3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will

3 president obama addressed the nation sunday night, seeking to reassure the american people just days after a mass shooting in california killed 14 people and wounded 21. the president declcled the massacre "an act of terrorism" and said the terrorist threat against the united states has now entered a "new phase." he called on congress to enact new gun laws and authorize the fight against isis. mark albert reports from washington. 3 (pkg)(track 1)(wide shot at start of obama address)in just his third oval office address, president obama warned the nation that isis, or isil, "threatens us all."(sot/obama 20:05:05)(obama pipe 4)"the threat from terrorism is real. but we will work to overcome it. we will destroy isil and any other organization that tried to harm us."(track 2) (satp067: san bernardino file, then go to sat0086 gfx of pics of victims.. paris video.)the 13 and a half-minute speech came four days after the mass shooting in san bernardino, california, killed 14 people... and less than a

(20:04:41 pipe 4 sot obama)as a father to two young daughters who are the most precious part of my life, i know that we see ourselves with friends and co-workers at a holiday party like the one in san bernardino. i know we see our kids in the faces of the young people killed in paris.(standup/mark)(mark albert/cbs news/washington)the president called on congress to ban people on the no-fly list from buying guns; restrict sales of assault rifles, like those used in san bernardino and enact "stronger screening" for those entering the u-s without a visa.(track 3)(isis file)mr. obama also wants congress to give him explicit authorization to use force against t is.(wed0101: us forces raid file)the president vowed not to get into another decade-long war on "foreign soil"... and said the battle is not with any religion.(sot/obama 20:10:56) (obama pipe 4)"we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war between america and islam. that, too, is what groups like isil want. /// 20:13:57 let's not forget that freedom is more powerful than fear."." (track 4)(sun0202 @ 00:38: show gshots of san bernardino attackers)the president said there's "no evidence" the san bernardino attackers were directed by a

albert, c-b-s news, washington. 3 republican speaker paul ryan criticized the president's speech as "disappointing"... and that it defended "a failing policy."the speaker said theheouse would d te later this week on a bipartisan bill to update the visa waiver program to reduce risk of extremists entering the us... even as the president's review of the program gets underway. 3 president barack obama is asking the nation for flags to fly at half-staff in remembrance of pearl harbor.president obama has asked to fly them today in observance of national pearl hahaor remembrance day. the president has issued a proclamation in recognition of the 74th anniversary the japanese attacks that killed american patriots at pearl harbor, oahu, hawaii, on december 7th, 1941. flags are to remain at half-staff until 12 a.m. on december 8th. 3 a south sioux city man is in custody after he broke into a

morning.that burglar...20-year- old...arturo joel silvas, of south sioux city, nebraska. 3 according to sioux city police, silvas broke into the home by kicking in the doors. he then, threatened the victim with a handgun.he's charged with robbery in the 1st degree, which is a class b felony and for possession of marijuana. 3 now, that incident happened shorory after 3 yesterday morning in the 14-h-hdred ock of west 2nd street. prior his arrest, silva fled the scene but was located a short time later. 3 more than 5-hundred participants showed up at the annual holiday open house yesterday afternoon.3 the open house took place at the historic peirce mansion..a festive event hosted by the sioux city museum and historical association. visitors enjoyed live music performed by the siouxland youth chorus and the mount

3 "well, it's the christmas season. it's just a great event, and we try and make it as pleasant as we can for as pleasant as we can for everbody "the holiday open house was a "thank you" to the community for its support throughout the years. 3 and the festivities didn't stop there..the siouxland youth orchestra hit some more high notes at last night's concert.the orchestra is comprised of high school and college students from the area. and they played a wide variety of classical holiday themed pieces. 3 getting involved in the youth orchestra has a couple different benefits. number one, there has been studies shown on academic performance, and it's actually increased by their involvement. it also gives them appreciation for the beauty of musicif you'd like more information on the siouxland youth orchestra, we have a link in this story on our website, siouxland news dot com. 3 several hundred people attended the iowa state judo championships in sioux city.the championships took place at the long lines recreation center, where local

to head in this dynamic sport.. yesterday's event was hosted by the sioux city judo club. 3 (girl-molly. didn't spell her last name.) "it's not like karate. it's not like any other sport. so it means a lot to us when we do it."(chelsea hoffman - mother to a judo student) "i love judo. it's taught him a lot. he's got a lot of self-discipline coming here, and i'm just really proud of him and i'm glad i got him enrolled in this." (ryan schiebout - owner and lead instructor at the sioux falls hapkido and judo club) "and there's nothing better that we can do than take a nice quick trip down to sioux city, practice our skills, put our life skills on the line, and see what we can do with our challenges and making ourselves better. and increasing our knowledge through competition."the family- friendly event was an opportunity for participants to enjoy the olympic sport. 3 the pro-life commission of the diocese of sioux city hosted a special documentary screening that takes a closer look at down's syndrome.that documentary is called the life of jerome (le-jun) lejeune. lejeune was a french physicist, and is

modern genetics. he discovered the extra chromosome responsible for down's syndrome. paula pararlee believes it's important for people to be educated on the rights of the genetically intellectually disabled. 3 our goal is to educate on the work of lejeune's foundation. --the purpose of the lejeune foundation is medical care, research, and advocacy.president of the jerome (le-n) lejeune foundation, mark bradford also gave a keynote speech at the screening. 3 we'd like to take the time to remind you that a lot of kids in siouxland don't *have* a winter coat to keep them warm... but you can change that.donate to this year's coats for kids drive. siouxland news is partnering with davenport cleaners and the salvation army to take in gently - - ed coats... clean them... thth distririte thememo kids in need. if you want to donate... check the "coats for kids" page on our

dot com. we'll have a list of donation sites there. 3 colombia has announced a spectacular find - the wreckage of a spanish ship that sank hundreds of years ago filld with treasures.president juan manuel santos says a team of international experts, the colombian navy and the country's archaeology institute discovered the wreck of the "san jose" last week off the coast of cartagena. it's believed the "san jose" sunk in the caribbean in 1708 loaded with gold and silver coins and emeralds.no timetable s been ven for recovering the wreckage or its artifacts--but a seum will be built to showcase the ship's treasure. 3

3 3 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... world leaders met in paris last week to discuss ways to fight climate change.we'll show you how denmark may be the greenest country on the planet. 3

3 3 3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to

possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives dururg the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will dominate the weekend.

