where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for of the day. 3 3 investigators are trying figure out what led a female driver to run into dozens of pedestrians on a busy sunday night... killing at least one person and hurting more than 30 others. police have ruled out terrorism as a motive... they say no shots were fired during what happened. reporter mauricio marin from c - b - s las vegas has more.

strip was blocked off overnight...as authorities began piecing together what led a female driver in her 20's to mow down at least 37 pedestrians near the paris casino sunday night:(sot deputy chief brett zimmerman/ las vegas pd) we have determined that this is an international act - that means that our lvmpd homicide section will be handling the investigationwitnesses were left in shock as the woman took off ....all while a toddler sat in the backseat. (sot mos woman/ no name given) it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands on the wheel and was looking straight forward antonio nassar was one of several people who tried to stop the vehicle as it drove onto the sidewalk...possibly three times: (sot antonio nassar / witness) i was running down the middle of the street and there was two other guys with me. we were yelling move, get out of the way, stop. and then there were three guys trying to punch out the window.(standup: mauricio marin/ cbs news/ las vegas, nevada.) authorities plan to look through surveillance video in the area. they are also questioning the driver to see if drugs or alcohol played a factor(sot deputy chief brett zimmerman/ las vegas pd) we have drug recognition officers that would check to

the influence and we would also take blood or breath to see if the driver was intoxicated officials say several people remain hospitalized.the driver of the caralong with the toddler were not hurt.mauricio marin cbs news las vegas nevada. 3 the driver is still in police custody. officials plan to file charges against her this morning. 3 a missouri state trooper is facing manslaughter charges in the death of an iowa man in 20 - 14.anthony piercy arrested brandon ellingson of clive for boating while intoxicated at the lake of the ozarks in may 20 - 14. ellingson fell into the water while handcuffed and drowned after his life jacket slipped off. special prosecutor bill (see) seay says piercy's actions recklessly caused ellingsons death. (see) seay says he filed the charge after a thorough review. 3 (william seay, special prosecutor) "i have reviewed in its entirety boxes and boxes of reports, records with

and expertise and everything that was done in the investigation."3 ellingson's father says while the charges won't bring his son back... he's happy this case. 3 "based on what he did to my son, his reckless abandonment and gross negligence, what he did to brandon obviously shows what kind of human being he was and what he thought of my son."piercy was suspended from the highway patrol thursday and turned himself in to jail. 3 two people from emmetsburg are facing drug charges after an investigation in the iowa great lakes region.27 - year - old john steffens and 52 - year - old susan rice are charged with possession of meth precursors... the sale or manufacture of meth... and possession of drug paraphernalia. they were

county sheriff's deputies in the parking lot of the spencer walmart store. a search of their vehicle and home turned up items that are used to make meth... some stolen property... too. the clay county sheriff's office says the investigation is still going on... and more arrests are expected. 3 siouxland toys for tots was in full action again this weekend.saturday morning... volunteers for toys for tots bagged thousands of toys at the toys for tots warehouse on wesley parkway. toys are donated by quite a few companies... like c - f industries... peformance contractors... and other sub - contractors. they all donated a total of 75 - thousand dollars worth of toys and 120 bicycles. the non-profit charity organization is reaching out to more than 3 - thousand - 5 - hundred kids in the tri - state region this year. 3 i get goosebumps thinking in a situation before where we had an abundance of toys, sometimes we scrap, and one

able to make our goal of two toys per child because we came up short. but this was a godsend. 3 volunteers finished the task by the end of the weekend... and they'll have'em distributed to kids in need in siouxland by christmas day. 3 3 and they got a head start on their distribution yesterday afternoon. the non - profit organization welcomed 65 families per hour... from 2 to 7 p - m at the distribution center on wesley parkway. families got the chance to pick up their wrapped gifts and toys. 3 local law enforcement officials in sioux city helped spread holiday cheer to 40 kids saturday... thanks to the "shop with a cop" program.sioux city police officers and the woodbury county sheriff's office made sure children in sioux city will have a very merry christmas. for the last fourteen years... officers and deputies have partnered with walmart on floyd boulevard and on singing hills... donating 1 - hundred dollars to each child.

girls got to pick out their favorite gifts for themselves and families. 3 it gives us an opportunity to show these kids and their families who we really are, and that we care about the people in our community, and we want to give back to them and do everything we can make them have a better christmas season.officials say they'll continue the they'll officials say season.officials say they'll continue the tradition of giving for many years to come. 3 christmas shopping is picking up speed as we head toward the big holiday. but itit nothing like i iwas during the heyday of sioux city's oldld department stores. now... the sioux city public museum is showing off a new exhibit dedicated to those historic department stores... like martin's... davidson's... and (pell - et - ee - ay)'s pelletier's. what started in the late 18 - hundreds as small dry good stores became local businesses that eventually focused on fashion as well. 3 "we have a fashion display

from how fashions change from the 1880s to the 1940s. that was another big part of these stores business, the idea of ready to wear clothing. it was a brand new thing in the late 1800s."the new exhxhit is called "when quality wawa higher than price." it has 250 rotating exhibits. 3 six months after hosting its first international archery competition... yankton south dakota will host two more championship events in the next five years.yankton hosts the national field archery association at its easton archery center. now... the city has been named the hosts of t t 20 - 18 world archery indoor championships and the 20 - 20 world archery field championships. yankton beat out cities in mexico and russia to host this summer's junior championship tournament. 3 mother nature put up a spectacular show in the sky near (spoke - anne) spokane

morning.these are pictures of the northern lights just east of the city. those lights are created when particles from the sun crash with gas particles in the earth's atmosphere. that usually makes the sky light up in green or pink... even though other colors are possible... too.the best time to see the lights is usually in wintnt... from places like northwestern canada or alaska. but the northern lights can

as new 3 orleans. 3 3 3 temperatures were way yesterday. we have a bit of a cool down today and then up. i'll have details next. 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... an air france flight in africa had a scare after an emergency landing. we'll show you why the crew thought there might have been a bomb ononboard. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at t nrise, with and meteorologist cat taylor"

