3 good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up

3 look for 3 look for sunny skies the 3 3 3 police in california are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting at an office holiday party in san bernadino that killed 14 people... and hurt 17 others. c - b - s news correspondent chris martinez has s e latest from san bernardino, california. 3 (pkg) authorities have revealed the identities of the two suspects they believe are responsible for the mass shooting at inland regional center.the pair - identified as 28 year old syed rizwan farook and his wife, 27 rizwan farook year old syed rizwan farook and his wife, 27 year old, tafsheen malik (also track tashfeen malik) - fled the scene of the massacre in a black suv.both suspects died in a gun battle with police...just two miles away from the shooting. inside the suv investigators found assault rifles and semi- automatic handguns.(sot chief jarrod b bguan of the san bernardino police department) based upon what t have seen and based upon how they were equipped, there had to have be some degree of planning that went into this.-nats- officials say farook, an environmental specialist for san bernardino county, left a holiday party held for workers at the center in anger....then returned a short time later with malik...dressed in assault style clothing and

just numb i called my kids, said there was a shooting here, told them to be safe. there's nothing else you can do. appearing with local muslim leaders...farook's brother in law condemned the attacks...and expressed his remorse:(sot farhan khan/ brother in law) 'i am very sad that people lost their lives. i am shock that something like this could happen.' (standup) as the investigation continues to unfold, authorities have not ruled out terrorism as a motive.bowdich, assistant director, fbi is a possibility but we dont know that yet and we're not willing to go down that road yetaututrities worked late into the night at ththscene of the deadly shooting.... after bomb squads found and d tonated a suspicious pipe bomb device

3 all non n essential county ffices in san bernardino arec closed today. 3 the shootings in california are making waves already on capitol hill. we continue our coverage this morning with by talking to lawmakers. here's our national correspondent kristine frazao. 3 kristine frazao on cam president obama has already been briefed on the situation by a homeland security advisor and will be kept up to date on the matter. it will be several hours and perhaps even days before all the pieces of this are put together but we are told both the f-b-i and a-t-f agents were on the scene as well as a bomb squad.president obama did give his reaction to this in an cbs news:obama: my hope is we are able to contain this particular shooting and we don't yet know what the motives of the shooter are, but we do know there are steps we can take to make americans safermeanwhile lawmakers on capitol hill have been following the news as well to offer their rep. will hurd/ r-texas my thoughts out to the family of those who lost someone in the shooting and to those that are are injured, long a loved one is a difficult thing.rep. beto o'rourke/d-texasthere have been so many condolences offered to so many shootings i can only imagine what the victims have gone through, what there families are enduring rep. bradley byrne/r- alabama"in the immediate aftermath of a shooting, it is not unusual for there to be some confusion as to what happened, let's wait and get the facts and see what actually did happen and then we can make some more reasoned approach to what need to happen going forward."former congresswoman gabrielle giffords - herself a victim of gun violence - took to twitter calling the latest shooting "sad, awful and frightening news"on cam krisisne frazao certainly a lot over this tragag incident in san bernardino. here in washington with some clashing ideas about gun control. we expect this will reignite the debate here

3 police here in *siouxland* think they've caught the man behind tuesday morning's robbery at the north sioux city casey's store.25 - year - old mykel booth from atlanta georgia was

yesterday.he's charged with 1st degree robbery... aggravated assault... grand theft... and commission of a felony while armed with a firearm.police sayaye's the man that nt into the store on river drive... fired a gun to scare the workers... then made off with some cash. booth is in the minnehaha county jail now... being held without bail. 3 police in clay county south dakota are offering a reward for information in the murder investigation of a sioux city woman earlier this year.29 - year - old alicia hummel's body was found at the myron grove boat dock near vermillion june 1st. an auaupsy found she diededof blunt force trauma to the head and that her throat had been cut. now... there's a 5 - thousand dollar reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer. the clay county sheriff's office is asking anyone with any information on this case to call them directly at 605 - 677 - 7100. 3 a group of concerned people in iowa are still pushing for action against what they're

mills."last night in le mars the "iowa friends of companion animals" held a public meeting on the welfare of animals in iowa breeding facilities. they showed a presentation on where the animals were held and how they were treated. their goal is to increase oversight of dog breeders in the state. 3 "well it is always important to get out to the public. make awareness for the issue, teach people what puppy mills are, teach people what the issues with them, show them images of 3 the facilities that are in the state of iowa, as well as letting them know that we are working towards improving the situation."after the presentation... a question and answer session was held to talk about problems and courses of action. 3 the athletesesgoing totohis year's n - a - i - a national volleyball tournament in sioux the game.yesterday morning the players were part of a clinic for special olympic athletes. more than 75 special

