3 the prime minister of france says there were more than 150 raididlast night in that country... as an international search is stl going on for a 26 - year - old suspect connected to friday's terror attacks in paris that left 129 peopledead. as c - b - s news correspondent jonathan vigliotti shows us... world leaders are struggling to come up with a new strategy to stop the terror group behind the attack. 3 (pkg) -nats-a wave of panini has grgrped the french capital after iday's deadly attacks. hundreds of mourners ran from a vigil set up at republic square sunday night after mistaking firecrackers for gunshots. (sot paris resident) we don't know if we should stay home or be resistant and go out in paris.police say salam abdeslam of belgium is the only one ---- of eight terrorists who escaped. authorities linked this black car found outside the bataclan theater to abdelsam.89 people were killed in the attack at the concert halal..(standup) isis claimed responsibility for the sophisticated

under 30 minutes. investigators say the terrorists used encrypted texting apps to keep their plots secret. (sot timothy murphy) it's caused a huge blindspot for intelligence agencies and law enforcement to actually get insight into what they're doing.-nats-in retaliation for the violence ----french warplanes began hitting isis targets in the syrian stronghold of raqqa sunday. (obama sot) "the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world."president obama and world leaders gathered at the g-20 summit in turkey are vowing to intensify their response... in part by sharing more intelligence information. jonathan vigliotti cbs news paris. 3 that search is going on now... but get this... french officials said a fefekey

suspects related to these terror attacks were questioned just hours after the bombing... then they were released. 3 later today... our sister station... w - j - l - a... is hosting a town hall meeting online called " your voice, your future roundtable... war on terror." 3 there will be panelists who are experts... talking about the situation... and the terror threat around the world right now. 3 you can watch that town haha meeting live... right here on our website... click on to siouxlandnews dot com tonight at 6 p - m. 3 3 and the president is asking the nation to fly our american flags at half staff. to show respect for the people who were killed in those violent attacks in paris this last friday.president obama is ordering thihieffective immediately.flags ararto stayay at half staff until sunset on thursday... november 19th. 3 it's a lab of love for one sioux city band that's helping raise money and awareness for two local organizations.the emily johnson band hosted a benefit at the chesterfield in sioux city yesterday... trying to

shelter and the siouxland souou kitchen. 3 "the warmingngshelter is a great idea, they just got started. they artaking some of the overflow from the soup kitchen and the gospel mission, and theirs young kids there, and families, and it's just a great idea to help raise some money."yesterday's benefit raised 3 - thousand - one - hundred - fifty - five dollars. 3 laststeek... siouxland news brought you a story about the e nebraska line of duty death response team. it's a volunteer - based group that started in 2006. but how did families cope before ts team was around? siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll spent some time at a memorial service for a man who died in the line of duty 25 years ago. 3 another line of duty death tonight. miles away. thousands of miles. too close. sunday november 18, 1990 gene copple lost his life in the line of duty. "the hardest thing was just coming home and having my mother tell us what happened." if my firefighter were here, i'd hug him a little tighter, kiss him a little harder, gaze at him a little longer. 25 years after gene died, his

remains and memories of him will be cherished forever. "i guess my favorite was when he was home, we were sitting playing wiwi the kids. the girlrlwere our lili. we were very family oriented. we made sure atever we did, we did us a family.""right aer we got our new fire truck, we went down on second street and we was checking out the deck gun. he cranked the power up and he shot all the leaves and branches off the side of the trees on second street and he said 'whoops! i didn't know it had that much pressure."my fififighter not here, and so my teararflow freely, and i give into the fear just for a little while. without the assistance from the nebraska line of duty death response team available in 1990, the family had to lean on each other. "we didn't have that lodd out there to help us support all of this and go through this, so we've had to grow together to do all of this."but with standing room only at gene's memorial service, , is cleaeathe community is gracious for r his 16 years of service. "it was a great feeling to know that the community came out to support

today."where is my fire fighter? on duty, away from home, yet again. standing guard for someone else's family, ready to protect someone else's home. if only my fire fighter 3 were here. 3 gene's daughters said they were honored to see so many people come out to support gene... they say they couldn't be more proud of the man they get to call dad. 3 and speaking of firefighters... a lot of them here locally are stepping up to help quite a few charities here in siouxland.local seven of the international association of professional firefighters

those organizations... totaling more than 76 - hundred - dollars. the food bank of siouxland was joined by the gospel mission... the muscular dystrophy association... the siouxland junior boxing club... and the little yellow dog organization in getting that money. the firefighters say it's their pleasure to serve the sioux city community any wawathey can.n. 3 "you know its our pleasure to serve here it our pleasure to help others through the community any way we can whether it be a on fire engine, giving through to different agencies throughout the city."the food bank of siouxland got a thousand dollars to 3 help nourish the needy... the ill... and children. 3 "this is an awesome e rew of people and they have been supportive over the years of the food bank of siouxland. when we got the call to come on down today they were going to do it again this year. it put a really big smile on faces because it's a challenge to make sure especially this time of the year .."and... the sioux city gospel mission got some money as well... along with the muscular dystrophy association... the siouxland junior boxing

yellow dog organization. 3 not even a self - driving car can avoid being stopped by police!an officer in mountain view california pulled over one of google's self - driving cars thursday. a passenger was inside at the time... but no one was behind the wheel. police say the car was driving 11 miles belolothe speed limit... it was backing upupraffic. google says the car's speed is capped at 25 miles an hour for safety reasons.when it was all over... the officer let the car go without a ticket since it didn't break the law. google seemed to take the stop in stride... posting on google plus that humans likely don't get pulled over for slow driving too often. 3 3

3 3 ming up... a lot of the victims in paris were in a theater watching a concert. we'll have some amazing

