we're going to get through this, stephanie. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. stephanie: i'm not ron burgundy. we have a great group of people to help us because clearly i need it. are we going to have ourselves a merry little christmas? brendan greeley is here. for christmas, i will have to get you a blazer. a woman who knows retail very well. in the former ceo a brooks brother. joe grow back is -- gromack is here. joe, welcome. i know everyone's name, just not my own. vonnie quinn. vonnie: that's me. thank you. good morning. dish forces have launched a major offensive in northern iraq . they are attacking isil fighters. they are led by us-led airstrikes and iraqi forces. they capture the city last year. that prompted the u.s. to begin air rates. the next round of talks on serious civil war resumes saturday in vienna. russia is proposing a political transition that will last 18 months. according to a draft proposal obtained by bloomberg, russia also wants u.n. becky to carry out -- backing to carry out airstrikes. the u.s. and allies says russia is aimed at sh

stephanie/ots it's what the stephanie/ots it's what the holiday is all about..giving thanks. and a colfax family is doing that in a big way...after their therapy horse who went missing last week...finally made it home. local 5's kattey ortiz first brought you this story on tuesday...now she shares this holiday miracle in tonight's big story. "animals are unpredictable at any given time." when buddy didn't come up to the barn for his morning grain last friday ... his owners knew something was wrong. it was just one week after denise and her family first welcomed buddy into their home when the horse suddenly was nowhere to be found. the kids spread out for a search all over the neighborhood with no luck. but once people heard buddy was a therapy horse for kids .... others were stepping up to the plate. "so many people reached out to us, told us they were going to keep an eye out." volunteers were ready to drop their turkey and stuffing today ... determined to bring buddy home. "people to give up their holiday for us? i feel very blessed." but the executive director of the anima

stephanie: and i' m stephanie woods. tonight, paris remains on edge, -- remains on edge. >> a massive series of airstrikes are happening in syria, where at least 20 bombs have been dropped, by the french government. in paris today, a false alarm sent hundreds of people into a collective panic. crowds spent the evening trying to reclaim barre city. month -- to mclean barre city. -- to mclean reclaim their city. but moments later -- authorities quickly determined it was a false alarm. fireworks, not gunshots. meanwhile, and for accomplices -- the hunt for octopuses heating up. -- this accomplices heats up. authorities releasing this picture. he is considered dangerous. one of the shooters, a 30-year-old man had been flagged as a possible terrorist five years ago. we also have picture of the passport found on one of the attackers, identifying him as a he came to a greek island last month, alone and unarmed. the prosecutor' s office confirms that her car was found in a suburb inside with several rifles. stephanie: close to h

stephanie/lam good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. the hawks taking the heroes game trophy back to iowa city tonight. the final score 28, 20. stephanie: the heroes game rivalry is pretty recent, the series launched when nebraska joined the big 10 in 2011. nebraska leads the series right now, three to two, despite today's win. local 5 sports director jon schaeffer will have more on today's game and what's next for the hawks later in sports. stephanie/lam: but today was more than just a football game, it's called the hy-vee heroes game for a reason. each year, "citizen hereos" are honored at halftime. last march, trooper tracy bohlen spotted a truck stopping and going in the middle of the interstate. the driver was having a siezure. lucily, his 15- year-old son managed to stop the car, but it was bohlen and the nurse in the car behind her that administered cpr and saved the man's life. " thought that someone needs help and this is what we do" "its humbling and its a big word! i dont look at myself as a hero, just right place right time

stephanie: it is. despite the fact that we are it is this shred of like, kind of positive, as you look the u.s. consumer. erik: i guess. it is short-term. walmart sold off the coast of allen said we would sell -- sold off because doug macmillan said we would selloff to build a business that was more like warm -- amazon. the markets had i hate that idea and sold the stock aggressively. here, once again, short-term guidance, and the stock is worth more. stephanie: i sat down with whitney tilson yesterday and he retailers, it is the kiss of death to try to compete with amazon. if you try to get in the amazon space, yes, maybe you can make it work in a specialty, but if you try to get in the way of just results, try something else -- jeff reseau's, try something else. the index shows while germany is grappling with a slowdown in emerging markets at threatens exports, it is benefiting from record low unemployment, cheap credit, and weakened currency. you, when you look at the global economy and the euro, wh

it was stephanie. she crawled right back into bed with him. >> she had come home. >> wow. >> she said this was all a horrible mistake and that she wanted to move back in. >> and i said, "are you sure?" and she said, "don't worry everything's fine." >> reporter: but now, just two days later, things were not fine. not at all. stephanie was missing, and dale was down at the police department telling officers where he thought his wife might have gone. >> i thought she would go somewhere with the wifi and be on the computer. and my other gue was maybe she went to ron's house. i didn't know. >> reporter: the police interviewed the other man, of course, ron holthaus. >> i just wanna ask straight up again, not accusing you, do you know where stephanie is right now? >> i absolutely have no idea. >> reporter: ron admitted he and stephanie had a romantic relationship but he denied they ever slept together. >> but we never ended up having sex. >> reporter: and then ron told them something very interesting -- that

