with 3 us othis xxx morning. 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the afternoon. rain will come to an end by afternoon and we will be rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy a wintry mix by the mid morning hours make the switch to snow by night.light

into morning and then might melt a bit into mix for a couple hours.thursday temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy warming will start to take affect this starting on saturday. 3 3 3 donald trump is still taking aim at ted cruz. polls show the texas senator surging ahead in iowa... and gaining ground on trump all across the country. c - b - s news correspondent don champion has the latest on those numbers. 3 he gloves have officially come off in the battle between donald trump and his new top rival, ted cruz.(sot donald trump/ republican presidential candidate) i don't think he's qualified to be president. hours after referring to cruz as 'a maniac' on fox news...trump took to twitter expressing his disappointment in the texas senator...for questioning his "judgment" in remarks cruz made at a private fundraiser. cruz jokingly responded by posting a video of the song 'maniac' from the 80's hit movie, flashdance. -nats- the jabs come as polls show cruz ahead of the billionaire front runner in the key state of iowa. the des moines register/bloomberg politics poll in iowa shows cruz 10 points ahead-- unprecededted 21 point surge since the poll was last taken

pollster) he's doing the ground work he's making the connections, he's working the constituencies that matter a lot in iowa. he leads by an even higher percentage among people who consider themselves evangelical conservatives cruz has also become a target for marco rubio, who is in third place in most national polls. (sot sen. marco rubio/ r- talks tough on some of these issues, for example he's going to carpet bomb isis but the only budget he's ever voted for in his time in the senate is a budget that cut defense spending. a new nbc news/wall street journal poll finds hillary clinton would trounce both cruz and trump in a general election matchup -- but would lose to rubio. don champion cbs news. 3 the just 3 cbs news. don champion rubio. don champi 3 cbs news. 3 the just released n - b - c

finds former neurosurgeon ben carson... who's fallen to fourth place nationally... would *also* beat clinton with the help of independent voters. nine republican presidential candidates will take the stage tomorrow night in las vegas for the final republican debate o othe year. 3 united states senator joni ernst and state senator rick bertrand teamed up for a fundraiser in sioux city yesterday afternoon.this was open to the public... at mccarthy and bailey's irish pub on pearl street. it's the first event the iowa senator has hosted in support of a legislator in northwest iowa. both ernst and bertrand joined the *iowa* legislature 2010. 3 "it was an opportunity for joni ernst to come back to sioux city with her local roots, reconnt with a lot of local business people, and people from the community and again, it's a unique opportunity that she does have close ties here, and we want to continue to grow those ties." it's who i represent, these people are the best in the world, and this is home. so, coming home every weekend hearing their stories, their challenges, maybe the things that are going really well in their lives, that is so

that back to 3 washington. 3 the money raised will go to the iowa senate republicans in the 20 - 16 elections. 3 the siouxland interstate metropolitan planning council... *simpco*... met with legislators from a a three siououand states at t s legislative forum friday at western iowa tech community college. 3 the forum talked about everything from medicaid expansion... higher education... water quality... and region work force challenges, each topic was presented by a panel of local experts... then attendees were able to collaborate after each panel discussion. 3 "you know we have been doing thing for a number of years, and the topics always change. but the level of interest and concern for addressing issues that affect people regardless of what state they live, shows

is in collaborating with each 3 other"this meeting gave state representatives from iowa... nebraska... and south dakota time to network and learn more about issues in siouxland. 3 the university of iowa is making a major change to one of its online systems for students because of terrorism.the iowa student information system has gone by the acronym *isis* for a long time... until now. the university says because the acronym has been *corrupted* by the islamic state terrorist group it'll stop using that system and integrate its services into the university's *other* online system called "icon". universities s florida... arkansas... and kansas are making very similar moves. 3 vehicle accidents on interstate 29 left traffic backed up for more than an hour friday night. 3 take a look at this video... shot by our photographer nathan (gur - des) geerdes...

bumper traffic along the interstate. the first accident happened around 5 - 30 p - m... involving two the other. in the meantime... the other accident on interstate 29 happened when drivers turned around on the ramp... going the opposite direction... and then caused another minor accident. but... fortunately... nobody was hurt in those accidents. 3 the sioux county sheriff's office needs *your* help finding a person or the people responsible for some vandalism.this happened at a house about five miles north of boyden iowa.during an investigation officials found the place had been hit by two bullets.th also this happened early friday... right around 1 a - m.anyone with *any* information should call the sioux county sheriff's office immediately. 3 critics of the way iowa law officers seize cash and materials from people... some who are *never* charged wiwi a crime... have won a victory in the wa supreme court.

restrict the ability of state troopers and deputies to do warrantless vehicle searches that have led to the seizure of millions of dollars. people against these seizures say factors like whether a car is dirty or smells like air freshener can't be used as justification to detain a driver and conduct a search.. one attorney says this wiwi *dismantle* authorities' ability to use factors like trash or a "lived - in" look totop drivers. 3 this might be the most adorable thing you see today... a 5 - week - old polar bear catching some z's.the columbus zoo and aquarium released this video

pounds and she's only about 16 inches long. her eyes aren't fully open yet. you can hear her purr as she tosses and turns next to a stuffed animal.zoo staff says she's started trying to stand up on all fours... especially when she's ready for her next meal. they've been monitoring her progress around the clock, the cub was born last month to aurora... one of three adult polar bears living at the zoo. 3 3 3 3 temperature didn't change much from yesterday's high to this

days.3 3 3 coming up... a woman in istanbuldhas spent the last 12 years rescuing hundreds of dogs. we'll show you why

trouble in 3 the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snsn by tomorrow night.lilit snow will continue to fall l to wednesday morning and en might melt a bitnto a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this weekend starting on saturday. 3 3

