>> amanda: and the race tied. nbc news is reporting the iowa race for president is so razor thin despite their assumption that it was going to be a takeaway and i can tell you right now, they are looking at so while people say your vote didn't matter, it is a 3000 vote -- or 3300? there it is, 30,000. that was hard to read. snow i am looking over at the monitor going where does it say that? >> amanda: big takeaways right now. nbc news has not yet declared trump the w >> such an important thing for the state but how many of these it news houses are using extreme judgment tonight not to jump the gun and turns out to be not true so be very careful and as chris tin pointed out, the hanging chad situation with bush, don't want a repeat of that. still no new president of the united states so we will be working for you here throughout >>> it is 11:30 in the east. as we look at democracy plaza, nbc news projecting that donald trump is the apparent winner in florida. donald trump the apparent winner in he appears to be win

amanda gave birth to her daughter. the bright light that made the darkness bearable and gave her a reason to live. but it wasn't easy. >> it was so hard because i didn't are the control to do what i wanted or teach her what i wanted. i had to go through everything with him. i wanted to make sure that she knew like her abcs and 123s. she would do them and that would be school. >> despite the environment today she is a vibrant little girl who loves people and is a normal kid. escape was anything but normal. >> it was insane. when we got home we didn't realize it was going to be such a big thing like it was. media everywhere. you can't go outside. you can't go shopping. so i any it was hard to like adjust to it. because we weren't prepared. >> now that she is free to do what she wants and castro is dead do the memories of seymour avenue still live? >> i city have times hear a certain song it will take me back. or if i see something that we eat in the house. i don't think you ever get rid of it. i hope that you would but i

>> amanda: it's, it's truly not. >> anthony: why? >> amanda: union is together. we've grown this community out of taking care of each other. >> anthony: you have to remember what it was like here for workers before unions if you can imagine. men worked underground for as little as three dollars a day, ten to twelve hour shifts six days a week. thousands died over the years in industrial accidents either underground or from silicosis. lungs ravaged from the airborne silicate dust. >> amanda: you don't have any rights in your workplace unless you bond together and have a collective voice. >> anthony: in a one company town despite hiring assassins and strike- breakers, buttes thousands of workers successfully managed to unionize. labor costs increased while copper prices slumped. anaconda responded by moving their production increasingly south. way south. to chile. with such impediments as labor laws and fair wages were more malleable. >> amanda: we serve as the example of about what happens if you allow unfettered capitalism. >> anthony: but isn't there something b

my exclusive interview with amanda berry reveals how she survived years. you are >>> on this veterans day we honor the sacrifices made each and every day. that is the case for a local marine he did not see for six years but that all changed today. news 5's bob jones was there for the touching moment. it never gets old. >> reporter: it is certainly a day a brother and sister will never forget, and it all played out here at barberton high school. a surprise reunion that brought emotion. the entire per person girls basketball team was in on the story under coach. >> undulations on 30 years as the coach. >> it is. most of my life. >> reporter: later did she know the magical moment was about to be all about her. as the girls lined up for a picture, a man in the short stuck in. that is brandon griffith, 15 years in county serving his country as he has not seen his little sister in six years. >> we have a special guest today. it is veterans day. [ applause ] >> reporter: a lot can change from third grade until ninth- grade. >> reporter: today time stood still. th

amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ amanda: we are from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. plus covering stories from chicago and the anna u.s. stocks try to extend record highs, creating bouncing around today. the dow is the only main -- major average in the green. decisionsmp makes about his cabinet, saying he secretarycarson for and nikki haley for u.s. ambassador. boston market is cashing in on lower commodity charges. the chain will be with us to talk about turkey and its expansion to the middle east. are one hour from the close of trading. time to check back with julie hyman. julie: the dow is the only major average on the green. small caps not included. i want to check on those as well. an incredible winning streak. 14 straight sessions of gains. outperformed larger stocks since the election. it is up one quarter of 1% today. at aow also trading record. the s&p very little changed and the nasdaq lacking today down about one third of 1%. a mixed picture overall but a record

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us more about amanda. >> amanda is a special, special young lady, talk about a unique perspective, one time patient has just started working in the same hospital where she was treated for cancer. >> hi. >> amanda is a nurse with a special insight, and a long history with saint christopher's hospital for children. >> i have only ever wanted to work here. >> reporter: she's 22 and just got the job. her journey started 14 years ago when she was diagnosed with leukemia. >> without, the nurses that took care of me i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: many are still around and reminisce with a scrap book made by amanda's mom. >> back when my hair was falling out. >> reporter: she was seven, battling blood cancer and spent hours getting treatment at the hospital. >> i remembered one of the first nights that she was diagnosed i remember it. >> it is wonderful that she grew up to have wonderful after what she went through as a patient. >> reporter: now 11 years in remission, amanda is paying it forward. >> and, it is comfort, when a child comes with

