this xxx morning. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with temperatures dropping into the 50's, jake>> a divided republican party might have a candidate to replace speaker of the house john boehner. wisconsin congressman paul ryan says he's thinking about going for the job. the chairman of the house ways and means committee is under

pressure to run... after house majority leader kevin mccarthy dropped his bid earlier this month. c - b - s news correspondent brook silva - braga is in new york. i came to the conclusion that this is a very dire moment, not just for congress, not just for the republican party, but for our country. the announcement came after ryan spoke to house republicans in a closed-door meeting tuesday setting several conditions for taking the job... he wants to change house rules to make it harder to be removed as speaker and spend much less time fundraising than boehner has. (sot rep. paul ryan/ r-wisconsin) i cannot and i will not give up my family time. i may not be on the road as much as previous speakers but i pledge to make up for it with more time communicating our vision, our message. house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz is among those already rallying behind

own campaign for the spot: (sot rep. jason chaffetz r-utah) i'm out, and i'm in with paul. //he's the right person at the right time. (sot rep. walter jones, r-north carolina) we need someone that can represent the american people and not special interests. that's what john boehner's problem was. ryan says he'll make a final decision in the coming days based on one last condition: three key republicans groups must all pledge support. brook silva-braga for cbs news. jake>> after ryan's address... florida representative daniel webster gave a statement saying he still plans to run for house speaker. boehner has signaled he would stay on as speaker until his replacement is elected. jake>> a mom from siouxland could end the next 25 years in prison... after the death of her baby son last year. the sentence for rebekah williams - mccarthy comes after a plea hearing yesterday afternoon. the 25 - year - old mother of three was facing charges of child neglect and child

resulting in bodily harm. as part of the plea bargain... williams - mccarthy was sentenced to 25 years in prison. those charges came after her 2 - month - old son leonard died *last* april. leonard's father michael williams was sentenced last month in this case. he also pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also got a 25 - year sentence. williams - mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... she could serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. jake>> the state of nebraska is taking more steps to end human trafficking in the state. a week after state and local law enforcement agencies were part of an f - b - i raid in omaha that ended with 21 arrests and two trafficked minors rescued from sex slavery... governor pete ricketts announced the state would be splitting money from a federal grant to end human trafficking between different state agencies. most of the grant money will go

to the salvation army. "it's a huge benefit to the state of nebraska, i'm excited for our state, and especially for the victims." berkeley says the group will fight against all human trafficking... with the biggest focus on forced labor cases. jake>> new questions this morning about how w p government officials use email. this comes after reports teenage hackers might have broken into the accounts of the c - i - a director... and the head of homeland curity. as reporter scott thuman shows us... more people are now sounding the alarm in washington. ...to capitol hill (sen. cory gardner)

going to be immune from cyber affronts, whether that's personal, that's facebook, that's linked-in or whether that's the work they're doing in their office behind the veil of security." the self-professededackers claim they are angry over the u-s treatment of palestinians and easily accessed personal aol & comcast accounts, scouring them for official business: "social security numbers, plans talking about iraq and syria. there was a lot of, i guess, private information, really." but critics say, just after months of witnessing how hilary clinton's private emails have come back to haunt her, why, if true, would government officials keep such information on t tir personal accounts? john ratcliffe chairs the subcommittee on cybersecurity: (rep. john ratcliffe) "we've seeeerepeatedly now officials wiwi sensitive information are gonna have to make a decision if they're using the same email platforms as everyday americans." (scott/standup) neither the cia, fbi nor homeland security woululcomment other than to say they've seen the media reports.

according to wired magazine, which spoke with the suspects, the teenagers even prank called director brennan multiple times--and have threatened to hack more top p ficials soon. on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. jake>> we're getting a new loooo inside the american wildlili museum and aquarium at bass pro in springfield missouri. the old wonders of wildlife museum has been closed for years... thisiss what visitors will see ininde very soon. some of the attractions will be a fishing heritage hall with a 300 - thousand gallon open ocean habitat... a new aquarium adventure.... and an international fishing hall of fame. cat>> the sneak peek goes along with a national conservation summit hosted by bass pro this week. it brought in more than forty conservation leaders to offer input t the new museum. bass pro leaders say the new museum is scduled to open in

cat>> . cat>> . we've been updating you on the mimiant crisis in europe for a while now. coming up... we'll take you to sweden... where more than 15 - thousand

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but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for theheest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend to the beginning of" the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on

dropping into o e 50's, . jake/cat>> here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... today's the day marty mcfly and doc brown arrived in the future. what would you do if you had a time machine? jake>> everything isn't awesome for a major toy company. kenneth craig is in new york with your c - b - s moneywatch. that settlement calls for up to 10-thousand dollars per person for identity theft loses and another thousand to cover credit-fraud protection service costs. hackers broke into sony computers last november, to try

to stop the release of the movie 'the interview. electronic and transmissions ratings to slip for some automakers. a new survey by consumer reports shows acura is the latest brand to drop sharply for overall predicted-reliability because of problems with electronics gearboxes, or transmissions with consumer reports says ford, nissan and fiat-chrysler have already seen lower scores --- everything is not awesome at lego the world's largest toymaker says some kids may not get their hands on 'legos' this holiday season. a spokperson said the danish company's factories are running at full speed - but problems with forecasting demand means all orders will not be filled in time. that's your moneywatch report. for more to go cbs moneywatch dot com.