3 cat taylor"meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high neaea35.look for stly clcldy skies and tempererures in the 40s for tuesday y d most of wednesday, but a cold

hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 3

3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we're just a handful of days before christmas. are you done with your shopping?3 3 more than thirty hospitals have totoay up after fraud charges... d you *could* get a neww - phone for just one dollar. marlie hall is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch.

hospitals around the country will pay 28 million dollars to settle allegations of healthcare fraud.according to the department of justice, the facilities admitted patients for procedures that could have been done on an outpatient basis resulting in higher medicare bills.the settlement involves procedures used to treat spinal fractures.s.////fiat chrysler is recalling nearly 56-thousand jeep cherokee suv's worldwide to fix a water leak that could lead to an electrical short.the recall covers cherokees from the 20-15 and 20-16 model years. the company says no fires or injuries have been reported./// best buy is selling iphones for one dollar.the reatiler usually sells the 16-gig i- phone 6-s for 200 bucks.you can gegein on the h hiday deal from now until sunday.but here's the catch - you have to sign up for a two-year contract with sprint or verizon.///that's your money watch. for more log on to cbs money watch dot com. in new york im marlie hall.

3 an air france flight from (more - ees) mauritius to paris made an emergency landing after a passenger reported a suspicious device. the boeing 7 - 7 - 7 made an emergency landndg in kenya and passssgers and crew were evacuated. reporter kris van cleave has this story. 3 ((narr1))the fake device looked real enough to prompt the crew of this air france boeing 777 to make an immediate emergency landing in mombasa kenya and evacuate the 459 passengers and 14 crew using emergency exit slides. passenger anne daniel. ((sot)) "they told us it was a technical problem and so for one hour we have been coming to kekea and so now they say they have found a bomb, so .....very tired, very difficult." ((narr 2 ben-wa lou-keenee))benoit lucchini was also on board. ((sot--benoit lucchini))the plane just went down, slowly, slowly, slowly. so we just

was wrong. but the personnel of air france is great, which is wonderful, they keep everybody calm and real quiet. ((narr 3))air france's ceo said a passenger spotted the fake bomb and reported it to the crew of flt 463...adding the device was made of cardboard, paper and had a timer. it was hidden in a bathroom cabinet. kenyan police reportedly questioned a number of passengers, including the person who reported the device. the airline says at least 3 other air france flights have received bomb threats since the novembmb 13th attacks in paris. ((sot 14:29:xx))the concerning part for me is the household timer. what does that look like? how big of a timer is it? what's its purpose. was the carrier stopped at security and questioned about it? ((narr 4)) ron hosko is a former asst director of the fbi. ((sot 14;30;19;15)) what type of person does this? someone who is testing, someone who is king at the bounds of airline security and airport security, and a whole array of fools and clowns and criminals who like to see what the response is. ((kris: security

are remains concern about the level and quality of security at airports that do not directly serve the united states and thus are not subject to t-s-a regulations. jeff, the concern is someone would get a device past security and eventually connect to a flight bound for the u-s.)) 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... iceland is one of the greenest countries on earth... but the nation has yet to harness its strong winds. we'll show you how that's about to change. 3 our feels like temperatures are down in the teens thanks to some breezy winds. your

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 fog will linger this morning across the area. once it will see partly cloudy skies with a high look for mostly cloudy skies and in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, front will come through wednesday once we hit wednesday night we will several systems enter the area. these still evolving andnd changing, so nothing is there e is a slight chance of a rain/snow thursday changing into for thursday. the second system comes christmas day, where there is a chance of most of the day, but by evening look to start and then change snow on satday for the remainder of the day. 3 of the greenest countries on but the nation has yet to harness its has yet to but the

the iceland is one 3 iceland is one of the greenest countries on earth... but the nation has yet to harness its strong winds. c - b - s news correspondent jonathan vigliotti shows us how that's about to change. 3 (beauty shots of iceland, water bubbling, steam and blue lagoon)iceland has already mastered geothermal power, which pulls energy from hot water reserves underground. it's so clean, hundreds of thousands of people each year bathe in the island's thermal baths. (standup - jonathan vigliotti)iceland ruru on 100 percent sustainable enengy. moststf it comes from geothermal and hydropower. for as windy as this country is, wind power hasn't really been tapped into. (video of exterior of coal plant with nats of soldering underneath video)but, inside a former coal pl ant...work is underway on a new-renewable energy concept.(sot - 130204 - formal interview - cover first part with previous video of soldering)'the more simple the system the longer it lasts.' (turbine video)simplicity - as inventor saethor asgeirsson explains, is the key to wind power here, because, iceland is so windy... traditional turbines can spin out of control. asgeirsson has developed a unique turbine called the cw1000 and the science behind it lies in the precisely engineered blades. (sot - 0948 ) (he points to blades etc.) s- this obviously spins on a vertical access, //let's say the wind comes in from over here, then this blade over here actually catches the wind while the blade on the other side goes against the wind.(broll of turbine) the end result is a turbine that can actually slow itself down, withoutneeding expensive mechanical brakes.. which often fail in traditional turbines in high wind, like this one did in denmark. (sot - 1116 - walk and talk interview)j- so there is such a thing as too fast?s - oh yeah, for sure. (stills of old designs)asgeirsson, who created icewind in 2012, has been tinkering with his design for years. from earlier versions like this one in 2007 - to today's more refined

video - walk and talk with jonas)vig: is there a future for wind energy in iceland? jonas: yes, definitelyjonas ketilsson, with iceland's national energy authority, says even if the island is already 100% sustainable -- there's always room in iceland for new forms of cheap, green energy. (sot - 0655)v - why are there so many inventors here dealing with renewable energy?jonas - after our financial crisis that we encountered a few years back, people had to rethink and restructure and i think it did bring us a lot of good ideas. those ideas could grow into something big.(nat)and thinking big is something saethor asgeirson hopes to do when he exports his green energy to the european market in the near future.jonathan

