. "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 3 investigators try to figure out why a small plane turned away by bad weather from sioux city's airport crashed... killing the pilot.the future of sioux city's five pools are still in limbo this morning....while plans to build a multi million dollar park on this land in morningside moves foward. 3 good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning.3

touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday.latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 3 3 this morning president obama will show off new executive actions to stop gun violence. the measures... outlined in a conference call with senior administration officials yesterday... includes controversial plans

background check loopholes. c - b - s news correspondent brian webb takes a look at the plan. 3 ==\(pkg) (vo the white house/monday)president obama delivers remarks at the white house this morning...outlining plans he intends to take to tackle gun violence...without congressional approval.(gfx) at the top of the list -- a measure requiring gun dealers, including those who sell firearms on the internet or at gun shows, to be licensed and conduct background checks. another -- would change a federal privacy rule to keep people with mental health restrictions from possessing guns.(no chyron needed / sot president obama) "this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country or prevent every mass shooting//"it will potentially save lives the actions aren't sitting well with gun store owners, like james hillin in houston... he says the president is infringing on the second amendment.(aptn sot james hillin/owner, full armor firearms/houston, tx) hitler, stalin -- all of these great leaders at one time have taken guns away so they can start controlling the populace, and that's what this is all about." some gun safety advocates

marteslo/moms demand action/gun safety advocate) i don't think our founding fathers ever meant that that should mean that terrorists should get hands on guns. republicans in congress are already threatening to take the matter up with the supreme court.the white house maintains the measures would withstand any legal challenge. brian webb for cbs news. 3 president obama also wants to hire more than 230 more f - b - i employees to help process background checks. as part of his push this week he'll hold a town hall meeting on gun violence thursday. 3 plans to make major changes to sioux city's five public pools are on hold while the city council waits for more information.the council was being asked to approve plans to close leeds pool and cook pool after the 20 - 16 swimming season and replace them with splash pads for 20 - 17. the closings are part

see lewis pool stay open until a new pool opened at cone park... and leif erikson pool would stay open until it couldn't hold water anymore. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the delay is so the council can find out how much money is available for the plan. 3 "this really doesn't impact our decisions. we're still going to be moving forward opening all five swimming pools next summer anyway. we'll have a little less time for planning between this summer and next summer if we want to get those splash pads installed. so we're just going to have to work diligently after the decision is made if we're going to move forward with splash pads and some new facilities. "the council also gave unanimous approval to a project to clear trees from the site of the new four million dollar cone park in singing hills. bidding for that project will get started next month. 3 3 last night's meeting came just hours after a swearing - in ceremony for mayor bob scott

capron. scott was re - elected in november after running un - opposed for a second four - year term. capron won a second term over tom venesky. both renewed their oaths of office yesterday morning at city hall. mayor scott says he has big plans for the city during the next four years. 3 "continue the trails. i want to continue taking a look at the whole river front and seeing what we can do there. i think that is wha will attract business to this comunity. obviously my whole career has been working on economic develpoment and i'm going to continue doing that."scott says his goal is to have sioux city looking completely different when he leaves office. 3 there's a major change at the top of the woodbury county board of supervisors.at the board's first meeting this year... the members chose 2nd - year republican supervisor jeremy taylor to be their chairman for 20 - 16. taylor was the board's vice - chair in 20 - 15... he replaces democrat mark monson... who decided to *not* go for a second year.

favor of taylor... with democrats jackie smith and larry clausen in opposition. taylor says as chairman... he'll keep putting taxpayers first. 3 "really it is coming together to do long term planning, increasing communication among departments, we are spread out in the county, and to provide excellent services for people as we budget and really keep the family budget at the heart of each decision that we make..."2nd - year republican supervisor matthew ung replaces taylor as vice - chair. 3 federal investigators are in siouxland... trying to figure out what caused a deadly plane crash in northeast nebraska sunday night.the plane went down sometime after 7 sunday night in wayne county nebraska... out in the country between pender and wayne. it was heading to the wayne airport after it was diverted from landing at the sioux gateway airport because of poor weather. the wreckage was found in a field a mile from nebraska highway 16... and

