? >> yeah. >> pelley: you feud man you can work with? >> yeah. this is the job. >> pelley: paul ryan didn't want the thankless job of leading a fractured majority that can't keep its promises. besides, he preferred his house in janesville, wisconsin, to the people's house in washington. >> it has been polarizing. it has been dysfunctional. and at this time in our country's history, we can't afford to keep this dysfunction going. >> kroft: not since football was nearly banned 100 years ago has the sport been under the microscope the way it is today, and all of it has to do with matters of the brain. you think the game's safer than it's ever been before? >> i do. i am convinced of it. i think the changes we've made have had real results. >> kroft: can you take the violence out of football? >> no. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. minutes." the future belongs to the fast. and to help you accelerate, we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership where people,technol

house, paul ryan, from here in wisconsin. ♪ mark: every performance needs a reluctant hero. it had the greek captain of haca, and the captain of the millennium falcon. joining us now, paul ryan. do not think i have ever heard my name mentioned with the millennium falcon before. mark: are you a star wars fan? speaker ryan: i grew up with it. it has been said guantanamo should not be closed. the administration is being they about whether the president will use executive action. what is your message to the president and the administration about whether they should use executive action? speaker ryan: he cannot. he does not have authority. we passed a bill with over enough to override a veto. the senate passed the bill with 91 votes, well over what is necessary. the language is clear that it cannot transfer prisoners. this is language that was put in the defense bill by democrats when they ran congress in the early part of the obama administration. mark: what about the president, aying to fill fill -- fulfill campaign promise? speaker ryan: the law is the law. need you have said that we to

of the house, paul ryan, from here in wisconsin. right after this. ♪ i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. ♪ mark: every performance needs a reluctant hero. be it a greek captain of ithaca, or the pilot of the millennium falcon. joining us now, paul ryan. speaker ryan: do not think i have ever heard my name mentioned with the pilot of the millennium falcon before. mark: are you a star wars fan? speaker ryan: i grew up with it. mark: it has been said guantÁnamo should not be closed. the administration is being vague about whether the president will use executive action. what is your message to the president and the administration about whether they should use executive action? speaker ryan: he can

tremont after some disruption by the protest. live outside the statehouse, dan hausle, 7 news. >> ryan: also here at 5:30 boston police on hunt for a wanted man who got away. officers swarmed this building last night. >> elizabeth: they say he managed to escape through an open window. steve cooper is live in roslindale with the latest. >> reporter: we're told the suspect that you are talking about jumped 30 feet to the ground below. took off from the area. been clearly a lot of tense moments for people who live here and tonight the suspect remains on the run. a parade of boston police swat team trucks roll into complex on brookway terrace after this man wanted in connection with a recent stab something and robbery barricades l kids -- himself inside and apartment. >> secured the apartment and treated this as a code 99. barricaded subject and took the steps. tried to negotiate. negotiations didn't work. but the people didn't come out. >> reporter: residents were quickly evacuated from the area. s. police not about to take any chances. then hours later detectives were determined soto had

>> announcer: this is 7 news at 4:30 opinion >> ryan: we're following breaking news first here at 4:30. police in rochester, new hampshire, making two arrests in connection with the death of a eve tarmey was found dead in a hotel room last weekend. >> elizabeth: adam williams is live in the breaking news are the details. >> reporter: the teen's mother and a male companion are now in custody. officers found 17-year-old evangelique tarmey unresponse information a rochester, new hampshire, hotel room last month. her mother and the man arrested were both with tarmey at the time. the two are now facing several charges. they're seen right here. an arrest warrant is also issued for a massachusetts woman, acquaintance. we'll have a crew on the way to rochester. we'll bring you more right here as soon as we get it. live in our newsroom, i'med -- i'm adam williams. >> elizabeth: we're following mores news today. several people arrested in a pipeline protest in west roxbury. the protesters blocked workers at a construction site there. >> ryan: this isn't the first time people proafted the proj