3 3 3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... porsche is introducing an electric sports car. what would it take to get you to buy an electric car? 3 bernie madoff's victims are getting an early holiday present and one town wants to sue amazon...hena daniels is in new york with your c-b-s moneywatch. 3 stocks surged afafr the bor department announced that the u-s economy added 211 thousand jobs in november.on friday the

the dow gained 369.bernard gained 369.the dow gained 369. bernard madoff's victims are getting an early holiday gift. the trustee of his firm began distributing one point nineteen billion dollars on friday to those swindled in the ponon scheme - with the total payout now reaching more than 9 billion. madoff, pleaded guilty in 2009 and is serving a 150-year prison term. chipotle says its commitd to overhauling its food-safety standards after an e-coli outbreak sickened at least 45 people in several states. the new procedure will include testing of all produce and ingredients before they are e shipped and enhancing employee trtrning for food safety and handling.amazon's warehouse in new jersey is causing traffic gridlock this holiday season. neighbors say it takes almost an hour to drive less than a mile as the center's more than 4 thousand employees go to and from work during rush hour. the congestion had gotten so

threatened to sue the company. amazon has announced to stagger employee shifts to alleviate traffic. that's your cbs moneywatchchreport. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot com. in new york, im hena daniels. 3 3 scientists say that a global temperature rise of just two degrees celsius risks catastrophic damage to our planet.we're already half way to that point.and while the e world is slow totohange its ways... at least one country is already forging its own reports. 3 : --reporter pkg-as follows-- ic: "right now, everyone is trying to figure out how to

climate 3 change."oc: "john sutter, cnn, copenhagen."scientists say that a global temperature rise of just two degrees celsius risks catastrophic damage to our planet.we're already half way to that point.and while the world is slow to change its ways... at least one country is already forging its

reports.3 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise...the university of houston is investigating an incident after a fan was beaten by a security guard.we'll show you why police officers weren't on the field.

3 3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatates close to 50 today.y.clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will

3 a celebration at the university of houston turned violent saturday night. the cougars had just defeated temple, locking in a trip to a bowl game.the crowd was excited and rushed the field. but how the security guards reacted is now under ininstigation.jamie yuccas reports. 3 (pkg)(sun0107)right after the cougar's win, fans rushed the guard punches houston fan not yet cleared)some security guards tried to stop them.nats of rushing field.(robert loredo public fb video)this cell phone video shows guards throwing a houston student to the ground.one of the guards kicks and punches the fan repeatedly.("different guard punches houston fan not yet cleared")another video shows this fan being tackled. contememrary services rporation or csc is a private security company hired by the university of houston for the season.online people are outraged by the guards aggressive behavior.many commented on many behavior. many commented on the

facebook page that they did not have any problem rushing the field at other games. student robert loredo posted this video to his facebook pagegeying: you kick my face to where my glasses fly off then you want to punch me! before all this it was a great game.houston athletic vice president hunter yurachek responded online with a statement --"i am extremely disappointed and angered with the actions taken by individuals employed by our security contractor csc," "we are working with the university of houston police to review today's activities and will take swift anan appropriate actiononincluding the termination of our current contract with csc and any legal action deemed cessary." csc said in a statement its aware of the event and that quote: we are currently performing an investigation of the events and will take appropriate action based on the outcome of our investigation. 3 3 still to come this morning... federal investigators are learning more about the married couple behind the

we'll show you what went into the deadliest attack on u-s

watching siouxland news at 3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm diana in for jacob

taylor.3 3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will

3 as federal officials continue to investigate what motivated syed farook and tashfeen malik to kill 14 people at a holiday office party last week... authorities are eager to question the man who allegedly purchased the two rifles the couple used in the attack. chris martinez has the latest from san bernardino, california. 3 (pkg) -nats-thousands of san bernrndino county employeeee are heading back to work today.. just five days since 14 people were killed by syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik.the environment health services division, where farook and many of the victims worked, will be closed for at least another week.federal agents are reviewing evidence taken from the home of enrique marquez...farook's friend and next door neighbor.while authorities have yet to question marquez -- they believe he ovided the two semi-automatic rifles used d the massacre. sources tell cbs news they're analyzing gun store surveillance video showing marquez and farook together.lorena aguirre says

high school and were close: (sot lorena aguirre/ neighbor) when he would go with sayed and work on the cars, they were happy, they joked around, and you could see them laughing.(standup chris bernardino, california) central l the investigation is whethererarook became radicalized by his wife, who is said to have plplged allegiance to isis on facebook shortly before last week's attack:attorney general loretta lynch says investigators are trying to find out more about her background in pakistan and saudi arabia:(sot loretta are working closely with our foreign counterparts to gather that information. it will be a long process. isis has claimed the couple as its followers. officials in the u-s. say there is no evidence the couple was papa of a larger terror networorchris martinez cbs news san bernardino california. 3 as for enrique marquez --- federal investigators are taking their time to talk to him. the security guard apparently checked himself into a mental health facility friday. the fbi has said that marquez is not considered a suspect in the shooting. 3 2016 presidential candidate

sioux city friday afternoon.clinton spoke to nearly 200 supporters at the carpenters training station on 19th street. the democratic presidential candidate addressed the shooting in san bernardino, california, saying americans have the right to feel safe and she will make it a priority to see to that if elected. confidence in law enforcement, local, state, federal and i am convinced that they will do everything that they can to run down every lead not matter where it might take them, anywhere in the world."clinton also made sure to emphasize the importance of creating good jobs in the future; redeveloping our country's infrastructure; and our overall national security, 3 and republican presidential candidate donald trump held a rally in siouxland saturdrd morning.the billionaire businessman spoke to several hundreds of supporters at the clay county fairgrounds in