wayne. the pilot of the single - engine cessna 172 was pronounced dead at the scene. the pilot's name has not been released yet. 3 they've already been arrested once for breaking into cars. now three sioux city teenagers have been nabbed for doing the same thing again.marcos guthridge... kelley kuester... and wiley spencer were arrested just before 2 o'clock yesterday morning... after a homeowner in the 36 - hundred block of dupont street on the northside called police to report three people were breaking into vehicles. police chased them down. they're all charged with two counts of 3rd degree burglary. kuester and spencer are also charged with possession of burglary tools and interference with official acts. 3 a runaway sheep who missed seven years of haircuts finally got sheared.sheila the sheep escaped from an australian farm seven years ago. she's been roaming forests for years

tasmania last week.once she was caught... sheila finally got that much - needed and very overdue haircut. the (you) ewe is 3 now almost 50 pounds lighter thanks to the cut. 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning... the united states and its allies are calling on saudi arabia and (e - ron) iran to avoid ramping up tension and we'll show you what other countries are taking action now... and what they're doing. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob heller and meteorologist cat taylor" 3 "weather on the ones, brought credit union" 3 winds will stay breezy today,

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with a high of 34. look f f f3 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3

3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the holidays are finally over and kids are back

unwind?3 3 eyes in the sky that can tell if you're happy or sad... reporter jamie (you - cuss) yuccas is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 mondays closing bell put an end to a big losing day on wall street. the dow jones industrial dropped 1 and a half percent. many traders blame china - the country reported weak manufacuring numbers - that triggered a new circuit breaker system to halt trading, when china's stock market dropped 7 percent.the dow ended the day down 276 points.while the nasdaq ended down 104 points.//investors took note of new numbers from the institute for supply managment. it reported job cuts and shrinking orders in december. us manfacturers had its worst month in six years.// how are you feeling? a new eye in the sky just might be able

iowa study involves cameras in ceiling tiles that scan the faces of those who pass by. advertisers could one day use it to push products, depending on if you're happy or sad. // and more pepeople are bringing their pup with them on summer vacation. according to usa today, so many dog owners are now hitting the road with their dog, that hotels are coming up with deals to lure the whole family in this summer. even american airlines is introducing its first class pet cabin for those families who want to fly.// that's your cbs moneywatch report, for more stories, just head to cbs moneywatch.com, in new york, i'm jamie yuccas. 3 3 monday... protestors in (e - ron) iran denounced saudi arabia's execution of (she - ight) shiite muslim cleric (nim - er) nimr (al - nim - er) al - nimr. as c - b - s news correspondent holly williams shows us... with

fears even more violence will come to the middle east. 3 (tehran protests today, posters of al-nimr) in iran today angry protestors denounced saudi arabia's execution of the shiite muslim cleric, nimr al-nimr. his death has opened a 1400 year old wound.enflaming tensions between sunni and shiite muslims. (al-nimr preaching, then lying shot in the back of a car in 2012) in the sunni- led kingdom of saudi arabia, al-nimr dared to demand equality for shiites - and was shot and then arrested in 2012. (saudi embassy in tehran) it was in shiite-dominated iran that saudi arabia's embassy was ransacked and burned on saturday. around 40 people were later arrested - - but iran made its feelings clear by renaming the street in honor of the executed cleric. (map graphix starts -- like to have some picture, if possible, map should show sa and iran, then syria and yemen) saudi arabia and iran are already fighting two deadly proxy wars against each other in syria and yemen - taking sides along religious lines. now there are fears that al- nimr's execution will fuel even more violence in the middle east. (bahrain) shiite muslims also clashed with police in bahrain - who used tear gas and rubber bullets against the protestors. (map/gfx -- bahrain and uae) blaming iran for the escalation, saudi arabia has severed diplomatic ties with

followed suit, while the united arab emirates has recalled its ambassador. (grx end)tag 3 3 after the 3 3 3

a new earthquake capital of the country. we'll show you why more earthquakes happen in oklahoma than any other state. 3 we were below normal yesterday and above normal overnight. below normal temps are on the