3 3 still to come this morning... the miss universe pageant had an awkward moment last night. we'll show you *why*

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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

taylor.3 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 nonoto a story that's heheing up o osocial media. a n n miss universe has been crowned. a new miss media. up on social t tt's heating now to a story 3 of the day.the remainder of the day.3 3 now to a story that's heating up on social media. a new

crowned. the contestant from the philippines was declared this year's winner... but not before some confusing and chaotic moments on live t - v. c - b - s news correspondent don champion has the play by play. 3 (pkg)(sot sun0174 :04) nat music (-:05) the drama played out on live television sunday night.(sot sun0174 :09) "colombia!!" (-:10) what first appeared to be a repeat win for colombia in the miss universe contest...(sot sun0174 1:35) "i have to apologize" (-:36) ... quickly became one jaw-dropping, gaffe for pageant host steve harvey. (sot sun0174 1:49) "the first runner up is colombia" (-:53) (white flash to)(sot sun0174 2:13) "miss universe 2015 is philippines"(-:19) it took about a minute for harvey to correct himself after apparently reading his note card with the winner on it wrong.(sot sun0174 steve harvey/comedian 3:26) "this is exactly what's on the card- i will take responsibility for this- it was my mistake it was on the card" (-:35)(sot overnight photo culpo 2 :18) "oh my god! how you do that?!" (-:20) even ththcelebrity judges were shocked.d.colombia 1 and 2 photos) fellow contestants quickly surrounded miss colombia to comfort her. backstage, miss colombia and philippines showed grace.(sot "overnight folder miss universe colombia" ariadna gutierrez arevalo/miss colombia :02) "everything happens for a reason, so i'm happy"(-:05)(sot "overnight folder miss universe philippines pia wurtzbach/miss universe 2015 :01) "it's a very non-traditional crowning moment- very very 2015" (-:09) through it all, miss philippines looked stunned. (sun0174 4:03) the broadcast ended with the crown being exchanged. don champion, cbs news. 3 3 cbs news. don champion, cbs

3 miss u - s - a... 3 3 cbs news.3 3 miss u - s - a... olivia jordan... was named second runner - up. 3 c - f industries is showing the holiday spirit is alive and well.the fertilizer giant presented a check for than 37 - thousand dollars to help woodbury county emergency services. the donation will help pay for training and new equipment for the county's emergency workers. agency

donation helps finishshsome long - running projects... like providing handheld anhydrous ammonia detectors for every fire department in the county. 3 "we're going to be able to buy handheld anhydrous ammonia emergency detectors for each of the volunteer fire departments in woodbury county. these are projects that we've been working on for sometime and funding from cf will make them come for the rest of the way."the rest of the way."a portion of the money will also help pay for keynote speakers at annual training events... and for continuing education. 3 a sioux city woman is thanking jolly old saint nicholas... for paying for her *medication.*when 58 - year - old barbara fleming went to pay the delivery man for a new inhaler from the greenville pharmacy... she got a big surprise. someone *else* had covered the cost... someone who went by the name "santa." 3 "they sent it out and when the man came, he came with a big brown bag. and i'm like, okay, i only ordered one thing. and

here. so i signed and he gave me the receipt. this is the receipt. on the receipt you see, it says paid for by santa."fleming is grateful for the delivery man's generosity... saying he looked a little like santa claus in the face. she's also hoping others will follow his example this holiday season. 3 four siouxland families are riding a little easier... thanks to a donation from the "angel cars" program.those families picked up their new cars friday afternoon at tires tires tires on gordon drive in sioux city. the program is a partnership between that business and the community action agency of siouxland... which helps connect families "in need" with donated vehicles. the folks who got the donations say they're very grateful to be back on the road. 3 "the angels in this program are the people willing to give up a car that perhaps they are no longer using to somebody who desperately needs it and it is a tax donation up to the

car"one of the people says the help make life easier for him *and* his son. 3 "it means the world to me. we'll be able to get around, get to work and get him to dadaare, to the grocery store..all that"if you want to help a family in need and donate a used car... we've got the contact information in our website... you can find siouxland news dot com. 3 man's best friend is getting a little help from some once scruffy - looking firefighters.about 20 members of the international association of firefighters local 7 union took part in "mo-vember... you might've heard it called "no shave november." this was the first time they've ever done this. they raised 500 dollars... which they donated to noah's hope animal rescue. 3 "we felt that animals are a great way for us to stay in

for our emotional healththtoo. fire, police, ems, w wre all in a aine of work that can be pretty stressful. we run into a lot of bad situation on day to day calls, so we're always hoping for some peace of mind, and we think animals are a great way to do that.""right now we have very high medical expenses. we've had some major surgeries done on some dogs, and this will really help to cover those costs."dogs like slick and bronx are always looking for a good home. check out the noah's hope facebook page for more information on how to adopt or volunteer. 3 a kind gesture from a sioux falls couple this holiday season has one man thanking them for their attention and generosity. as reporter matt holsen shows usus. you never know w w might be in n need... and it's not alwa money they're after. 3 it's a busy time at the schelske's house this december. christine and jerry welcomed their second daughter three months ago and their

bit crazy. it even has mom making mistakes when it comes to spelling her name. "and this year i have to be careful because sometimes i spell ristmas. or i write merry christine," helske said. the phrase might actually make sense these da. recently, on a mission from their church to hand out gift cards, the couple cornered a man with their truck, in the dark, heading to the bus stop after dinner at the banquet. "it's just nice to stop and look at somebody in the eyes and smile and say merry christmas," schelske said. funny enough, michael norton thought he was about to be robbed..."got ready for the worst in case that happened but the gentleman walked up to me, had a big smile on his face, and he hands me a white envelope and he says merry christmas," norton said. "i said well thank you. i look back over at his pickup truck and his wife is there and she has a smile that's radiating. it's beautiful." inside the envelope was a $10 gift card to hyvee and an invitation to attend church. norton could have done without the money. he says there are others in need of that. the invite on the other hand..."for me it means a lot. the last time i actually went church was when my 21-year-o-o son was still in diapers. t ts to me isod reaching out d saying come back. and he had to have a way to touch my heart and make it happen. there's been a