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3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... a lot of companies are working on self-driving cars. would you be comfortable 3 riding in n one? 3 don't have enough purple in your life? jeep is trying to change that. (hen - nuh) hena daniels is in new york with your c - b - s moneywatch. 3 last week was a tough one for wall street. on friday the dow closed down 202 points. that nasdaq ended the week down 77 points.///apple has announced it is shutting down beats music - the streaming service the tech giant bougug for 3 billion dolllls last year. users can transition to apple music launched in june. apple will cancel all subscriptions to beats on november 30th. ///

certified organic fast food restaurant has opened its doors in a san francisco suburb. the organic coup says 95 percrct or more of its ingredients come from certified organic growers and farmers - serving chicken, breads and even sodas. owners aim to open 25 more locations in the next 14 months///don't have enough purple in your life? jeep is unveiling a special edition wrangler back country offered in quote extreme purple. the back country is based on the sahara model but withth7 inch wheels and unique decals - and yes - they all come in purple. jeep hopes the limiteedition will be more attractive to city dwellers. of course, there are less vibrant colors available - including blue, black, white, and grey.///thats your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot com. in new york, im hena daniels.

3 3 at least 89 of the people killed in paris on friday were killed at the bataclan theater as a u - s rock band performed. c - b - s news correspondent allen (piz - ee) pizzey shares with us some of the incredible survival stories from that attack. we're going g warn you herere. some of this is pretty graraic. 3 (band playing) nat sot music vo: the eagles of death metal had the bataclan rockingand thennat sot bangsvo: ...shots rang outthe guitarists bolted...the drummer duckedand a concert became carnage.(woman hanging out of window)vo: the horror of being caught up in the attack was evident by how desperate people were to escape.nat sot vo: "pleaseplease help me"this wowon cried out"i'm pregnant i can't hold on." (set-up interview)vo: massimiliano natalucci and a companion dove for cover the moment the shooting began. (sot natalucci) "when we were on the floor trying to reach the door ...we were crawling on so many dead people..there were so many dead people on the floor."(audible piz) "you were actually crawling on dead people?"(sot) "yes, yes." (still photo)vo: this phototaken whwh the tack wawaovererows what he escaped.

the victims were shot methodicallywith no chance to escapeno mercy shown. (cell phone video shot by cop)vo: and in the street outsidemore carnage.nat sot screaming etc vo: even as the wounded were being helpedthe sounds of the assault can be heard.nat sot shooting etc(people running and set-up scottish women)vo: it was even more terrifying for cocoert goers who hid. christine tudhope huddled in a small room for nearly three hours.(sot tudhope - ex-sky) "we heard everything above going on. bullets, grenades, explosions, screams, we could hear it." (wounded)vo: by the time the injured made it to dr phillipe juvin's hospital... (sot dr phillipe juvin, pompidou hospital)"all the patients were silent. there was a huge silence, you imagine. no people were speaking."(people at makeshift memorials)vo: silence is the most striking feature of makeshift memorials.they come to honour the dead...and to try to make sense e violence that is b ball normal measures incomprehensible.(notre dame memorial service)vo: a memorial service in notre dame cathedral...marked the start of three days of official mourning...but the fear will linger long after that.

33 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... people are wondering how isis could plan the paris attack without getting caught. we'll show you how technology could have been used to conceal their

3 3 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix

very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 investigators are trying to investigators 3 in the 30s.3 3 investigators are trying to figure out why the plot to attack paris didn't pop up in any surveillance. reporter contessa brewer shows us how technology might have helped the attackers plan and coordinate a complex terror

mission.3 3 (brewer + social media + singh) the paris attackers may have pulled off their plot in part by keeping their plotting secret. isis uses so called dark apps to hide their messages from surveillance-- the same apps- many people use - to keep information private. former fbi deputy director timothy murphy.(timothy murphy, former deputy director of fbi- 121850)"the communication tools available for these types of organizations- it's caused a huge, huge blind spot for intelligence agencies in law enforcement to actually get insight into what they're doing."often even the app makers can't get the data because messages self destruct or the encryption key constantly changes. new york city police commissioner bill bratton.(nypd commissioner bill bratton -104204)"these apps, these devices that now allow these terrorists to operate effectively without fear of penetration by intelligence services. this is the first example of this. i'll be very interested for our purposes to see what type of phone devices were they carrying, what type of apps

might have been on those devices."in brussels, searching for accomplices, investigators reportedly discovered a playstation 4. belgian leaders say communications on the gaming console are also difficult to monitor. (timothy murphy, former director of fbi- 122056) "it's a huge, huge problem- social media recruitment, social media radicalization, and then they'll go off those social media platforms into encrypted platforms to have further conversations about travel, about if you can't travel, take action against your own country where you sit today."and isis is already using the paris attacks to build its brand online. (nypd commissioner bill bratton cbs face the nation hrem01 1029am - 10;44;29;13)"this event is many respects, similar to 9/11 in terms of the game changing aspect of it."tag 3 3 still to come...as the united states adjusts its fight abroad against isis after the france terror attack... at home... there were at home... attack... at home... there were ramped up security measures in place over the weekend. we'll show you how more security adjustments are still to come.

