. "siouxland news at sunrise starts now" 3 3 good morning, and welcome to 5 o'clock.i'm jacob taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning.

3 3 3 we start off this half hour with the largest batch of emails yet from hillary clinton's private email server... just released by the state department. as c - b - s news correspondent don champion shows us... this development comes as hillary clinton continues to lead the pack in the democratic race for the white house. 3 the latest trove of emails were made public...hours after hillary clinton picked up key endorsements from 13 female democratic senators.nat/sot - aren't they an amazing group in one of the more personal exchanges - clinton asks a senior adviser - which channel she could watch the showtime series 'homeland.' in another email, sent to her daughter

benghazi attacks, the former secretary of state says the incident was launched by "an al qaeda-like group."despite her email controversy - clinton leads the democratic field.in an interview with monday with charlie rose -- she maintained she would not put u.s. boots on the ground to fight isis in iraq and syria.(sot clinton) i think the best way to defeat isis is as i've said - from the air which we lead, on the ground which we enable, empower train, equip and in cyberspace. on the republican side of the race front runner donald trump rallied georora voters monday night...in front of a crowd of 5,000 the business mogul joked that cnn should pay *him* to participate in the next debate trump sot) i won't do the debate unless they pay me 5 million dollars.... giving the money to veterans.the latest cbs news poll shows trump may be losing ground to texas senator ted cruz... cruz has surged in iowa to second place.

3 two people were killed in a crash early yesterday morning near yankton south dakota.an (ack - yer - uh) acura driven by a 31 - year - old man was going west in the eastbound lanes of highway 50. that's where it hit a subura that was *going* east head on... it was driven by a 30 - year - old woman. the (ack - yer - uh) acura caught on fire after the crash. the driver of *that* car died there. the *other* driver was taken to a hospital in sioux falls... that's where *she* died. two *other* vehicles were involved in the crash later... but those drivers were *not* hurt. 3 and the heavy... wet snow yesterday was to blame for a

accidents.iowa depratment of transportation cameras caught what happened *after* an accident on interstate - 29... near the highway 20 exit. a semi hit a car in the northbound lanes. this was just before a tow ban was put into effect for woodbury county yesterday. nobody in either the semi or the car was hurt. 3 3 and believe it or not... not *every* accident reported yesterday can be blamed on the snow. like this one... at the intersection of west 7th and hamilton. this was yesterday morning. police say one vehicle ran a red light and hit the other. one person was hurt and taken to the hospital. investigators say they don't think weather was a factor... just human error. 3 and it was "all hands on deck" for clearing the streets of sioux city.yesterday the city had 50 pieces of snow - plowing equipment on the streets. and the plan was to have 12 to 15 pieces of equipment out on the roads overnight. make sure you get your cars and trucks off the main streets especially... so snow clearing can happen today. and it wouldn't hurt to do that on the side streets...

neighborhood. 3 "and then we'll come back in the morning and evaluate it and go from there. we may end up putting all 50 pieces in the morning too, as of right now i don't know, just busy. we're supposed get more snow and if that's the case, the day crew will be going back out in the morning."crews will be paying extra attention to intersections and certain streets across the city... to make sure roads are as safe as possible given the conditions. 3 yesterday's heavy snow forced the city of sioux city to delay garbage collection.so folks who normally have their garbage and recycling picked up monday will have it picked up today instead.the city asks people affected to pull their bins off the curb so snow plows can clear the streets.this *only* affects people who have their garbage picked up on monday. people who have their garbage picked up on tuesdays should still put their bins out just like

3 but... there was at least *one* group that didn't mind the snow too much.most kids all across siouxland had their first real *snow day* of the year yesterday. a lot of schools will have late starts this morning... too... like sioux city's public schools and bishop heelan catholic schools. both have a two hour late start this morning. a group of kids in dakota dunes were building snowmen yesterday. they even had scarves... clothes... and wigs for'em. ithose kids were playing for hours outside... but the cold wasn't going to stop them from enjoying their time off. 3 a little boy in 3 a little boy in indiana slept through his first picture with santa... but it turned out to be a really cute picture anyway!6 - month - old zeke walters dozed off while he was in line with his parents to see saint nick at an parents to see saint nick at an evansville mall. instead of waking the boy up... santa told them to let him sleep... and he improvised. this adorable photo is the result

nod off with a sleeping zeke in his arms... nestled in a big green chair with the book "the night before christmas."dad posted all the pictures to his facebook page. they've been liked and shared more than 500 - thousand times. the walters' said they went back to the mall to tell santa the good news... but by the time they tracked him down baby zeke had dozed off again. 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning... coming up this 3 coming up this morning... rising arctic temperatures have scientists nervous that

might be escaping the frozen dround and increasing global warming. we'll show you what's behind this troubling trend.

3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breang a daily record 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see close to 10" by early wednesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by thursday.

3 here's what 7e're talking about on facebookhis morning... there's a new trend of more and more people buying

this season of giving, do you yourself? 3 how much is your stararwars action figure worth? jamie (you - cuss) yuccas is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 we have black friday, cyber monday and today is hashtag giving tuesday!participants show their support for their favorite charities on social media using the hashtag #givingtuesday. in its fourth year, giving tuesday is meant to kick off the charitable season.u.s. stocks were down on monday as investors awaited more details on holiday shopping trends.the dow ended at 78 points. the nasdaq at nearly 19.put down the salt shaker!starting today in new york city, you'll notice little salt-shaker emblems next salted dishes on chain restaurant menus.experts say most americans consume too much sodium, raising their

force be with toy collectors. with just a few days until the premiere of the new star wars movie, we're getting a look at what collectors are paying.new numbers show that if you bought a star wars action figure for $2.49 in 1978 and kept the packaging intact, you might easily sell it for $3,200 today!if you want to fill up on the cheapest gas prices in the country -- drive to michigan.gasbuddy.com says michigan is selling gas at a dollar 79.nationwide, the average price is $2.03.that's your cbs moneywatch report, for more log onto cbs moneywatch.com, in ny i'm jamie yuccas.