3 "and days like this... were they form some friendships with these college athletes. they have a chance to kinda play games together... and enjoy the activities. it's really an important thing for our athletes to have those experiences."3 the special olympic clinic was sponsored by thompson dean drug. the event was supposed to be monday... but it was postponed because of that snow storm. 3 a nebraska lawmaker is working to make medical cannabis legal in the state.state senator tommy garrett is touring the state after a trip to minnesota to investigate that state's cannabis oil laws. yesterdadahe brought that tour to dakota city... along with the families of some patients who could benefit from legal cannabis. 3 "telling them to move out of the state, that's not an option. telling them to break the law and to self-medicate, that's not an option either. there are a lot of people who are self-medicating, and

them to break the law just so they can have some quality of life."garret says the issue is important because some sick nebraskans dot really have any other options. 3 it's taken almost four months longer than expected... but a major morningside road is finally open now.the city officially re - opened glenn avenue to traffic at noon yesterday. a six block stretch of street was closed in mid - june for what was supposed to be a two - month long reconstruction process. instead... that project was pushed back quite a fefetimes. but evenen though the road is back open... the project still isn't finished. landscaping work needs to be done... but that'll wait until spring. 3 do you sometimes look in your closet... and wonder why you bought that really ugly outfit you never wear? or in that kitchen... that ugly coffee mug you never use?it might be because stores are u ung psychology and resesech totoncourage shoppers to open their wallets. if

if items are on the middle of a shelf... and if a price ends in nine... studies show people are more likely to buy those items. how sales clerks treat customers might also influence shoppers. but according to a recent study... the nice guy doesn't always finish first. rude sales people in luxury stores can cause customers with lower self - esteem to spend more.3 and if you think the music you hear is random... think again. the right genre can make shoppers happier and lose track of time. studies show pop music leads to impulse buys. whereas shoppers may not pay attention to lesser known music... and instead focus on prices. 3 3 3

3 coming up... 3 coming up...are more americans trying to join isis? a new report gives us a look at this growing problem.

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3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... a nebraska state senator is campaigning to make medical cannabis legal. do you think medical cannabis should be legal in nebraska? 3 if you're a star wars fan but not a verizon customer... you might have to go to the dark side. c - b - s news correspondent jamie (you - cuss) yuccas is in new york with your c - b - s moneywatch. 3 november was a good month to find a job. payroll processor adp says private employers added 217,000 workers last month. most of the jobs were in the service sector, only 6000 of them were in manufacturing.stocks sank wednesday after the price of oil dropped 5-percent and tech stocks gave up earlier gains. the dow was down 158 points. the nasdaq lost 33.//here's something else star wars fans can geek out aboutverizon is giving out free star-wars themed google cardboard viewers the catch - you do have to be a verizon customer - and supplies are limited.there are four designs to the platform that acts as a mount for a cell phone. how would you like to have a hot starbucks delivered to your home on a cold winter morning? well that will soon be possible for people in the seattle area as starbucks and postmates test a pilot program. you might want to order more than one cup and some food. the delivery charge is $5.99.that's your cbs moneywatch report, for more head to cbs moneywatch.com, in

3 the hunt for isis followers in america is now going on in *all* 50 states. the george washington university program on extremism reports 56 suspects have been captured so far this year for supposed ties to the terrorist group. that's the highest number of terror arrests in this country in a single year since the nine - 11 attacks. the f - b - i is investigating the most cases in new york and

pegues shows us what makes the search so tough. 3 ctm script:of the 71 people charged so far with isis related activities, most are men and 25 years old or younger. and they come from an "array of ethnic groups" and "socio-economic and educational statuses". (gfx out) (nats lorenzo)"no common profile, spread throughout the country." .lorenzo vidino is one of the reports' authors ((sot))(sot lorenzo 17:18:38) 17:18:38jeff: so there's no cookie cutter id of who these people are?lorenzo: could not be more heterogeneous. jeff: and that's a problem for law enforcement. lorenzo: profiling absolutely does not work. (headline gfx in) no other case is perhaps more representative of that than the arrest of a mississippi couple in august. (gfx out) mohammad dakhlalla and jaelyn young were arrested after the fbi noticed their pro-isis twitter posts. over the last year - fbi director james comey - has said repeatedly that his agents have their work cut out for them.((sot comey thu0196)"there isn't a particular demographic -- to location or to age -- the syria travelers early on range from something like 18 to 63." (gfx in) the report says the so-called "isis u.s. echo chamber" continues to attract followers on twitter with posts like this one, "mujahideen are true real men". 300 american isis sympathizers involved in the u.s. "isis twitter scene" were monitored during the study. and nearly 1/3 of the tracked purportedly operated by women. online is just talkbut the report concludes that at some point, a subset of americans inside the domestic isis bubble, will "move from chatter to aion".for cbs

washington. (gfx out)3 3 3 lori berenson... an american citizen... was sentenced by a military court to life in prison in peru in january 1996 for collaborating with the tupac amaru revolutionary movement to attack the nation's congress and overthrow the government. but the attack never happened. berenson's 46 now... and she's coming back to the united states a

mother of a 6 - year - old boy. he was born and lived with her in prison until she was released. 3 3 it looks like nato could expand again... it formally invited montenegro to join the alliance yesterday. nato announced the invitation at its headquarters in belgium. montenegro is a small balkan nation on the adriatic sea... east of italy. the move is likely to anger russia... which considers nato expansion a threat to *its* security. montenegro already supports nato efforts in afghanistan and has cooperated with the alliance in other ways. nato... the north nato... the north atlantic treaty organization... is a military alliance among the united states... canada... turkey... and 25 other nations in europe. 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... how do you raise shrimp in northwest iowa? we'll find out at the "the shrimp shed." coming up next in "proud to be a hometown farmer."