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this we have a story about a sioux falls couple who loves to go all 3 out for christmas. how many 3 decorations do you p p up? 3 ififou're planning to fly this holiday season... you might want to get to the airport early. karina mitchell is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 wall street is looking to rebound after suffering steep losses friday - and investors are waiting to see if the federal reserve will hike interest rates.on friday the dow plummeted 309 points.the nasdaq dropped 111 points. // the u.s. and cuba have struck a deal to re-establish direct mail service for the first time in more than half a century. technical and safety

program to test the seseice is in the works. //if you'r'r planning to fly y is holiday season you're not alone. a new w survey fifis 38 million passengers are expected to take advantage of lower air fares during the holidays. that's an increase of about 3 percent from last year. //and a rare mickey mantle rookie card has just sold at auction - fetching more than a half a million dollars. it sets a record for the priciest rookie card to feature the baseball legend. an anonymous buyer purshased the card from dallas based heritage auctions.that's your mw report. for more log on to cbs mw dot com. in ny im km. 3 3 3 3 com. in ny im km. 3 3 a woman in istanbul has spent the last 12 years rescuing

specifically golden retrievers. luckily... as c - n - n's sara sidner shows us... there's a silver lining for some of those goldens. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- it's play time.first this raucous crowd greets eachother.in all manner of waysthen they turn to the humans."ohkisses kisses kisses"all these dogs are here because of yasemin (yah- were once abandoned and unwanted on the streets of istanbul and you won't believe where they're about to end up. (yasemin baban, dog rescuer) "a dog has no chances. they can not talk. they can not just want food and affection." after seeing the conditions of the shelters 12 years ago in turkeyshe dedicated her life to saving domesticated animals. (yasemin baban, dog rescuer) "i left the, the shelter crying then i went again then i went again then i cried and i said crying is not enough someone has to do something. then i started to volunteer in shelters. "(she was soon warned of a disturbing trend (sara sidner, cnn) "the reason you see so many golden retrievers here being rescued love the pupuies they're really popular but once they get grown up they end up streets or in the forest. and that's also why they are all so good natured because these time. oh oh oh"butheir sweetness hurts eir chances of survival on the streets of istanbul. where tens of thousands of hard core stray street dogs live.(ahmet/dog rescuer) "we bring them to our hotels. we vaccinate them we neuter or spay them then we put a chip which is for identification of the dog. and uh we issue their health certificates, their passports" that's where the story turns into a very long journey for these goldens.from istanbul, turkey to atlanta, georgia,

golden retrievers. and baban found just the place .adopt a golden atlanta..(yasemin baban, dog rescuer) "american golden rescues have lists of pepele waiting to adopt dogs. and here we don't find anyone." so far adopt a golden atlanta has taken in 123 golden retrievers from istanbulthey call them turkey dogs.with all the animosity building between east and west.this is one

bite.sara sidner, cnn, istanbul3 3 3 after the break... seven homes are in danger of being destroyed in oregon after a landslide. we'll show you how much rain it took to make an entire hill slide away.

morning at the bus stop.3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and

weekend starting on saturday.3 3 for the last ek... seven property owners in oregon havav watchehethe land slide away near their homes. what started as a crack caved into a crater. c - b - s news correspondent david (beg - no) begnaud tells us about this

3 (b-roll of begnaud and morgan walking up what remains of the road below her home)153647 begnaud: "this is the road leading to your house." morgan kottre: "yup. . used to be a road now it's just a cliff." (b-roll of morgan, morgan's stills of the damage, morgan and bob together in front of their home) narr 1: morgan kottre has watched the land slide on her family's property for the last 6 days. what started as a crack caved into a crater. bob flackus is kottre's neighbor. 143818 begnaud: "you just woke up walked out and it looked like this?" bob flackus: "yes. did not hear a sound. not a sound warning. it just, the land went away, fell in." (b-roll exterior of bob's home, pan to damage down the hill, twitter otot of flooding in tillamook, still of bob and dee)narr 2: five feet from his front door is s w a cliff. a weeks worth stop rain in this picturesque part of tillamook oregon, has left bob and his wife of 36 years, dee, literally living near the edge. (b-roll of volunteers helping bob and neighbors unload sandbags w/nats) narr 3: people are pitching in to help - more than 200 sandbags are holding down a tarp intended to stop the ground from sliding any more. 143606 bob flackus: "i could cry now." db: "why?"bob flackus: // "people that i never knew and probably might not see again, came up here to help me save this hill /// and it just overwhelms me. thatat hard."

showing begnaud the damage inside the barn)narr 4: thirty yards down from the flackus home, the landslide has pushed into a barn owned by kottre's family."154402 morgan kottre: "right now this is the only thing holding up hillside." (b-roll of the other kottre property, horse trailer, more sandbagging)narr 5: kottre's relatives live alongside the barn in this home. they're now staying in a horse trailer because the home is in danger of being condemned. kottre, who's house is safe so far, says sandbags have been their best and only option. 153618 morgan: "you've got to try something."(b-rioll begnaud and during interview)narr 6: bob flackus is willing to try anything, if it means staying in the home he and wife call paradise. 143903 bob flackus: "if it starts to move, i'm not going to be stubborn and stay. i will get stubborn and going to be stubborn and stay. i will get the hell out. // but until it starts to move, i'm staying." the hole in front of bob's home is nearly hundred feet long and fifty feet wide on monday he will find out if his house is to be condemned. as of now he's been told his insurance company will not pay for the damage. david begnaud 3 3 still to come... the los angeles county sheriff's

deadly officer involved shooting. we'll show you why the latest shooting is causing some controversy. you're watching siouxland news

