Afternoon for russia this is the weekly around the big headlines of the last 7 days here in r. T. International with me kevin 0 in here with you this hour hope to stick around to take you through the when we recap it all again starting with this 1st off germanys excepted moscows request for legal cooperation on a probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy however state prosecutors want some information will only be shared with the activists consent it says Russian Police asked to interview him then in berlin we still in the hospital there germany still expects russia to be held accountable for the incident. Their relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned ner
Snowshower. And that could prevent the roads from totally drying out. You see more snowshowers back to the west. Burt t the ones that are in the area now look like the most significant ones. Its 32 in reading and thats the only place outside of the mountains thats above freezing. When the temperature goes down well be seeing icy spots devel develop. Were going to be feeling the effects of winter. 11 00 tonight, feeling like Single Digits in much of the area and then its going to get colder after that. More on how cold its going to get. When it might warm up. And about a snowstorm next week that will be more significant than todays. Randy gyllenhaal went county by county today to find out how people are readjusting to winter. 20 minutes of nonstop news continuewi contin continues. A lawsuit says a Philadelphia Hotel help sex traffickers enslave a 14yearold girl and it took place for years. The girl described men waiting if sex, lining the walls of that motel. Sounds horrible. Reporter y
Fall on the river and thats good to see. And the weather today has been falllike in eastern iowa with a lot of clowns in a few hits of rain band burst winds and Cool Temperatures. Tomorrow we get rid of clouds but another cool day with temperatures in the 60s across eastern iowa and no chances for major rain anytime soon. Well have more in a few minutes. About 2500 cedar rapids residents being let back into their homes. Certain areas are safe to return to and thats where we find dora miller who was able to see the relief on peoples faces this afternoon as a return to familiar neighborhoods. Reporter looking at this road in time check you might think it doesnt look good but right here where i am at looks can be deceiving. We are standing on dry land and thats why the more than 2000 to work. We talked to people returning home today that were unsure through their doors again. Craig sharp homeowner 4 12 07 it didnt even, it only got to the end of the street, a little bit of water came up,
Nine. The long road back to normal took a big step forward today. Today. Right now, thousands in cedar rapids are returning home after an evacuation in the face of a major flood. Flood. But after days of hard work and planning, most parts of the city stayed dry. It is a relief to the thousands told to leave for fear that the water could breach temporary flood defenses. We have Team Coverage again for you tonight city goes from here. Well also show you how this we have Team Coverage for you from the recovery to wear this city goes from here. We will also show you how the split is having an impact on capitol hill and the race for president. First, dora miller spent the day talking to returning resident and she joins us live from northwest cedar rapids where some homeowners are reuniting with their homes. Dora . Reporter that is right, scott. Residents were able to move back home so that means these road closed signs will be a thing of the past soon. We saw today a lot of people returning
I wanted to get in touch with my brothers and sisters. Im a social person. I love people. I love being around people. I love talking. She recalled her first visit. I was looking to buy the torrah. I asked him where usually they have their lectures. They even went to a church. They were very nice to us and welcomed us and said they love us. I told them i love you too. She was diagnosed with Breast Cancer and going through a divorce. I was told i have terminal cancer. Police were compelled to investigate. We got a report of a suspicious person and we investigated that they pose no threat to anybody. The rabbi says police were justified and says unannounced visits from strangers can be alarming. Common sense dictates they would address the proper channels and make the proper appointments. Investigation and was not aware of the stories. I did not want to start a problem. I dont have t. V. , guys. Well police urge you to Say Something if you see something suspicious and remain vigilent. Mia