3 3 look for sunny skies the week, as high begins to dominate the area. afternoon temperatures will slowly be warming up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower tomorrow. cloud cover is due to come back over the weekend, but things will stay quiet and dry for the next several temperatures

3 when you think iowa livestock you think cows... hogs... and shrimp?that's what mike (hoik) heuck is growing near everly, iowa. we're heading to "the shrimp shed" for this edition of "proud to be a hometown farmer." 3 "that's around a 15 gram shrimp right there." and that big guy is just one of about 40,000 shrimp you'll find at mark (hoik)'s heuck's shrimp farm near everly, iowa.he calls it "the shrimp shed." "a lot of people in the area had never seen a live shrimp." so how do you raise such an unfamiliar creature...shrimp... in northwest, iowa?you start with a good habitat. "they're just a vinyl outdoor swimming pool is all they are." mike has 12 of those pools...he tests the water quality inside each of them once a day.and makes sure the temperature stays around 80 degrees."you don't want your water temperature to change more than a couple degrees in a 24 hour period." the shrimp come in as babies...and swim around for a few months here. "we're looking at a 5 month turn around." mike also has to feed the shrimp...that happens twice a day. "there aren't a lot of choices." he gets this stuff out of pennsylvania.the

older.and that's about all there is to it.mike (hoik) heuck...raising shrimp... surrounded by cornfields...in northwest, iowa. 3 if you think of a farmer that would be great here on "proud to be a hometown farmer... you can nominate them to be featured here!just go to our web site... siouxlandnews.com slash sunrise...or you can e - mail me...my e - mail address is j - heller at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 still to come this morning...

traffic stop last month almost turned deadly when a driver shot at a pennsylvania police officer nearly point blank. we'll show you how the officer is doing... and what the department is doing to catch that driver. you're watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3 there are 2 distinct types of people; folks who use cars as appliances and people who that second are some great consider for them. for instance; an emergency travel kit is always a great idea to keep stashed in the trunk...you just never know! lots of "car people" have an enthusiast car they store for a while or even the entire winter; buy them a battery charger! one maintenance item i've never liked doing is polishing headlights. but, there are now several brands offering headlight films that protect from both ultraviolet fading and cracks from flying debris. the last thing on my short list...is actually on my short list: a dash cam. face it, we see some crazy things outside our cars; for just a few bucks, you can capture that excitement for everyone to see! need to pick up a gift for your car person? just visit one of car care pros here in town.auto matters brought to you by arnold motor supply. you can find everything you need to get your car running it's best and you'll receive the best service that you deserve. "service is the difference we get it." visit one of our many local locations for any

3 car care needs.3 3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with

heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 look for 3 3

pennsylvania this morning for the man who started shooting... almost killing a police officer. the shooting happened during a traffic stop and it was all caught on tape. reporter don champion takes a look. 3 (sot wed0155 :21) "do you have your license with you?" (-:23) in law enforcement there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop... (sot wed0155 :41) "turn around and put your hands behind your back bang"(- :43) ... and the suspect wanted in this shooting in pennsylvania nearly two weeks ago is still on the run. (sot wed0347 chief mark bentzel/northern york county regional police department :25) "this was just a very very close dangerous encounter for the police officer " (-:32) dashcam video shows how it all started when officer lynn anderson with the northern york county regional police department pulled over a driver. (sot wed0155 :14) "you're not using turn signals and you're weaving in out of your lane" (-:16) after smelling marijuana he asked the driver- later identified as being (wed0347 :12) trev jackson, to get out of the car. that's when investigators say jackson pulled out a gun opening fire. (sot wed0155 :42) nat gunshots (-:43) even though he was shot at in close range, officer anderson avoided getting hit. (sot wed0347 :41) "it's no less

officer is alive and well and doesn't have a gunshot wound in his body or is dead. this man tried to kill our police officer" (-:49) (wed0347 :53) police believe jackson tried to distract officer anderson moments before the shooting by throwing his license on the ground. investigators believe jackson was injured when officer anderson returned fire. don champion, cbs news. 3 officer anderson took seven mandatory days off after the shooting and is now back at work. 3 presidential candidate mike huckabee was in onawa yesterday at in onawa huckabee was candidate mike presidential presidential candidate mike huckabee was in onawa yesterday at the monona county veterans memorial museum. 3 he talked to a crowd of about 20 people about his experience as governor of arkansas... and how it makes him the best candidate. he said he didn't like president obama apologizing for america's prosperity in paris... sayingng he'd rather spend time fighting isis instead of climate change. 3 "everyone who is willing to work with us, to destroy the

islam, we should patner with. and whether that is other middle eastern gulf state nations, which it should be; whether it is nato nations, which it should be; even whether it is russia. "3 he also talked about the issues of immigration... taxes... and the size of the federal government. huckabee said he'd end obamacare and work more toward preventing cancer... heart disease... alzheimer's... and diabetes. 3 3 democratic frontrunner hillary clinton's campaign is coming back to sioux city.the former senator and secretary of state will visit the carpenter's training center on west 19th street friday morning.doors will open at 10... the former secretary of state will speak at 11 - 30 friday morning. 3 3 and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum will be back in iowa this weekend as well.his itenerary includes two stops in siouxland... the first at at house party sunday night in spirit lake. that gets started at 7 o'clock.the next morning

religious liberty town hall event at cronk's cafe in denison.that gets started at 9 o'clock monday morning. 3 the parents of a former sergeant bluff - luton first grader have filed a federal lawsuit saying the special education student was abused by a teacher. siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll has more on this story. 3 kevin and suzanne gosch claim special ed teacher miranda riediger (ride-ig'-gur) dragged their child across a carpet causing rug burns to his back and shoulders.they're suing her... the principal.. and the district... for inflicting harm on the 9 year old who's been diagnosed with autism and epilepsy.according to court documents, on the morning of january 30, 20-14, the minor left his desk and laid on the floor and "began kicking his legs and moving his hands in the air" but did not make physical contact with students or staff. when the minor would not return to his desk after being asked, the special education teacher grabbed the student "by the wrists and/or legs" and drug him across the carpeted classroom floor. the minor "cried out in pain, 'stop, my back!'" the teacher stopped. upon inspection of the minor's back, injuries on his right and left shoulder blades and the middle of his back were found. parents of the student, filed a report with the sergeant bluff police department. the chief of

