miss universe who allegedly that trump verbally abused herment she barely mentioned policy or vision for america. it was attack trump all day long. there is a new development that could affect the election, two police officers ambushed and killed in iowa. trump is the law and order candidate. clearly, the temperature is rising. the market is reacting. the polls are shifting. six days to the vote. varney & company is about to begin. it doesn t look like there was any interaction between these officers and whoever the coward is who shot them while they sat in their cars. stuart: that was des moines police sergeant getting emotional at a news conference on the deadly ambush style attack on two police officers. ashley: we have police named as a suspect in the shootings. scott michael green, there he is. police say he s armed and dangerous and they have a vehicle description. it began when officers reported to a shots fired about just after 1 a.m. this morning in the des moi
okay? you can if you early voted in a couple of states. we ll tell you what we know about that. hillary clinton wants to have a talk. if you know anybody who is thinking about voting for trump, first of all, stage an intervention. that s your closing argument. more details about the e-mails, somebody has been hacking like ten times. let me just remind you. wake up, please get dressed. your mornings are better with friends. this is a fox news alert. thanks for joining us on this very busy wednesday. a sad story out of urbandale, iowa, out of the western suburbs of des moines. it happened off 1-a. there s a massive manhunt ib tense fieg for a cop killer there. a gunman targeted two officers in what they describe as violent ambush-style attack. one officer was responding to a call about shots fired near a high school just outside des moines. the other officer then responding. he was ambushed in his patrol car near the scene. so far, no one is in custody. we re expect
both sitting in their patrol cars when they were shot. police in that area are on edge. they have yet to release any suspect information. they may not know. we are watching for all developments on this big story. moments ago we learned police in des moines are now pairing up their officers. nobody goes out alone. a popular for profit college shuts down leaving students upset about money wasted. signs at heritage college say the school is out our shawn chitness is live at the campus with the latest on chapped out there. good morning, shawn. reporter: britt, good morning. we can still see those notices up on the doors behind me here. for some students that was the only way they were going to find out the school was closing, and they are so upset they re planning to gather outside of the building in a few hours to voice their anger at what s happening. this notice coming out just as some students were in school graduate. this for profit school offers programs in health relat
miles away. investigators say both officers were sitting in their patrol cars before the shooting. police are working on information about possible suspects. officers there are now working in pairs so they are better protected. free speech or an attempt at voter coercion? people are getting ready to argue for and against taking ballot selfies in colorado. our jamie leary live. a federal judge will hear this case today. reporter: this morning, alan. this law has been fought by lawmakers in the past and rejected every single time. but this morning a state senator is taking it to court to fight it, asking a judge to temporarily stop enforcement of it. this is republican state senator owen hill from the springs. he calls the law outdated. it was created in 1981 to guard against voter fraud. secretary of state wayne williams says by taking a it to sell their ballot or trade it for something. if you take a picture, it better not show who you voted for. secretary williams says i
with the law against those pictur s, but it is the most recent state to see a challenge to the law. cbs 4 s jamie leary joins us. what have you learned in court today? reporter: well, there are three parties being sued in this case the attorney general, the denver district attorney and the secretary of state. they all agreed today that they would not enforce the law, meaning if you post a selfie of your mail-in ballot and shows who who you voted for, you will asked if they would make a public statement, clarifying the change. there was never a direct answer. this law has been around for 125 years to prevent voter coercion and buying and selling of votes. as far as anybody can remember, there s been no record of prosecution under it. in court today, the judge said this factor combined with the fact the parties agreed they will not prosecute under the law, indicates there are problems with it. the judge pressed the secretary of state s office to soften its stance and say th