with us on this xxx 3 morning. 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late the severe storms are expected to stay totour south. wednesday will be a a ry windy day with scattered showers ththughout the day, and as thingsgsool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60 for the weekend. 3 3 3 the top eight republican presidential candidates take the stage tonight in milwaukee for their fourth debate. this one is hosted by the fox business network and the wall reet journal... it's the second debate to talk about economic issues. c - b - s news correspondent don champion has a preview of

3 -nat/sot- maybe we should boycott starbucks. on the eve of the fourth republican debate... donald trump sought to win over christian evangelicals in illinoisangry over a decision by starbucks to replace its christmas- themed cups s with what the company calls s a simple red design:(sot trump) if i become president, we're all going to be saying merry christmas again, that i can tell you. the latest polls show the billionaire candidate in a statistical dead heat with ben carson in south carolina...despite looming questions over carson's personal story. in an appearance monday on fox news -- the former neurosurgeon fired back against the media for vetting claims hehead angegeissues as a child: (sot carson) "i would much rather lose an election, than to lie." carson and marco rubio are getting a boost from a new mcclatchy-marist poll. unlike trump, it found the more candidates, the more they like them. (sot rubio) in this election we are not just choosing the next president but we are choosing the direction and the identity of this country in the 21st century tonight's debate will be held in wisconsin governor scott walkers backyard. the former presidential contender appeared alongside rubio and jeb bush at separate events monday...but has yet to

3 candidates chris christie and mike huckabee will be part of an different debate tonight... lindsey graham and george pataki were eliminated from both stages. the three *democratic* presidential candidates have *their* next debate saturday in iowa. 3 sioux city is asking for help from the state of i ia to improve roads leading to the new seaboard - triumph pork plan it's a multi - million dollar project that'll help improve traffic flow around the plant.the council voted unanimously to apply for a grant that would pay for most of the project. this comes after the city finished a 63 thousand dollar traffic study last week. the study focused on what improvements and changes would be needed

with the hundreds of people who would drive in that area every day once the plant opens. the city hopes to win the grant from a program offered by the iowa department of transportation. 3 "the state's rise program, if we're successful, will pay for 80 percent of those improvements. it's a great program and we've gotten a good indication from the dot thth they 3 support the project." 3 the road construction project will cost around 5 point 7 million dollars total. the grant would cover 4 point 6 million dollars. the d - o - t will make a decision on that request this morning. 3 3 some people call it "thrill hill"... the section of 25th street where two people, were killed in an accident last week. councilwoman rhonda capron says people have reached out to her about how capron calls it a death trap... but she says it doesn't have to be. 3 "i know that we had a hill like that on 24th street and what we did was makakit a green space, so we cut t off. you can't drive overert

something 3 like that to make it safe."folks in the neighborhood are worried more lives will be lost... and they want to see changes made as soon as possible. 3 south sioux city is almost finished with a bike t til willllcircle around the city.work on the final ase of that trail is happening along highway 77 near the walmart and hy - vee stores. this segment is a little more than a mile long... it starts at 21st street and will stretch to crystal cove. parks director gene (moffet) maffit says this final leg cost 650 thousand dollars to build. it'll finishshp work on a bike trail that runs 14 miles all around souou sioux city. 3 it looks like two teenagers accused of stealing from a bank inside a hy - vee in town have reached a plea deal.19 - year - old heaven zevenbergen and 18 - year - old angelica perez faced felony charges for conspiring to steal money from the security national bank branch

inside the hamiltononhy - v v store. prosecutors say the two women... who lived together... conspired to stage the robbery.they say video taken during the incident... saturday... august 15th... shows perez hidden behind a baseball cap and fake facial hair... sliding a note to zevenbergen who was a teller. zevenbergen then gave perez $10,000 from the bank. both girls will face a plea agreement and sentencing hearing december 9th... one hearing wi take place after the other. 3 a sioux city man is accused of sexually assaulting a 13 - year - old in the waiting room of a hospital. 3 20 - year - old alex anderson is charged with third degree sexual abuse.court cuments say anderson made his way to the 5th floor i - c - u waiting room at mercy medical center saturday night... where he met 13 - year - old girl he knew.he's accused of kissing her... and putting his hands down her clothes... touching her

thousand dollars. anderson *h*h* posted his bond. 3 3 the teenager accused of leading the woodbury county sheriff's office on a chase through sioux city and rural plymouth county friday is facing some serious charges now.the sheriff's office says the 16 - year - old boy is charged with felony eluding, 3 driving with a revoked license... reckless driving... possession of meth and drug paraphernalia... and stst sign viololtions.his na is *not* being released at this time.a 16 - year - old girl was in the truck with him during the chase... and was hurt in the crash. she was treated and released from mercy medical center friday afternoon. her name is also not being released. 3 there might be plenty of sunshine today... but don't be surprised if you hear the city's tornado sirens at noon.the city of sioux city's planning on doing some short tests th those sirens.the city says the tests should last only 3 seconds each.they're being done because 15 of the city's 32 sirens just got some new components installed... and the city wants to make sure

they still work. 3 a group of stududts at east high and east middle hools are working to help kids in need.at last night's school board meeting... the "teens 4 tots" group updated the board on their charity work. the group was established in 2004 to provide coats and toys to kids in need. *this* year... the group raised almost 10 - thousand dollars! 3 "this is just a great example of our students working in the community, and our students supporting andndhelping others."3 the group will use the money raised to buy coats... and will shop for bikes and other toys black friday. so far... "teens 4 tots" has helped almost 200 three - and - four - year - olds in need. 3 some people have weird hobbies... like this dental hygienist who is also a licensed trapper. she was called out to a mall parking lot in houston saturday to capture this big fella... who earned nickname "godzilla."she says it took a

while to wrangle the 12 - foot... 800 - pound gator. they eventually got him secured... and d th help from a forklififfrom home depot.t. that bigiguy was taken to an alligator sanctuary. 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... president obama met with israeli prime minister bejamin netanyahu. we'll show you how they spent the meeting trying to mend fefees.