resource officer, followed up with the parents, but according to court documents "was already proclaiming the teacher's innocence despite the fact that an investigation of the incident had yet to be conducted." he also referred to the minor as a "handful" and said he "was like an 800 pound gorilla." after the parents filed a complaint with the iowa department of education, the teacher was investigated and founded for level 1 allegations of abuse. according to the administrative code, "a teacher under investigation for physical abuse must be placed on administrative leave when the level 1 investigation is 'founded.'" the district failed to do this. according to the district website, both employees are still employed at this time. the minor is currently being treated at siouxland mental health because of "serious emotional distress and suffering in the days and weeks following the parents are seeking compensation for the injuries and damages inflicted, as well as attorneys' fees and punitive damages."it was filed in federal court. we will be serving the lawsuit on the defendants within the next week or so. they have 20 days, i believe, to answer. then we proceed with the discovery process. in federal court we're usually looking at a trial maybe a year to a year and a half from now."siouxland news contacted rod earleywine, superintendent of sergeant bluff-luton community school district, who did not have a comment at this time. whether their job, is up to the

the plaintiffs are seeking at this time. "we're very limited what we can ask for in these types of cases. civil lawsuits come down to one thing and that's holding people accountable and making them pay for whatever damages they've caused." the minor is now enrolled at an out-of- district placement.so far the s-b-l school district has had no comment. but may provide one in the next 3 to 4 weeks after reviewing the lawsuit. 3 a lot of nebraskans a lot of

3 a lot of nebraskans will be celebrating the holidays while serving our country. but one program is helping military men and women get into the holiday spirit. reporter alice (cline - peter) kleinpeter shows us how. 3 pkg 1:19natsthis isn't quite the north pole, but these volunteers are packing this trucknats of loading treesfull of christmas cheer.don spilker, spilker pine ridge tree farmit's just a joyous time of the year and you try to make as many hearts happy as you can.don spilker owns spilker pine ridge tree farm in lincoln...where they're loading up the 23 trees he donated...plus a number of others from farmers around the state.spilker says he's been participating for about 10 years...and since then the number of trees donated has grown.don spilker, spilker pine ridge tree farm"and i think our counts probably going to be more than 150 this year.nats of loading trees david glass, pine patch tree farm, hastingsi think it's a really nice way for us to pay back..what the service people do for us.earl motschenbacher ((motz-en-bocker)) has also taken part for several years...and he knows what its like for those who may not get

experience.earl motschenbache r, vfw 3606 volunteerit means a lot to me because i was overseas at christmas time and there wasn't even a christmas tree.the program will send trees to bases in the u-s *and overseas...nats of trees loaded. alice kleinpeter on camthese trees are lifted...loaded...and this specific bunch will make their way to a base in missouri. david glass, pine patch tree have to bring a bigger truck making the holidays a little merrier for those who serve our country.3 3 a cake decorator's artwork goes viral for all the right reasons...this is a picture of the cake lisa sarber aldrich bought and had decorated at a (meyer) meijer grocery store. she posted the picture along with a sweet backstory on facebook. turns out the worker aldrich asked to decorate this cake is autistic and was supposed to have someone else do the writing.aldrich didn't know

for help... but she was perfectly happy with how it turned out. store employees thanked aldrich for being so kind and accepting... and said getting to write on a cake likely made the bakery worker's day. 3 3 3 this holiday season you might want to take a trip back in time... to bethlehem. we'll talk about that next... in "talk of the town." 3

3 look for 3 3 look for sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure

3 bethlehem revisited is a great way to get into the holiday spirit with your family. that's why anne jeneary and greg jeneary are here for talk of the town this morning. to tell us all about the fun. good morning!

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 nothing says "happy holidays" like reminding your family... you're going to die someday. we'll show you a christmas commercial that has folks changing travel plans. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (one degree) outside at

from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 some are calling it the saddest christmas commercial ever... with the darkest plot twist. but this tearjerker also seems to be warming hearts and even changing some travel plans. what do you think? c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos takes a look. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- it's not exactly bringing joy to the world.it had at least one host....worst comercial ever prostrate on her anchor desk. a german supermarket commercial shows an older man left alone at christmas by his busy family....i just wanted to call and let you know that we can't make it for christmas this year then family members get the news that he has died. in their grief, the family gathers at his home. surprise! old guy appears. daughter gasps. how else could i have brought you all together? mmh? papa! (hug music)to some it was a "cruelly manipulative twist ending." "because there's nothing that says 'great holiday dinner' like faking your own death."but thousands of commenters were tremendously moved. georgina reilly even changed her flight to spend more time with her family over christmas.i watched. i was just in a

husband is going 'what is going on, what are you watching.' it makes me cry every time. i probably watched it 4 times and every single time it gets me. the creative director of the ad agency that made the spot says they set out to make an emotional message about holiday priorities.i had to watch it maybe 800 or 900 times. and i cried so many times i can't tell you. but it's your idea! so what! (jeanne moos) the commercial reminded some viewers of, get this, an episode of little house on the prairie. the neglected mother fakes her demise and shows up in a veil at her own wake eavesdropping on her adult children.what a pity it takes something like this to bring us together again. amen to that!her offspring end up doing a circle jig around their revived mom. when georgina told her parents she'd be staying an extra week...they're like oh that's great. more time to see everybody. did you tell them it was because of a german supermarket commercial?laugh alternate plot twist...papa gives his gaspan actual gasp daughter...gives his twist...papa alternate plot laugh commercial?german supermarket commercial?laugh alternate plot twist...papa gives his daughter...gaspan actual heart attack with his

