3 3 republican presidential candidates keep fighting over some of the big issues. republican donald trump talked about his immigration plan wednesday... saying he'd have a 'deportation rce' rrove illegal immigrants. - b - s news correspondent don champion has the latest on the presidential campaign from new york. 3 (pkg) (vo trump campaigns) republican front-runner donald trump continues selling his

controversial immigration plan on the campaign trail. wednesday, during an appearance on fox news- he once again invoked a program used by president dwight eisenhower in the 1950's. viewed as a dark time in american history - it ended with the deportation of millions of mexicans.(sot fox news trump) "i've heard it both ways. i've heard good reports; i've heard bad reports. we would do it in a very humane way." trying to gain momentum from the last debate - jeb bush took trump to task during an event in iowa.(sot bush) is that the america that represents this extraordinary country? are those the values that people fought for? bush's chief rival marco rubio, has been less vocal on the issue. the florida senator supported a 2013 bill that paved the way for amnesty...before later backing away from it:(sot: marco rubio/republican presidential candidate) "if they're criminals they have to leave. if they're not they have to pay taxes, fine, they have to learn english, get work permit." pundits say the battle among the republican candidates over immigration could spell good news for democrats:(sot john dickerson) the democrats benefit with minority voters when republicans boast about deporting undocumented workers. democratic front-runner hillary clinton tweeted a message about trump's plan wednesday -- describing his plan as absurd and inhumane.

clinton willllface bernie sanders and martin o'malley this saturday for that party$s *second* democratic debate... here in iowa... it'll be modeted by c - b - s' john dickerson. 3 this morning we know the identity of the person who was shot and killed in pomeroy... iowa... but investigators aren't saying much else.the victim has been identified as 41 - year - old dale potter of devil's lake north dakota.he was found by calhoun countytyshererf's office deputies when they responded to a call at a home onest 2nd street in pomeroy early tuesday morning.we still don't know why potter was inside that house... or how and why he was

shot.the department of criminal investigation says the investigation is still going on and it's not releasing any more inforamtion at this time. 3 3 and a man who'o'been on the run for a month after a murder charge in florida has turned himself in to sioux city police.last month... police put out a warning... they thought 28 - year - old jonathan berrio was somewhere in or around sioux city... after running away from miami where he was wanted on a second degree murder charge.yesterday afternoon... police say berrio surrendered at the the sioux city police department.right now he's being held in the woododry county jail... before being sent back to florida. 3 south sioux city's mcdonald's is giving back to local students.teachers from lewis and clark elementary in south sioux city were part of "mcteachers' night" last night at the mcdonald's on dakota avenue. they took orders and brought food out to customers... they got 20 percent of the store's sales. 3 "we had.. wewehave about thirty-five e staff members and i think we had twenty-five sign up. that's just a great

turnout. they're workjng hour shifts, working behind the counter.. drive-thru.. greeter. it's been great and they're having a lot of fun."3 last night was the first ever "mcteachers' night" in south sioux. the school plans to use the money to buy more bookokfor their school and classroom libraries. principal schultz says he hopes to make this a regular event. 3 yesterday's weather is to blame for firefighters being sent to morningside yesterday afternoon.lightning struck the chimney of a home in the 49 - hundred block of morningside avenue at around 1 - 30 yesterday. fire crews were sent out because the homeowner repopoed smoke in her attic. e chimney was damaged... there were some scorch marks on the top of the house. a woman and her son we home a the tim.. neither of them were hurt. 3 3 and in western nebraska... they've seen their first recorded snowfall of 20 - 15 out of that storm system that moved through siouxland.

platte nebraska. while they saw some heavy wet snow... partrtof southwest nebraska... northeast colorado... and northwest kansas were included in a *blizzard* warning yestery. thankfully... it doesn't look like we're going to see *those* conditions in siouxland just yet. 3 seattle's famous chewing gum wall is getting its first thorough cleaning.3 pike place market hired a a contractor to o melt the roughly one - million wads of gum off the wall with steam cleaners. the cleaning started tuesday... it should be finished up fridaycrews will weigh the gum as they remove it. it's estimated there's about 22 - hundred pounds of gum on the

3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... they've conquered the southern hemisphere... now it's time for the northern hemisphere. we'll meet a brazilian couple traveling the world.

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3 3 here's what we're talking about on cebook this morning... we have a story about a skier who took a wild ride. have you ever been skiing? where's your favorite place 3 to ski? 3 soon prescription lenses and a major department store will go hand in hand. marlie hall is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 the hollywood reporter's annual power rankings of women in hollywoooo- has come to an end.d.the blications president said quote "the momeme feels wrong to host a a emale cage match."so 23 years after the list began, the hollywood

together instead.///wall street ended the day downthe dow dropped 55 pointsthe nasdaq lost 16/// the world's largest eyeglass maker has signed a deal to open up to 500 lenscrafters optical retail centers inside macy's department stores.the first lenscrafters will open at a macy's location by april - with 100 slated to open by the end of the year.///the percentage of young women living at home with family has risen to its highest level since 1940.census data showow that 36.4 percent of women between the ages 18 and 34 lived with parentntor relatives last year.that's the most since at least 1940, when 36.2 percent lived with family. analysts say that's because of economic factors including increasing student debt and higher living costs.///that's your money watch.for more log on to cbs money watch dot com. in new york im marlie hall.///

3 after conquering the southern hemisphere... they're moving onto the northern hemisphere now. a brazilian couple is doing what so many hope to do... travel the world. they juju toucucd down near edmontotocanana... that's where reporter lisa wolansky caught up with them. 3 script:roy rud-nick and michelle wy-eye-ss quit their jobs - sold their belongings and hit the road around the world. the pair - from brazil - are taking the trip of a lifetime - once again..[duration:0:06] the first trip - they traveled across 60 countries. this time - they plan to visit 50.roy and michelle have been on the road for more than 400 days - and have many more to go. .[duration:0:17] the couple - estimates their journey will take about 3 years.

about someone that has done something like this before. we didn't know where to search what to search. so when we left home we were really unprepared. ...">.[duration:0 :14].[duration:0:10]after the first adventure - troy andnd michelle wrote a book called the world by land - which is helping to fund this trip. .[duration:0:15].[duration:0:14] these world travelers are following their dreams - and hope to inspire others to do so as well.

