mitchell: wow. thousands and thousands of them made by almost every government agency around in world war i. primarily the u.s. army signal corps but you also had the committee on public information which was predecessor to o.w.i. in world war ii. they were kind of like the propaganda arm of the federal government. i think they were excited to have the new technology of motion picture and were kind of oing crazy and making films. like allison said they were there probably more for dissemination by government officials and so forth and maybe they were chopped up a bit and shown in news reels and movie theaters but i'm willing to bet a large part of the american public hasn't seen these before so it is quite exciting people will see this perhaps for the first time. host: with that background let' roll the video, the film i should say, because that is the technology of the time, on the unknown soldier. now, where are we as this begins? mitchell: i'm pretty sure this would be in france right, allison? a

mitchell is a very talented man. so he began writing poetry early on just about as silent as conditions about how how small the bed was. he's on a very short bed. six feet long, two feet wide. that really touched me about how hard it was to rest when you're that arch in your own small bed. it's about getting the back of cookies on the weekend, how important it was. his poetry was very primitive, but very touching. when we wrote the book, we put the poems in the book just as he wrote them and we tried to put them in about the time he wrote them and they meant a lot to us. we kept his letters of coors and sister lynn in made a point to keep all of his poems and eventually have them printed and bound in a very informal way to keep them all together. when we wrote the book we went back and looked at those poems and try to pull out the best ones that showed mitch as he was and what he was thinking at the time. >> host: in 1983 we supporter of capital punishment? >> guest: this system in and 83 bert and i differ on a littl

their parents are probably dead just as mitchell's are. mitchell's mother died when she was 29. she gave for two mitchell when she was 13. he was 16 years old when his mother died. so many of the men have said mitch, this is my story too. there are not have parents or their parents have died in drug overdoses. the main problem that leads to all of this is the breakdown of the family. that is the national disaster that we are dealing with. >> host: anything to add to that? >> guest: if you look at the rise in the prison population in the united states in the 70s and 80s it follows the rise of unwed mothers who gave birth to children where the father was not present. the father is very significant here and when we go into the visiting yard to visit mitch we will see a father which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit that child that is in prison. first of all we don't see to many in the prison but when we do we know that prisoner has more hope than those without that male figure. >> host: what was it like for a former republican county chairman to work with the south

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their parents are probably dead just as mitchell's are, mitchell's mother died at 29, gave birth to mitchell when she was 13, was 16 when his mother died, and so many men said mitch, this is my story too. they don't have parents her parents died in a drug shootout, drug overdoses and the main problem at least to all of this is the breakdown of the family. that is the national disaster we are dealing with. >> anything to add to that? >> if you look at the rise of the prison population in the united states in a 70s and 80s it follows the birth -- the rise of unwed mothers giving birth to children, where the father was not present, and it was very significant and we always know when we go to visiting yard, to visit mitch weibel see a father which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit the child in prison, we don't see many who have fathers, but when we do we know that prisoner has more hope than those without the male figure. >> what was it like for a former republican county chairman to work with the southern poverty law center? >> very interesting. a hero in this story. >> he is m

smflt sentences in the book are mitchell's sentences. much of it is our taking the facts of mitchell's life and then putting them together but we did all of the interviewing with -- we called all of the -- characters involved. we interviewed dennis. we interviewed the sisters, pam, pam's sisters who are in the book. we interviewed, of course, sister lilian we knew her personally very well, and so we tacked tiewfl these people to put it together. so we put it in mitch's voice baa he didn't write the book it is his story he gave us the facts and then we had to fit it together and his speech and his grammar still -- you be when you're writing a book you have to use a write a certain way. use certain words think about paragraphs and that's not what mitchell is thinking about. but it definitely is his story. this is a story similar from montgomery alabama. >> correct he worked with death prisoners, and he's been very effective and he backed into it also. he didn't necessarily start wanting to do that. but he stumbled into it. and that is corr

mitchell is now at university of iowa hospitals in critical condition. and the division of criminal investigation is now looking into the shooting. us in the studio. phil, there is no police body cam footage of the incident? at this moment cedar rapids police officers don't