3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with

heller...and i'm meteorologist 3 cat taylor. 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening snow. this evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any. the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 as paris officials try

were able to keep their plan secret... here at home law enforcement has beefed up security for the start of the work week. c - b - s news correspondent don champion is at new york's penn station. 3 (pkg)(sot sat0318 :11) nat siren (-12) through the weekend, the nypd maintained a heightened security posture across new york city. it will continue now for the work week. (sot pipe 3 hr1 face the nation bill bratton/ police commissioner nypd) there's not a city in america that has the resources that we have here in new york, understandably, based on the 9/11 experience. so, we are constantly on alert here.(sat0259 - france attack vo times square) at popular and crowded spots across the city, like times square, heavily armed officers patrolled. specialty counterterrorism units were also deployed.(sot feeding in don champion/cbs news/new york city) "here at manhattan's busy penn station- train passengers will likely see more officers and security for the morning and afternoon commutes. the department says the measures are meant to be a form of public reassurance." (sun0334 sun0242) the heightened security stretches far beyond new york. sunday, out of an abundances of caution, football fans went through extra security at stadiums nationwide.(sot sun0334 :54) you never know

when it could happen, it could happen here it could happen anywhere. (sun0255) there have also been heightened sensitivities in recent days. late yesterday, this american airlines flight from washington, d-c to boston was delayed after passengers reported two men on their flight were acting suspiciously. the men were eventually questioned and released. don champion, cbs news, new york. 3 homeland security officials say there are no known or credible threats to the united states right now. 3 more than 20 3 right now.united states threats to the credible known or there are no officials say security homeland homeland security officials say there are no known or credible threats to the united states right now. 3 more than 20 nursing students are celebrating a big accomplishmen t.briar cliff university's department of nursing recognized 21 graduate nursing students at their white coat ceremony yesterday afternoon. each student got a white coat... as they took an oath pledging their commitment to delivering compassionate care. 3 "important for the students to understand the significance of the roles that their undertaking. you know it's not just an educational process,

to becoming a caring individual."the majority of the students are practicing nurses who live and work in and around siouxland. 3 3 friends and family enjoyed holiday sounds thanks to the siouxland youth chorus last night. third to eighth graders hit their high notes at the special concert... called song of peace and hope. this was at the trinity lutheran church in sioux city. 3 "we do choral music, we do songs in other languages, sop really they get a chance to experience music very different than kinda the pop scene, and they get to hear things that maybe they have never heard before ."siouxland youth chorus performs at events throughout the year like rockestra. they'll be traveling to chicago in april to compete in the heritage children's music festival and do a tour. for more information about the siouxland youth chorus... check out this story on our website... siouxland news dot com. 3 christmas at the homestead is kicking into full

swing. christmas at the homestead is celebrating it's 11th year at the adam's nature preserve... just southwest of mccook lake in north sioux city. the adams family invited everyone to come out to the free event and learn a lot about cultural history... while enjoying some tasty goodies. 3 "we wanted people to come out to adams homestead and take a step back in time and get in that holiday spirit. so we have all of our homestead site buildings decorated for the christmas season."all of the homestead buildings will be decorated for the christmas season. 3 it's not just human boys and girls that get excited to meet santa this time of year.the siouxland humane society held its annual paws and claus fundraising events saturday at the former knoepfler auto outlet building on singing hills boulevard. the humane society says the pictures are perfect for use in your holiday cards. 3 "all the funds raised support the animals, and we are a non-profit with no funding coming in. // we serve three thousand homeless animals a year so all that money helps

them."if you missed it this weekend... you can still bring your pets in for pictures with santa claus this coming weekend... november 20th through the 22nd. 3 with winter weather back in the forecast... don't forget about coats for kids... it's a donation drive we put on every year here at siouxland news. it kicks off tomorrow... and it'll run through january 3rd.there are hundreds of kids in siouxland who need a coat this winter... and you can help. there are almost a dozen places across siouxland where you can donate a new or gently - used winter coat. just look for those big red barrels! and if you'd like a list of donation locations... visit our website at siouxland news dot com. 3 sometimes you meet people who have a lot of imagination... and the *drive* to make something out of those dreams. that's what bill hedges did. i got to meet him. that's when he gave me a tour of his dream turned into a science fiction... movie - loving reality. lets take a look at cosmic films studio.

3 "this is from the show, too, they had pivoting doors."bill hedges loves sci-fi."this is a hidden, pivoting door."you've got to when you work someplace like this."and i've got the mummy in the back here."okay he doesn't *technically* have a job.he's retired=- .but he *does* spend a lot of time here.in ancient ruins."i can add green screen extensions to it."on another planet."this is kind of set up just the same way that it was."inside a homemade space ship."this is the airlock for it, and the door slides open and shut like the original." this bill's movie studio in lyons, nebraska.a lot of itlike the shipand the landscapeis set up in honor of his favorite show: "lost in space.""they're easy to move around, they're just on casters."his sister-in- law helped him paint these backgroundsthey're based off the show, too.bill's got the proof of how accurate they are. "this has the same hills as on the set there. and see this

around it." (shot pans up to face)but where did all of this come from?bill built it. himself.something he learned as a kid."if you wanted something, you just had to make it yourself."that's how he got his *first* prop.he built a phaser from star trek. "when i was a teenager, you know, probably '67 or '68."and that's right around the time bill got his dream job."if you'd get it nice and smoothly, no one would ever know there was a change-over." when he was 13 he got a job as a projectionist in his local theater."i did it so many times i could probably thread it with my eyes closed."that local theaterwas herethis is that building.the main studio used to be where you'd sit and watch movies."this works out pretty good as a studio because it's nice and big and has a high ceiling."the theater closed in '85.bill bought the building three years agobut there was a time when he didn't know if he'd ever get a chance to be back here.that's why he started *building* at home."i got the

right.he bought some of the original theater when it closed.it's pretty much set up *again* in his basement."i sloped the floor the same pitch as the original theater, too."and when you go around the corner"you bring the current up to the danger level there."past the mad doctor equipment.you step into another set.*another* faithful reproduction of "lost in space.""and the seismograph, too."the inside of a space ship.but what is bill going to do with all of this?his basement?his studio?"it's just something fun, something fun for me to do in my retirement, something i've always wanted to do, i just never had the opportunity to do it before." he's still building."hopefully it'll look like my other cat when i'm done."this robotic cat will be a stand-in for the real thing."charlie" here's

starts filming "cosmic cat" this winter."if you use a cat in a movie, on youtube, you're automatically guaranteed a big audience anyway."after all bill didn't name his this place "cosmic cat studios" for nothing. 3 for a kid... there's nothing like getting a new bike. so... imagine the feeling of giving away thousands of new wheelsthe group bikes 4 kids was at mall of america up in minnesota... giving away some of its more than 5 - thousand donated bicycles. the group is geared toward helping give bikes to kids in need so they can have a healthier and happier childhood.the group also held its annual wrench slinger shootout... where groups see how many bikes they can

rounds.3 3 3 3 3 sioux city's celebrating 50 years of the cosmopolitan club. we'll find out about the fun... next... in "talk of the town." 3