3 3 two family members of venezuelan president nicolas maduro have been arrested on drug - trafficking charges. they're accused of conspiring to transport more than 17 - hundred pounds of cocaine into the united states. they're technically related to

flores. she's a powerful government figure... too. the two men were arrested tuesday in haiti d turned over to u - s drug enforcement administration agents. they were flown to new york and are expected to appear before federal judge thursday. 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... find out how a small family farm keeps busy as we head into winter. we're going to the cottonwood farm and apothecary... next... in "proud to be a hometown farmer."

3 3 f f thursday and fridada look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again. 3 3 3 what happens at family farms during the winter? after harvest is out? for cottonwood farm... near sheldon... a few animals and an apothocary keep

two sisters busy. that's where we're heading this week for "proud to be a hometown farmer." 3 annie mccabe can keep pretty busy in her kitchehe"this is bees wax (opens bag)."right w she's making an alalnd oil. "shea butter melts at about 95, t beeswax nees to get a little warmer."one of the many salves and oils she makes in here."i love it, it's like a science experiment everytime things melt and congeal."this is the headquarters of cottonwood apothocary..."this is just a really plain, simple lotion. it sells like crazy." annie has been making lotions like this since her son was born 11 years ago."i wanted to know what i was putting on my kids, especially when they're little, whatever you put on them is going in their mouths." her "gardner's hand balm" is a big seller. great for dry skin from cold winter temperatures. their way!"and most of this stuff is made from things grown right here."confrey, red clover, violet, yarrow, calednula."that's not all that's growing on the farm. annie and her sister...megan... have 7 pigignow.they're growing turkeys too!"we are tually going to have to end up doing these ourselves in order to sell them."but if *you* try and grow turkeys... be careful of their routine. "they go the same way, one of the things you've got to do if you've got them free range like we do is make sure your porch is not on their day routine, otherwise every morning it's full. of poop. of poop, yes."it's a small family run farm...making...and growing...more...every year. "we're still small potatoes certainly, but it gets bigger

3 if you think of a farmer that great here on "proud to be a hometown farmer... you can nominate them to be featured here!just go to our web site... siouxlandnews.com slash sunrise... or you can e - mail me... my e - mail address is j - heller at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 3 still to come this morning...

3 3 still to come this morning... the national transportation safety board is investigating a crash of a business jet in akron. we'll show you what investigators are learning about who was on board. you're watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3

3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor.3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again. 3 national transportation safety board investigators will go back to the scene of that deadly business jet crash in ohio today. crash in ohio business jet that deadly the scene of will go back to investigators safety board transportationnational 3 once again.to near 50 temperatures cooler siouxland

3 national transportation safety board investigators will go back to the scene of that deadly business jet t crash in ohio today. nine people were killed. as c - b - s news correspondent don champion shows us... the pilots didn't make a distress call before the crash. 3 (pkg) (wed0502) here in the top left-hand corner, new surveillance video shows the deadly crash from a distance. one moment you see the plane low to the ground... the next... smoke and flames.(sot wed0212 :29) nat chopper from the air, you can easily see the now charred path the plane took into this akron, ohio apartment building tuesday. (wed0374) ntsb investigators will spend their first full day at the scene today.(sot bella dinh-zarr/ntsb vice chairman :07) "some of the areas that we will be examining during the investigation are flight controls, engines, records, weather, air traffic control and operations" (-:20) investigators say the two pilots of the plane did not make a distress call. they do say the plane was low to the ground and was banking left before the crash. the plane's owner says he's shocked and saddened.(sot wed0248 augusto lewkowicz/owner of plane :56) "planes generally just don't fall out of the sky. i can tell you that they were very well seasoned pilots both of them they liked to fly together"(-1:05) (wed0519) in boca raton, florida, a sign is now up outside the real estate company where the seven other victims of the crash worked.

the group was in the middle of a scouting trip for new properties at the time. (flames) the plane's cockpit voice recorder has already been recovered. don champion, cbs news. 3 ntsb investigators could be at the crash site for five days. the names of the victims haha not been released yet. 3 even with the rainy... miserable conditions outside for most of the day... yesterday *was* veterans

day.sioux city's hy - vee grocery stores gave a free breakfast to veterans and active - duty military members. each of the chain's 240 stores offered vets a meal yesterday morning during normal breakfast hours. 3 "its heartwarming its humbling because you know they are having a good time but you alsknow that we want them to know we appreciate what they have done for us. they have given us the opportunity to do this its heartwarming and very humbling."in sioux city... the hamilton boulevard hy - vee alone expected to serve a free breakfast to between 6 and 7 - hundred veterans. the vets say they appreciate it. 3 "i think its great hy-vee has done tremendous job of recognizing all the veterans and 3 serving us. "the breakfast was part of hy - vee's "round up for the homefront" program. through sunday... hy - vee is asking customers to donate to veterans programs by "rounding up" their bill. then... hy - vee will match those

donations... up to 100 - thousand dollars. 3 there was a dinner to honor veterans who served in the korean war yesterday at the american legion post 6 - 6 - 2 in sergeant bluffthe woodbury county commission of veteran affairs hosted the dinner. local boy scouts led the pledge of allegiance... while woodbury county supervisor jeremy taylor said a special prayer for the korean war veterans. 3 "i was in the united states navy during the korean war." "it's just fantastic really." "being out of the snow, so pretty nice in here." -"we're with elderly people and elderly people are friendly."after dinner... the veterans got a chance to chat with each other in the legion hall... and share some of their war stories. 3 veterans' day was also observed on the other side of the missouri river yesterday morning.