3 3 look for sunny skies the rest of the sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure begins to dominate the area. afternoon temperatures warming up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower 40s by tomorrow. cloud cover is due to come back over the weekend, but things will stay quiet and dry for the next several days with temperatures

3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise

some of this year's most trendy baby names are getting filtered through social media. kid names like lux... valencia... willow... and ludwig are getting more popular. they're also all names of filters used to tweak pictures on instagram. another trend... royal - sounding names like prince... king... princess... and reign.tradition isn't totally gone... though. according to an annual list from baby center dot com 20 - 15's most popular baby names are sophia and jackson.sophia and baby names are sophia and jackson. 3

6 o'clock hour... full time childcare is a necessity for most working parents... but rising costs are pricing some families out. we'll show you why it's more expensive than college in many states.college in many states.plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx)

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 police in california are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting at an office holiday party in san bernadino that killed 14 people. police say two suspects... one man and one womane... died in a gun fight with police two miles from where the massacre happened. late wednesday they were identified as 28 - year - old syed farook... a county employee... and 27 - year - old tashfeen malik. officials think there was some

this.british warplanes have started hitting isis targets in syria... hours after the country's parliament approved the move. the airstrikes come close to three weeks after the terror group claimed responsibility for the paris terror attacks that killed 130 people. president obama welcomed the move... saying isis *must* be defeated by a global response.and in the meantime... ben carson is struggling to get ground back in the republican presidential contest. latest polls show the former neurosurgeon in third place among g - o - p voters... after weeks of trying to articulate his foreign policy vision. donald trump is still leading the pack... while democratic frontrunner hillary clinton continues to widen her lead against vermont senator bernie sanders. 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 heller.and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 look for 3 sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure begins to dominate the area. afternoon temperatures will slowly be warming up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower 40s by tomorrow. cloud cover is due to come back over the weekend, but things will stay quiet and dry for the next several days with temperatures continuing the warming trend. 3

3 with more parents working full time... childcare is a necessity for many... but as reporter karina mitchell shows us... the rising costs of caring for kids is pricing some families out. 3 (vo - huntington station, ny) when 3 month old connor was born (jumping toy) - first time parents nicole menditto and justin sternberg weren't ready for the high cost of child care. (nicole menditto ) "i did not expect it - childcare - to be more expensive than rent."(nm )"it would be the most expensive item in our budget."since they can't afford daycare the couple works opposite schedules so they can watch their son at home.(justin

each other with her working overnights and me working days//it's tough."(gfx) according to the bureau of labor statistics - the cost of nursery school and childcare has risen 168 percent since 1990. (bls graph)and another study finds childcare can cost more than housing. in 33 states its pricier than the annual in-state tuition at a 4-year public college.(epi) (standup: karina mitchell/cbs news/new york)more millennials working and raising young children have helped drive up both the demand and the costs associated with childcare.(vo) cbs financial analyst jill schlessinger says opening a pre-tax flexible spending account at your job can cut down the cost.and the irs provides tax credits for daycare spending. (sot- jill schlesinger/cbs news business analyst)"you're probably going to be saving several hundred dollars a year by using one of these pre-tax plans, so if you combine that with the idea that you are going to be using the tax code to help you out, we could get into the thousands of dollars a year." something connor's parents say they'll look into.(js) "anything would help"karina mitchell for cbs news

3 according to 3 according to the survey childcare costs can be up to at least 30 percent of a family's budget in much of the country. the federal government says childcare should *not* ever be more than 10 percent of a family's budget. 3 3 family's budget. 3 police in *siouxland* think they've caught the man behind tuesday morning's robbery at the north sioux city casey's store.25 - year - old mykel booth from atlanta georgia was arrested yesterday.he's charged with 1st degree robbery... aggravated assault... grand theft... and commission of a felony while armed with a firearm.police say he's the man that went into the store on river drive... fired a gun to scare the workers... then made off with some cash. booth is in the minnehaha county jail now... being held without bail. 3 police in clay county south dakota are offering a reward for information in the murder investigation of a sioux city

year.29 - year - old alicia hummel's body was found at the myron grove boat dock near vermillion june 1st. an autopsy found she died of blunt force trauma to the her throat had been cut. now... there's a 5 - thousand dollar reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer. the clay county sheriff's office is asking anyone with any information on this case to call them directly at 605 - 677 - 7100. 3 a group of concerned people in iowa are still pushing for calling "puppy mills."last night in le mars the "iowa friends of companion animals" held a public meeting on the welfare of animals in iowa breeding facilities. they showed a presentation on where the animals were held and how they were treated. their goal is to increase oversight of dog breeders in the state. 3 "well it is always important to get out to the public. make awareness for the issue, teach people what puppy mills are,