craig.. jake>> as countries close their borders to thousands of syrian and afghan refugees... families are being splitpart. c - b - s news correspondent charlie d'agata is in sweden where he talks with a 13 - year - old boy who got there alone. ...leaving behind the heavy shroud of danger and uncertainty.... (afghan teens separated by immigration officials) ...among the new arrivals are a record number of teenagers travelling on their own.. (beauty shots of gothenburg) in sweden, children who qualify for asylum are granted residency, $275 a month, an education and a place to live. (shots of school) so many have arrived, this school has now become a transit center. (teenagers hanging around, playing, watching tv) ...a hangout for the thousands of adolescents from afghanistan and syria. some are barely teenagers, like omar wahibbi, from damascus. (omar wahibbi from damascus) cd 13 yrs old!

o: yeah. cd: and you came by yourself? alone? o: yes omar told us his parents made the decision after the war got worse. they said at least in sweden he wouldn't die. my mother was crying, he said. she was very upset. cd you remember the last thing they said? o: (arabic approx) they said i should go, he said, and they hope one day to see me in sweden. for many that's the aim: to be granted asylym, and then bring their families over too. (set up matilda, putting her hand on people) matilda brinck larsen is a social worker who runs the centre. she says many of the children are traumatized when they arrive. 083104 if someone puts his eyeson me i have to put my papers away and just sit for a minute, and share his story. and even if we don't have the same language, he can speak to me with his eyes, with his... cd expression. ml expression. (lots of smiling faces, messing

around) she and her colleagues are trying to give them hope for a better future. 40750 cd when you grow up you want to be a doctor? o: yes!** cd that's a big dream! o: yes. cd: and do you believe that you will be? o: yes (smile). tag jake>> canada's liberal party is celebrating justin trudeau's major victory in monday night's election. justin trudeau is now the prime minister - designate. he greeted supporters in ottawa tuesday... after his 78 - day campaign dealt a stunning blow to incumbent prime minister stephen harper. the victory denied a fourth term

party. throughout the campaign... trudeau pledged to boost the economy... help the middle class... and improve the way canada's government is run. in all... liberal candidates secured 184 seats in the election... enough to form a majority government. the father of a palestinian boy accused of carrying out an attack on israelis spoke out in his first televised american interview. after the break... we'll show you why he says his

cat>> . . today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on

dropping into the 50's, jake>> ahmed manasra... today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudwith a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloud utaiwi me aun y d ntuehrght nhtndllayriy. mpaeilbeacinhe 'sohesofheee ndonnutorodunghe ekd theni o heeene k tea y ekd le n tu tsixld udawi tpetus g tohe0' ja>h a.. 1- ar o b world headlines after he was injured while attacking israelis . c - b - s news' barry petersen speaks with ahmed's father. (cctv/runs at police/shot) 3) hassan ran at police...and was shot dead. (cell/ahmed wounded on the ground) 4) ahmed was hit by an israeli patrol vehicle, and fell,

stunned and badly wounded. (father and barry walking or interview) 5) but his father salah manasra won't believe his son is a terrorist. barry q: if the israelis say that your son did this, will you believe them? a: no (shakes head). he says...i will not believe them. he's a child. (shows barry bedroom and pillow) 6) in his first american television interview, manasra talked of a youngster who sleeps on a tom and jerry pillow. (barry q) what did you feel, as a father? a: my heart broke when i heard it, he said...he's just a child...***(cover end of this with video?) *** even if you see a dog or a cat injured in the street, you help them. i don't understand how the israelis think. ((live tag) ahmed was hospitalized by the israelis. he is now in custody and is denying that he attacked anyone. he is, so far the youngest palestinian involved in

several weeks. ) the entire scene was caught on tape... a texas driver veered his vehicle into a motorcyclist... sending him and higirlfriend flying into the side of the road. still to come... we'll show you what the driver says he was doing that caused him to swerve.

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video. "what were you doing? you hit them!" "i don't care." ((narr-2)) it's that response from the car's driver that has some people questioning his story. ((sot william crum/driver )) "i don't feel like i intentionally done anything - it was a refl." ((narr-3)) 68 year old william crum says he was reacting to a *spider biting him.... a claim he doubled down on tuesday, even in handcuffs. crum was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. ((sot crum)) "this spider bite which is getting infected now, maybe it'll rot half my leg off and you'll believe i actually was bit." ((narr-4)) motorcycle driver eric sanders suffered road rash and abrasions. his girlfriend was hospitalized with a broken wrist and deep lacerations. (nats - revving engine) sanders admits crossing the