mitchell" that's correct. -- mitchell: that's correct. they are representing the united states and ultimately not to jump ahead too much but he will give the keynote speech. the streets of washington were lined with thousands of folks who waited for the casket to be removed and brought by the honor him guard down pennsylvania avenue and then across the bridge into virginia. i think what i've read is one of the largest turnouts for any parade in the city. host: what does that say about the american public at that time? mitchell: it says a lot that the person sacrifice was important, that the americas played a significant role during the war and that we lost tremendous amount of casualties. the fact that because of the type of warfare, there were so many unknown that they were difficult to identify once the repatriation occurred after the fighting. host: if you recognize any of the faces as they were coming across the screen, please let us know as we're talking here. mitchell: the gentleman in the foreground charles h. brant, chief of chapl

oh, so that is rita mitchell? she is beautiful. "rita mitchell's six husbands. who will be number seven?" [phone rings] yes? yes, this is captain nelson here. oh, h-hello, mr. tracy. uh-huh. st-stage 12-a? right. thank you. that's the producer. he's waiting for me at the studio. what am i gonna do with you? take me with you. as what? a harem dancer? this is business. meet thy new secretary. jeannie, i'm going to put my foot down. you are not gonna leave this room. i can't have you-- we are late, master. pardon me, um, i'm captain nelson. i have an appointment with mr. tracy. oh, yes, captain. mr. tracy is waiting for you on stage 12-a. you'll find it down this way. to the left. thank you. charlie, i want you to make rita mitchell's spacesuit look like a bikini. remember, the male eyes of america expect to see her that way. well, captain nelson. i see it didn't take you long to get here. tony: thank you very much. this is my secretary, miss...jeannie. and what is your first name, my dear? uh, jeannie. oh, jeannie jeannie. we haven't had one of those around here s

mitchell: come on, dennis. okay. [music] mitchell, dennis. well, i came, i saw, i conquered. i can't believe it. boy, you sure did that in a hurry, mr. wilson. oh, it's very simple. well, now, to get back to my cameras. mr. wilson's gonna take a picture of a cereus that only blooms at night. oh, i hope you get a good picture, well, i hope too if i don't have too many interruptions. thanks a lot, mr. wilson. oh, i'm glad to oblige, my boy, this once. dennis: mr. wilson's a regular pioneer dennis: like in the good old days, huh, dad? he sure is and he's got good workable basic equipment. sleepin' under the stars is a sure neat way to sleep, huh, dad? well, i can take it or leave it. wait till i tommy about us cookin' on fork sticks. all right. but you don't have to tell him everything. you mean that part about your stick cooking before the steak did? i did, got it too close to the fire. that's okay. i bet a lot of the pioneers dropped their steaks in the ashes in the good old days. --was a popular color, charcoal gray. i think i ought to call our patrol over training to be scou

senator mitchell? >> we will let sam go first. >> i think when tony blair was leaving, he invited some of us to the british and secret to say -- british embassy to say goodbye. and he stood up and said, i think it's fair to say that america and great britain have agreed on most issues through our common history. but he said, there was one issue that we did not agree upon. the north of ireland. i want to thank all of you, he said, for what you did to help bring us into the process. to have a british prime minister say that -- and i probably caught another break, he was looking for a reset for his own career and he gets credit for that. think of it tonight. if we were sitting here 25 years ago, there were 35,000 british soldiers in an area the size of the state of connecticut in the north of ireland. the watchtowers were all over the place. and to nancy's point, 30% of the police service of northern ireland is now catholic, they were heading toward 45%. so it is a huge accomplishment. there have been the

mitchell and willard greered mitchell would 10% to 15% of every borough invoice generated by willard's downingtown company, then a check cashing company called about cashing a $750,000 check. also mitchell allegedly had $500,000 in cash delivered to his house. no one answered the door at the mitchell home. suspicions aroesgen when $30,000 worth of dash cams were ordered but never arrived. mitchell a allegedly told the former police chief not to report the -- >> i would never have expected it. i didn't that he would need to do that really. >> now even though mitchell's attorney says he's innocent, the da says mitchell has confessed and is cooperating, his bond is set at $100,000. monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> the final co-defendant in the chaka fattah conviction won't spend time behind bars, today bonnie bowser was sentenced to house arrest and probati probation. three other defendants did receive prison time and the former congressman got a 10-year sentence. >>> delaware senator chris coons spent the day in new york at trump tower. the senate lawmaker met to invite him to the nation