3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob

taylor.3 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the an end by the early afternoon rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into weweesday morning and then mighghmelt a bibiinto a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this

3 this morning the los angeles county sheriff's department is releasing surveillance video and pictures after a man was shot and killed by two deputies over the weekend. those deputies opened fire on a man carrying a gun after *they say* he refused to drop his weapon. reporter don champion has this story. 3 (pkg)(handout la county sheriff/surveillance video and picture) the los angeles county sheriff's department says this surveillance video shows why deputies opened fire on 28-year-old nicholas robertson. it shows robertson holding what investigators say is a gun. moments before the encounter people called 911 saying robertson was acting erratically and firing rounds. (911-call) "at least 6 or 7 times ininhe air" (sot mon0023 sheriff jim mcdonnell/los ananles county, ca 1:39) ) e showed that he had a weapon in his hand throughout the whole encounter. there's going to be criticism anytime there's a deputy involved shooting. //

today to be as transparent as we can" (-:53)(daylight scene video) the shooting happened saturday afternoon in lynwood, california. investigators say deputies opened fire after robertson refused to drop his gun. in all the two deputies fired a total 33 bullets.(sot michael green/brother-in-law 1:13) "after the first shot he hit the ground he was immobilized. nothing you could do to him but to stand here and keep shooting, reload and keep shooting it was just uncalled for" (-:25)(captain steve katz at newser)the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. (sot voice of captain steve katz/los angeles county sherriff's dept.) there were several citizens in the arena. public safety is critical here with a suspect who is armed in a highly populated area. (picture from family) robertrtn was a father of three. (crime scene broll) the deputies ininlved in the shooting have been reassigned as part of the investigation. don champion, cbs news.3

figure out where robertson got his gun. local civil rights leaders want a aindependent vestigation. 3 more than one hundred people came together at the north sioux community center yesterday for a special benefit to help a siouxland man who was hurt in an accident.doug christiansen hasn't been able to walk since he fell off a roof and shattered both ankles last september. but thanks to folks in the community... there were dozens of items that were raffled off... and all the money raised will go toward paying his insurance and other medical expenses. 3 "it's a good thing. if people out there are in need you got to help them. it's overwhelming, the people who came to this and who have 3 helped us."if you'd like to help the christiansen family you can find more information in this story on our website... siouxland news dot com. 3 3 and there was *another* benefit yesterday afternoon too... to help marguerite and ralph cortez. that

house in a fire two weeks ago. their house is in the 4 - hundred block of market street on sioux city's west side. yesterday afternoon sioux city zumba instructor lisa ryan and about 50 - people hit the dance floor to raise money for the cortez family. 3 "we wanted to give back to her and really lift her family up for christmas, because this is such a special time for kids, ally a hard time to deal with a devastating loss. and for us we just wanted to rally together // shower her with cash and gift cards and some things to help her move forward during the forward during the holidays."the cortez family also got a lot of household items and other things that were donated. 3 the betty strong encounter center hosted its annual "one smart cookie" event in sioux city yesterday.there was gingerbread cookie decorating from 1 to 3 p - m with eileen mccormick leading the fun. folks of all ages... kids... parents... and grandparents... made a big variety of gingerbread families. 3 "i think it's important just

to see what we have here, plus spend some time with the family, decorate some cookies and really just have a good time for this holiday season."if you'd like more information on the betty strong encounter center and a list of other activities in the future... we've got a link in this story on our website... siouxland news dot com. (www.siouxcityi cic.com) 3 the 80th annual little yellow dog auction happened saturday afternoon.this adorable 18 - dasher... was up for auction as the 20 - 15 little yellow dogog almost 250 people were there at the ho - chunk centre on 4th street in downtown sioux city. all the money raised will help the goodfellow charity... which gives christmas gifts to children in need in siouxland. 3 "we hope to raise a lot of money for the goodfellow fund. what that does is it buys toys and books for children in siouxland that are less fortunate. last year's little yellow dog went for 15,000 dollars. we're hoping for at

think he could get 20 to 25,000 with his personality. he deserves. he's a fantastic dog. he's one of the best ones we've had so far."3 dasher was sold to the highest bidder... chris (hut - fless) and don boyer. the dollars. 3 the ronald mcdonald house is wrapping up its second annual giving tree event.this is for r families who need basic household items like hand soap... water... and some otr basic goods. last year was the first time the ronald mcdonald house teamed up with local golden arches restaurants in siouxland to help those staying at the local house. one sioux city restaurant owner says the giving trees are a great thing. 3 "you know, we hear from the customers and the customerer appreciate that we h he a ronald mcdonald house here in the sioux city areaeawe're really grateful that have one

helping rovide all the families staying at the local ronald mcdonald house with much needed essentials. 3 "these donations help us provide those basic needs and we can't say enough and enough thanks to mcdonald's and to the community for supporting us and for getting those basic needs met for those families that come to our 3 home."the trees were put in stores black friday... and most of the presents were picked up last week. but you can still go to some of the mcdonald's stores around here and donate as long as the trees are still up. 3 a *star wars* toy made almost 40 years ago has sold at auction for a price that's out of this world!friday... a bidder paid 25 - thousand - dollars for this luke skywalker action figure. it's considered very rare... luke's lightsaber broke easily... so the toys were pulled from production. this one is

packaging... making it priceless for collectors.this is part of a quarter - million - dollar auction of star wars memorabilia by sotheby's. a japanese music and fashion mogul is selling his collection of rare and unique items from the fm sees. in an terview with the sotheby's auction house... the seller said he decided to share his treasures with a new generation of fans. 3 3 3 3 a local organization is hosting a benefit for a great cause. we'll show you how you can support siouxland soldiers. that's next in talk of the town. 3 watching siouxland sunrise,

meteorologist cat taylor" meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dryryith temperatures in the 20s anan mostly c cudy skies.warming will start to take affect this