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-last until early saturday.latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible

3 three more earthquakes shook oklahoma yesterday... the highest magnitude one was a three - point - two. since 2008 the state has seen 300 times more earthquakes than in previous decades... and every year has set a new record. and as c - b - s news correspondent mark (stross - man) strassmann shows us... some people think they know why.

earthquake) oklahoma -- not california -- is now america's earthquake capital. until 2008, the state averaged one or two a year. now it's almost three a day. (sot) (lois) (lois) there was a big boom. and then everything started shaking. (mark) including you. (lois) yes.(narr) a four-point- five earthquake hit crescent, oklahoma last july. grocery clerk lois gillette hugged a co-worker. (sot) (lois) i thought i was going to fall and there was a lot of stuff that fell off the shelves. (narr)(graphics in) oklahoma keeps braking records for earthquakes with a magnitude of 3-point-0 or higher. more than 900 last year alone. but why? (graphic out)(narr) most geologists connect the spike in earthquakes to the state's oil and gas industry -- and its disposal of massive amount of water into underground caverns. geologist todd halihan teaches at oklahoma state.(sot) (todd) so when we produce oil and gas we have excess saltwater//we dispose it at depth, so it did not interfere with freshwater we are drinking.//unfortunately, there is side effect , now we are generating seismicity due to the injection wells.(narr) the industry says there's no proof. lois gilette isn't taking sides.(sot) (lois) (lois) i don't know if it's man-made. i don't have any idea. (mark) you just want it to stop. (lois) i want it to stop. please?(strassmann live tag) (one geologist we talked to said no question, **something** has reactivated

like here in edmond. scott, those faultlines had been dormant for three hundred million years.) 3 3 still to come... parents of rare identical triplets born last month in houston are still trying to digest their drastically expanded family. we'll show you when the new family gets to go home. 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 heller...and i'm meteorologist cat

3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 rare identical triplets born

to go home from the hospital. the preemies were being closely watched by doctors since they were born december first. as reporter brian webb shows us... before they went home... the world got a chance to meet them. 3 (pkg)(vo houston tx)meet addison, savannah, and kinsley the harris triplets. and their proud parents stephanie and brad.(sot brad harris/father of identical triplets) "we are prepared. i'm just way outnumbered now." the rare identical triplets will be waking up in their home near houston this morning for the first time -- after spending a month in the hospital.mom says all three sisters are already in sync: (sot stephanie harris/mother of identical triplets) "they sit there. they make the same noises. they do the same thing. they have their own language."doctors say identical triplets are a medical marvel --- about one in a million.(handout/file thu0091 9-24-15 ultra sound of twins and then triplets)mom and dad were first told they were having twins --- then a few weeks later at a second ultrasound doctors gave the couple an even bigger shock: (sot lynn sweatt/grandmother of identical triplets ) "and when she said that there was a third, her arm went over her head, and i'm saying, it will be okay. it will be okay."the babies each weighed about three pounds when they were born.brad and stephanie say they have plenty of family to

with a few techniques to tell them apart.(sot stephanie harris/mother of identical triplets) "we got ankle bracelets, and we're going to color coordinate them. hopefully, we don't get them mixed up."good things really do come in threes.brian webb for 3 cbs news. 3 the harris sisters do have some company... at least four sets of identical triplets were born in 20 - 15 in the united states... in maryland... new york... pennsylvania... and montana. 3 republican presidential candidate rand paul is planning a trip to siouxland this week.the kentucky senator and his wife will be in sioux city thursday afternoon. they'll be at the wilbur aalfs library at 1 o'clock for a "stand with rand" meet and greet. after the sioux city stop... they'll head to carroll for another event thursday afternoon at 4. 3