3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and

3 3 the cosmopolitan club has been making a difference in siouxland for 50 years.that's why richard gordon and curt stoever are here for talk of the town this morning.good morning! 3 jake and a guest or group of

community events.3 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out any more information...you can find everything on our web site...that's siouxland news dot com slash sunrise... 3 3 most folks wouldn't know what to do when they lose their jobs.we'll meet one man who took the opportunity to turn his hobby into his dream job. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland

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3 good morning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. 3 a tennessee man is working his dream job by making guitars in his basement. as reporter gil warnke shows us... it's something he wouldn't have had the chance to do... if he didn't lose his day job. 3 gil draper, draper stringed instruments3 script:

everythign by hand. a lot of what i do is with hand tools." gil's passion is music. he started picking in high school 8:29:58 "the first time i ever heard an irish bouzouki i just fell in love with the tonethen started building. and just decided i'm goign to make one, so i did."this is the beginning stages of making a guitar. the pieces are precisely cut, perfectly measured, expertly pieced together. one guitar takes roughly 150 hours to create. but with so much time put into one instrument, full time carpentry wasn't what gil thought his life would be. 8:22:24 "i got laid off from my job and i just thought it would be a really good opportunity to go ahead and start doing this full time, which has been my dream and my goal ever since i started doing it."he now works out of his basement. countless hours are spent meticulously perfecting every angle, every scrape, every trim. 8:23:25 "you have to get taught thickness, back thickness down

to within a thousandth of an inch."because when you build guitars for a living, the instrument is only as good as its maker8:25:29 "everything you do just contributes to the quality of the instrument. the idea is just to do every step as accurately as you can."and there's no question how good it sounds-(playing nats)when your heart beat, is the tone you live your life by. became it really....:16 and i'm loving it."(fade out on music.)> 3 3 3 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both

tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3

3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...you're gonna need a *lot* of quarters for this vending machine.carvana has opened a five - story vending machine filled with used cars. this is in nashville. and we're not talking hot wheels here. this is the real deal... minus the in your face car salesman.you pick a car *online* first... then go to the dealership. you get a special... large coin to put in the machine... and it pushes out your car! you

3 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... daily fantasy sports sites draft kings and fan duel are fighting back in new york state. we'll have the latest after the state's attorney general called the sites illegal.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

3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 an international search is going on now for a person believed to be involved in friday's terror attacks in paris... that left more than one hundred people dead. police think 26 - year - old salah abdeslam... a french national living in belgium... rented a car used in the

attack on the bataclan concert hall. police ordered the evacuation of a memorial site sunday... when mourners panicked after hearing firecrackers.after the attacks... france has launched airstrikes against isis fighters in the syrian city of raqqa. world leaders gathered for the g - 20 summit in turkey said they'd intensify their response against the terror group. the u - s is also hoping france will think about putting special forces on the ground.back in the united states... the f - b - i is investigating a break - in at an army facility in massachusetts. officials confirmed quite a few weapons were taken from the lincoln army reserve center in (wuh - ster) worcester over the weekend. they say there's no sign this is connected to any terror threat. 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

3 3 good morning 3 everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob

cat taylor.3 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 3 3 the daily fantasy game sites "draftkings" and "fanduel" are striking back against the state of new york by filing complaints to stay online... even with an order to stop. as c - b - s news correspondent vinita nair shows us... "draftkings" says the new york attorney general's action to shut them down is "misinformed and legally misguided." 3 (track)hundreds of online players and their supporters gathered outside the office of

schneiderman friday morning. (gfx from ctm pkg) on tuesday... he sent notices to daily fantasy sports sites draftkings and fanduel... ordering them to "cease and desist," concluding that their contests are "neither harmless nor victimless." (gfx out)(sot eric schneiderman from ctm pkg) daily fantasy sports, which we've been looking into for over a month, we've concluded, is not some version of fantasy sports. it's just a new version of online gambling. (track)fans disagree... saying it's not gambling, but a true...(nats)game of skill, game of skill!(fan from fri0246)there's over a million people in the state of new york who play on a weekly basis. and for one person to decide randomly they're gonna take that away, makes no sense. (track)(gfx in) (show complaints) both draftkings and fanduel filed complaints with the state supreme court friday. (pull from draftkings doc, page 1) according to the draftkings complaint... "the attorney general, misreading new york's gambling laws, is attempting to bully draftkings... into immediately shutting down... before it even has a chance to defend itself."(sot brent

sports reporter)(14;42;46) if we're talking about worst case scenario, we're talking about the survival of their business, and a domino effect that happens throughout the country, in which these companies are either shut down or heavily regulated.nats videos of draftkings and/or fanduel(track) unlike most fantasy leagues... where winning is based on season-long play... critics say daily fantasy sports is more susceptible to "make-or- break" factors... involving more chance than skill.(sot brent schrotenboer / usa today sports reporter)(14;34;45) what's at stake is the survival of these companies, and it is making things very awkward for the pro sports leagues that are partnered with them as well. 3 sioux city police are looking for a person involved in an assault and with a stolen vehicle.police say this all happened at around 12 - 30 saturday morning on 27th and morgan street in sioux city. a driver was giving a suspect a ride... when he attacked him and stole his vehicle. he's said to be a hispanic male. 3 and sioux city police are still looking for information on *another* attempted armed robber... this time at a store on west 3rd street .police say just before 12 - 30 friday afternoon... a