3 rising arctic temperatures have scientists nervous that trapped greenhouse gasses might be escaping the frozen ground and increasing global warming. c - b - s news correspondent mark phillips takes a look. 3 (sarah and norbert leaving unis in the dark/scraping ice off car/)it's a long way from paris to svalbard, norway. it's not just winter up here, just 800-miles from the north poll, the arctic night has set in. sarah strand -- a 22-year-old from california -- won't see the sun again until mid-february. and darkness isn't the only hazard.(sot sarah strand and norbert pirk get gear and guns out of van) so i will take the flare gun if you wanna take the rifle... (sarah and norbert beginning trek)this isn't just a scientific frontier, it's polar bear country. by law, sarah and her colleague norbert pirk can't go into the wilderness without packing protection.(video of bear attacking research boat)the bears may be more desparate in summer, when their sea-ice hunting-ground melts back more each year... and where at least one bear has been driven to attack a research boat in

norbert walking across tundra) but sarah and norbert are here in winter, braving the darkness and the cold and the bears...(approaching tower) ..because their instruments are measuring a worrying trend that's happening now..(sot mark, sarah and norbert, while crunching through snow up to research tower)(m) so this is basically your baby right here? (s) it definitely has to be running if we're going to get any data. (m) otherwise all this suffering is for nothing. (all laugh)(sarah checking instruments/ws frozen svalbard)what the instruments s are showing is ththt greenhouse gasses that scientiests used to believe were trapped forever in the frozen arctic ground... are now being released.(sot sarah)(062802+) the main thing we are looking at is the gas exchange with ground carbon dioxide, methane. but then we are comparing that to other parameters that we are measuring here. (mp) like temperature, snow ...(s) yeah. (grazing reindeer)the worry is that with arctic temperatures rising more quickly than anywhere else, the gases may be escaping at an increasing rate. and the more greenhouse gasses, the more global warming. (sot norbert pirk)n: there are concncns of that, yes. especially wiwi the pepeafrost thawing // eded // we're trying to shine someme light on this.(m) in the dark. (n) in the dark (laughs)(oncam 061328 01:1) one of the most remote spots on the planet has become the centre of research into the future of it. and it's not just because of what will happen to polar bears, the scientists say what happens up here is what's going to of us. (1343)(hannah

brought another american -- hannah miller -- up here too. the 21-year-old from vermont didn't come for the skiing.(at computer with mark)she came to study the retreat of glaciers, whose melt waters, according to nasa, have contibuted to a rise in global around three inches in the past twenty years. what the climate change debate needs, she feels, is more science. (sot hannah miller)the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that your argument is false. you can have uncertainties and still have a solid argument.(sarah and norbert walking across dark arctic landscape)a solid argument -- being sought in a frozen-solid landscape. cutting-edge science, on the northern edge of the world.

3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... one of the n - b - a's all time greats has decided this year will be his last. we'll take a look back at kobe bryan'ts career.

3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and

and drifting snow even though today's snowfall wililbe very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see close to 10" by early wednesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by thursday.

championships... was an all - star 17 times... and is third in the league in all - time scoring. but now kobe bryant is ready hang it up. reporter jeff glor takes a look back at bryant's brilliant career. 3 pkg script(++pkg++) for the first time last night, fans watched kobe bryant take the court, knowing it would be his last season. (sot kobe bryant - post game presser) "21;33;08;16 finally i just had to just accept the fact that i don't want to do this anymore, and i'm okay with that." (narr 3)3)bryaya posted a note onlininsunday cacaed dear baskskball -- in part saying: "my hehet can take the pounding, my mind can handle the grind, but my body knows it's time to say goodbye" (nats bryant highlights) (narr 4) bryant's 37 year old legs have betrayed him in recent seasons and he's missed major stretches. the generation beyond him is half of his age. (nats jordan and kobe) (narr 5) bryant himself sprung from the era before that, when jordan dominated. both players stood out for their scarily intense desire to win.(nats kobe highlights) (narr 6) in 2001 -- bryan talked to charlie about his confidence on 60 minutes. (sot 60 minutes interview - 2001) charlie: "i'll take you to this scene. 20 seconds to go. you're down by onon you want the ball, you want the last shot." kobe: "absolutely, i'm not afraid to fail, and i just love it." (narr 8) bryant's life and career were both thrown into question in 2003, when he was accused of rape. he was charged with sexual assault,

he settled a civil suit with the accuser. his wife stood with him. (nats kobe highlights - sunday night) (narr 9)today, he's about to end a 20 year career. (nats 81 point game) (narr 10)he's not the same guy who once scored 81 points in a game, but he says he accepts that, and embraces it. (sot kobe bryant - post game presser) "21;39;10;02 it's the natural progression of growth. there's no sadness in that. i've had so many great times. // i'm very preciative of what i've

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us.i'm jacoco heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 sioux city had 3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of

will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see close to 10" by early wednesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by thursday. 3 later this morning president obama will wrap up his trip to the u - n summit on climate change. during his time there... the president is pushing other world leaders to do more to protect the environment. and as c - b - s news correspondent don n champion shows us... . the ght agagnst terrorism is also an important topic. 3 (pool obama dinner with hollande nat) as president obama wraps up his trip to th un climate summit in paris -- he's expected to meet with the leader of turkey about isis. the fight against terrorism has come up before during the president's two-day trip to the summit, which is being held two and a half weeks after the deadly terror attacks in the french capital. (sot mon0089 potus-no font :12 and 1:09) "we have come to paris to show our resolve."// "what greater rejection of those who would tear down our world, and marshaling our best efforts to save it." -:17 (mon0253 :28) on the climate front, during the summit the presesent has met with leaders of t t world's other top polluters. (mon0253 :36 gfx in) the goal-- get 147 countries to reduce carbon emisisons enough to keep global warming below 3.6 degrees fahrenheit. that's the level some scientists believe would prevent natural disasters like floods and droughts.(sot mon0175 potus-no font 2:28) "this is how we're

together." (-:34) (aptn mon0451 :13) heavy smog in beijing of the hard work still needed. it looks like night time in this video... but it's the middle of the day in the city's business district. (aptn tue0052) schools in the chinese capital were ordered to keep students indoors... as today's record-breaking air pollution soared 35 times government regulated safety levels. don champion, cbs news. 3 any climate agreement reached in paris would not be legally binding and doesn't require congressional approval. 3

