asked why weaver was alone in the yard corrections wrote "officer weaver was stationed in the single officer post" all doc institutions have single officer posts. this is not uncommon. >> in my 24 years of doing corrections, i have never walked in a yard by myself. >> jason bloom is the president of the corrections officers union. he says, single officer posts make guards sitting targets. >> make my staff as save as you possibly can. if we had two people in the yard in this instance, we would know exactly what happened. exactly. >> reporter: in that statement, corrections writes weaver fell backwards while trying to avoid a flying football during a flag football game. it learned that from inmates in the yard willing to talk to investigators from the departments prison based safety team. bloom argues inmates are not going to come clean if an attack occurred. >> does that mean, then, this member of your union could have been killed? >> could have been. >> he could have been knock over. >> he could have been. >> pushed over, attacked. >> absolutely. >> reporter: no one will know that. >

. >> was david weaver a sitting target in a mack mum security prison? fox 29 investigates ahead. >>> and it's a strong image with a strong message. some people in a local community are not happy at all with this billboard above i-95. why they want it taken down. what's nearby that has them so concern. ♪ ♪ >>> if you've given on i-95 in chester recently one billboard may have caught your attention. it's a bold tie many for a gun range. >> some residents are very upset tonight. they want it taken down. they say they're mainly concerned about the ads location really. fox 29's dave schratwieser is right on the highway and parents are concerned that a bunch of children could see it every day. >> reporter: lucy, about 80,000 cars pass that billboard on 95 every day. that's good news for the advertisers but parents here in chester say that billboard is only a quarter of a mile from a charter school and kids have to walk by it on their way to class every day. >> kids will be afraid of that. >> reporter: the tie advertising meant to catch your attention and

( mumbling ) i've been over at weaver's shopping. what at where? at weaver's. well, i got two questions what did you use for money? didn't need any money. he's giving stuff away. that takes care of my first question, too. weaver's giving stuff away? it ain't just stuff, pa. it's valuable. i'll show you. see? balloons. and gum. every kid in town's over there. weaver's sure doing a lot of business. with the young'uns? hmm-mm. with their folks. folks? he's giving stuff to their folks? not exactly, but i heard them say mr. weaver's selling things cheap. sellin' things cheap, huh? did you notice if anybody was over at bert miller's stand? ( mumbling ) never mind. howdy, bert. oh, hi, andy. things are a little quiet today. yeah, i expect so. yeah, well, folks bought a lot of stuff yesterday. oughta last 'em for a good, long while. that's why i figured it's kinda slow today. don't you reckon? s you're being squeezed out of business. wha-what, andy? ben weaver's sellin' stuff a whole lot cheaper over at his store than you can so folks are buyin' from him. oh. uh... ber

be very vigilant america" says john weaver. it's trump's choice but when it comes to a transition, staff is everything. today, president obama once again urging unity over politics. >> it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment that the president- the notion that we are going to try to facilitate a smooth transition. >> reporter: it's not just the republicans that are hiring tonight. democrats are still trying to figure out who their party chairperson is going to be. it's been a tough year for democrats even before the election. you look back to the wiki leak scandal and some of the party infighting during the convention in philadelphia. we are still looking to see who is it going to be? the favorite seems to be a congressman out of minnesot any point. >> president obama weighed in on the reaction to the election and he is scheduled to head out of the country. do we know if he is expected to say anything to lead -- two leaders about what they are currently seeing in washington? >> reporter: i think it wi

i love you for saying "dream weaver." family is great. everything's good. i heard that you guys, i heard that you guys -- i heard that you guys. would you ever invite me over to the house? >> he's turned red again. >> jimmy: would you ever invite me over to the house? come by. i can come by the house. i can come hang out with you. we can jam out to some music. >> right, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you're in nashville. so i can come to nashville. y i feel quite safe, because you have no problem ignoring my wife in the kitchen apparently. [ light laughter ] >> i want him to play another song. >> no, i'm good. >> why? >> jimmy: do you do that? do you just play songs for people? >> just show up and play. >> jimmy: you're very lucky you have a husband that can play. >> yeah. we wanted to play a game. wasn't there a game we were going to play? >> jimmy: yeah of course. do you want to play a game? >> yeah. >> jimmy: would you stick around keith? to play this game. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. a game called "the jinx challenge" after the break. stick around, everybod