imagen store on west 3rd street with a knife... demanding money. he left when the store's owner *threw* a board at him. police say they're looking for a white man in his 50s or 60s. anyone who knows anything about this suspect is asked to call police immediately. 3 3 and this morning... we have more surveillance video of the armed robber who hit the kum n go store at 14th and pierce streets *thursday* morning. that person walks the employee over to the register with a gun pointed at her side. the employee opens the register and the suspect grabs the drawer. as he's walking out you can hear him saying "dont call the cops, stay away from the phone." police say they're looking for a hispanic or native american man in his 20s. he's around 5 feet 10 inches tall... weighs about 160 pounds. he was wearing a grey hoodie and a jacksonville jaguars cap... anyone who knows anything about this should call sioux city police. 3 the united states military says a drone strike on a car in syria has killed the isis

brutal beheadings of western hostages.that man... mohamed emwazi... was known in western media as jihadi john. the families of some of his victims said the news was welcome... but wouldn't bring back the people he killed. secretary of state john kerry says all terrorists should take the strike as news that their days are numbered. 3 but really... what does jihadi john's death do to isis moving forward? our national correspondent jeff barnd talks to a terror expert about one of the best known killers for isis... and the potential loss of this jihadi figure. 3 isis relishes in their slick videos showing images of bloody executions. now that jihadi john their most notorious figure in these gruesome videos may be gone, it potentially leaves a void within the isis hierarchy.. but analysts stop short of saying isis has been severely set-back/sot/ :37 paul salem ftp dc broll "they survived the year at a time when many people didn't think they would be .. they're likely to survive a number of years beyond today . the loss of one

of sort of their media figures is not a major blow to them" :50/vo/ still the potential loss would not please the *true* leader of isis abu bakr al-baghdadi and experts say isis is *sure* to retaliate.. this while u.s. forces try stepping up their game in the war on isis/sot/ colonel col. steven warren- u.s. army-spokesman, 16:01 "now this was significant of course because jihadi john was somewhat of an isil celebrity, if you will. 16:07 /bridge/ terror experts agree jihadi john was likely isis' number one celebrity but where one isis member dies there's honor which likely was jihadi john's number one objective.sot/salem :52 "these fighters thrive on the idea of matyrdom.. in a sense they have a great pension plan that when you die.. you go to heaven 40 virgins a wonderful life and for many of these people matyrdom is what they seek" 1:06/vo/ the death of a sadistic killer like jihadi john according to terror

temporary nuisancebecause like so many other leaders of terrorists organizations in the past that the u.s. has killed there's always *more* jihadists willing to take their place/sot/2:47 salem "so far, no lack of candidates to be suicide bombers or to be media beheaders as gruesome as that is. but this ain't over" 2:56/vo/on capital hill, im jeff barnd. 3 a little more than a week ago... three - year - old nicholas "nico" torres died in a house fire. 3 saturday... there was a silent auction for nico and his family. the event was held at saint michaels church. the people in charge of the event praised the sioux city community. they say local businesses donated almost one thousand dollars in items for the silent auction. 3 "i have children myself. i coudn't imagine losing a child, but let alone having to worry about the cost of a funeral on top of that. that's something the family just shouldn't have to worry about right now. as a community we kind of came together, to get

donation, and people coming out and bidding on the donations to help offset that cost for them." 3 about one hundred people were there. items that were *not* auctioned off will be available to purchase later time. household donations are also being accepted for the family. 3 "they lost everything in that fire. they have nothing. they are staying in a hotel, so they have nothing. i mean, they need everything." 3 if you'd like to make a household donation... we have the contact information in this story on our website... at siouxland news dot com. 3 as we get into the holiday season... don't pay more than you should on holiday gifts. in this tech minute, c - net dot com's sharon (pro - fiss) profis has three ways you can track prices online to help you comparison shop and get price alerts. 3 trt- 1:00take pkg:pricezombie is a browser extension that tracks hundreds of prices around the web. the best part is that the tool follows you around as you shop online.

once installed, you can view the price history of a product and set alerts for price drops. plus, you can immediately comparison shop to see if the product can be found for cheaper somewhere else online. camelcamelcamel is entirely focused on amazon. just paste the url of the product into the website to create a price alert. when the price drops, you'll get an email right away.one of the more underrated features is the price history. before you sign up for a price alert, use the chart to find out if and how often a product drops in price. slickdeals is one of the most-loved places for finding fleeting online deals. in addition to sharing sales, the website offers its own tracking tool. just enter the url of a product to get price alerts. in san francisco, i'm sharon profis, cnet dot com for cbs news. 3 it's like horse racing... with planes. that's the idea behind a new online fantasy game developed in wausau wisconsin. 3 it's called flight derby and it takes actual airline flights and assembles them into races. the airplane

arrival time by the most... wins the race. and... just like a horse race... players can wager on the likelihood that their flight will win... place... or show.the game's creator says he came up with the idea while waiting for a flight in chicago. right now... the game is played with points... but the plan is to let players bet real money soon. 3 3 3 3 putting the facts behind the fear of the ocean's most powerful predators. up next... we'll take you inside an unprecedented mission to learn the behavior

3 3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose?

