this xxx morning. jake/cat>> . jake>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will answer questions today from a republican - led house committee investigating the 20 - 12 benghazi attacks. the attacks led totohe death of four americans... like u - s ambassador to libya chris stevens. c - b - s news correspondent (we - juh) weijia (jang) jiang is in

washington with the latest. (sot john dickerson) can she weather a full days' worth of testimony in front of a committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her politically. if she can do that she will be on stable ground after what was a pretty shaky summer. the republican-led committee will try to find out why the u.s. chose to remain in benghazi despite the escalation in violence: (sot rep. trey gowdy/ benghazi committee chairman, r-sc) what i want to know is - while violence was going up in libya why was our security profile going down (standup weijia jiang/ cbs news/ washington, d.c.) clinton willlso face questions from lawmakers on whether she was aware of requests for additional security at the consulate where the attacks took place. clinton, who was secretary of state at the time, has already gone on the defensive during two previous testimonies: (sot clinton from may 2013) the factcts we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they wanted to go kill some americans. what difference does it make? ahead of today's hearing -- democrats on the benghazi commmmtee released the transcript of the closed-door

cheryl mills. mills testified that clinton was devastated by the events and very engaged in her response.1 weijia jiang cbs news washington. jake>> hillary clinton is also expected to be asked about her *private* email server and the emails s sent the *night of* the benghazi attack. this committee is the eighth major investigation into the attacks. jake>> a supreme court ruling isis putting a financial crunch o o the sioux city school district... and it looks like local property taxpayers will have to make up the difference. the court's ruling basically means folks in sioux city who work out of the state have been illegally double - taxed... because they were forced to pay a surtax that susuorts siouxt city's public schools. that means the district could lose about 282 - thousand dollars. the district's chief financial officer says the *hit* isn't as bad as they thought. but they'll have to look at ways to replace thahamoney. "we e ll have to adjust eieier our property tax asking or the

amount of surtax that we levy to compensate. those are justments that we typically make annually anyway." sioux city is one of about 280 iowa districts impacted by the ruling. affected taxpayers can file for a refund on the past three years of state income taxes. the average refund is expected to be about 200 dollars. jake>> two women are in jail... and a man is on the run after a car chase in downtown sioux city wednesday night. the chase started at 18th and virginia streets... ended at 6th and main street. police arrested 38 - year - - d trtrha (flewt) flute of south sisix city... and 39 - year - old irene lasley of siouxity. they say flute was driving... she's charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with quite a few traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding g rrants. police are ao looking for a

who ran from the car. if you have any information... please call sioux city police. jake>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail... after drug probes inintah and storm lake. 49 - year - old abel medina rios... his 28 - year - old daughter raquel... and 26 - year - old son abel... were arrested after a traffic stop by the utah highway patrol monday. they found about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun in their c c. the arrests led storm lake police to search a home at 210 highway street... the el tapatio mexican restaurant... and the princess palace clothing store. storm lake police say they found two guns and some marijuana... crystal meth... and cash. all three are facing drug possession charges in the case. jake>> a sioux city teenager is pleading *not* guilty to setting a fire that destroyed a trash bin and damaged a business. 18 - year - old- jeremiah (ver - beski) verbeskskentered that written plea to charges of

criminal mischief. those charges are in connection with a dumpster fire at the hamilton boulevard dollar tree store earlier this month. police say (ver - beski) verbeski lit a pine cone on fire and threw it in the dumpster... destroying that dumpster and doing 5 - thousand dollars in damage to the store. his trial is set to start december 15th. jake>> south sioux city held its third annual national bioenergy day yesterday at the scenic park campground. a new wood - fired heat and electrical generating unit was being shown off. this is the first of its kind in nebraska to produce electricity from wood fuel. this system will use any tree waste or debris... using g as a renewable source of e ergy. "this is gasifying wood which is a different process than just burning it, but it produces heat and then also a gas which is then used to run a generator. this is the first system of it's kind in nebraska to produce electricity from wood. the 50 kilowatt generator will

use about 900 tons of wood debris... mostly coming from tree trimmings... community cleanups... and diseased ash trees that have to come down soon. a single genereror will be able to operate about five households. jake>> every month morningside college and siouxland news are teaming up to highlight a high school student who has gone above and beyond. our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll introduce us to e student we're hononong this month. "i love sports, but farming is my favorite thing by far. it's what i grew up with. my dad pushes it a lot. it's just what i live by. i love it. it just mamas me happy. it's what i love to do." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three children on a family farm of about 2500 acres, devin is slated to take things over after college. "he's involved in harvest right now, so he goes to school all day, goes s football practice,, then he goes home and he's out on the combine or driving

truck." jaclyn driscoll reportrtg>> but this rough around the edges farm boy who stands over six feet tall, found his soft spot... working with younger students. dayleen liakos teacher>> "devin just has this knack to pututhe kids at ease. he can tease them without going over the line and keeping them in control still. they love going to him and asking questions. they look up to him. he's a good role model. devin soll student>> "my future's not going to be with kids, but they seem to like me and that's good. i like that, to spend some time with them." jaclyn driscoll reportink>> ging credit, in large part, to his family devin soll student>> "my brother is a big role model in my life. he's always pushing me in sports and academics. my father pushes me with farming to be the best i can. and of course my mother, making all those greatateals. she pushes me the momo when it comes to academics." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special.