you need to start going back to church, it's something good for you. that hasn't touched me enough. this has touched my heart. i'm ready to go back," norton said. "you can never know. it doesn't matter how much or how little you have. everybody needs to be reached and looked out for because it might not be money thth you need, it might be a friend. it might be just somebody that cares," schelske said. and a little christmas kindness can go a long way. 3 dozens of runners put on their ugliest attire for some holiday - themed exercise.the ugly sweater run was held in atlanta's piedmont park saturday. from tutu's

displalad their christmas worst.baltimore... denver... philadelphia... and tempe arizona also held ugly sweater runs saturday.3 3 3 3 3 we'll get you rerey for a mom's night out. that's whatate're talking about next... in "talk of the town." 3 "you're watching siouxland

meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but b bevening look for rain/snow start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 3 mom's night out isn't just about fun... it's coming up soon and it's also meant to teach. that's why xxxx joins us for talk of the town. good morning

community events. 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out

3 3 here's a recycling program for you... we'll show you how one man turns old railroad spikes into useful knives it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.3 3 our feels like temperatures are down in the teens thanks to some breezy winds. your

3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (27 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look camera. 3 hn fuller says he traveled to east tennessee more than twenty years ago to visit his relatives. fuller didn't realize it at the time... but he was going to have some *additional* tasks after that trip. tasks that... as reporter brittany nauta tells us... would leave fuller with quite a few irons in the fire. 3 there aren't many people left in the world who are willing to hammer things out.literally. sot: there's not a whole lot of blacksmiths out there doing it for a livingbut tucked away in dollywood, there's one. sot:i come down here to visit some family, talked to the blacksmith who was here at that time, got hired and been here 23 years.after 23 years,

hitting the hot metal ring a cadence that puts john fuller in his groove.sot: it's the creativity. its a learning process, i'm still learning and i'll bend a piece of metal and i'll think, what if i did it this way or if i added this to it and it's evolving all the time and it's endless what you can do.as long as he sticks to his one and only rule.sot: we take our time and we do it right.right now, it's making knives.sot:these knives, they're hand made, there's a lot that goes into making a knife like thiseach one starts in the 18-thousand degree fire -sot: ok, there's the forge workthen, it moves over to get pounded by a machine made more than 100 years ago(nats)after that - it meets the hammer.sot:you can see now that we're starting to get the shape of a knife blade fuller goes through the whole process with each knife four times before it's ready for the sander.sot:getting the edges all the same, especially when you're doing a dagger like this because you've got four sideswhen it's all said and done, each knife takes about an hour and a half to make.sot: we're about there but, there's a twist (video of him twisting the knife)sot:you can see by twisting that and breaking them corners up how its going to be a little more comfortable to hold but it also adds a more decorative element to the knifealright, here's the real twist, each knife started as an old railroad spike. and it's not easy to get your hands on one of these hand made treasures.

i've made, we're going to make 100 of these and that's all we're going to make. each one gets stamped, numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity. sot: once they're e ne, they'r'rgone. that's itbut what's not gone, thanks to john fuller, is the trade. sot: it's just a lot of fun, now there's a ot of work to it but i really enjoy . 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area.

high near 35.3 look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone. there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3

3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise opening night horror... a theater full of star wars fans pitched a fit when the projector failed right in the middle of the film friday

this cell phone video of the moment on facebook. he says the projector stopped during "star wars: the rce awakens" at a theater in hollywood. then it restarted... but it played 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where it left off.thought they were about to see the ending of the movie moments. some people in the audience yelled "no no no!" over and over. melendez says the arclight theater gave them a full refund and a 3 3 coming up thisismorning... losing an organ or a limb in an accident is a traumatic experience. we'll show you an experiment that scientists say can make people whole again.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 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on hwy 20 and floyd blvdhave a safe

morning, for siouxland news, this is sgt todd sassmann 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 police in nevada are trying figure out what led a female driver to run into dozens of pedestrians along the las vegas strip sunday night. officials say at least 37 people were hurt... including a child. the driver was taken into police custody and tested for alalhol and d ntrolled substances.this deadly accident happened as people from all over the world came together in vegas for the miss universe pageant. the contest ended in shock and tears when host steve harvey accidentally crowned miss colombia the winner... instead of miss philippines. harvey apologized on stage and on twitter for the mistake.and... the man cused of buying two o assault rifles used in the san bernardino terror attacks is expected to appear in court this morning for a bail and

marquez... a neighborhood (fair - ook) farook... is accused of conspiring to provide material support to terrorism... and immigration fraud. federal prosecutors want to keep him in jail... saying he would be a flighthtisk. 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".i'm gayle king... coming up, we're on the set of the new showtime drama, "billions." a chat with stars damian lewis and paul giamatti... that's coming up, on cbs this morning... 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

cat taylor.3 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder

3 3 the spencer community is mourning the loss of a beloved student and athlete who passed away saturday night. as our sports director chris neyenhouse shows us... a lot of people are shocked by his sudden death. 3 spencer's austin roberts, an iowa state finalist wrestler last year, had just stepped back into the center of the ring during friday night's annual spencer invitational. "it wasn't something that happened in the match. it didn't appear that there was an injury that happned to austin during that match. as i said, coming back to the center of the mat and collapsed. and that's really rushed austin here to the spencer commununy hospspal emergency room. as teammates, coaches cheerleaders and family members gathered roberts passed away. he was 18 years old."we don't know what the cause was. not going to speculate necessarily what caused this to happen."school superintendent terry hemann is the spokesperson for this grieving school community today. he says there has not been an autopsy scheduled for austin yet. school will be back in session monday and tuesday before winter recess. he'll be thinking about the young man who was much more to this community than a special talent in the wrestling ring. a go fund me campaign here has already raised over 20 thousand dollars for austin's family as of sunday evening. "austin was bigger than life. . a big straraing 220 pound kid,