visit... siouxland will welcome the leading candidates from both the democrats and republicans today. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton has an event planned for this afternoon at the orpheum theatre. the event is set to get started at 2 - 15. 3 3 and tonight in sioux center... republican candidate and texas senator ted cruz will be at dordt college. cruz will speak at the de yager center starting at 6 o'clock tonight. the dordt appearance follows a full day of campaigning... with stops in onawa and cherokee in northwest iowa. 3 the plan to make school lunches healthier is working... according to a new study led by the university of washington.the study looked at more than 7 - thousand middle and high schoolers in washington state... before and *after* new meal standards went into effect in 20 - 12. the rules cap calories per meal and require at least one serving of fruits or vegetables. researchers found students are now getting more vitamins and minerals in

meal participation did not change. while the study did *not* look at how much students actually consumed... they say there is *no* evidence students are throwing away more food. 3 some bad economic news this morning... as stocks start 20 - 16 on a *big* down note. 3 the dow jones dropped 1 and a half percent... more than 250 points on the first trading day of the new year. the drop comes after major losses earlier in the day in asia and europe. there are also worries about the oil market after new unrest this weekend between saudi arabia and (e - ron) iran. financial analysts say it's important for investors to stay calm and weather the volatile periods in the market. 3 3 more problems this morning for troubled german automaker volkswagen.the e - p - a and justice department are suing v - w over its emissions cheating software... accusing the automaker of violating u - s environmental

to 18 billion dollars in civil penalties. volkswagen admits its diesel cars had illegal software installed to cheat emissions tests. about 500 - thousand volkswagen and audi vehicles in the u - s are affected by the scandal. the automaker hasn't commented on the lawsuit yet... but says it *is* working with u - s regulators to fix the problem. 3 and lawmakers in iowa have another week before they head back to work at the statehouse. reporter marcus mcintosh talked with members of both houses to find out what they want to accomplish this year. 3 the january 11th start to the next legislative session has some lawmakers excited...[sot state sen. bruce hunter] "seeing friends from both side of the aisle...relaizing the responsibility that you have and the building you are in you wind up getting goose bumps."but that cant last long because legislators say they have a lot of work ahead of them in 2016...work that starts with issues either unresolved or lingering from the previous session..[sot

biggest hope is we figure out education funding ahead of time so the school boards can plan their budgets."[sot hunter]"we also have to make sure the 1/2 million citizens of the state of iowa who rely on medicade arent going to be left out in the cold with privitization plans the governor wants."both sides admit that in order to get things done bi-partisan bickering has to fade into the background...so lawmakers in the republican controlled house and democratic controlled senate can get to work for the people of iowa. work zaun and hunter say will start with medicade and education...but wont end there... [sot hunter]"raising the minimum wage so we at elast get a start on iowans having a living wage sand not having to live in poverty working 40 hours a week."[sot zaun]"we havent done anything with income taxes....i'd like to see us create a better enviroment so iowans and business have more money in their pockets at the end of the year."with a short session and the iowa caususes to contend with there is no time to waste...[sot zaun]"i am

3 the legislators say they would *not* be surprised to see the 20 - 16 session go a week or two long. 3 it's a tablet? a giant cell phone? nope... it's a refrigerator!this four - door smart fridge is the latest from samsung... the company released pictures of its new gadget at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the family hub fridge includes an almost two - foot touchscreen...it's equipped with internet - connected cameras that let you view what's inside without opening the doors. the concept fridge doesn't have a price - tag yet. right now samsung sells a model with an eight - inch wi - fi connected l - c - d panel for about 36 -hundred - dollars. 3

3 3 briar cliff is doing good work on it's j - term. we'll tell you about it... next... in "talk of the town." 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob heller and meteorologist cat

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday.

possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 3 briar cliff is having a goodwill drive during it's j - term. erin small is here to talk about it on "talk of the town" this morning.good morning. 3 3 good morning.morning.town" this "talk of the about it on here to talk erin small is term. during it's j - goodwill drive having a briar

3 3 briar cliff is having a goodwill drive during it's j -

talk about it on "talk of the town" this morning.good morning. 3 jake and a guest or group of guests discuss upcoming community events. 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out any more information...more find out any or want to this segment... if you missed this