and mitchell's is on saturday. >> host: you are flying to birmingham? >> guest: yes and i have to go the night before to stay over. you have to be in the prison of 7 a.m. the next morning. >> host: to get up, they take the visitors and if you are one of the first three you can have extra time. so it's important to be there somewhat early. >> host: you have to get in line with your car, most are in line around 6 a.m., but they start letting people through the fence at seven. if it gets too crowded, you have to beat after a few hours. the visiting goes until i think 2:00. >> host: you visited -- what happened to the throw? >> guest: he happened to be removed from death row because of the two trials that he had, and anita and i were their -- i was there for both of them but she wasn't able to be there for the first one because our son was just born. we wer were character witnesseso show that we cared about him and believed in him and we believed that his life was worth preserving and we made the argument that the jury. there were others that have contacted

andy: police say both mitchell and the victim were at this bar. court records say one witness told police that mitchell had accused the victim of drugging his girlfriend in the club, but police are still trying to figure out exactly what sparked the altercation. lt. o'

the ramp from mitchell avenue to northbound i-75 will also be closed. denise tosses to dan the big story this morning is the cold air as it feels below zero once you factor in the wind chill. morning the single digits values are near 5 with slick spots on some side and our rural areas delays and unfortunately things will continue to fall before we improve as i expect snow for tuesday mornings commute. watch the bottom of the screen for closings and posted online and mobile app. you can stay ahead here in the tri- state... or fox19 weather now app.. it's free for your smartphone or here in the tri- state... or anywhere in the country.. with the it's free for your tablet. happening now happening now... the search for a gunman is underway in mount healthy after a shooting that left one person dead and another hurt. man shot at a outside the compton road. we're told police interest" in custody, but the shooter is stil on the loose. as of right now, police say they do not believe anyone is in danger. and crews are still trying to figure weekend house fire in

that was mitchell speaking to vice news. i want to go to the second part of that clip. >> to me, it seems completely ksm isble that slapping that, but sending hellfire missile into a families picnic and killing all of their children and killing granny and for a loteryone is ok of reasons. one of the reasons is, what out that collateral loss of life? the other one is, if you kill them, you cannot question them. amy: that is james mitchell. can you respond to that, dror ladin? >> what you have is an admission that all they were doing -- for all the scientific language that was all dressed up in with learned helplessness and experiments they go back decades, really all of it was about inflicting an enormous amount of pain on people with the idea that if you abuse them enough and you broke them down enough, they would do whatever you wanted. whether you're talking about a bad cop in a chicago pd basement or whether you're talking about a secret black site, that is what this was. it was hurting people so much that they would do w

full closures of northbound interstate 75 at mitchell avenue exit 6 are scheduled mitchell avenue exit 6 are scheduled jan. 14 and friday, following day. the northbound i-75 denise tosses to dan live morning is the cold air as it feels below zero once wind chill. morning the single digits values are near 5 below. this along with slick spots on some side and secondary roads in our rural areas have cause several delays and closings. unfortunately things will continue to fall before we improve for tuesday watch the bottom of the screen for delays. they're also posted online and on the fox19 now mobile app. happening now happening now... gunman is underway in mount healthy after a shooting that left one person dead and another hurt. investigators say a man shot at a vehicle parked outside the ameristop on compton road. we're told police have a "person of interest" in custody, but the shooter is stil on the loose. as of right now, police say they do not believe anyone is in danger. rob bam r philadelphia police are investigating a tip that the man who ambushed a patrolman, may be part of a

the department tells jerime mitchell at about one-am on november first.they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who then mitchell at about 1:00 a.m. november 1st they said mitchell started fighting with officer jones who then shot him. mitchell drove away and hit two cars before being taken to the hospital where his family says he remains paralyzed. crpd says it is following the device -- of the advice of the linn county attorney's office and not releasing the video. officer jones is still on paid administrative leave peers that is protocol for an officer second shooting for which officer jones has been investigated. he was cleared in last year's fatal shooting. there are a number of cases where video comes out in a matter of days or hours. but with this case, it is not out of the ordinary that it is not coming out so soon. the issue is the open records law iowa. it reads the public records, including video like this, cannot be kept away except in unusual circumstances would jeopardize an investigation. police refused our request to see the video at the direction of the linn