big as any r rm you were in."3 3 spencer high school will continue their regularar schedule today... ey'll haha counselors there for faculty and students. we've also got a link to the go - fund - me account. it's in this story on our website at siouxland news dot com. 3 it looks like something straight out of science fiction. a robotic terminator for germs!take a look at this... jesuit high school in new orleans louisiana is now the

united states to use the (zen - ex) xenex x germ - zapping robot. the robot is a donation from former student joseph authement... who works for the company. he says the kind of light it uses isn't found on earth... so nothing has been able to build up an immunity to it. 3 "it emits a uvc light that is thousands of times more intense than sunlight, when it does that, that uvc light kills whatever germs are in the room."thth room."germs are in 3 the room."authement says the germ - zapping machine kills ebola and anthrax... it's being used at many hospitals and locker rooms for pro - sports teams. 3 and scientists have now discovered a cell in all of our bodies thatatould be used to regenerate your heart... your liver... your kidney... even a limb. in order for it to work... though... you need to save them as soon as possible.

tells us... it's a new business that's no longer science fiction. 3 what's the matter with you?' - kidney... dialysis.'- dialysis?! what is this? the dark ages?in star trek, dr. mccoy regenerates a patient's kidney with a simple pill. salamanders regenerate limbs naturally - can humans can do the same? that's the idea behind a seattle startup - still unpacking boxes in their new lab to chase an idea. it's pretty cool- to preserve a specific cell everyone has in their body that scientists are now using to regenerate organs like a salamander.( alex ) so we are regrowing hearts in the lab, i have friends that are regrowing pancreas - any organ any limb thats an adult limb of course can be grown by these ips cells. i-p-s cells - they were discovered nine years ago - and many scientists believe will be the building blocks of regenerative medicine. but here's the catch - the younger the cells, the better the regeneration. so alex and his team have started mi-p-s, and ips cell bank - that lets you

and use them when regenerative technology goes mainstream . (jenna ) we grow the cells for several weeks so we grow millions of your cells which are equivalent to the original cells we collected and we cryo preserve them meaning we freeze them. the plan is to charge customers $300 for a home collection kit - that's proprietary technology - and a yearly fee - roughly $25 to keep the cells frozen until you need them. (chris ) i think the science is fantastic, we asked dr. christian hall a pioneer in finger tip regeneration if all this is just science fiction - he say's its not.(chris ) there is no topside limit to what stem cells and regenerative medicine may be able to do. only you can use your own ips cells. (jenna ) that means those of us in our 20,30 and 40's right now will have access to that in our 60's and 70's and 80's instead of being the generation that's too late.3

purchase el gordo christmas lottery tickets saturday.it's's spanish tradition for peopleleo play in hopes of winning big on the december 22nd drawing.according to the lottery's website... spaniards spend... on average... 73 - euros each on tickets. that's just about 80 dollars. they've got a 1 - in - 3 chance of winning.3 3 3 3 3 there are few things more a beautiful sunset. up next... we'll show you how a team of meteorologists are forecasting sunsets 3 "you're watching siouxland

meteorologist cat taylor"3 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 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systete are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance

day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on

3 a lot of times sunsets capture our imaginations. three young meteorologists think they've come up with a very *elusive* forecast... how to predict the most "spectacular" sunsets. c - b - s news correspondent mark albert takes a look.

nature?(trackck)(t(te lapse under the horizon)once a day, like cosmic clockwork, the orange orb slides through the heavens... for its nightly celestial slumber.(still pics of gorgeous sunsets) we know it's going to happen. the only question: will it be a doozy or a dud?(nat/jake 07:50:51) "this is probably one of my favorite sunsets."(track 2) jake deflitch chases the doozies.(sot/jake 07:51:55) (jake deflitch/photographer)"i was gonna remember where i took this. and, you know, how gorgeous it was. q (mark everyone the opportunity to takeke photo like this? a: exactly."(track 3))(after jake, showoweppert doing the weather in the studio, and then hallett typing)if photography is about capturing a single moment, deflitch, fellow penn state meteorology graduate ben reppert and student steve hallett think they've figured out how to forecast the fleeting.(sot/ben 06:31:10) (take sot from three-shot camera)(ben reppert/meteor ologist)"there really was no reason that we couldn't create this thing."(track 4)(hallett is on the far left during the intv; or go to broll of hallett working on laptop) hallett is the group's programmer... a nineteen year- old sophomore who taught himself how to code.(sot/mark & steve 06:31:55)(clip c0004s01)"q: how do you predict the perfect sunset? /// 06:33:15 a: we decided to go on a scale of vividness. /// / :33:25 q: how bright. a: yes, how bright. i gus you could say, the "wow factor." (track 5)it took him about three weeks to write the algorithm.(nat/mark & steve 07:39:40)(at the desktop)"q: the deeper the red, the better? a: yes. the deeper the red the better."(track 6)(gfx animation?)their model takes

and up to 20 conditions... using 14 gigabites of data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, known as noaa.(>) the home-brewed program then posts a map every six hours to the group's website: sunsetwx-dot- com.(nat/07:38:19:00)(mark & steve at computer)"q: where is the best sunset in the country today? /// a: the model is sniffing out some pretty good sunset quality in southern california."(track 7)(stills of spectacular nyc sunset in november)you may have seen this spectacular pink sunset thanksgiving weekend in parts of the east coast.(go to sunsetwx .jpg of that day) these guys called it.this is their map, three hours *before* the show began. (sot/steve 07:40:07)(mark & steve sitting at monitor) "those oranges and reds were pretty much right over new jersey, right over philadelphia, right over delaware. so - q: this is what gorgeous looks like? a: this is exactly what gorgeous looks like."(sot/steve 07:13:37) (from sit-down interview; three-shot+single cam)(steve hallett/meteorology student) "the sunsets that make you go 'wow' is what the algorithm is searching for. and i think what we are all searching for." (track 8)(gfx montage of instagram sunset pics)it's a search... with *a lot* of followers.type in "sunset" on instagram, and you'll find 85 *million* photos of evening's golden hour.but that innate desire to savor the day's final rays - and to share them with others - has been going on for centuries... long before the dawn of social media.(nat/mark & kim 09:48:45) "q: so this is a famous sunset? a: this is a very famous sunset."(track 9)(from wideshot of mark & kim to broll of "house of