3 3 w ware looking at a busy next few w days weather--wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and

3 here's what we're talking about on cebook this morning... tomorrow is national sundae day. what are your favorite ice cream topping 3 nissan is joining a list of car commnies dumping

takata... (hen - nuh) hena danielelis in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 wall street closed down on mondaythe dow lost 179 points tha nasdaq dropped 51./// nissan is joining a list of automakers dumping takata. the automaker said it will no longer use airbags that contain ammonium nitrate after the us national highway traffic safety administration, announced up to $200 million in penalties against takata. last week honda and toyota announced they would also stop using takata's airbags in their vehicles///online retailers are expected to have a very happy holiday season. tech consulting firm, forrester research is forecasting onlineneshopping to grow three times the rate of in-store sales and to rise 11 percent this november and december. with amazon, target and walmart offering online deals earlier this season - cyber monday is still expected to be the biggest online shopping day of the year. /// sea world will be phasing out its killer whale show at its san diego park next year. the decision follows public scrutiny and regulatory pressure on how the amusement parks treat its killer whales. no word if sea world in orlando and san antonio will follow suit///that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatc dot com. in new york, im hena

3 3 israeli prime ministst benjamin netataahu and president t obama tried d best they could to mend their 7 - year relationship at the white house... and look toward the future of israel's role in the middle east. here's national correspondent jeff barnd. 3 benjamin netanyahu - israeli prime minister 15--24gil hoffman - jerusalem post political analyst 35-41jeff barnd - national correspondent 1:14-1:23trt:1:57/nat-clicking cameras at wh//vo/ prime minister netanyahu and president obama met at the oval office .. to discuss ongoing tensions in the middle-east the *first* time in more than a year the two have met./sot/obama- 2:06- 2:13 the securiri of israel is one of my topoporeign policy priorities" . /butt/netanyahu - 5:50 and i want to thank you for this opportunity to strengthen our friendship, which is strong, strengthen our alliance, which is strong." 6:01/vo/ some analysts say that these two world leads are meeting at all is a goosign that past differences cabe put aside for the future cause of peace in the region./sot/in-35su gil hoffman - jerusalem post :54"the importance of this meeting is that it passes without further skirmishes between netanyahu and obama that are harmful to the u-s

israel relationship and to both countries". 1:02 /vo/ hoffman says the high point of that skirmish was mr. netanyahu addressing a joint session of congress in march trying to sway lawmakers to *reject* mr. o oma's iran nuclear deal../sot/ / ama- 3:3: "it's no secret that the primimminister and i have e d a strong disagreement on thihi narrow issue, .4:05/nat- palestinians throwing rocks at israeli soldiers/ a peace agreement between the israelis and palestinians and a possible 2-state solution is also on the table but a series of stabbings and shootings along the west bank in recent weeks has made finding that solution difficult./bridge/ prime minister. netanyahu also wants u.s. assurances that israel maintains it's military superiority in the middle- east.. especially with the syrian crisis to the north./vo/ israel now receives about $3 billion dollars a year from the u.s for defense purposes that deal expires in 20-18. the israeli prime minister is hoping for a *new* deal roughly $5 billion dollars a year for the next ten years /sot/netanyahu 7:50- "and finally, mr. president, , want to thank you for your commitment to further bolster israel security, 7:56/vo/ analysts say that new u.s. mimitary aid *could* go a *long* way into smoothing over what has been a very strained past between these 2 leaders

3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... the federal government is pushing for changes to the nation's school buses. we'll show you why they say those buses need seat belts.

3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely totoee any. after this system pasass we wililclear out with several days of sunny skies and

3 the head of 3 the head of the national highway safety administration said monday the agency ll take another look at whether or t school buses should have seatbelts. c - b - s news correspondent kris van cleave has more. 3 < 2) 16 year old ashley brown's life ended on the way to a high school soccer game, when the bus she was riding in crashed. her father brad believes a seat belt would have saved her.[notes:we may need to cut out some pauses etc here]((sot 13:51:07)) not a day goes by y at we don't think of her, wounun are rereeshed every time we see an accident happen that takes the life of another school child that could've been prevented school buses and every motor coach. [notes:virginia school school bus flipped over in virginia injuring 28--it did in))the national highway traffic safety adminstration year in large school buses crashes. the agency believes seat belts would cut that in half...((gfx out))((sot 13:43:14))kvc: we are all used to wearing a seatbelt and you get on the school bus and they are not there.mk: and it is this big void in our safety rosekind is hoping change can come without new regulations, 6 states require seatbelts on school buses. and they are expensive--costing beteten 7 and 10 thousand dollars s bus-- with nearly 1/2 million school buses in the u-s--the cost to retro fit them all could go into the billions. ((gfx out)) ((sot 13:36:xx))mk: seat belts every school bus for every kid. let's start figuring out how to make that happen, not what the barriers are, but how to get those seat belts on every school bus. brown seat belts, but says it doesn't go far enough...((sot

13:53:xx))stating it as policy is a good step. i think that what is needed is in regulation and law. ## ((tag)) ((in a way this is a bit of peer pressure trying to get school districts and bus manufacturers to put in seat belts. in 2012 injuries - 2000 school bus passenger injuries. scott, adminstrator rosekind says to pursue a regulation

3 3 still to come this morning... booster seats for children riding in cars are getting safer. we'll take a look at which seats came out on top... and which ones parents still want to avoid. you're watching siouxland news