arrested a man in connection with a domestic disturbance early sunday morning.police say they found quite a few broken windows when they got to a house in the 700 block of west (pass - walk) pasewalk avenue just before six sunday morning.they were invited in by a woman who appead to be the victim of an assault. when officers went inside... 26 - year - old andrea woods - hunt of norfolk walked out of the kitchen holding a knife... threatening to kill the woman. officers convinced woods - hunt to drop the knife... and arrested him on charges of terroristic threats... obstructing a peace officer... 3rd degree assault... and criminal mischief. 3 south dakota has become the first state to give the go ahead to building the controversial bakken oil pipeline.the south dakota public utilities commission voted 2 to 1 to approve the construction permit... but that permit comes with conditions. and we don't know what those conditions are yet. plans call for the pipeline to start in bakken

then go through south dakota and six counties in northwest iowa on its way to illinois. a lot of landowners in iowa are fighting to get the iowa utilities board to reject the pipeline. that board is holding hearings on the project now. it isn't until february. 3 and we've got what *sounds* industry. 3 the obama the obama administration is requiring more renewable fuels be used in the nation's supply of gasoline next year. refiners will be required to blend more than 18 billion gallons. that's compared to about 17 and a half billion this year. but that's a little ways off from the 22 billion gallon goal congress set when it enacted the renewable fuel standard in 2007. 3 so this decision isn't making some iowa lawmakers very happy.u - s senator joni ernst says she's "extremely disappointed" by the agency's decision to set the ethanol requirement at a level less than what's called for by

quote... "the obama administration is once again using the e - p - a to impose their agenda on hardworking iowans."ernst says she remains "committed to protecting our domestic energy security and promoting innovation in the next generation of biofuels." 3 senator ernst was joined in her disappointment by iowa governor terry branstad.the governor says the decision... quote... "shows the lack of interest in providing consumers choice at the pump, creating jobs and increasing incomes in rural america, and reducing our dependence on foreign oil." branstad says his administration has strongly supported the r - f - s... with quite a few programs developed in the state to advance the development and use of biofuels. 3 iowa's governor says he sees *no* reason to delay a planned privatization of the state's medicaid plan. 3 terry branstad says the move is something done already in more than half the states in the u - s with few

happen january 1st. he says the change should be smooth and simple. 3 "those of us that are in health systems, like those of us who have the state employee it's a manage care system. and it's worked, i think very effectively, and it's worked effectively in other states and i see no reason why in iowa we can't work it effectively ."critics to this are talking about a are talking critics to this effectively ."critics to this are talking about a decision last week by a judge in des moines to cancel the contract with one of four selected management companies. the judge says the company should have disclosed legal issues it had managing medicaid in other states during the bidding process. the company in question is called wellcare. it plans to appeal this. 3 researchers at u - c - l - a say they've cured a disease that can be fatal in infants. it's called severe combined immunodeficiency... you might know it as "bubble baby" disease. reporter chris

are using the patient's own stem cells to help cure them. 3 days after bringing home her newborn twin daughtersalysia vaccaro could sense evangelina wasn't as healthy as her sister.((sot: alysia vaccaro/ mother)) i had a baby to compare her to and i just knew something was wrong with her.her mother's intuition - was testing revealed evangelina was born with severe combined immunodeficien cy - also called "skid" or "bubble baby" disease.it's a genetic disorder that leaves the body without an immune system making infants extremely vulnerable to illness.even the common cold can be deadly.((sot: alysia vaccaro/ mother))we wore masks, we had hand sanitizer, we had raw hands from cleaning so muchturned to dr. donald kohn - and a clinical trial at ucla - as a last hope.((sot: dr. donald kohn/ ucla broad stem cell research center)) it's gone from a 'one day, maybe' to a real clinical reality.that reality - dr. kohn says - is an actual cure for the disease.his treatment takes bone marrow from the patient to gather stem cells. a cloned gene is then added to correct what was missing at ucla broad stem cell research center)) those stem cells are where they can go back to the bone marrow and make the blood cells for the rest of the patient's life.so far, the treatment has restored immune the most recent clinical trials.that includes vaccaro/ mother))it is a cure i know it's a cure, we're years old doctors say she's in perfect health.chris

3 doctor kohn is now working with the f - d - a to make his treatment available across the country. he's also testing the same method as a cure for sickle cell disease. clinical trials for that treatment are going on now. 3 why wait for the gift you want?instead... the national retail federation says almost 60 percent of people are self - gifting this year... buying themselves presents. and stores

starting to cater to people wanting to pick up a little something for themselves. a lot of stores have rewards cards now for shoppers who buy specific things or spend a certain amount. to get those perks shoppers might buy something extra for themselves.according to the national retail federation... this holiday season americans plan to spend on average about 800 bucks. that's the same number as last year... but they're keeping more of that money for themselves. 3 3 3 3 3 not even kid's toys are safe from hackers.we'll show you how much they can learn about your kids... next... in your c - net tech update. 3

3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see close to 10" by early wednesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by

3 hackers have turnededigh tech toys into ways to o y on your ds. herere your c - net tech update.. 3 "not even kid's toys are safe from hackers. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""if your kid owns a vtech learning toy, a hacker could know their names, birthdays and where they live. the app store for vtech's learnng lodge was breached a little over two weeks ago, and according to a statement from vtech, (video from vtech: 0:22- 0:35)and according to a statement from vtech, this exposed the names, emails, passwords, mailing addresses and download history for 5 million accounts. but it goes way beyond that. a hacker also was able to pull up the photos taken of kids and their arents, along with chats and audio recordings made with the kid connect service. (photo from motherboard: 0:35-0:49)