still pic of it)claude monet may have painted his "houses of parliament" a century ago, but his duel with the daylight has proved to be a challenge that's immortal, explains national gallery of art associate curator kim jones. (sot/jones 09:49:)"he's kind of this combination of giddy and frustrated because the light changes every five minutes."(track 10)(show the third/last painting in the smithsonian broll - the one with the sunset and sailboats; by artist hendrik mesdeg)in that way, sunsets are like fingerprints... no two are alike -- and neither is their stonglobe.com/lifestyle/travel /2015/11/28/antiques- collectibles/sfceelctksvorkqt aniq9i/story.html>>) "the great florida sunset" sold last month for nearly six million dollars - a record for artist martin johnson heade. (>) this long-lost van gogh, found just two years ago, is possibly worth *tens* of millions.van gogh himself described the sunset he painted as "a shower of gold." (sot/mark & kim 09:23:40)(kim jones/national gallery of art) "q: what is it about a sunset that we keep wanting to capture? /// a: sunset is a punch in the face - so potent, so powerful, so vivid and it's never the same. /// 09:24:22 it takes your breath away. and you can understand why artists wanted to capture that sensation. one of monet's friends octave mirbeau would talk about imprisoning the sun. thahas what sort of monet is doing in these paintings, sort of c cturing it and caging it, holding it close just for that one moment - something that is beyond our control, beyond our touch, but in these paintings you can casture it and hold onto it

or video of setting suns)the sun's daily farewell may *take* our breath away.but its can also *give* us... a brighter outlook.(nat/typing) nat: sound of linda typing (track 12)(show linda, then go to article: >) author linda wasmer andrews has written 13 mental health books... and an article for "psychology today" titled "how admiring the sunset changes u for the betterer(sot/linda 12:26:06)(milwaukee interview) (linda wasmer andrews/authoor) "it's a sense of connectedness to something bigger than you. and research shows when someone experiences awe, it can lead to a decrease to have xxxx and increase in pro- social behavior, more generous to other people."(track 13) (sunsets)the effects are temporary, so wasmer andrews prescribes a daily dose of "awe"... to be taken at dusk. and it's o-k, she says, to capture the heavenly wonder with cameras, or canvas -- as long as *they* go down before the *sun* does.(sot/linda 12:35:24)"it's ironic because you're telling people that you're experiencing it when you're not experiencing it!" (track 14)(show the three guys, or mark & jake at video wall)experiences, these guys say, we can now predict...

3 3 box office records were shattered this weekend. we'll show you how much money the force awakens brought in. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break. 3 our feels like temperatures

7-day is next.3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipatese will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and en change over to all snow on saturdayayor the remainder of

3 3 mark ruffalo is dreaming of an upstate christmas... kurt russell and jennifer jason leigh suggest second helpings... and st wars

wendy gillette has your eye on entertainment. 3 ------------------------((nats from "star wars: episode vii - the force awakens" / walt disney studios motion pictures)) (narr:)it's official... "star wars: the force awakens" had the biggest opening weekend of any film in history. the seventh chapter of the "star wars" saga took in 238 million dollars in ticket sales - topping the previous record-holder, this summer's "jurassic world." "the force awakens" broke records long before it opened friday, thanks to its 100-million dollars in pre- sales.------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- ((nats from "the hateful eight" / the weinstein company))(narr:) jennifer jason leigh plays a fugitive accused of murder who's caught by a unty hunter, plaad by kurt ruruell in the new quentin tarantino western, "the hateful eight." the role has already earned her a golden globe nomination. both stars say their character's relationship is worth more than one viewing. (sot - kurt russell (left) & jennifer jason leigh (right) / "the hateful eight")kurt russell: "as much fun as it is to see the first time and get all this stuff, i gotta tell ya.. i say this without

watch 2, 3 and the 4th time. you just sit back and start watching..."jennifer jason leigh: "becaususnow you know and then you can follow"kurt russell: "and it's better!" (vo:)"the hateful eight" opens christmas day. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- (narr:) speaking of christmas, "spotlight" star mark ruffalo says he's looking forward to a few days away from the bright lights and big cities.(sot - mark ruffalo / "spotlight") "i'm going to hang out with my family in upstate new york and do nothing... but cook... and love them."(vo:)"spotlight" is in theaters s now. and that's your eye on entertainment. wendy gillette, cbs news. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we're just a handful of days before christmas. are you done with

3 3 still to come this morning... texas weathered the recession without losing too many jobs. but now the state is losing thousands of them. we'll show you why low prices at the pump mean fewer jobs.it's now (time) as we takeke look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and keep it right here on

3 sunrise. 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor.3 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see

high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 it's estimated 3 texas has lost 60,000 to 70,000 oil and gas related jobs in the last 15 months alone. the job loss has started to drastically affect the lone star state's unemployment numbers. c - b

bojorquez takes a look. 3 script:nats/peyton pumping gas with the price of gas dropping below two dollars a gallon here in houston, peyton gregory is saving money at the pump ... but low oil prices alsosocost her her job.sheheas laid off from the hiring department of ananil services firm ten months ago. (sot/peyton gregory & manuel) (14 47 28) "it takes two months of part-time work to equal two weeks of pay for what i was receiving at my full-time job. "so paying bills for you right now is ...?" "it's stressful, it's stressful // unfortunately even with savings, i've gone through that." (gfx in) it's estimated texas has lost 60 to 70-thousand oil and gas related jobs in the last 15 months, (latest report from swift worldwide resources.) sending the state's unemployment rate slightly higher, at a time when the national rate is declining. (gfx out)parts of the state are still pumping oil. but tobias rere, c-e-o of swift worldwide resources, which supplies labor to the oil industry, says with falling profits, plans for new drilling are drying up. (sot/manuel & tobias read) "are we going to see more job losses?" "we think that there will be unfortunately, that becausthe oxygen which drives the sector is new capital expenditures // and there has been very little." u-s oil output could drop by one-point-one million barrels a day by next fall if the price of crude doesn't recover. (eia's short term energy outlook)(sot/tobias read) "so we might even see the price go substantially lower before there is an