congressman kevin brady and comments from john boehner and paul ryan. after that, treasury secretary jack lew talks about the budget deal approved by congress this past week. c-span welcomes to "newsmakers" this week, congressman kevin brady. he's a chairman of the key subcommittee and the vice chair of the joint economic committee, and with the new speaker elections this thursday, the day we are taping, he has announced his interest in succeeding paul ryan as the head of the ways and means committee. thank you for being with us. let me start with the new speaker of the house who -- that heaul ryan wanted a fresh start to the house of representatives. how long do you think his honeymoon is likely to be? rep. brady: it may be longer than people believe. once in ais a generation leader. he will bring new ideas and new energy to the caucus. it is a fresh start. you have someone who has led to committees who understand you can let legislators be legislators and empower people to bring their ideas forward. some of them may be partisan and some of the maybe bipartisan, but he will put in place

treatment. >> ryan: a salem, new hampshire, man is arrested on a long line of child pornography charges. he was in possession of and making child pornography. he is being held on bail. a man accused of robbing a manchester, new hampshire, bank is blind bars today. the teller says ronald cook came into the bank demanding crash. police stopped and arrested cook. the teller says cook didn't show a weapon during the robbery. >> elizabeth: new details about students at yale university responding to recent allegations about racism. racial tensions have been mounting, in the summer the name of the cal hewn school. on halloween a student claims she was' turned away from a frat party because she wasn't white. protestors say they would changes. >> make the institutions for higher learning in this but inclusive. >> getting more support and color, getting people of color into the mental health and counselling system. >> reporter: yale's president plans to bring ideas to the yale community by thanksgiving. >> reporter: three alabama police officers oned a m leave after what some are calling excessiv

news live at 5:30. >> ryan: breaking news out of new hampshire, a mother behind bars after her daughter was rochester. why police are linking her to the crime. >> elizabeth: plus, a show of support for a veteran in danger on an mbta bus. now an officer who raced to the regulation -- rescue is speak out. >>> a pet prowler on the act. a woman who stole a puppy from the pet store. >> elizabeth: and firefighters jumping into action, when a dog falls into the well in taunton. the creative rescue that saved the pet's life. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: police in rochester, new hampshire, make three arrests in connection with the death of a local high school students. >> elizabeth: police say sadly drugs are to blame. adam williams has more at the 7 news desk. >> reporter: the teen's mother and two others are now in police custody, 41-year-old jazzmyn rood, her mother, charged with drug conspiracy and child endangerment. rood's boyfriend mark ross facing several charges as well. police also arresting 31-year-old woman of salisbury. they say she's an acquaintance of

williams, 7 news. >> ryan: we're also following breaking news first here at 4:00. green line service temporarily suspended after students actually blocked the tracks there. >> elizabeth: it happened just before 2:00 on the e.line. things are back to normal but it's not the only protest in the city. dan hausle is live with what is going on. >> reporter: actually we're able to get our shot up together. we have a crowd of protestors. they're protesting the minimum wage and they want it to come up to $15. we have a couple of hundred dollars people down here -- hundred people town here and some of these same workers were joining a protest earlier today outside northeastern university. let's show you from the air the crowd that gathered actually on huntington blocking the e.line for about 25 minutes earlier today. these were protestors that were joined by these protestors, but they were' from northeastern university. from posting low wages for their part-time professors. they stopped the t. for about 25 minutes and if you go to the ground shot, you can see them there as well. at the same t

replacement. wisconsin representative paul ryan was nominated by his party wednesday -- and voted ininy the house on thursday.he was initialy dragged into the position after saying being chairman of the ways and means committee was his dream job.he said that he'd run for speaker because he thought he had to step up in a time when the party needed leadership. "the house is broken. we're not solving problems. we're adding to them and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean." clean."coming up later in iowa in focus -- we take a much closer look the dividied republican house thth speaker ryan isisaking over. outgoing speaker john boehner took care of one hot-button issue -- funding the government. government.the house passed the bill on wednesday -- raising the debt cieling for two years -- the senate passed it early friday morning.it doesn't competely avoid a potential government shutdown before the year is over -- but it keeps the united states from defaulting on its financial obligations. we ahve known for months that this day was co