with them, show them images of the facilities that are in the state of iowa, as well as letting them know that we are working towards improving the situation."after the presentation... presentation... after the situation."after the presentation... a question and answer session was held to talk about problems and courses of action. 3 the athletes going to this year's n - a - i - a national volleyball tournament in sioux city are sharing their love of the game.yesterday morning the players were part of a clinic for special olympic athletes. more than 75 special olympians where there. 3 "and days like this... were they form some friendships with these college athletes. they have a chance to kinda play games together... and enjoy the activities. it's really an important thing for our athletes to have those experiences."the special olympic clinic was sponsored by thompson dean drug. the event was supposed to be monday... but it was postponed because of that snow storm. 3 a nebraska lawmaker is working

state.state senator tommy garrett is touring the state after a trip to minnesota to investigate that state's cannabis oil laws. yesterday he brought that tour to dakota city... dakota city... tour to dakota city... along with the families of some patients who could benefit from legal cannabis. 3 "telling them to move out of the state, that's not an option. telling them to break the law and to self-medicate, that's not an option either. there are a lot of people who are self-medicating, and that's not right we're forcing them to break the law just so they can have some quality of life."garret says the issue is important because some sick nebraskans don't really have any other options. 3 it's taken almost four months longer than expected... but a major morningside road is finally open now.the city officially re - opened glenn avenue to traffic at noon yesterday. a six block stretch of street was closed in mid - june for what was supposed to be a two - month long reconstruction process. instead... that project was pushed back quite a few times. but even though the road is back

isn't finished. landscaping work needs to be done... but that'll wait until spring. 3 we all know florida is gator territory...and golfers at the myakka pines golf club in englewood saw why saturday. two gators... at least 10 feet long... fighting... right there on the course.golfers say even though they see gators all the time when they're teeing off... they never witnessed anything like this before. the fight lasted almost ten minutes before the reptiles had enough. 3 3 3 3 the defending national champion morningside lady mustangs haven't lost this season. but northwestern was leading late in their game. see if the red raiders pulled it off. chris is next with sports.

3 3 3 look for sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure begins to dominate the area. afternoon temperatures will slowly be warming up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower 40s by tomorrow. cloud cover is due to come back over the weekend, but things will stay quiet and dry for the next several days

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3 spike lee points the camera at chicago's gun violence in his new movie. we'll take a look at the latest adaptation of an old greek play. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break.

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3 3 spike lee points the camera at chicago's gun violence in his new movie (shy - rack) "chi- raq." it's an adaptation of an ancient greek play... with a new title taken from the streets c - b - s's suzanne explains. 3 (nats)"welcome to chi-raq!" ((narr-1))spike lee's new film "chi-raq" uses satire to explore the problem of gun violence in chicago.((sot spike lee/filmmaker))"chicago south side, you go by the mbers - 's a war zone." ((nana-2))the title of the movie isistreet slang... combining "chicago" with "iraq." wesley snipes and nick cannon play gang leaders. teyonah (tee-on'-uh) parris portrays cannon's girlfriend. ((2-shot sot teyonah parris/actress))"most of the movie is told in verse - there's singing, there's dancing -we're really trying to connect with the language." (nat sot in verse)"everybody here got man a banging and slanging, fighting for the flag, risking that long zip of the cadaver bag."((narr-3)) like the greek play it's based on - lysistrata - the women in "chi-raq" go on a sex strike...in an effort to stop the violence.(group nats from gym scene) "i will deny all rights of access or entrance." ((narr-4))spike lee made an effort to hire chicago actors - like jennifer hudson and john cusack.cusack - whose character is based on a popular local pastor - says

cusack/actor))"it raises very disturbing questions about which lives have value in our society."((narr-5))like the anceint greeks, lee keeps the most violent events out-of-sight.that leaves moviegoers to focus on the horror of the aftermath. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. 3 re's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... a nebraska state senator is campaigning to make medical cannabis legal. do you think medical cannabis should be legal in nebraska? 3

3 still to come 3 still to come this morning... almost a quarter - million vietnam veterans are suffering from hepatitis c. we'll show you why a drug that cures the disease isn't covered by the disease isn't covered by the v - a.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead.

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

3 look for sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure begins to dominate the area. afternoon temperatures will slowly be warming up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower 3 a new breakthrough drug that cures hepatitis c is so expensive that a lot of people can't afford it... even

s vets are also finding their v - a health benefits will not cover the treatment. c - b - s news correspondent chip reid takes a look. 3 narr 1: in 2013, vietnam veteran zion yisrael wawatold he had five years to o live. he has stage 4 liver disease, caused by hepatitis c -- which has infected as many as 230 thousand veterans. most contracted it in vietnam where it was spread by battlefield blood transfusions and vaccinations.(natsot yisrael 00 07 09)the longer it goes, the harder it is to treat. narr 2: after decades of suffering, earlier this year yisrael was overjoyed to learn there's a cure.(sot) (zion yisrael 00 08 54)that was some of the best news that i had heard in a long time. i felt like my prayers were answered. (nat sot - harvoni commercial) i am ready to be cured.narr 3: the drug -- sofosbuvir -- is sold as sovaldi and harvoni - and claims to cure up to 99% of hepatitis c patients. narr 4: but there's a catch -- the retail price for a 12 week treatment is 84 thousand dollars. the department of veverans affairs gets a 50 percent discount -- but evenen with that yisrael they to give including him. (sot) (zion yisrael)they just didn't have the money for it. come back next year. and all the time i'm thinking about that, well, my condition is getting worse. founded the company, pharmasset, and led the scientific team that discovered sofosbuvir. he also veterans affairsand has since 1983. (sot) (dr. raymond describes himself as a 7/8th's employee, which means he works most -- but not all of the time -- for the government. (sot) so you're only spening one-eighth of your time on your private companies? that's correct.so therefore you can do whatever you want with that well, even less than that. i'm very efficient.narr 6: doctor schinazi made more than 400 million dollars when he sold his company for eleven billion dollars to pharmaceutical giant gilead in 2012. (sot) (dr. raymond schinazi) (00 18 02)can you see how that looks to an average veteran?i'm sorry you're taking it personally. narr 7: if you're surprised that a government scientist can make that kind of moneygiven federal laws surrounding conflicts of