purpose. ((sot eric sanders/motorcyclist)) "i can understand getting a bug bite and swerving a little bit, you don't jerk your steering wheel over and back perfect." ((narr-5)) crum has a rap sheet that includes reckless driving. danielle nottingham, cbs news. ### jake>> we don't know why the second motorcyclist was recording video of the ride. jake>> the nebraska court of appeals ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6 - year - old daughter should *not* have his parental rights terminated. the girl's stepfather is looking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appeals court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that lets the termination of parental rights *if* the parent has abandoned the child for at least six months prior to the adoption filing. the appeals court says the imprisoned father had sent the children letters and cards in

adoption request was filed. jake>> a former canton south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a charge of felony child abuse... admitting to having sex with a then 15 - year - old girl while pastor at canton lutheran church between january of 20 - 11 and december of 20 - 13. he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and also has to pay 10 - thousand dollars in restitution to the girl's family. jake>> an iowa teacher is raising moneto buy special ball - chairs for her kindergarten students. kara pulley says she's raised 28 - hundred dollars using the website "donors - choose - dot - org." she thinks hers is the first classroom in her district to use the ball - chairs. pulley says she wanted to use the chairs as a way for her students to get out a little bit of energy. studies show that children who are allowed to move around during the day have better focus... and that can lead to better grades. "kindergarten has been more academic-based than in the past.

we've lost a lot of playtime and so i thought it would be a good way for -- 5 and 6-year-olds have such busy little bodies. i thought it would be a good way to keep their bodies engaged and keep their brains learning." pulley says she's noticed a difference in her students since having the chairs she says they are more engaged and she's even noticed better posture. jake>> bad news from the u - s supreme court for property taxpayers in sioux city... the amount you pay in taxes to fund sioux city schools could be going up. that's because the court ruled a surtax on income made in *other* states is unconstitutional. the money raised by that surtax went to local schools. the des moines register estimates sioux city will lose 282 - thousand dollars in surtax funds thanks to this decision... because a lot of people live in sioux city... but they work and earn income in nebraska or south dakota. we hope to hear from sioux city superintendent doctor paul

plans to deal with this funding loss tonight on siouxland news. jake>> a college in northwest iowa is trying to attract students to its manufacturing program. northwest iowa community college in sheldon held its second annual "manufacturing day" event yesterday... showing off its production welding... advanced welding technology... engineering design... and design technology programs. students were part of tours of the campus' facilities... presentations from companies who hire program graduates... and... they saw displays of the products those companies make. "last year we did manufacturing day in our other building and we kind of found out that we were a little small there so we moved over to the llrc thinking we would have more room and today it's packed in there again. i would speculate that next year we're gonna have to have more footage to host this event." yesterday's event drew more than 100 students interested in learning more about that program. jake>> yesterday we told you

about a mall in california claiming to have the tallest christmas tree around... now they've got some competition... though. the outlets at anthem arizona launched the winter season with the arrival of what *they* say is the tallest fresh - cut christmas tree. the tree is a 112 - foot - high white fir... once decorated with the custom - made copper star the tree reaches 115 feet. cat>> following a four - day... 750 - mile journey on a 75 - foot stretch flatbed trailer... cat>> following a four - day... 750 - mile journey on a 75 - foot strch flatbed trailer... the 27 - foot - wide christmas tree was unloaded on the east side of outlets at anthem where santa measured the tree to ceceify that it *is* theheallest in the nation.

cat>> . jake>> design and dine for the crittenton center. we'll dish out the details... next...

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dropping intntthe 50's, design and dine is happening at the stoney creek in november. it's a fun way to help out the crittenton center. marian burnett joins us for talk

good morning. jake and a guest or group of guests discuss upcoming community events. jake>> thanks for being with us this morning. you missed this segment... or want to find out any more information... you can find everything on our web site... that's siouxland news dot com slash sunrisis.. today is the day movie fans have been waiting for. october 21st... 2015. today is the day marty mcfly and doc brown show up in the future. we'll show you what back to the future got right...

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cat>> . jake>> goooomorning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. jake>> today is a day that fans of a certain time - traveling classic movie are going gaga over. fans of the film have been waiting 26 years to see if its predictitis come true. and who better to go back to the future... than c - n - n's (genie) jeae

the flying delorian might not, (nat scream) but we 2015ers still do. flying cars like the aeromobil exist.... (nat music flies) but as a business they're babaly off the ground. ditto for the hoverboard...up until now, they've hardly hovered and people riding seem to do most of the flying...off. (nat flies off) the actors who played marty mcfly and doc brown reununed... (nats movie clip) "self tying sneakers. i'm waiting for those." waiting for nike to match the movie... (nat movie clip) "powerlaces...alright." an outfit called powerlace claims to have the technology... (nat movie clip) "slide your foot into the shoe." though they haven't yet tied up the financing. and the lag in laces is being mocked... (clip college humor cartoon) "put these on. oh, rad! i bet futuristic self lacing sneakers right, doc? no thth're called crocs." and this seemed to be a croc as well. (nats movie clip) "this thing doesn't fit. (presses button) size adjusting fit." it's 2015 and there's still no self sizing, no self drying... (nats movie clip) "ying mode on." remember wpen marty mcfly

ordered a drink... (nats movie clip) "all i want is a pepsi." his pepsi perfect came with a straw built into the lid. (moos standup) "but pepsi's spspial commemorative bottle is just a regular twist off with plain old pepsi inside." pepsi created 6500 of the bottles and is selling them for 20 dollars and 15 cents...get it, 2015. back to the future's most astounding prophecy was this... (nats movie clip) "cubs win the world series...against miami?" 26 years ago there was no team in miami but there is now, and the forever hopeless cubs are in the playoffs. the ride service lyft is offering free rides for a a y in delorians. mercedes jumped on the bandwagon with a spot uimicking the movie's floating robot dog walker. in real life we're dog years