and drowned. ellingson's family members are still searching for justice. kevin: ryan smith just back from the lake of the ozarks tonight with sergeant randy henry's emotional admission. ryan: sergeant randy henry didn't hold back in our one-on-one interview. the former water patrol supervisor tells me the highway patrol is at fault, but the agency has been trying to silence his story. >> i just feel so bad for the family that we killed their son. ryan: brandon ellingson's death on missouri's lake of the ozarks was ruled an accidental drowning. but nearly a year and a half later, a former water patrol supervisor is speaking out. >> as soon as brandon ellingson got onto tony piercy's boat i believe it was a death march. ryan: sergeant randy henry of the missouri highway patrol was working that night and interviewed trooper anthony piercy immediately after the accident. >> this happened on our watch. it should not have happened. it was totally preventable and it was covered up. ryan: may 2014, trooper piercy while intoxicated. those critical moments after on the highway patrol boat have

apply to the credential program. announcer: a rally in the capital hopes to spark a movement. ryan smith: these students start not ahead, they start from behind. announcer: a new report shines a spotlight on unequal education. ryan: we want the governor to know there needs to be more laws supporting the needs of black students. announcer: the call for action from black minds matter; plus. female: we are ecstatic. announcer: reaction from one of the 11 bay area schools that won a national award for academic excellence. now, here's nbc bay area's jessica aguirre. jessica aguirre: hello, and welcome to this news special in "class action." we cover one of our most important institutions, our schools. and tonight, we begin with the issue affecting students all over the bay area, the teacher shortage. now, we have been telling you about this for the last few months, lots of classrooms, but not enough teachers, school districts struggling to fill teacher openings, and the problem is the pipeline. fewer and fewer people are actually going into teaching. but there are new signs that may be

adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: turning to the forecast and it doesn't get much better than that. if you were' lucky enough to enjoy today's warm weather you had a beautiful day. temperatures hitting the 70s. >> elizabeth: the unusual november weather is expected to stick. see how long the second summer is going to last. >> 73 for a high in boston, about 73 nashua and back into bedford 47. i didn't think it would get this warm today. i thought upper 60s to near 70 but we busted throughout that and the southwest wind is helping us. also the temperature in plymouth the high today about 68 degrees. now, settling back to the low 70s and upper 60s. not a cloud in the sky in fact. many cases just a couple of filaments of high clouds as crow the coast of maine. thereto is a front passing through. it's a cool front that will settle back winds and turn them more northerly and more easterly for tomorrow. temporary. we should shoot back up closer to 70 degrees on thursday and certainly on friday, too. southwest. we'll get into the forecast few. >> ryan: also on 7 a story owner in lowell fac

southside of des moines. kcci's ryan smith is live at 4020 southwest 26th street. ryan: right behind me here is that group of massive oak trees in that family's front yard that came crumbling down in a matter of seconds during that quick storm we experienced earlier this afternoon. you can't walk but a couple steps in this yard without nearly tripping over these branches that are scattered. we are located right now at 4020 southwest 20 six st. this family has a lot ahead of them in terms of cleaning up. i am joined with the homeowner. explain to us what you heard, what you saw. >> we were in the living room actually, and the sky turned a really strange color. all of a sudden, the wind picked up and it really looks like a blizzard. i don't even know how to describe this. it was kind of machine -- kind of whooshing.i yelled at the kids to have for the basement and that's when i saw things flying past, trees coming down. crazy. ryan: is truly amazing to take a look at the results of mother nature's. . as you described, this happened in a matter of seconds. >> it was 15, 20 seconds maybe. m

republican kevin brady the next ways and means committee chair, replacing new house speaker paul ryan. this is the committee that sets u.s. tax policy and tax levels for all americans. the vote was unanimous. last week we talked to congressman brady about his goals, should he become the ways and means committee chair. here's a look at his answer from our newsmaker program. host: would you talk about how you'd be similar to congressman ryan or different leading that committee? mr. brady: congressman ryan has a bold vision for america, he's begun that work through fixing our broken tax code, taking the first steps to saving social security and medicare for the long term. opening up new trade and new customers for american workers. we have a lot of work to do there. but i've got the experience, having led two of the key subcommittees on ways and means with major results including solving the way we pay doctors and medicare, bipartisan, bicameral solution that we worked -- i worked to help bring republicans, democrats, the house and senate, position groups around the country together. so