"taps"3 american legion post 307 hosted *their* annual veterans' day ceremony at freedom park in south sioux city. korean war veteran and sibley iowa native jerry (mew - len - burg) muilenberg was the speaker at *that* ceremony. 3 "i got home from the service i wanted to get my uniform off rather quickly because people looked down on me. now that i see this i think the vietnam veterans have done more for veterans present past and future any other war or service man. ."3 the freedom park committee also got donations to finish a visitors center at the park. 3 "yesterday we 3 received a check from youngsters at covington elementary school for over a thousand dollars. their pennies, their nickels, their dimes, its an out pouring support for worthwhile project. and we won't rest until the interpretative center is constructed on this

knoll looking at the 3 wall. "and... the park got 54 - hundred dollars from the rememberance run... and 15 - hundred from the south sioux city chamberettes. 3 every year... hundreds of thousands of veterans return home... but a lot of them are still fighting their own battles mentally... emotionally... and physically. that's why partner's for patriots trains canines to help these veterans back on their feet again. in this special two - part series... our own siouxland news reporter (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) wauran follows the partner's for patriots' lead trainer and a former marine... who are raising their four - legged friends. 3 you can call her a dog whisperer. for more than 30 years, cindy brodie has been training all kinds of canines. "i love what i'm doing. i love working with dogs."law enforcement canines, obedience, and service dogs as well."i wanted to do something with my expertise, which is training dogs."that's why she and her husband jim started "partners for patriots" in 2009. "i give them a dog and most of these dogs are rescue dogs." it's a non-profit organization based in sioux city, where they train service dogs for disabled veterans.the two most important aspects of dog training: praise and repitition. meet jake, a labrador retriever. cindy's been training him for the last year. "teach the dogs to acclamate them to a home environment." how to open doors, help with balance, turn light switches on and off. accomplishing amazing feats for the veteran on a daily basis."to me you're saving a life to enrich another life and what i'm doing is a drop

in the bucket compared to what these men and women have given."they basically have written a blank check and given their life, serving us to protect our freedom."every year, hundreds of thousands of veterans return home. many who have served in missions, faced dozens of combats, and who were exposed to life- threatening experiences. and upon their return, many veterans are still fighting their own battles, mentally, emotionally and physically. according to the united states department of veterans affairs, about 11 to 20 out of every 100 veterans, has post traumatic stress disorder in a given year.former marine zach arnold knows first hand. "it's hard to ask for help. i remember getting out of the marine corp and we're all buddy, my roommate, my other buddy, kind of started talking was going to have maybe some ptsd problems. he wasn't going to do all that."after his zach wanted to help his fellow veterans. "i needed a mission, i needed something to do something for somebody. i need to make a difference."so he found partners for patriots. "partners for patriots had a dog they wanted to give to a needed somebody to foster the dog and kind of get it started on its training and stuff like that, and i heard about it i was like wow, this is a great chance."now he's raising hero, a german shepherd and future service dog."i wake up everyday and no matter what's going on in my life. my busy life or whatever i'm doing, like you have mission train this dog. you have a mission to take care of this dog and make him a good dog."all they want, is for these disabled men and women to enjoy and achieve a better quality of life,"what we hope to see more dogs that we can train and offer more to veterans.""and help them out. if i can

siouxland 3 news.3 (nats) 3 be sure to stay tuned for part two of partners for patriots. you'll get to meet purple heart veteran todd landen. todd'll soon have jake the black labrador by his side... sometime in early 20 - 16. that story's *tonight* at 9 on fox 44 and at 10 right here on kmeg - 14.

3 chile broke ground wednesday set to be the world's largest.the giant magellan telescope will let astronomers look back to the earliest moments after the big bang. it's an international project designed to take astronomy into the next decade... it'll start operating in the year 2021... and it'll give us pictures 10 times clearer than the hubble space telescope.the $500 million telescope is being built in the atacama desert in northern chile... the exceptionally clear skies there have already drawn in some of the world's most powerful telescopes and the leading stargazers. it combines seven enormous mirrors... each of'em is 27 and a half 5 feet wide... making up a single telescope

3 3 3 3 3 it turns out online anonymity might not be all it's cracked up to be. we'll show you

3 3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again. 3 facebook is joining the list of apps that want to be your news hub. here's your c - net tech update. 3 despite what you may think, you are not anonymous on yik yak. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.(video from yik yak 00:21-01:14)the so-called anonymous social media app yik yak is in the news again surrounded by

controversy over people using it do to awful things. yik yak is an app where you can keep your identity a secret from other users, and you can see everything written by people near your general location. think of it as a local message board where you don't know the names of who is posting. on tuesday, students at the university of missouri noticed hateful, racist threats of violence against black students and faculty posted on yik yak, warning people to not go to campus. if you've been following the news, you know that this adds to the racial tensions on campus, where students and faculity are protesting how the school is dealing with racism. well guess what -- the university police arrested the suspect who posted those threats to yik yak. he's a 19-year-old who is not a student at the school.yik yak works with the local authorties to track down people who do such things and violate the rules. what you do online isn't anonymous just because an app advertises as such. and this is an ongoing problem with yik yak, with morons who think they won't be found. there were four mass shooting threats made on yik yak at four different universities in the past 30 days, and you can find multiple reports of similar threats and hateful posts at school campuses going back to last year. yik yak is also just a breeding ground for cyberbullying and mean gossip when no one's names are published. and everytime i open it up i'm looking at the worst of the internet, i couldn't even show you the feed from my phone's app because it was too nasty i would have to blur out the whole screen. it's just garbage.well let's move on to another social media app making news. and i do mean making news. facebook is diving deeper into the news business with an app called notify app sends you from a variety of different publications. you pick the topics you're interested in, like tech or sports, or you can get specialized reports from one publication, such as the daily morning forecast from the weather channel, or fox sports score reports from your favorite team. and if you tap into the notification, it takes you to the full article or video. it's right now only for iphone users in the us. the benefit is that you can get lots of news alerts without having to download the app for each of these seperate outlets. facebook getting ews shouldn't surprise you -- every social media app days wants be a news just lk snapchat discovtwitter moments an apples app. but iggest challenge

be gettipeople to care to -- fac h mapps that have aper, ri, momentslingshorooms, &name a few.that's it for tupdate, and tat cnet.cofrom ostudios in nyork,

3 3 there are plenty of ways to get a good view in new york... but the best way might be by jetpack. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.

