information board thatatlane; mostly russian on their way home froro the red sea vacation resort of sharm el of them were killed. isis quickly claiming responsibility saying they des plane in revenge for russia's bombing campaign in syria. russian president those air strikes will not1only continue bet they will intensify?already firing cruise missiles vowing to hunt down those responsible for the .saying ''we're going everywhere hiding. we will find them in any place on earth and punish them." lh abc news, london . " jessica rae: turning to paris now, and the jessica rae: turning to paris now, and the aftermath of the terror attacks last friday, the hunt is on for the eighth atcker

and mastermind attacks on the which claimed the people. 28 year-old adelhamid abaaoud, is coordinater of this morning, two suspects who belgium the day after the shooting are being held on terrorism charges. five others who were arrested on suspicioun have been released jessica rae: in the u-s, the house of representative is receiving a classified briefing g about those paris tacks. ononof the attackers was carrying a aake syrian passport sparking fears in the u-s about the refugee crisis. so far half of this nation's governorhave vowed not to take any syrian refugees. it's a movement frustrating that's present obama and gaining speed across the us... led by republican governors. sot obama the people who are fleeing syria are the most harmed by terrorism. since the start of the civil war in syria, the u-s has taken 21 hundred refugees. but thousands

expected next year. . the state department s ss refugees are the most highly vetted and d dnot pose a real threat. it's believed the isis terrorists in the paris attacks including the mastermind have ties to syria. jessica rae: iowa's governor is ordering state agengies to halt any work on bringing syrianrefugees to the state. he says that's to ensure the safety of iowans... after word one of the terrorists reponstible for friday's attacks in paris... may have snuck into the country as a refugee. amanda krenz has more " to be concerned about isis radicals imbedded with these refugees. governor branstad says after the terror attacks in paris, the u.s. federal government needs totoake extra caution when allowing refugeeee into the country. we don't want to bebeme like europe where they let these refugees in, and now they're sending police to roundup the dangerous embedded isis militants that are part of it. i don't know that the states hve the authority to decide whether or not we can take refugees, this is a federal program. the governor is right. the u.s. state

department oversees the process of allowing refugees into the country. rachel for refugees to come here there's security clearances that the state department would conduct as well as a pre departure security clearance because tha tprocess can take a year if not longer. rachel kinker is the iowa refugee coordinator for catholol charities, itit a resettlement agency that helps refugeesesind employmentntnd housing once they've been cleared through the state department. for fiscal year 2016 the state department estimates iowa will be able to refugees. the majority of our clients are u.s. tie cases which mes they hav ea friend or family member already in iowa. they would be coming to join that family member. governor branstad says when it comes to syrian refugees, matter which states will or won't allow them. branstad even if they're placed in another state their movement is free within this country so they might be placed in another state and move herer

jessicicrae: an arrest t s been made in connection with last robbery on pierce street. 21-year old charged with possession of drug paraphrenalia and intent to deliver early last thursday morning, tyndall came into armed with a dedended money from the clerk before running on tyndall is being woodbury county jail without bond. jessica rae: just around the corner and siouxland stores have been black friday months. some are customers as early asthanksgiving, while others will target will be open from 6 pm on thanksgiving... through the night and into normal business hours on black friday.

managers says t- cakes... but this year antcipating the fly off the and those waiting for deals at pier one imports, thursdsd, and head into the pier one will be closed on open at 8 am on friday. "we're always people in the store. their homes and get them ready for their gift giving and just giving them that little personalized touch to make their holiday a little brighter" says manager, pier 1 imports. pier one says merchandise is always a customer favorite, hand painted fast and best buy are some of the other stores starting black thanksgiving. have to get up from the c cch! because grgrt expected on cyber mondnd as well. jessica rae: a plan to bring a multi-million dollar makeover to downtown sioux city is closer to becoming a reality. monday....sioux city's... city council pledged to support a new state of the art

agg expo and the council...voted to invest 2 million dollars in the project over a ten year period. they also donated a 12 acre lot... at the site of the former stock- yards. untapped giant that the elected potential and it the people who built farmer, the rancher," said dennis gann, ag expo bobod of directors. "it celebrates theirlifestyle and forms of entertrtnment and leararng." jessica rae: e agg expo....is between 11 and 14 construct. it will feature an equestrian indoor arena....retail spaces....and classes led by wit community the project must now receive a 2 million dollar pledge from the county before it can move forward. expect to see all five of sioux city's swimming pools summer big changes could be in the works. a pools committee meeting for after next cook and leeds closed and splash pads.

the pools hear public comment on the the first week of december but a been set. director matt the plan could still be adjusted after that meeting. to see a complete breakout of what the committee has planned for all 5 pools just check this story on our web site, siouxland matters dot com jessica rae: power rates for norfolk city residents and businesses will no longer be going up here's paul hughes with more "the norfolk city council has upheld a decision by the city's to g gnt a conditional use permit that would allow helena chemical to o erate at 700 e. eisenhower nearly an hour of discussion, the council voted 5-2 to uphold the planning commission's choice. cocilmen shane clausen and corey granquist cast the "no" votes. murren was absent. power district will retail rates for business customers. communications, corporate media

will mark the third without a rate billing and a mobile their bills and report outages have the norfk water tower has been alandmark since 1964, is no longng distribute the city's water supply and is now used primarily as an antenna site for ininrnet and telecocounications companies. according to the city's water and sewer director, tower needs to be out, and that would $100,000 more than the cost of building a new tower. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: still to come... someththg to smile aboufor one rd. find out which word is being celebrated by the oxford dictionary. when we return.