3 moose? what's up moose?3 3 3 look for a few days of rain here in beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s.tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations.thursday will be dry but winds will be 3 this morning... a group is wrapping up its first - ever

expedition in the gulf of mexico. for years... this group of fishermen and scientists have been tracking and tagging sharks around the world. the team made history a few years ago... catching... tagging... and releasing the first white shark in north atlantic waters. c - b - s news correspondent jeff glor was on its latest trip. 3 ctm script: meet finley"yeah finley, looking good old girl!" nat she's a 10 foot long tiger shark, -- the first gulf shark to be spot-tagged on ocearch's crab boat-turned- laboratory.the group of scientists and fishermen just wrapped an expedition off the coast of texas. chris fischer is their leader. jeff glor:03:19:45:00 tiger sharks, sort of the white shark of the gulf.chris fischer:03:19:48:00 yes.jeff glor:03:19:49:00 and a shark that gets very close to shore?chris fischer: 03:19:51:00 tiger sharks love to come into beaches and estuaries as well as roam offshore.(gfx in) during their gulf expedition ocearch tagged four sharks with gps trackers -- two tigers and two

all the data to their popular tracking website (gfx out) in the process bringing global attention to a body of water with an often muddy reputation. jeff glor:03:16:06:00 a lot of people think of the gulf as a mess-- largely because of the spill. what, kind of shape is the gulf in?chris fischer:03:16:14:00 oh , i think the gulf's in pretty good shape. i mean, if you talk to the people who are out there fishing, it's-- rebounding, full of life. (he sounds cut off, maybe we can massage that edit more, i know it's hard)(nats boat)and, he hopes, full of sharks. remove too many from their natural place at the top of the food chain, and second tier predators would roam, uneaten and unchecked, devouring smaller fish populations and throwing the entire eco-system off-balance. in the gulf, ocearch is cautiously optimistic. finning -- one of the biggest threats to shark populations -- is not as prevalent here. and over the past few decades, the influx of oil rigs has created just as many artificial reefs. (nats off contender)(05 - jeff

about thirty miles off shore. there are about 4000 of these active oil rigs in the gulf of mexico. above water they are steel, stark and industrial. but under water - an explosion of life (19) c0043s01.mxf (greg diving videos)greg stunz: 02:01:27:00 these oil and gas platforms have been in for decades. no one quite realized how-- great ecosystems would be formed around them.greg stunz is director of sportfish science and conservation at texas a&m in corpus christi. he's one of the scientists working with ocearch in the gulf.jeff glor: 02:21:02:00 you've been down diving at-- at many of these reefs--greg stunz: 02:21:03:00 yes.jeff glor: 02:21:04:00 --when you first saw one of these undersea worlds, what was your reaction?greg stunz:02:21:09:0 0 yeah, well, one it's just the sheer size is quite amazing. of course, from the surface of the water it's flat, it looks like nothing, but as soon as you dive down just a few feet and you u e-- a size of a building of-- you know, like, this size underwater. and-- and then, of course, the next thing you see// is just the abundance of marine life, particularly fish that are just everywhere.over time, manmade structures like oil rigs become artificial

reefs by attracting an entire food chain-microscopic organisms, coral, schools of fish, and eventually, the ocean's top predators: sharks. they also attract controversy, usually when a rig is retired and a decision needs to be made: should parts of it stay -- and be permanently reefed -- or go? jeff glor: 02:15:07:00 this is a tricky issue, though. i mean, everybody agrees that there are environment benefits to it, but some say, "listen, we're-- we're against reefing regardless of where it is or when it is, because it just encourages the oil companies to drill more." true? greg stunz:02:15:21:00 well, yes and no. // you know, many say it's ocean dumping, you're just leaving the trash. but believe it or not, the oil and gas companies don't necessarily want to do this. (start covering here) the scrap value of-- of the steel is worth way more for them to bring it in //02:17:02:00 a lot of the concern that-- some-- in the general public or environmental community might have is that it's oil and gas, and oil and gas

doesn't always have the best-- reputation. chris fischer: 03:12:59:00 look, ocean first. great grandchildren first. if you want an abundant future for the gulf of mexico, it would be an absolute catastrophe to not reef every single one of those rigs you can//for now, bigigoil's trash is fischer's treasure. finley and her friends will provide data scientists have never had -- where gulf sharks are mating, breeding, and travellingwhat ro=le artificial reefs play.and what threats are real, versus imagined..03:18:31:00 it's, kind of, crazy to be pioneering this kind of work in 2015. you know, you would have thought it was done a long, long time ago.//03:24:25:00 and it's crucial because we should all be absolutely terrified of an ocean with no sharks. if that is the case, there simply will not be fish sandwiches for our children to eat. 3 3 michael j fox is raising money for parkinson's research.it's (time)...your sunrise

break.3 3 3 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning

today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures the 40s.our next chance for arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 3 john travolta plays a mob boss in his new movie... and michael j fox raises money for parkinson's research. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------ (narr:)(nats of red carpet for parkinson's research/new york, ny) michael j fox hit the red carpet in new york to raise money for parkinson's research. a funny thing happened on the way to cure parkinson's was a night of comedy and music.(sot - michael j fox/actor)"these people support us all year, and are so generous and so

committed to the cause". proceeds go to the michael j. fox foundation. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) (nats of "criminal activities"/ rlj entertainment.) john travolta is back on the big screen as a ruthless mobster. "criminal activities" follows 4 friends who accept a deal that's too good to be trueand they get in way over their heads. (sot john travolta, actor)every move he makes has been thought out to manipulate these young men into things that they shouldn't do, but have to do to pay back a debt to me. (:13) (vo)"criminal activities" opens in theaters this friday. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) (nats of "secect in their eyes"/ stx entertainment ) julia roberts and chiwetel ejiofor team up in the new thriller , "secret in their eyes" also out this week. the rising fbi investigators are torn apart after the brutal murder of robert's daughter. 13 years later, no one is prepared for the secret that's uncovered. (sot-julia roberts, actress)"what does happen to a person where do they exist emotionally after something like that and what do they look like? how do they get through the day? you know these are all questions that as parents we don't ever wawa to answer or ponder. (vo) "secret in their eyes" hits

eye on entertainment, suzanne marques, hollywood. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... a lot of companies are working on self-driving cars. would you be comfortable riding in one?