can't say it enough but the pregnant woman and baby should be okay. adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: also following d.c.f.is investigating the cod. the child dayed in sandwich. the district attorney says there are no obvious signs of trauma but they're trying to figure out what caused the baby's death. d.c.f.is working with police on this investigation. >> elizabeth: also on 7 a dangerous encountner worcester. a police officer forced to europe out of the way when a teenager allegedly tries to run him over. >> ryan: chaos continued with shots fired, a chase and arrest. kelli o'hara has details. >> reporter: that teen is accused of hitting the olice officer. he ended up driverring over list foot and his legs. prosecutors say this started over a fight in a burger king drive thru. >> the defendant did officer smith on several occasion, he did strike him in the foot. >> reporter: an officer hurt hit by an out of control driver. prosecutors say the man behind the wheel was conner davis. >> the defendant is charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon, and assault with intent to m

to silence him. kcci's ryan smith traveled to the lake of the ozarks for the exclusive. family that we killed their son. ryan s.: brandon ellingson's death on missouri's lake of the ozarks was ruled an accidental drowning. but nearly a year and a half later a former water patrol , supervisor is speaking out. >> as soon as brandon ellingson got onto tony piercy's boat, i believe it was a death march. ryan s.: sgt. randy henry of the missouri highway patrol was working that night and interviewed trooper anthony piercy immediately after the accident. >> this happened on our watch. it shouldn't have happened. it was totally preventable, and it was a cover up. ryan s.: may 2014 trooper piercy arrests ellingson for boating while intoxicated. those critical moments after on the highway patrol boat have been criticized by brandon's family and spurred legislative hearings. trooper piercy admits he placed the wrong life jacket on ellingson who was handcuffed when he went overboard. >> he was totally defenseless in that boat. ryan s.: sgt. henry says the highway patrol hid key evidence during

great game, the winner moves on to the championship next week in. right now, ryan smith's live in the unidome. or the fans have been lined up for hours. hi, ryan. ryan: dowling leading the valley tigers 17-6. for this dowling team, they feel right at home playing here in the dome. crosstown rivals valley tigers know it is win or go home tonight. moments before kickoff, predictions are made. >> who's gonna win? >> dowling! ryan: some fans are more confident than others. matt: and we're going to probably win, i think. ryan: i think? there's no room for doubt under the dome. >> it's do or die tonight. >> it's intense, it's intense. >> i'm a senior, and this is the first time i've ever been to the dome. ryan: each team counts on the crowd as its 12th man. competition above the field who can out-cheer their opponent. valley students take pride in their tiger print. but one dowling grandma may have them beat for most eye-catching swag. audrey: i have a lot of little kids that go "look mom, look!" ryan: audrey scigliano severly damaged the nerves in her right eye. her custom-made patch says

. dangerous conditions for a lot of drivers tonight. stacey: ryan smith is live near altoona. ryan: the roads behind us near the flying j truck stop in altoona. drivers must remain cautious if they are on the road. like most places across the metro, if you have had your car sitting out for even a half hour, there are gobs of snow to clear up. i am measuring 4-5 inches on this car outside the flying j. snow is building up on both commercial roads and along the interstate. let's go to some video we shot not long ago. out on interstate 80 in altoona, drivers are moving cautiously with minimal traffic around the 9:00-10:00 hour tonight. also, a few stalled vehicles on the interstate. we spotted one car that had spun around completely facing , eastbound in the westbound lane, near exit 141. vehicles that haven't been moved now buried under a thick blanket of snow. we caught up with one driver, just before venturing out into the first snow storm in a new car. rich: i've never had a front-wheel drive car before. ryan: this is front-wheel drive? good luck to you. rich: tell me about it. and i'v