una hermosa amistad que naciÓ cuando amanda se dio cuenta que su compaÑero mexicano no tenÍa amigos en la escuela. >> me sentÍ mal de verlo solo, querÍa que tuviera alguien con quien sentarse y le escribÍ una carta, cuenta amanda. como no habla espaÑol usÓ el traductor de google y tradujo palabra a palabra de inglÉs a espaÑol para que rafael leyera la carta en su idioma. >> hola rafael, me gustarÍa que se siente conmigo, podrÍamos estar coloreando y contando historias de miedo. gracias por tu tiempo, firma amanda. >> esta invitaciÓn pinto de colores el mundo de rafael. >> no tenÍa amigos, no conocia a nadie, pero cuando amanda me dio la carta, ahora ya si tenÍa mÁs amigos. >> con solo meses en la escuela rafael tenÍa una limitaciÓn para comunicarse que lo tenÍa desmotivado para asistir a clases.. >> de hecho ya toma la iniciativa, se levanta temprano, se va a la escuela solo. >> todo gracias al buen corazÓn de amanda, que en vez de darle la espalda al niÑo nuevo prefiriÓ darle una mano. no paraba de llorar porque es tan lindo que hizo un esfuerzo extra para hacer

amanda, look how they've grown. and this is for you, young man. come over here next to your uncle alfred. now, let's lean down here and see. i bet you can't guess what it is. well, come on. an airplane? ah, now, what makes you think it's an airplane? look, a fire engine. i wanted an airplane. [gasps] he-- he's just crazy about fire engines. [laughs] this is for you. thank you, mrs. bellows. you're welcome. he's hungry. yeah, you give him a cracker. ah, look, amanda. she's trying to feed him. [laughs] isn't that sweet? won't you come inside and have a cup of coffee? tony is inside. well, thank you, but we just had some coffee, but anyway. jeannie: please, come in. amanda: oh, thank you, dear. [???] oh. how are you doing, dr. bellows? forgive us for intruding, colonel, but we've just had to see the children. they brought them the most wonderful toys. oh, now, you shouldn't have done that. every time you come here, you spoil them rotten. oh, don't be silly. we enjoy it. they're wonderful children. oh, yes. they take after their father. they take afte

chiqui: amanda? ya estoy aquÍ. llegamos en cinco minutos. amanda! la vida de amanda cambiÓ totalmente cuando por casualidad agarrÓ un ramo en la boda de sus mejores amigos. amanda: entro yo, feliz a acompaÑar a mi amiga, jamÁs esperÉ que esa noche iba a conocer al amor de mi vida fue. porque lo vi y fue amor a primera vista, yo cachÉ el ramo y Él la liga. y entonces jamÁs me esperÉ que mi amiga dijera, sientese, vamos hacer algo. me siento y lo voy viendo a Él, lo veo arrodillado y dije, que guapo ese hombre. chiqui: amanda guarda esa liga. amanda: una coincidencia. chiqui; quÉ pasÓ despuÉs? amanda: yo me tuve que regresar a maryland, Él llegÓ y despuÉs tenÍa que trabajar, se retirÓ, nos dimos los nÚmeros de telÉfono. amanda: cÓmo se entendÍan? con mi inglÉs es cortado, me propuso matrimonio en inglÉs por telÉfono y yo le dije sÍ. yo estaba masticando y me quedÉ callada y le digo sÍ, me dice ok, no quiero que la mujer que yo ame, ande ilegal, quiero dar un bienestar a gabriela. tuvimos un hijo juntos. chiqui: mientras gra

with ron steele, amanda goodman, rick coleman. we've got you --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 now for your full forecast. how's the weekend looking from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: afternoon, otherwise it will be a mostly sunny sky. temperatures will be a bit cooler than yesterday in the lower and middle 50s, but that is normally where we should be for this time of year. frost is possible tonight with clear skies, light winds and lows in the mid 20s to around 30. light winds will turn to the southeast after midnight and may be just enough to start temperatures up a bit. cool weather saturday will lead to above normal temperatures again on sunday that will continue most of the week. we will stay dry through thursday in the kwwl viewing area. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: high clouds will be over parts of the kwwl viewing area this afternoon, ot

kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in dyersville with a closer look. good morning amanda. it's known as the granddaddy of them all.... the national farm toy show draws in about 6,000 people each year from all over the country. it's held here at the farm toy where there are thousands of toys, exhibits and displays. this is all about how farming has changed throughout the years. it's also about the history of tractors and how thy help make harvesting successful. there's a dinner, a silent auction, a micro-mini pull. last year, the show organizer said, "there's probably over 500 tables at this show. over 200 vendors from states that are just set up at the show," says show organizer matt scheibe. in dyersville amanda gilbert news 7 kwwl. it's known as the granddaddy of them all.... the national farm toy show draws in about 6,000 people each year from all over the country. it's held here at the farm toy museum... where there are thousands of toys, exhibits and displays. this is all about how farming has changed it's also about the history of tractors and how thy help make harve