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. hewitt this is david kirkpatrick at brian, and now list pivotal research. we never have you in person. moments ago, we were sitting with the h&m ceo talking about the collaboration, guess what? their website is crashing. crazy how these things work. it will get a first word news because i need to get on the website. test for the presence of explosives will be at the center of the investigation of the russian plane crash. u.s. and british officials speculated upon me have brought down the airbus a saturday in the egyptian desert. british prime minister david theron says he will discuss crash today with egypt's president. a million more migrants are expected to reach europe for the end of next year. that is the projection. or than 700,000 refugees have found sanctuary there this year. germany report taking in 181 migrants -- 100 81,000 migrants last month. on radio, donald trump hasn't had that starts airing today in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. 300 thousand dollars, the fir

stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. here with us throughout the hour to answer the question did video killed the radio star, the answer is no. that is bob pittman. david: i like the historical reference. bob: you only have to remember one video. david: let's get to the first word and with that, we go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: benjamin netanyahu meets with president obama today. he plans to discuss boosting u.s. military aid to israel. it will be his first visit to the white house since he tried to scuttle the u.s. nuclear deal with iran. russia is now focusing on the threat of terror at home. speculation is growing that a bomb threat down the airline in egypt. it is important to keep a simmering islamic state search and see under control. david cameron says he will campaign to stay in the european union if his demands are met. cameron says he is not satisfied with the status quo. he is taking a hard-line and says the u.k. could survive without being a part of the eu. he lays out his demands tomorrow. you can get more on

stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: it sounds strange to say it in november-- but local five is your severe weather headquarters. we're anticipating some potentially severe storms tomorrow. jack: so let's bring in chief meteorologist brad edwards who's tracking what's expected to be a fast- moving storm tomorrow. brad brad/tags on wx center tight shot look for scattered showers and storms to increase over iowa during the morning hours wednesday with the strongest storms likely to move through the metro between 11am and 4pm. there will be the threat for some hail, highs winds and even some isolated tornadoes with these fast-moving storms. stephanie: brad thanks-- and just to show this is... since 1980, iowa has seen just 22 tornadoes in the month of november. make sure to tune in tomorrow for full severe weather coverage. stephanie: our other big story tonight -- stephanie: polk county's latest homicide happened outside a nightclub that is right in the middle of a neighborhood. jack: neighbors say the loud noi

stephanie: i is stephanie ruhle. guess susan the house? it is erik schatzker. erik: the ceo of them be advisors is here -- milton. he ran mutual funds at oppenheimer and was a partner of the hedge fund pioneer. good to have you with us. before we get to the conversation, how about a little news with vonnie quinn? vonnie: world leaders are trying to get on the same page about global warming. about 150 other countries are in paris for a climate conference. any deal should include eight for them. that idea was backed by the president of china. conditions in his country's capital show the need for change. the pollution alert is up in beijing. a reading of a poisonous substance in the city's eric is five times higher than a safe level. the turkish leader says his company will not apologize for downing the russian warplanes y. the body of the pilot was sent to russia. the body died when turkey shot down the russian plane. thepope visited a mosque in war-torn capital of central african republic. religious violence has excavated since muslim rebels took over the countr

stephanie: there you go. let's take you to first word with our own -- you kind of look like clark kent to me. president obama resumes his push for a massive overhaul of the criminal justice system today. he will be at a drug treatment center in new jersey trying to focus on what happens to drug abusers once they finish serving their time. u.s. safety investigators may have found the wreck of the faro.ship el it disappeared in the bahamas with 33 people on board. sonar has found wreckage 15,000 feet below the ocean. fred thompson has died. the republican from 20 been almost nine years in the senate. -- tennessee spent almost nine years in the senate. order and isnline a real-life lawyer -- on law and order and was a real-life order in the watergate scandal. , also a behrens report saying the stock could drop 20% this year because of high valuations and waiting pipeline usage. shares are down 3.1%. cardinal health beating on earnings. beating on eps and on revenue. finally, zoetis may buy the animal care busine

stephanie: the leftovers are barely put away... but black friday shoppers are already out and about. stephanie: though it's not technically black friday yet, they're still standing in lines , waiting for sales that begin tonight. local 5 talked to a few of those metro shoppers who went from the thanksgiving dinner table to the shopping lane. ashu mellik, first time shopper: "they hand the tickets and it's first come, first serve. so, i just thought if i get here really early, i'd just get the ticket and i'd buy the stuff." tari gaulke, shopper: "kind of crazy, and i know that a lot of people don't like it, and i hate that people have to work on this day, but you know, i could stop, but everybody's still going to be out here. you can look and see that everybody's still in line." stephanie/lam best buy and old navy in west des moines have already opened their doors for early black friday deals tonight. people looking for good deals .. ahead of time best buy offers doorbusters tonight, including deals on tvs and play then they'll reop