3 good morning, (city)... it's (37 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. 3 countless visitors have journeyed to the top of the statue of liberty to gaze out at the new york skyline. almost all of them took either the stairs or an elevator... but who needs stairs when you have a jet - pack? c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos takes a look. 3 is it a bird? is it a plane? it's a man in a jetpack flying

(david 3 mayman/pilot, aviation) "it was awesome. it was a dream come true. i was just having a blast."though the actual blast off from a boat was fairly gentle...(nat takeoff)the founder of jetpack aviation, david mayman, is the test pilot. and yes, he and his chief designer had to get all kinds of approvals to pull this off...(nelson tyler/inventor, chief engineer, jetpack aviation) "the faa asked what is it? what is a jetpack? what is it?" the flight lasted about 5 minutes. the pilot uses hand controls and his body to steer. though mayman took one hand off the controls for a second...(david mayman/pilot, ceo, jetpack aviation) "i saluted lady liberty on one of the passes. i stopped and turned around and gave her a salute."mayman has been hooked on jetpacks ever since he first saw james bond take off in one in thunderball...(nat takeoff)for 10 years mayman and designer nelson tyler have worked together. tyler helped design the rocketbelt that sent up a man for less than 30 seconds at the 1984 olympics. for the statue of liberty flight, the his pilot.... (nelson tyler/inventor, chief engineer, jetpack aviation) "fly slow and careful and not too high."(david mayman/pilot, ceo, jetpack aviation) "yeah i didn't hear that message i don't think."next thing you know, he was 100 feet up doing 65 miles an hour.(moos standup) "mayman says he can imagine eventually selling a jetpack for the price of a super luxury car, somewhere in the ballpark of $100,000."there are other devices that transform men into flying machines. some are big and bulky. others, like these jetwings,require take-off from a chopper and landing via parachute.but mayman wants a jetpack like the one 007 wore...(nats james bond clip) "no well dressed man should be without one."no well dressed man should be without one especially when taking liberties with a certain well- dressed lady.jeanne moos cnn... (nat landing)...new york. 3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to cooler temperatures to near 50 once again.

watercooler... this is never good... it's professional skier ian mcintosh falling 16 - hundred feet down an alaskan mountain. he was shooting a skiing and snowboarding movie at the time.the movie's producer says mcintosh fell into a trench during one of his first turns... and had no way to stop. luckily... he wasn't hurt. 3 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... a new study finds many millennials won't retire until they're

debt. we'll show you what's behind the fast rise in debt.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

3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 republican presidential candidates are still fighting over some of the big issues after their fourth debate. frontrunner donald trump doubled down on his immigration plan wednesday... saying he'd have a *deportation force* to remove illegal immigrants. jeb bush called his approach impractical... democratic frontrunner hillary clinton tweeted a message saying the plan's absurd and inhumane.officials at the university of missouri say they're working to keep the campus safe... in the middle of racial tensions at the school. wednesday... police arrested and charged 19 - year - old hunter park with making a terrorist threat... after he supposedly threatened online to shoot black students at mizzou. the school's president resigned this week after students accused him of failing to do anything about racial discrimination on campus.and... a wild storm system that brought heavy rain... tornadoes...

even snow to parts of the midwest yesterday... is finally tapering off. wednesday... a twister in iowa is blamed for flipping over a trailer... and about a foot of snow fell on the rockies. what was left of the storm brought record wind gusts to parts of illinois. 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".i'm gayle king. coming up, vanessa williams is in studio 57. how her role on the hit cbs show, "the good wife," is shaking up the season. that's coming up, 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

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americans are so burdened with student loan debt... it's affecting their ability to save for retirement. c - b - s news correspondent anthony mason takes a look. 3 (natpop - jess sanchez in class)narr: when jess sanchez got his masters in education (natpop), the fifth grade teacher finished with more than *$90,000* in student loan debt. his first thought when he saw the bill...?sanchez: "crap (laughs). what did i do?" (14:01:04)(natpop)narr: the 35-year-old southern californian was hoping to save for retirement & help pay for his 10-year-old son's college one day. but sanchez says *half* his $50,000 a-year salary will go toward paying off his loans.sanchez: "i have no budget for retirement right now. right now i'm just trying to keep afloat financially making sure i keep a roof over my son's head." (13:36:47)(gfx in)narr: according to a new study, the average student loan debt of $35,000 ($35,051) can cost graduates nearly $700,000 ($684,474) in lost retirement savings over a 50 year period.[source: nerdwallet].(gfx out)torabi: "your fate is you're not gonna retire til your 75, which is pretty sobering." (11:14:38) narr: farnoosh torabi is a personal finance expert with nerdwalletmason: "if you're faced with this choice of paying down your college debt to save for the future, what do you do?"torabi: "don't look situation."narr: torabi advises millenials to modify or stretch their loans... while cutting back on expenses. even a small savings the road.torabi: "albert einstein called compound interest the 8th wonder of the world. and i think he was right." (laughter) narr: (graphic) if a 23 year old earning the median salary, who has $35,000 in student debt, retire at 75. but increase that to 10% and the retirement

age drops by 5 years. live tag: the average student debt is now $5500 higher than it was just 3 years ago. if it isn't somehow slowed, the student loan crisis will