amanda del castillo joins us near green mountain. amanda, you can see flames from where you are right now? >>reporter: not from where we're standing. it's dark right now, but we're just in front of the green mountain. it's behind me right now. driving through downtown denver. driving in rush hour. they were able to see flames from where they were because the fire, it grew to 300 acres. crews say that is it's at 90% containment. crews kept their eyes on hot spots as well. as we look at what it looked like last night, that forced a dozen to evacuate last night as the winds were into nearby neighborhoods. another 3,000 other homes were on standby for evacuations. we spoke with a woman who says she left her home before 5:00 p.m. with no fire in site. when she got back, 90 minutes later, she couldn't get back to her home. west metro is investigating the cause. they fought the fire as the sun was going down, and for most of the night and if we come back out, you can see my that created a problem for crews yesterday. that wind actually forc

amanda: i'm amanda lang. here's abigail doolittle. do have the dow and this of the hundred and nasdaq all at record highs as the intraday and closing basis. very important according to the head of technical analysis at oppenheimer is the fact that his record highs are coming on a concurrent fashion. suggests that more strength is ahead. as for what got us here, they recall going into the election, there was a bit of a pullback for the u.s. major averages trade from a sector standpoint, looking at the financials, industrials, and materials as top sectors. today on the strength we've had technology trade higher for the first time since the election. ahead, according to katie stockton ibt ig, she does believe that if we can 2194 concurrently, the eye is on the target set back in july of 2400. amanda: thanks, abigail. more "bloomberg markets," after this. amanda: symantec is buying lifelock for about $2.3 billion. deep joins carol massar and cory johnson on radio. carol: thank you. welcome, this is bloomberg radio. man deep singh is with

we will talk about that in the next half hour, i'm amanda del castillo denver7 a medical airplane gges down moments after take off. >> no one on board survived. what witnesses are revealing about the final moments. >>> a waiter in denver gets a huge tip from a customer in denver.>>> here is your first in the low to mid 40s early on, near 60 degrees this afternoon under partly cloudy skies there is a storm moving it to colorado right now. >>> nice and quiet to the north >>> we are back with the check at dia a lot of people traveling for the holiday. if you're looking for a place to park all lots are open security wait times are not too bad. waiting 20 minutes. >>> new information on a tragic story from indiana. four children have been killed in a house fire in florida, were taken to the hospital via helicopter. we don't know the extent of their injuries. we are told there were four children in the home and a mother, the mother inside she was also airlifted to the hospital, no word on the ages of those four children who lost their lives. >>> and medical airplane crashes killing all four

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amanda porterfield joins us live the story...amanda there are a lot of different groups in milwaukee trying to milwaukee. today - those groups came together here at discovery world...made their voices and ideas heard and committed to putting their ideas together to come up with a plan. its an effort the city of milwaukee's office of violence prevention says its leadingbut not dictating to the community. 03:10:15 think this is something that we should have had a long time ago. i think the timing is rich because of what we have in terms of leadership, urgency and commitment. :23it started today with a room full of groups and people you know well..mixed with many - make a difference quietly. for the next six months - they'll come up with a plan for milwaukee's violence problems together. 03:09:04 this is an all hands on deck issue. 03:09:18 work started during the meeting today. people listed the problems they thought should be tackled first. and started a group conversation about real experiences. 03:31:25 nats we got to start showing the people that they can actually live for somethin

amanda saw to that. besides, he said something about... how the truth was scattered to the four winds. four winds? four stepdaughters. she did this, for them. it wasn't enough what she did to my father, i coululkill her. somebody already has. buongiorno, napoleon. good to see you again. nice to see you. read us signal a. the ocean is near, and the coastline is sandy. that's me. that's it, have fun. hey, listen, i don't want to go with her, i want to be with you. now, wait a minute! listen! i'm the count. valeriano de fanzini. tell me, what do you want? we're looking for the contessa. the contessa? the last contessa de fanzini, she died 20 years ago. she was my sainted d ther. we were referring to your wife. wife, i have no wife. we were told you were married. oh, that wife.e. true, we went through the ceremonies, but she is my wife in the name only. you ought to hear how she lies, how she cheats, how she tell me that her millions will restore the de fanzinis to their rightful glory. and what does she bring on the wedding nighththuh? we hav

place in cedar falls -- good morning amanda. an exciting morning here at heartland vineyard church in cedar falls. this is one of the many polling polls open in just a few minutes already over here we have some voters showing up... standing inside since it is a little and here you can see thy are allowed to vote. live in cedar falls, amanda gilbert, news kwwl. in iowa -- polls are open for 14 hours on election day. it we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven head out to vote today -- we want to remind you -- no selfies in the voting booth! remember -- in iowa -- it's booths. the iowa secretary of state asking people not to post selfies inside the booth. but you can always take one wearing your sticker once you're back outside. eileen is back with another check forecast. mostly sunny and cooler today and tomorrow with highs in the 50s. breezy today and thursday. mainly dry through the weekend with highs mainly in the 50s and lows in the 30s. thanks for joining us, the today show is next and we'll b