dream weaver i belive we can reach the morning light ? ? ? >> jimmy: i get it. yeah, i get it. [ light laughter ] i get it. >> i'm going to sit with "dream weaver" if that's all right. >> jimmy: how are you man? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: how did you pull this off? i did not see you. i even visited you quickly backstage to say hi to you, and you didn't bring this up at >> tell me about the buffet. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it was a beautiful array of food. yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] i didn't remember the buffet at all. >> apparently. >> jimmy: yeah this is great. well, this is all fantastic. and this is what happens. i can't believe that you pulled this off. i love you for saying "dream weaver." >> how is the family, jimmy? >> jimmy: we've been talking. family is great. everything's good. i heard that you guys, i heard that you guys -- i heard that you guys. would you ever invite me over to the house? >> he's turned red again. >> jimmy: would you ever invite me over to the house? come by. i can come by the house. i can come hang out with you. we can jam out t

dream weaver ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy. are you -- are you listenin m >> jimmy: yeah yeah yeah. sorry sorry. no, it all sounds good. anyways let's see what else. holidays. holidays coming up. got any plans for the holidays? >> i do, actually. i've got -- well, i'm going to cook a turkey. ?? ? dream weaver ? [ cheers and applause ] >> anyway. did you just hear what i said? >> jimmy: what's that? yeah. >> did you hear what i said. >> jimmy: yeah yeah yeah. whatever yeah. thanksgiving is coming up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe if i'm in nashville, maybe i can stop by for dinner. ?? ? no no no no no no no no ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just spitballing here. you know what i mean? >> yeah. anyway -- >> jimmy: anyways. >> steve: i'm sorry to interrupt. >> jimmy: what is it, higgins? >> steve: i just overheard you guys talking about the holidays. fantastic stuffing recipe. it involves bread, butter -- ?? ? dream weaver ? >> steve: -- a little sausage, a little sage. a little bit of this. mix it together. put a little sausa

dream weaver ? [ cheers and applause ] >> anyway. did you just hear what i said? >> jimmy: what's that? yeah. >> did you hear what i said. >> jimmy: christmas turkey, whatever yeah. thanksgiving is coming up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe if i'm in nashville, maybe i can stop by for dinner. ? ? no no no no no no no no ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just spitballing here. you know what i mean? >> yeah. anyway -- >> jimmy: anyways. >> steve: i'm sorry to interrupt. >> jimmy: what is it, higgins? >> steve: i just overheard you guys talking about the and actually, i have a really fantastic stuffing recipe. it involves bread, butter -- ? ? dream weaver ? >> steve: -- a little sausage, a little sage. a little bit of this. mix it together. put a little sausage in there. go like that. >> jimmy: and he got it as a a fantastic recipe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and scene. nicole kidman, ladies and gentlemen. >> well, there's more ot the story. >> jimmy: there's more to the story? >> yes. because this "dream weaver" crap. come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do yo

dream weaver ? [ cheers and applause ] >> anyway. did you just hear what i said? >> jimmy: what's that? yeah. >> what am i going to do? >> jimmy: christmas turkey, whatever yeah. thanksgiving is coming up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe if i'm in nashville, maybe i can stop by for dinner. ? ? no no no no no no no no ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just spitballing here. you know what i mean? >> yeah. anyway -- >> jimmy: anyways. >> steve: i'm sorry to interrupt. >> jimmy: what is it, higgins? >> steve: i just overheard you guys talking about the holidays. and actually, i have a really fantastic stuffing recipe. it involves bread, butter -- ? ? dream weaver ? >> steve: -- a little sausage, a little sage. a little bit of this. mix it together. put a little sausage in there. go like that. >> jimmy: and he got it as a a fantastic recipe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and scene. nicole kidman, ladies and gentlemen. >> well, there's more ot the story. >> jimmy: there's more to the story? >> yes. because this "dream weaver" crap. come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wha

dream weaver ? ?? here. and we'll see who's really connected here. the chemistry, you can feel it right here. you can cut it with a knife. [ light laughter ] by the way, you don't have a a knife, do ya? [ light laughter ] >> come on. >> jimmy: letters of the alphabet. three, two, one. >> a. >> b. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole kidman, everybody. "lion" opens in select theaters next friday! keith urban! i don't know how you pulled that off. more "tonight show" after the break, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ?? how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. look how big my hands are. yeah. ooh. rawr. how much am i making for this again? hundred k. win or lose. total cake walk. ooh oooooooh! her last opponent is still in a coma. what? i should go walk my cats. no. no no no. amy