3 this morning we know the identity of the person who was shot and killed in pomeroy... iowa... but investigators aren't saying much else.the victim has been identified as 41 - year - old dale potter of devil's lake north dakota.he was found by calhoun county sheriff's office deputies when they responded to a call at a home on west 2nd street in pomeroy early tuesday morning.we still don't know why potter was inside that house... or how and why he was shot.the department of criminal investigation says the investigation is still going on and it's not releasing any more inforamtion at this time. 3 3 and a man who's been on the run for a month after a murder charge in florida has turned himself in to sioux city police.last month... police put out a warning... they thought 28 - year - old jonathan berrio was somewhere in or around sioux city... after running away from miami where he was wanted on a second degree murder charge.yesterday afternoon...

police say berrio surrendered at the the sioux city police department.right now he's being held in the woodbury county jail... before being sent back to florida. 3 south sioux city's mcdonald's is giving back to local students.teachers from lewis and clark elementary in south sioux city were part of "mcteachers' night" last night at the mcdonald's on dakota avenue. they took orders and brought food out to customers... they got 20 percent of the store's sales. 3 "we had.. we have about thirty-five staff members and i think we had twenty-five sign up. that's just a great turnout. they're working hour shifts, working behind the counter.. drive-thru.. greeter. it's been great and they're having a lot of fun."last night was 3 the first ever "mcteachers' night" in south sioux. the school plans to use the money to buy more books for their school and classroom libraries. principal schultz says he hopes to make this a regular event. 3 yesterday's weather is to blame for firefighters being

afternoon.lightning struck the chimney of a home in the 49 - hundred block of morningside avenue at around 1 - 30 yesterday. fire crews were sent out because the homeowner reported smoke in her attic. the chimney was damaged... there were some scorch marks on the top of the house. a woman and her son were home at the time... neither of them were hurt. 3 3 and in western nebraska... they've seen their first recorded snowfall of 20 - 15 out of that storm system that moved through siouxland. this video is from north platte nebraska. while they saw some heavy wet snow... parts of southwest nebraska... northeast colorado... and northwest kansas were included in a *blizzard* warning yesterday. thankfully... it doesn't look like we're going to see *those* conditions in siouxland just yet. 3 it's a problem that we don't often talk about when it comes to members of the military... the hardships they face *off* the battlefield. butin honor of veterans day... some lawmakers are hoping to honor them with a new law to protect them. as our national correspondent

kristine frazao shows us... a single deployment can lead to a lifetime of debt... a reality some are now hoping to change. 3 they answered the call to serve...but for so many - there are battles to fight once they return home as well. trent parker/u.s. army veteran "we had everything, the picket fence, two kids, cars, garage big house."veteran trent parker was stationed in iraq when life at home began to crumble.once he returned, he ended his marriage and is still dealing with mountains of debt, which he says ruined his credit and prevented him from getting a federal job. trent parker/u.s. army veteran "i'm having a no-win situation with being a veteran, having the skills to move into the right positions but having something on my credit deter me from that."k standupit's an issue familiar to so many veterans and one some lawmakers now hope to tackle - to provide an extra layer of protection for active duty military who have trouble paying their bills while they are deployed. senator sherrod brown is a co-sponsor of legislation to amend the fair credit reporting act, making some exceptions for u-s troops .sen sherrod brown/d-ohio"we shouldn't allow them to be penalized by the financial system when they're serving our country."according to the consumer financial protection bureau more than 650 active duty service members have filed complaints about their credit reports in the last three years.for ebony mccormick, leaving the army meant a tough transition - one that landed her on the streets for months. ebony mccormickyou get used to a certain level of structure a certain kind of discipline and then when you get out it's a whole nother worldmaking that other world a little easier to navigate is something this former paratrooper says could help him and others land easier on their feet. coming back home, not only are we start from scratch. with learning about finances, and how to spend finances. it's tough. we always start from ground zero.

frazao, siouxland 3 news. 3 people in rapid city south dakota were given a glimpse of the christmas tree that'll light up the u - s capitol lawn this year. 3 the 74 - foot - tall spruce tree from a national forest near seward alaska made a pit stop downtown. the tree is traveling horizontally in a well cushioned semi - trailer... with a limited view possible through windows near the back of the trailer.it'll make a stop near omaha today... then washington d - c for a tree - lighting ceremony in early december. 3 3 3 3 it's *four times* larger than cyber monday... and analysts say this year could shatter sales records. up next... we'll take a closer look at single's day in china.

3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler

3 it was "singles day" in china. the tradition... started in 2009... quickly turned into the world's biggest online shopping day. it's almost five times larger than "cyber monday" in the states. china's e - commerce giant (allie - bah - bah) alibaba... says it sold five *billion* dollars worth of merchandise in the first 90 minutes overnight. reporter seth doane is in beijing... showing us how a *competitor* hopes to win over hearts and wallets. 3 ctm script:***it's showtime today at online retailer "j-d dot-com" which has already seen a record number of orders. china's government figures, in all, single's day will generate 760-million shipments. nats - sped up pov / gopro shots of delivery trucks ***j-d is dispatching tens-of-f-ousands of its signature red trucks and three- wheelers across china all to satisfy the capitalist urges of this communist country. (shen haoyu:) it's sort of a man-made holiday (seth:) or retailer-made (shen haoyu:) or retailemade shen haoyu (how-uu), a j-d executive, explained the logistics behind managing so many orders. (sot - 12:01 - 12:59 - with pull-ups) (shen:) we prepare