family members of the san bernardino killers' for hiding the couple's deadly plot. during the rally, trump focused on gun-free zones...and also took jabs at democratic frontrunner hillary clinton...sayinge would have what it takes to be president.t. 3 "hillary clinton is a disaster. she'll be a disaster. look and i've be a disaster. look and i've been saying it. she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to be president. you need somebody with tremendous strength, tremendous stamina."e most recent iowa polls showowtrump.. with a 20 point lead over his nearest republican competitor. 3 sioux city police have arrested three people in connection with a series of burglaries in town.19- year- old wiley spencer and 18- year- olds kelly kuester and marcos guthridge were arrested last week after a search of the car they were in turned up meth and thousands of dollars'

cing charges of 2nd degree theft, possession of burglary tools and possession of drugs. 3 3 the alabama woman charged with stabbing a man in the chest in woodbury county last month is pleading "not guilty."21-year-old katherine burdett entered that plea to a charge of domestic abuse assault.police say she stabbed her boyfriend uring an argument while driving him to work at the c- f industries plant at port neal.he suffered non- life threatening injuries. her trial is set to get underway on february 16th. 3 former president jimmy carter announced yesterday that he is cancer- free.he made the announcement at sunday bible study. carter said in a statement that his most recent m-r-i brain scan did not show any y signs of the original cancer spots or any new ones.the 91-year-old carter added that he will continue to get regular 3-week immunotherapy treatments.

to his sunday school class in georgia, four months after telling them that cancer had spread to his brain.at that time, carter told the congregation that doctors had alalady remomod part of his liver. 3 3 awesome biker nights is on the move.the festival has taken place along historic fourth street downtown for the last 15 years... but that's changing for 2016.the festival says it's moving to pearl street and the hard rock hotel and casino due to "issues beyond their control".all of the festival's major concerts for the june 16th-18th weekend will take place on the main stage at the hard rock's battery park concert venue. 3 "with hard rock being,our concert venue this year its going to let us step it up and bring in some bigger bands. and hopefully draw more peopele to the city. and with that said its going to help the charities."this year's musical acts haven't been announced yet... but organizers say they're putting the final

and should make that announcement soon. 3 the village of pender, nebraska and the omaha tribe of nebraska now know when the u- s supreme court will hear arguments in their long- running border dispute.the high court says it will hear arguments in the case on january 20th.the state of nebraska is appealing a district court ruling that says the village of pender is located within the boundaries of the omaha tribe's reservation.that ruling was upheld in may by the 8th circuit court of appeals. seven pender business owners originally sued to avoid complying with a tribal ordinance regulating the sale of alcohol on the reservation. a decision on the case is expected sometime next spring. 3 ininase you didn't get o o this weekend... a busy downtown ramp onto to i-29 northbound is open again. 3 the ramp from wesley parkway onto the interstate was closed so workers could rebuild it to fit the wider interstate that's being built in that

they've been waiting for the last of the concrete to cure, putting up new signage for the hamilton boulevard exit, and painting the lanes. 3 sometimes a name is just a name--this is 19-year-old bud weisser.the teen was arrested last week after he entered a brewery in saint louis.this isn't the first a.....well.....un-wise decision.last year he was arrested after sneaking into a gas ation. 3 3 3 3 3 it's time to get the band back together.we'll show you how rock band is making a comeback next in your cnet tech update. 3 3

3 3 3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly clooy skies and slightlyly cooler temperatures will

3 if you've wanted to get your hands on a gopro, they just t more affofoable.here's your c-net tech update. 3 "the band is getting back together -- in virtual reality. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***"" when rock band first when rock "when rock band first came out in 2007, the idea was that you could feel like you're a rock star as you smash buttononon plastic instruments. but if you really really y nt to feel like you're rocking out on stage, soon you could play in

harmonix: 0:24-0:32)rock band the game will be playable on the oculus rift headset by march of next year. the announcment was made at the game awards show thursday by palmer luckey, the co-founder of oculus vr. he teased on twitter that he had a big announcement to make at the show, but fans were hoping for something bigger -- like a price or release date for when they can buy an oculus rift. because people don't even know how much this headset is going to cost, although some insiders are estimating that vr headsets could be as much as a new console, maybe around $350 dollars. (video from htc: 1:00-1:04)(video from sony: 1:05-1:12)we also don't know the price or exact release dates of other high-end virtual reality headsets getting buzz, like htc's vive and the playstation vr. right now, companies are just teasing a few games, because we'll need to see some good games to want to spend the money on this stuff."content is a big factor in getting vr to grow. google just released an app for android to help people make some very basic

viewed with google cardboard, which is a super-cheap vr headset that uses your phone. the new cardboard camera app helps you stitch together panoramaic still photos with a 3d look, and it and records audio, so you can get the feeling your standing still in one moment in time. there are no images above and below you, and a 360 photo isn't exactly a true virtual reality experience, but it's one way google is trying to get people to build content -- at least in baby content -- at least in baby steps. problem is you can't share photos -- you'll have to lend someone your phone and a cardboard viewer to see it. "but if you don't need your photos and video to be in an other dimension, you may be interested in this news on gopro. the action-cam maker slashed the price of the cube- shaped hero4 session camera to half of what it cost when it went on sale just five months ago. it originally was $400, then went down to $300 in september, and now it's $200 dollars.s.apparently the cube was a tough sell at it's original price when the hero4

features and better quality for the same price. makes you feel bad for anyone that paid $400 dollars when it first came out.""that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm bridget carey. 3 3 a 10-year-r-d girl is already on the campaign trail pursuing her dream to be president. however, she has one big obstacle standing in her way. . it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3 while our while our "feels like" temperatures are in the 20s, we will continue to warm up and stay above normal throughout the week. details