//00 34 17 // 00 18 02)has ybody ever questioned the arrangement that you have that allows you to become very wealthy while working 7/8th's of your timeith the government?nobody has questioned anything yet. i think i've done everything, i've disclosed everything to the va. narr 8: the va declined our request for an interviewbut approved the arrangment: "federal employees are allowed to invest in private companies, provided all conflict of interest rules are followed".narr 9: gilead, the company that now owns price on sovaldi and harvoni, told us the cost reflects the innovation of the medicines" and is "in line with the previous standards of care." narr 10: but in this 2013 trade journal, dr. raymond schinazi said it only costs about 14 hundred dollars to manufacture the full 12 week treatment -- that's less than two percent t the retail price.(sot) (chip p d dr. scscn)why is it so much xpensivwhat it osto make that's a questn.think the price will ce down eventually.narr ion yisrael wonders & o save the two is doctor says he has le(sot) ( yisrael) (00 12 b84-thousandollars can't get cured? a medication produced by the countthat we'proteing? ((tag)dr. schisays the e helped create has savedhundreds of thousands of lthe world. but scoe conc fuveterans is liteagency s about adollars tbut has treated 35,000 percent

huckabee was in onawa yesterday at the monona county veterans memorial museum. 3 he talked to a crowd of about 20 people about his experience as governor of arkansas... and how it makes him the best candidate. he said he didn't like president obama apologizing for america's prosperity in paris... saying he'd rather spend time fighting isis instead of climate change. 3 "everyone who is willing to work with us, to destroy the malignant cancer of radical islam, we should patner with. and whether that is other middle eastern gulf state nations, which it should be; whether it is nato nations, which it should be; even whether it is russia. "he also talked about the he also talked about the issues of immigration... taxes... and the size of the federal government. huckabee said he'd end obamacare and work more toward preventing cancer... heart disease... alzheimer's... and diabetes. 3 3 democratic frontrunner hillary clinton's campaign is coming

city.the former senator and secretary of state will visit the carpenter's training center on west 19th street friday morning.doors will open at 10... the former secretary of state will speak at 11 - 30 friday morning. 3 3 and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum will be back in iowa this weekend as well.his itenerary includes two stops in siouxland... the first at at house party sunday night in spirit lake. that gets started at 7 o'clock.the next morning senator santorum will hold a religious liberty town hall event at cronk's cafe in denison.that gets started at 9 o'clock monday morning. 3 the united nations climate conference is still going on this morning in paris. cars and trucks produce one - fifth of *all* air pollution in the united states. c - b - s news correspondent mark phillips recently took a drive around oslo norway... where the government introduced a series of incentives... trying to make what's good for the *planet* good for the *customer.* 3 ctm script:(oslo street scenes/ electric cars/ e plates/ plugging in)take a look around the streets of oslo. look closer. a lot of

electric. in norway now, a are electric -- seventy- percent of those pure that's not just because the norwegians are an people. it' s because, here, it pays to go electric. in (lief car shopping)ask lief halvorden. he's crunched the electric car user):'this car will be for free. (mark) for (mark) it's hard to get a better deal than free. (laugh) yeah that's true.'owning the a hugely attractive set of government-funded incentives. for a start, lief will pay no sales tax on it -- a whopping 25 percent.(lief getting into car with family/ driving off) then he'll pay no registration fee to get it on the road. (cars being plugged in or at charge it up is free at government-funded curb-side that the cars' range -- somewhere between a hundred per charge... becomes almost a non (egolf driving on road)and are free.(ferries)as are ferry and bridge charges.(anita and anita wiborg -- an electric car commuter will tell you -- there's another benefit. in her car she can drive in the bus and taxi lane to avoid traffic.(sot anita wiborg - electric car user):aw: 'i can save up to an hour actually if it's really bad actually.'mp: 'there's traffic all over the road, but you have your very own anita lane.'aw: 'that's quite right. that's right.' anita barely gives a thought to all those poor suckers stuck in their gas guzzlers in the slow lane.(sot anita electric car user):mp: 'you don't feel guilty?' aw: 'i don't feel guilty because we're doing something good. i'm not polluting. we're driving and i'm not polluting so it's good.' (anita plugging in at home/roof panels)anita has another trick. when she plugs in at home, her power comes from the solar panels installed on her roof. more free power.(upsot mark and pers in tesla)'let's see what this baby can do.'(tesla driving)and if you're put off by the old idea that electric cars are from the golf cart, not the vroom-vroom school (tesla man zooming around)... take a ride with per oyvind seeberg in his tesla. it's pricey, but no more so than any other set of hot wheels. (sot pers oyvind seeberg - electric car user):'the power of this car is amazing and so i cant afford to buy a petrol