3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist

taylor.3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy dadawith scattered showewe througugut the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60 for the weekend. 3 booster seats for children riding in cars are getting safer... according to the insurance institute for highway safety. c - b - s news correspondent chris martinez takes a look at which seats came out on top and which ones parents still want to avoid. 3 20 of the 23 booster seats new on the market this year are deemed a best bet by the insurance institute for safety. 3 were rated good bets.:11 - :14(sot: jessica jermakian/insurance institute for highway safety)13:3::00 "in n is year's booster rating, thereraren't any seats we wouldn't recommend."the non-profit research group tested both highback and backless seatsmeasuring how the seat belt fits an average child in just about any vehicle.(sot: jessica jermakian/insurance institute for highway safety) (cover middle with b-roll of kids putting on seatbelts)13:25:49 what we're looking for is the lap belt sit low across the top of the thighs. it's not riding up on the soft tummy. and the shoulder belt needs to fit snuggly at the center of the shoulder. it shouldn't be falling off the shoulder or riding up on the neck or face. :37 - :48(standup bridge: chris martinez/cbs news/los angeles)but the insurance institute for highway safety recommends parents still do

their homework before making a purchase. we found booster seats from previous years- which are not recommended - still for sale through several major online retailers.the iihs is calling on manufacturers of 6 older models that are not recommended to stop making them.but if you have one - don't throw it outjust get a new one as soon as possible. the iihs says crash tests proveany booster seat is better than no seat at all. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. 3 the insurance institute for highway safety says the best seats are not necessarily the most expensive ones. the group says there is one 20 - 15 best bet seat thahasells for just fifteen bucks. 3 the sioux city school board is voting to approve a deal with the city of sioux city for a piece of district - owned land on the northside.the city wants the

land near lincoln elementary school as part of a project to reconstruct the dearborn bridge. that school is closing... and its students are going to the new perry creek elementary on hamilton boulevard. 3 "we think it's just a great ample of good partnership between the city and the school district."the dearborn bridge crosses perry creek along dearborn boulevard on the north side. 3 3 if you're getting sick of one - lane - in - each - direction traffic on i - 29 between singing hills and floyd boulevard... we've got some good news for you! the iowa d - o - -t plananto shift the traffic to the newlwl- rebuilt southbound lanes starting *this* morning. this is going to happen gradually through the week... all traffic will be cleared from the northbound lanes by friday night. then the northbound lanes will close for their own reconstruction... that's going to start immediately... and last through the winter. 3 a program to help low - income people stay warm this winter is takingapplications

now.the community action agency siouxland's low - income heating assistance program... liheap... is taking applications.the program runs from november 1st through april 30th each year.people who apply and meet income criteria get help paying their heating bills.the community action agency says t t program helped more than 11 - thousand 6 - hundred people during the 20 - 14... 20 - 15 winter season. 3 less than a week after solid majorities of the omaha tribe of nebraska voted in favor of legalizing marijuana on tribal lands... the first tribe to do vote *yes* is putting its plans on hold.instead of going ahead with plans to sese legal maririana for dical and recreational use... the santee sioux tribe is planning to burn its stocks of marijuana and hold off on opening a marijua lounge on its flandreau south dakota reservation. the tribe says the plans are on hold until it can consult more with federal law enforcement agencies.

3 they got an early start on a big celebration n yesterday in sioux city. 3 later this month rose (bow - shen) bocian will turn 100 years old. there was an early birthday party for her yestday at the siouxland center for active generations. rose got flowers... there was line dancing... and musical performances. and after the entertainment there was food and a get together. 3 "i think it's wonderful, i've never had anything like this in my life. so, this is, it's wonderful l s all i can sasa so happy ."the party t 3 even better as the celebration went on... santa claus look - alikes were tap dancing to celebrate rose's birthday and the upcoming holiday season. 3 the two agreed to three years of whole - grade sharing earlili this year... now the boards of marcus - meriden - cleghorn and remsen - union schools have decided what the combined school will be called.the school district will be called m - m - c - r - u... and its combined

sports teams will be called the royals. the decision comes after a vote of the students in both districts... which was approved unanimously by the school board. the whole - ade - shararg agreement comes aftete months of negotiations between the two districts... which have struggled with declining enrollment for years. 3 families know when firefighters go on a call they risk never coming back. for families who face that reality... there's a little known national group that comes to ththr aid... and the aid of the victim's fellow firefighters. our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll has their story. 3 (**take pkg**)a rescuer a hero the one who goes in, when everyone else is running out: a firefighter. putting their lives on the line every day to protect their communities and while many live to tell stories of reward, some brave men and women do not. (nats)by giving that ultimate sacrifice, laying their lives down in the line of duty a firefighter is remembered in the most honorable way. "everything that can be afforded to a firefighter in a funeral is allowed in a line of duty death becaususthat person died on the job doing the job for his community." " servicic for line of duty deaths are more than just saying goodbye placing the fallen, their loved ones, and "fire service brotherhood" in the spotlight, but it's those working behind

the scenes who make it all come together. (nats)the nebraska line of duty death response team began in 2006. working on a volunteer basis, all of their services are free. "there is no charge from our team to the family, or the fire department, or the community."each funeral takes a heavy toll on team member, carrying the weight not only ofof grieving family, but a grieving brotherhood which they have a a been a part of. "being theheire service you're already driven to provide someone a better outcome on their worst day. this is just a different level of that. it's a little bit more close providing it for because it's fire station and a family and spend their worst moments for a week without going away affected. every single time we walk away with a friendship that's not going to go away." (nats) these funerals, deeply rooted in tradition, can be overwhelming for loved ones necessary resources to deliver ththmost honorable ceremony. and the most imporornt job: constantly guarding the sense of comfort for all, knowing they will never be alone until they reach thei

3 team members 3 also help plan services for firefighters who die outside the line of duty... as well

as retired firefighters. 3 starbubus is expandingngts free tuitionon program.the spouse or child of its veteran and active mitary reservist emplees are now included in the plan. the coffee company already offers free tuition for all its employees who work at least 20 - hours - a - week as part of a partnership with arizona state university.and now... current or former military members can alsosose that for a spouse or child. starbucks also announced it has hired more than five thousand five hundred veterans and military spouses... which is more than half its goal of hiring ten - thousand by 20 - 18.3 3 3 3 3 3 android wear watches are getting a high - fashion makeover. we'l4 take a look... next... in your c - net tech update.