stephanie: thanks amanda. jack: republican presidential candidates are also responding attack issue. there's simply not a do everything in our men, women and children who have their country. but the bad guys we must not be foolish." we should be humanely in middle that are majority muslim. we can help refugee status, but the first obligation of be as commander in safety of the united states of america." jack: ted cruz, by the way, got an important iowa endorsement congressman throwing his the texas he's the one unapologeticall conservative principles. " and the candidate i'll how to act when it's time to act. i believe ted cruz is the candidate who is the answer to my prayers. a candidate whom god will use to restore the soul of america." jack: cruz didn't attend king's announcement because he's campaigning in south carolina. but he did send out this tweet, saying he was, quote, "beyond honored" to receive king's endorsement. problem is-- it came out before king's actual endorsement... a good 6 minutes before.

stephanie: and moving to new details now from the waukee school district-- stephanie: that's where a committee has decided to recommend new boundaries for the district. it's a topic that many parents there have been talking about -- they say they're tired of having their kids switch schools. the district has rezoned their schools as many as 7 times in the last 20 years -- but the city is rapidly growing and the district is struggling to keep up. in a meeting last night -- 75 percent of the committe members voted to change the district's boundaries once again. now no action was taken last night -- that will happen at a meeting on december 14th. if approved -- the changes could impact 574 elementary students and 61 middle school students. jack: 43 million dollars for a filling station in afghanistan. now, iowa senator chuck grassley is doing some digging into the task force that approved the construction. the now- defunct u-s task force spent 800 million dollars in its economic development mission there in afghanistan. most of the projects never got off the ground. now, senator grassle

stephanie: there you go. david: unless tightly constrained by public policy, thanks make a economies unstable. he is talking about private credit. you look at private credit. the distinction of banks. was neveron that i able to determine was that is the swiss model the way to go? putting my cash on the balance sheet? you don't have to go -- why is it never the fault of the person who goes out and takes it? a bank cannot be trusted to get money for the right reasons. this is the argument he makes. i'm catching up to this late. i scoured a number of reviews. it seems the argument he is making is that people tend to blow money. when it is available people will use it for things like real estate. it is not being borrowed to create real demand in the economy. that is why he says the central bank would be better off with a budget deficits. you can count on the government to create demand for the kinds of earnings that economies want to grow, as opposed to it and inflation of financial assets, which he says is worth

stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. it is friday morning. we are wrapping up our fifth week on "bloomberg ." david: day job numbers coming out. stephanie: we have a lot to cover. guest is also a fantastic singer. we might get him to sing later in the hour. termeff just coined the t.ince valeant' first, how about some news with vonnie quinn? the u.s. jobs report for october is due out. economists expect it will show nonfarm payrolls grew by 185,000. that is the consensus forecast. janet yellen said this week that data would make a rate increase a live possibility month's central-bank policy meeting -- at next month's central-bank policy meeting. therity is tighter after crash of the russian jet in egypt. thousands of british tourists are returning home today. no cause has been pinpointed. and in the next republican presidential fight, as christie and mike huckabee will be on the undercard. they will not be among the a candidates. they will be dropped into an earlier forum. did not qualify for either event. those of the latest headlines. y

stephanie? stephanie: now it is time to return to global go, we focus on tensions between russia and turkey after a russian fighter jet was shot down in the syrian border. has moved ton reinforce operations in syria while turkey showed no signs of backing down. our middle east editor elliott joint is now. turkish and russian counterparts are both speaking today, and it is not telling anyone is backing down. elliott: we have had some conciliatory words. vladimir putin ruled out any kind of military retaliation. to place over syrian airspace, and the turks insisted to place over turkish airspace. they also heard from turkey's prime minister enable say there is no wish to escalate tensions between turkey and russia. indeed, we heard from one wire service in russia that the foreign ministers of turkey and russia are set to meet in the coming days. plus side. on the brushes will be to reinforce space in syria. turkey is moving tanks to the border with syria as well. turkey is insisting it was within

stephanie: new at five now... stephanie: we're getting a look at a high speed chase that went through two counties today. it started in warren county around 9 in the morning. state patrol helped out deputies from warren and madison county in the chase, and as you can see on the dash board camera video, the driver was able to stay ahead of police during the chase. the driver eventually stopped in a dallas county farm yard, and was arrested. police tell us the driver is randy lee barnes of adel. no injuries were reported. stephanie: in des moines...three people were taken to the hospital this afternoon after a roll over accident. it happened around 2-15 in the afternoon at 9th and grand avenue. a car hit an oncoming car...causing it to rollover. des moines police say the victims are still in the hospital. jack/ots: president obama rejected the proposed keystone xl pipeline today, ending the 7-year political fight over the canada-to-texas project. it would have carried 800- thousand barrels of petroleum a day from ca