3 support siouxland soldiers is having a free dinner as well as giving away g gcery

their families. santa will even make an appearance to give gifts to the kids. the even is december 15th from 5:30 - 7:30 pm at the american red cross building on war eagle drive.sam hacker joined jetske for talk of the town with more information on the event.for even more information, please go to siouxlandtroops.com or email

a call at: (712) 899 - 3 8757. 3 3 the militaries of the united states and other pacific nations spent the weekend playing santa claus. 'll show you how they made christmas special for thousands of kids in the pacific islands. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3 expect another rainy start

morning at the 3 3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (36) outside at (time)...

(icon ag and turf) camera. 3 it's the department of defense's longest running humanitarian airlift operation... and this year marks the first time in history it was conducted in collaboration withth international partners. reporter isa baza has more from the opening ceremony of christmas drop 20 - 15. 3 it's a mission that takes the spirit of giving to new heights. vandrew toth- 2127 operation christmas drop is truly a special mission on andersen air force base 2131 and is certainly very close to our heart here in the 36 wing 2136 isa standup clip 29 operating since 1952 the operation provides critical supplies, educational material, and toys to low- lying islands and atolls. 18 the humanitarian aid and disasterelief operation also provides low-altitude air drop training 24 spearheaded by the 374th airlift wing out of yokota japan, the 36th wing out of guam, and 515th wing out of pearl habror, hawaii, this year's mission is the first in history to partner with international allies. 515 air mobility operations wing commander, colonel casey eaton. 1228 i'm truly astounded,

provided by the japanese air self defense force 1234 and the royal australian air force 1236 beginning today c-130 airplanes will l nduct one hundred drs and deliver an estimated 40-thousand pounds of goods, every ounce of which ayuda foundation executive director carlotta leon guerrero said is needed in these remote islands. she shared the story of a senator she met in phonpei, who was present at the very first christmas drop over 60 years ago. 2937 the senator from kapingamarangi told me that the very first time he ever got clothes was when the box came 2944 and he had t-shirts and he had a pair of shorts, but he'll never forget that 2947 36th wing commander brigadier general andrew toth and 374th airlift wing commander cololol dodolas delamater.r. toth - 1207 since then it has made an immeasurable ongoing differerce in the lives of residents of more than 50 islands to include chuuk, palau, yap, the marshall islands, the commonwealth of the northern marianas and the federated states of micronesia 2222 commander delamater- 1731 importantly, in addition to delivering critical supplies to those in need, operation christmas drop provides invaluable training to us and allied air crews, bolstering theater wide preparedness to respond to crises, be they natural, or man made 1748 but more important than showcasing military strength and partnerships in the indo asia pacific region, operation christmas drop simply shows the american adition of giving back... chahaain major buddy walkeke455 may every drop hit the mark, and may every heart zooming overhead

christmas 5023 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make night.t.ght snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and will start to take affect this 3

3 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...'tis the season to give to others... and a large group of motorcycle fans revved up to do just that in (kuh - why - ee) kauai hawaii. the keiki toy run has been going on for more than twenty years... it lets bikers have an opoprtunity to help thth community.every year... the motorcycle riders get together to give toys to under

holiday cheer. 3 3 3 cocong up this morning i iyour 6 o'clock hour... a new strain of f dog flu is spreading fast. we'll show you how it's creating new questions about a vaccine.plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it right here on siouxland news

3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on south lews blvd and glenn ave have a safe drive to work and school this morning, for siouxland news, this is sgt todd sassmann sgt todd sassmann 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 donald trump is taking aim at ted cruz in their battle for the g - o - p's 20 - 16 presidential nomination. the two candidates went back and forth on twitter over the weekend... with polls

gaining ground on trump in iowa. a new n - b - c news - wall street journal poll just out finds hillary clinton would beat either trump or cruz in a general election matchup.police in california are investigating the how a black man was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies in los angele video shows the two deputies firing dozens of shots at nicholas robertson... even as he tries to crawl away. officials say the 28 - year - old father of three had pointed a weapon at the deputies.and... today marks three years since the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut. over the ekend demonstrators held marches and rallies to remember the 26 victims. another rally... calling for an end to gun violence... will happen outside of the national rifle association headquarters today. 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

morning". i'm gayay king. coming up, screen legend jane fonda in our "note to self" series. why she says at almost 78, she's happier than ever. that's coming up, on cbs this morning.3 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning 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 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple temperatures in the 20s and

will start to take affect this weekend starting on saturday. 3 3 3 3 saturday. 3 3 3 a new strain of canine influenza that started last spring is spreading fast and it's been fatal for some dogs.