something right in my life." jake>> devin plans on going to college for a degree in agriculture. then.... going back home totois family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student... you can do that on our website... siouxland news dot com. click on the "above and beyond" banner. jake>> a virginia couple got married... celebrating their love of "back to the future" yesterday. mark and raquel mcleod got married at 4:29 in the afternoon yesterday... that's the exact minute doc and marty arrive at october 21st... they even rented a delorean for pictures. mark says he was a huge "back to the future" fan when he was a kid and even met christopher lloyd... who played doc brown... when he went to universal studios in the early nineties. cat>> his bride... rachel... spent the last year and a half planning the wedding. cat>> his bride... rachel... spent the last year and a half planning the wedding. they actually didn't get t t deloloan until a week ago because almost all of them were being used for celebrations

cat>> . cat>> . russian president vladimir putin brought syria's dictator bashar al - assad to moscow to talk about the syrian civil war. coming up... we'll show you what the meeting

in the war. today will start oututloudy but rain will move i iafter noon and continue throughout the night

and all day friday. . today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon 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. aftetea mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

50's for the rest of next week. jake/cat>> here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... seahawks running back marshawn lynch has a new coffee drink at starbucks. how do you get going in the morning?m jake>> soda sales could be going flat a a youtube launches a new service. c - b - s news correspondent marlie hall is in new york with our moneywatch. coca cola reported that 70 percent of it growth last year

and not from its sodas. but the world's largest beverara maker got nearly three-quarters of its global sales in 20-14 from carbonated drinks. u-s stocks were up and down throughout the day wednesday. the dow lost 48 points. the nasdaq was down 40 pnts nine subway customers will get a thousand dollars each as part of a settlement with h e sandwhich chain. the plaintiffs claim back in 2013 the company advertised 12 inch subs that were really an inch shy of a foot. subways says its marketing was not improper and they just want to make customers happy. yoyoube will launch a new subscription service that will let users watch videos without ads, save videos for off-line viewing and access unlimited streaming music with google play music. the service launches next week and costs 9.99 per month. top video creators will share in the proceeds generated from youtube red. that's your monewatch. fomore log on to cbs money

in new york im marlie hall.. jake>> russian president vladimir putin summoned syria's dictator bashar al - assad to moscow to talk about the syrian civil war. it's the first time assad left his country y nce the outbreak of the war m me than four years ago. c - b - s news correspondent mark phillips has the story. (today's russian hits) and that airforce was in action even during the meeting. the russians say theyt hitit3 tataets over the past dada... including these two strikes on what the moscow claims were a

and a logistics camp. there's no longer any pretense of only hitting isis targets. most russian attacks have been on assad's o oer enemies -- including rebels supported by the us. (russian jets/bombing aftermath/russian control centre etc) and the airstrikes have another purpose, they're bombing russia back to being a major player in the middle east. (putin talkingng vladimir putin is now running the diplomatic show as well -- telling assad the bombing must be followed by peace talks. (erdogan) and putin's been working the phones. he called turkish president recep tayyip erdo?an after the meeing. (salman) and he called another major player, king salman of saudi arabia as well. (vlad and bash more into dining areas and sit down to dinner) the welcome afforded assad in moscow -- including a guilded kremlin dinner -- was clearly designed to show russia's unwaivering support for him. in the west, the syrian president may be irreparably damaged goods, who the us and others say must go. but he's still moscow's man. (and scott) the clearest sign that vladimir putin has his own agenda and is now a powerful independent actor on the syrian

issue... no one in the us governmenthaa uebo t asd sc i. ti ft ihaen. ja>>ft t bakn siouxland news at sunrise... what can yodoitgo a hp lk this week in "proud to be a hometown farmer"... we'll show you why doe's and diva's dairy is the only one of

cat>> . today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon and

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 intohe beginning of the week next week. after a mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

50's for t t rest of next week. in northern siouxland... they milk a lot of cows. in southn siouxland... for "proud to be a hometown farmer" we're heading to doe's and diva's dairy... near h hey creek, iowa. the *only* licensed goat *and* sheep dairy in iowa. but the 21 milking goats the dogs protect and live with... really *like* meeting new people. this goat's a lamancha breed... that's why it doesn't have ears that stick up. the feldman's raise sheeto milk... too. some friesian d (luh - kane) lacaune. janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "some people pronounce it (luh - cone) lacaune." jacob heller siouxland news>> they milk ten of'em right now. janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "this next spring we're going to be milking almost

20 sheep." jacob heller siouxland news>> doe'e'and diva's dairy is the *only* licend sheep *and* goat dairy in iowa. and janna milks a lot! janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy in>> "we milk twice a day." jacob heller siouxland news>> where does the milk end up? in soaps... janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "four to six hours of sprinkle, stir, sprinkle, stir." jacob heller siouxland news>> and lotions... janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "i'm not sure how to packageget yet, i'm working on that." jacob heller siouxland news>> this hard bar lotion is new this year. but when you visit doe's & diva's dairy... don't forget about the cheeses... different varieties... like feta. made here... fresh. "in the spring when the milk is flowing abundantly, we're making it almost every day." jacob heller siouxland news>> and aged to perfection. right here... in western iowa. jake>> if you think of a farmer that might be great on "proud to be a hometown farmer" tell us about them! you can nominate them on our web sitete. siouxlandnews.com. or you can e - mail me...

dot com. road rage in new mexico leaves one child dead. still to come... we'll show you what led to the murder.

at sunrise.? i'm jacob heller... good morning everyone, thanks for s srting your morning with us. i'm jacob heller...