. >> amanda del castillo joins us with the details. amanda. >>reporter: good morning, yeah,e showing the presidential race is far from determined, and there's a lot of so again, it's going to be a v chelsea clinton is expected in boulder this afternoon. she was in aurora yesterday, and the trump campaign is expected to make two separate ssops here today. before we get into those events. numbers are showing more than 1 million colorado voters cast their ballot. republicans have shown up in higher numbers duriig our early voting period and democrats are turning up in their ballots in larger numbers. continues. running mate pence is expected at the fairgrounds for a 5:30 campaign event and green bridge is hosting a noon roundtable at denver's independent institute. there's more campaigns through the week. we'll talk about that in the next half hour. i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> a million colorado voters have turned in their ballots. that's a third of registered voters. here's the pro you -- the nuuber of registered voters jumped to 300,

amanda del castillo is joining us from downtown denver. amanda, when will the sweep start? >>reporter: the sweeps could start as early as 6:00 a.m. at any moment. moments ago, a fire crew just arrived on seenn i'm not sure why. they got here

amanda gilbert.. kwwl news. around 50 major chains stayed closed yesterday and waited --------- --------- both tomorrow and sunday. the chance for rain tracks in late ornament for 149- dollars. the trump make america great again committee is selling these red hat ornaments for a limited time. it is made with bra with 24-karat gold. the ornament replicates the famous "make america great again" hat that has been sold throughout the presidential campagin. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. we have a pretty sunday. the chance for rain tracks in late sunday into monday. head into later next week. thanks for watching the kwwl news at five. "nbc" nightly news" is next. ? >> tonight, black friday frenzy. tens of millions hit the store in person and online, but not everything goes as planned. why must-sell may mean life and death for some retailers. found alive, a woman emerges in northern california nearly lee weeks after her the details still largely a mystery. daring escape. they cut through bars, lowered themselv

amanda? shut up. okay? ( wild rock playing over speakers ) i bet i could do what you just did, easy. how much? i pull it off, you come play for the bears? and if you don't? whatever you want. ( laughs ) deal. ( humming indistinctly ) well, what happened? no deal. no deal? i thought you said you were good at this. i am. he's better. see you later. what does that mean? "i'll see you later"? i thought you said he was out. he is. i just lost the bet, and now i have to go out with him. you have to go out with him? you mean out like "out"? huh? you're 12. there ain't no "out" when you're 12. calm down, boilermaker. it's just a show with some stupid band. i'm not a little girl anymore. i had my period, all right? do--? do you want me to have a stroke or something? shut up. i'll be fine. well, i'm goin' to the concert with you. whatever. it's just some dumb skate band. what the hell is a skate band? you know, a skate band. the bloodfarts. bloodfarts. the bloodfarts? oh, i'm-- i'm goin' with ya. bet your ass on that

amanda, how is it looking this morning? >> everyone is still camped out. the attorney who actually brought the case to federal court, he's encouraging these people to stand up and protest against the sweeps today. now, jayson flores williams says his law office will be representing anyone who is trying to find a legal help in the sweeps we're possessions from the sidewalks here. and they're going to be put into storage until they can be claimed. we checked and camping along city property is illegal along the camp ban. the city says the sweeps are a matter of safe and healthy. sweeps forced a federal lawsuit. there's a motion for class action certification pending right now. and the homeless people >> you have constitutional rights and human dignity and the only thing you're guilty of is being poor and i guess it's a capital crime in america these days. >> this is just one example of homeless encampments that won't be around later today. the sweeps expected as early as 6:00. a time hadn't been released to the public. now, what flores is saying about the tre

ronda rousey and amanda nunes took to the stage for a staredown... we'll have more on what happened. las vegas will be rockin' all weekend long! it's part of "the rock and roll we'll hear from organizers about the year-long preparations -- of one of the few events -- to shut roll marathon" will be shutting down the las vegas strip this weekend... and it's celebrating a milestone! this is the 50-th year for the event. the 26-mile race mandalay bay ... pass the welcome to las vegas sign... up the strip... then downtown past the fremont street experience. it goes right back down the strip... then finishes at the mirage volcano. more than 45- thousand people are expected to take part... from more than 80 countries. organizers say the event is a year in the making. the rock and roll marathon partnered with the traffic app "waze"... so you can know what roads are closed. u-f-c featherweight featherweight champion conor mcgregor could make history... if he defeats lightweight champ eddie alvarez tomorrow in new york. but after the weigh-ins... they brought