3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it i i't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with of sunny skies 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 android wear watches are getting a high - fashion 3 3

3 blackberry is back... and is time with an android phone. hehe's your c - net tech update. 3 android wear watches are getting a high-fashion makeover. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update. luxury watch maker tag heuer (hoyer) just released the first luxury android-powered smartwatch, the tag heuer connected. and as you might

expect, it comes at a dollars. tag worked with intel on the processor inside, so it's not a purely swiss made watch of course, but with the price you're getting a watch that does... pretty much what of storage, an acceleromteter to track steps, wifi to keep is far. it's made of titanium so it feels premium. there's a scratch-resistant sapphire ththcheaper huawei watch also has. the battery life is about a dadaand well, i mean yououe payingngor the name. it doesn't have a aps, there's no nfc for mobileayments. oh but there's a perk, if you can call it that. after the two- year warrenty is up, you can pay another $15-hundred dollars and trade it in for watch. at least that one should last you longer. it's us, and in japan next week. other coutnries in europe and asia will also be able to buy it by the end of the month. if you're looking for android smartwatches made by watch brands, later this year fossil is going to release the fossil q founder, which also runs an intel processor. it'll cost $275 dollars.(video from apple 01:43-02:04)and in other news about expensive gadgets, apple's ipad pro will go on sale on wednesday and hit stores later this week. apple first showed off the new large tablet in seseember. it's nearly 13-inch scrcrn supports apple's pencil prereure- sensnsive stylus and apple also made detachable smart keyboard for it -- both sold separately. the ipad pro starts at $800, but if you also buy the pencil and keyboard, add another $270 dollars to the price. you know, 2015 is turning out to be a strange year for consumer gadgets. we have super expensive smartwatches, apple's making tablets with styluses, and blackberry is now making android phones. if you haven't already heard, the brand new blackberry priv smartphone is actually an android phone with a physical keyboard. slide up the 5.5-inch screen to rows of back-lit keys. the priv packs in more privacy and security features than other android phones. it's $700 unlocked, but at&t is now selling it for $250 on contract, and verizon says it'll also carry the phone soon. this tech news update, and therers more at cnet.com. from our studios in

3 3 come hungry... and leave once you can get your car back from the cavernous depths of the earth. we'll look at what caused that giant cave - in in an ihop parking lot. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.

3 good morning, (downtown sioux city)... it's (35 degrees) take a look from our (j c roofing and insulating) camera. 3 engineers are trying to figure out what caused an ihop parking lot to givivway in meridian mississippi. diners inside heard a few booms as cars slid into the gaping hole. but c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos says whatever you do... don't call it a sinkhole. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- you pull into an ihop thinking about this...(nats commercial) and then all of a sudden your drone footage showing the dozen or more cars that fell ihop's brand new parking lot collapsed in meridian, hartwig/shot drone footage of ihop hole) "it was a big deal. finally got an ihopophen as but what is this?(buck roberts/s/ridian public safety

director) "i'm not gonna call it a sinkhole. i'm not gonna call it as cave in. i'm gonna call it an accident." though first called a sink hole, it became apparent that the collapse of an underground storm drain was the likely culprit.nothis is a sinkhole. eight vintage corvettes fell into one at the national corvette museum in kentucky. for purists a sink hole is when rock is dissolved by ground water leading to a sudden collapse.but we tend to call anything that causes things to suddenly sink into a hole a sinkhole.at the meridian ihop, no one was hurt. this chevy was the luckiest car.the night of the collapse, three tires were on the pavement.by the next day, only two were still on.it was the first car to be removed. (jeanne moos/new york) "sinkhole or no sinkholelefor now let's just call it the international house of holes...ihoh."the drone footage was so impressivthat a city official asked its operator, jason hartwig, to go lower to look at a pipe.(nats reporter)it clipped the side of the trench and ended up in it.the fire department came to the rescue.(jason hartwig/shot drone footage of ihop hole) "they got a big long stick with hook on it. they basically yanked it out."for now ihop is closed and i'm hungry. this non sink hole makes me want to sink my teeth into a stack of flapjacks... (nats commercial)not a stack

3 3 we are looking at a busy next are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected

to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60 for the weekend. 3

3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...no... you're not looking at hollywood special effects... these actual pictures of the sun come from nasa's solar dynamics 3 observatory. it highlights an active region near the right - hand edge of the sun's disk earlier this month.that area erupted with at least a dozen minor events over a 30 - hour period. you can see solar material lashing out from the sun's surface... leading to quite a few small flares 3 erupting. 3 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... it's not texting... but it's the one thing making driving even more dangerous for teenagers.

we'll take a look... next... in our family 4 - 1 - 1 report.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. keep it right here on siouxland news at sunrise.

to go 3 ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the top eight republican presidential contenders take the stage tonight in milwaukee for their fourth debate. this one... hosted by the fox business network and the wall street journal... is the second to focus on economic issues. donald trump and ben carson... who are essentially tied in the crowded race... will take center stage once again.miami international airport has resumed operations after a security situation monday night that delayed dozens of flights and sent the airport into lockdown. f - b - i officials say the incident was started after a passenger went through security with what was believed to be suspicious items in his carry - on. those items were later determined to be safe.and... the university of missouri football team starts practice back up today... after the resignation of the school's president. students had been demonstrating for weeks

for time wolfe to step down... saying he hadn't done enough to talk about racial issues on campus. the team is scheduled to take on b - y - u saturday. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. 3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning". 3 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise.thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller.and i'm meteorologist