stephanie: but next... we'll tell you why uber drivers are starting to embrace the old when it comes to paying for your ride home... are iowa" stephanie/ots uber may be for letting you pay for your ride home...through the app itself. but in other countries, cash is king. uber says it now accepts cash payments for drivers in six countries. they include india, kenya, saudi arabia, vietnam, the philippines and indonesia. that's because cash is still the most popular payment option in those countries. uber is reportedly contemplating a cash option for pakistan by the end of the year. stephanie: good news for the housing market. home sellers saw an average gain of more than 40 thousand dollars in the third quarter. that's the highest price gain since 2007. the same period saw an increase in first-time home buyers. the good news does come with a price.... higher mortgage interest rates are expected sooner rather than later. jack: the iowa wild took the ice this morning against milwaukee in front of more than eigh

stephanie: i' m stephanie woods. three people were taken to boston with life-threatening injuries. kristen carosa has all the details. kristen: this is where the car came crashing through. it tore through the guard rail of trees, making it hard to pull the people out of the car and to safety. firefighters are calling this one of the most extensive extrication' s they have ever had to perform. firefighters were called around 5:30 by people living off the highway who said they could see headlights in the woods. once they arrived, they saw that the car had punched through the guard rail and had gone more than 150 feet into the woods. the car was upside down and suspended in the air by trees. three people were trapped inside. firefighters used the jaws of life to get them outside. two of them were taken to boston, and one was taken by ambulance, all with serious injuries. crews search the woods for any people who might' ve been thrown from the vehicle. >> they kept mentioning that they believed there were other people in the car. we did a search at night with thermal imaging cameras an

stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... jack: what was jeb bush doing this morning at hy- vee? jack: and next...how did marco rubio do in front of a davenport crowd after his strong performance in last night's debate? "you're watching local meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie: a few presidential candidates spent their veterans day meeting with iowans. stephanie/ots local veterans also got served breakfast and cofee someone a little differently this morning. gop presidential candidate jeb bush visited with vets at the johnston hy-vee earlier today, pouring their coffee and honoring their service. bush had three stops in central iowa today following his debate performance in milwaukee. many political experts said bush's fellow florida candidate, marco rubio, won last night's debate. stephanie: though he wasn't declared last night's winner, jeb bush picked up an endorsement from a former presidential candidate and veteran. bob dole will now serve as bush's national veterans chair for

stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. here with us through the hour, tom giles, and co-anchor, erik schatzker, who i can tell -- for: it is a bloody quarter macy's here to reporting adjusted earnings -- reporting $.66.ed earnings of it is not always clear if the reported earnings per share number matches up with analyst estimates, but here is something that is clear -- not sales came in at 5.87 billion dollars. analysts were looking for $6.1 billion. you can see macy's is trading down, accelerating the declines in premarket trading. this is a company that has disappointed on revenue for nine of the past 10 quarters. something is wrong with terry lundgren machine. stephanie: it is not just terry lundgren's machine -- retail across the board is hurting. you cannot walk into this office without walking into any retailer with sales, discounts --look at single state single day in china. it is about sales. erik: except we were intoxicated that lundgren had done something different at macy's, mastering the on the channel when ev

stephanie? stephanie: pfizer says it is nearing an agreement to buy allergan in what could be the largest u.s. tax inversion deal ever. shares of allergan slid last night in extended trading after the u.s. treasury issued a letter saying later this week we intend to issue additional inversions.deter d.c..oins us in clearly, the statement made an impression. how big of a threat is this? let's get real about the ability to change law. zach: the treasury simply does not have the authority to stop a allergan ise one discussing. pfizer and allergan are already talking price right now. effectll already have an on the value. potentiallythem have to rethink the pricing of the deal depending on what they think. what treasury is doing is within their existing authority under the law, which is not that great, do anything bigger about tax inversions, you have to have -- ofge of an legislation inversion on legislation. that does not look like it will be anytime soon. >> i do not think the deal will get hampe

jack thanks for joining us stephanie and i'm stephanie recapping those central iowa is our big story tonight. stephanie: the national finishing up their surveys for today and here's an ef-2 near plano-- that was the night's strongest storm. two ef-one mahaska county. and an ef-0 in guthrie county and at the des moines airport, stephanie: even with an ef zero, the wind was up to 75 miles per hour... here's what that looked like on the ground of the des moines airport... video shot from a traveler inside the terminal. this coming to us via twitter... the plane ladder carried away by gusts across the runway. stephanie: that airport storm also caught on camera here looking from the south near cumming -- you can see the funnel cloud forming. this tornado was spotted by the official team of meteorologists who are stationed at the des moines airport. stephanie: those weather observers who work inside the tower want you to know just how important their job is ... because the f-a-a might get rid of them. local five's kattey ortiz is here with the story new at 10. kattey at any given moment ..