to fight it... as c - b - s news correspondent marlie hall shows us... the shots are expensive... and they might not be necessary for all dogs. 3 (track)veterinarian katie grzyb says a new strain of canine influenza that started in chicago last spring is spreading fast and the virus has proved deadly for some dogs.(sot)"it progressed so quickly it it eventually moved into their lungs causing severe pneumonia "(track)the united states department of agriculture has conditionally approved a new vaccind to adress the epidemic.it'ss being shipped to veterinarians right now.doctor douglas aspros (fofoer president) american veterinary medical association (sot)13;30;17;02 a: it's a totally novel virus. so dogs don't ve us dogs don't have any historical experience with this virus and therefore they have no protective cross reaction with any other antibodies that they've formed in the past. (graphic)(track)since the epidemic began, more than 1500 dogs became ill in a few months . at least 8 died from secondary infections..the strain has now spread across the countrythe new strain -- is different from common dog flu-- which already has an effective vaccine available.in some cases, two vaccinations might be necessary. the old shot can cost up to 90 follars for two rounds. the vaccine for the new strain costs double that. (sot- gryzb)... if you're dog is in close contact with other dogs very frequently then it's extremely important to be thinking about

3 a famous artist's work making its way back to six city.. but in a different form this time.the sioux city art center is presenting a documentary about american artist and former iowan jackson pollock's famous painting called "mural." "the story of a modern masterpiece" was funded by the university of iowa and shows the mural's travels across the world. pollock's artwork spent nearly a year in siouxland before leaving for venice italy. the arts center's director told us how documentary. 3 "i think it was the most important exhibition we ever had at the art center. so we're very excited to have that here and happy to see they documented the whole process and that we're included in that documentation of the mural's story."the documentary will be shown at the art center on december 17th at 6 p - m. there'll be a question and answer session with the film's

the university of iowa's museum of art. then it'l move to the main lecture hall the next day and will stay there until the end of the month. 3 efforts to rebuild a church destroyed in the pilger tornado have been set back *again.*saint john's lutheran church was destroyed in june of 20 - 14. work to re - build the church has been going on since then... but thursday morning's high winds blew the frame to ground. fortunately... none of the construction workers were hurt. insurance will help take care of the damages. actually... this sounds strange but we get to bare the cross of christ. you know we are e ven the opportunity to help our neighbor, to worsrsp, and to suffer. and we'll this is the suffer part." 3 part." 3 the suffer 3 part." 3 construction will continue as weather permits. it's hoped the new church wiwi be ready

3 a local organization that's served thousands of children and and adults since 18 - 94 future now.the boys' and girls' home and family services is buying the indian hills shopping plaza on sioux city's northside. the shopping center used to be a *very* busy place... with the sunshine food market and later a super valu grocery store. different retail businesses and offices have called it home since it was opened in 1975. c - e - o art silva tells siouxland news there are no immediate plans to move into the plaza. but there's a growing need for the non profit's services... treating children and adults struggling with emotional... behavioral... and - or psychiatric c sues. silva says theyeyll also have to sell their current home... the old saint joe's hospital on court street. the sale price of the shopping center hasn't been released. more details will be announced this

3 as candidates across the country are looking for votes... we asked voters 'what's the biggest problem facing this country?' as our national correspondent kristine frazao shows us... there's been a major shififin what thehere sayingng 3 when voters head to the polls next year, there will be lots on their minds. but what's the most important issue?mos: "it's the decline of the middle class"mos: "i have a bias, education"?mos: "the economy"but more and more people it turns out think like the sullivan family. rose sullivan/new hampshire voter "i think national security, safety there's just so much going on and i think most people want to feel safe in this countrypete sullivan"the economy is certainly important but the economy won't matter much if this country cocos under attack." in a recent new york times cbs poll, when asked about the most imimrtant problem facing the country today, 14 percent of voters said terrorism.that may not seem like a lot but compare that to just last month when just two percent thought so..the same question last year garnered three percent. the economy came in second as a top problem with 8 percent, down from it's first place position last month (12%) and last year (19%). sot: david rehrpeople in america are nervous about what's going to happen in their neighborhoods and communities given what happened in ca when it comes to how this may translate to the election,the same poll found donald trump p the lead with republican primary

could benefit hillary clinton david rehr"because she served as secretary of state and is probably the most experienced of all the candidates in foreign policy.but, he says, it could be a double edged sword.david rehr"because a lot of republicans will be attacking her saying a lot of these problems started during the obama administration and when you were secretary of state kristine frazao su "historically in national elections the economy is often the number one issue. whether it will re-emerge as such in 2016 ...doctor rehr says that is unfortunately in the hands of the terrorists and whether they present another threat

washington i'm 3 kf rpeorting. 3 it's a llection that would make ol' saint nick happy. more than 3,000 santa clauses falls collected santa's for about two decades and it's turned into quite the collection. from the moment you pull up to the murray's home you know you're at santa land. almost three - thousasa santas greet you wherever you look inside their home... even in the bathroom... on the toilet paper. 3 the couple says it takes about three weeks to set up all of the santas. joanna says it also takes a few extra hands... that's why one of her sisters comes into town to help. the santa's are on display at the murray's home until janunuy. the public

with the family.3 3 3 3 3 engineers are busy redesigning a river to conserve water. up next... we'll show you how captured rainwater can help relieve the drought in los angeles. 3 "you're watching siouxland sunrise, with jacob heller and

3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and d mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this