3 events.3 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out any more information...you can find everything on our web site...that's siouxland news dot com slash sunrise... 3 3 which candidate is best at handling hecklers? from hillary to donald... we'll have the heckling highlights. . it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3 breezy winds are creating a wind chill this morning reaching as low at zero degrees. bundle up! 3 are you ready for a treatment that can inject new life into your skin? it's called micro- needling and it can improve skins texture, tone and smooth fine lines and wrinkles. this treatment can infuse and inject topical's such as serums and nutrients deeper into the skin to achieve better delivery. it uses a sterile cartridge containing multiple tiny needles to puncture the skin. these micro

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3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (19 degrees) outside at (time). 3 heckling is pretty much a right of passage for presidential candidates. and for some... it's practically an everyday thing. but which candidates can give as good as they get from hecklers? c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos takes a look. 3 --reporter pkg-3 as follows--they can be rude, they can be annoying... (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate)"wait wait." but who the heck can resist hecklers...to see how a candidate deals with them. so it was news when hillary clinton first tried to ignore...(hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate)"i'm not going to take your question."a republican state representative insistent on bringing up sex issues concerning bill clinton, finally prompting hillary to snap....(hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate)"you are very rude and i'm not going to ever call on you."the same weekend bernie sanders was confronted by a sign waving guy wearing a trump shirt.(sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate)"here's

about mr. trump's money."a sanders supporter retaliated by giving the heckler the 3 two handed one finger salute. no one gets more practice with hecklers than donald trump himself...he's always saying....(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"hello hello."to a heckler. or waving goodbye....(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"bye bye."at one point trump was accused of being too rough on a heckler who got shoved around.(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"get him the hell out of here will ya please."at other times trump softened his approach. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"you can get him out but don't hurt him."he tends to handle hecklers with shrugs, smiles and head shaking.(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"ai yi yi."and once got flak for calling a heckler overweight. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"i mention food stamps and that guy who's seriously overweight went crazy."(jeanne moos/cnn correspondent)"depending on which candidate you heckle, you could get dr. jekyll or mr. hyde."from jeb bush asking a heckler to speak up....(jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate)"excuse me."to chris christie saying sit down.(gov. chris christie/(r)

down and shut up."bernie sanders decided to stand down when black lives matters protesters showed up at his podium, refusing to shake sanders hand. the candidate backed off as an organizer tried to deal.(nat sound) (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"i promise that's not gonna happen with me."it's hard to out heckle the heckler-in-chief.(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"how can i describe our leaders better than the word stupid."jeanne moos, c- n-n.(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"bye bye."new york. 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned!

3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...a zoo in berlin had its own new year's baby... and they showed off the baby elephant yesterday. zookeepers say the bull calf comes in at 39 inches around the chest... and weighs about 220 pounds.the baby bull was expected to be born in the middle of january... but the mom gave birth a few weeks earlier. zoo workers say they don't think they could be any happier.3 3 3 coming up this morning... want to turn your kids into entrepreneurs? there's an app for that. we'll show you how your kids can turn their things into

weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx)

here on siouxland news at 3 3 here's a look at your weather

3 3 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on cheynne blvd and hamilton blvd have 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 president obama talks from the white house today... outlining new executive actions he wants to take to tackle gun violence. the measures includes plans to close background check loopholes and keep people with mental health restrictions from having guns. republicans in congress *and* on the presidential campaign trail are already criticizing the move.parts of drought - stricken california are getting ready for a series of severe storms brought on by el nino. the system is expected to dump up to two inches of rain in los angeles today... and bring as much as four inches to mountain and

meteorologists say some areas are at risk for flash flooding and mud flows.and... the *affluenza* teen... who got only probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people... is expected to appear in court in mexico for an extradition hearing. 18 - year - old ethan couch fled to the country with his mom a few weeks ago... as prosecutors in texas investigated whether he'd violated his probation. couch's mom... who's already back in the states... will also appear in court *today* in los angeles. 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 charlie rose... coming up, dr. david agus on the new world of medicine.he says it will let us fine tune our healthcare and live better lives.that's coming up on cbs this morning. 3 "this is siouxland news at