welcome to bloomberg stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. we have a big day of bloomberg. it is the year ahead. summit. president obama himself writing a bloomberg view piece focused on tpp. david: the beginning of a campaign to get passage in congress. stephanie: this is a huge initiative. it is a huge initiative for us to a deliver you a very special morning. our d.c. bureau chief is in the house. i'm not going to say it is a huge deal p at i'm going to say it is a pretty good deal. a bloomberg favorite of mine is here. tim cook was speaking carried you'll have to weigh in on that and a whole lot more. corey: big day. stephanie: news first. let's go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: a federal appeals court has daeealt a blow to president obama's plan to prevent immigrants from being deported. tates try to stop it. the states led by texas would probably end up winning the lawsuit. top maybe the supreme court. the senate is expected to pass a bill that would ban moving on, bay prisoners to the u.s. prisoners.12 most of them captured in anti-terror operations. congress would have to

stephanie/wxhang: thanks james. fans with plenty about this time of year yeah stephanie local 5 sports we'll hear from from around iowa city on what they're thankful for this season. that's next. "now, local 5 sports hawkeye fans may not have had much to be thankful for when it came to their football team. jake rudock was underwhelming. they were under achieving-- and there wasn't much hope in the future at least at the time. but alex giaimo shows us-- this year is a totally different story for hawks fans. "(alex giaimo) thanksgiving is a holiday that we all share and love.and often the tradition of football and thanksgiving go hand in hand. the iowa hawkeyes have already clinched the big ten in hand. the iowa hawkeyes have already clinched the big ten west and are heading to indianapolis for a chance at a championship. so in the spirit of giving thanks, let's see what hawkeye nation is thankful for this season. (marcus abbott) i'm glad this was our year and we had a lot of upsets and a lot of good times. i'm glad f

stephanie: u.s. ambassador jane hartley says it was more than attack on paris, it was an assault on humanity and we will speak with her in a few moments. could it happen here? u.s. officials are trying to figure out where the country's most vulnerable and we will speak to the former head of homeland security, michael chertoff. stocks are showing resilience after the terrorist attack and investors want to know if there will be any long-term impact. welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." david: here with us is rich yamerone and let's start with matt miller. the paris of fact is not the negative as far as u.s. equity market. in the past, we have seen terror attacks drag down markets for a few days. u.s. futures are up across the board. these are not huge gains but significant and we see gains in european markets as well. the euro continues to decline and we see it trade now at a six-month low. take a look at the cac. the dax and the footsie is up at the cac has been bouncing up and down, now at

brad stephanie: jack: stephanie: this is a picture of a farm stephanie: this is a picture this is a picture of a farm damaged by these storms today in woodward... and here's the crazy coincidence of the day... years ago, we had tornadoes just like we did today. stephanie: they tore through dallas, boone and hamilton counties. one of the first towns hit was woodward. but, 10 years later, the town has rebuilt, though that day is still a fresh memory. local 5's claire powell has the story. "it was very windy that day, very windy and out of nowhere the storms started brewing" "i looked to sw and see a black column and dirt surround the tornado" november 12th 2005. by the time tornado sirens rang out, this twister was on top of woodward. " it kind of just came out of nowhere" barreling down on homes and businesses. " i didnt even bother to put shoes on, went 3 miles down the road, came back adn it was all over that quickly" but as quickly as it came, it ended. "it was absolutely mind-blowing devastation when you came into town" the path cut across the

had stephanie been murdered? >> it's a whodunit. i had at least three viable suspects. >> any one of whom had a potential motive. >> w wn "dateline" continunu. >> reporter: it was perplexing, almost, that a thing so awful could happen in the midst of such beauty. here in the frigig rushing water of the blue river, three and half days after she disappeared, they found sphanie roller bruner, nude but for a tie dyed shirt that still clung to her body, came to rest against a tumble of snow covered rocks. >> it was just a little bit farther beyond that where the e ter gets calmer, we located hehe-- her remains. >> reporter: just over by that second bend there? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: she hadn't gone far. agent greg sadar, of the colorado bureau of investigation. how far from her house? >> a rough guess off the top of my head, 300, 350 yards. >> reporter: the news spread fast. >> today, investigators say they have found a body. day. >> your heart drops. let's find out what happened to her along with humongous sadness. >> reporter: the c