in front of green mountain, i'm amanda del castillo. >> thanks amanda. >>> it's students head back to school at ohio state university after an attack. police are considering terrorism as a possible -- >> the suspect -- he plowed his car into several people and started stabbing them. >> i ran into a bathroom and luckily it was a single stall and i locked myself in there. >> investigators says the suspect posted about muslims including a post minutes before it anymore. " campus -- she took the suspect done killing him saving more lives. 11 people were injured yesterday. one remains in critical condition. >>> we know the identity of a teen shot to death. kim was an honor student. this shooting >>> anyone who can help get two burglars off the streets can -- they were robbing a dispensary on birch. they got away on a church and had black rims and a black topper. >>> he was accused of first he blame aa3 mechanical malfunction on his car for the crash. tebo was only 2 21 years old. >>> he's charged with a misdemec -- he shifted over the line and killed a deputy. trooper donahue will >>> we'r

amanda has a live sit down with kwwl's political analyst chris larimer joins us now amanda? thanks ron. we welcome doctor chris larimer here now. it's getting to the end of the race and we have just over 24 hours until we know who our new president is. with that in mind... - do you think that the latest trump is ahead of clinton by 7 points is accurate? -clinton has since been cleared again on all charges for her use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state. was that a move? -how much does the popular vote actually matter when the electoral electoral move? -how much does the popular vote actually matter when the electoral college actually has the power to decide which way a state votes? -earlier in the election...trump stated that he would challenge clinton's win as presiden if she wins tomorrow night. trump has since gone back on that statement, but how likely do you think that is for during her time as secretary of thank you doctor larimer make results unfold tomorrow still to come on the k-w-w-l some cash --------- --------- serve as us atto

we love you amanda. >> hook, line and sinker amanda. >> that's right, baby. all right. this is the time you've been waiting for. you're about to make your bird or it's coming up next week. we have the people who know how to cook a turkey better than anybody. butterball is going to be on the butterball call center in naperville, illinois. okay. all right. hi, phyllis. >> hi, good morning. we're talking turkeye.. all right. hi, phyllis. >> hi, good morning. we're talking turkey here. >> we are talking turkey. would you do answers and questions from our viewers? >> sure. >> all right, christy asks this, which is better for a juiciness, an oven bag or foil and a roasting pan? that is to tell you the most important thing is to be sure your turkey is not overcooked. and if you get yourself a good thermometer, that won't happen. so either method. but briefly, the open pan. the one that comes out of the oven just like the picture. perfect gorgeous bird. that's what most our callers are asking about. it's our favorite actually. and the turkey is just brushed close the door. >> o

i have to search down the list yes, you are. . >> amanda, thank amanda, thank you so much for that. right about drinking and driving especially during the long holiday weekend, releasing these pictures today come it dui try for passed out behind the wheel southbound and the northbound lanes with a beer and the cup holder. into could have been a a very black friday for another driver. law enforcement stepping up patrols until monday to make sure dui drivers not have on the drivers. this year they upped the enforcement. to ten days. at least 96 law enforcement agencies in colorado participated. hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded today after pilot from the airline went on strike. the strike in its fourth day cause thousands of cancellations, including at least one at dia. and passengers to check online to see if flights canceled since some o schedule. and taking off as they should. welcome, if you are out traveling today or a busy day off, the weather looks like it will be in your favor. in such a live shot of the city. one cloud in the sky. and might not even be the real deal

kwwl's amanda gilbert is live for us in waterloo this morning. behind me is an abandoned city owned apartment building on the 900 block of commercial street. waterloo fire and police tell me believe someone accidentally started a fire in this building around 3:10 this morning. no one was injured in the fire... but firefighters did have to rescue someone chad bruce was trapped on the he was then arrested for trespassing. waterloo police say although this build sometimes find homeless people inside. waterloo fire says someone may have accidentally started the fire when they were just trying to stay warm, but they can not live in waterloo, amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. bruce told firefighters he thought there may be other people in the building. they searched but did not find anyone. count three-hundred time now is xxx. new this morning -- unanswered help lines and v--a wait lists -- now an iowa family says its costing lives. 32 year old curtis gearhart was living in johnston after serving two tours in the military as a combat engineer. had been rece

amanda: here is julie hyman. julie: i am looking at retail retail etf that tracks the industry, up two point 2% today, one of the best performing etf's that we watch. remember the retail companies are on a bit of a later schedule than much of the rest of the industry, particularly in the s&p 500 and the smaller cap as well. many companies coming out with earnings are doing relatively well. there seems to be something of a trend. some companies are missing on the sales side but are beating on management for example. cutting its inventory by 12%, earnings beating estimates in the shares of 16%. mueller's rising after that company's earnings topped estimates as well. there were week sales. dollar tree here, comparable sales rising 1.7%. it was for a gain of 1.4%. elsewhere, we are looking at chicos, the women's clothing retailer there, sales worth an estimated. the total inventories plan to be lower than last year and the earnings-per-share beat estimates. company retailer raising his earnings-per-share forecast and