elections this thursday, the day we are taping, he has announced his interest in succeeding paul ryan as the head of the ways and means committee. thank you for being with us. let me start with the new speaker of the house, paul ryan, who announced that he wanted a fresh start to the house of representatives. how long do you think his honeymoon is likely to be? rep. brady: it may be longer than people believe. paul ryan is a once in a generation leader. he will bring new ideas and new energy to the caucus. it is a fresh start. you have someone who has led to committees who understand you can let legislators be legislators and empower people to bring their ideas forward. some of them may be partisan and some of them may be bipartisan, but he will put in place a process where we can move our legislation and that is something that is very exciting. susan: let me bring in the two reporters who will be joining us. emma dumain covers congress for roll call and richard rubin is with the "wall street journal." emma: susan mentioned at the start of the program that you are interested in succeedin

he stands. >> the french line was good. when we come back, paul ryan takes the speakers gavel and takes on the job of uniting a fractious congress. can he fix a broken house? before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz can reduce the symptoms of ra, ev

: tonightly paul ryan says he'll only serve as speaker of the house if he can spend more time with his family. working women of the world, finally someone can say family leave isn't-- . >> authorities say the suspect behind black church burnings in the ferguson area is under a lot of stress. you want stress? try being a black person in the ferguson area. that's stress. >> and the new york mets are going to the world series! (cheers and applause) yes, man! they have a good month to be a big headed caricature in new york these days. it's time for the nightly show. let's do this! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central . >> larry: yeah! thank you very much. welcome to the nightly show. i'm larry wilmore. man, i'm so excited. we have such a great shoavment i am so excited, i can just slide right across this stage. (laughter) (cheers and applause). >> larry: that's how excited i am. lucy lawless on the panel tonight. i'm a huge fan. huge fan. hey, guys, first of all, how about those mets! (cheers and applause). >> larry: pretty good. i would say, though, i would say the

. kcci's ryan smith is live at jordan creek's best buy where bargain hunters are on the loose. ryan? ryan: stores are opening every year earlier and earlier. so it seems black friday now is simply a state of mind. you can see behind us, quite a bit of hustle and bustle happening inside this best buy at this 10:00 hour. rainy, cold weather couldn't keep dedicated bargain hunters from nabbing hot deals. >> it is really miserable. standing here in the rain. ryan: about 85 people ditched thanksgiving dinner and opted to anxiously wait outside for 4 hours. this year's must-have? what are you here for? >> the 49 inch tv for $150 for . i'm here for the paddinton blue ray special edition. no, i'm here for the tv. ryan: turns out, the customer first in line marked his first-ever black friday experience. >> i just came from nepal like 7 months ago, so this has really been an amazing experience for me. the whole thanksgiving experience is like really amazing for me. ryan: best buy opened its doors at 5:00 one hour earlier than p.m., last thanksgiving. >> hundreds of rats in a maze that fits not hund

right now, many of those sales have already begun. kcci's ryan smith was at jordan creek's best buy when the doors opened yesterday. ryan: rainy, cold weather couldn't keep dedicated bargain hunters from nabbing hot deals. >> it is pretty much miserable. know, standing out here in the rain. ryan: about 85 people ditched thanksgiving dinner and opted to anxiously wait outside for 4 hours. >> 49 inch toshiba ryan: this year's must-have? >> the 49 inch tv for $150. >> for the 60 inch tv. ryan: what are you here for? >> i'm here for the paddinton blue ray special edition. no, i'm here for the tv. ryan: turns out the customer first in line marked his first-ever black friday experience. >> i just came from nepal like 7 months ago, so this has really been an amazing experience for me. the whole thanksgiving experience is like really amazing for me. ryan: best buy opened its doors at 5:00 p.m., one hour earlier than last thanksgiving. >> rats in a maze that fits not hundreds of rats. it's crazy. something you definitely have to experience in person to really understand. ryan: die hard custo