3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60 for the weekend. 3 3 3 there's a lot more danger for teenage drivers than just texting... a study commissioned by liberty mutual insurance says kids are so worried about missing out... they can't even take their

eyes off their apps... even when they're behind the wheel. special correspondent sheila gray talked to a teenager who wasn't surprised to hear that at all... for this family 4 - 1 - 1 report. 3 cameron hollander's parents set down rules when he got his driver's license a few months ago, and he admits it's tough to put the smartphone away when he's behind the wheel. super cameron hollander3:46 cameron- it's a part of me. i use it all the time for school, snapchatting, social media. it's always on me. i never leave it behind. a lot of us about staying connected - so much that there's a term for it - fear of missing out. but child experts like dr. robin gurwitch say, for teenagers, especially, it's a real fear. :51 robin - so if their friends are texting and posting, and they're not there to comment or respond, they start to worry, are they going to talk about me. super mike belcuor24:39 if your friend posts something, you want to be the first one to like it... 24:45 mike - there's definitely this fear of i need to know what's going on. i don't want to miss anything. aaa driving instructor mike belcuore says, of course teens obey the rules at driving school - but he's seen plenty of snapchat and instagram posts that prove those rules pretty quickly go out the window. 31:44 mike - the day they get their license, they can all sit there and tell me they're not going to do it, but there will be someone who takes a selfie while they're driving and posts, 'look what i just got.' super sheila gray in fact, a study by liberty mutual and a student driving group shows 88 percent of teens who consider themselves "safe" drivers - use apps while driving. that's especially dangerous for inexperienced drivers. distractions are a top cause of teen crashes. cameron's already had a close call himself. 5:06 cameron - and a person took a left turn on their phone, and i had to weave into the other lanes. mike calls it an "everybody problem" and says parents need to model good driving behavior. 28:43 mike - by the time they get to us they've spent 15 and a half, 16 years with their parents. even the small things like rolling through a stop sign and not stopping completely, the kids pick up that habit. mike thinks putting down the cell phone

will become habit some day - like seat belt use is today. but it means shaping those good habits long before kids get behind the wheel. cameron says he does it because he does have good role models. 7:18 i don't want to disappoint my parents, and i

because of a 3 stupid mistake.sig 3 sioux city is asking for help from the state of iowa to improve roads leading to the new seaboard - triumph pork plant. it's a multi - million dollar project that'll help improve traffic flow around the plant.the council voted unanimously to apply for a grant that would pay for most of the project. this comes after the city finished a 63 thousand dollar traffic study last week. the study focused on what improvements and changes would be needed with the hundreds of people who would drive in that area

every day once the plant opens. the city hopes to win the grant from a program offered by the iowa department of transportation. 3 "the state's rise program, if 80 percent of those improvements. it's a great good indication from the dot project." 3 the road construction project will cost around 5 point 7 million cost around 5 project will construction the road project." 3 the road construction project will cost around 5 point 7 million dollars total. the grant would cover 4 point 6 million dollars. the d - o - t will make a decision on that request this morning. 3 3 some people call it "thrill hill"... the section of 25th street where two people were killed in an accident last week. councilwoman rhonda capron says people have reached out to her about how dangerous that hill it... capron calls it a death trap... but she says it doesn't have to be. 3 "i know that we had a hill like that on 24th street and what we did was make it a green space, so we cut it off.

something like that to 3 make it safe."folks in the neighborhood are worried more lives will be lost... and they want to see changes made as soon as possible. 3 south sioux city is almost finished with a bike trail will circle around the city.work on the final phase of that trail is happening along highway 77 near the walmart and hy - vee stores. this segment is a little more than a mile long... it starts at 21st street and will stretch to crystal cove. parks director gene (moffet) maffit says this final leg cost 650 thousand dollars to build. it'll finish up work on a bike trail that runs 14 miles all around south sioux city. 3 it looks like two teenagers accused of stealing from a bank inside a hy - vee in town have reached a plea deal.19 - year - old heaven zevenbergen and 18 - year - old angelica perez faced felony charges for conspiring security national bank branch inside the hamilton hy - vee

store. prosecutors say the two women... who lived together... conspired to stage the robbery.they say video taken during the incident... saturday... august 15th... shows perez hidden behind a baseball cap and fake facial hair... sliding a note to zevenbergen who was a teller. zevenbergen then gave perez $10,000 from the bank. both girls will face a plea agreement and sentencing hearing december 9th... one hearing will take place after the other. 3 a sioux city man is accused of sexually assaulting a 13 - year - old in the waiting room of a hospital. 3 20 - year - old alex anderson is charged with third degree sexual abuse.court documents say anderson made his way to the 5th floor i - c - u waiting room at mercy medical center saturday night... where he met 13 - year - old girl he knew.he's accused of kissing her... and putting his hands down her clothes... touching her privates.bond was set at 10 - thousand dollars. anderson

3 the teenager accused of leading the woodbury county sheriff's office on a chase through sioux city and rural plymouth county friday is facing some serious charges now.the sheriff's office says the 16 - year - old boy is charged with felony eluding, 3 driving with a revoked license... reckless driving... possession of meth and drug paraphernalia... and stop sign violations.his name is *not* being released at this time.a 16 - year - old girl was in the truck with him during the chase... and was hurt in the crash. she was treated and released from mercy medical center friday afternoon. her name is also not being released. 3 there might be plenty of sunshine today... but don't be surprised if you hear the city's tornado sirens at noon.the city of sioux city's planning on doing some short tests with those sirens.the city says the tests should last only 3 seconds each.they're being done because 15 of the city's 32 sirens just got some new components installed... and the city wants to make sure