stephanie: new at five now... stephanie/otsr three iowa state senators are trying to stop the governor from privatizing the management of iowa's medicaid system. they traveled to washington d-c today to speak to white house staff and the federal agency that handles these decisions. branstad wants to hire an outside company to manage the system, which includes hawk-i coverage for low income children. but it still requires approval from the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services before it can take effect january 1st, 2016, as proposed by the governor. we spoke to one of the state senators from d-c today. "what's scary is that this did not go through a legislative process.560,000 iowans, 4.2 billion dollars. we could have worked on this, we could have talked about this, we could addressed situations like this, and we didn't. and, so now, this is what's scary." stephanie: the governor sent us a statement today saying quote "iowa is taking a thoughtful modernizing including a two- year phase-in for our most

stephanie/2shot thanks brad. triple a reports more than 46 million americans will be traveling for the holiday, a lot of them going more than 50 miles away from home. take videobox this marks the seventh consecutive year of higher travel numbers. lower gas prices are behind some of the uptick in travelers, while the price to fly has actually gone up for thanksgiving travelers. jack/2shot we'll be updating our website with the latest weather conditions. go to we-are- iowa-dot-com anytime for updates on the storm. stephanie: iowa is about to go through a huge undertaking. stephanie/2shot a complete re- vamp of the state's medicaid system. jack: there are five weeks left before the new plan is supposed to start... january first. but there are issues. the packets have arrived -- but the plans aren't even in place. local five chief political correspondent amanda krenz is here to show you why it could be a smooth transistion -- or a disaster, amanda? amanda: there is a very high level of concern that this big change is

stephanie/2wx: stephanie: and it's going to stephanie: and it's going to be a chilly night for our sports team out covering the final night of playoff games around the state. jack: sports director jon schaeffer is in johnston once again as he gets ready for another big night of football. jon: thanks jack-- it's quarterfinal action-- coming up on local 5 sports we take a look at the games we'll feature on blitz and a look back at some of our favorite plays from the regular season. with jon schaeff here in for the quarterfinal matchup between the valley tigers and johnston dragons. now-- tonight will mark the final blitz of the year-- so we put together some of our favorite highlights from the regular season. no shortage of big runs, big hits, and big catches in this one check it out. "nat sounds of high school football being played during the season. " a look at our feature tonight in the final blitz playoff edition. in 4a lewis central takes on dowling catholic at williams stadium. and valley will be here at johnston. in 3a norwalk taking on dc-g pella is at davenport assumption. and webs

stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. i try not to agree with tom keene as much as possible, but he was right, walk, don't run. outstanding. anchor isanger is -- megan murphy. we have a lot to cover here, but we are also following breaking news. turkish forces shot at a russian warplane knew the border with -- near the border with northwestern syria. officials say jet fighters ignored repeated warnings they were violating turkish airspace. ryan, russia is denying entering syrian airspace, and says this is a very serious incident. it was more clarity around the details. turks of,e then, the with satellite images that they the russianate airplane was in turkish airspace. but on the surface, this is a very serious incident. it would be, after all, the first time in nato country has taken down a russian jet. that since the syrian conflict began. and since nato was actually formed. that is perhaps the issue here. pilots, the two pilots of the russian jet both ejected. and we have subsequently heard that one of them may have be

stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: police are investigating how a 22 year old des moines woman was hit and killed by the same car she was riding in just seconds before. it all happened on saturday night just before midnight. near the intersection of hull and delaware avenues in des moines. that's where we find local 5's claire powell with more details on today's big story. claire jack and stephanie, des moines police are trying to put the pieces together. how did 22 year old haley hols get out of the car she was riding in on halloween night. and the bigger question-- why the driver, her new fiance, continued driving.. hitting and killing her right here. as you can see by this memorial, both his family and hers are trying to cope with the loss. 48 hours after the accident family and friends are stapling photos to a memorial remembering 22 year old haley hols as a happy, newly engaged woman. "thats engagement and yellow is engagement" des moines police say hols was riding in a ve

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stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. lots to cover. 170 hostages are being held in mali. we have that and a lot more, but for its list get you first word news with vonnie quinn. u.s. and french troops have entered the hotel in the african nation of mali. three people have been killed. in mali's capital, by mike: -- bamako. u.s. and french troops are living room to room to get guests out of the hotel. no word on who the gunmen are and what they want. beenhan hollered has released from prison. he wants to go live in israel, but after terms of his parole, but under terms of his parole, he has to stay in the u.s. for five years. ministerh interior took a thinly veiled jab after plus, there are forants out for the arrest the parents of -- the markets now with matt miller. matt: let's take a look at futures here. we are seeing gains across the board. futures did come down after the news of the terror attack. but we have bounced back pretty substantially right now, with s&p futures up about five points, dow jones mini contracts up about 5. you see the dollar had come down . it h