(moos standup) "with all this back to the future hoopla, here's a toast...to the past." how time mcflies when you're hydrating pizza.... (nats clip) "hydrate level 4 please." jeanne moos cnn... "boy oh boy mom, you sure can hydrate a pizza." ...new york. "and n, your weather on the ones" today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and c ctinue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on

dropping into the 50's, jake/cat>> . today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy t inilmo arn dd a ctie roho thnit d l y id. etus lle ckn e r e stf e ek d ntueo opurg e k o e ginof e ekewe. er d wke ww ra rurtoiol ueayitteerurrpi io e 's c> od wl ptlcdo tlcldyita i chcef rileaagh 6 torr laroucldy tiimo iarnd dd ctie roho nt d l yi. petus llecn e s r esfe ek d ntueoopurg e ke io e giinof e ekexwe. d wke wwi s a utoiola o eaitteerur dp o e's akca> od wl ptlcldyo lcldyita igcef rileanag 6 torr wlaoucldy t iim iarnd dd tie roho nt d l y i. petus llecne s r e sf ee d ntueo ourg ee io e giinof ekexwe.t. e>ti f arithe nre tor thlleersroacshe globe came together in fayetteville west virginia for the annual bridge day festival this weekend. more than 80 - thousand people walked across the new river gorge bridge. the event is the one day a year it's *legal* to jump off the 876 - foot high span across the new

river gorge. cat>> hundreds of base jumpers signed on to do just that. the new river gorge bridge... the third - highest bridge in the united states... opened in 1977. bridid day started three y yrs lalar. the new river is the third oldest river in the world. he's back in trouble again... coming up... we'll show you why cleveland browns quarterback johnny manznzl was pulled over. cat>> plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up. it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.

news at sunrise. cat>> here's a look at your weather to go ... for siouxland news, this is sergeant terry ivener. jake>> here's a look at your news to go ... jake>> wisconsin cononessman paul ryan says he's willing to serve as house speaker... under certain nditions. ryan is looking for the support of three key republican groups... and he's giving them until friday to let him know. the chairman of the house ways and means committee has come under pressure to run for position... after house majority leader kevin mccarthy dropped his bid.

jake>> the future has officially arrived ... today. marty mcfly famously traveled 30 years into the future to october 2121... 2015... in the popular 80's movie "back to the future" part two. one of the film's predictions is still not clear... though. whether or not the chicago cubs will actually win the world series. jake>> that's because the e w yoyo mets defeated the c cs 5 - to - 2 last night... in game three of the national league championship series. the win puts the team just one win away from going to the world series. game 4 happens tonight at wrigley field. jake>> and be susu to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. jake>> and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on

. i'm jacob heller. good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob heller. cat>> and i'm meteorologist cat

weather? jake/cat>> . jake>> the n - f - l is reviewing a roadside fight involving cleveland browns quarterback and heisman trophy winner johnny manzieie manziel'_ girlfriend says the athlete hit her quite a few times. the quarterback was *not* charged. reporter adriana diaz has the fallout from cleveland. according to the dashcam video, manziel said the couple was

enjoying a night out on the town last monday when crowley accused him of trying to meet other girls. that's when things went downhill. (nats dashcam 9:14) (dashcam fonts 1) (manziel) she said i was driving too crazy, trying to injure her and hurt her which is not the case at all. (officer) okay. (manel) as we got right here, she rolled down her window, grabbed my wallet, a.d threw my wallet here into this field. (track 3) (gfx1) but crowley, who had a small abrasion on her wrist, told police "...manziel pushed her head against the glass of the car..." and that he "...hit her a couple of times..." (nats dashcam 4:50) (dashcam font 2) we've been dating for over a year, and he just freaked out on the way home and i'm not used to it. (nfl nat. johnny touchdown) manziel going to go deep. he's got a man en and he hit him! (track 4) witnesses said manziel, also known as "johnny football," was speeding and driving recklessly. (sot 911 call 1 @ 0:11) (911 call 1) therers a lady in the passssger seat trying to jump out, and the guy is poking her, rubbing her neck. (track 5)

in another 911 call, manziel could be overheard pleading with crowley. (sot 911 call 2 @ 1:22) (911 call 2) (manziel) baby, please! (caller) it appears the girl might be intoxicated. (dispatcher) ok.@ (manziel) i can take her home. i'm sober, please. (track 6) officers said manziel -- who checked into an drug and alcohol rehab facility earlier this year -- smelled slightly of alcohol but did not appear intoxicated. (track 7) (gfx2) but crowley allegedly had "...blood shot eyes, slurred speech and was having difficulty focusing..." (track 8) she also acted belligerently toward officers and a good samaritan who wanted to help. (sot dashcam 6:57) (dashcam font 3) (crowley) f**k you. (officer) whoa, whoa, whoa. hey, hey, hey. (crowley) no, f**k that girl too. (track 9) police let the couple go... unable to determinthe primary agagessor. (track 10) (gfx3) manziel tweeteit was a "...dumb public argument..." that "...looked more interesting than it was..." on an instagram post that was later deleted, crowley wrote "j & i are good." (track 11) bibi cowher (prono: cao-), co-host of the nfl today, said