scott:good morning siouxland. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. we have showers and thunderstorms plugging through the map early on this tuesda visibilities are being affected by fog and rain, so drive with care this morning. we have temperatures in the 30s and 40s to the west while 50s are

still present across most of western iowa. the wind is fairly strong at 10 to 20 miles per hour as a front pulls ththugh from the west. . e midwest view of our satellite and radar shows widespread precipitation in the region with winter weather occurrin to the west. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure will slowly travel across the area

near continuous showers and thunderstorms through the first half of the day. the rain will break up later tonight and outside of a few stray showers tomorrow, we'll be dry. thursday will be windy and cooler. today's forecast callllfor a high of 58 with decent temperatures, but showers and thunderstorms throughout most of the day. overnight,

scattered showers and cloudy skies. the high tomorrow is 51 with a few leftover showers and mostly cloudy conditions as the wind picks up. the 7 day forecast shows colder weather in the longterm with a chance of snow friday. jessica rae scott: jessica rae: dictionaries' 20-15 word of the year is impossible to

pronououe.... that's because it's not a word at all. it's an emi! this happy, yellow, cartoon face shedding two giant tears. the official name is "face with tear of joy," usually used as a substitute for 'l- o-l.' every year oxford dictionaries picks a word they think captures the year's biggest trends. the organization's president says emojis are increasingly being used as a substitute for alphabetic scripts due to the fast pace of digital communication. jessica rae: after the break... tis the season for butternut squash. a delicious recipepe including thth fall-time favorite when w wreturn.

away... and instead of making the usual pumpkin pifor dessert... how about something a little different? howard has a special recipe at you won't want to miss. check it out! "when it comes to dessert on thanksgiving, do you find yourself serving the same things year after year? i know we do. so to change things up a bit, patty and i are bringing back a dessert that we served a few years ago that everyone still talks about. it's a butternut squash roll t tt goes together likikthis. we begin by beating a few eggs until they're light and fluffy. now to that, we add some sugar, a package of frozen butternut squash, (that's been thawed), and a splash of vanilla. once we get that all mixed up, we fold in some flour that we've combined with a bit of baking powder, and a bunch

onto a rimmed baking sheet and gets baked for about 15 minutes. soon as it comes out, we turn it onto that's been sprinkled with powdered sugar and roll it up. unroll it and spread on a homemade cream cheese frosting before rolling it back up. does this look like a show stopper or what? it's super moist, super flavorful and definitely ideal for any dessert line up. the recipe for our, "butternut squash roll," is online now so yououan introduce your family to a new favorite. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, with patty, o always comes up with the best desserts that'll have everyone saying ."ooh it's so good!!" " jessica rae: ming up after the break... we have a special guest live in studio to tell us about the yellow dress event, what is it? stay tuned to find

with stacy she's here to tell us all about the yellow dress... jeremy pigg what is this event event name: the yellow dress event location: eppley fine arts auditorium, morningside college event date(s) & time(s): november 17, 2015 at 6:30 and 8 p.m. cost: free beneficiary (if applicable): n/a website or contact phone number to air on tv: council on sexual assault and domestic violence crisis line: 800-982-7233 name of person to appear in live interview: stacy fischer comments: tuesday, november 17, 2015 @ 6:30 p.m. (high school) & 8:00 p.m. (college) eppley fine arts

college, 1501 morningside avenue, sioux city free & open to the community! the yellow dress is a captivating one-woman show based on real-life experiences of women who have been victims of dating violence and sexual assault. during an intimate and honest monologue, anna describes her relationship that began as young love full of passion and omise, but ultimately ends in tragedy. this carefully constructed play allows the audience to learn about the cycle of dating violence. the audience watches as anna describes the different types of abuse that she experienced, the effects that abuse has on the victims of dating violence, and how difficult it is to leave an abusive relationship. (the yellow dress was written by deborah lake fortson and originally produced by sydney patten). major learning points: define and identify the different types of abuse and sexual assault recognize the early warning signs of an abusive relationship learn how to help someone in an abusive relationship understand the

jessica rae:nonolet's chwith dr. oz to see what's coming up on the show today. "thanksgiving's right around the corner so today, i've got your guide to get you through the holiday. we're calling off all of your thanksgiving food fights. we're sorting out the big debates. is a frozen turkey as good as fresh? another squabble is the healthiest way to prepare the stuffing. should it be in the bird or not? and we can't forget e cranberry sauce. canned, or homemede? well today,y,e're settling all of those old feuds." jessica rae: again that's coming up today on dr. oz at 4 o'clock right here on abc9. jessica rae scott: today's forecast calls for a high of 58 with decent temperatures, but showers and thunderstorms throughout most of the day. overnight, the low is 40 with scattered showers and cloudy skies. the high tomorrow is 51 with a few leftover showows and mostly cloudy conditiononas the wind picks up. the 7 day forecast shows colder weather in the longterm with a chance of snow developing on friday.

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