for this / for a long time. // we have / plans for the unexpected. / what if one warehouse - the number of orders for one city exceed our expectation? // it's a pretty complicated math problem for us. it's a complicated math problem with *very* big numbers. (gfx)in 2014, online shopping on singles day reached close to 10-billion dollars compare that to america's "cyber monday" - with just over 2-billion in sales. (end gfx) nats - facility at j-d's high-tech warehouse on the outskirts of shanghai, we watched as everything frorodiapers to computer equipment almost mamacally whipped into place on a conveyor belt. (standnd -- 26:56 - 27:06) (seth:) this warehouse has some of the most sophisticated sorting technology in the world. it has the capacity to rt 16- thousand packages an hou- with an accuracy of 99.99% all of this sorting and shipping - and promising, in most cases, to get it there in 24-hours is to lure folks old xing zaozao on the other side of the order form. days in advance we found her filling her online cart: (nats - looking at computer screen) (seth:) you're buying shoes on single's day? (xing:) yes (seth:) and they offer big discounts? (xing:) yeah - it's 50 percent. xing - who, incidentally, is single - assured us this is not retail therapy - it's just smart shopping. (sot - girl at flatwhite) (seth:) why do you wait to shop on single's day? (x(xg:) cause the price is cheapepethan the other days (seth:) you got a good deal (xing:) yeah. get a good deal. it's estimatededore than 90- percent of singlesesay sales - 9-billion dollars - went to alibaba last year. the internet giant is more of a "marketplace" along the lines of e-bay - connecting buyers and sellers. ***(new)alibaba threw a glitzy variety show to mark the day - with cameos by daniel craig and kevin spacey playing "house of cards" president "frank underwood": (***new***frank uderwood/kevin spacy: 01:14)(kevin spacy / frank underwood:) and if i were allowed to shop on your singles day - i wonder how cheap i could get a new burner phone for example/ *** in the fierce rivalry for online shoppers, j-d hopes to cut into alibaba's bottom line - jd filed a complaint (gfx) and now china's government is investigating alibaba for pressuring companies to sell only on its platform on single's day. (gfx)(*can you just make sure i say "alibaba's" when i initially tracked)overerl, j-d's sales are growing almost 3-times as fast as alibaba'- using a different model: buying from suppliers and shipping to

customers. (sot - 00:25 // 00:46) (shen haoyu:) in a lot of ways - we're similar to amazon. // what's different between us and amazon is we have trucks - our own trucks - and our own delivery employees. ns - delivery employees the idea is the delivery person at your door is a company employee who can wquestions manage returns. high-stakefor business - companiesevery angltoget ahead: (sot(shen:we put loudspeakers in thes lay very inspiratmusic?se inspirto work faster, harder? (faster and 3 thsuch an hopping period? yes. nats wang feng singingone pochinese musiciaplayed othose loudspeakers is "wafe re about "achiemore in feon thithat apparently traa very capiconcept: shopping. (seth pre-taped tagcome) (seth prprtag: j-d us they'so many ordersrs ingle's day thatat in some ave to hi employeestand ouof gud boxes that'l

33 3 a little more than five years ago... 33 chilean miners were rescued after spending

underground. it's (time)... we'll have a preview of the movie based on their story... next... in your sunrise

3 3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will

be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to cooler to near 50 3

3 a little me than five years ago... 33 chilean miners were rescued after spending more than two months trapped underground. now... their story's coming to the big screen in the new movie "the 33"... starring antonio banderas. suzanne marques has a look. 3 script:)nats antonio banderas plays 3 marioanderas plays antonio nats antonio banders plays mario sepulveda (seh- pul-ve-dah) the leader of an unexpected band of heroes in the new film "the 33." the movie is based on the real- life rescue of 33 chilean miners who endured 69 days trapped underground after a mine 3 collapse in 2010. banderas says the odds were truly against them. (sot)"i remember talking with one of the technicians that was working in the rescue and he said to me it was s ke finding a grain of rice in a bathtub filled with sand." lou diamond phillips plays anothererf the trapped miners. (sot) "being there in the actual location being hungry being cold we were at least able to get rid of the pampered lifestyle of being an actor and wrap our brains around what these men must have been going through." the film focuses on the underground, and the struggles of the families above. juliette binoche portrays maria segovia - who spoke out the loudest to make sure her brother - and the other miners - made it out alive. (sot) "there's something in her faith and survival is very touching." the real story, the stars say, was more hollywood than hollywood. (sot - covered with film clips)"it's so

moving because//the impossible is possible//and it gives you... hope." ... and provides new insight into one of the biggest stories of the decade. suzanne marques, cbs news. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook thth morninin.. we have a morning... facebobo this about on we'rere talking here's what 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we have a story about a skier who toto a wild ride. have you ever been

place 3 to ski? 3 3 still to come... a couple of daily fantasy sports sites are digging in for a long fight. we'll show you why some states are calling them online gambling sites.it's now (time) as we take a look outsidid(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

heller...and i'm meteorologist 3 cat taylor. 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again.

wednesday they'd keep erating a day after r e new york attorney general ordered them to stop taking bets in the state... accusinghe sites of engaging illegal gambling. c - b - s news correspondent vladimir duthiers has the story. 3 (narr)fantasy websites fan duel and draft king have become cash cows. they brought in nearly 1 billion dollars in entry fees last year. both companies spent over 200 million dollars on ads that seem to run non-stop during football games.(narration)the sites wereexempt from a 2006 federal law that banned online gambling because, they argued, their contests involve ill, not luck. but after investigating the two companies, new york attorney general eric schneiderman is calling a foul.(sot) (eric schneiderman, new york attorney general 200652) it's not some new variation on the traditional fantasy sports. it's just a variation on illegal online gambling and you can't do that in new york state.(narration)fantasy sports players like eric gioseffi believe schneiderman has gone too far.(153934) i think to make the whole thing illegal he's gonna get a lot of backlash from it and i don't think it's going to work out well for him at all.(gfx4 in)six other states have banned online fantasy sports r money but accordininto industry resesech, new york state has more daily fantasy y players than any other. (sot) (eric schneiderman, new york attorney general 201314) it's aggressive marketing, the instant pay out, the fact that you can do it on your phone anytime. this is a very tempting sort of venue for anyone who has gambling addiction problems. (graphic) today, in a conference call with reporters, fan duel ceo

nigel eccles said the company would pursue every legal option.(440).."we're a legal game.." (0452) .."we feel the ag office has taken a very extreme and very sudden position that new yorkers are not capable of making their own decisions when it comes to playing fantasy sports."(tag