3 still to come this morning... the economy of sharing now includes sharing fashion. we'll show you how everything from clothes to handbags... even prescription glasses... can be *rented.*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 on

3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with

heller...and i'm meteorologist 3 cat taylor. look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s.

economy now incdes *fashion.* as c - b - s news correspondent (hen - nuh) hena daniels shows us... everything from clothes to handbags... even prescription glasses... can be rented. 3 pkg(vo)shyama (shah-muh) mathews sees her prescription glasses as more than just eyewear.(sot-shyama mathews/rents glasses)"i like to treat my glasses almost as an accessory"but owning multiple pairs gets expensive. so now mathews rents them.on the site ditto.com she can do a virtual try on. the computer shows her at they'll look like. (sot-shyama mathews/rents glasses)"the same way i change up my earrings or necklace for an outfit, i like the idea of changing up my glasses."for a monthly subcription of 34 dollars she can exchange glasses as often as she likes. when the new ones come in she sends the old ones back.(sot- shyama mathews/rents glasses) "i think i trade them up every two months or three months." (bridge: hena daniels/cbs news/new york)ditto dot com just started their service and is joining a movement of companies offering rented fashion.(sot-christy bamber/rentedlifestyle.com) "probably everyday one piece of something i'm wearing is rented."christy bamber not only wears rented fashion - she teaches others how to do it on her website the rented lifestlye.(sot-christy bamber/rentedlifestyle.com)

"pretty much anything you need you can rent now."everything she's wearing is rented from subscription websites. except for the shoes.the outfit is from rent the runway the necklace from rockboxand a monthly subscription to bag, borrow or steal got her 3 the high end handbag. (sot-christy bamber/rentedl ifestyle.com)"so i'm not buying a handbag that i carry for a year and then it ends up in my closet, never to be seen again."(sot- - yama mathews/rents glasses)"i can try different styles because i'm not committing to one, so i can be a little more adventurous."for mathews, having a variety of options is why she plans to keep renting. hena daniels, cbs news, new york. 3 yesterday... presidential candidate hillary clinton spoke to the central iowa democrats at their fall barbecue in ames. former president and husband bill clinton was with her. he walked on stage with her and said after the previous night's debate... he thinks *he'll* vote for hillary. hillary talked

saying again what she said saturday night at the debate about the struggle against "radical jihadism." 3 "rallying our partners and 3 our allies. pulling countries off the sidelines so that they work with us and they contribute to this ongoing struggle against radical jihadism."clinton also said the attacks in paris serve as a reminder that there is no middle ground when you're going after these terrorists. 3 drivers along i - 29 in sioux city have a new closing to deal with.the north bound floyd boulevard exit now closed... and it'll be closed until at *least* november of next year. this closing is part of phase two of the i - 29 project right there. earlier last week... drivers saw traffic being moved into the new southbound lanes. southbound traffic was moved wednesday... the northbound lanes were moved over friday. 3 "with that transition of traffic into the new southbound lanes, they're going to start construction on

the northbound lanes. with that, the closure of the northbound off ramp to floyd blvd. was required to accommodate that construction activity." 3 the contractor will work throughout the winter on the northbound lanes... all the way into next november. 3 "if the contractor can complete all the median work, we would be able to open a second southbound lane through the winter months." 3 the iowa d - o - t says opening a second lane is the goal... but... that'll depend on the weather. 3 3 and lets head down i - 29 to omaha now... cops down there pulled over an r - v. inside... they found about 400 pounds of marijuana inside 12 large boxes... after a drug sniffing dog checked out the vehicle. bags of the plastic - wrapped pot nearly fill a room.two men from fontana california were arrested. the driver was 20 - year - old giovanni barreto... and 19 - year - old manuel guillen junior. guillen's father...

41 - year - old juan martinez - guillen... escaped. police were using dogs and a helicpter to try and track him down. 3 a sioux city elementary school ended veterans' day week with a program honoring those who served."nats of the kids saying the pledge of 3 allegiance."lincoln elementary school's 2nd graders put on that program friday morning. the students made patriotic hats... and read poems and letters to veterans. 3 "i think it makes it personal just because we have so many families that do have veterans in their families." tina"they are excited to have them and show their support because they know that a lot of our students have had their parents leave during holidays. they have missed their birthdays parties or christmas because they have been serving." kimfor some of the veterans who were there... the effort the kids put in to saying thanks is greatly appreciated. 3 "well i think it's great anytime you have students

remember or taking the time to honor veterans i think it makes us feel special. the staffs taking time out of their day to honor veterans really feels good. "the program wrapped up a week's worth of events celebrating the service of veterans throughout siouxland. we here at siouxland news would like to extend *our* thanks to all of those who served our country. 3 they might be human's best friends... but dogs can be heroes to one another... too. like people... canines need blood transfusions. but only other dogs can donate to help. c - b - s news correspondent jamie (you - cuss) yuccas shows us how it works. 3 pkg: 5:01:02 come on buddy, come on brodygood boy! brody didn't always have this much energy.during a routine neutering something went wrong. 4:55:35 it was bad, he was near death he needed blood -fast. luckily, the clinic had a donor on call.flannery animal hospital in new windsor, new york has a rotating list of 9 dogs that

can donate blood at any time. judy chura-suchara's pitbull "zuka" has gotten the call at 2 am. crying ... 5:36:56 i told her you're going to save someone's life tonight and she does and it's great. the blood is only good for about 30 days. so, many small clinics around the country struggle to keep enough on hand.vetrinarian frank puccio says most pet owners don't realize their dog could be a candidate. 05:07:57 they need to be between 50 and 100 pounds, fit not under or over weight, and undergo routine exams bridge: just like people, donors have to be screened for diseases but dog donors also have to be calm. they must also haha a universal blood type. big dogs like kia, a german shepard, are usually the best donors. 5:25:55 whose the angel? you're a good angel. the whole process takes 15 minutes - and pups get a cookie at the end. 5:28:24 good girl..very brave and kia's good deed keeps dogs like brody alive. sot:

saved my dog's life and i'm so grateful. jy cbs news new windsor, ny tag: there are commercial blood banksksand some university's have set up blood donor programs. if you're interested in your dog becoming a donor, just ask your local veterinarian for information on screening. 3 3 winter is just around the corner... and with it comes slippery sidewalks and snowy driveways. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you more about one of the most common winter injuries...