amanda is enjoying life as well. she loves being a stay-at-home mom, spends time with family and friends. you can see the full interview with amanda on our website, news5cleveland.com. >>> today is a national day of awareness of disposal. in cuyahoga county officials are encouraging residents to prescription drugs. unused prescription drugs can be stolen or abused. prescription painkiller dependcy is a major contributor to the heroin epidemic. locally there are several options for dropping off unused medication. most police stations, hospitals and pharmacies have drug drop boxes for proper disposal. >>> well, the jury in the ray tensing murder trial resumes deliberations today. tensing, a former university of cincinnati police officer is on trial for shooting and killing sam dubose during traffic stop. 10 tensing says he feared for his life when dubose tried to drive away. witnesses from each side said they drew different conclusions from tensing's body camera video. prosecutors want jurors to find that tensing purpo

amanda-and each of these men have overcome their own obstacles to get where they are today. which is why they decided to do one meaningful. video of them giving turkeys to house of hope just isn't the same, it ain't the same anymore, and marcus looked at me one day and said well what are we doing to change it?" tired of the negativity- these three friends decided to be a step towards change. so marcus, chuck and cottrell bought a few turkeys and donated them to families who thanksgiving. places like house of hope. karine rowe "they don't have grandma that's making this huge dinner for them, and showing up to this already come in and say here, take it drawing in more than a thousand likes. want our community to look like. norris seeing the effects of negativity in this community first- hand. "when i was 7 years old i was shot in the head so basically i was traumatized from a young age, i lost my mom, lost my dad, so that's what basically made me wanna change, to get others, use my testimony to inspire others that you can chase your dream and your life. such an amazing group o

amanda del castillo joins us with those answers. amanda. >>reporter: good morning. viols are down accordiig to denver police. they have compared october 2016 in crime trends to the same period last year when they didn't have that extra 100 hours of patrolling. say. according to dpd, vie left crimes including homicide and aggravated assault were down by 9% in october. also declining the number of arrests made.% 240 people were arrested from january through may. 203 between july -- july and october. there's an increase in officer initiated calls compared -?to october 2015. all signs pointing to a slightly safer east i spoke with district commander about the department's efforts. >> to me as i drive up and down colfax especially during those target hours, i'm not seeing as much street level narcotics. by all means it's still there and i'm addressing those complaints through my narcotic's team and other means that i have in place. >> commander sanders says he can't tell us exactly if those 100 extra hours of patrol is directly related to the decline it's a step in the r

. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and even more impressive, i think, on the ground, 190 yards. >> gary: he had a great game. he's had a great career. but i think he will alw

kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in cedar falls... you can show us what things are looking like right now. ally- i'm at heartland vinyard we are seeing that lunch time crowd forming right now. something interesting about as of 10 this morning... this pricinct had around 120 more voters show up this year compared to the 2012 election. there was a big line here around 7 this morning... and there has been a steady flow of people in and out all day... some voters i talked to told me how they feel about this election... "very interesting... movie- don't feel like i ever heard any least the political adds and forward to that." the church says they're seeing around 100 voters an hour... according to the black hawk county auditor....turnout is bigger at several cedar falls precincts compared to 2012. for more decision 2016 coverage, just head to our website kwwl dot com. we do have a link to help you where to go today. claims the federal elections commissions computers have been hacked -- are being dismissed. the f-e-c said they're not aware

amanda gilbert... news 7 kwwl. some items you might want to put in your car's emergency kit: a blanket... a phone charger... pre-packaged food... and a developing overnight -- one woman is hurt in a stabbing -- but police know few other details. early this morning. a woman said she'd been stabbed -- but they're still trying to figure out where it happened. they're told it did not happen at the home on randolph street. we saw the ambulance pulling away from the home -- the woman is expected to survive. after being hit by a car -- a six-year- old boy has a minor head injury. this according to our coverage partners at the telegraph herald. it happened along jackson street in dubuque. according to police, the boy ran into a street between two parked cars when hewa get a ticket because police say she could not stop in time. 100 years in prison for murdering two homeless people. travis standlee convicted in the deaths of raymond ursino and sharon mead. mead's body was found last year near the campus of coe college cedar

he wondered if amanda, who he'd only been dating for a year, would stay around. --take nat:-- --28:53-55-- it was a lot of emotion amanda said she didn't think twice. --amanda mrkvicka / wife-- video/pic 06 because you're right we were only dating for a year which isn't terribly long but 13)) --it was at that moment that i knew that i was stuck with him through whatever. andrew made it through rough rounds of almost daily chemotherapy and is cancer free. had twins. now, he's encouraging men to do self examinations and go to the doctor, not wait like he did. --andrew mrkvicka / cancer survivor-- --18:48-53-- there is no question that i would not saved his life and gave him a when i am not with them that's who i am thinking about. his inspiration to help give other men the chance to live theirs. i'm kumasi aaron. a group called 'movember' is raising awarness this month about importa including prostate and testicular cancer.. along with mental health and suicide prevention. the american cancer society's estimates nearly 9-thousand new cases of testicular cancer will