. >>> plus he helped solve some of the most heinous crimes in the civil rights ecram jerry mitchell. >> it's london's version of academy awards patch honoring hollywood's best. >> the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia could set up a political battle for the ages. a day after the 79-year-old was found dead of an apparent heart attack at a texas ranch the question of who would replace him was the subject on capitol hill including, when the successor should be chosen. mike viqueria has the story from washington, d.c. >> good evening, lori jane. no sooner had the notice of the death of antonio been released, nominated by ronald reagan back in 1986, a fight began in earnest. fight said president obama is a lame duck, she hold up, he should wait for the people to speak via the elections come november and the republicans hope if it is a new republican president give that individual an opportunity to nominate someone of their own choosing. pliemarco rubio is a presidentil candidate. here is his view. >> he can nominate someone, i can agree with that. >> make no mistake, president

their parents areei probably dead just as mitchell's are. mitchell's mother died when she was 29. she actually gave birth to mitchell when she was 13. he was 16 years old when his mother died and then he was on the street and so many men have said mitch, this is my story also. they don't have parents or their parents have dried-- died in drug shootouts or drug overdoses and the main problem that leads to this is the breakdown of the family. about is the national disaster we are dealing with. host: anything to add to that? guest: i think if you look in the rise of the prison ovulation in the united states in the 70s and 80s follows a good rise in the birth of unwed mothers giving birth to childrel with the father was not present. the fatherlessness is very significant here and we always know that the hoped-for prisoners were we going to the visiting yard that we will see a father, which we don't often do. we see a father coming to visit that child that's in prison. first of all, we don't see too many in the prison who have fathers active in their life, wow but when we do we know th

full closures of northbound interstate 75 at mitchell avenue exit 6 interstate 75 at mitchell avenue exit 6 are scheduled beginning at 11 p.m. each night tuesday, jan. 12, wednesday, jan. 13, thursday, jan. 14 and friday, jan. 15, reopening by 5 a.m. the following day. the ramp from mitchell avenue to northbound i-75 will also be closed. this is nothing new: donald trump is making controversial comments. this is nothing new: donald trump is making controversial comments. but the top of criticism is new... the republican presidential hopeful... slamming the n-f-l.. during the playoffs. "you used to see these tackles and it was incredible to watch, right? now they tackle oh head on head collision. 15 yards the whole game is all soft. football has become soft. now i'll be criticized for that, they'll say oh isn't that terrible, but football has become soft like our country has become soft. it's true." think... is football too trump says? log on to the fox19 now facebook fan page and join the conversation. just how low will gasoline prices go this year? experts say we could be paying the

a victory for the mitchells. but their attorney still says what should have just been a land use issue-- turned into animal abuse accusations-- from an organization who does not operate in pahrump-- and has never seen the mitchells interact with their tigers. sot thomas gibson attorney at law, representing mitchells i don't appreciate as a nevadan, and as a resident of nye county, i don't appreciate outsiders coming in and telling us how to run our organizations marissa tag since the appeal was not granted-- and the tigers get to stay in pahrump for now-- peta officials say theyll continue to monitor the mitchells actions with the animals-- and determine their next step. reporting in nye county-- mk-- ch13an. a live look outside right now..... movie has once again..... shut down part of the strip. action news reporter.... bryan callahan joins us live..... near harmon and las vegas boulevard with a look at all the excitement. bryan... there has been a lot of set up going on here over the last few hours as the crew

and jones shot mitchell. now a grand jury has been slated to determine whether or not those shots fired were justified. "there needs to be an independent third party special council or special prosecutor to present the facts of the dci investigation in the interest of impartiality and transparency." normally and as of now the county attorney will present the evidence to the jury of seven citizens. walker's announcement was made during a benefit for mitchell -- the crowd clapping in response to walkers to listen from his hospital bed. his video everyone in the community understands is that we can admire and respect what police officers do, while holding them to very high standards. walker has made several public announcements since the shooting --- on nov 3rd patient and allow dci to investigate. then on november 18 walker joined those demanding the video be released. now pointing to linn county attorney jerry vander sanden as the reason for the request. "jerry vander sanden has been involved with a case prior