3 a new report from the 3 a new report a new report from the national oceanic and atomospheric administration confirms the el nino conditions in the pacific are still the strongest on record. and when it brings all that rain to los angeles this winter... most of it will wind up in the l - a river. the river is 51 miles long and runs all the way to the ocean in long beach... where the much needed water is simply lost to the sea. it's a

joke... but as c - b - s news correspondent ben tracy shows us... that could be changing as it gets a massive re - invention. 3 (natsot clip) "terminator 2" (narr 1) "the terminator" used it for a chase...(natsot clip) terminator shoots(narr 2) in "grease", it was the scene of a race... (natsot clip) "grease"(narr 3) and back in the 50's, the film "roadblock" disgrace. (natsot clip- "roadblock") "where does this highway take us?" "this is no highway. this is the los angeles river bed."(narr 4) much of the l.a. river does looks more like an oversized open-air sewer than a mighty waterway. (sot mayor eric garcetti ) i think a lot of people didn't realize we had a river.(narr 5) los angeles mayor eric garcetti says restoring the river is a top priority. (sot mayor -) people settled here 'cause this was a beautiful land. i want to return that in the midst of a great urban center. (natsot-old newsreel) "the flood isolates studios and stars in this drama of destruction!"(narr 6) after record flooding in the 1930s, the army corp of engineers locked most of the l.a. river in a concrete straight- jacket...transforming it into a flood control channel that sends water out to sea. in a typical storm, it's estimated about half of the rainfall - some 10 billion gallons - is flushed into the ocean. but now in the midst of a deepening drought, finding a way to retain that water is vital. (natsot...ben and frank looking at maps) "so this is the la river." (narr 7) in a move that created a bit of controversy, the e ty turned to frank hry, an architect famousor beautiful and brash buildings to help devise a solution.(ben- ) i think when

the la river, they said, "what?" what was your reaction when they approached you? (frank) ha ha. scared, ha ha. (narr 8) gehry is a sheet metal success story. his buildings...including the bilbao museum in spain andnd walt disney cocoert hall in los angeles... seemingly bend to the will of his imagination. his work is being celebrated at the l.a. cunty museum of art and his life story told in a new biography titled "building art." (ben ) why the los angeles river with all these politicians and competing interest groups? (frank) ha ha, just, they asked me. and i'm a sucker, ha ha.// it's a big deal andnd thought i could help. (narr 9) so he and his team have been quietly working for free...employing the high-tech tools they use to design buildings, to create a first of its kind in-depth imaging of the river. (sot frank gehry ) it has to be a water project

beautification. e we know the rules, then we can play byby them. // i iould imagine an incredible park system. it would really change l.a.(narr 10) more than one quarter of angelenos live within a mile of the river. many are hoping to see much of it returned to it's wild roots, including george wolfe.(natsot-police )-"get out of the river now!" (narr 11) in 2008, he was nearly arrested when he led a group of kayakers down all 51 miles of the river. it had been off limits for more than 70 years. (sot george wolfe/founder, la river expeditions) if i had to draw a line in the sand, i'd say let's remove concrete, sure.// personally, i think we've had enough of it since it was channelized, and it would be nice to have something a bit more reminiscent of how the river has always been. (narr 12) but both gehry and mayor garcetti say don't expect all that concrete to disappear. they want a river that's

to love. (sot mayor garcetti- ) luckily we live in a time where the technology exists, where we can keep this a safe place from the flooding and bring back the banks, //and what other city in the world has that kind of opportunity smack dab in the middle.(narr 13) for cbs this morning ben 3 3 will farrell and marky mark battle it out for best dad at entertainment is after the break. 3 expect another rainy start

morning at the bus stop.3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this weekend starting on saturday. 3

and mark 3 will farrell 3 3 will farrell and mark wahlberg battle it out for best dad... jennifer lawrence brings "joy" to the world. and the force awakens *tonight* as the long - awaited "star wars" sequel opens. danielle

entertainment. 3 (nats "star wars: episode vii - the force awakens"/walt disney studios motion pictures) (narr:) the wait is over. "star wars: episode seven - the force awakens" has its world premiere tonight in los angeles. reviews should start pouring in, but it's already seen record-breaking pre- sales.... the force awakens nationwide on friday. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (nats "joy"/20th century fox)(narr:) oscar-winner jennifer lawrence joined castmates from "joy" on the red carpet last night for the film's world premiere in new york.the film reunites lawrence with "silver linings playbook' co-stars bradley cooper and robert deniro. she plays joy mangano - the real-life mother of three who invented 'the miracle mop' and became a big boss in business... as well as her in own family.(sot jennifer laurence/actor)"it's not really about a mop, it's not even about a woman and her mop. it's about this woman's fight for her dreams. her undiscovered desire" (vo)"joy" also stars isabella rosellini and diane ladd. it opens christmas day. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (nats "daddy's home"/paramount pictures)(narr:) also opening on the 25th... the will farrell/mark wahlberg comedy, "daddy's home." farrell is stepdad to two children, who feels he must compete for their affection with his wife's ex, the ultra-cool wahlberg.(sot will ferrell/actor)"i think the main message is that, families are, while getting ,more complicated. they can still work together effectively to raise kids in a positive way" (vo)"daddy's home" also stars linda cardellini 3 here's what

linda cardellini3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we have a story

loves to go all 3 out for christmas. how many decorations do you put up? 3 3 still to come this morning... a special program in philadelphia takes teens through what happens to gunshot victims in the hospital. we'll show you how the program is helping teens stay *away* frfr violenen by seeing it fifit - hand.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead.

siouxland news at sunrise.3 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob

cat taylor.3 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.lighghsnow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this