motherboard, which was first to report ofhe hack. motherboard has been talking with the hacker involved, who provided the proof. the hacked data also includes names, gender and birthdays of more than 200-hundred-thousand kids. (video from vtech: 0:49- 1:22)the hacker reportedly found tens of thousands of photos on vtech's servers, and says there are no plans to publish or sell the data.motherboard consulted with a cybersecurity expert on the breached data, and it appears that vtech did not do enough to encrypt customer data or passwords to guard it from hackers. vtech sells tons of kid's learning toys, like tablets, phones and even smartwatches. when you have a company as big as vtech not dointhe basics when it comes to security and protecting your data, it should show you we have a huge cybersecurity problem on our hands. companies need to care to invest in security before they get hacked, not after.""*** so -- what's more worrysome than your kid's toys getting hacked? how about flying delivery drones swarming the skys. (video from amazon: 1:46- 2:36)it's a future amazon believesesstrongly in, and the company has released a video showing off a a w design for drones that t can get a package to youroor in 30 minutes or less. this prototype drone for ime air will load a shoebox-sized package from underneath the craft, lifted into it's belly, and is then sent flying off to your home. what you're seeing here is actual footage from a working

are sensors on board the drone to prevent the craft from hitting other things in the sky. when the craft gets near, you get an alert to make sure your yard is clear for landing, and you have to put out a big plastic amazon logo landing base, so the drone knows where to drop your package. amazon first started talking about delivery drones during the e liday shshpping season of 2013. but this project will not be taking off in the real world until the us federal aviation administration sets rules on how to handle commercial unmanned aircraft. personally i'm more curious to learn how amazon plans to deal with neighbors that plan on shooting these drones out of the sky. because you know that's going to happen. " "that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in

3 you just heard bridget carey's thoughts on the new amazon drone... up next... (genie) jeanne (mows) moos gives us her thoughts as only she can. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.e.

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (25 degrees) outside at

from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 it might look like a drone... but amazon's latest delivery prototype flies like a plane. when will it be landing in a backyard near you? c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos dissects the redesign. 3 --reporter pkg-g- follows--in amazon's lateststeek at their drone, the dog e es the kid's shoe, she needs a new pair for the big soccer game so send in the drone.this one can fly for 15 miles. it's still billed as a 30-minute delivery, but since amazon introduced its first prototype two years ago...oh my god things have changed.and it looks really cool well it's a pretty slick re-design people are practically going over the amazon teaser trailer with a magnifying glass. both the old drone screen left and the new one take off and land the same way...nat old version goes up like a helicopter. but the new version has 8 rather than 4 propellers, plus a pusher prop in the back which takes over once the drone rises 400 feet or so.and becomes a streamlined and fast airplane. the drone can do around 55 miles per hour.it uses sense avoid obstacles on the ground and in the air. but it seems preferring a nice big backyard. where it relieves itself of its under-5-pound package. unlike amazon's, google's experimental dronon have u ud line to lower their packages to the ground.how close is amaman to deploying drones? a senini exec told fox business...i think we're ready to go as soon as we get regulatory hurdles cleared. but those are there are lots of issues.people trying to take them down and steal contents because people are terrible that would happen. "what're you boys doing? hunting for christmas presents" and don't let the dog sink his teeth into the drone. it seems like drone delivery has gone to our

3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said andnd done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches acrcrs most of the area. some areasasould see close to 10" by early wednesdadamorning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by

3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...take a look as three cars get picked up... almomo hohoring in midair for a few seconds. this is surveillance video from a very unusual accident in china.but what you can't see at first is that sanitation vehicle on the right somehow picked up a steel wire that was on the ground... that's what stopped the three cars

3 3 teaching kids about gratitude and giving to others. coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... we'll show you how to raise a thankful child.d.plus your morning news, weathth and spspts are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it right here on siouxland news at

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 president obama meets with the president of turkey today... on the sidelines of climate talks in paris. the two leaders are expected to talk about turkey's downing of a russian warplane near its border with syria last week. the president is in paris

running out to stop global warming.the state department released the largest batch of emails yet from hillary clinton's private email server. this development comes on the same day the democratic frontrunner got a major endorsement from 13 female senators. on the republican side... donald trump called his monday meeting with african american pastors in new york city inspiring and unbelievable. the repupuican frontrunner says he expects a lot of endorsement to come.an.. jury selection is still going on today in the trial against one of six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. monday... demonstrators came together on the streets of baltimore... calling for justice. officer william porter faces manslaughter and other charges for his supposed role in the fatal april incident. 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

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3 3 3 the holiday season is a time for wishes... and for a lot of children... it turns into weeks s thinking aboutut hings* they want. ssthis isis good time for families to look for ways to teach kids about giving and being grateful... special correspondent sheila gray's focuses on raising a thankful child in this morning's family 4 - 1 - 1. 3 6:13 nats - you like learning, huh? laura powell and her sons julius and joe b. are getting ready for the holiday season by counting their blessings.:36 laura i work some odd hours, so we were already leaving each other messages. a few wee ago, the family arted including g in those messagag 3 things they're gratefululor.2:39 laura- and put a little smiley face and put 3 ings

((dissolved into julius reading it))2:55 ... the hershey company, cheez-its, and tv.9:30 trees to breathe, glass to see outside, and electricity to learn it's a lesson meant to fight the messages joe b and julius get from the world.7:08 you can see where this world is going. you can see how people are. it's all about things and more things. clinical psychologist dr. robin gurwitch says the holidays are a perfect time to start working with kids on being thankful and helping others. 1:03 robin - empathy, how we feel about others, thankfulness and gratitude are not things that c cldren develop without help, and that's on . parents can teach those lessons by helping children donate some of their toys, volunteering as a family at a food drive, or helping a neighbor. and model small acts of kindess throughout the year - like paying for someone's coffee at the drive through or simply saying thank you.super sheila gray19:44 experts say kids who learn about giving and their own gifts grow up to be more compassionate adults who can see beyond themselves2:41 robin - what we know about children of all ages is that when i reach out and help someone else, i actually do better myself. i become more resilient when bad things happen, and i'm able to cope better.6:59 i want them to be appreciative of everything, every little thing. laura says *she's* recognizing those little things more...1:14 you'll find yourself just driving down the road, and you'll get a breeze, and it make you more aware of those

gratitude exercise is already showing up in her kids...4:52 laura - my 9 year old came into the kitchen last night, i'm making dinner, and he says, can i help? is there anything i can do? :44 julius - i think everyone should try it because thanksgiving is coming. you have to know what you're grateful for sharing feelings of gratitude with family .. learning g out sharing with others at the sasa time. sig 3 two people were killed in a crash early yesterday morning near yankton south dakota.an (ack - yer - uh) acura driven by a 31 - year - old man was going st in the eastbound lanes of highway 50. that's where it hit a subura that was *going* east head on... it was driven by a 30 - year - old woman. the (ack - yer - uh) acura caught on fire after the crash. the driver of crash. after the caught on fire uh) acura the (ack - yer - old woman. by a 30 - year - it was driven head on... *going* east that was hit a subura that's where it highway 50. lanes of eastbound west in the was going year - old man driven by a 31 - uh) acura an (ack - yer - dadata.yankton south morning near yesterday a crash early were killed in two people 3 sigsame time. others at the sharing with others at the