(temp) outside at (time)... as we take a look at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. 3 a 10-year-old girl is already on the campaign trail pursuing her dream to be president. however, she has one big obstacle standing in her way. steve hartman has morere 3 while most 5th graders are focused on swings more than swing states - more concerned about spinning themselves than their messages - 10-year-old alena (a-lee-nuh) mulhern from kingston intermediate school in kingston, massachusetts is running for something much bigger than the next piece of playground equipment. she's running for president -- 2040. nat inaugurationalena announced her career plan the day after career plan announced her alena inaugurationnat 2040.nat inaugurationalena announced her career plan the day after watching president obama's second inauguration -- the day after he made this statement. nat president obama "we are true to our eed when a little girl born into the bleakest poverty knows that she has the same chance to succeed as anybody else because she is an american."he wasn't talking about alena, per se - but he sure spoke to her.bite barbara covered "she

barbara.alena's mom, 3 barbara.bite barbara "and i had told her before that you can be anything you want to be, as we all tell our children, and she said to me, 'i want to be president.' and i said, 'honey, that's the only thing you can't be.'"nat alena in school reciting the pledge of allegiance.here's the problem one of the few pre-requisites for becoming president is that you're born here - and alena was adopted form china when she was 10 months old.bite alena "i think i was just a bit confused. steve: why? all i know is the united states. and then someone tells me since you were born in china you can't become president, i didn't really like that."she *so* didn't like that, she sent the president a petition with 120 signatures asking the law be changed. ananwhen all she got back was this form letter, she tried another tack.bite alena "ellen. steve: ellen, who's ellen? alena: ellen degeneres.

how'd that go? alena: she hasn't gotten back to me yet. steve: so you're moving onto step 3? alena: yes."nat meeting which brings us here, last month alena somehow got herself in front of the massachusetts legislature.nat alenen"i learard how our government works and realized this is the way to change the law.'she is now asking her local lawmakerg to pass a resolution urging congress to take up the matter - even if that means changing the constitution.bite alena "just think of all the great candidates that would not be able to serve our country because of a law that came into existence over 200 years ago."it's a long shot, for sure. there will be shot, for sure. it's a long shot, for sure. there wiwi be many arguments to come. but for now, this budding politician is sticking to her one, irrefutable talking-point.bite alena "i love this country. ll stick with that."she's got it down. steve hartman, on the road, in kingston, massachusetts. 3 3 look for partly cloudy skies

50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will dominate the weekend. 3

3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...these may be the clearest close-ups of pluto's surface humans see for decades, according to nasa.the space agency's new horizons spacecraft snapped the pictures in july, during its closest flyby ever of pluto.closest flyby ever of pluto.the black and white images show craters, mountains and glacial terrain along a strip some 50 miles wide. although new horizons sped past pluto this past summer, nasa says it will take about a year to transfer all of the photos and data.

3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour...with massive recalls like the recent airbag recall pulling millions of cars off the road...people are turning to loaner cars, but they're hard to come by.we'll have some tips on getting a replacement for your car. 3 plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it right

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 president obama is reassuring the nation the u.s. will overcome the threat from

from the oval office sunday...the president did not offer any new plans for not offer any president did sunday...the the oval office sunday...the president did not offer any new plans for fighting isis in iraq and syria...but urged congress to take more action on gun control.while many democrats welcomed the address...some republicans criticized the president for failing to announce additional policies for battling the terror group.the president's speech comes as federal officials continue to investigate what motivated suspected san bernardino killers, syed farook and tashfeen malik. authorities are trying to figure out if malik, who is said to o ave pledged allegiance to isis on facebook, radicalized her husband - syed.officials also plan to question enrique marquez junior - who allegedly purchased the two rifles the couple used to killed 14 people at a holiday office party last week.and, the justice department plans to begin investigating the chicago police department.the department has s en under intense scrutiny for how it

mcdonald -- a black teenager shot dead by a white police office last year.e officer involved faces first degree murder charges; the police superintendent has since resigned. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. 3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning".hello, i'm gayle king....coming up.. alicia keys- here in studio 57.she will announce this year's grammy nonimees for some of the biggest categories. that's coming up, on cbs this morning... 3 3 good morning 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise.thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm diana castilloilling in for jacob heller.and i'm meteorologist

3 look for 3 look for rtly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highs in the 50's.temperatures will continue to rise into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will dominate the weekend. 3 3 33 the massive takata airbag recallllould take years to o complete.millions of americans

fixed and loaner vehicles are hard to come by.but there may be one way to get one.julie watts reports. 3 (nat)when jessica barthelow drives her son.... and his friends... to football.... she plays... defense..(natsot)"we can't bring extra people."the mom recently foununout: her ntiac vibe is included in the huge recall of takata airbags.... but as this letter states: "parts to repair your vehicle are not currently available"g.m.'s solution? don't use the front passenger seat.a tough call for the carpool mom. (sot-jessica barthelow/owns recalled vehicle)"i now have a car that only fits three people, plus me!."so, barthelow asked her dealer -- to " provide a loaner car(sot-jessica barthelow/owns recalled didn't have the authorization to give me a loaner."safety consultant sean kane says... "requires" car makers to either buy-back the car..... or replace a vehicle they "can't" fix....they're "not" "required" to offer a temporary replacement car.... in the case of a recall.... (julie) "so what's your advice

car???>(sean) "the people who are squeaky wheels are getting loaner cars. get in there and complain to the manufacturer that you can't use the car for its intended purposes."so we reached out to gm to... and the car maker agreed to give her a loaner... and immediately rush-ordered the part need to fix her vibe good news for the busy mom.... "and" the kids she drives.. julie watts, for cbs news, san francisco. 3 president barack obama is asking the nation for flags to fly at half-staff in remembrance of pearl harbor.president obama has asked to fly them today in observance of national pearl harbor remembrance day. the president has issued a proclamation in recognition of the 74th anniversary of the japanese attacks that killed american patriots at pearl harbor, oahu, hawaii, on december 7th, 1941. flags are to remain at half-staff ununl 12 a.m. odecember 8th. 3 a south sioux city man is in custody after he broke into a