because this "dream weaver" crap. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> the buffet. >> jimmy: the what? >> the buffet. >> jimmy: we didn't have a a buffet. >> no, we were at david fincher's house. i think it was david's house. and it was when brad and jen were still together. so it was a long time ago. and you could have asked for my number then. cause it was round two. well second chance. [ light laughter ] and you still didn't ask for it. >> do not pretend. >> jimmy: we were at a buffet at david fincher's house and i didn't ask for your number? >> in the kitchen. in the kitchen. and that's even more offensive, that you don't remember. do you remember the kitchen and the buffet? do you? [ light laughter ] see? >> jimmy: what do you mean he had a buffet in his kitchen. i really do remember this. >> they had the food laid out in the kitchen. it was a big dinner party. >> jimmy: who was in the kitchen? >> my agent had said, jimmy is going to be there. and you'll see, that he can ask for your number. this way. and you'll see. and we were lurking in the ki

weaver's widow tara did weeks after his injury. today, tara weaver disclosed her husband had returned to work on the day he struck his head after five months of rehab from an earlier fall at home. weaver says a workers compensation nurse told her that earlier fall played no part in the incident at graterford which eventually claimed his life. she argues she's left with uncertainty about her husband's death due to prison staffing and no camera. >> my husband went to work and never came home. i don't want that to happen to someone else and not be able to know and not -- to have to live with the uncertainty i have to live with report roar the pennsylvania department of corrections has not immediately responded to our questions about what it knew of weaver's fall and how it impacted his assignment, his first day back at work. remember, he was out at that yard by himself. the department says that it followed protocol during the investigation and reporting of the incident at graterford when he eventually passed. we'll continue to pound a

we found babyface a few days later and got video of her severely injured but still doctor weaver kept a close eye on the injuries. >> they have gone through the typical healing process. >> reporter: the wounds turn white before completely healing over. this photo was taken yesterday. >> she is back to normal behavior. >> reporter: today, we went out with doctor weaver and her husband and saw a lot of dolphins. two males hunting and playing together, a mother and baby swim under our boat. we found more than 10 dolphins, which is a pretty typical day for doctor weaver. >> some days will see two, some days we will see 35. >> reporter: they monitor the dolphins with a permit from noaa. thankfully, injuries like this happen rare. >> that says to me that the boaters are pretty good around here. >> reporter: doctor weaver says if you see a dolphin close to your boat, but your boat in the dolphin b. jeff patterson, news channel 8. >>> tony sent a nice picture from clearwater and you can see nice colors to the sky. also this is from this weekend from scott and this is the superman. i guess the

weaver. >> we need to keep the varieties alive. >> weaver inherited his love for heirloom plants who started the seed collection in the 1930s. and he has grown it to 4,000 varieties and published 17 books and mentors freely and after a lifetime of work he feels his effortses are finally bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening is explode and they want to get into canning and preserving. >> it allows you precision and intensity. that is what we should achieve in food. not blandness but excitement. >> for william weaver it is preserving what is almost a lost art. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> the "action news" team is working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. >> alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. >> i am about to work on my lunch. a minute and a half. we'll tell you more about that. a story you are just going to love. one suit can really change a veterans life and that is the focal point of a not for profit out of wilmington. just before veterans day an credit edge story. if you have a man you may think what to do with the old suit. find out how

the police say that say vanna weaver stabbed -- savannah weaver stabbed her grandmother to " get rid of the demons." weaver was taken into custody and placed into a hospital for mental valuation. >> it's a tragedy, horrible, mental illness. it's horrible. jonathan: a neighbor said victim was giving her troubled granddaughter a place to stay as she was battling mental illness. the police are searching for a person who shot at a shopper's grocery store in hyattsville this morning as the store was opening. nobody was injured. the only damage was to the window. store employees believe that a disgruntled employee is responsible for pulling the trigger, but so far no arrests made. michelle: the man accused of killing nine people inside of a prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case against delon roof. nine black people were killed in the horrible shooting, and roof has been called a white supremacist. jonathan: the elections have been over for weeks, but the results not so much. president-elect donald trump lashing out against those who questioned his victory, saying now he sho

slammed into a car colorado in weaver last april and longtime friend while out delivering. offering a plea deal, and likely except court appearance in pleaded guilty after a's call to bring fire in learn their fate. and alabama, four years probation, the fire started after and did not properly extinguish the campfire burning more than 600 acres and destroying eight homes in july. 2,000 people forced out of the boulder county home. a denver mother and little boy carjacked at gunpoint last month and the suspects in the show up for a court hearing today, and a warrant issued, and this isn't the first time the deputies only to fox 31, live at the courthouse with the story, julie. we talked to the family.