3 two people were killed in a crash early yesterday morning near yankton south dakota.an (ack - yer - uh) acura driven by a 31 - year - old man was going west in the eastbound lanes of highway 50. that's where it hit a subura that was *going* east head on... it was driven by a 30 - year - old d man. the (ack - yer - uh) acura caught on fire after the crash. the driver of *that* car died there. the *other* driver was taken to a hospital in sioux falls... that's where *she* died. two *other* vehicles were involved in the crash later... but those drivers were *not* hurt. 3 and the heavy... wet snow yesterday was to blame for a *lot* of accidents.iowa depratment of transportation cameras caught what happened *after* an accident on interstate - 29...

a semi hit a car in the northbound lanes. this was just before a tow ban was put into effect for woodbury county yesterday. nobody in either the semi or the car was hurt. 3 3 and believe it or not... not *every* accident reported yesterday can be blamed on the snow. like this one... at the intersection of west 7th and hamilton. this w w yesterday morning. police say one vehicle ran a d light t d hit the other. one person was hurt and taken to the hospital. investigators say they don't think weather was a factor... just h5man error. 3 and it was "all hands on deck" for clearing the streets of sioux city.yesterday the city had 50 pieces of snow - plowing equipment on the streets. and the plan was to have 12 to 15 pieces of equipment out on the roads overnight. make sure you get your cars and trucks off the main streets especially... so snow clearing cananhappen todody. and it wouldn't hurt to do that on the side streets... too. just so those plows can easily clean up *your* neighborhood. 3 "and then we'll come back in the morning and evaluate it

50 pieces in the morning too, as of right now i don't know, just busy. we're supposed get more snow and if that's the case, the day crew will be going back out in the morning."3 crews will be paying extra attention to intersections and certain streets across the city... to make sure roads are as safe as possible given the conditions. 3 yesterday's heavy snow forced the city of sioux city to delay garbage collection.so folks who normally have their garbage and recycling picked up monday will have it picked up today instead.the city asks people affected to pull their binsns off the cucu so snow plows can clear the streets.this *only* affects people who have their garbage picked up on monday. people who have their garbage picked on tuesdays should still put their bins out just like normal. 3 but... there was at least *one* group that didn't mind the snow too much.most kids all across siouxland had their first real *snow day* of the year yesterday. a lot of schools

morning... too... like sioux city's public schools and bishop heelan catholic schools. both have a two hour late start this morning. a group of kids in dakota dunes were building snowmen yesterday. they even had scarves... clothes... and wigs for'em. ithose kids were playing for hours outside... but the cold wasn't going to stop them from enjoying their time off. 3 the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs made his first court appearance yesterday.a judge advised 57 - year - old robert lewis dear he's being held on suspion of first - gree murder, that charge could rry a minimum penalty of life in prison... or a maximum penalty of death... if he's convicted. when asked if he had any questions... dear said "no questions." the formal filing of charges in the case and the next hearing is sesefor december 9th. 3 friday's shooting at planned parenthood in colorado is raising questions about how we

national correspondent kristine frazao shows us... should the suspect be called a "gunman"... a "shooter"... or a "domestic terrorist." 3 many would say this man - the suspected mastermind of the recent paris attack -- abdelhamid abaaoud (ahb-dell hah-meed ah-bah-oood) -- is the face of terrorism.vo but what about t is man? robert dearthe man accused ofof killing 3 people e d wounding 9 at a colorado planned parenthood clinic friday. graphic not long after dear was taken into custodysocial media chatter began over whether he *too* should be considered a terrorist.sotkyle shideler, it's now more than a decade after 9-11. we have been at a war on terror against islamic jihadists for that time. so there's an awareness of that enemy in a way that people aren't aware of other terrorist organizations." vo law enforcement have yet to declare a motive in the colorado shootingbutthere are reports that dear mentioned the sale of fetal tissss - a hot button issss -- during h h arrest.graphic according to the fbidomestic terrorism is defined as:acts dangerous to human life which violate federal and state law to intimidate a population or to affect the conduct of governmentoccur primarily in the jurisdictional united statesvoexperts caution that the label of "domestic terrorist" compared to "shooter" or "gunman" could

"if we want to use domestic terrorism, it shouldn't be for one political side against another."vothere is bipartisan use of the label, when it comes to discussing friday's incidentsotsmartin o'malley "this most recent act of terror."mike huckabee "what he did is domestic terrorism"vo experts like kyle shideler (shied-ler) caution it's too quick to make that determination.sotschideler, "if i was going to make that determination, i would be looking for other ties to other known organziations or other known individual actors. and a sense that dear is fully aware of what he did"kristine stand upthe justice department is in contact with local colorado law enforcement. experts say it is *possible* the department could open a domestic terrorism case against robert dear in addition to murdererchchges.in washington, i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 threats against planned parenthood clinics have ramped $- up over the past few months. clinics in washington state and washington clinics in months. the past few ramped

threats 3 threats against planned parenthood clinics have ramped up over the past few months. clinics in washington state and california were set on fire in september. another clinic in new hampshire was broken into and vandalized with a hatchet in october. 3 two brothers just saved a trapped bald eagle in ontario canada.and at the same time... they took *this* memorable selfie. michael and neil fletcher found the eagle caught in a metal hunting trap while driving through the woods. they stopped to help... and were able to pry open the trap just enough to free the eagle's talon.this being 20 - 15... the two of them naturally took a selfie th the bird. they also o caught a video of the newly - freed eagle flying off into the canadian wilderness. 3

3 3 the n - a - i - a national volleyball tournament is back in sioux city. hear how briar cliff is hoping to bring home a win for the home team. and as for the visiting teams... some of the players saw snow in person for the first time ever! we talk to a player from a team in southern california. hear how their day went... next... in sports.