the once highly touted former heisman trophy winner had become a distraction and should be cut from his team. (sot cowher) (mon0383) i think he's a backup quarterback at beses and he's a distraction off the field. listen, i believe in second chances. but after the second chance, to me there's a zero tolerance policy. he can't put himself into the position he put himself in to. adriana tag yesterday, browns coach mike pettine said the team dealt with the situation privately - and didn't give any details. the local police cieinvo oh, iaelidt t rehazete bau h t pe ioa. sa mzi d n rei iatrtmt ak> mofr suxnd could spend the next 25 years in prison... after the death of her baby n last year. the sentence for rebekah williams - mccarthy comes after a plea hearing yesterday afternoon. the 25 - year - old mother of three was facing charges of child neglect and child endangerment before pleading guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm. as pararof the plea bargain.n. willllms - mccarthy was sentenced to 25 years in prison. those charges came after her 2 - month - old son leonard died *last* april. leonard's father michael williams was sentenced last

month in this case. he also o eaded guilty to chilil endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also got a 25 - year sentence. williams - mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... she could serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. jake>> the state of nebraska is taking more steps to end human traffickinin the state. a week after state and local law enforcement agencies were part of an f - b - i raid in omaha that ended with 21 arrests and two trafficked minors rescued from sex slavery... governor pete ricketts announced the state would be splitting money from a federal grant to end human trafficking between different state agencies. most of the grant money will goo to thehealvation army. "it's a huge benefit to the state of nebraska, i'm excited for our state, and especially for the victims." berkeley says the group will fight against all human trafficking... with the biggest focus on forced labor cases. jake>> the already- small field of democrats running to succeed president obama is even

smaller. former virginia senator jim webb is dropping out of the race... making that announcement yesterday morning in washington.. webb never got much support in the democratic race... polling at one percent or less in almost every poll. he says the tone of this race is turning off many voters. (jim webb;former democratic presidential candidate) "americaca are disgusted by alal thisisalk of republicans and democrats calling each other the enemy instead of reaching across the table and actually finding ways to work together." webb did not rule out continuing to seek k e white house as ann independent candidate. jake>> washington is getting ready for a big showdown on capitil hill... hillary clinton testifying before a congressional committee about the deadly 20 - 12 attack in benghazi... libya. our national correspondent kristine frazao takes a look at what we can expect at thursday's

of news reports later, a day of reckoning for hillary clinton. while most of the meetings by the house select committee on benghazi have taken place behind closed doors... this thursday the cameras will be rolling as hillary clinton testifies... leading the charge - congressman trey gowdy. we spoke to him last year, just before the committee was formed, about the main questions that still need answers: gogoy january 2014 "why were we in benghazi when everyo else had pulled outwe were the last flag flying. what assets were en route? i do know - none. why weren't any assets in route? the explanation was it ended before we got there. well you didn't know when it was going to end." clinton will be facing these seven republicans. so far they've insisted hillary clinton is not the focus, just one piece of the puzzle. rep. mikikpompeo "she was america's s sior diplomat for the entire time, an ambassadorilled for the first time since 1979. so it would be complete investigatory

malpractice if we didn't speak with her." no doubt t tse five democrats on the committee will offer few challenges for clinton, and possibly even support. in a memo democrats called the investigaion "baseless," and politically motivated and accuse republicans of "abandoning plans to conduct a more thorough, fact-based invnvtigation." elijah cummings (d-md)/oct 16, 2015 "this is a taxpayer political effort to derail the campaign of hillary clinton- ladies and gentleman that is a problem." kf standup "as for secretary clintotothe day could be significant both to her presidential campaign and her legacy as secretary of state. in washington, i'm kristine frazao reporting." jake>> in the where's waldo books..... it's hard to find the red - and - white striped guy... in colorado springs this weekend, it was hard *not* to. roughly 35 - hundred people dressed up as "waldo" in colorado springs colorado this weekend. it was the fourth annual "where's waldo" five - k run.

cat>> funds from the event will go to local charities that work to restore the waldo canyon... which suffered a burn scar from a 2012 fire. some money will also go toward disaster relief in the colorado springs area. jake>> . cat>> . regional volleyball kicked off last night. see how 9th ranked gehlen catholic started their