3 a group of students at east high and east middle schools are working to help kids in need.at last night's school board meeting... the "teens 4 tots" group updated the board on their charity work. the group was established in 2004 to provide coats and toys to kids in need. *this* year... the group raised almost 10 - thousand dollars! 3 "this is just a great example of our students working in the community, and our students supporting and helping others."3 the group will use the money raised to buy coats... and will shop for bikes and other toys black friday. so far... "teens 4 tots" has helped almost 200 three - and - four - year - olds in need. 3 jaguar land rover is showing off a new convertible s - u - v.the ragtop version of the range rover evo - que has a power - folding back roof. jaguar land rover first showed off the evo - que convertible as a concept in 20 -

12.the british luxury car maker is bringing the s - u - v to market next year... with prices starting at a little over 50 - thousand - dollars. jaguar says the s - u - v can be going as fast as 30 - miles - per - hour and still lower or raise 3 its cloth top. 3 3 3 3 it's a great time to be a warrior or a member of the wolfpack... both sergeant bluff luton and western christian have quite a few teams headed to the state tournament. chris checks in with the four head coaches at those two schools who are getting for a run at the state title. hear what they had to say... next... in sports.

3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies

the weekend.3 3 what a week to be an sbl warrior or a member of the western christian wolfpack. both teams have football and state. we start in sergeant football team just put up 127 points combined against their last two playoff opponents. over 14 yards a play against previously undefeated webster george has over 700 yards in those two games. he says it's and his coach says the team will need their 'a' game sbl coach"the kids are just

playing really well. offensive line is doing an outstanding job. the quarterback is executing the offense well. matt's obvioulsy being matt and playing really well. wings are blocking really well making plays when they're called on."matt george sbl rb "it's electric you could say in the hallways. seeing the volleyball girls and the senior girls that are with us we just feel like a really accomplished senior class it's a good week."coach: a very talented football team. unlike us they don't play anyone both ways. they've got real nice speed on offense. defensively they're very stout up front on their 52 scheme, 3-4, whatever you want to call it. they're a very solid football team. down the hall the volleyball team is celebrating making their first state tournament in 30 years! they'll face the second ranked team in the state in kemper catholic. but sbl has already beaten the 3rd ranked team, sioux center, and the 10th ranked team, spirit lake just to get here. they'll face a lady knights squad that features three hitters 5 foot ten or taller. one is left handed, which is something five foot 11 senior brittni olson says she's never seen. brittni olson sbl senior "yeah they've got two tall one's a lefty. that's new for us. we haven't played a lefty."renee winkel sbl coach "volleyball is a game of momentum and you can read too much into who's beat who and on what night. the truth is on any given day and team can be beat. so take pride in that and we've upset some people and we've had some close games as well. anything's up for grabs in the tournament."up in hull the wolfpack has allowed a total of 20 points in their last four games combined. the lates defensive shut down was of the hinton team that may be the most explosive the blackhawks have ever had. they'll meet up with a van meter team that just knocked off south central calhoun in a nail biter friday. travis kooima wc hc"they've got a lot of good athletes. their quarterback is a very good player. they've got a couple really good recievers that have made a couple of really good plays for them all year. watching tape, we've got last thr games so still gettngto ka little bit defensthey'rt pthey know how to aps. unthat defense really well. an execute. "and if you had to pick team to bet the fyou won'much of argument against the lady pikers! the number eed ionly 2a tea with 4kaira mo he net. and ththey're going to have to face dinew hartford, the efeatedin game four straight ll coactammi verbeek

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3 3 glamour magazine celebrated its women of the year. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break.

3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into the overnight. right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60 for

3 the incredible story of a mine collapse in chile is coming to hollywood. and... glamour magazine honors remarkable women of the year. suzanne marques has a look at the winners... in our eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) nats from red carpet event/ new york)(narr:) glamour of the year. among the 2015 trailblazers was reese

witherspoon, who cofounded a production company to promote women in film. (sot reese witherspoon/actress) women are diverse, different dangerous and dynamic. we're not just good or bad the wife or the girlfriend. we are heroes of our own stories.caitlyn jenner won an award for going transgender journey.and misty copeland was a winner... as the first african american to be promoted to principal dancer at the american ballet theatre. earlier in the day she joined a celebration at the empire state building.(sot misty copeland/ballerina) i'm just so privileged to be a black woman and to represent classical ballet and to have people in every community know about itthis year marks the 25th anniversary of glamour's women of the year awards. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) (suzanne marques /bridge) here in hollywood, a riveting story of survival is bringing out the stars. (nats from "33"/warner bros.)antonio banderas hit the red carpet premiere of "the 33." he stars as one of the trapped workers in a real life mine collapse in chile. juliette binoche stars as a miner's sister, leading the call for their rescue.sot banderas or binoche - only if there's time."the 33" arrives in theaters friday. that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne

3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... tomorrow is 3 national sundae day. what are your favorite ice cream toppings?3 3 3 still to come this morning... future visits to sea world will be a lot different than they are now. we'll show you why the parks are changing their killer whale shows.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. your weather

and morning news are all ahead. keep it right here

3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...3 and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 3 seaworld san diego said monday it would end the monday it 3 3 cat taylor.meteorologist and heller...i'm jacob us.morning with us.i'm jacob