3 it is a graphic demonstration in philadelphia that's meant to prevent violence by taking teenagers... step - by - step... through what happens to a gunshot victim in the emergency room. c - b - s news correspondent jericka duncan takes a look. 3 ((track)) (show picture of lamont)the hospital where 16-year-old lamont adams died in 2004... ((11:21:38/nats of scott charles))"by the time you get here///odds are stacked against you."((track)) ....has been turned into a school of hard knocks. throughout the year hundreds of philadelphia students visit the trauma unit at temple university hospital, for the cradles 2 grave program.they learn about adams - his life from birth to death. ((11:17:33/dr. amy goldberg)) "when he came in he wasn't

amy goldberg and outreach coordinator scott charles have been re-inacting the night adams died, for nearly 10 years.((11:15:27/scott charles/outreach coordinator)) "lamont is going to have a bullet would right here, and he's gonna have a bullet wound right here."((track))charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adams - 24 times.((00:22/scott charles)) "i'm not trying to politicize this issue for them i'm simply saying this is the thing that is more likely to kill you than anything else when you're young.** and i want them to take ownership of this."((dr. goldberg))03:13 "i hope that we touch kids one by one that they appreciate the education that they get here and they have a moment of pause."((track))the students watch an hour-long video showing graphic pictures of more gun shot victims....some students can't bear to look. ((12:23:56/nats up/grandmother of lamont adams in film))"i get down on my knees and i cry."the pain adams's grandmother described hit home for 16-year-old roshelys sanchez.((13:53:10/roshelys sanchez))"i can't imagine my mom crying because something happen to me or to my family members."((track))15 year old jordan barreto first went through the program in may. ((14:06:20/jordan barreto)) " i was hanging in the streets with the wrong people doing the wrong thing. the program

violence is real that that people get killed for nothing, and there aint any names to bullets."((tag: the students also visitied a morgue. more than 10-thousand studnets have come through the cradles to grave program at temple university hospital. jeff, ornizers say, fewer than a dozen have returned to hospitals trauma unit, with a gun 3 shot wound.)) 3 the betty strong encounter center hosted itannual "one smart cookie" event in sioux city yesterday.there was

from 1 to 3 p - m with eileen mccormick leading the fun. folks of all ages... kids... parents... and grandparents... made a big variety of gingerbread families. 3 "i think it's important just to get thehevisitors down here to see what we have here, plus spend some time with the family, decorate some cookies and really just have a good time for this holiday seas."3 if you'd like more information on the betty strong encounter center and a list of other activities in the future... we've got a link in this story on our website... siouxland cic.coco 3 as marilyn monroe sang in "gentlemen perfer blonds"... diamonds can be a girl's best friend... and ice is always nice for the holidays. but your local jewlery store has nothing on this mom and pop shop in washington d - c that opens their doors to the state department and the white house. c - c - b - s news correspondent julianna goldman

3 (pkg:)(montage of jewels//shot of girl puting necklace in the window//rosenheims with customers)glittering diamonds, sparkling emeralds and endless strands of pearlswith a name like the tiny jewel box, this store has all the trappings of a local jeweler.but in the heart of the nation's capital jim and matthew rosenheim cater to uniquely powerful clientele...(sot - jim rosenheim)we're 85 years old now// i mean i don't want to be pretentious about it, but 're kind of an institution in wawaington.(gfx1)they started, well, tiny at the height of the depression in 1930 roz and monte rosenheim opened this 100 square foot store with one grounding principle. (sot - jim rosenheim)115307 my dad said something to me that has been the driving force in my whole life.// he said to me i want people to come to me because i have something special not because i'm convenient.(vo - mom pic)but he credits his mother with the store's staying power (sot-jim rosenheim)"the reason why tiny jewel box exists is becuase of my mother"over eight decades roz tended to americic royalty.. from president franklin delano roosevelt and first lady maimie eisehower... to the kennedysbarbra streisand and sammie davis junior (sot - jim rosenheim) she had an infectious personality. and i don't know if you.hutzpah?jg 121546 uh huhjr 121547 my mother owned that word. she had the nerve to say anything to anybody. (gfx3)like the time senator joseph mccarthy in the midst of his communist witch-hunt. walked through her door. mrs.

language his waybut the former senator still walked out with a pin for hihimother. (sot - jim rosenheim)i think that really epitomized her nerve, you know, her willingness to engage people. and that spunk helped the tiny store leave an outsized imprint on american history. a friendship forged with a young madeleine allbright ...had world leaders taking diplomatic clues from some of rosenheim's vintage pins. "when people would ask what you are doing today, i would say 'read my pins. " in an interview with sunday morning she said it all started when sadam hussein called her an unparralled serpent... (sot - jijirosenheim)"and then she wore the rpent pin which was purchased from us//she could make a statement using her pins. albright's trademark pins arent the only diplomatic treasures this vintage broach was given to queen elizabeth by the obamas.and these watches with the official presidential seal, were given to african leaders gathering in washington.(vo - box and george bush vo)president george w bush gave these custom boxes to nearly every dignitary who visited during his 8 years in the white house. (goldman - rosenheims)12:56:50 jg: how long does it take to put something like this together?mr: for the president of the united states, very little time.jg: when 1600 pennsylvania avenue callsmr: we jump and answer their call. it is an honor (anita mcbride vo walkign with them)anita mcbride once made that call as

chief of staff4:37:26 laura bush went to 77 different countries - so i am quite sure//that something that we got from here - something beautiful or uniqiq whether small or large is present in all of those countries.(vo - obama on inauguration day) laura bush liked the store so much, that her successor took notice. (sot - jim rosenheim) she walks around behind the limousine carrying my box. i'm dying. just absolutely going crazyon inauguration day in 2009, jim rosenheim witnessed a giving of gifts he would never forget....(sot - jim rosenheim) we have incoming president's wifeexcuse me (wipes a tear)um, our gift and our box publically on the steps of the white house with the american flag and the marines standing there,it was a leather bound journal...but for this local jeweler it represented muchchore. (sot - jijirosenheim)thinking about where we came from, how hard my parents work, and we're now

you know// it'show can 3 you fathom that? 3 3 the vast majority of childhood abuse victims know their abusers. up next in your healthwatch... we'll have

3 expect another rainy start with windy conditions this

3 rain will 3 continue 3 through the 3 morning and 3 maybe mix in 3 with a few 3 flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours whicicwill make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this weekend starting on saturday.