look at this, in mount mitchell, our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. it's two degrere and the wind is really pushing these trees around. and they are already weighted down. over a foot of snow in mount mitchell. mount craig, a glimpse. you can see the cloud line here. it's already north of i-40. madison, mitchell, avery, graham, cherokee county you're stuck in the clouds. that means a chance of flurry action and even light snow. look at this band of snow coming right down i 24 here from paducka in to nashville, all the way to chattanooga. there is potential. most of this isn't reaching the ground. but some of it will reach the ground as flurries. here's the future radar here the next couple of hours. cherokee county, graham. you might get flurries redeveloping as this band works its way southeast. overall, the theme is dryer but still cold. 26 degrees outside at unca. wind chill down to 14.

. >> well, let me introduce you to general william mitchell. billy mitchell. one of the great names in the early history of american aviation. billy mitchell entered the army in the late 19th century. by the time world war i came along, he had become an aviator, a pioneer u.s. army aviator. and was in command in 1918 of the american air units that went in to operation when american ground troops went into combat for the first time. and this airplane is the spad 16 that billy mitchell flew during those campaigns. there is a gunner behind him. the red circle with the silver eagle and the star symbolizes the fact that this is billy mitchell's airplane, the commander's airplane. after world war i was over, billy mitchell came back. and of course he became one of the great advocates for american military air power. that's the billy mitchell that you see in the statue, the historic billy mitchell who was famous for demonstrating that airplanes could sink battle ships and sort of predicting that air power was the wave of the future. he was also incredibly controversi

that man, jerime mitchell, is in critical condition this morning. his brother-in-law says the bullet that hit mitchell hit the top of his spine. that was during a traffic stop struggle between mitchell and the police officer. friends say a vigil for mitchell last night supports them as they face the unknown. friends and family of jerime mitchell say he is a caring, loving man and they have a lot of unanswered questions as to what happened. they held signs and candles for jerime mitchell in greene square tuesday night. mitchell's brother-in- law jesse land says he wants to see dash camera footage to find out why the officer shot him. "02:38:42;03 this isn't a black and white thing. im white i have black and white thing, this is a right and wrong thing. if you have the right training to be put in these situations, it's more that and i'm not pointing fingers at the officer either because i don't know the whole story, " they say if he survives, he will most likely be paralyzed for the rest of his life. cedar rapids police say there is not body camera fo

dawn staley updates us on tiffany mitchell. staley: "well she came back out and she was cleared to go for the game, but i just decided not to put her back in it. she'll be fine. / i thought, you know, bianca and doniyah both.and tina roy both, they all stepped up in a way that made us all proud. you know, it's a great confidence booster for them. we need our bench to perform and impact the game like they did today." coates: "well, honestly, the things that i saw from kentucky's defense, they were like split-second you either run with it or you don't.

((tiffany mitchell/mother: "it's great. because i'm new here and have only been here a year so i'm still trying to get them settled with finding a pediatricians and haven't found one that i like yet." )) ((mauricio marin)) where medical professionals offered up kids free sports physicals and immunizations. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "immunizations have prevent illness and death and disability in children and we want to be sure that all the kids are up to date on their shots.' )) ((mauricio marin)) doctor anita henderson says getting kids their shots at the right time is crucial to keeping them healthy and preventing serious infectious diseases. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "we've seen outbreaks of measles and whooping cough because kids are not getting their shots on time." )) ((mauricio marin)) she knows some parents worry about possible side efects from shots but says research has shown their benefits. ((dr. anita through multiple studies and all doctors agree this is the be

vail was arrested in 2013 based on a tip given to mitchell. -- given by mitchell. in august, vail was convicted of murdering his first wife. authorities also now say they believe felix also murdered annette and sharon but no charges have been filed. today we are again joined by jerry mitchell as well as mary rose, annette craver vail's mother. we welcome you both to democracy now! , can you describe when you first got in touch with jerry mitchell, what you knew at the time and what this week means to you with vail going to jail? bywhat i knew at the time -- the way, hello, amy, and good morning, and thank you so much for all that you do. mitchell afterry hearing him on your program. i knew there were two other women who were last seen with felix vail, and one of them had drowned and the other had also disappeared like my daughter. , and he askedthat for more information -- which i sent him. what was your other question? happened about what iss week, the fact that vail now gone to jail, though not for the killing of your daughter. >> right, right. well, i feel even