victim stabbed multiple times they say by her 20-year-old grand daughter savannah weaver. weaver was taken into custody and hospitalized after police heard the bizarre motive. >> she said one of the reasons that she cut up her grandmother was to cut demons out from inside of her. brad: a man who is a family member declines to speak with us. the neighbor says the 82-year-old victim was giving her troubled grand daughter a battled mental illness. >> it is a tragedy. horrible. mental illness. it is just horrible. brad: well, the grand daughter weaver is hospitalized undergoing emergency psychiatric evaluation. police say that when she is released she will be charged with attempted second of degree murder. at the police district in pasadena, maryland, brad bell, abc7 new say a man killed his wife this morning. martinez is in custody charged with murder and accused of stabbing diaz in a parking lot in diablo court in alexandria. a person heard screaming at 5:00. when she looked outside she saw the victim on the ground. larry: three weeks after the presidential election, there a

weaver says: "he was a stray. he was kind of like depressed and a little kind of broken down when he arrived, a little rough around the edges." while behavior specialist dennis weaver and other volunteers worked with him, there was still room for improvement. the perfect opportunity came from an unexpected place - the travis county correctional complex. hammond says: "it's an absolute life- saving partnership" on thursday the austin animal center announced a new program that involves inmates training dogs. it began in september. in the first four week course, a dozen female inmates trained four dogs. in the new course a dozen male inmates will serve as trainers. the inmates teach the dogs to be house-trained and commands.... like sit, lie down and how to walk on a leash. all skills will improve a dog's chances of being adopted. the inmates also stand to benefit. hammond says: "they come out of it with a piece of paper but it's more, it's life skills and experiences they can carry with them on their next leg of the

sarah weaver owns bandit coffee on central avenue in the kendood neighborhood, north of downtown. she thinks having a hub across from her business with help bring different parts of this community together.. sarah: "as a business owner since we're right outisde downtown, it really creates a great sense of connection because there is more to our city that just downtown" here's a map of the first 10 hubs. you can see they're along the waterfront and central avenue corridor. notice the hub off 2nd avenue near the st. pete museum. this is where the cross bay ferry terminal will be. hilary "ride with me for a second and imagine this. there's a crash on the howard frankland bridge. over an hour to get into tampa. so, i park my coast bike here and get on the cross bay ferry. 50 minutes later, i'm in tampa, and can grab another bike on this side. this sounds great, but keep in mind a couple of things." the average bike share ride is 15 minutes. so, with a bike ride on each end and a 50 minute ferry ride in the middle, my scenario would take about an hour and 15 minutes and don't forget th

i'm harry weaver. pete left me without a horse. i walked most of yesterday all right, then why do you think i'm here? my birth certificate. it says i'm harry weaver. now do you believe me? what if i did? i've got $106. it's yours. for what? your own brother, huh? it's... it's strictly a business proposition. as long as pete's free, i'm not. i'm at the mercy of every greedy man in the territory, every lawman, every bounty hunter. i thought of my brother long enough. all i have is $106. besides that, there's a $500 bounty on him, and i can make your job easier for you, too. and what if i don't believe you? i might take your money and turn you in to boot. would you? no. no, i guess i wouldn't. we--we can try mowbry first. there's a woman there, polly seaton. 's the kind that uses people for what he can get out of them. if it wasn't me, it was polly. polly runs a saloon there. i'll take that money now. what about me? well, you don't plan on walking to mowbry, do you? i got to get you a horse. why don't you wash up, take a nap. hold on

king beat democrat kim weaver 61% to 39%. voters have re-elected king by wide margins ever since his first house election in 2002. in an interview with tv-nine, university of iowa professor cary covington said donald trump's following extended to other republican candidates in this election. helped a lot of republicans down ballot. what we thought might be a detriment down the ballot would end up being an advantage. i think rod blum is a candidate who was helped by trump's performance here in iowa." looking at today's election results in iowa, republicans now hold a majority in the state's senate. iowa senate now holds 30 republicans compared to 19 democrats...wi th an open seat up for six seats. that gives the g-o-p control of both legislative chambers and the governor's office. and in iowa's house, there are now 55 republicans and 45 democrats. iowa democrats picked up 2 seats. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us now live from des moines. forrest has been talking with the republican party as they celebrate many wins across