taylor. jake>> it's crime that shocked a community and a state... now there's been an arrest. this morning... a new mexico man is facing quite a few charges... even murder... after the road rage death of a 4 - year - old girl. reporter don champion says police say tips led them to the supposed gunman. (thu0051 :41) tips f fm the public led to the ararst of 32-year-old tony torrez. investigators say torrez and lilly's father exchanged words on this albuquerque highway tuesday afternoon during a road rage incident. at some point, torrez allegedly opened fire on the pickup the garcia family was riding in. lilly, who was seated in the backseat, was hit in the head. a passerby called police for

help. (sot 911 call over aerial video of the scene) "it looks like some sort of medical emergency. it's not an accident, but there's an adult holding what looked like an unresponsive child." lilly died after being rushed to the hospital. after her death- the local police chief had tough words for the gunman. (sot wed0030 chief gordede eden/albuquerque police dept :48) "this is a complete disrespect of human life" (-:50) (white flash to) (sot wed0030 :00) "we are begging for the community's help this should've never happened" (-:04) after his arrest police say torrez cononssed to the crime. don champion, cbs news. jake>> no word yet on what caused what ppened to get so bad. besides murder... torrez is facing charges of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. jake>> a northeaststebraska bar known for its big burgers and big portions is helping raise moy for a local park. the folks at bob's bar in martinsburg are holding a fundraiser saturday... with kid's activities... and music by the d dtin conaway band.

the community of martinsburg is trying to replace the equipment at the playground in town. the equipment came from a school that was closed in 1985. "it's important for the fundraiser to raise money for w park equipment so then we can try to g g kids outside playing again verses playing on the computers the phones the tablets, and just kinda be outside." ononhundred percent of the money will go to this cause. things kick off at 5 o'clock saturday in the fire hall at martinsburg. jake>> camp high hopes fourth annual haunted lodge party was a big success last weekend. more than 300 people... and some folks from our siouxland news team... more than 300 people... and some folks from our siouxland news team... were at the halloween - themed costume party saturday night. teams from local businesses battled on stage in the lip sync *sing - off.** the event raised 58 - thousand dollars for the camp. the money goes to sponsorships for kids and adults with physical and intellectual

city special needs camp. jake>> they were trying to set a world record yesterday at northwest iowa community college in sheldon. as part of the college's homecoming celebration... called "days of thunder"... students... faculty... staff... family members... and friends s me together to try and break the guinness book of world records for the longest line of selfies. there was an official "phone"... the selfie needed to be taken no more than 60 seconds apart... and each person could take up two selfies. "all the students involved in it. it's a really good thing for the school and since we don't have a team it's nice to get us a little recognized. and so we thought it would be fun to do something that most kids are doing now." the wod record stands at 531. unfortunately... though... they came up just a little short... with 445 people. jake>> some sioux city hockey stars headed off the ice and into the hospital yesterday morning. a few ofhe musketeers' team captai were visiting patients

luke's. making the rounds... talking to folks... giving them signed jerseys. kevin (teer) thyr is staying at the hospital right now. he and his wife say the visit was a nice surprise. "it's hard to be in the hospital this long, so this was a treat, to have you guys come." "yeah, yeah it was a nice surprise, i didn't expect this at all." the muskies hope to start visiting patients in the hospital a few times each year. jake>> more than 100 local health care providers and professionals learned the latest in cardiology treatments yesterday morning. that was at the 31st annual cardiology conference in sioux city... covered new guidelines for treating high blood pressure and high cholesterol... as well as the challenges of treating young cardiac patientsts yesterday's evevt was co - sponsored by mercy medical center cardiovascular associates and unity point health saint luke's. jake>> america's military muscle was on display right down the river. yesterday... commanders a aoffutt air force

base showed off *some* of what they do each day. reporter kevin boughton takes us to bellevue nebraska. 55th wing commander col. mar reynolds says balancing the old and new is a fact of life in today's air force. [take sot incue: "..." outcue: "... ." to: 36:56 duration:0:11] col. marty reynolds/55th wing commander

stations for a crew of more than 30 airmen.. who monitor electro-magnetet signals and send what they've gathered to analysts for interpretation. work is so sensitive we're only permitted to know a crew member's rank and first name. robert is a major.. and a navigator. [t[te sot incue: "..." outcue: "... ." at: 43:48 to: 43:52 duration:0:04]***sot*** i got to experience that blend of old and new... stepping into a flight simulator... (nats) the cockpit is the same as what pilots use on the rc-135... digital screens alongside dials and knobs. (nats) the simulator moveveand reacts like the real thing. instructors say its a valuable tool to teach inexperienced

(hard landing) .. when you land too hard. back at the hangar.. col. reynolds says despite secrecy requirements....the base is trying to shararas much as it can about it's mission and its work. [take sot incue: "..." outcue: "... ." at: 35:42 to: 35:51 duration:0:09]***sot*** > how do you wrangle a bunch ofofurry paw - thletes on a kitten - scale football field cat? with a tiny little ball on a string dangling from a great big t - v camera. the hallmark channel... with help from host beth stern and feline football league commissioner boomer esiason... the hallmark channel...

with help from host beth stern and feline football league commissioner boomer esiason... taped kitten bowl three wednesday... ahead of it's broadcast on super bobo sunday... otherwise known as february 7th this year. the best part? the almost 100 feisty... four - legged players... all rescues... will find homes well before game day thanks to north shore animal league america. cat>> these goal posts were scratch - worthy... and the people watching got to lob cat toys onto the field to keep the action moving. cat>> these goal posts were scratch - worthy... and the people watching got to lob cat toys onto the fielelto keep the action moving. no gatorade on the sidelines... either... just a couple of well - frequented water bowls and litter boxes... and plenty of human spotters to redirect escapees trying to jump

cat>> . jake>> there's something spook - tacular going on at the *y.*

in "talk of the town." "your weather on the 1's brought to you by bomgaars." today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon 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 mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