3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches

record from 1981 at 3 5.3".the majority of the snow has but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 i ihes across most of the area. . me areas

wednesday wiwi start a clearing and warmingngrend with temperatures bouncing back into the mid to upper 30s by thursday. 3 sports with sports director chris neyenhouse.good morning siouxland, here's a look in your morning sports.big things

week and the focus is squarely on sioux city. not only is the morningside football team, the number one seed hosting southern oregon in the national semifinals on saturday, but this week all the best *volleyball* teams converge on the tyson event center as well.24 of the best teams in the country vie for the right to be crownd national champions this week. here's some video from last year. that will include siouxland's own dordt anan briar clclf. pool play begins s tomorrow w wre four teams play each otherereach of the next three days. with the top two advancing to the first round. more than 17-thousand people are expected to attend the festivities now through friday. organizers say they're excited to show siouxland off to all the visitors. mike skaggs, naia tournament co- director "it gives us a chance to show off the city. we have great community support. the sponsors we have come back year after year. we've had some that have done volleyball every year that we've had it. basketball we've had a few that have been here 18 years with us. and they look forward to it. they build up relationships with the girls and the coaches over the years and keep in contact and it just makes for a great experience for everyone."briar cliff is up first tomorrow and the unranked chargers daunting task in pool play of trying to beat the number two team in the nation, lindsay wilson. it's pool play so that means they can afforora loss since they'll play the other two teams in their bracket. senior libero amy frank says they're certainly not playing that way though. at today's banquet the sioux city east grad reflected on her career coming to a close and what it'll take to beat such a great volleyball team. amy frank, briar cliff senior libero "we had our last practice today and that was kind of tough. but i don't think it's really sunk in yet. not completely. it will when we're done. but not yet. theyr'e a big team. they have a big outside i believe. i'm not sure one of their big front row players is really big and hits away at the ball so obvioulsy blocking is really important and defense. so for us just to focus on our side of the court because year every team we play here is really good. what we can do, just to be the best team we can be is what we need to focus on."iowa state football has their man! at a press conference today athletic director jamie pollard introduced matt campbell. the former toledo head coach knows

rocked the cyclon ootball experts icampbellability recru his biggest strengtoday he talked etting kids to their statecome matt cnew iowa s abouthaving foundaround you tget great foundation around this program. so to me that the grechallenglove the challenlove the bui 3 the righfor matt lace is special.numberthe fan support, thfacili opportunity to soutstandthink yocould go tmultipacross the country and nthis univers has. and for me it's abo puttintogether a lan. great peopleleadercome recruit realreallyand put the best football tethe foot field eevery saturday." and finanow imaginseeing first time. for most of us c rthat but f mvisiting the naia volleybtournamethat's twhat thexperienced toare pictures of the vanguard volleyball players just giddy over the snow they woke up to today. vanard is out of costa mesa california. so many of the kids are from that area and this is the first time tto make snowballs, snow angels, and snsnmen!jessica chase, vanguard junior "it was so funwoke up and d lour wow and it snowinwe're like obvio swe woutside raround in tsnow. it that likvenever felt so it was really hey were oh my 3 first time."looks like pfthanks afor watc witwaking up wius. hav great morning.be sure to join us for sports at 5 5nd 10back to yjake. 3 3 "supergirl" is flying high... while adam sandler gets it's (time)... your sunrientertainment ithbreak. 3 3 3 3 break.is after the entertainment your sunrise it's (time)... ridiculous.. sandler getwhile adam ."supergirl" 3

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3 sioux city had 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see close to 10" by early weweesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back

3 3 "supergirl" is flying high... and adam sandler gets ridiculous. plus... who's picking up the first movie awards of the season. suzanne marques has those stories and more in your eye on entertainment. 3 (narr:) new york kicked off the awards season with some of the year's biggest stars. robert redford and helen mirren were honored at the gotham awards for their r contributionsnsto independent film-making.sot robert redford/actor"i think that

risks and i like that. they're more about the human side of things"both actors had a busy year - starring in five films between the two of them. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) actress emmy rossum spread some holiday cheer at godiva. the shameless star helped launch "hot chocolate for a cause," which raises money for charity.(sot emmy rossum/actress) "if you're shopping and you're out and you're cold you can grab a hot chocolate and know that you're doing something good for you and for someone less fortunate as well"each hot chocolate raises a dollar for the charity toys for tots. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (nat "ridiculous 6"/netflix)(narr:) adam sandler hit the red carpet for the los angeles premiere of his movie. is a western comedy, with sandler on a journey to rescue his outlaw father.(standup suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles):"ridiculous 6" is sandler's first netflix production. it arrives on-line december 11th(nat "supergirl"/cbs communications) and it looks like a victory for supergirl. cbs has ordered seven more episodes of the comic book series, which makes for a total of 20 episodes this season. supergirl launched in october with the highest rated premiere of the

marques, cbs news, los angeles3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... there's a new trend of more and more people buying more gifts for themselves. in this season of giving, do you take the time to give to yourself? 3 3 still to come this morning... as world leaders meet in paris to talk about fighting air pollution and climate change... people who live in china are struggling for a

particularly in beijing we'll show you how bad the smog can get.it's now (time) as we take a look outside as we take a 3 look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and

3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 1981 at 5.3".the majority of the snow has already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even ththgh today's snowfall l ll be v vy light.when all is s id to 8 inches across most of the area. some areas could see wednesday morning.wednesday warming trend with temperatures bouncing back