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dropping into the 50's, good morning siouxland here's aa look a ayour morning sports. today will be partly cloudy to most cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high . orw llta o cud utaw me aun idy d ntuehrght htnlayriy. mpatesilbeacinhe 'sorheesohee ndonntrodnghe ekd tohen heeene wk ea y ekd wl e t tsixld dwi tpetus ppg th0' go mni sunes ooatoumoist od wl ptcdo tlcldiaig chcef rilaagh 6 rr wl aroucld inilmo iarn dd a ctie rh thnit d l y i. petus lle cn e s r estfeek d ntueooug e io e giinof ekexwe. n rhteragn tonight for sports at t and 10. have a great morning. back to you jake. toy lle r udto st cudwi alit chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. 2.later in the set... the jays catalina uribe with the baby spike. gehlen up ten to five. 3. than krayton schepf witit the kill. gehlen pulling away eleven to five. 4.whiting trying to hang in there. semia aidrich with the shot to the corner... cuts the jays lead to six. 5.later in the third... the warrior's kayli carpenter with the kill.

whiting still trailslswenty to twelve. 6.but it was all gehlen tonight. kayla mayer with the spike... gehlen up twenty one to twelve and they would go on to win the set and sweep whiting three games to zip. remsen- union taking on storm lake st. mary's... 1.torm lake saint mary's not wasting anytime. first point of the match belongs to mackenzie laven with the kill. panthers up one to nothing. 2.later in the set... remsen union's megan maass with the kill. rockets trail four to one. 3.mackenzie laven again with the spike... the rockets unable to block it and the panthers up eight to four at that point and they go on to win the first set twenty-five towenty-one and this one goes 5 sets. storm lake saint mary's wins 3-2. more regional volleyball. here's the scores we know at the moment courtesy of the ighghu. trinity christian over akron-westfield 3-1. same score for clay central everly over gtra. hms over remsen saint mary's 3-1. newell fonda over mmc 3-0. okoboji over sibley ocheyedan 3-0. ikm- manning goes to five sets to beat south central calhoun. ar- we- va over woodbine 3-0.

siouxland community christian over river valley 3-1. kingsley- pierson over charter oak- ute 3-0. ridge view tops alta-aurelia 3-0. same scores for woodbury central over west monona. also for rock valley over south o'brien. and mvao over oa- bcig 3-0. the royals are now one win away from another trip to the world series... defeating the toronto blue jays tuesday afternoon 14-2 to take a 3-1 series lead in the american league championship series! alcides escobar with 4 rbis in this one. starting pitcher chris young and four releivers combined to allow just 2 earned runs in this one. you could make a pretty good case that 12th ranked iowa is catching a bye week at the perfect time. record-setting running back jordan canzeri headlines the st of injured players from the first 7 games of the season, all wins. the hawkeyes won't play again until halloween when they host the currently 2-4 maryland terrapins. after saturday's blowout victory at northwestern, the team reflected on what all the rest will mean totohem. cj beathard - "yeah, you know it's a big week. we've got a lot

personally i'm banged up and it would be nice to rest and just hand out for a little bit." josey jewell - "i mean i is kind of nice to know you're 7-0 and stuff. you've got to remememr you're playing more teams. the big te^ is a great conference. and 've got a lot more games ahead of us and we need to play good." parker hesse - "yeah i mean obviously being a little banged up the bye week is going to help us collect ourselves and be ready to make the push these final five games." morningside stays at number 3 in the latest naia college football poll. northwestern is up to 15th from 20th. here's what else is happening around our area.a. morningside quarterback ryan kasdorf has been named the naia national offensive player of the week! he threw 7 touchdowns in the teams 72-20 win over 17th ranked dakota wesleyan saturday. in gpac volleyball, dordt's brooke gransta is the attacker of the week. the defenders' jamie gesink is the setter of the week. northwestern libero jillian estes is the defensive player of the week. and wayne state volleyball moves

up from 9th to 6th in this week's division two top 25! that's it for r ur morning sportscast. and join me right here again tonight for sports at 5 and 10. have a great morning. back to you jake. the ticket website fandango had problems with the star wars ticket rush. it's (time)...

after the break. . today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the

60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesdawith temperatures dropping into the 50's, jake>> bradley cooper cooks up

some kitchen drama... and fandango crashes under the force of demand for star wars tickets. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. (narr:) ((standup suzanne marques/cbs news/los angeles)): "one of hollywood's greatest leading ladies was on the red carpet here in los angeles for a film about the ladies leading the fight for the vote." ((vo)) meryl streep joined castmate carey mulligan for the premiere of "suffragette." the film is set in late 19th century england during the sometimes violent struggle for equality at the ballot box. ((sot carey mulligan/actress)) "we've come a long way in the western n rld but still 62 million girls are denied an education today. 1 in 3 women experience sexual violence so i

film as opposed to just seeing it as a historical drama." ((vo)) "suffragette" " ens in limited release frid. -------------------------------- -------------------------------- ----- (narr:) the stars of the film "burnt" attended the premiere last night in new york. bradley cooper stars as a burned-out superstar chef seeking redemption. the film also stars sienna miller and uma a urman. ((sot sienna miller/actresa)) "i really wanted to immerse myself in this world, whh wasn't hard because i love this. i love food, i love cooking, i love eating." ((vo)) ops xtriy. and tat re enrtnmt.sunnmaue cbs news, los angeles. jakeke here's what we're talking about on facebook thisis morning... today's the day marty mcfly and doc brown arrived in the future.

time machine? still to come this morning... the teenager who was icked out of school for bringing a homemade clock spent monday evening looking up. still to come this morning... we'll take you to astronomy night at the white house where he was one of the special guests. cat>> it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. your weather and morning news are all ahead.