50's for the rest of next week. there's an annual spooky time come up at the norm waitt senior y - m - c - a. chris deroin 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. if 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 sunrise... while most people spent yesterday laughing at what back to the future part two got wrong... the star of the movie was showing one thing the movie got *right.* it's (time) this morning.

cat>> . jake>> good morning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. jake>> "back to the future" day meant the debut of the real - life self - lacing sneakers... jake>> good morning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. jake>> "back to the future" day meant the debut of the real - life self - lacing sneakers... called (nigh - key) nike mags.

and as c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos shows us... when they were finally announced... it almost felt like a car show. (nats) "great scott!" though none of them flew... (nats movie sfx) there was a deluge of delorians... (nats) "there's the delorian" (nats) "the delorian is still cool." parked outside new york tv studios... (nats) "and the flux capacitor is in full effect" (nats) "let me help doc brown get out of that car" (nats cheering) and even parked inside one studio. (nats) "is that your car? no." but it was michael j. fox's self-lacing shoes that would become the breaking news. (jeanne moos/ reporting) "for all of these years, back to the future has provided hope to those who feel this is too much trouble." \ even marty mcfly was impressed... (nats noise) "power laces, alright!" the shoes designed by nike didn't actually lace themselves...it was low tech movie magic. (nats) "there was guys under false floor pulled laces from beneath to make them tighten up." 26 years later the dream shoe

(nats) "are those the shoes?" (nats) "these are the nike mags (cheering) nike designer and v-p tinker hatfield sent michael j. fox an illustrated letter saying "although the project started as science fiction, we're now proud to turn that fiction into fact... we wanted you to be the first to receive a living pair." they sure sound like they're alive. (nats weird hum) (nats) "they'll lace up on their own? (nats) "yeah, see... (cheering) nike says the new system "senses the wearer's motion." a limited release of nike mags will be auctioned off with proceeds going to the michael j fox foundation for parkinson's research. nike says there will be further testing. no word on when they might be sold to the general public. (nats from movie) talk about shoes that breathe.

new york.. "and now, your weather on the ones" today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon 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 mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

50's for the rest of next week. jake/cat>> . jake>> time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler... so remember the fraternity that became an internet sensation for doing a taylor swift lip - sync video? they're not shaking it off anymore... they're paying it forward. cat>> t - swift sent each of the members two free tickets to her show in lexington kentucky tuesday the fraternity gave half of those tickets to big - brothers - big sisters. sending dozens of kids to the

shake it off. we all probably wished for an easy way to change our grades when we were in school. coming up... we'll show you why these teenagers are facing prison time for doing just that. 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)

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>> democratic presidential frontrunner... hilary clinton... appears before the republican - led house benghazi committee today. on the night before the hearing... democrats released the full transcript of closed - door testimony from a former top clinton aide... showing clinton worked hard to protect those caught in the 20 - 12 attack. many democrats and some republicans think the hearing is just an attempt at derailing clinton's campaign. jake>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan meets with lawmakers from another conservative group today... he's seeking endorsement from that group before he launches a bid for house speaker. ryan has said he wouldn't run for the position unless three key republican groups pledged support. wednesday... one of them... the house freedom caucus... showed a 'super - majority' of the group stands with him. jake>> and... the new york mets are headed to the world series. jake>> and... the new york mets are headed to the world sees. the team defeated the chicago cubs 8 - to - 3 last night... finishing a 4 game sweep in the national league championship series.

of the american league championship series between toronto and kansas city. jake>> and be sure 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 cbs "this morning". i'm gayle king. coming up, jon stewart on life after "the daily show." plus, his wife, tracy stewart's book about her mission to change how we live with animals. coming up on cbs this morning.. 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 taylor.

weather? after a mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with temperatures dropping into the 50's for the rest of next week. jake>> three new york teenagers are facing criminal charges over a supposed cyber - attack on their school. the students are accused of hacking into school district

school... east of new york city. c - b - s news correspondent anna werner shows us the supposed plot to change grades and student schedules. (gfx in) the three teens are accused of hacking into their school's computers and changing students grades and schedules. (gfx out) (vo more soars walkout//soars still over keyboard) police say soars broke into commack high school after school hours and installed a device known as a "key log" to a school computer. it enabled him to collect logins and password credentials while operating remotely from his home. (sot//detective sargent john best//suffolk county police department)(tue0364 @:38) "at this point we believe daniel changes four of his own grades//onhiowgre s ng fm94ohre erctco" ho bllsos il scolfi clepoce jy tereizg e scu oabt 00 tunthabe cng ouaoratn.he isan d emo s sogegeunn/anl soares attorney)(tues0364 @:) a wti u investigation to be done. he maintains his innocence."

(nats vo war games 23;02;58) "what are you doing?" "calling the school computer..." it's reminiscent of the 1983 film war games that featured another high school aged hacker, matthew broderick. but this real life case has serious repercussions. (stills) mosquera and vaysman are facing up to 4 years in prison. if convicted soares could see up to 11 years.. jake>> a supreme court ruling is putting a financial crunch on the sioux city school district... and it looks like local property taxpayers will have to make up the difference. the court's ruling basically means folks in sioux city who

illegally double - taxed... because they were forced to pay a surtax that supports sioux city's public schos. that means the district could lose about 282 - thousand dollars. the district's chief financial officer says the *hit* isn't as bad as they thought. but they'll have to look at ways to replace that money. "we will have to adjust either our property tax asking or the amount of surtax that we levy to compensate. those are adjustments that we typically make annually anyway." sioux city is one of about 280 iowa districts impacted by the ruling. affected taxpayers can file for a refund on the past three years of state income taxes. the average refund is expected to be about 200 dollars. jake>> two women are in jail... and a man is on the run after a car chase in downtown sioux city wednesday night. the chase started at 18th and virginia streets...