sunday morning.that burglar...20-year- old...arturo joel silvas, of south sioux city, nebraska. 3 according to sioux city police, silvas broke into the home by kicking in the doors. he then, threatened the victim with a handgun.he's charged with robbbby in the 1st degree, which is a class b felony and for possession of marijuana. 3 now, that incident happened shortly after 3 yesterday morning in the 14-hundred block of west 2nd street. prior to his arrest, silva fled the scene but was located a short time later. 3 more than 5-hundred participants showed up at the annual holiday open house yesterday afternoon.the open housese3 the open house took place at the historic peirce mansion..a festive event hosted by the sioux city museum and historical association. visitors enjoyed live music performed by the siouxland

zion praise team. 3 "well, it's the christmas season. it's just a great event, and we try and make it asleasant as we can for everbody "the holiday open house was a "thank you" to the community for its support throughout the years. 3 and the festivities didn't stop there..the siouxland youth orchestra hit some more high notes at last night's concert.the orchestra is comprised of high school and college students from the area. and they played a wide variety of classical holiliy themed pieces. 3 getting involved in the youth orchestra has a couple different benefits. number one, there has been studies shown on academic performance, and it's actually increased by their involvement. it also gives them appreciation for the beauty of musicif you'd like more information on the siouxland youth orchestra, we have a link in this story on our website, siouxland news dot com. several hundred d people attended the iowa state judo championships in sioux city.the championships took place at the long lines recreation center, where local *judo* competitors went head

sport.. head in this dynamic sport.. yesterday's event was hosted by the sioux city judo club. 3 (girl-molly. didn't spell her last name.) "it's not like karate. it's not like any other sport. so it means a lot to us when we do it."(chelsea hoffman - mother to a judo student) "i love judo. it's taught him a lot. he's got a lot of self-discipline coming here, and i'm just really proud of him and i'm glad i got him enrolled in this." (ryan schiebout - owner and lead instructor at the sioux falls hapkido and judo club) "and there's nothing better that we can do than take a nice quick trip down to sioux city, practice our skills, put our life skills on the line, and see what we can do with our challenges and making ourselves better. and increasing our knowledge through competition."the family- friendly event was an opportunity for participants to enjoy the olympic sport. 3 the pro-life commission of the diocese of sioux city hosted a special documentary screening that takes a closer look at down's syndrome.that documentary is called the life of jerome (le-jun) lejeune. lejeune was a french physicist, and is considered the father of

the extra chromosome responsible e r down's syndrome. paula parmelee believes it's important for people to be educated on the rights of the genetically intellectually disabled. 3 our goal is to educate on the work of lejeune's foundation. --the purpose of the lejeune foundation is medical care, research, and advocacy.president of advocacy.research, and medical care, research, and advocacy.president of the jeromemele-jun) lejeune foundation, mark bradford also gave a keynote speech at the screening. 3 we'd like to take the time to remind you that a lot of kids in siouxland don't *have* a winter coat to keep them warm... but you can change that.donate to this year's coats for kids drive. siouxland news is partnering with davenport cleaners and the salvation army to take in gently - used coats... clean them... then distribute them to kids in need. if you want to o donate... check the "coats for kids" page on our website... siouxland news dot com. we'll have a list

3 with the terror attacks in paris... and now in san bernardino... the muslim faith is being tied to terrorism by some people.as mary mckenzie reports from our sister station in baltimore... there is a sect of islam that's teaching peace... and has never had a member radicalized. 3 it may not look like a traditional mosque -- the minarets and domes aren't in place yet. but this unassuming building in baltimore is the new home to a growing sect of islam."in the us we're among 70 chapters, we're about 15,000, worldwide we're in 207 countries..." abdul bennett an outreach minister for ahmadiyya community. "it's a messianic sect within the fold of islam. there are 73 different sects, which are like denominations in christianity." and worldwide, with tens of millions of members, the ahmadiyya community has never had a single one involved in any kind of radical attack. "the

difficult to incite a person at peace into disrespecting himself or committing crimes against his community." standup "the ahmadiyya muslim community is actually the fastest growing sect of islam worldwide and this facility which is about 4x the previous mosque here in baltimore, hopefully will accomodate that growth.""the way we try to conduct ourselves is such that we want to be an asset to society. with the bad reputation that islam has today, we try to stand out as muslims and try to show that true muslims this is how they behave."the fundamental difference between ahmadi's and other muslims is theological.... centering around the teachings of an 1800's messenger mirza ghulam ahmad.... who taught peace over war."of the 73 sects - they all agree there's going to be a reformer. we believe he has come, they believe he is an imposter." that has often led to violence --

hands of other muslims. "sometimes we've lost in one day 80 people, they've come in and mowed us down while we're praying." but in this case -- being a target -- has led to greater resolve within the community. "we're the fastest growing sect within islam d it's n n because we're fighting a bloody jihad, we're fighting a peace offensive. and we're winning, we're growing." 3 the latest developments in the war on terror *here at home* are the subject of our next national online town hall."your voice, your future: the new normal, security versus freedom" will feature a roundtablelediscussion between security experts and civil liberties groups.it will get underway wednesday, december 9th at 6 p.m. and we'll be streaming it online at siouxland news dot com.this town hall will *not* be televised on our decades channel... *only* streamed online.again, that's wednesday at 6 p. m.... on siouxland news dot com.

gearheads...porsche plans to offer an all-eleltric perforornce car by the end of the decade.porsche has boasted the four-door car, which looks like a futuristic version of today's porsche panamera, will be able to go more than 3- hundred miles on a single charge.the mission-e was originally unveiled at the frankfurt motor show as a concept car.it was such a big hit at the show, porsche's parent company decided to go into production.the car is part of a bigger push by volkswagen group into electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. 3 3 3 3 3 the attack in san bernardino

guns in america.up next... we'll take a look at the issue from both sides. 3

3 we're checking up with moose again on this monday morning. what's up moose? 3 sometimes a name is just a name--this is 19-year-old bud weisser.the teen was arrested last week after he entered a secured area a at thehesecucud

the budweiser brewery in saint louis. he was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest.this isn't the first time weisser made a.....well.....un-3 wise decision.n.last year he 3 was arrested after sneaking