>> i love when amanda visit us. we love you amanda. >> hook, line and sinker amanda. waiting for. you're about to make your bird or it's coming up next week. we have the people who know how to cook a turkey better than anybody. butter ball is going to be on the fortunate. we have to take care of her. we have a woman on the phone named phyllis cramer. phyllis cramer from butter ball call center in naperville, illinois. okay. all right. hi, phyllis. >> hi, good morning. we're talking turkey here. >> we are talking would you do answers and questions from our viewers? >> sure. >> all right, christy asks this, which is better for a juiciness, an oven bag or foil and a roasting pan? >> the one thing before i answer that is to tell you the most important thing is to be sure your turkey is not overcooked. and if you get yourself a good thermometer, that won't happen. so either method. oven just like the picture. perfect gorgeous bird. that's what most our callers are asking about. it's our favorite actually. and the turkey is just brushed with oil, put it in the oven and close the door. >

. >> gary: amanda is back there working too if you wnt to throw out some names. >> verne: amanda blake -- stork, blake -- i'm thinking "gunsmoke." you get me talking about dwayne thomas and i've got marshall dillon in my mind. [laughing] >> verne: holy cow. will it ever end? 2:34. >> gary: first time "gunsmoke" has come up in 20 years. >> verne: amanda. i beg your pardon. josh dobbs is coming out. what a game on senior day. 223 yards throwing it. 190 rushing. there is his mom, stephanie. his dad, robert, nearby. and it is time for the napa play of the game. it's going to be josh dobbs, and this one goes for 70 yards. once he got in the open field, bye bye. here is the voice of the volunteers. bob kessel. >> dobbs breaks a tackle, the left side, the 40, a foot race to the 40, to the 30, to the 20. josh dobbs to the five. to the checkerboard. touchdown. 70 yards. josh dobbs. >> verne: quentin dormady is the back-up. total yardage for mizzou, 743. and josh dobbs' numbers, 15 of 22 for 223 yards passing, three touchdowns and even more impressive, i think, on the ground, 190 yards. >> gary:

amanda, what are parents saying this morning? >>reporter: parents are concerned, but good news, allowed back on campus pending the results of this investigation. that's according -?to a letter sent out to parens yesterday. pastel was hired here and working at a security specialist. that's an unarmed position. detectives interviewed a ponda rosa high school monday determmning there was enough probably cause to arrest pastel. he was arrested for sexual assault on that was a press release they put out. parents are reacting to the news considering pastel was hired to protect their children. >> i thought they had good security campus. i thought they were, you know, pretty good on top of things securiiy wise is what my understanding is, and now with this, i don't know what to think. >> now, the district hired pastel back in september 2014. in the army. what else the school district is saying within the next half hour. outside of ponda rosa high school, i'm amanda del castillo, denver seven. >>> this cu denver profession or under fire a

amanda gilbert... news 7 kwwl. live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... news 7 kwwl. given to 20-thousand drivers. this comes after a judge ruled that the d-o-t did not have the authority to issue a 16-year- old driver a speeding ticket earlier this year. an attorney is seeking full reimbursement for those who paid the fine in the last two years. but the d-o-t says if they're not allowed to keep roads safe, 'if we had not interacted with that young man and he had continued at that speed and hit and killed a family or killed himself and it was known we didnt. what questions would you be asking of us now.' the d-o-t will likely try to a crash kills a man and leaves his baby seriously injured. des moines police say the man was speeding on a downtown street when the car hit two others -- then went into a parking lot where it hit another car before stopping. the man died at the hospital. the baby remains in critical condition this morning. a plea deal to lower the charges. orlando moore, jr., of waterloo, pleading guilty to charges of first degree robbery.. he'd been charg

live from washington park a mailing -- amanda del castillo denver7. >>> president-elect donald meeting with candidates to line his administration and among those people one of his topic's critics, former governor mitt romney. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where they are of interest of the united states. we discussed those areas in exchange our views on those topics. >> the meeting with mitt romney may come as a surprise to considering the contentious election. also scheduled to meet with the president-elect, democrat michele read the former chancellor of the dc public schools for education secretary, james mattis for defense chief and despite being removed as head of the transportation team he will sit down with chris christie. walk of fame star says he's sorry. 52-year-old james otis smashed the start with a sledgehammer in october. it was captured on video and he was charged with vandalism. he is speaking out about it this morning. >> during this time and while reflecting i realized nonviolence is the way to protest mr. trump.