. >> and steve king over kim weaver, the incumbent congressman. you can see the reporters all over the area covering the major races >> amanda: and we'll hear from each of them coming up in just a bit. >> ron: taking a look at the first distric area, so you have cedar rapids, the falls, congress gnat district 20, big county. an interesting district, includes the northern portions of our state and pretty much the entire kwwl viewing area. >> let's take a look at monica vernon 16% lead over rod blum. >> ron: and this is an important county for her to take, a major population area here, throw in dubuque and cedar rapids and those are the two metros she would have to win. that is one she really needs to win and then here is her >> let's go live to dubuque. >> reporter: good evening we're here at the best western hotel and we haven't seen rod blum yet but more than a hundred people here awaiting him anxiously. we will give you a look at what is going on right now. it has been a fairly festive crucial, people very happy and in good spirits with this tig

weaver was taken into custody- and placed in the hospital for an evaluation. an update this morning on one of the national zoo's most famous residents. veterinarians say bei bei the giant panda cub is recovering well after emergency surgery. doctors had to blockage which turned out to be lemon-sized mass of chewed up bamboo. bei bei has been reunited with his mom but the panda house remains closed while he is under observation. and unfortunately-- bei bei is not allowed to have any more bamboo for a while. it's 5 xx and coming up on good morning washington. out of control inferno. right now the massive evacuations underway in tennessee as flames from a large wildfire spread. and.. back to the drawing another presidential candidate is demanding a recount of votes. this. is. everything. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. - much needed rain today & tomorrow - unseasonably warm to end november - cooler & drier for the first few days

bryan just pointed out john weaver and anna navaro. those are two conservatives. >> a strategist for kasich is an objective party. he voted for john mccain. he's a never trumper. he's a never trumper. i can say this, as somebody who worked with steve bannon, i did not see any of these horrible charges that keep coming up. this is what we heard in early august when he got on board. the campaign will turn into a horrible organization. the rhetoric, which is left loves to refer to all happened pre-steve bannon. >> david. i'm running out of time. david, what do you say to the ko congressman? he said the worse stuff was pre-bannon. >> he's got some good points. i think he's trying to represent the position honestly. i think it's fairly or unfairly, steve bannon has become a symbol for many oud who did not vote for trump but who are now in the streets. they're deeply aggrieved and there's a real sense they are being marginalized and white nationalism has reared its head, racism as reared its head. donald trump is entitled to put anybody he w

john weaver, strategist for kasich and ana navarro. those are two conservatives. >> a strategist for kasich is hardly aen objective battle. he's a never trumper. i can say this. as somebody who worked with steve bannon. i didn't see any of these horrible charges that keep coming up and this is what we heard when he got on board. oh, the campaign is going to turn into a racist outfit, horrible organization but the rhetoric all happened presteve bannon. >> cnn's harlo talking to former trump advisor. >>> donald trump recently spoke to chinese president on the phone. trump says the two country's relations will be stronger than ever under his leadership, even though he repeatedly criticized china throughout his campaign. and matt, what all do you know about what mr. chi and mr. trump talked about? >> reporter: well, this was very much an introductory phone call along the lines of lots of the other phone calls president elect trump has had since his victory in the u.s. in terms of this call, we have received statements from both sides. chin

mayor karen weaver will announce more details today but the declaration she signed last year expired drink without a filter. weaver is calling on the council to remove since they can drink strait from straight from the taps. >> she passed away yesterday in hospice care in washington, d.c. after suffering a battle with cancer. he worked for nbc and pbs and monitored to debates. she was 61 years old. >> apologizing after a free meal was taken from a veteran. walker was taking advantage of a free meal promotion. a question questioned whether he really served and complained to managers. the manager asked for proof and walker showed him his military id and discharge paperwork but his service dog wasn't wearing a service vest. they took away his bag and they've announced not only an apology but that they fired the manager and we are now in the process of working with mr. walker on a resolution that promotes trust and healing. it's what he was telling people. they questioned his service and he didn't recognize him as a veteran even though he provided that proof. >> right. >> exactly. >> how

nick weaver may not feel amusement, maybe horror. landed $50 million in venture capital for men lo ventures. i know you're not accusing necessarily google of anything. you must looked at that presentation and said, oh, come on. >> you definitely have that feeling for a moment. but, you know, at the end of the day, it brings a lot of validation to the space. >> you were there first. >> to know we created this category and now it's an interesting enough cat gore for all the other players to play in. >> i think orbi is sort of a -- >> similar concept. >> they're raising awareness, branding, for what you do already, right? like an advertisement indirectly for you. >> it brings our name up in a lot more conversations than organically. and it sheds a light on a space that is going through a huge transition. this whole concept is meeting perfect connectivity in every corner of the home. and the more people talking about the challenges and now these solutions, you know, better for our business. >> i'm curious why this hasn't been done before

democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. another race on the ballot is for u-s senate. senator chuck grassley is seeking his seventh term. his opponent patty judge served as lieutenant governor. she also served in the iowa state senate senator grassley is one of the longest serving senators in our country's history. he served in the iowa legislature and the u-s house of representatives before winning his senate seat in 1980. another down ballot election tonight features names that many iowans may not know. cady, hecht and appel. they are iowa surpreme court justices. as kwwl's jerry gallagher tells us, few people know who they are, because they don't campaign there's a lot of noise in an election season. but for three court justices are up for along with justices daryl hecht majority to remain on the bench. they're facing voters for the first time since a controversial ruling in 2009. that's when the court ruled unanimously to legalize gay marriage. after that, christian conservatives campaigned to get which marks the only time that's happened since iowa went to a reten