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dominate the weekend.3 3 america's latest mass shooting has reignited the debate over gun control. the new york times joined the discussion by printing an editorial onts front page, which it hasn't done in nearly 100 years. julianna goldman reports how republicans reacted. 3 in its page one editorial, the new york times writes that "it is a moral outrage and a national disgrace that civilians cananlegally purchasas weapons designed specifically to kill people with brutal speed and efficiency"and that certain weapons, like the slightly modified combat rifles used in the san bernardino attacks must be outlawed for civilian ownershipit was immediately dismissed by republicans.(sot) "it's typical liberal clap trap from the new york times." in an interview with john dickerson for sunday's face the nati, gop presidential candidate chris christie said democrats are using the suspected terrorist attack to

(sot) "i don't know what gun control laws, john, are going to stop terrorists from attacking us."as they respond to the regularity of mass shootings, christie and other gop hopefuls have id the solution lies in e eanding ntal health servicesand letting americans arm themselves (trump) "so i think it would've been a lot better if they had guns in that room and somebody to protect." (cruz sot) "we don't stop the bad guys by taking away our guns. we stop the bad guys by using our guns."(nat pop) gavelthis week, senate democrats failed to pass two gun control two gun failed to pass democrats senate this week, (nat pop) gavelour guns." guys by using our guns."(nat pop) gavelthisiseek, nate democrats failed to pass two gun control measuresone to expand background checks for guns purchased online and at gun shows. the other to keep individuals on the terror watch list from purchasing firearms less expansive actions than the assault weapons ban that the times is advocating.tag

3 tag3 3 newspapers and politicians aren't the only ones reacting. a reaction from an upstate new york sheriff is definitely turning some heads. meg oliver reports on the sheheff who isis asking locals in hihicounty to help him protect thpublic from a terrorist attack by arming themselves. 3 the images of mass shootings are relentless -- nearly every week, another release of 9-1-1 calls, another new vigil honoring those lost -- all of it makes people just want to do something. but what? ulster county sheriff paul van barclun knew he had to act. t/sheriff paul j. van barclum: 00:01:20-:01:34 "it just sort of all built up not being able to do anything thought i'd remind our people that went through the process it's not a 2nd amendment issue these people are already permitted to carry guns." (graphic)in a facebook post that quickly went viralthe

responsibly take advantage of your legal right to carry a firearm""we are the thin blue line that is entrusted in keeping this country safe, and we must be prepared to act at any given moment."02:24 meg: "sheriff how n a handgun compmpe with a shooter armed with an assault style weapon? 02:29-02:39 sheriff: "it's better than nothing i would never want to see people walking around with long guns. throw back to the person who's going to take your life." nats/sheriff typing 11:20shthe sheriff has been inundated with phone calls and emails after his postsome from as far away as alaska. he says most of them are supportive. but not all law enforcement agrees. new york police commissioner bill bratton: sot/bill bratton: "i guess i would not be supportive of that. that he's encouraging people in his, in wherever ulster county isgood luck to him, i am not supportive of at at all."(waiting for call back from sheriff to confirm stat)ulster county is two hours rth of new york city. with a population of nearly 200-thousand it's estimated 10- permits.nats/17:29 (father & son going through permit pages) "a lot of pages." residents walter baschnagel and his son jordan picked up forms to file for a gun permit baschnagel/ "in light of everything going on as the sheriff indicated we should do our indicated we should do our

permit."vtag 3 3 friends of john lennon gathered to mark a milestone. it's (time)...your sunrise entertainment is after the break. 3 while our "feels like" temperatures are in the 20s, we will continue to warm up and stay abovenormal throughout the week. details

3 3 look for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures close to 50 today. clouds will begin to move in overnight bringing the possibility for a slight chance of light rain and sprinkles around midday tomorrow with highshsn the 50's.teteeratures will continue to re into the mid 50's mid week until a small system arrives during the weekend.this small system looks dry for now, but mostly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures will

3 3 president obama celebrated the arts in dc last night. and a new addition to the kardashian clan. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 (nat red carpet aptn/file) (narr:)kim kardashian gave birth to a baby boy over the weekend in los angeles. kardashian is married to kanye west. thth is the couple's second child. north was born in 2013.north was born in 2013. ------------------------ ------------------------- ----------------------(narr:) tickets for the boss go on sale this week. bruce springsteen and the e street band are kicking off a nine week u-s tour. the first stop is pittsburgh on january 16th. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) (nat of kennedy center honors washington, dc)the president and first lady joined the celebration for the kennedy center honors. this year's winners include songwriter carole king, filmmaker george lucas and actress rita moreno. stephen colbert hosted the gala at the kennedy center

------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------(narr:) (nat red-carpet new york, ny) friends and fans of john lennon gathered in new york to mark a milestone. the beatle would have turned 75 this past october. his wife yoko ono joined a diverse line-up for a one night concert at madison square garden. (sot kevin bacon/actor)"music can have a really, really powerful effect on the way people think and feel about life and the world, it just does." (vo)the concert was recorded to air on amc later this month.that's your eye on entertainment. sm, cbs news, los angeles 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... porsche is introducing an electric sports car. what would it take to get

3 3 still to come this morning... orchestras are looking for new ways to fill seats and they're turning to unlikely tunes to achieve thatwe'll show you why symphony orchestras turning from mozart to marioit's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead. keep it right here on