3 the vast majority of childhood abuse victims know their abusers. siouxland news reporter kayla novak met with a child advocate to get some safe. 3 90 percent of the time... a child knows their abuser...amy scarmon from mercy child advocacy center knows this is hard to understand. "so... you know we don't like to think about family members being the ones who abuse kids, most of the time people tend to think its strangers. but it is really important to teach your children that even people they know love and trust can do things to harm them and how to prevent that." one thing parents can do is teach their children about their body parts as soon as they become verbal. "so its fine to you know to give cute names to body parts but its really a lot better if you teach them what body parts actually are, so that if they go to some body and say something is happening to me, other people understand what they mean."

kids what parts are private, so they know where they should not be touched. "so telling your kids that no matter what they tell you even if they think you will be upset or mad about it, it is still ok to come and talk about it." children also shouldn't be left alone with just one adult or older child. "i think it is also really important that you if your child looks like at a family gathering...they are a little uncomfortable with uncle so and sos tickling or giving grandma a kiss on the cheek...and they dont want to do it. that you dont push it that you just allow them to say no and if they are having a hard time being able to say no then you back them up."so remember to encourage your child's saety and voice through communication and

3 3 3 there's finally a way to share one of those new iphone live photos on social media we'll take a look...

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (33) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag and turf) camera. 3 the next time you're at a gathering... everyone can share ththr photos in the same album. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "there's finally a way to share one of those new iphone live photos on social media. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***"live photos taken with the iphone 6s are the closest thing we have to those moving photos you see in harry potter movies. it's a still image, but when you press on the screen, you can see about a second before and after it was taken, just a moment in time, and it also records audio. it's basically a mini movie. only the newest iphone 6s models can create these, and

another iphone or ipad with ios 9. but they couldn't be shared to a social network -- until now. *** tumblr just updated its app to include 3d touch, so you can press a photo to make it come alive. android users will still only see a regular non-moving photo. there are workrkarounds to share it with the world, because the ipne is really just saving it as a .m-o-v video file. you can hook it up to a computer to import the movie file, and then use a gif making tool to turn it into a looping gif. you can find more tips on how to do this on cnet. "tumblr, which is owned by yahoo, is the first network to work with these live photos. and that's not all yahoo is up to these days. (video from yahoo: 1:18-1:2828yahoo mail now supports gmail. as in, you can put your gmail inside of the main yahoo mail app, along with aol mail and some outlook accounts -- and it's all in one inbox. back in october yahoo redesigned its mail app, but gmail wasn't compatible. until now.""and speaking of google, the google photos app is getting a new feature that will be very handy for hoilday parites. google photos now has sharerealbums, whiciclets ltiple people add photos to one album. (video from google: 1:35-2:01)here's what i mean.

and everyone is snapping pictures. to share, everyone can dump the photos into one shared album. a creator invites people to join a shared album, and everyone can select the photos they want the group to see. and there's no limit to how much you want to upload, it's free. and if grandma doesn't use google, just send her the url link." and if you need to pay back someone for a gift, you can now just text them the money with google wallet. the google wallet app will let you send a text message to send money to any phone number. the recipient gets a text message with a link to enter in their debit card to claim the money. the updated google wallet app is now in the google play store and coming to apple's app store in a few days. "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 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the afternoon. rain will come to an end by the early afternoon and we will be cloudy for the e rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid

the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into wednesday morning and then might melt a bit into a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this weekend starting on saturday.

and 3 look at your we'll take a 3 saturday.3 3 we'll take a look at your news and weather to go coming up after the break...you'rere

3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (le mars) on the (icon ag and turf) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 good morning, this is sgt good morning, 3 3 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running south lews blvd and glenn ave have a safe drive to work this morning, for siouxland news, this is sassmann 3 here's a look to go ... 3 3 donald trump is taking aim at ted cruz in their battle for the g - o - p's 20 - 16 presidential nomination. the two candidates went back and forth on twitter over the

showing the texas senator gaining ground on trump in iowa. a new n - b - c news - wall street journal poll just out finds hillary clinton would beat either trump or cruz in a general election matchup.police in california are investigating the how a blblk man was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies in los angeles. video shows the two deputiesiring dozens of shots at nicholas robertso.. even as he tries to crawl away. officials say the 28 - year - old father of three had pointed a weapon at the deputies.and... today marks three years since the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut. over the weekend demonstrators held marches and rallies to remember the 26 victims. another rally... calling for an end to gun violence... will happen outside of the national rifle association headquarters today. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and

good morning. it is monday, december 14th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump attacks ted cruz after the senator's iowa surge. but a new poll shows which candidate has the best chance to defeat hillary clinton. >> we are on the front lines in the fight against isis. how the terror group is using car bombs to defend its territory. cbs news learns about a major development in the robert

lead to a showdown in his murder case.