weaver is a lawyer for the district. he says that when wealthy people move in latino culture suffers. >> we're talking about keeping people who don't make a lot of money from being overtaken by people who do. and where does the latino culture fit into that? >> well -- [ sigh ] -- it's a question -- i mean, the way i look at it, it's a question who is living in the neighborhood? and we all know that latinos don't earn as much money as nonlatinos. so in a way just -- there's not really a difference between culture and economics in this respect. >> reporter: but sonya trout who heads up a pro development group says not so fast! >> it's not only in the middle of the country that there are people who are anxious about people different than them living near them. also here in san francisco, obviously. >> reporter: supervisor david campos represents the mission. what do you say to people who say this smells like discrimination? >> to the contrary i think it's the opposite of discrimination. we are talking about is trying to pro

. >> weaver's winder wonderland. >> reporter: scott weaver and this home need no introduction. 22 years of this and you still haven't seen it when the lights are on yet. there we go. transformation complete. every item here hand crafted by scott, illuminated by 4,000 lights and getting more elaborate with every season until this season because as scott spends yet another eight-hour day on this year's installation. >> the last piece. >> well, let's just come out and say, it this is the last time and the last year. >> it came from i think changes in my -- in my inner self that i wanted to do things and realizing how many eight-hour days i do here and how i put everything else off. >> reporter: now let's toss in other factors, a case of too much success perhaps. when weaver's winter wonderland earned first pryce prize in a national contest it seemed the whole world began passing by. they clogged up the cul-de-sac as donna harrison told us, a couple doors down. >> hey lost us neighbors embrace it had and some didn't. >> reporter: for a guy who spent five months a year on this, maybe that's

. >> john weaver, who ran john mccain's campaign in 2008, just said on twitter "the racist, fascist, extreme right is represented now footsteps from the oval office." bannon would reject that. in the one conversation i had with him during the campaign, he said this is not a white nationalist movement. this is a populist movement. but certainly, what many americans hear this afternoon is that a white nationalist is steps from the oval office. >> charles blow, your thoughts. >> well, it's not just up to him to say it's not a racist organization. i mean, the southern poverty law center, who tracks hate groups in their april hate watch report actually spelled out what the alt-right is, and it is racist and it is anti-immigrant and it is anti-muslim and it is anti-semitic, and that is coming to the white house, right? and this idea of normalization is a real threat right now for all of america, because what trump is doing is mixing in kind of conventional conservatism in with the extreme racism of the alt-right. and not that it can be completely separate anyway, but now it is mixing all o

king beat democrat kim weaver 61 to 39%. all 4 of iowa's incumbents will return to the house of representatives in washington d.c.. we'll be right back. stay with your 24-hour- z24zwz z12fz y24zwy y12fy with highs well into the 50s. a few 60s may and light west wind allowing for temperatures to fall into the middle 30s in many areas. tomorrow, a southwest wind develops allowing for temperatures to kick up well into the 60s. on veteran's day, a cold front arrives in the afternoon hours bringing our temperatures back to the 50s. our weekend continues to look great with highs into the 50s on saturday, with 60s also likely for sunday. have a great day! today: sunny. wind: w 5-10. high: 59 tonight: clear. wind: high: 64 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10.low: 39 thanks kaj. we'll have more election coverage in just a few majority in the state's senate. iowa senate now holds 30 republicans compared to 19 democrats...wi th an open seat up for election in december. the state's g-o-p picked up six seats. that gives the g-o-p con

democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. we're also watching the u-s senate race in iowa. longtime republican senator chuck grassley ise term. his competitor is patty judge. she served as lieutenant governor from 2007 to 2011. for eight years before that, she served as iowa secretary of agriculture. grassley is one of the longest serving senators in our country's history. he's never lost an election -- since he first ran for the iowa legislature back in 1958. thousands of iowans voted early. for those who plan to head to things to remember. kwwl's amanda gilbert is live in cedar falls for us i'm at heartland vinyard church in cedar falls... it's one of many polling locations in black hawk county. in less than an hour workers polls open at 7 this morning... and they don't close until 9 tonight.... i spoke with the black hawk county auditor.... he says .... if you're registering when you arrive... all you need is your drivers license as long as it has your current addrs a common mistake people make -- is going to the wrong polling location... make sure you know where to go.

