybe one or two rumbles of thunder this afternoon if temperatures can warm up a little bit more. you see a lot of clouds behind this evening. there may be lingering clouds tomorrow morning and the more -- afterno

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. kevin: we are looking at temperatures in the 70' s statewide this afternoon. a lot more clouds around and a couple of showers tuesday and wednesday. the drop continues through the end of the week. amy: got to love one columbus day is a beach day. kevin: how about that? amy: starting tonight at 5:00, a new way to make sure you are getting the best rate from your utilities. a new type of overhead bin will hold more bags and make it easier to get those bags once the plane lands. which airline is already installing these new models. thanks for joining us. have a great afternoon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. v back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for they don't support they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy americans, not just for thos

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grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. mollie: the 16th annual author award dinners is coming up in des moines. it's a wonderful way to meet local and international authors with an iowa tie. and celebrate achievements in the world of the more on who is coming, who will be honored, and the dinner itself. thank you. a very popular event. guest: we have our lead speaker this year, jane smiley. have invited her back because books. the first book is in 1920 in iowa on a farm. i am a generation younger but she evoke's memories from my childhood that i did not know i had. mollie: is that right? guest: i want to meet this woman. mollie: april is her prize-winning author. she did good. who else is going to be honored? she is the keynote speaker, but as a whole evening of auctions and entertainment and food. guest: someone who was a professor of hers at iowa state is --honorees. his japanese family was incarcerated during world war ii. he is fascinating and personable. we have tim johnston. and claudia mcgee. each of these people ha

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the >> an arizona boy is channeling a superhero. he is taking action for a very special cause. >> he is helping to build a crime-fighting bat cave. nancy chen explains. >> [ sirens ] >> reporter: tyson copeland is star of the show, arriving at his birthday celebration in style. it's what he did to earn this trip that really makes him a superhero. that's where all these jars full of coins come in. >> i don't know how to [ audio not understandable ] i'm really happy. >> reporter: despite his own medical struggles, he teamed up with charles keller to raise money for a >> we intend to build a campus with a crime-fighting cave, to help the families that have pediatric illness or other stresses within the family, and make their lives a little brighter. >> reporter: he started collecting coins in 105-degree heat while in a wheelchair, then invited us to take up the cause. >> people looked in the change things in their cars and their couches. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: the entire effort is called "coins for the cave". his original goal w

grow america. right to rise usa terminate two pregnancies faced a judge today. tonight, on "news 4 at six"... the latest from the courtroom as tony lee learns how much time he'll spend behind bars. plus... some siouxland students raise money to put their principal in jail. okay, not real jail, but behind bars to raise money and awareness about cancer. cancer has claimed three staff members. a closer look at their emotional event, tonight, on "news 4 at six."." let's check in one morortime withthon. tonight: partly oudy. low: 34 wind: e/se 5-10 mph >>> tonight, extreme danger coast to coast. mudslides bury a califofoia highway, trapping drivers in cars. >>> a massive wildfire torches homes in texas. and the first freeze of the season, maybe

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> this is a huge game for us. as always, everything we do is about us. it is about family. it is about this program. win or lose, we live by the philosophy. all i ask you do now is give me 1000% in the next 48 minutes. that is all i ask. let' s go. jason: head coach keith jones leading his team into a huge conference matchup with the pioneers. >> i' m whitey robbins, captain of the 1943 foot all team and graduated from portsmouth high and 1944. three cheers for whitey! [laughter] you' re watching friday night football. jason: 88 years young and still he clippard sand. division iii off this weekend so a fairly light schedule. biggest upset of the season so far. 14-0 winnacunnet to start a first half. connecting with kayden baillargeon to get them on the board. in the fourth quarter, a sweep pass, but he will be picked off by nicholas kuns. the winnacunnet defense comes up big. a few plays later, a bad exchange in the ba

grow america. right to rise usa content of this message. here is our drive of the game. it started with the fourth and three. the colts fake punt, turn the ball over and that was really the demise of the colts from there followed by the patriots play. 11-yard touchdown pass. 34-27 victory for the patriots as they improve to 5-0 on the season. the patriots get a big win. story of the game, that fake punt. whatever you want to call it, the brain freeze, however you want to look a at it, lets listen to what head coach chuck pagano had to say about that. >> the punt play -- um, i take responsibility. the whole idea there was -- on the fourth and three or less -- shift to alignment to where -- you either catch them miss aligned -- you know they try to sub some people in, catch them with more men on the field. if you get a certain look -- you got three yards, two yards, you make a play but again we shifted. they shifted over and i didn't do a good enough job of coaching it during the week. a communication break down between quarterback and the snapper and that is all on me. i

grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the >>> a teenager says he was just relaxes the home when he heard shots ring out. tonight we are hearing from that young man. fox 25's malini basu is live in brockton. some of those bullets hit his house? >> reporter: really scary, elizabeth. tonight here we are brockton police headquarters we could tell you that brockton police as well as massachusetts state police detectives are working on this case. at least 15 rounds were fired. one man was shot now neighbors are forced to live in fear. >> i was listening to music then i hear boom boom boom boom. >> he was just getting ready to take an afternoon nap. >> i laying down on my bed sleeping then heard about like 15 shots it. >> was like seven constant then a pause then like another like six. >> reporter: eddie says some house. one right here under the a.c.. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:00 this afternoon on packard street in brockton. brockton's mayor tells us people in two cars were shoot