ended at 6th and main street. police arrested 38 - year - old trisha (flewt) flute of south sioux city... and 39 - year - old irene lasley of sioux city. they say flute was driving... she's charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with quite a few traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding warrants. police are also looking for a third person... a native american man in his 30s who ran from the car. if you have any information... please call sioux city police. jake>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail... after drug probes in utah and storm lake. 49 - year - old abel medina rios... his 28 - year - old daughter raquel... and 26 - year - old son abel... were arrested after a traffic stop by the utah highway patrol monday. they found about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun in their car. the arrests led storm lake police to search a home at 210 highway street... the el tapatio mexican restaurant... and the princess palace clothing store.

two guns and some marijuana... crystal meth... and cash. all three are facing drug possession charges in the case. jake>> a sioux city teenager is pleading *not* guilty to setting a fire that destroyed a trash bin and damaged a business. 18 - year - old- jeremiah (ver - beski) verbeski entered that written plea to charges of second - degree arson and criminal mischief. those charges are in connection with a dumpster fire at the hamilton boulevard dollar tree store earlier this month. police say (ver - beski) verbeski lit a pine cone on fire and threw it in the dumpster... destroying that dumpster and doing 5 - thousand dollars in damage to the store. his trial is set to start december 15th. jake>> south sioux city held its third annual national bioenergy day yesterday at the scenic park campground. a new wood - fired heat and electrical generating unit was being shown off. this is the first of its kind in nebraska to produce electricity from wood fuel. this system will use any tree waste or debris...

using it as a renewable source of energy. "this is gasifying wood which is a different process than just burning it, but it produces heat and then also a gas which is then used to run a generator. this is the first system of it's kind in nebraska to produce electricity from wood. the 50 kilowatt generator will use about 900 tons of wood debris... mostly coming from tree trimmings... community cleanups... and diseased ash trees that have to come down soon. a single generator willbe able to operate about five households. jake>> there was a lot of big news in the world of politics yesterday... vice president biden announces his decision about a *presidential* run. and as reporter scott thuman shows us... on the republican side... the search ramps up for the

hill. biden's bailing, a virtual gift to hillary clinton. who tweeted: "he's a great man and she's inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world for the better." (graphic) on the flip side, donald trump supportive for another reason: "personally, i would rather run against hillary because her record is so bad." (nats) meanwhile, republicans are also jockeying for position and at the center of the scrum, paul ryan... potentially the next speaker, but holding tough that if you want him, you play by his rules-- including, weekends reserved for family not fundraising: (sot - ryan) "it's in their hands and i will leave it to my colleagues." (sot black) "paul has the overwhelming respect for the majority so i think it's a matter of paul meeting with those who are in that caucus who have some concerns." namely, the ultra conservative freedom caucus. (sot- meadows) "i think everybody's open to anybody who can unify the conference." (sot - brooks) "he is a father, he has young

children, he does not have time to do the speaker's job as he has in the past." so what if they balk or if ryan himself, decides *not* to take the job? what's the 'plan b'? (sot - boehner) "don't know!" (scott/standup) some in that freedom caucus which is made up of somewhere between 30-40 of the most conservative house members, are still vowing to vote for their member, daniel webster of florida. if they will have enough votes to halt paul ryan, we'll find out next wednesday and thursday. on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. jake>> while biden announced he *won't* run for president... republican donald trump will try to stretch his lead in the polls with a visit to sioux city next week. he'll be at west high school tuesday night at six. earlier this year trump was at morningside college before he announced his candidacy. tickets to tuesday night's event are available at the "eventbrite" website. we've got a link to that site on "our* website... at siouxland news.com. jake>> as hillary clinton gets ready to testify today before the house select committee on benghazi... the *spin game* is at work in

washington. our national correspondent kristine frazao looks into whether the investigation into the 20 - 12 attack has become a political one. "this committee is basically an arm of the republican national committee." ((from cnn's state of the union)) "with an overwhelming focus on trying to as they admitted drive down my poll numbers." so is she right? is it political? political science professor and veteran journalist richard benedetto says it's a congressional hearing so of course politics are at play. richard benedetto/professor, american university "there's certainly some political nature to it. the republicans want to press it the democrats don't but the fact that the democrats don't want to press this that's political too." two republicans have also come forward and admitted the poltical nature of the investgation. hanna: "i think there was a big part of this investigation that was

designed to go after people, an individual, hillary clinton." maj. bradley podliska: "this has become a partisan investigation. i do not know the hyper focus on hillary clinton." but republican committee members insist they are simply on a fact finding mission. rep. mike pompeo/r-kansas "i'm convinced the american people will view that as being professional, complete and legitimate attempt to try to get answers on behalf of the families of the four dead americans." rep. trey gowdy/chairman, house select committee on benghazi/from cbs's face the nation "the seven members of my committee are much more focused on the four dead americans than we are anyone's presidential aspirations." for benedetto, the political nature is just the way washington works. "do you think that if condoleeza rice who had been secretary of state during the iraq war was running for president now, that the democrats wouldn't be pushinher for her positions on iraq. of course they would." political or not - one thing's for sure - the show will go on. i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. jake>> seattle seahawks star

marshawn lynch is known for not being a great interview... apparently... he's a heck of a barista though. lynch... a - k - a "beast mode"... lynch... a - k - a "beast mode"... teamed up with starbucks to create a new frappucino called... what else? beast mode. profits from the drink will help benefit lynch's charity foundation... fam 1st family foundation. cat>> the new drink will be available starting today... and... like it's creator... it'll probably go fast. in case you were wondering what's in it... it's a double mocha frappuccino with a hint of mint and cream and just enough protein powder to unleash your inner beast mode. it's topped with whipped cream... then finished with a purple berry drizzle and a sprinkle of matcha. jake>> . cat>> . the explorers are losing one of

their record season. up next... we'll show you where rob wort is

. cat>> we're checking up with moose again on this thursday

jake>> what's up moose? . today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will bebeack 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 mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