grocery stores tonight, prepping for tomorrow's holiday feast. kcci's ryan smith is live outside hy-vee with the rush. ryan? ryan: big family feasts mean big business for local grocers. tonight plenty of last-minute shoppers crammed hy-vee on -- plenty of last-minute shoppers out and about. you can tell from the parking lot that it is a bit more phil than you would expect any other 10:00 hour. the holiday rush is here. >> in here, it's choatic. ryan: from the shelves to the checkout line, customers are hunting down those crucial last-minute dinner items. >> got to have plenty of stuff for the dressing and the turkey and the ham, got to have that. ryan: the turkey, stuffing and those delicious holiday must-haves are a moneymaker across the u.s. spending on thanksgiving dinner billion this year. with the average household shelling out 56 bucks. if you think it's chaotic for customers -- >> we start at 2:00 a.m. ryan: try working behind the counter. >> i've been in the baker business all of my life. ryan: dave kelderman is the man behind urbandale hy-vee's famous pumpkin pies. while mo

-- will we see more get done with paul ryan at the he helm? i'll talk with newt gingrich. and how will changes in the fund-raising race affect gop nominees, special marco rubio and jeb bush. our look at that this morning on "sunday morning futures." >>> president obama ordering boots on the ground in syria. the white house planning to send fewer than 50 special operation forces there. marking the first time u.s. troops will be working openly on the ground in the war torn country. the white house saying that they will support local forces as they battle isis, but stressing this is not a combat mission. critics, however, feel the move is being made without a clear u.s. strategy in syria. joining us right now is former democratic nor george mitchell of maine, former chairman of the mitchell commission, the former u.s. envoy for middle east peace. good to have you on the program. >> thank you, maria. >> thank you very much for joining us. your observation on this troop new decision. >> i don't think it is a major shift but it is a shift. i think it is likely to be more of it in the fu

called that preposterous and blamed paul ryan for something he helped negotiate. earlier this morning, the president signed the bipartisan two-year budget and debt deal. that was the final act by someone in the house. >> my hope is now they build on this agreement with spending bills that also invest in america's priorities without getting sidetracked by a whole bunch of idea issues the new speaker went on five shows to lay out how it will be important. >> and for conservatives hoping to de. he said the sunlight would be very, very clear we can or can't achieve. >> an early test will take and to see how inclusive he'll allow it to be. >> do you expect a long honeymoon or a short honeymoon? >> about 45 minutes. >> what an obamacare replacement would look like, lawmakers could provide for the american people to illustrate how republicans would do things differently. bret? >>> the sop 500 finished. they are not aware of any americans despite sf the russian crash. . there are plenty of questions about what caused that. >> the debris of the metrojet aircraft can be seen for miles. the remn

ryan for something he helped negotiate. earlier this morning, the president signed the bipartisan two-year budget and debt deal. that was the final act by someone in the house. >> my hope is now they build on this agreement with spending bills that also invest in america's priorities without getting sidetracked by a whole bunch of idea issues the new speaker went on five shows to lay out how it will be important. >> and for conservatives hoping to de. he said the sunlight would be very, very clear we can or can't achieve. >> an early test will take and to see how inclusive he'll allow it to be. >> do you expect a long honeymoon or a short honeymoon? >> about 45 minutes. >> what an obamacare replacement would look like, lawmakers could provide for the american people to illustrate how republicans would do things differently. bret? >>> the sop 500 finished. they are not aware of any americans despite sf the russian crash. . there are plenty of questions about what caused that. >> the debris of the metrojet aircraft can be seen for miles. the remnants of number 321 was broken. a clea

: the teenager behind the we'll of that car is facing child endangerment charges. stacey: kcci's ryan smith explains how officers were able to track down the suspect. ryan: that police pursuit came dodge as the suspect slammed his vehicle into the foundation right behind me. and we've learned tonight the only reason officers were able to track down the suspect is because of a good samaritan who saw the crime unfold and immediately alerted officers. what was supposed to be a simple stop and citation at 7th and hawkeye avenue turned into a high speed chase. one mile into the pursuit, the 17-year-old behind the wheel crashed into this city-owned property. tire tracks and damage to the foundation still visible tonight. take a look at pictures taken this morning just moments after the collision. the vehicle sits dangling over the edge inside an 18 and 12-year-old passenger. >> the driver got out of the vehicle and took off. ryan: but before police could see where the suspect fled to he -- was hot footin it. ryan: shawn george was there. at the right place. at the right time. george showed