3 3 3 3 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures

3 winter is just around the corner... and with it comes slippery sidewalks and snowy driveways. siouxland news reporter kayla novak met with a doctor to learn more about one of the most common winter injuries... wrist fractures. 3 dr. manon says he sees more people come in th wrist fractures during the winter months"it's when you get that black ice out there and the snow because all too often slips and falls happen really

quickly and out of the blue. " this is why he jokingly calls winter... fracture season. "i would say the majority of nowadays are pretty severe fractures that involve the joint and we usually treat these with surgery." if a patient can avoid surgery... they will usually get a cast or a reduction.. where they put the joint back into place. but.. if surgery is needed.. "that's usually a meticulous process we really try to get every single fragment back in its proper place and getting a nice smooth joint surface so the patient can go back to normal activity pain free.... and also to minimize the risk of any future arthritis."after surgery... patients will undergo intense physical therapy that is concentrated on range of motion and strength. they are usually back to light activity after 4 to 6 weeks and full activity after 3 months. "i do recommend patients just really take their time" so if you do slip on some ice... try not to fall directly on your wrists,

of that force with your body. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 3 3 google's self driving car hit a speedbump... while ford's effort is getting off the ground. we'll take a look... next... in your

3 good morning, (arnold's park)... it's (51 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (great lakes countertops and kitchens) camera. 3 snapchat is trying to be more like instagram... while facebook is trying to be more like snapchat.. here's your c - net tech update. 3 google's self-driving car can't drive 35. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.even robot cars have to deal with the police sometimes. google's self-

driving car was pulled over by a police officer for driving too slow, but the humans inside didn't get a ticket, just a warning. it happened not too far from google's mountain view california offices. this little white pod was driving 24 miles an hour in a 35 mile per hour zone, and was pulled over when the officer saw it was causing a traffic backup.(video from google 00:36-00:52)it is lawful to go 25 in a 35 zone, and google won't let the car won't go faster than 25 miles an hour for safety reasons. but instead of causing drama on the roads, some self- driving cars are taking the tests to fake city streets. (video from ford 00:58-01:28) ford is the first car maker to test it's autonomous vehicles at a testing facility called m-city. it's 32 acres of land with roads, traffic lights and fake stores, located at the univeristy of michigan's north campus research complex. ford, like other car makers, have been testing self-driving cars in the real world. but a campus like this lets engineers really refine the small stuff by repeating

specific tests exactly the same in controled environments. ford is putting in $1 million dollars to the m-city. and you know what m- city has that you can't get with testing in california? harsh winter weather. that'll be the hardest test yet.well, back to other things google is working on, the tech giant 3 is trying to make email more secure for everyone. if you have gmail, and someononsends you an email over an unencrypted connection, you'll get a warning that it could be risky to open it. these warnings will start in the coming months. the hope is that this will encourage more email providers to use proper encryption security, which prevents snooping from attackers and government agencies that are trying to tap into messages as they travel to you. and for those of you that prefer the disappearing messages of snapchat, the app just launched something called a lens store, where you can pay 99-cents for a funky photo filter and keep it forever. snapchat started filters recently, you just press on your face when you're taking a selfie, and you can choose from seven free ones, which put floating things around you or change your environment. evererne loved the puking snapchat will always have some for free, but they may be for a limited time. so if you want to keep one forever, you'll have to spend a buck in the lense store to keep it. snapchat says these lens

filters are used in 10 million snaps a day. meanwhile, facebook continues to try to copy the success of snapchat. the network is experimenting with messages that self- destruct after a set time, but the tests are just in france right now.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 look for a few days of rain here in siouxland beginning today. overnight there is a chance for thunderstorms with a warm night in the 50s. tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of

switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. will be breezy with temperatures falling into the precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 3 in the 30s.3 3 we'll take a look at your traffic, news and weather to go coming up after the break... you're watching siouxland news

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 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 an international search is going on now for a person believed to be involved in friday's terror attacks in paris... that left more than one huhured people dead. police think 26 - year - old salah abdeslam... a french national living in belgium... rented a car used in the

attack on the bataclan concert hall. police ordered the evacuation of a memorial site sunday... when mourners panicked after hearing firecrackers.after the attacks... france has launched airstrikes against isis fighters in the syrian city of raqqa. world leaders gathered for the g - 20 summit in turkey said they'd intensify their response against the terror group. the u - s is also hoping france will think about putting special forces on the ground.back in the united states... the f - b - i is investigating a break - in at an army facility in massachusetts. officials confirmed quite a few weapons wereretaken from the lincoln army reserve center in (wuh - ster) worcester over the weekend. they say there's no sign this is connected to any terror threat. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports.

breaking news, dozens of overnight raids in europe. new details on the international manhunt to track down terror suspects. >> france retaliates with air strikes against isis in syria. president obama meets with putin

and other world leaders to coordinate strategy. and what's being done to prprent an attack here. we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 second. there wa an international manhunt underway for a 26-year-old man who allegedly drove one of the get-away cars. french officials have now identified the suspected master mastermind. overnight police conducted more than 150 terror raids. . france launched massive air strikes against targets in syria. a shared moment of silence. 129 people are confirmed dead. >> when you went into the cafe, what did you see? the growing threat from isis is front and center. the g-20 meeting -- president obama met with