50's for the rest of next week. good morning siouxland here's a look at your morning sports. today will start out cloudy but rain will momo in after noon and continueuehroughout the night analdafray emrarewi bbabah 0'fothre othwe ancoin tdr dinth enntthbenng thwe nt ek ft aosynnad eende lleearr suxndn esy th mpatesroinin t 50 f t rt nt ek moinsixld re akt urorngposawi srtutloy t n llovinft nnd tie roho t nh d l y id. etus lle ckn e r e stf e ekntueo opurg e ke io e giinof e ekexwe.r tlsuy d y weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with temperatures dropping into t t 50's'sor the rest of next week.* 2. scut again with the kill.. schut leads the g-pac in kills and is 8th in the n-a-i-a. 3. there was a lot of karlie in the first set.. this time the kill from the back row.. red raiders up 7-4. 4. now freshman lauryn hilger with the kil l... northwestern up 15-11. 5. scutt again with the kill from the back row ... 17-11 red raiders. 6. jessa doom with the nicece shot. northwestern cruised in the first set 25-15. they win the whole thing 3 sets to none. the sioux city explorers

announced wednesday that the boston red sox have purchased reliever rob wort. wort will report to springngraining with the red sox when pitchers and catchers report next spring to earn a spot within the boston organization for the 2016 season. the 26 year old wort had an impressive 2015 season for t t xs as he posted an 11-3 record and recorded 4 saves with a 1.79 era in 41 games. in just over 65 innings of work, wort struck out 92 batters while only allowing 26 walks. that's it for your morning orcast. and join me right here again tonight for sports at 5 and 10. have a great morning. back to you jake. the historical drama "suffragette" shows the darker

in early 20th century england.

your sunrise entertainment. . today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon 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 mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with temperatures dropping into the

50's for the r rt of next week. jake>> the historical drama "suffragette" shows the darker side of the fight for the vote in early 20th century england. the story is brought to life mainly by women... both *on* ad *off* camera. suzanne marques takes a look. 03:27:00 "she has a big journey - she starts the film relatively apathetic, and gets swept up in this movement." ((narr-2)) mulligan says the film enlightened her about the ugly dedeils of the women's suffrage movement. (nats) "punish those responsible, whatever way you can" ((sot carey mulligan/actress)) (red carpet interview, clip labeled) 03:27:40 "a lot of it was new information for me - that they were incarcerated, they went on nger strike, they were force-fed, they were beaten." ((narr-3)) the film was written and directed by women - and also reflects modern struggles. ((sot abi morgan/writer)) (red carpet interviewewclip labeled) 02:55:41

with - equal pay, poor working conditions, custodial rights of their children, sexual violence - it all felt very 21st century. (nats meryl) "never give up the fight" ((narr-4)) meryl streep has a brief cameo as the real-life leader of the suffragettes, emmeline pankhurst. (pronouncece ma-leen) pankhurst's great-granddaughter likes that the movie focuses the film on the average woman. ((sot dr. helen pankhurst/emmeline pankhurst's great-granddaughter)) (red carpet intervivi, clip labeled) 47:05 it's not about leadership, it's about individual women's agency, individual women's stories." ((narr-5)) streep is now pushing for equality in the movie industry -- fighting for women in front of and behind the camera. jake>> here's what we're talkingng about t facebook this morning... seahawks running back marshawn lynch has a new coffee drink at starbucks. how do you get going in the morning?

defined pension plans. four in ten baby boomers have e retitiment savings at all... and almost 70 percent have *no* defined pension plans. still to come... we'll show you one couple who had to choose between retiring and sending their daughter to college. cat>> it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. your weather and morning news are all ahead.

news at sunrise. good morning everyonon thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob heller...

taylor. jake>> financial planners are saying that four in ten baby boomers have no retirement savings at all... nearly 70 percent have no pension plans. c - b - s news correspondent thony mason shows ususow many boomers are forced to keep

retirement. narr: ...and were hoping to retire here soon. but then the youngest of their three daughters went off to college: steve: "when we started to realize the little one was gonna be going away to school, we knewew it was gonna be delayed." (18:36:40) beth: "but right now i don't see it before 70 at least." (18:37:20) mason: "that's probably not what you planned?" beth (shakes head) "mm. mm. no. no." narr: steve is 58 year old package designer. beth, who's 5x, works in a medical clinic. beth: "i thought when i got a little bit older, we could travel or we could do other things. but right now all i'm looking at is working and making money. (laughs)" (18:37:35) narr: and the burau's arardoing better than most boomers. 4 in ten have no retirement savgs at all. and nearly 70% have no defined pension plans. financial advisors say a nest egg needs to be big enough, that a retiree can live on 4% a year. christine benz: "if it's not, you have to look at potentially pulling other levers - such as working a bit longer than perhaps you wanted to." (10:33:00) narr: christine benz at morningstar r ys it also helps

to put off taking social security benefits: benz: "for every year that you're able to delay past your full retirement age, you're able to pick up a roughly 8% inflation adjusted increase in your benefit." (10:35:20) narr: the burau's ararnow working with a financici planner. mason: "so what would yotell another couple in your situation?" (18:50:20) steve: "just realize the end is in sight. and that those things you don't wanna think about when you're 20 and 30 and 40. don't wait til y y're 45-50 years old to really start thinking seriously about them." (live tag: most of all, financial planners say, put something aside. and remember, a late start is better than no art at all. jake>> a northeast nebraska bar that's known for its big bururrs and generous portions is helping raise money for a local park. the folks at bob's bar in martinsburg are holding a fundraiser saturday... featuring kid's activities and music by the dustin conaway band.