mitchell drives drops it off to a'ja wilson... who finishes strong for the and one. === then mitchell lights it up. from the corner... she buries the triple. === on the attack again... she devours tigers on her way for the hoop and the harm. mitchell... a season high 24 points. === back to the corner... this time tina roy ready to deliver. knocks down the tre. carolina up 31-15. === moments later... sessions... sometimes it's nice to have your own space. hits the wide open three. gamecocks up 19 at the second half... more of the same... mitchell the facilitator... feeds wilson inside... shows good patience... then gets her bucket. gamecocks down the tigers... 75-39... to finish sec play 16-0... again just the second team ever to accomplish this. how do you celebrate this achievement... by dancing of course... sessions and the crew breaking it down after the game. the fun is certainly in the winning... on senior day. staley: "something our seniors wanted to do since we were that close. i think it's a tribute to what they mean to ou

all right, mitchell, let me help. ? stop it, willy. willy! i'm sorry to see you here, mitchell. if you're sorry, you can set me free. i work for mr. stagge, i don't run the place. landers had to slug him from the back with a gun butt. get the prisoners to the bunkhouse. let's go, bodie. i don't like you belittling my men in front of the prisoners, shore. it seems to me like they already belittled themselves. if bodie gives us anymore trouble i'll let you handle it. your guns. i know my limits, landers. if i have trouble with him, i'll take him on, face to face, not from the back with a gun butt. i swear to you, shore, some day i'll... you'll do what, landers? slug me from behind, put a knife in me while i'm sleeping? you haven't got the nerve for anything else. you're a gunslinger and i'm no match for you as long as you got your right arm. i wouldn't push ray too far if i were you. coming from you that's a laugh. i've fed better food than that to my dogs. better fill up on it, i got an idea we're going to be needing every bite of it. you'll need it all right. how long you in for

mitchell yockelson: he absolutely was. he established schools, almost like universities, to train officers in various places like intelligence and logistics, supplies, and so forth. officers were sent to the schools. were goingme of them on on the eve of the attack, september 26, and a number of officers were not even available to lead their units. he was well aware many of the young officers who did not have the experience he had in the philippines and during the spanish-american war were going to need specialized training. that is really where the allies stepped up to help us. the british and the french were the primary instructors of our officers. many of them, unfortunately, were not very good, site mentioned before. he called out the ones he felt were poor officers, either lazy or did not have the ability or the strength to leave the troops. he dismissed them. hi, connie. corps,des the signal what other records did he use -- you use? mitchell yockelson: as one historian called the national archives, it is mother's mil

. >> reporter: we have one mitchell. we have a multivehicle accident, i'm hearing as many as five vehicles may be involved. 75 southbound approaching mitchell. it's difficult to see because the camera angle right now, but you can see a lot of flashing lights on the left-hand side, that's the southbound direction, you can tell that traffic is only getting by on the high-speed left-hand lane. there's a better result on mitchell and you can see officers funneling traffic to the left high-speed lane. a couple of lanes are closed down, and you're down to the high-speed lanes, the food news -- the good news if there's any out of this is that traffic is not heavy and you're backed up to town. you have a 5 minute-delay, if you are headed and going to be passing vine and mitchell. luckily no other problems, john. >>> thousands are expected be to be heading out today at butler county. district own see john bane on boehner on the ballot. >> reporter: we're inside the polling place at the mid point westchester library. you can see b

he says mitchell started fighting with him - and he shot mitchell. mitchell drove away and hit two cars -includin an unmarked police car - before being arrested and taken to the hospital.mitchell's family tells cbs 2 he's paralyzed. they're is now calling for investigators to release the it's and right now in it's de. degrees.still ahead, we have an update on two unique tributes to sergeant beminio and officer martin. in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... have... - your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga& -temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking fo

mitchell: how you win the war of ideas? i've covered the state department and watched democratic and republican administrations, secretaries of state, of all descriptions unable to use our public diplomacy in a truly effective way against this kind of propaganda. isis is so much more adept at social media than anything we have able unable to do -- then able to do. rep. mccaul: we have a new generation of terrorists that are very effective on the internet that have radicalized enough people to recruit 40,000 jihadists into iraq and syria, the largest convergence in history. now they do the external operations, same with northern africa. we have to counter that message. some private companies, google, facebook, they are stepping up to the plate to counter the message. i think the united states government could do a more effective job leveraging the local communities. at the end of the day, these are sunni arab communities, they need to step up to the plate and protect their own backyard and protect their own religion. it's im