3 even with the rainy... miserable conditions outside for most of the day... yesterday *was* veterans day.sioux city's hy - vee grocery stores gave a free breakfast to veterans and actiti - duty military members. each of the chain's 240 stores offereded vets a meal yesterday morning during normal breakfast hours. 3 "its heartwarming its humbling because you know they are having a good time but you also know that we want them to know we appreciate what they have done for us. they have given us the opportunity to do this its heartwarming and very humbling." in sioux citit.. the hamilton boulevard hy - -vee alone expected to serve a free breakfast to between 6 and 7 - hundred veterans. the vets say they appreciate it. 3 "i think its greahy-vee has done tremendous job of recognizing all the veterans and serving us. "the breakfast was part of hy -

vee's "round up for the homefront"t"program. through h sunday... hy - vee is asking customers to donate to veterans programs by "rounding up" their bill. then... hy - vee will match those donations... up to 100 - thousand dollars. 3 there was a dinner to honor veterans who served in the korean war yesterday at the american legion post 6 - 6 - 2 in sergeant bluffthe woodbury county commission of veteran affairs hosted the dinner. locaca boy scouts led the pledge of f allegiance... while woodbury county supervisor jeremy taylor said a special prayer for thkorean war veterans. 3 "i was in the united states navy during the korean war." "it's just fantastic really." "being out of the snow, so pretty nice in here." -"we're with elderly people and elderly people are friendly."aftetedinner... ththveterans got a chanan to chat with each other in the legion hall... and share some of their war stories. 3 veterans' day was also observed on the other side of the missouri river yesterday

"taps"3 american legion post 307 hosted *their* annual veterans' day ceremony at freedom park in south sioux city. korean war veteran and sibley iowa native jerry (mew - len - burg) muilenberg was the eaker at *tt* ceremony. 3 "i got home from the service i wanted to get my uniform off rather quickly because people looked down on me. now that i see this i think the vietnam veterans have done more for veterans present past and future any other war or service man. ."the freedom park committee also got donations to finish a visitors center at the park. 3 "yesterday we 3 received a check from youngsters at covington elementary scol for over a thousand dollars. their

pennies, their nickels, their dimes, its an out pouring support for worthwhile project. a we won't rest until the interpretative center is constructeon this knoll looking at the wall. "and... the park got 54 - hundred dollars from the rememberance run... and 15 - hundred from the south sioux city chamberettes. 3 a gym created by the sister of a fallen soldier is being credited by some vets as a "life - saver." chip reid shows us how veterans coming home can "catch a lift." 3 nats /at gymevery time former marine jon dansicker hits the treadmill ... and retired soldier robert fessock pumps iron they say they feel transformed(sot rob fessock) "if you're not physically fit you're not gonna be mentally fit if you're not mentally fit you're not going to be spiritually fit so it will works together"both were diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder when they returned from iraq and afghanistan and say working out just might have saved their lives .nats rob hugging lynn "i'm a little sweatyty"that's good stuff"the men sasalynn coffland and her brother chris made it possssle. (sot lynn)"my brother was my best friend."corporal chris coffland was killed in 2009 in afghanistan. he was a lifelong fitness buff -- and every time he went to the gym he said: he was going to "catch a lift." (sot lynn coffland)"after he died i felt like i wanted do something to capture hi and his spirit and the energy of who he was he was a phenenal human being."she did some research and was surprised to learn there was little in the way of exercise programs for returning injured vets. so she created "catch a lift" a charity that provides free access to gyms anywhere in the country... even equipment for those who want to work out at home. (sot chip and fessock)cr: had you given up hope about life? rf: when i

got back yes..ssock and dansicker started their workouts a year ago. jon:n:he scieiee behind the releaang of endorphins and the whole aspect of physical fitness s makes you feel like a brand new person sometimes. (gfx) since 2010, catch a lift has sponsored 2500 combat wounded veterans. on average, they lose more than 40 pounds and go from more than 20 medications down to 2 or 3. it also helps them re-connec (sot jon dansicker)jd: en you get back everyone from the military goes their own separate way all across the united state and it's hard to find that camaraderie again and catch a lift is built upon camaraderie.dansicker says the gym also reminds him of coffland's sacrifice.(sot jon) "sometimes i feel like he died so we can all live."(sot lynn) "my brother would be really proud to know that he helped do that through his death, that pain to purpose is what he used to say."nats/ lifting weights veterans pushing through the pain to re-

3 3 it's a new fad among professional athletes and the health conscious... but some say it's dangerous. up next in your healthwatch... we'll take a look at cryotherapy.

3 3 3 for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 5050.the weweend will be sunny and mild

near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again. 3 3 a new coroner's report says a 24 - year - old las vegas woman found dead in a cryo - therapy chamber died from a lack of oxygen. the case is drawing attention to the use of super - cold gases as a health treatment. customers enter a chamber wearing a bathing suit... gloves... and slippers... immersed in sub - - ro - teteeratures for about three minutes. it's a fast - growing industry with little oversight. c - b - s news correspondent (me - uh - ree - uh) mireya (vee - u h - ree - all) villarreal looks at how nevada wants to change that. 3 ctm script:(nats - cyrotherapy, tight shots of chamber that are non descript) (16) promoted as a game changer for both professional athletes and everyday customers the chilling cyrotherapy industry is heating up. you enter a chamber cooled below negative 220 degrees with liquid niniogen. that's colder r than ananother temperature recorded on earth.(levi) (near 13 49 52) you're pulling blood from your extremities // and as soon as you jump out, that blood goes back out, detoxifies, picks up nutrients from your organs, and sends it out to your body.(pics of chelsea)(12) chelsea ake (ah-key) worked at rejuvenice spa in las vegas as a co-manager. she was using the chamber after hours by herself when she died over three weeks ago. tuesday, the coronor confirmed she suffocated. (natsot - richard harris, family attorney) (01;24;55;22) ***the whole thing is just a shame...(07) richard harris represents ake's (ah key) family and is investigating whether technical problems

