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Transcripts For KGAN CBS2 This Morning Early Edition 20160919

the vice-presidential candidates candidatesfrom both major parties are heading back to iowa today. ?ten days. days.first up this afternoon democratic v-p nominee senator tim kaine will be in ames.the virginia senator is holding an event with his wife at iowa state university s memorial union.kaine is expected to focus on how young people can get involved in the campaign, a theme in the senator s iowa visits.his first visit to the state after getting the nomination was at kirkwood community college in cedar rapids last month. on the republican side, v-p nominee mike pence has two stops sche the indiana governor will hold a town hall this afternoon in mason city, then a rally tonight at a manufacturing company in dubuque.today s stops will be the fourth and fifth iowa events for pence since he got the vice- presidential nomination in july.recent polls show the trump-pence ticket has now taken a slim lead over clinton-kaine in iowa. in 19-72 thomas eagleton was removed from

Transcripts For WDJT CBS 58 Morning News 5am 20160919

3 our ?top story at 5 -a former teacher accused of stealing thousands from a school choir. makes his first court appearance today. philip olson was fired from brookfield central high school in april of 2015. 2015.cbs 58 s julie parise is live in the newsroom.. with a look ahead. julie? olson is charged with stealing over 47 thousand dollars over five years.the money allegedly choir for which olson was the director. olson worked for elmbrook school district for 23 years. this is a photo of him from his first year with the school back in 1992. today he ll face a judge in waukesha county courtolson is accused of embezzlement.according to the criminal complaint, olson was involved with fundraising for the choir department and in dealing with parental donations to the school. the school district performed an internal investigation last year and fired olson, turning over all available information to the brookfield police department. according to documents olsen used the stolen mo

Transcripts For WPVI America This Morning 20150120

threat to kill two japanese hostages. the video appears to hoe the same english speaking masked militant as previous videos. in this he demands a 200$200 million ransom in the next 72 hours and speaks directly to the japanese prime minister who s now on a six-day visit to the middle east. one is thought to be a freelance journalist the other a japanese citizen who went to the syria to be trained with militants. woo ale stay on top of this story throughout the morning as those developments continue to come in. here at home we re following a breaking story out of cincinnati. a deadly bridge collapse onto a major interstate. crews have been combing through the debris of this collapsed bridge over i-75. at least one construction worker killed and the driver of this tractor trailer was injured when the bridge collapsed onto his truck. police say the bridge was undergoing demolition and appeared to be sagging when the tracker trailer apparently clipped it triggering the colla

Transcripts For WJLA ABC World News Now 20140811

it means her team from philadelphia is going to the little league world series where monet will be just the 17th girl to take part in that event. those are some of our top stories on this monday, august 11th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good monday morning to you. happy to have michelle franzen here with us today. we begin this half-hour with the u.s. military launching another round of air strikes over iraq. for three straight days now, u.s. war planes have been slamming isis targets trying to beat back the jihadist army s bloody rampage that has taken over much of the country. at the same time they re clearing the way for cargo planes, u.s. cargo planes to drop more food and water to stranded refugees. abc s jonathan carl has the latest. reporter: as 500-pound bombs dropped from f-18 fighter jets and u.s. missiles fired from drones, pummeled targets in northern iraq, president obama bluntly acknowledged there is no clear end date on this milita

Secret Service and Chicago police ramp up preparations for Democratic convention as protests loom