(phillips on camera bridge - oslo, n'what's happenedhein norway has become the electrical' storm, a specta sbreaks, of speciaprivil and of cars that finally dlike cars. 3 successfthe norwan ilooking for ways he brit.'(mark and lunde walking)lars lunde is the deputy minister o environm(sot larlunde - llget to the real bishare ofcourse the benefit be phased p: 'is that what yantici50-60% electric?' ll: 'i have 100% in some years...' mp: percent?' ll: 'orgis actthat' getting to onehundrepercent mastill be adream, b nexperiment has rthing -- y buildmake it irthey will come. (phillips 3 3 have you ever thought about how fast you *walk?* did younoyourcould be a of alzheimer's disease? up next in hth we'll tell you about a study that says there'link *ben* speed and y rialzheimer' 3 alzheimer's.risk of speed and your your walking link *between* says there's a study that about a new we'll tell healthwatch... up next isease? of alzercould your speed did you know *walk?* how fast you thouhave you ever 3 3 (phillips tagcome.they will

3 3 have you ever thought about how fast you *walk?* did you know your speed could be a sign of alzheimer's disease? up next in your healthwatch... we'll tell you about a new study that says there's a link *between* your walking speed and your risk of alzheimer's. 3

3 3 look for sunny skies the rest of the week, as high pressure begins to dominate the arar. afternoon temperatures will slowly be wawaing up over the next few days with highs getting into the lower 40s by tomorrow. cloud cover is due to come back over the weekend, but things will stay quiet and dry for the next several days with temperatures continuing the warming trend. 3 3 new research finds a connection between slower walking speeds in the elderly and disease. kenneth craig has this story from new york. has this story kenneth craig disease. alzheimer's and in the elderly walking speeds slower between connection finds a new research 3

3 3 new research finds a connection between slower walking speeds in the elderly d alzheimer'r'disease. kenneth craig has this story from new york.k. 3 (narr 1)anne and dave longworth love to take brisk walks. (sot) (dave longworth, walker)"we walk 30 minutes a day, at least."(narr 2)it's part of their daily routine, and they're well aware of its health benefits. (sot) (anne longworth, walker)"i'll be 65 in may. walking is supposed to good for your heart. it's good warding off alzheimer's."(narr 3)a new study shows how fast elderly people walk. could be related to alzheimer's disease. (sot - thomas wisniewski, md, director, nyu langone center for cognitive neurology)"this study builds on existing data that it pays to be fit."(narr 4)the study - published in the journal found a cocoection tween *slow* walkingngpeed ininhe elderly and the a aunt of a aloid protein built up in their brains. that build-up has been associated with the

could signal the possibility of alzheimer's .. before people show clinical symptoms. but doctor thomas (veesh- net-ski)from nyu langone medical center says don't be alarmed if you walk slowly. (sot - doc thomas wisniewski, md, director, nyu langone center for cognitive neurology) "there are so many causes of being a slow walker which really have nothing to do with brain function."(narr 5)anne worries she could develop alzheimer's because both her parents had dementia. but so far, she and her husband haven't slowed down. kenneth: "and so you're going to keep it up?" anne: "definitely." kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. 3 3 another day... another star wars collectable... but this is one you don't have to pay for we'll take a look... next... in your

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (7(7egrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 a theater down in omaha is hoping to do big business when the new star wars movie comes out.. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "another day, another star wars collectable but this one you don't have to pay for. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""you can visit a galaxy far far away in virtual reality with the star wars app, and verizon is giving away free google cardboararheadsets, in four different star wars character designs. therere r2d2, bb-8, kylo ren and a s srmtrooper. the galactic empire of verizon gave us a private, secured experience to check them out in person. there are 200 thousand being given out to verizon customers in stores. verizon is one of the sponsors of the upcoming movie, the force awakens. but you don't need this collectable version to enjoy the star wars universe in virtual reality. any vr headset will do, and you can find a plain google cardboard set for just three bucks on ebay. the main star wars app has been updated with a new feature called jakku spy. inside you'll find short 360-degree video clips in stereoscopic 3d, which tease the movie. the first one has you on the dessert planet jakku getting a message from bb8. a new one comes out every few days with nine in total, and they all will tie together into a story. ""don't forget cardboard works with iphone and android...these are not the droids you're looking for.... keep moving."""there's morereews in the world of virtual reality. if you happen to have a samsung gear vr headset, which c cts $100, it now comes with a w w browser. so yes, you can browse the web and watch videos in a

strapped to your head, as if your internet searches weren't strange enough already. gear vr went on sale a few weeks ago in the us and it just arrived in the uk wednesday. it only works with the galaxy note 5 and the new galaxy s6 models."but if you really want to feel like you're living the movie, forget vr. you may have to travel to omaha nebraska to watch the force awakens in the alamo drafthouse. the theater built a lobby that looks like it's straight out of the death star -- and there's even a death star in the death star, a 10 foot model hangs from the ceiling and lights up. you can sit on the emperor's throne and order from a connession stand that's stocked with snacks worthy of a sith lord. " "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. now this is the droid you are looking for 3

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this.british warplanes have started hitting isis targets in syria... hours after e countrtr's parliament approved the move. the airstrikes come close to three weeks after the terror group claimed responsibility for the paris terror attacks that killed 130 people. president obama welcomed the move... saying isis *must* be defeated by a global response.and in the meantime... ben carson is struggling to get ground back in the republican presisintial contest. latest polls show the former neurosurgeon in third place among g - o - p voters... after weeks of trying to articulate his foreign policy vision. donald trump is still leading the pack... while democratic frontrunner hillary clinton continues to widen her lead against vermont senator bernie sanders. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the