local 5's stephanie kim has more. stephanie? the need for more cameras on buses is more apparent than before. for johnston community schools, it's something they've been working on. "a second pair of eyes to monitor behavior, it's great practice to have a camera on there in case anything should happen." only 2 out of their 80 buses have cameras installed... and they say before last week's assault, they ordered eight more. "once they arrive they'll be installed on buses that have the highest need for situations like that." johnston schools is one of the few in the metro that own and operate their buses. that means the money for the cameras will have to come out of their budget but at two thousand dollars a piece... covering their whole fleet will take time. " that's 160 thousand dollars, we're in a deficit, we can't do that" some school districts around the metro like west des moines, waukee, and ankeny have security cameras on all their buses. they also have contracts with other bus companies. others like des moines public schoo

stephanie time for another quick break... chief brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang >>> breaking news tonight. the secret service officer at the white house under arrest. accused of trying to send inappropriate pictures of himself to a teenage girl. authorities say allegedly trying to communicate with a minor

stephanie: thank you so much. great conversation. ♪ stephanie: breaking news for the retail sector, target numbers are out soon, what are they say about the american consumer? a lot of of people are hating on this recovery, and will housing hold up? we get the latest data on residential real estate. ♪ stephanie: from hong kong to london, to new york city, welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." david: we have so much to cover. we would have to put a leaf on the table. if matthew winkler, very red ,oles our good friend -- barry our good friend, and the at her bloomingdale's, not bloomberg, so welcome. stephanie: it is right next door. they go hand in hand. those target numbers are coming out, so let's bring in another member of the family, matt miller. matt: earnings came out in line at $.86 and revenue was in line at well. pullingy're doing is off the bottom of the range of their forecast. they previously said they would have earnings-per-share for the sayingar, now they're for 65-475, that tightening

stephanie: good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack: and i'm jack miller. tonight, fifteen year old christian suarez shares his first-hand experience of the bus ride home last thursday. christian, his family and their attorney held a press conference today. local 5's kattey ortiz was there and not only did she ask christian about the incident, she sat down with his family. jack: she here now, with an interview you'll see only here on local 5. kattey: there were a few smiles from tell me he's traumatized. they say there's nothing their son said or did that justifies the way the bus driver handled his temper. especially when ... according to their attorney ... the school district was aware of another complaint against the bus driver about his temper from a different parent ... just a week before this happened. "i was mad, angry, scared" for the first time ... 9th grader christian suarez share's his perspective of last thursday's bus ride home ... when his bus driver was caught on video shoving him to the floor. "when he was walking back to me, i was scared he

stephanie: take a good look at this. des moines police want to know if you recognize two suspects in a burglary. police were called to the laundry place on university avenue last night. the suspects, a male and female, were recorded on video as they broke into the place. : stephanie: and over in fort dodge...police need help in figuring out who robbed a kum n go overnight. fort dodge police got a call a little before 2 am to the kum and go station. a gas statio employee said this person came into the store with a gun and demanded money. the suspect then ran out of the store with some cash...we don't yet know hoe much. police think it's likely someone saw the robber running away. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... jack: how would you handle a burglar coming in to your home? find out what one grandmother did when she had to deal with a dangerous situation. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate news at 5, we are iowa." jack: a washington

i'm stephanie ruhle. david: i have been fasting. stephanie: i am getting geared up. david: helping us kickoff this big program is jason kelly, in the house. jason: good morning, guys. i am trying to get ahead of thanksgiving. david: first we have to do the first word, and that is vonnie quinn. vonnie: good morning david and stephanie. the city of brussels is under lockdown because of fear of an imminent terrorist attack. schools, jobs, and the imminent subways -- schools, jobs, and the subway system remain close. they expect a peristyle attack with multiple attacks taking place at once. we will go to brussels for more in a moment. francois hollande has the u.k. on board in his attempts to build a coalition to fight islamic state he met with amy cameron today. that he met with david cameron today. tomorrow he meets with president obama in washington. onn with angela merkel wednesday, and vladimir putin on thursday. argentina has voted for a big change. macrition leader mauricio has been elected president, setting the stage for improved relations with the u.s. he has p

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. here with us is the ceo tina brown, also known for her time as editor in chief at "vanity and "the new yorker." let's give you first word news. david, what do you have? david: transcanada corporation wants to delay on the keystone pipeline. they have asked the state department to suspend their assessment of the $8 billion project because they want to work with nebraska authorities on the pipelines route, but critics say transcanada is hoping to delay the decision until after the election in hopes the next president will be republican. those killed in the crash of a russian jetliner making a visit to the st. petersburg more today. nine bodies have been identified and the jet was bringing vacationers back to russia from egypt. egypt's president is scoffing islamic state lehman that it brought down the airbus. russia's government and airline officials are making conflicting claims about the cause. angela merkel that support on the approach to the refugee crisis. the head of germany's lob

brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! and clear with temps dropping into the low and mid 30s. tuesday will start off with sunshine, but probably won't end that way as a large, energetic system cranks up to our southwest. it will still be mild and dry tuesday though with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 for most locations. the rain from this large system will start rolling in wednesday am and could become stormy throughout the day. it looks like we will have a chance for some severe weather for especially the southern half of iowa and in the afternoon wed. we will be keeping a close eye on this powerful system to be sure! in its wake, we will have some very chilly winds thursday and friday as temps stay in the 40s for most areas. we will rebound this weekend with mid 50s saturday and then low 60s in the metro sunday! brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ thanks, brad! jack: why is this cup causing all kinds after the break. "you're watching local jack: christmas controversies tops what's trending now. jack: maybe you've seen this st

stephanie: thanks kattey. and again our winter storm coverage starts tomorrow morning, sam will tell you all the information you need to know before you leave for work or school in the morning. then throughout the day, our weather team will post central iowa's most accurate forecast--hour by hour up on our website. that's we are iowa dot com. jack: you may notice something different about the snow plows on the streets tomorrow. instead of the familiar amber flashing lights we're used to -- like these -- the d-o-t is debuting its new white and blue flashing lights. this is part of a new law passed last legislative session to increase safety. since 2009, dot plows have been hit more than 230 times, causing more than 40 injuries and costing the state nearly 1.8 million dollars. plow drivers are hoping the new lights will make them easier to see stephanie: the gop frontrunner in central iowa today. stephanie: donald trump was in newton today for a town hall meeting with voters. the hot topic for politicians this w

check out the latest in weather stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: weather photo? post it to we are just click on the share it tab! jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon the iowa wild have a goal tender who's battled his where he is. jon/2bam: that's right jack but those battles haven't just been on the hockey rink. " it was a pretty scary time but luckily i had " it was a pretty scary time but luckily i had didn't realize what coming up on local 5 sports gives you an idea has been a cornerstone for his life. "now, local 5 sports growing up in canada the sport of choice for most kids is hockey. for iowa wild goaltender leland irving that holds true. the netminder has dealt with some ups and downs-- not just in hockey-- but in life as well. leland irving's road to the iowa wild has been anything but normal-- he's gone from the calgary flames-- to the khl in russia-- now to des moines. "it's been a battle like definitely not the easiest road to further my career." but at the age of 7 irving had to face a battle bigger than any his career wou

stephanie: thanks. and you can stay up to date with the latest forecast and radar by using our wmur storm watch weather app, available for both apple and android devices. adam: the manchester boston regional airport was busy today as the holiday weekend comes to a close. the u.s. state department issued a worldwide travel alert two days before thanksgiving after recent terror attacks and increased threats. authorities say the airport operated at a heightened level t notice any differences and traveling to and easy. t been bad. the trip home was pretty calm. airports haven' t been took busy. >> it' s been good. no problems. nothing really going on, same old stuff. adam: during the holidays, travelers are asked to arrive 90 to 120 minutes before flights to large crowds. stephanie: manchester students will be headed back to school tomorrow at a different time. the high school will start at 7:45 and end at 2:53. middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20. elementary school will begin at 8:45 and end at 2

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. jack: there's a big jack: there's a big event coming up where you can help support the fight against prostate cancer -- and have a great night out at the same time. it's zero prostate cancer night at the iowa wild. it's coming up friday night, november 20th. the first 15- hundred fans at the game will get a free foam finger encouraging men to get checked. go to our website to find the zero prostate story, and there's a link inside that story to buy the tickets. stephanie: big news from the iowa high school athletic association tonight, due to tomorrow's snow storm, the 4a championship game scheduled for tomorrow night has been postponed. they'll play monday instead. jack: isn't stopping the football action tongiht. norwalk for the 3a title. the local 5 sports team is the game tonight. sports director joins us now. jon? coming up on local 5 the 3a championship talk with both coaches showdown when we come back. "now, local 5 sports " welcome back-- i'm joined by jordan furbee here at th

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: stephanie: snap a cool weather photo? post it to we are iowa dot com. just click on the share it tab! ! jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon cold weather-- but thankfully tomorrow's 3a title game will be in the dome. jon/2bam: yeah jack pella and norwalk collide. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from pella's coach mckinstrey and what he says about his district 7 rival-- norwalk. "now, local 5 sports saturday doesn't look all that great for the hawkeyes game against purdue. maybe that's why the game has a couple thousand seats left? but really? come on people this game could clinch the first big west title in program history. alex giaimo tells us more from iowa city. "with a win on saturday iowa clinches a big ten west division title an objective they've been targeting since day one of preseason. (cj beathard) yea it means a lot one of our goals in the offseason was to get to this point and right now we've put ourselves in a spot to get to be at this point but you know we are just trying to