3 as world leaders meet in paris to talk about combating air pollution and climate change... we take a look at china... where some people are struggling for a breath of fresh air. in cities like beijing. c - b - s news correspondent seth doane shows us how bad it can get. 3 the thick smog blanketed tiananmen square in a murky - hazardous - haze. levels of the most poisonous particulates were more than twenty times what the world health organization says is safe. (standup - in smog - seth clipip3)(seth:) on a polluted dayayike today beijing is limiting g tivities at factories and construction sites, it is also encouraging

cleaning. china launched a so- called war on pollution -- which today it appears to be losing. two-thirds of china's energy comes from coal. heating systems make pollution even worse. out with his family today, han wei told us the choking smog makes it tough just to leave the house. (sot - 0419 // 432)(seth:) your son is about six and a half - how much do you think about him when you're out in this pollution?(dad, in chinese:) i just hope the government could do more so my kid could live in a better environment. he said. but i know it's not going to be done in a day. v(seth live: the government has blamed the pollution on high humidity and a lack of wind scott, we found many people on the streets weren't wearing masks either because they questioned

resignation.)3 3 3 police in norfolk have arrested a man in connection with a domestic disturbance early sunday morningnpolice say they found quite a windows when they got to a house in the 700 block of west (pass - walk) pasewalk avenue just before six sunday morning.they were invited in by a man who appead to be the victim of an assault. when officers went inside... 26 - year - old andrea woods - hunt of norfolk walked out of the kitchen holding a knife... threatening to kill the woman. officers convinced woods - hunt to drop the knife... and arrested him on charges of terroristic threats... obstructing a peace officer... 3rd degree assault... and criminal mischief. 3 south dakota has become the first state to give the go ahead to building the controversial bakken oil pipeline.the south dakota public utilities commission voted 2 to 1 to approve the construction permit... but that permit comes with

know what those conditions are yet. plans call for the pipeline to start in bakken oil field of north dakota... then go through h uth dakota and six counties in northwest iowa on its way to illinois. a lot of landowners in iowa are fighting to get the iowa utilities board to reject the pipeline. that board is holding heings on the project now. it isn't expected to make a decision until february. 3 and we've got what *sounds* like good news for the ethanol industry. 3 the obama administration is requiring more renewable fuels be used in the nation's supply of gasoline next year. refiners will be required to blend more than 18 billion gallons. that's compared to about 17 and a half billion this year. but that's a little ways off from the 22 billion gallon goal congress set when it enacted the renewable fuel standard in 2007. 3 so this decision isn't making some iowa lawmakers very happy.u - s senator joni ernst says she's "extremely disappointed" by the agency's decision to set the ethanol

than what's called for by congress. she says that. quote... "the obama administration is once again using the e - p - a to impose their agenda on hardworking iowans."ernst says she remains "committed to protecting our domestic energy security and promoting innovation in the next generation of biofuels." 3 senat ernst was joined in her disappointment by iowa governor terry branstad.the governor says the decision... quote... "shows the lack of interest in providing consumers choice at the pump, creating jobs and increasing incomes in rural america, and reducing our dependence on foreign oil." branstad says his administratiti has strongly supported the r - f - s... with quite a few programs developed in the state to advance the development and use of biofuels. 3 iowa's governor says he sees *no* reason to delay a planned privatization of the state's medicaid plan. 3 terry branstad says the move is something done already in

the u - s s th few difficulties. it's set to happen january 1st. he says the change should be smooth and simple. 3 "those of us that are in health systems, like those of us who have the state employee health plan, it's a manage care system. and it's worked, i think very effectively, and it's worked effectively in other states and i see no reason why in iowa we can't work it effectively ."3 critics to this are talking about a decision last week by a judge in des moines to cancel the contract with one of four selected management companies. the judge says the company should have disclosed legal issues it had managing medicaid in other states during the bidding process. the company in estion is called wellcare. it plans to appeal t ts. 3 a survey shows almost 20 percent of peace corps volunteers experienced some type of sexual assault during thier service. more than half of those say they

pressure to change a culture of victim - blaming goes back years. but as reporter kris van cleave shows... some survrvors still claim they're blamed or punished. 3 pkg script(sot) (danae smith) (17 40 07)my initial thought was they're going to rape me. these men are going rape me. narr: 23 year old ace corps volunteer danae smith had been in the remote dominican republic town of los mosquitos- for eight monthswhen, in april, two men with machetes forced her off this-the village's main road. narr: smith got away and reported the assault to the peace corps. within a week the agency told her she was going home..(sot) (danae smith) (17 15 09) they also o ld me that t my attack had occurred because i had been walking in my site and as a volunteer it was my job to be more proactive in preventing it from happening. narr: more than 500 volunteers have reported experiencing a sexual assault in a little over two years. we spoke with nearly a dozen who questioned how their recent cases were handled - they told us they felt *criticized* and were threatened they would be fired. narr: 5 years ago, the peace corps - a government agency - faced intense rutiny over its response to seseal assaults. congresssspasseded law ananthe agency's then director vowed change(sot) (aaron williams, former pc director) (may 11, 2011

nationally recognized leader in victims' rights to be our first agency's victim advocate. narr: that leader was kellie green.(sot) (kellie green) (15 28 58) i'm getting phone calls and i'm getting emails from returned volunteers that are in tears because they can't get the help that they need. narr: cbs news found *some peace corps employees* attemptptg to limit the nunuer of i icountry counseling sessions for xual assault survivororto a maximum of six. in this 2014 email - a peace corps clinical psychologist said of a volunteer the "need for ongoing therapy is an indication" the volunteer was "not a good fit for peace corps service."narr: after another volunteer asked for additional counseling, a peace corps' medical officer sent this email saying "i'm sure this will make no difference in her behavior."(sot) (kellie green) (15 43 23) i pushed the agency to really do what they have the capability of doing. . and that't'what's so o frustrating is they have the ability to dodohis and it is a choice not to.narr: earlier this month, the peace corps suspended her without pay for allegedly creating a hostile work environment. but green says, she was punished for standing up for the victims she was hired to protect.narr: bonnie scott was a peace corps volunteer in albania. earlier this year, she says she alerted peace corps one of its american officials was allegedly sexually assaulting albanian women.(sot) (bonnie scott) (12 24 05) he was given the option to resign rather than face miscondudu charges,