3 c - f industries is showing the holiday y irit is alive and well.the e rtilizer giant presented a check foaround 37 - thousand dollars to help woodbury county emergency services. the donation will help pay for training and new equipment for the county's emergency workers. agency director gary brown says the donation helps finish some long - running projects... like providing handheld anhydrous ammonia detectors for every fire department in the county. 3 "we're going to be able to buy handheld anhydrous ammonia of the volunteer fire departments in woodbury county. these are projects

sometime and funding from cf will make them come for the rest of the way."a portions of the money will also help pay for keynote speakers at annual training events... and for continuing education. 3 a sioux city woman is thanking jolly old saint nicholas... for paying for her *medication*when 58 year old barbara fleming went to payay the delivery man for a new inhaler r om the greenville pharmacy... she got a big surprise. someone *else* had covered the cost... someone who went by the name "santa". 3 "they sent it out and when the man came, he came with a big brown bag. and i'm like, okay, i only ordered one thing. and he said just sign this right here. so i signed and he gave me the receipt. this is the receipt. on the receipt you see, it says paid for by santa."fleming is for by santa."fleming is grateful for the delivery man's generosity...adding he looked a little like santa claus in the face. she's also hoping

3 four siouxland families are riding a little easier.. thanks to a donation from the "angel cars" program.those families picked up their new cars friday afternoon at tires, tires, tires on gordon drive in sioux city. the program is a partnership between that business and the community action agency of siouxland... which helps connect families "in need"... with donated vehicles.the recipients of the donations say they're very grateful to be back on the road. 3 "the angels in this program are the people willing to give up a car that perhaps they are no longer using to somebody who desperately needs it and it is a tax donation up to the value of the car"the car"3 one of the recipients says the donation will help make life easier for him *and* his son. 3 "it means the world to me. we'll be able to get around, get to work and get him to daycare, to the grocery store..all that"if you want to that"help a family in need and

contact information in news dot com. 3 hehe from some firefighters.about 20 local 7 union "mo-vember... took part in local 7 union firefighters association of international members of the about 20 looking once, scruffy - help from some getting a little friend is man's best 3 news dot com.at siouxland our website... this story on contact got the car... we've donate a used need and car... we've gothe contact information in this story on our website... at siouxland news dot com. 3 man's best friend is getting a little help from some once, scruffy - looking firefighters.about 20 members of the international association of firefighters local 7 union took part in "mo-vember... also known as "no shave november"... for the first time. they raised 500 llars... which they donated to noah's hope animal rescue. 3 "we felt that animals are a great way for us to stay in shape physically and our great for our emotional health, too. fire, police, ems, we're all in a line of work that can be pretty stressful. we run into a lot of bad situation on day to day calls, so we're always hoping for some peace of mind, and we think animals are a great way to do that.""right now we have very high medical expenses. we've had some major surgeries done on some dogs,

cover those 3 costs."dogs like slick and bronx are always looking for a good home. check out the noah's hope facebook page for more information on how to adopt. 3 from paris to san bernardino... mass shootings are making people afraid. in northern california... some ministers and church members are signing up for *firearms* classes. c - b - s news correspondent john blackstone met the faithful on a gun range in placerville... the state's gold country. 3 ctm script:natsot(narr 1) god fearing, gun totingthose training in california's sierra foothills were invited here by gun safety instructor geof peabody.(john- )so who are these people here today? (peabody)these are all ministers.//some of them are in church security at different churches. (narr 2)peabody offers the class free to members of any church. he says he has trained more than 500 in the last 8 years. his graduates qualify to carry concealed weapons. many do so in hurch.(peabody) safe and saved. we we've accomplished both with the right training. (narr 3) bruce shoff serves on a security team at his church. (john) does it seem to go against the sanctity of the church in any way to bring a

all, not at all. // the bible tells us to be our brother's protector. it's just another tool.(narr 4) micah anderson leads the youth ministry at his church .(micahahanderson) the drive behind i iis so i can protect myself and my family. the fact that i also work in e church and serve in that way, is just an added benefit.(narr 5) many of these trainees say they've become more focused with each new mass shooting. and they know churches have been targeted. most recently this past june, when nine people during a bible study were killed in south carolina.(micah ) crazy things happen day in and day out. (narr 6) police training changed for active shooters after the tragedy at columbine high school in 1999. a national course was created to teach officers to react more rapidly. but peter blair, who oversees that program says even a good guy with a gun can be a danger.(peter blair) you might actually end up shooting another concealed weapons holder that you don't recognize, the police may shoot you. you might accidentally shoot an innocent person when you're shooting at the attacker(narr 7) even gun safety training can go wrong. while geof peabody's classes have been accident free, pastor tom smith was wounded earlier this month taking shooting lessons near his church in modesto.(walking and talk with sheriff)john - guns in church, good idea. gun in church.john - great idea. great idea.(narr 7) eldorado county sheriff john d'agostini has been an enthusiastic supporter of peabody's training for church membmbs. (john 1534) ) you feel s ser

concealed carry permits out there?(john- ) absolutely. these are law abiding people. // it's the evil criminals that are the threat.(narr 8) in el dorado county, concealed weapon permits are sharply on the rise, as spiritual leaders and worshippers are targeting security. natsot - bang bang 3 3 december is drugged and drunk driving awareness month. up next in your healthwatch... up next in your month. awareness drunk driving

3 bang natsot - bang bang 3 3 3 december is drugged and drunk driving awareness month. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you how one local group is trying to keep people from driving if they'v'vhad too much to drink. 3 our feels like temperatures are down in the teens thanks

7-day is next.3 cat taylor" 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through dnesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter r e area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow@to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day.

