complete newscast of the day. protests against president elect donald trump are stretching into a third night. thousands are marching in major cities many demonstrators remained peaceful but some are blocking the highways setting how the president-elect - took to twitter - to attack the demonstrations.he accused the media - of orchestrating t. them.this morning - - donald trump - to tweeting - - - love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night - have passion for our great country. we will all come together - and be proud. there were ?more demonstration s in iowa city today. today.?dozens of protesters walked ?right into the evening rush hour on interstate-80 near dubuque street tonight. iowa city police and the iowa state patrol were called in to deal with the situation.but it took about 15-minutes to clear the road, leading to a massive miles.eventually, the group marched back down dubuque street toward the downtown district.despite the disturbances, pol
me the city has recently boarded up the front enterences of this abandoned building, one person telling me that doesn t stop people from going a man rescued from this burning building. out the victim bruce chad was arrested soon after for trespassing. they did, they did save someone that was homeless it could easily be used for obviously squatters which in this case it was i mean it is other end what could you do about it? the fire happening just after three in the morning. i can see flames through a window inside smoke coming out people who live near by smelled the smoke so i walked around my house to make sure it wasn t my house on fire and i was like it seems kind of late for someone to be burning leaves didn t think stand-up activity at this vacanat appartment building, one employee telling me people just walk by, wave to him and walk inside those busineses have called the police but they say the people keep coming back. what do you do? you police these obvio
gathered in dubuque friday morning to commemorate veterans day, there were some younger than usual faces in the crowd. more than 300 middle school students getting the chance to learn about veterans in a much more personal way. (katie hannan, 7th grade teacher) an event like this really helps to bring to life the experience of the veterans in a for them. events like this a reunion of sorts for the many veterans who gather to honor each other s service and haven t seen in a year. and it s kinda neat to see one s from the other rs hat did serve and come back and talk about it. feeney was the youngest of six brothers to join the military in the 1940 s. i guess it was something that everybody thought they should serve. at that time it was different, because we all left now, but events like this help him remember. yes you do, and what could ve been. they should ve been here. this year marks 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor feeney actually had two brothers who surviv
best arguments today to close the case.and nothing was off limits. limits. he planned and he premeditated the murder of lynnsey donald, that is he had plenty of time to think about what he was going to do before he did it. it. when you investigate a little bit further is that nick obviously suffers from a severe illness and disease and so there s much more to this case. still, the state argued luerkens mental health was not an excuse for his crime. crime. even dr. rosell admitted that despite his depression he still had the mental capacity to understand that he was committing a crime. the surveillance video and the notebook that had luerkens allegedly plotting to kill donald was shown to the jury again.but the defense fired back, saying that s not the full story. story. they act as if all you need is a video and a journal and that is not the case in this situation, that s not your job. your job is to consider all the evidence. evidence. in this case, the defendant nic
mental capacity to understand that he was committing a crime. the surveillance video and the notebook that had luerkens allegedly plotting to kill donald was shown to the jury again.but the defense fired back, saying that not the full stoto. ststy. they act as if all you need is a video and a journal and that is not the case in this situation, that s not your job. your job is t consider all the evidence. evidence. in this case, the defendant nicholas luerkens has proved to you by his own actions and his own words thatat he i iguilty and that he is guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree. degree. the defense has asked the jury to consider second- degree murder charges instead of first-degree for luerkens, that would acknowledge that he committed the crime but also that he had a mental disorder at the time. we ll see what they decide on monday. dora miller fox 28 news. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor s top stories. stories.the unive