3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm diana castillo...and i'm

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dominate the weekend.3 3 orchestras are looking for new ways to fill seats and they're turning to unlikely tunes to achieve that. cbs news' omar villafranca has more on how audiences can expect "high scores." 3 (narr 1)it may seem impossible to get gamers off the sofa but a recent performance drew hohoes of theheto a dallas symphony orchestra. they came to hear music from their favorite video game, the legend of zelda, organized in a 4-movement symphony. (jason paul, 103844)"it's really what opened "it's really 103844) (jason paul, 103844)"it's really whatatpened the door, if you will, to game play, storytelling, the music. it's all in there." (narr 2)the show's producer, jason paul, spent years producing concert tours for opera legend luciano pavarorti. in his personal travels to japan, he discovered how popular gaming concerts were there and thought maybe they could catch on in the u-s too. (omar & jason paul exchange- 10;38;28;18) omar: "when did you know okay this is going

it after the first time i did it in 2004. it was an instant success. it was a virtual riot at the box office.// and just now we're at an all-time hihi." (narr 3)paul says most of the shows on his international zelda tour have been sold-out, including this one. fans here in dallas bought 3-thousand tickets and spent 10-dollars each on souvenirs. (narr 4/ gfx in. source: league of american orchestras/ national endowment promising note because symphony orchestras in the u-s could really use the business. the percentage of americans attendininclassical music events dropped by 29% from 1982 - 2020. a small incrcrse in ticket sales over the past five years hasn't been enough to undo the damage. (catherine cahill 12;00;03;19) "symphony orchestras have to take a look at what are the audience demands"catherine cahill is the ceo of the mann center in and pokemon concerts have e brought in up to 6-thousand fansns- double that of the average classical performance.

"if you really want to hear great symphony orchestras, your interest may not be bach, beethoven and brahms, it may be video games" (narr 6)amy anderssen 3 is the music director a a conductor of the zelda show (omar & amy y anderssen exchange 10;49;28;02) "it's storytelling through music. (transition from zelda nats to ny philharmonic performance of mahler's 2nd symphony) how is that different from mahler's second symphony? stylistically it's different. but humanly, it's the same thing." (narr 7) and opening up the symphony orchestra to a new generation of fans, like 19-year-old caleb pryor. (omar & caleb pryor 11;04;51;04) omar: "did you ever think that you would be at a symphony to hear video game music?" caleb: "no (laughs). i didn't and whenever i got the opportunity to do this, i was super excited and i'm absolutely loving the fact that i'm here right t w." (narr 8)that ninit's performance was so good, even caleb looked up. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. 3 2016 presidential candidate hillary clinton stopped by sioux city friday afternoon.clinton spoke to nearly 200 supporters at the carpenters training station on 19th street. the democratic

addressed the shooting in san bernardino, california, saying americans have the right to feel safe and she will make it a priority to see to that if elected. 3 "i have a great deal of confidence in law enforcement, local, state, federal and i am convinced that they will do everything that they can to run down every lead not matter where it might take them, anywhere in the world."clinton also made sure to emphasize the importance of creating good jobs in the future; redeveloping our country's infrastructure; and our overall national security, 3 and republican presidential candidate donald trump held a rally in siouxland saturday morning.the billionaire businessman spoke to several hundreds of supporters at the clay county fairgrounds in spencer. trump is now accusing family members of the san bernardino killers' for hiding the couple's deadly plot. during the rally, trump focused on gun-free

democratic frontrunner hillary clinton...saying he would have what it takes to be president. 3 "hillary clinton is a disaster. she'll be a disaster. look and i've been saying it. she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to be president. you need somebody with tremendous strength, tremendous stamina."3 the most recent iowa polls show trump.. with a 20 point lead over his nearest republican competitor. 3 sioux city police have arrested three people in connection with a series of burglaries in town.19- year- old wiley spencer and 18- year- olds kelly kuester and marcos guthridge were arrested last week after a search of the car they were in turned up meth and thousands of dollars' worth of stolen items.they're facing charges of 2nd degree theft, possession of burglary tools and possession of drugs.

3 the alabama woman charged with stabbing a man in the chest in woodbury county last month is pleading "not guilty."21-year-old katherine burdett entered that plea to a charge of domestic abuse assault.police say she stabbed her boyfriend during an argument while driving him to work at the c- f industries plant at port neal.he suffered non- life threatening injuries. her trial is set to get underway on february 16th. 3 former president jimmy carter cancer- free.he made the announcement at sunday bible study. carter said in a statement that his most recent m-r-i brain scan did not show any signs of the original cancer spots or any new ones.the 91-yr-old carter added that he will continue to get regular 3-week immunotherapy treatments. carter first revealed the news to his sunday school class in georgia, four months after telling them that cancer had spread to his brain.at that

congregation that doctors had already removed part of his liver. 3 3 awesome biker nights is on the move.the festival has taken place along historic fourth street downtown for the last 15 years... but that's changing for 2016.the festival says it's moving to pearl street and the hard rock hotel and casino due to "issues beyond their control".all of the festival's major concerts for the june 16th-18th weekend will take place on the main stage at the hard rock's battery park concert venue. 3 "with hard rock being our concert venue this year its going to let us step it up and bring in some bigger bands. and hopefully draw more peopele to the city. and with that said its going to help p that said its going to help the eharities."this year's sical acds haven't been announced yet... but organizers say they're putting the final touches on this year's lineup and should make that announcement soon.

nebraska and the omaha tribe of nebraska now knowowhen the u- s supreme court will hear arguments in their long- running border dispute.the high court says it will hear arguments in the case on january 20th.the state of nebraska is appealing a district court ruling that says the village of pender is located within the boundaries of the omaha tribe's reservation.that ruling was upheld in may by the 8th circuit court of appeals. seven pender business owners originally sued to avoid complying with a tribal ordinance regulating the sale of alcohol on the reservation. a decision on the case is expected sometime next spring. 3 in case you didn't get out this weekend... a busy downtown ramp onto to i-29 northbound is open again. 3 the ramp from wesley parkway onto the interstate was closed so workers could rebuild it to fit the wider interstate that's being built in that area. over the past week... they've been waiting for the last of the concrete to cure, putting up new signage for the hamilton boulevard exit, and