trying to replace the equipment at the local playground. that equipment came from a school that was closed in 1985. "it's important for the fundraiser to raise money for new park equipment so thth we can try to get kids outside playing again verses playing on the computers the phones the tablets, and just kinda be outside." 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the effort. the event kicks off at 5 o'clock saturday in the fire hall at martinsburg. jake>> camp high hopes' fourth ananal haunted lodge party was a great fund- raising success last weekend. more than 300 people... including our siouxland news team... attended the halloween- themed costume party saturday night. teams from local b binesses battled on stage in the lip sync *sing- off.* the event raised 58- thousand dollars for the camp. that money will go toward sponsorships for kids and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities, allowing them to

needs camp. jake>> picture this! they tried to set a world record yesterday at northwest iowa community college in sheldon. as part of the college's homecoming celebration called, "days of thunder"... students, faculty, staff, family members and friends gathered to try and break the guinness book of world records for the longest line of selfies. there was an official "phone"... the selfie needed to be taken no more than 60 seconds apart... and each person could take up to two selfies. "all the students involvededn it. it's a really good thing for the school and since we don't have a team it's nice to get us a little recognized. and so we thought it would be fun to do something that most kids are doing now." the world record stands at 531. unfortunatelel they came up just a little short... with 445 people taking part in the record - breaking attempt. jake>> some sioux city hockey stars headed off the ice and into the hospital yesterday morning. a few of the musketeers' team captains were visiting patients

luke's. making the rounds... talking to folks... giving them signed jerseys. kevin (tear) thyr is staying at the hospspal right now. he and his wife say the visit was a nice surprise. "it's hard to be in the hospital this long, so this was a treat, to have you guys come." "yeah, yeah it was a nice surprise, i didn't expect this at all." the muskies hope to start visiting patients in the hospital a few times each year. jake>> more than 100 local health care providers and professionals learned the latest in cardiology treatments yesterday morning. that education coming at the 31st annual cardiology conference in sioux city. the event covered topics on new guidelines for treating high blood pressure a a high cholesterol... as well as challenges of treating young cardiac patients. yesterday's event was co- sponsored by mercy medical center cardiovascular associates and unity point health st. luke's. jake>> a company in maine that builds special chairs to help those with serious physical

with a big surprise. reporter jana barnello shows us how the company chose to cecebrate one worker... paralyzed from the chest down. trucks to fight wildfires. brothers geoeo and mike howe are always p phing their team to create the next big thing.. (mike howe) "hard work does pay off, but it's hard work." but the biggest pay-off comes from a smaller project. the ripchair -- an off-road vehicle for someone in a wheelchair. (jesse morrill/howe and howe technologies) "hunting fishing, farming, pretty much anything you can do with an atv this machine can do, and quite often, more." the momo can best be explained -- by the guy who sells them. (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "it's basically the baddest chair you u n buy on earth. it's awesome. i love this thing." tony tulo has sold ripchairs for two years now. ni years ago? (tony tulo/ripchair salesman)

head." the accident left t m paralyzed from the cheststown. (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "i've always grown up on four wheelers and snowmobiles and everything like that, and then in an instant, that all gets taken away from you." tony tulo o ows everything about the ririhair. but he doesn't know this. franzen/welder: "everything on this thing is exactly custom for him." for the past four months on nights, weekends, and holidays, tony's coworkers have been secretly building him a ripchair. and they're going to give him the 40-thousand dollar ride -- for free. (rowe/ripchair program coordinator) "he's not just an employee, he's a really good friend of ours." (eric franzen/welder) "his struggles defined him and changed him, but he changed us." (daniel rowe/ripchair program coordinator) "he has no clue... i hope." he seems to have no clue, especially when he told us what it's like to see other people take home their ripchairs. (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "i don't have one yet, but it's almost worth them getting one and see a smile on their face

than me actually having one." we distracted toto with the help of co-owner geoff howe until it was time...for the big reveal. (geoffe howe, co-owner) "i know tony that you know a lot about these chairs, but you wanna turn around for a second, there's one thing you probably don't know." (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "what?" (geoffe howe, co-owner) "you know what that is right there?" (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "that's a ripchair." (geoffe howe, , -owner) "yeah, that's your ripchair, brother." (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "no it isn't." (geoffe howe, co-owner) "yeah it is. all the guys put their time together and we love you," (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "thank you so much man." tony tulo is now one of only 18 people to own a ripchair. (tony tulo/ripchair salesman) "holy crap thank you so much. i'm speechless guys, th]nk you so much." so the only thing left to do is get in and ride. (daniel rowe) "now we can give back to him. kinda speechless about it, and i'm sure i'm gonna end up in the woods with him." (tony tulo) "i get on these things and i don't think about my injury at all i can die a

happy man." but first, tony tulo's got plenty of living to do. thanks to his coworkers turned friends, turned family." yesterday we told you about a strange cluster of cancer cases near saint louis. up next in your healththtch... we'll show you other places that

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50's f/r the rest of next week. jake>> a routine blood test might help identify seniors suffering from dehydration.