3 it's drugged and drunk driving awareness month. siouxland news reporter kayla novak met with a counselor to see how they're trying to keep people from driving if they've had too much to drink. 3 ten thousand people die from impaired driving evereryear. december is ugged and drunk driving awareness month. this is why mercy's reality education and prevention or *reap* sponsors the distribution of special napkins and taxi service numbers to local bars. "the napkins will have an impaired driving message on there that says 'friends do whatever it

driving impaired'" if you are hosting your own party, be sure to protect your friends and family too. "you can... not encourage people to drink... dont force them to drink.. . rve non-alcoholic beverages... serve food that isisot salty... stop serving drinks an hour and a half before the end of the party." remember that alcohol and other drugs affect everyone differently and it could affect the same driver differently on seperate nights. "on average a person that weighs about 150 to 160 pounds... a male... one drink which is a standard drink would raise their blood alcohol in the neighbor hood of .02...and i want to caution people that that is only an estimate" the illegal blood alcohol level is point oh eight, which could be lessss than or equal to four standard drinks in one hour. and remember a standard drink is a 12 oz beer, a 5 oz glass of wine, or an ounce and a half of liquor. most drinks you buy at a bar or make at home.. unless measured properly... are not a standard drink. other drugs including illegal, over-the-counter, and prescribed drugs can also impair your driving . if you see a driver that you may be susprious of impaired driving please call 911 to report them immediately. remember to assign a designated driver and

novak... siouxland news.3 3 3 3 facebook messenger has a few new surprises this holiday season we'll take a look

it's (27) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag and turf) camera. 3 facebook has a new way for you to flag down that uber ride. update. 3 "facebook messenger has a few new surprises this holiday. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***"facebook is just cramming its messenger app with new features for the holidays. if you're sharing photos of friends and family over the chat app, you may notice that it can recognize faces and suggests that you send it to them. the facial recognition tool that's in the main facebook app for tagging photos is now rolling out to the messenger app, but in messenger it's to remind you to send the photo to the person. facebook calls it photo magic. but if you call it weird, you can tell facebook to not suggest your face to others in settings -- or turn off suggestions completely inside messenger. "the app is also letting you set a color for a conversation, if you rather not have everything blue and white. you can also set nicknames, so your mom can show up as mom instead of her full name on facebook. and you know that big thumbs up you

to another emoji. to change these things on ios, tap on the name of the person in the chat, and it'll open up a list of choices. on android, there's a info button on n e top right that makes changes. and the other person will see the changes you made.also, there are some winter surprises. if you send anything winter or snow or christmas related in a message, you'll see snowflakes fall on your screenand for android users that use chat heads, you'll see snow falling in profile photo bubbles, or during the new year it shows confetti.""not everything new is a silly effect. facebook also made a deal with uber so you can request a ride pickup inside of the messenger app, (source: facebook: 01:36:35 - 01:55:50)instead of having to open the separate uber app. type out an address and click on it to request a ride. or tap the car icon. when you connect your account to facebook, the first ride is free when you use messenger -- well, just up to a $20 dollar value, which could be helpful get it to show up, tap the ellipsis more icon and go to implies that we may see other ride services on there, too. and techcrunch is reporting lyft could be on messenger in january. ""facebook messenger 2015, that's according to a new report from nielsen. the main facebook app is still the top smartphone app, with more than 126 million average messenger has the greatest increase of users from last

download it if you want to chat privately on mobile. ***" "that's it for this tech news update, and there's always 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 fog will linger for just a bit this morning across the area. once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies andemperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter several start to see night we will wednesday afternoon.wednesday come through front will but a cold wednesday, tuesday and in the 40s for temperatures skies and mostly cloudy look for near 35. with a high will see partly dissipates we area. once it across the this morning for just a bit fog will linger 3 world"3 3 fog will linger for just a bit

once it dissipates we will see partly cloudy skies with a high near 35.look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s for tuesday and most of wednesday, but a cold front will come through wednesday afternoon.once we hit wednesday night we will start to see several systems enter the area. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone.there is a slight chance of a rain/snow mix overnight thursday changing into a light snow for thursday. the second system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look for rain/snow to start and then change over to all snow on saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 we'll take a look at your traffic, news and weather to go comininup after the break.... you're w wching siouxland newsws at sunriri. 33 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (x) on the (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 ...weather to go here's a look

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3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (le mars) on the (icon ag & turf) cam. 3 3 here's a look weather to go ... 3 3 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on hwy 20 and floyd blvdhave a safe drive to work and school this morning, for siouxland news, this is sgt todd sassmann 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 police in nevada are trying figure out what led a female driver to run into dozens of pedestrians along the las vegas strip sunday night.

people were hurt... including a child. the driver was taken into police custody and tested for alcohol and controlled substances.this deadly accidentntappened as people from all over the worlrlcame together in vegas fofothe miss universe pageant. the contest ended in shock and tears when host steve harvey accidentally crowned miss colombia the winner... instead of miss philpines. harvey apologized on stage and on twitter for the mistake.and... the man accused of buying two assault rifles used in the san bernardino terror attacks is expected to appear in court this morning for a bail and detention hearing. enrique e marquez... a neighborhood friendndf (sigh - eed) syeded (fair - ook) farook... is accused of conspiring to provide material support to terrorism... and immigration fraud. federal prosecutors want to keep him in jail... saying he would be a flight risk. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's monday december 21st, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." chaos on a las vegas strip when a car plows through a crowded sidewalk injurekilling one and injuring dozens. >> chris christie is surging in a key stay. major garrett is on his campaign bus and democrat bernie sanders