3 new high-tech eye wear promises to help the visually impaired see better than ever before. hha daniels shows us how it works. 3 (nats/justin dj'ing) music (track)for the first time in his life, 17 year old justin cril feels like most other kids(sot/justin/11:19:06) :06-:08i'm able to do a lot more things on my own(track) things like helping his mom in the kitchen, (clip 3474/nats) come on(track)or walking the dog and being able to see street signs or people's faces and expressions.and people's faces and expressions.when justin was three months old he suffered a brain injury. his pareres were told his vision would never be the me (sot/stacy crilly/mother) :25-:33i worried about what happens when he leaves home. what happens when he goes to college. is he able to go to college and work inpendently? have to worry (track)his mother, stacy, learned about esight -- new goggles with a camera inside that can zoom up to 14 inside that can with a camera new goggles with a camera inside that can zoom up to 14 times the magnification of normal vision. (nats) all thehe controls are here. ah-huh.h. users can also adjust brightness, contrast and color (track)@ptometrist bill

vision a few years ago, says this technology is a game changer. (sot dr. bill takeshita) :55-1:03its going to help so many people with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and other kinds of vision problems(track)the gital goggles arent cheap. ey currenenly cost 15 thousand dollars - but stacy says the first time she watched her son see clearly again...(sot.stacy/11:32:48)it was a pretty amazing moment. (track)she knew it was worth it.hena daniels for cbs news smithtown, long island 3 while esight is not covered by insurance. the company offers services to help people afford the 15 thousand dollar device. users can alal dollar device. thousand afford the 15 thousand dollar device. users can so connnnt their goggles to computers or televisions to see screens up close. 3 3 thousands of americans suffer from strokes every year...and speech problems are a common result.up next in your healthwatch...we'll hear from a speech therapist to see how they help the recovery process.

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3 thousands of americans suffer from strokes every year...and speech problems are a common result.siouxland news reporter kayla novak met with a speech therapist to see how they help the recovery process. 3 every year just under 800 thousand americans have a stroke. in most strokes, blood flow is blocked from getting to the brain.which can lead to difficultly doing every day things. this is when a speech therapist step in. "the first thing we look at is the swallowing or dysphgia because // 42 to 67 percent of patients can have difficulty with the swallow after a stroke."if a patient is havavg difficulty swallowing, they use things like tongue exercises to regain that function. once they determine what the patient can eat or swallow, they move on to communication. "we want to

a means of communicating to us. so that they can tell us their wants and their needs." but what is communicating withth out understanding whwh people thats why speech therapists also check their auditory comprehension. "and we look at their reading comprehension and their written expression." these tests determine the patients progress. and, there is no saying how long stroke victims will be in speech therapy, as it all depends on the severity of the stroke. unfortunatelel some patients are unable to regain all of their previous functions, butut when a patient regains some of it.. michele says it's very special. kayla novak siouxland ws. 3 3 3 it's time to get the band back together.we'll show you how roro band isisaking a comeback next in y yr cnet tech update.

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (34 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag and turf) camera. 3 if you've wanted to get your hands on a gopro, they just got more affordable.here's your c-net tech update. 3 "the band is getting back together -- in virtual reality. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***"" when rock band first came out in 2007, the idea was that you could feel like you're a rock star as you smash buttons on plastic instruments. but if you really really want to feel like you're rocking out on stage, soon you could play in virtual reality. (video from harmonix: 0:24-0:32)rock band the game will be plable on the oculus rift headset by march of next year. the announcment was made at the game awards show thursday by palmer luckey, the co-founder of oculus vr. he teased on twitter that he had a big nouncement to make at the show, but fans were hoping for

price or release date for when they can buy an oculus rift. because people don't even know how much this headset is going to cost, although some insiders are estimating that vr headsets could be as much as a new console, maybe around $350 dollars. (video from htc: 1:00-1:04)sony: 1:05-1:12)we also don't know the price or exact release dates of other high-end virtual reality headsets getting buzz, like htc's vive and the playstation vr. right now, companies are just teasing a few games, because we'll need to see some good games to want to spend the money on this stuff." content is a big factor in getting vr to grow. google just released grow. google getting vr to big factor in getting vr to grow. google just released an app for android to help people make some very basic 360-degree photos that can be viewed with google cardboard, which is a super-cheap vr headset that uses your phone. the new cabdboard camera app helps you stitch together panoramaic still photos with a 3d look, and it and records audio, so you can get the feeling your standing still in one moment

above and below you, and a 360 photo isn't exactly a true virtual reality experience, but it's one way google is trying to get people to build content -- at least in baby steps. problem is you can't share photos -- you'll have to share photos -- is you can't share photos -- you'll have to lend someone your phone and a cardboard viewer to see it. " but if you don't need your photos and video to be in an other dimension, you may be interested in this news on gopro. the action-cam maker slashed the price of the cube- shaped hero4 session camera to half of what it cost when it went on sale just five months ago. it originally was $400, then went down to $300 in september, and now it's $200 dollars. apparently the cube was a tough sell at it's original price when the hero4 silver model had many more features and better quality for the same price. makes you feel bad for anyone that paid $400 dollars when it first came out.""that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm

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look outside (le mars) on the (icon ag and turf) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 hehe's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 president obama is reassuring the nation the u.s. will overcome the threat from terrorism.in a rare address from the oval office sunday...the president did not offer any new plans for fighting isis in iraq and syria...but urged congress to take more action on gun control.while many democrats welcomed the address...some republicans criticizededthe president for failing to announce ditional policies for battling the terror group.the president's speech comes as federal officials continue to investigate what motivated suspected san bernardino killers, syed farook and tashfeen malik. authorities are trying to figure out if malik, who is said to have pledged allegiance to isis on facebook, radicalized her husband - syed.officials also

marquez junior - who allegedly purchased the two rifles the couple used to killed 14 people at a holiday office party jast week. 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 finally this morning, we want to congralute siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll on her twin boys! meet jay christopher and his brother jax michael. the twin brothers were born just after 5 pm, friday december 4th. congratulations jaclyn!! 3 3 and we want to congratulate our siouxland news at sunrise anchor, jacob heller--who tied the knot with his wife, anna! congratulations to you both,

a new look inside the lives of the san bernardino terrorists.