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taylor.z after a a y weekend we will see rain return to siouxland o o tuesday with temperaturess dropping into the 50's, jake>> the stars came out for astronomy night at the white house. president obama hosted the event to celebrate space. it featured budding scientists...

teachers... and astronauts. one special guest was the young scientist whose controversial clock invention gained international attention. c - b - s news correreondent major garrett is at the white house where he spoke to the inventor. it's a very long journey. short journey, but a very long journey in the experience of learning (mg sot t 5006) what kind of things did you learn? (am) i learned that people would always be there to support you when there's injustice.

(mg) anything else? (am) oh yeah. there's a ton that i learned// i'm trying to get a message of how you shouldn't judge a person by what they look like. you should always judge a person by their heart.**** (clock) just over a month ago, ahmed brought this crude digital clock he'd constructed at home to school. the motive...impress his engineering teacher...but his english teacher saw the contraption and thought it might be a bomb. (sot 220211 mgmghow rapidly did you know things were sort of moving in a different direction? (am) when i saw her eyebrows go up (raises his eyebrows) (mg) like that? (am) yeah. (gfx1 - in) ahmed was arrested and suspended from school... tech executives rallied to ahmed's cause and mister obama took to twitter to praise his innovative spirit...(gfx1-out) one ahmed said might make a difference in space (sot 214823) we talked about mars and 2030 and i talked to him about the generator that i'm making and how it could help people on mars. mg: and your motive e r making it and bringing it school was what? : top impress my teacher.

thing you were expecting? am: yeah, but instead i impressed the world. *** jake>> the nebraska court of appeals ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6 - year - old daughter should *not* have his parental rights terminated. the girl's stepfather is looking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appepes court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that lets the termination of parental rights *if* the parent has abandoned the child for at least six month prior to the adoption filing. the appeals court says the imprisoned father had sent the children letters and cards in the six months before the adoption request was filed. jake>> a former canton south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a charge of felony child abuse... admitting to having sex with a then 15 5 year - old girl while pastor at canton lutheran church

december of 20 -3. he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and also has to pay 10 - thousand dollars in restitution totohe girl's family. jake>> an iowa teacher is raising money to buy special ball - chairs for her kindergarten students. kara pulley says she's raid 28 - hundred dollars using the website "donors - choose - dot - org." she thinks hers is the first classroom in her district to use the ball - chairs. pulley says she wanted to use the chairs as a way for her students to get out a little bit of energy. studies show that children who are allowed to move around during the day have better focus... and that can lead to better grades. "kindergararn has been more academic-b-bed than in the past.t. we've lost a lot of playtime and so i thought it would be a good way for -- 5 and 6-year-olds have such busy little bodies. i thought it would be a good way to keep their bodies engaged and keep their brains learning." pulley says she's noticed a

difference in her students since having the chairs she says they are more engaged and she's even noticed better posture. jake>> bad news from the u - s supreme court for property taxpayers in sioux city... the amount you pay i itaxes to fund sioux city scscols could be going up. that's because the court ruled a surtax on income made in *other* states is unconstitutional. the money raised by that surtax went to local schools. the des moines register estimates sioux city will lose 282 2 thousand dollars in surtax funds thanks to this decision... because a lot of people live in sioux city... but they work and earn income in nebraska or south dakota. we hope to hear from sioux city superintendent doctor paul gausman on how the district plans to deal with this funding loss tonigig on siouxland news.. jake>> a college in northwest owa is trying to attrt students to its manufacturing program. northwest iowa community college in sheldon held its second annual "manufacturing day" event yesterday...

showing ofofits production welding... advanced welding technology... engineering design... and design technology programs. students were part of tours of the campus' facilities... presentations from companies who hire program graduates... and... they saw displays of the products those companies make. "lasasyear we did manufactcting day in our other building and we kind of found out that we were a little small there so we moved over to the llrc thinking we would have more room and today it's packed in there again. i would speculate that next year we're gonna have to have more footage to host this event." yesterday's event drew more than 100 students interested in learning more about that program. jake>> residents of north county... near saint louis... are joining a class action lawsuit over the high rate o o cancer in their towns which they say is related to radioactive waste in topsoil samples. c - b - s news correspondent vinita nair has the story. you'll never forget the moment they tell you, "we found

lesions on your lung and your liver. (n(nr 1) mary osckso has stage 4 lung cancer. we met in her backyard, with 6 of her neighbors, all of whom lived in the same north st louis suburbs. everyone of these people either has cancer, or lost a parent or child to it. sot carl: it was just loaded with kids, and it was young families sot: we all played outside// in the evenings, played flashlight tag and kick the can you know (narr 2) their neighborhood park is now padlocked while cleanup crews remove radioactive waste discovered beneath the topsoil. (nats) jenelle wright was one of the firsrsneighbors that noticic the common illnesses, when former classmates started re-connecting on facebook. sot - janelle: if we did not have social media, if facebook did not exist, we would never have put these pieces together. (map) the group put together this map, showing more than 27-hundred i itances of cancers, auto-immune dispoders and braiai and thyroid tumors. sot: janelle: within a 6 house radius, i knew 4 people with brain cancer, one a child, one a young professor // and i just though this is