last night to help mitchell and his family in any way they could. mitchell's brother tells us they are heartened to see the outpouring of support from friends and even complete strangers -- of all different races. we never watned it to ever be about black vs white it's just about people being good peopel you look around, it's everybody in that room. it's all walks of life."there will be another benefit for mitchell on sunday at gabe's in iowa city.a number of local bands will play from seven until 10.. that's this sunday night. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire in central city on thanksgiving day. an explosion triggered the fire at iowa gold prompting a response from 14-different departments. . cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga explains why that cooperation is critical for towns like this. when fire breaks out in a departments. joe ruzicka explains why the corporation is so critical for towns like that. >>and fire breaks out in a rural fire district, help is critical. >>we will get departments and route right awa

mitchell. we know. well, in that case, i'm sure every member of the family would be grateful for any help that's given. you mean you wouldn't mind if we brought a few things here during the next few days? we'd be happy to volunteer our house as a collection center. oh, thank you, mr. mitchell. that was very delicately put. now, if you'll excuse me, i must go mobilize the neighborhood. mom, can i have something to eat? i'm starving. oh, that boy. he's always hungry. oh, i'll hurry just as fast as i can. i think this is a wonderful thing you're doing. in this town, we always take care of our own, mrs. mitchell. good-bye. good-bye, mrs. holland. good-bye. hey, what's going on here? your mother called and she wants you to come right home. okay, mrs. mitchell. bye, dennis. bye, tommy. poor little tyke. i'm amazed. i was talking with mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one to jump to conclusions. hey, dad, guess what i got for you. 36 cents. i've been selling roo

over a foot of snow is possible from buncombe county and eastward to yancey and mitchell counties.so far several inches of snow has fallen in western north carolina, causing major issues on roadways. the upstate has seen brief snow in areas, but and freezing rain. some trees and limbs have gone down causing power outages for parts of the upstate.sleet, rain and freezing rain will continue this afternoon, and it looks like much of it will be between 1pm and 4pm. after that, all the precipitation will become lighter and turn to snow showers late evening, we could see 1-2 inches of snow in the upstate on top of what we have already seen, while the mountains will continue to see snow pile up. over a foot of snow is possible from buncombe county and eastward to yancey and mitchell counties. pit 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching:traffic lights power out3 millenium blvd@ oldsulphur springs rdaugusta st@ lakewood rdhood rd@ hwy 153hwy 101@ reidville rdrutherford rd @ paris view drtrees down down 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 traffi

they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who shot him. mitchell drove away hitting two university of iowa hospital where his family says he remains paralyzed tonight. the crpd says they are following the advice of the linn county attorney's office. not releasing the video because it's part of a dci investigation. officer. jones is still on paid administrative leave. that's protocol for officer involved shootings. this is the second shooting for which officer jones has been investigated. he was cleared in last year's deadly shooting of tonight 10 eight family is demanding answers of the shooting. dora miller has been following this case from the beginning and joins us on the ongoing outcry. >> reporter: every single day for two weeks jerime mitchell support system has been demanding answers. they have been on this corner and across the street asking for the public support. >> every night you will hear them on this corner. friends and family of jerime mitchell making sure he is not forgotten. >> we want to make sure this does not get swept

rapids police officer shot mitchell. he is still in the hospital. family says he is paralyzed. last night his support system peacefully demonstrated at the cedar rapids council meeting and on the street letting people know he has not been forgotten. demonstrations we want to make sure our voices are heard and we are bringing awareness. we want to make sure where doing it the right way. >> his mother and nice post state mitchell is hanging in there. he is a fighter and they will continue to fight for him when he can't. >> police their cedar rapids police are responding to public demand to release dash cam video of jerime mitchell shooting. officer lucas jones pulled over 37-year-old mitchell at 1 am on november 1. they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who shot him. mitchell drove away hitting two cars before being taken to the university of iowa hospital and clinics where his family says the crpd says they are following the advice of the linn county attorney's office and not releasing the video because it'