ryan smith is live outside iowa methodist with how many cases health officials are predicting for this year. ryan: unity point health confirming that they have treated 28 cases of the flu since october 1. that is an early start to the nearly 300,000 flu cases health experts here in iowa anticipate seeking this flu season. >> amber was a great kid, she was very gifted artistically. ryan: this thanksgiving would have marked amber gray's 15th birthday. last december, she died six days after being diagnosed with the flu. >> i hope nobody has to go through what we went through. ryan: this year's flu season is hitting central iowa early. the state is now ranks in the top 3 for highest influenza activity. >> bottom line is, the flu is here and it's going to get worse. ryan: news of two flu deaths is a painful reminder for amber's grandmother. >> it's just, oh no, here we go again. ryan: amber caught influenza a, a strain health officials say last year's vaccination did not match well with. this year, they've been matching >> all of the viruses they've seen in the northern hemisphere and

mass debate and that's why i think paul ryan is good. pat: they have a flat tax and they're talking flat tax because politically that has enormous appeal to the republican base and the entire republican party. supply siders, and pop -- populists. get all those tax rates down. taxes. john: mike huckabee, he called these plans, the tax arrangements that were mentioned here and you've tried to discuss. these plans are "putting lipstick on a pig." and told cnbc he would promote replacing income tax and the end of the i.r.s. with a higher sales tax. what do you think of that? tom: honestly, i'm happy for huckabee because this is a guy -- i think he's someone with very little credibility. and i would prefer that we had a system where the tax code is massively simplified and more efficient. you can have lower rates and a bit for revenue. at the same time you cannot just have a sales tax. that would kill poor people in america. pat: you could put a 20% tariff on all imports, you get $600 billion and eliminate the corporate tax. why didn't somebody ask trump, you seem to be a protectionist.

officers operated out of a hotel using high-tech surveillance to track their target. ryan smith has the story. ryan: this criminal complaints from the clark county courthouse chill was three men, two women who now face prostitution charges. this after police in oc all of -- in ocl a -- in a schola -- in osceola -- these officer started planning the staying in june. >> and allow us -- it allows us and send a message of we don't want your activity here. ryan: the bust netted six arrests, five for prostitution. four of them are from des moines and west des moines. >> we wondered if this was something you -- we needed to get ahead of. ryan: the police chief said officers spotted local ads for sex acts popping up on local sites like craigslist. >> any crime like this, any sexual crime, is a concern for a chief in any town. ryan: investigators created their own ads which drew solicitors from the metro to small-town osceola. >> high-volume traffic areas, i-35 between des moines in kansas city, and we are right on that route. ryan: and addition to police arresting those individuals on prost

ryan wants to play the patriots. else. but this is a team on the schedule and here we come . >> anchor: he has beaten the patriots just four times in 14 career meetings but when rex ryan comes town he always brings a little something special with him. >>> can you feel a little extra empathy that rex puts on for his team? >>> yeah. he has the team fired up for sure. i'm mote have aed to come out . >> anchor: without deion lewis and eelman tom bradys's job will get a lot tougher than in week two when he through for 4 6 eyes that is nothing . >>> i think the expectations are still the same. we expect they will score points and it may take a little different shape and you just have to luck at difference things that are a part of your oh tension and do the best you can do . >> anchor: monday night matchup what more can you for? >>> it's always fun. fun.. as a kid you watch it and you get excited for it and as a player everyone is watching. >> anchor: on the other side of the football the patriots are without jamie collins tonight who is going to miss a third straight game that c