mayor karen weaver signed the declaration last year because of the city's ongoing water crisis. it was set to expire monday -- but the city's water still isn't safe. today she's calling on the city council to support the renewal of the state of emergency which allows the federal emergency management agency to assist. the wildfires in the southeast are still burning out of control. this picture from smoke. thousands of firefighters are working to contain it all. there are warnings for people who live there to stay inside -- and air quality alerts are now in place from atlanta to nashville. investigators are looking to see if some of the 70 wildfires are arson. the fuel for the fires is tinder-dry bush -- and they're hard to contain because of low humidity, gusting winds, and record- veteran journalist co-anchor gwen ifill has passed away. she died in hospice care in washington d-c monday. she was suffering a battle with cancer. she was a former newspaper reporter who switched to t-v. ifill moderated two vice-presidential debates -- and most recently moderated last february's demo

let shopping begin from outdoors to sports fans, music fans weaver got what's hot and where to find it. >>> and be proud of that ext jiggle around your middle. the new movement for women to show off their bods while they are working out #belly jelly. >> happy thanksgiving everyone i'm laura moody. join the club. [ laughter ] >> it's nice outside this morning. it looks nice. belly jelly here. suck it in. you this even wear a belt on thanksgiving. it just gets in way. or tomorrow. yeah. yeah. oh, yeah. oh, man do i have seven day up darn it's that's okay. here we go. 80 degrees for high temperature today. we're starting we're at 70 degrees right now at nine click. you can feel it. is warmer. not bad very nice. dryer second half the weekend. let's go for are run those folks doing turkey trot. starting to the a little warm on them now. almost done with turkey trots. beautiful, beautiful, much more >>> all right we'll see you then, dave. thank you. >> so it's thanksgiving morning. and the pies are made and turkey probably in even you're peeling potatoes right about now. some people do thing

. >> ron weaver says the study shows that the on-line video mental workout and all of that kick thinking essentially makes brains stronger. >> indigo is not surprised by any of this, after all, his own interest gave him a really cool career, and put his name -- >> oh, 200-bit cheer, thank you so much. >> -- on thoughs of people's screens worldwide and did ac >> i am like the smartest person out there, so it's definitely true in a my case. >> one of the biggest stories in town was the bucs win today. >> kind of a bizarre score there, and i know a lot of people gave the bucs a chance against seattle but i think they pulled off the win of the week. they are playing their best had >> this is what bucs fans have been waiting for. winning streak in two reasons but more importantly the bucs just beat two of the nfl's top teams. now, they could not have scripted a better start. jameis winston with two passes both going for touch downs and from there the bucs defense takes over, holding wilson out of the endzone for the entire game. he had just one passing yard in the entire first half, and he en

weaver: i have had limited success with all of these. i do feel it is a real challenge and having to be reactive constantly is part of the job. and really needing to work at those times is critical, but i do struggle with that quite a bit. >> anyone else have tips for us on this? >> i don't really have tips. i agree that this is super hard. i think, you know i was thinking , back on my experience and one of the things that, one of the gifts of being at a company that was so young with only 100 people was that, you know i am a , litigation partner by training. when i got to uber, we did not have a single piece of litigation. it was amazing. ms. yoo: i think i got about a three month honeymoon. but what that allowed me to do when the company was smaller was plan for the future. the first rsp that i ran for as outside counsel was unemployment. i wanted to make sure the model reflected our business, which was that we provided a service to others that they would use. and so i tried to keep to that and i tried to anticipate what was coming dow

. >> reporter: william weaver pivoted from architecture to food historian. he educates people worldwide about the value of the food. >> the food has identity. in the eastern part of the united states, we have incredible riches right in our back yard. this is a lettuce from the 1880s. his property is home to the keystone center where he raises heirloom vegetables and seeds and flowers. >> heirlooms are huge and this is a global movement and it needs to be if we're going to keep the varieties alive. >> reporter: he inherited his love from his grandfather. he has grown it from 4,000 varieties. he published 17 books and lectures at drexel university and mentors freely. after a lifetime of work he feels his efforts is bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening has exploded. they grow their own food and get into canning and preserving. >> it allows more precision and intensity, we shall be trying to achieve that in foods. >> it's an inpsyche willencyclf flavors. >> reporter: for weaver it's reclaiming a lost art. >> spot on. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be