would bebecovered up. narr: shortly after the official sent this email saying he was resigning for personal reasons, the peace corps fired scott for improperly filling out paperwork. (sot) (bonnie scott) (12 25 05) they basically kicked me out, ten days after they let this sex offender just resign.narr: inspector general reports show multiple cases of peace corps personnel - accused in sexual assaults - resigning ahead of administrative action.and then allowed to re-apply to the agency. narr: a 2014 i-g report warned the peace corprp screening process for re- hiring was not detectininpast misconduct.narr: one volunteer who admitted to violating the agency's sexual assault policywas later hired to work at the agency's headquarters in washington dc. (sot) (carrie hessler-radelet) (14 51 29) that person is no longer employed by peace corps. but i will also say that we are putting in place systems, mechanisms to ensure that will not happen in the future.(sot) (carrie hessler- radelet) (14 52 20) person after person paints this picture of at least some percentage of the time, what appepes to be blaming or retaliatoo responses to people who have just suffered a trauma.this is unacceptable to us and we are trying to change the culture. our best indicator of volunteer satisfaction with our services is our sexual assault response quality assurance survey and 96 percent have said they are satisfied with their services. narr: that anonymous survey was sent to 183 people. just 52 responded. (sot) (carrie

have made enormous progress, but it is a huge task and every single day we are e providing better care.narr: but danae smith feels only disappointment.(sot) (danae smith) (17 50 49) i feel like peace corps failed me every step of the way.>tag 3 3 new hope for people fighting an often fatal and aggressive form of brain cancer. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you how a new experimental drug treatment is making a difference. 3 3 3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily record from 19811t 5.3".the mamarity of the snow hasas already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds will pick up today and possibly cause some blowing and drifting some blowing possibly cause up today and winds will pick tonight.area later out of the system moves the time this inch or two by see another but we could already fallen, the snow has the majority of 5.3".from 1981 at daily record breaking a yesterday 6.6 inches sioux city had 3 3 3 3 difference.making a treatment is drug experimental how a new we'll show you healthwatch... up next in your cancer. form of brain and aggressive an often fatal people fighting new hope for 3 3 tag>of the way.m.mevery step corps failed me evevy step of

3 3 new hope for people fighting an often fatal and aggressive form of brain cancer. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you how a new experimental drug treatment is making a difference. 3

3 3 sioux city had 6.6 inches yesterday breaking a daily

already fallen, but we could see another inch or two by the time this system moves out of the area later tonight.winds possibly cause some blowing and drifting snow even though today's snowfall will be very light.when all is said and done, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches across most of the close to 10" by early wednesday morning.wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures bouncing back

3 a new clinical trial is giving hope to people with a highly aggressive type of brain cancer. patients in the experiment are getting a chemotherapy drug delivered directly into their tumors. c - b - s news correspondent don champion is in new york. 3 chris and laura amundsen (a- mund-sin) sped up their wedding after chris received devastating news.the 37 year old has an often fatal brain cancer called glioblastoma. (glee-oh-blast-oh-muh)sot: (chris amundsen/patient) "it was kind of a shock.. i didn't, you know, it's a scary name but at the time i really didn't know that how life threatening it was."sot: (laura amundsen /patient's wife) "they told us i should take off from work and spend as much time with him because it would be my last summer with him."the long island couple would not give up. they found an experimental drug treatment program at lenox hill hospital in new york nats: "all right, let's get you inside.".directed by dr. john boockvar.sot: (dr. john boockvar/lenox hill hospital) "so this clinical trial is novel because we're giving a high dose of the medication that we normally give by mouth directly into the tumor."a catheter is placed in the patient's groin and threaded to the brain, so that a higher amount of the drug goes

(boockvar) "and thereby limiting exposure to the rest of your body of that drug." standup: (don champion/new york) "amundsen was the last patient enrolled in the first phase of the clinical trial here at lenox hill. that means he was allowed to receive a higher dose compared to other patients."the goal of the treatment is to keep amundsen's tumor from growing so far it has remained the same.sot: (amundsen) "i'm hoping this kills the tumor completely. i know that may not happen but i'm still hopeful for it."for now chris and laura are planning their future which includes starting a family.don champion, cbs news, new york. 3 the second phase of the trial that's about to roll out will determrme the effectiveness s the trtrtment.

3 not even kid's toys are safe from hackers. we'll show you how much they can learn about your kids... next...

3 3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (25 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 hackers have turned high tech toys into ways to spy on your kids. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "not even kid's toys are safe from hackers. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""if your kid owns a vtech learning toy, a hacker could know their names, birthdays and where they live. the app store for vtech's learnng lodge was breached a little over two weeks ago, and according to a statement from vtech, (video from vtech: 0:22- 0:35)and according to a statement from vtech, this exposed the names, e eils, passwords, mailing addrerees and download history for 5 million accounts. but it goes way beyond that. a hacker also was able to pull up the photos taken of kids and their parents, along with chats and audio recordings made with the kid connect service. (photo from motherboard: 0:35-0:49) that discovery comes from motherboard, which was first to report of the hack. motherboard has been talking with the hacker involved, who provided the proof. the hacked data also includes names, gender and birthdays of more than 200-hundred-thousand kids. (video from vtech: 0:49- 1:22)the hacker reportedly found tens of thousands of photos on vtech's servers, and says there are no plans to publish or sell the data.motherboard consulted

appears that vtech did not do enough to encrypt customer data or passwords to guard it from hackers. vtech selllltons ofofid's learning toys, like tablets, phones and even smartwatches. when you have a company as big as vtech not doing the basics when it comes to security and protecting your data, it should show you we have a huge cybersecurity problem on our hands. companies need to care to invest in securityefore they get hacked, not after.""*** so -- what's more worrysome than your kid's toys getting hacked? how about flying delivery drones swarming the skys. (video from amazon: 1:46- 2:36)it's a future amazon believes strongly in, and the company has released a video showing off a new design for drones that can get a package to your door in 30 minutes or less. this prototype drone for prime air will load a shoebox-sized package from underneath the craft, lifted into it's belly, and is then sent flying off to your home. what you're seeing here is actual footage f fm a working prototype. amazon says there are sensors on board the drone to prevent the craft from hitting other things in the sky. when the craft gets near, you get an alert to make sure your yard is clear for landing, and you have to put out a big plastic amazon logo landing base, so the drone knows where to drop your package. amazon first started talking about delivery drones during the holiday shopping season of 2013. but this project will not be taking off in the real world until the us federal aviation administration sets rules on how to handle commercial unmanned aircraft. personally i'm more curious to learn how amazon plans to deal with neighbors that plan on shooting these drones out of the sky. because you know that's goingngo happen. " "that's it for this tech news

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