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jerry mitchell and mary rose have spent years trying to find out. he's written article after article pushing authorities to act. the current coroner re-examined the autopsy and those lost photos of mary horton vail's body. and after 50 years, he ruled it was not accidental drowning. it was homicide. enough for a case. they have felix's old friends. >> he said i fixed that damn [ bleep ]. >> reporter: his own son. >> he said, no, you don't understand, i really did kill her. >> reporter: next, this cold case finally catches fire and the police are closing in. is this the end of the road for felix vail? >> i got this phone call from the sheriff's office. >> i whooped and hollered and danced like i've never danced before. or moms know their kids need love. and encouragement. they also know milk is a nutrient powerhouse. with 8 grams of natural protein, plus 8 other essential nutrients. it's no surprise 9 out of 10 u.s. olympians grew up drinking milk. moms know kids grow strong when they milk life. can anybody help us? (echo) don't go it alone. sfx: din

and jerry mitchell says, they had good reason. in fact, the trio was delivered to a lynch mob by the county's deputy sheriff. cecil price. >> yeah, he was in the clan and so was the sheriff laurence trainee. >> reporter: it would take 41 years for a murder prosecution in the case. after mitchell's digging led him to the masterminds of the plot, a preacher named edwar kay killing. >> were you nervous? >> no, we were in a public place, he actually want immediate to come his house actually but it would be at like 9:00 at night and i was like, that's okay. >> reporter: mitchell's investigation helped secure new evidence, leading to his conviction on three counts manslaughter. >> reporter: mitchell grew up mostly unaware he says. civil rights moving. >> i grew up in my insular kind of white south in east texas. and i used -- i didn't get exposed to a lot of it. >> reporter: the movie, mississippi burning, opened his eyes. >> scared to death, man. >> don't you call me man, boy. >> reporter: as did learning about his own newspaper's past

mitchell, mount craig and all the black mountains. moisture trapped over the mountains and wringing out in the form of light snow there. we look for the clouds to stay in place over the mountains for the next couple of hours before they break up. these are two-day snow fall totals from nothing in buncombe county to seven inches in the corners of the county. the range is nothing to five inches in jackson county. madison, 1 to 11 inches. faust coming in with 11 inches of snow. a trace to eight inches of snow. yancey county to 17 inches at the top of mount mitchell. temperatures in the teens and 20s this evening. and we're going to keep dropping these wind chills down now below zero in boone. notice your temperatures dropping to 19 by 11 o'clock in asheville. >> darcel: another snow day for buncombe county schools leads to calendar. >> tammy: karen wynne joins us live. karen, when were the changes announced? >> karen: confusing morning for some families. the first notification went out just before 6:00 a.m. buncombe county schools were o

mitchell: i don't think the united states has missed opportunities. i think the palestinians katty: and israelis have missed opportunities. not in the role of negotiator or peace broker? sen. mitchell: one can argue orh decisions made here there, but the united states government is the only entity with the capacity to create conditions were negotiations can occur and ensure the implementation. we have built on prior discussions and negotiations. everyone is human and every human institution is imperfect. there are mistakes made along the way. the two state solution, the people of israel, a successful state having security, and the palestinian people having an independent, sovereign, ized state should remain the outcome of american policy. katty: thank you for joining us. sen. mitchell: thank you for having me. katty: the 19-year-old who stole the show at the olympics. simone biles struck gold four times with highflying routines that wowed all of us. our 100 women series speaks about her accomplishments and her life beyond the sport. twisting double ba

off dixie highway in fort mitchell when the incident unfolded. they say she walked out to the parking lot, got in her car and that's approached by a man with a gun. the man allegedly told the victim that he needed her car so she got out, and he took off. police are still looking for this man and they need your help to find him.. they say the victim's car that he was last seen driving is a a car like this one...a 2002 black toyota camey with kentucky plate number 736- thv. it's missing the driver side rear hubcap and has a softball size dent under the rear license plate. live the outpouring of support continues to emerge across the tri-state, following monday's butler county. some are calling it mohawk strong--that's one of the hashtags on twitter showing support for the madison schools. other area school districts are posting videos or photos to social media sites...as a sign of solidarity. many trying to help, anyway they can. ""we know that they are going through a stressful time, especially the students who are returning to madison today and i