3 3 seaworld san diego said monday it would end the theatrical whale shows the park has become known for. c - b - s news correspondent ben tracy has more on how the park came to the decision. 3 (nats) whale show(narr 1) san diego is saying so-long to the shamu show. (nats) whale show (narr 2) sea world says it will replace the theatrical killer whale show with what it calls a more natural experience with a conservation message. ceo joel manby gave few details, while making the announcement on a call with investors. (sot 12;06;27;26 joel manby) we start everything by listening to our guests and evolving our shows to what we are hearing.(nats) blackfish(narr 3) what they're hearing has not been good. sea world has been under fire since the documentary "blackfish" was released in 2013. it criticized the company's treatment of its orcas and chronicled the whales' violent attacks on their trainers. in 2010 dawn brancheau was killed when one of the whales pulled her into the water and tore her apart. attendance has been falling and the company has lost half its market value in the past two years. former sea world trainer john hargrove. (sot 3:25:06) people can be inspired and not have to see a caged animal that has given up their life for you to be entertained. we've just moved past that. (narr 4) sea world may have eventually been forced to end its san diego whale shows. last month the california coastal commission barred the park from breeding orcas. california congressman adam schiff plans to introduce

legislation to of capitve orcas nationwide which would impact sea world's other parks. (sot 13;45;56;18) i view the step taken by sea world as small but positive, but it really needs to go much further. we really need to end the captivity of these majestic creatures.(ben tag: sea world has not said what, if any, changes it has planned for the killer whale shows at its parks in texas and florida. scott... the san diego whale show is scheduled

3 the sioux city 3 school board is voting to approve a deal with the city of sioux city for a piece of district - owned land on the northside.the city wants the land near lincoln elementary school as part of a project to reconstruct the dearborn bridge. that school is closing... and its students are going to the new perry boulevard. 3 "we think it's just a great example of good partnership between the city and the school district."the dearborn bridge crosses perry creek along dearborn boulevard on the north side. 3 3 if you're getting sick of one - lane - in - each - direction traffic on i - 29 between singing hills and floyd boulevard... we've got some good news for you! the iowa d - o - t plans to shift the traffic to the newly - rebuilt southbound lanes starting

*this* morning. this is going to happen gradually through the week... all traffic will be cleared from the northbound lanes by friday night. then the northbound lanes will close for their own reconstruction... that's going to start immediately... and last through the winter. 3 a program to help low - income people stay warm this winter is taking applications now.the community action agency of siouxland's low - income heating assistance taking applications.the program runs from november 1st through april 30th each year.people who apply and meet paying their heating bills.the community action agency says the program helped more than 11 - thousand 6 - hundred people during the 20 - 14... 20 - 15 winter season. 3 less than a week after solid majorities of the omaha tribe of nebraska voted in favor of legalizing marijuana on tribal lands... the first tribe to do vote *yes* is putting its plans on hold.instead of going ahead

with plans to sell legal marijuana for medical and recreational use... the santee sioux tribe is planning to burn its stocks of marijuana and hold off on opening a marijuana lounge on its flandreau south dakota reservation. the tribe says the plans are on hold until it can consult more with federal law enforcement agencies. 3 they got an early start on a big celebration yesterday in sioux city. 3 later this month rose (bow - shen) bocian will turn 100 years old. there was an early birthday party for her yesterday at the siouxland center for active generations. rose got flowers... there was line dancing... and musical performances. and after the entertainment there was food and a get together. 3 "i think it's wonderful, i've never had anything like this in my life. so, this is, it's wonderful its all i can say. so happy ."3 the party got even better as the celebration went on... santa claus look - alikes were tap dancing to celebrate

3 the two agreed to three years of whole - grade sharing earlier this year... now the boards of marcus - meriden - cleghorn and remsen - union schools have decided what the combined school will be called.the school district will be called m - m - c - r - u... and its combined sports teams will be called the royals. the decision comes after a vote of the students in both districts... which was approved unanimously by the school board. the whole - grade - sharing agreement comes after months of negotiations between the two districts... which have struggled with declining enrollment for years. 3 families know when firefighters go on a call they risk never coming back. for families who face that reality... there's a little known national group that comes to their aid... and the aid of the victims fellow firefighters. our jaclyn driscoll has their story. 3 (**take pkg**)a rescuer a when everyone else is running out: a firefighter. putting day to protect their communities and while many live to tell stories of reward, some brave men and women do not. (nats)by giving that ultimate sacrifice, laying their lives down in the line of duty a firefighter is

remembered in the most honorable way. "everything that can be afforded to a firefighter in a funeral is allowed in a line of duty death because that person died on the job doing the job for his community." services for line of duty deaths are more than just saying goodbye placing the fallen, their loved ones, and "fire service brotherhood" in the spotlight, but it's those working behind the scenes who make it all come together. (nats)the nebraska line of duty death response team began in 2006. working on a volunteer basis, all of their services are free. "there is no charge from our team to the family, or the fire department, or the community."each funeral takes a heavy toll on team member, carrying the weight not only of a grieving family, but a grieving brotherhood which they have all been a part of. "being the fire service you're already driven to provide someone a better outcome on their worst day. this is just a different level of that. it's a little bit more close to home because of who you're providing it for because it's for." "you don't walk into a fire station and a family and spend their worst moments for a week without going away affected. every single time we walk away with a friendship that's not going to go away." (nats) these funerals, deeply rooted in tradition, can be the team responds with necessary resources to deliver and the most important job: constantly guarding the sense of comfort for all, knowing they will never be

final resting place. 3 3 team members also help plan services for firefighters who die outside of the line of duty, as well as retired firefighters. 3 3 up next in your healthwatch... brand new data from a landmark blood pressure study shows the importance of lowering high blood pressure. we'll show you why a small change now could make a big

3 3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise. clouds are moving into siouxland today ahead of a storm system, but highs are still expected to reach the lower 60s. right now, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles and some rumbles of thunder late tonight. at this point most of the severe storms are expected to stay to our south. wednesday will be a very windy day with scattered showers throughout the day, and as things cool we may see snowflakes mixing in by the evening commute into right now, accumulations look to be very minimal, no more than an inch, but since the ground is so warm, it isn't likely to see any. after this system passes we will clear out with several days of sunny skies and temperatures back near 60