really odd. (go-pro) (narr 4) the area where they lived is called north county, which includes hazelwood and florrisant. coldwater creek runs thru the towow. (map) for decades, two sites *near* the creek were used to store radioactive waste from americas nuclear weapons program. (natsnd wsreel or stills?) the waste came from st louis's mallinckrodt chemical company, which the government hired to process ururium. (stills) tens of thousands of barrels of nuclear waste, many open to the elements, contaminated the soil at the sites and the nearby creek. sot dr khan: what you see is an environmental health disaster unfolding slowly over decades. (narr 7) cououy health firector doctor faisal khan says identifyfyg a true cancer cluster is very difficult. . but he says what's happening in north county needs long-term study. khan: the rates of appendix cancer for instance, which is relatively rare - we see about 800 cases across the nation per year - to find 7 or 8 cases in one zip code or one geographic area is

rather unusual. (narr 8) (nat's group sampling and lab work) currently, engineers are testing the soil along the rest of the 15 mile creek. it will take years to complete.... years mary oscko doesn't have.. (teary mary 2:48) my husband and i had to sit down at night and discuss whether i want to be cremated or buried.// i don't want to be buried in north county, that's the one thing i told him- i do not want to be buried where this soil is. set tag: several residents have filed a class action lawsuit against mallinckrodt and other companies that handled the uranium. it's very early in t t legal process and mallinckrodt told us " the company worked under the direction of the u-s government ... and at no time did mallincrodt own any uranium or its by products." the department of energy was responsible for hiring the companies to clean up these sites....and government officials there e ve agreed to talk with us in the near

future. scott, we will continue to follow this story. the american cancer society released new guidelines on mammograms. up next in your healthwatch...

for most women. today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into theeginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxlanb on

dropping into the 50's, jake>> researchers might have found another use for botox. the drug -- known for reducing facial wrinkles... might prevent irregular heartbeat when injected into fat surrounding the heart after bypass surgery. jake>> people who sisia lot during the day might be at risk for chronic kidney disease. researchers at the university of utah studied almost 6000 adults. they found each 80 minute increase in sedentary behavior can lead to a 20 percent increase in the likelihood of chronic kidney disease. jake>> and a new study links alcohol adadto underage drdrking. researchers at johns hopkins and boston university found young drinkers are about five times more likely to choose alcohol brands advertised on national t - v.

society said tuesday that women of average risk could wait until age 45 for their i itial screening for breast cancer.r. c - b - s news correspondentdoctor jon lapook has more on the changed guidines. (sot, kimberly taylor 2343) i really took the advice of thth doctct at first, in consideration. but it was very confusing. (narration two) in recent years, medical g2oups have disagreed about when to start screening and how often to do it. a major task force has suggested mammography every other year starting at 50. the american cancer society previously recommended annual screening beginning at 40. (graphic 1) today's new guidelines recommend women of average risk be screened: - annually starting at 45 - then every two years starting at 55 (american cancer society) (narration three) dr. kevin oeffinger of memorial sloan kettering cancer center chaired the guidelines panel. (4142) from 45 on, we felt that annual mammography gave us our best chance of both reducing premature mortality and

balancing out the potential harms associated with mammography. (narration four) those harms include false alarms leading to unnecessary biopsies and surgery. (begin graphic 2) estimated lifetime risk of dying from breast cancer is 2.7 percent with no screening, and 1.8-1.9 percent with today's new guidelines. (narration five) the cancer society left room for screening women younger than 45. (sot, oeffinger, 4133) between 40 and 44, breast cancer is less common, so there is a risk of a false positive, so we thought thatateeds to be an informed, shshed decision, between a woman

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weather to go ... for siouxland news, this is sergeant terry ivener. jake>> here's a look at your news to go ... jake>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan ys he's willing to serve as house speaker... under certain conditions. ryan is looking for the support of three key republican groups... and he's giving them until friday to let him know. the chairman of the house ways and means s mmittee has come under pressure to run for position... after house majority leader kevin mccarthy dropped his bid. jake>> the future has officially arrived ... today. marty mcfly famously traveled 30 years into the future to october 21st... 2015... in the popular 80's movie "back to the future" part two. one of t t film's predictions s still not clear... though. whether or not the chicago cubs will actually win the world series. jake>> that's becae the new

york mets defeated the cubs 5 - to - 2 last night... in game three of the national league championship series. the win puts the team just one win away from going to the world series. game 4 happens tonight at wrigley field. jake>> and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest

. captioning funded d cbs goodmorning. it is wednesday, october 21st, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." congressman paul ryan says he's willing to serve as house speaker, but on his own terms. we are on capitol hill with his demand. three students are accused of hacking their high school's computers and changing schedules. we will take you "back to the future" how accurately the film sequel produced story. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world i90 seconds.