. >> anchor: one of shootings also at a restaurant earlier reports multiple people are dead dead. ryan schulteis standing by with the breaking details . >> anchor: we can tell you paris is under attack tonight. we understand from the associated press that 26 people are dead. that from the ap and four separate incidents all across paris tonight. we begin around the stadium, a soccer stadium. there was a soccer game going on on. there were explosions heard nearby. the president of france was there at the tie. he was rushed away there. he is in a safe location in the emergency management area making sure everything is safe in that country at this point. restaurant there was a shooting at a bar, a shooting also there is a hostage situation going on at a theater. these are live pictures from paris right now. you can see armed police officers there around that van right there. they are armed, ducking around the vans, they are a very tense night in paris, this happening all across paris tonight of once again, ap is reporting 26 people dead and at least four separate incidents. the stadium inc

snowfall totals getting ready for a mid-november cool down. kcci's ryan smith is live with a look at how one of the metro's biggest athletic events is adjusting to the cold front. ryan: out here tonight at this 10:00 it's a sign winter is at hour, our doorstep. the leaves here in central iowa, for the most part, are gone. tonight, race organizers at living history farms are preparing for saturday's winter-like weather. you can still spot the bright yellows, fire orange, and deep reds around downtown. the flowers lining fleur drive are upright but their days are numbered. bare branches along gray's lake are a sign that fall is fading fast. runners now bracing for the day when an outdoor jog requires more than a light jacket. >> more like september weather this year. i lived in the midwest all my life and i can't remember a november this warm. ryan: central iowa will be confronted with below average temperatures for the first time this season. that 4-letter weather obscenity snow is on its way. organizers for this year's living history farms off-road race are preparing. >> you just have to

presidential candidates. kevin: kcci's ryan smith is here now with a look and those responses. ryan: congressman david young criticizing the decision tonight, saying the pipeline meant an economic boost for iowa. u.s. senator ted cruz, who's home state would have marked keystone's endpoint, calling its denial "cold and cynical." the pipeline's path would not have crossed into the hawkeye state. rep. david young: am i disappointed? yeah, these are jobs. ryan: but congressman david young says the project meant opportunity for iowa workers. rep. young: they would have been working on this pipeline, the drivers and truckers out there, they would have been hauling pipeline. this would be money in the pockets of iowans. ryan: the pipeline would have shipped roughlhl830,000 barrels a day of heavy, crude oil from fields in canada to gulf coast refineries. texas senator ted cruz in des moines today, vowing to revive the controversial project. sen. ted cruz: if i'm elected president, i will approve the keystone pipeline. ryan: offstage, he was quick to accuse president obama and washington de

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development project, calling the proposal a potential money pit. kcci's ryan smith has the story, it is new at 10:00. ryan: city and county officials just this month moving forward on that $100 million dollar hotel. just tonight, the owner of ray gun using their trademark wit. raygun built its t-shirt empire mocking pop culture and poking fun at the people and places of iowa. now, the wildly successful social commentators have an unusual target. mike: it's like an orphanage for business travelers. ryan: the $100 million downtown convention center hotel. the city and county had to form a non-profit to get the hotel financed. mike: we don't need a non-profit hotel. if the market that support this hotel, the market would build a hotel. ryan: $20 million of the project relies on eb-5. a controversial program that gives wealthy foreigners a green card, if they invest $500,000 in american projects. however, eb-5 could be suspended next month. so, raygun came to the rescue in true tongue-and-cheek form. mike: that's why we say no salvation army people on this corner. we have got to do what we

, the new speaker of the house paul ryan. he's got political capital. how will he use it? >> we've been bold on tactics but timid on policies and ideas. >>> and changing course, first in afghanistan, now in syria. why president obama decided to send special ops forces into the syrian civil war. are we looking at mission creep? >>> joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are matt bai of yahoo! news, helene cooper of the "new york times," anne gearan of the "new york times" and david brooks. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." "new york times" and david brooks. if >>> good sunday morning.it choose your metaphor. on life support, in critical condition, on its deathbed. whatever painful phrase you use, everyone agrees jeb bush's campaign is in trouble. bush needed a good debate performance on wednesday and he failed spectacularly. he's rebranding his campaign with a new slogan called "jeb can fix it." the phrase is supposed to mean that bush can fix the country's problems, but a lot of people are already joking the "it" jeb needs to fix is his candidacy. that's the big qu

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