denver 7 a -- amanda decaatillo. >>reporter: the property is going to be removed from the sidewalks around 6:00 this morning, although there hasn't been a time set or released to us. we're told as early as 6:00. the way so you can see what we've been talking about. this is an example. homeless encampments we have been talking about. the city's refusal to wait for the court is rule is disrespecting the court and disrespecting constitutional rights and the sweep are being carried out today with many wondering what's next for those being removed from city property. >> as their attorney, i h lot of ideas for solutions, but what i'm concerned right now is about united states constitutional rights. the 4th and 14th amendments and that's what we're fighting to protect. >> williams his says law office is going to represent anyone who is going to be resisting or protesting against what he's calling unconstitutional and immoral sweeps. >> some community was fed up with the homeless population and one homeowner says it's not wo

denver 7 amanda del castillo live on the story. man da, are connected at all? >>reporter: no, police say they don't believe any of the crimes are connected that was a question brought up because they all happened within a span of 30 minutes. in total two people are dead including one teenage boy and four others were injured in those shootings. again, three separate. the first one started at around 12:30 sunday morning in south denver off of sanity that fa drive. legacy traffic management warehouse is often the location of late night teen parties. we know a male teen again was shot and killed. another was shot in the hand and taken to the hospital. although police aren't saying whether the shooting was connected to the teen party held saturday night into sunday morning remembering -- the shooting was reported at 12:30. 10 minutes later and 20 miles away a fight at a house party turned deadly when a man was shot and killed outside of a home. at around 1:00 a.m. outside of denver's high street bar and grill a fight inside the business spilled outside. three people

next tuesday: (sot / amanda believe in kindness over coming up... if you love tacos -- we have some good news for you this morning. stick with us we'll be right back. sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. women vote is responsible for the next six years. taco bell says it'll increase its number of rer u-s to nine thousand by the end of 20-22... while creating 100- thousand new jobs. the mexican fast food chain currently operates about seven thousand restaurants nationwide. good news for delta skymiles members who book with air b-n-b. members of their frequent-flier program can now earn miles for their stays. customers can earn one mile for every dollar spent. to get t

. >> amanda del castillo joins us with details on the suspect. amanda. >>reporter: troubling accusations. we know 49-year old gary pastell was arrested yesterday on charges of sexual he had been hired back in 2014 as a campus security specialist here at ponda rosa high school. a letter to parents said that pastel would not be back on campus pending the investigation. all morning long, we'll dig inno these accusations and see what led up to pastel being a 49-year old man pastel working. he was working as a security specialist at ponda rosa high school. accused of sexual assault on a child. we'll have more throughout the . i'm amanda del castillo. >>> a -- >> it's a picture of michelle obama followed up by a comment saying, and we quote, monkey english. i feel better and i'm not racist. under quote. it was written by -- and he's an assistant professor at cu school of medicine. >> you have to hold yourself at a higher standard and being a professor in a critical field. >> children's hospital and denver health this. heron declined to go on camera saying it's

layla mccutcheon voted for clinton. 10:22:17 amanda: are you disappointed? layla: a little, a little. but i like the way he said his acceptance speech. i felt that it was a different version than i had seen of him before. past the negative campaigns. terri edwards/voter: getting angry, getting mad at people, being rude to each other is not going to solve it. we just have to pray that hopefully we'll learn from this and do our part the next time elections come around. larry zucchino/voter: i think we all have to come together and make it work because we don't have any choice at this point. i think we'll find a way. mclennan: i think what people elected him to do is to get things done and i think that's how at least 53 percent of the americans are going to judge him, is does he that was amanda lamb reporting... political analysts say the days before trump is sworn in will have a big impact on how he is viewed by those who did not support him -- adding who he puts on his cabinet, his first policy decisions and how he interacts with congress will be key. many sa

. >>> al gore in town hoping to drum up support for hillary clinton, amanda del castillo reporter: good morning, al gore expected in boulder at 4:00 this afternoon and then in lakewood at 7:00. doors open just one hour ahead and he is here to discuss climate change and clinton. more specifically clinton's plan of reducing carbon emissions making america the clean energy superpower of the 21st century. he will relate climate change one day until election day and more people have voted in colorado than this time in 2012. we are here at the lakewood culture center theater in lakewood previewing the visit all morning long, more on that stop later this one. live from lakewood amanda del castillo denver7 libertarian candidate gary johnson maki final push, holding a rally in lakewood where he was focusing on immigration. he told voters we should be building bridges across the us- mexico border not balls. before you cast your ballot, we have voting tips for you to make election day less stressful. >> here are your election 101. >> if you have not voted don't ballots yet so if you want to keep t