weaver: yes. we can talk about this more in depth but clearly the democratic party has lost touch with rural voters. this was exposed with bernie sanders. working-class voters, young voters, and those problems persisted throughout the general election. add oneings: let me thing to that. i think there is a real failure in washington. i do not mean this as an washington, a mean this as one who lives here and it's from here. we talk about people coming together and everybody wants that. >> there is only one issue over the last 25 years that have had consistent bipartisan support and that is trade. there is only one issue, bipartisan support in washington. mr. usher: there's is only one issue that brings together sanders supporters and trump supporters, and it is the thing that is activating and editable going more than anything right now and that is trade on the opposite side. people made the argument that the do not understand how trade helps them. at a certain point, after 25 years of doing the sam

weaver to come back i want to ask you a question mr. weaver something i'd like to ask you to expand on if i may the question of how the existence of the latino cultural district sort of expands on the analysis that the discussion that had in the prior hearing here we have on the bryan project so can be expand a little bit more on that how the existence of this cultural district impacts the ceqa analysis here that's the point you made i want to make sure we have a full understanding of what you're argument is on that. >> well boring o borrowing from bakersfield. >> it is designated as something special and it is and therefore the impacts on this area are different and will have to be looked at definitely than they would in the eastern neighborhoods as a whole it is a very small area geographical but dense in terms of the culture vital outlet and the residences and businesses the city hesitate sought to protect with the bryan street project that was not in the district itself through we believe will have an impact on the district this pro

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of the key here getting those skilled jobs, well or high paying or at least family sustaining wages weaver told. part of a meteoric rise for city, but it does come with tax abatement cause, $1.8 million for amazon.com. we have those john treanor news3 guys. >> john thank you so much. new at 11, could life as we know it be doomed in the next three years? science icon steven hawking says, demand for.populating other planets. hawking always reminded students and something to look forward to. >> mob and crime and a case of mistaken identity on their hands. the mob museum unveiled a gun thought to be owned by al capone. turns out the feds gave them the wrong jung. the wall street journal says acknowledge the drawing of the original capone gun did not match what was on display at the the feds apologized to the museum after realizing the mistake. >> whose was it? somebody's gun. >> how many years do we have going down? >> a thousand. is. >> party like a rock. start there and then kind of ease our way into the rest of our lives. oh my what a chilly way to start your friday. your day started. reall

mayor weaver announced 460 homes have had their bad service lines replaced so far. but here is the news for thanksgiving eve. today the brown family got their workers came this morning to their house, tore a couple of holes in the street, pulled out the old lead pipe that connected the brown's house to the water they replaced the service line so now the water that is gushing out of their tap is no running directly through a lead pipe cannot drink it yet. they're waiting on a new round of testing. even after the city some day will be able to declare the water safe, i got to tell you, it's still going to take time to restore the trust of people who have been living with it all this time. young son. >> i think probably -- we'll probably try cooking with it. but it's like once your trust has been broken and tooken for so long, so many years you've been lied to and say oh, it's safe, it's safe. and then it turned out to not be safe. was harmful, harming people? so i think it will be a process. it will be steps need to be took first before we jump into using the water but

stanford hosting weaver state and weaver state doesn't have lil lard any more they are in trouble. travis. inside. christian with 5 assist finding michael humphrey on the alley oop. travis 22 point. 15 pwovrmentd he is a beast inside. cardinal wins 67-frichbility now 3 and o. college football surprised tonight. fifth rank louisville at huh stop. senior night for the cougars. playing the final home game threw for 2 33 yards. two td and this is lucky sometimes off the deflexion there. right to duke the who had three touch downs on the night. ward to bonner. and it's a trick play that wor works. allen 50 yards later for the score. look at the final here as houston crushes louisville play off hopes. 36-10. nfl thursday night football saints and panthers 23 seconds left first half. newton with a strike to ex niner. initially they called it out of bounds but upon further review two feet in. touch down 20-3 pap thevrments all pro linebacker lou missed 3 games last year because of concussion. make the tackle and down with a strange injury. concussion protocol carted off the field in disstr

very difficult for kim weaver in district incumbent rod blum is falling behind monica vernon. we still now have a quarter of the votes in. still early there. and going to district 2 democrat dave loebsack hoping for his sixth term in the u.s. house and he has 58% of the vote right now with 41% of the precincts in leading crispy turs the republican candidate in that another ballot issue was the lynn county conservation bond measure. this needs a 60% super majority to pass. 77% of the votes are in. it has 75% of the votes at this point. this is a bond issue to fund water quality and par prooths and trails throughout welcome back to our continuing you've been looking the local races and the national races. any surprises for you as the representative or the leader of the lynn county democratic party brett in the local races. no, we've been looking at the results. and the incumbents are doing well. donald trump really catapulted. he was get rid of have inside the beltway for all these years. we're not necessarily seeing that in iowans. iowans tend to be more independent voters. and