with the cryo-sauna led to her death.(sot - attorney) (01;11;13;24) this needs to be regulated, it needs to be looked at with a close amount of scrutiny and balance the nufacturers and the safety interests of the public**** (nats s to subzero location - chamber r oking)(natsot - david levi, subzero recovery owner, 13:49:27) david: "a lot of the way its advertised is an ice bath on steroids"(13) david levi (rhymes with "chevy owns sub-zero recovery, with locations in san diego and las vegas. famed boxer floyd mayweather is his biggest client. but other athletes like lebron james, and the phoenix suns swear by the treatment.(sot - david levi, 13:53:47) d: "now that it's getting a lot of media attention, you start to see the average consumers coming in. the people who have been dealing with chronic pain for years, and have no way to deal with it, they finally come in and try something new and see relief in their pain."(03) but doctors like david schechter are skeptical of the claims. (sot - dr. david schechter/ sports medicine specialist) ) (180501) at this point i've seen no well-constructed scientific research h evidenen supporting its use.//(180129) i have concerns about this.(nana - pushing buttons on chamber panel)(08) levi has customers sign a waiver so users know they're taking a risk if they have high blood pressure, diabetes, - or heart or breathing problems. (dr. david schechter/ sports medicine specialist 180610) their blood pressure may go dangerously high to keep them warm or dangerously low as a result of blood pooling in their extremities, and i don't think the supervision is there to make sure that people are safe.(12) levi (rhymes with "chevy") insists at his facility, customers are never left alone. (gfx in) the food and drug administration says they don't regulate the cryotherapy industry because business owners don't promote this device for medical purposes. (gfx out)(sot -david levi, 14:03:19) d: "so there really is no regulations of any sort at ththmoment. which m: which is a problem isn't it? d: it could be b bause there's nobody specificacay training each technician or each business owner. // (14:10:35) i think that the way the industry is going, it's going to grow with regulations or

3 3 it turns out online anonymity might not be all it's cracked up to be.we'll show you why... next... in your c - net

3 good morning, (ponca state park)... it's (37 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (hard rock hotel and casino) camera. 3 facebook is joining the list of apps that want to be your news hub. here's your c - net tech update. 3 despite what you u y think, you are not anonymous on yik yak. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.(video from yik yak 00:21-01:14)the so-called anonymous social media app yik yak is in the news again surrounded by controversy over people using it do to awful things. yik yak is an app where you can keep your identity a secret from other users, and you can see everything written by people near your general location. think of it as a local message board where you don't know the names of who is posting. on tuesday, students at the university of missouri noticed hateful, racist threats of violence against black students and faculty posted on yik yak, warning people to not go to campususif you've been following the e ws, you know that this adds t tthe racial tensions on campususwhere ststents and faculity are protesting how the school is dealing wi racism. well guess what -- the university police arrested the suspect

who posted those threats to who is n a student at the school.yik yak works with the people who do such things and violate the rules. what you do online isn't anonymous just because an app advertises as such. and this is an ongoing problem with yik yak, with found. there were four mass shooting threats made on yik yak at four different universities in the past 30 days, and you can find threats and hateful posts at school campuses going back to just a breeding ground for cyberbullying and mean gossip blished. and everytiti i open it up i'm looking at the worst of the internet, i couldn't even show you the feed from my phone's app cause it was too nasty i would have to blur out the whole screen. it's just garbage.well let's move on to another social media app making news. and i do mean making news. facebook is diving deeper into the news business with an app called notify. the notify app sends you news alerts from a variety of different publications. you pick the topics you're interested in, like tech or sports, or you can get specialized reports from one publication, such as the daily morning forecast from the weather channel, or fox sports score reports from your favorite team. and if you tap into the notification, it takes you to the full article or video. it's right now only for iphone users in the us. the benefit is that you can get lots of news alerts without having to downloadadhe app for each of these seperate news outlets. facebook getting into news shouldn't surpriri you ----very social media apap these days wants to be a news hub. just look at snapchat discover, twitter moments and apple's news app. but facebook's biggest challenge will be getting people to care to download it -- facebook has many other apps that have struggled, like paper, riff, moments, slingshot, and rooms, to name a few.that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm

3 3 for thursday and friday, look for momoly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool in the low 50's.the weekend will be sunny and mild near 60.our next system will come through on monday bringing rain back to siouxland and cooler temperatures to near 50 once again. 3 3 we'll take a

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3 here's a look 3 at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 republican presidential candidates are still fighting over some of the big issues after their fourth debate. frontrunner donald trump doubled down on his immigration plan wednesday... saying he'd have a *deportation force* to remove illegal immigrants. jeb bush called his approach impractical... democratic frontrunner hillary clinton tweeted a message saying the plan's absurd and inhumane.officials at the university of missouri say they're working to keep the campus safe... in the middle of racial nsions at the school. wednesday... police arrested and charged 19 - year - old hunter park with making a terrorist threat... after he supposedly threatened online to shoot black students at mizzou. the school's president resigned this week after students accused him of failing to do anything about racial discrimination on campus.and... a wild storm system that brought heavy rain... tornadoes... even snow to rts of the midwest yesterday... is finally tapering off. wednesday... a twister in iowa is blamed for flipping

a foot of snow fell on the rockies. what was left of the storm brought record wind gusts to parts of illinois. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, november 12th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news. the united states is involved in a major new offensive against isis and w ware near the front lines in iraq. powerful storms rip across the messed leaving a path of destruction. >> more than 100 surprised women say a birth control mix-up led to unplanned pregnancies. how did that happen and who is going to pay? strt we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 s sonds. >ntense rain and high winds have been pounding thehe midwest. setting off power lines and segment off tornadoes. >> more than 170 severe weather reports the past 24 hours. >> i've never heard a sound like that in my whole life.

>> this morning, u.s. jets are