screening blood for sodium... potassium... and glucose can reveal if older people are drinking enough fluids. jake>> a new study shows patients c lower their risk of skin cancer by taking a form of vitamin b - 3 called nicotinamide. researchers in australia looked at almost 400 0 n - melanoma skin cancer survivors for a year and found patients taking the b - 3 derivative reduced new cancers by3 percent. jake>> and there is growing evidence that secondhand smoke may contribute to tooth decay in young children. japanese researchers studied more than 75,000 children. they found exposure to tobacco smoke at 4 months of age was associated with almost twice the risk of tooth decay in baby teetet jake>> a study released wednesday by the world health organization said long term exposure to radiation... even low levels... can dramatically increase the risk of getting cancer. reporter vinita nair has the story on dozens of sites where

spikes in cancer. sot - they're not statistics and they're not numbers, they were my neighbors. (narr 2) (map) currently, the army corps of engineers lists 24 other sites in 10 states with low-level radioactive contanimation that they are in the process of cleaning up. (map out) (map) these are three othehe contaminated sites still under consideration for clean up.... this former chemical processing plant in queens ny is one of them. radiation barriers were

installed as a band-aid solution in 2013. chael feldmann - wititthe army corps of engineers says the cleanup moves slowly for a reason. sot michael: we need to move at the pace we are performing in order to protect the health and environment of the area. dr. fasial kahn is the director of public health in saint louis county. 00:20:37:27// some disasters unfold slowly over time, and their true nature, and extent, and sevety only becomes clear in terms of human cost once you start counting people around you. (narr 4) to keep count... neigigors here keep a list. joan: the landises, the dubells...// shirley shank she angela helbling: there's 21 people on this list. vinita nair: and they were all on the same street?

tag the buzz over back to the future day still hasn't worn off. we'll show you some future

in your c - - t tech update. jake>> good morning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. jake>> today you can read the same newspaper marty mcfly read in the future... or the front page anyway. here's your c - net tech update. it's the date marty mcfly visits in the movie back to the future part ii, and the world went wild on wednesday for the nostalgia of a future that was dreamed up

by a movie made 30 years ago. and although we're not living in the future exactly as the movie predicted -- perhaps this is just an alternate timeline created by biff -- there is plenty of technology from the movie that is common place today. ( ( ck to the future: part ii universal pictures: 00;39;13 - 00;48;22) just like marty in his future home, we can video chat on any screen in the house. jennifer opens the door with her thumbprint - and you can install fingerprint locks today for your home, as welelas use prints to pay for things at the store. companies are making all sorts of head gear that's connected to our smartphones - ( back to the future: part ii universal pictures: 00006;15 - 01;11;25) so we can see whose calling and use voice commands to control things, like the visors used by marty's future kids. and just like the flying usa today news camera, it's no surprise to see a news outlet put a camera on a drone. and what about walking your dog with a drone? although it's not possible yet, (video from jeff myers: 01;11;25 - 01;19;12) some people have tried to make it work -- like in this video

that went viral last year by new yorker jeff myers and his very obedient golden retrevier. " "with all the fandom surrounding the movie, brands are milking the mania, squeezing every jiggawatt they can out of it. ***" "pepsi sold bottles of the fictional pepsi perfect soda you see ordered at cafe 80s, making only 65-hundred available, and at $20 a bottle these collectables sold out instantly, but fans were raging about how it went on sale before you could even find it in an amazon search. the amazon page is filled with low reviews over the lack of communication about when you could buy it. ***" "nike got the geekverse buzzing with the debut of real self-lacing sneakers. first there was a cryptic tweet sent to michael j fox, then nike told reporters that the power-lacing air mag sneakers were in new york city. and the michael j fox foundation tweeted this image of the actor wearing the shoes, saying that they are real and comingpring 2016. nike has created non-powered versions of the shoe before, which go for as much as $16-thousand-dollars on ebay.

pay for powered laces. ***" "you can grab a copy of the usa today newspaper from the movie -- on thursday. that's because the issue shown in the movie is dated october 22, and usa today is printing a special edition cover for newsststds on thursday. usa today also changed it's logo on its website to match the one from the movie. ***" "and the ride-hailing app lyft ran a promotion in new york city where you could get pickck up in a delorean. (video from verizon: 02;38;10 - 02;43;09) unfortunatly today, where we're going, we still need roads. but you never know what can change in the next 30 years. the future is whatever you make it,t,o make it a good one. for c ct, i'm bridget carey -- see you in the future. ***". "weather on the 1's." today will start out cloudy but rain will move in after noon and continue throughout the night d 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 mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with

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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>> democratic presidential frontrunner... hilary clinton... appears before the republican - led house benghazi committee today. on the night before the hearing... democrats released the full transcript of closed - door testimony from a former toto clininn aide... showing clinton worked hard to protect those caht in the 20 - 12 attack. many democrats and some republicans think the hearing is just an attempt at derailing clinton's campaign. jake>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan meets with lawmakers from another conservative group today... he's seeking endorsement from that group before he launches a bid for house speaker. ryan has said he wouldn't run for the position unless s ree key y publican groups pledged support. wednesday... one of them... the house freedom caucus... showed a 'super - majority' of the group stands with him. jake>> and... the new york mets are headed to the world series. jake>> a a... the new york mets are headed to the world series.

cubs 8 - to - 3 last night... finishing a 4 game sweep in the national league championship series. the mets will take on the winner of the american league championship series between toronto and kansas c cy. .

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thuhuday, october 22nd, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." hillary clinton is hours away from a critical face-off with lawmakers over benghazi. a woman who gave birth mid-flight is reportedly separated from her baby and might have to pay the airline for delays. plus jon stewart, remember him? his new life on the farm and his wife tracey's mission to train how he lives with animals. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. this committee was charged to find the truth. we are on a fact finding mission. >> this was a political witch hunt. we know everything there is to know. >> hillary clinton sits on the hearing hot seat.