3 3 3 could certain antibiotics be bad for your heart?

researchers in china analyzed dozens of studies involving more than 20 million patients... and found that people who took antibiotics known as (mack - ro - lides) "macrolides" were at a small... but significant risk... of sudden cardiac death. (mack - ro - lides) macrolides are commonly used to treat pneumonia and bronchitis... and they include the popular antibiotic (yer - ith - oh - my - uh - sin) eurythromycin. 3 3 where you carry body fat could put you at greater risk of heart disease and death. an article in the (an - ulls) "annals of internal medicine" says normal - weight adults who had what's called "central obesity" had twice the mortality risk of those whose body mass index was considered overweight or obese. 3 3 and if you want to get a healthier heart... grab some friends. a study presented at a meeting of the american heart association found that group therapy can be very beneficial in helping patients improve caridiovascula r health. over the course of a year... two - thirds of people in the study who encouraged and supported each other saw positive changes in their health... and almost half reduced their tobacco use.

3 new details released from a landmark study could lead to changes in blood pressure guidelines. reporter brian webb is in new york. 3 (pkg trt 1:18)you'd never guess mary zhep-ski was once *near death* with complications from high blood pressure. ( sot: mary rzepski/patient) 'i am now at sixty-nine much healthier than i was in my 40's.'thanks to medication and lifestyle changes she's reduced her blood pressure significantly. now a landmark study from the national institutes of health shows clear benefits to reducing blood pressure below 120 for patients over 50 at risk for heart disease. (sot dr.suzanne steinbaum /lenox hill hospital) ** with this lower blood pressure, there was about a 35 percent relative risk reduction of cardiovascular disease.. and that's tremendous.(brian webb on cam bridge)the study also found a 43 percent reduction in heart related deaths. in fact the results were so encouraging researchers stopped the trial early. currently guidelines recommend patients keep the top blood pressure number under 140. doctors say these findings may change that.(sot dr.suzanne steinbaum /lenox hill hospital) we really need to be more aggressive about getting the blood pressure down.. and this study is showing us how important it is.mary says with her blood pressure at 119 she has more energy now ( sot: the gym, take yoga classes, i walk an hour a day seven days help educate others. brian

3 the study of 3 close to ten - thousand patients did find a one to two percent higher rate of *adverse* effects from lower blood pressure... like fainting and kidney failures. 3 3 android wear watches are getting a high - fashion makeover. we'll take a

c - net tech updatatat3 3 good morning, (onawa)... it's (38 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (blackbird bend casino) camera. 3 blackberry is back... and this time with an android

phone. here's your c - net tech update. 3 android wear watches are getting a high-fashion makeover. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update. luxury watch maker tag heuer (hoyer) just released the smartwatch, the tag heuer expect, it comes at a luxurious price - $15-hundred dollars. tag worked with intel it's not a purely swiss made watch of course, but with the

that does... pretty much what 3 other android watches can do. there's 4 gigs of storage, an acceleromteter to track steps, wifi to keep your connected when your phone is far. it's made of titanium so it feels premium. there's a scratch- resistant sapphire crystal touch screen, which the cheaper huawei watch also has. the battery life is about a day and well, i mean you're paying for the name. it doesn't have a gps, there's no nfc for mobile payments. oh but there's a perk, if you can call it that. after the two- year warrenty is up, you can pay another $15-hundred dollars and trade it in for

another normal mechanical watch. at least that one should last you longer. it's available now online in the us, and in japan next week. other coutnries in europe and asia will also be able to buy it by the end of the month. if you're looking for android smartwatches made by watch brands, later this year fossil is going to release the fossil q founder, which also runs android wear and is powered by an intel processor. it'll cost $275 dollars.(video from apple 01:43-02:04)and in other news about expensive gadgets, apple's ipad pro will go on sale on wednesday and hit stores week. apple first showed off the new large tablet in september. it's nearly 13-inch screen supports apple's pencil pressure- sensitive stylus and apple also made detachable smart keyboard for it -- both sold separately. the ipad pro starts at $800, but if you also buy the pencil and keyboard, add another $270 dollars to the price. you know, 2015 is turning out to be a strange year for consumer gadgets. we have super expensive smartwatches, apple's making tablets with styluses, and blackberry is now making android phones. if you haven't already heard, the brand new blackberry priv smartphone is actually an android phone with a physical keyboard. slide up the 5.5-inch screen to reveal four rows of back-lit keys. the priv packs in more privacy and security features than other android phones. it's $700 unlocked, but at&t is now selling it for $250 on contract, and verizon says it'll also carry the phone soon. that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm bridget carey. 3 3 3 3 bridget carey. 3 3 york, i'm studios in new york, i'm 3

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3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the top eight republican presidential contenders take the stage tonight in milwaukee for their fourth debate. this one... hosted by the fox business network and the wall street journal... is the second to focus on economic issues. donald trump and ben carson... who are essentially tied in the crowded race... will take center stage once again.miami international airport has resumed operations after a security situation monday night that delayed dozens of flights and sent the airport into lockdown. f - b - i officials say the incident was started after a passenger went through security with what was

believed to be suspicious items in his carry - on. those items were later determined to be safe.and... the university of missouri football team starts practice back up today... after the resignation of the school's president. students had been demonstrating for weeks for time wolfe to step down... saying he hadn't done enough to talk about racial issues on campus. the team is scheduled to take on b - y - u saturday. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and

>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 10th, 2015 a. high stakes faceoff, presidential hopefuls, donald trump tries to fend off ben carson and a rising marco rubio. a security scare at one of the america's busiest airports. a s.w.a.t. team searches a plane for a suspicious package. giselle bundchen sells charlie the key to her success is not