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 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for

trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 3 3 here's a way to avoid those long return lines at the mall after the holidays... an app for kids... that'll also teach them some business basics. special correspondent sheila gray has more on "kids trade" in our family 4 - 1 - 1 report. 3 ((package))41:47 you've read this one a bunch of times, i'll bet the 9-year-old is looking to trade on an app she downloaded onto her new ipod. super susan wenner jackson 18:20 kids trade is an app that's aimed at kids, and the idea is to allow kids to trade their stuff with each other. :35 kids can capture the picture of the toy they no longer want, put it on their kids trade app it's safe because everything on it has to be approved by parents. susan - 20:08 i can approve everything that happens. i can approve when she posts a toy.

approve a friend.super cassie jacksoncassie - 30:03 you can search for names of people you know and see if they're on the app32:13 nats - barbie dolls, disney swapping is nothing new for kids. cassie and her friends love trading pokemon cards..cassie- 25:52 we did them at lunch and at recess (cut) and then the teacher said okay, pokemon's taking over the school. we need to ban pokemon. but now they can trade without disrupting class, and cassie's learning important skills.susan20:24 learning about who do you do business with? 20:42 but the other thing it teaches you is being responsible and understanding the worth of your things, and also how to make them look good.32:34 nats- i take a good picture the kids trade app is free. it also has a feature which allowed cassie print her own business cards to promote her site.28:10 cassie- i hand them out to people i know, and i handed out some at school. super sheila gray 44:29 while kids using the appp can learn about business and responsiblity there's a big benefit for parents too. time susan 21:26 if i don't have to take it back, that is an hour or 2 or 3 of my time. no waiting in line for susan, and cassie's thinking about future

would invent things, like little ideas that would help disabled people. i was thinking about a robot i could use that's vibration activated. she's already got the sales pitch down.27:08 warning. may include total awesomeness.3 sig 3 it can be a money saver... too. susan's hoping the app will keep cassie from asking for every new toy she sees on t - v. 3 plans to make major changes to sioux city's five public pools are on hold while the city council waits for more

being asked to approve plans to close leeds pool and cook pool after the 20 - 16 swimming season and replace them with splash pads for 20 - 17. the closings are part of a master plan that would see lewis pool stay open until a new pool opened at cone park... and leif erikson pool would stay open until it couldn't hold water anymore. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the delay is so the council can find out how much money is available for the plan. 3 "this really doesn't impact our decisions. we're still going to be moving forward opening all five swimming pools next summer anyway. we'll have a little less time for planning between this summer and next summer if we want to get those splash pads installed. so we're just going to have to work diligently after the decision is made if we're going to move forward with splash pads and some new facilities. "the council also gave unanimous approval to a project to clear trees from the site of the new four million dollar cone park in singing hills. bidding for that project will get started next month.

3 last night's meeting came just hours after a swearing - in ceremony for mayor bob scott and council member rhonda capron. scott was re - elected in november after running un - opposed for a second four - year term. capron won a second term over tom venesky. both renewed their oaths of office yesterday morning at city hall. mayor scott says he has big plans for the city during the next four years. 3 "continue the trails. i want to continue taking a look at the whole river front and seeing what we can do there. i think that is wha will attract business to this comunity. obviously my whole career has been working on economic develpoment and i'm going to continue doing that."scott says his goal is to have sioux city looking completely different when he leaves office. 3 there's a major change at the top of the woodbury county board of supervisors.at the board's first meeting this year... the members chose 2nd - year republican supervisor jeremy taylor to be their chairman for 20 - 16. taylor was the

15... he replaces democrat mark monson... who decided to *not* go for a second year. the vote was 3 to 2 in favor of taylor... with democrats jackie smith and larry clausen in opposition. taylor says as chairman... he'll keep putting taxpayers first. 3 "really it is coming together to do long term planning, increasing communication among departments, we are spread out in the county, and to provide excellent services for people as we budget and really keep the family budget at the heart of each decision that we make..."2nd - year republican supervisor matthew ung replaces taylor as vice - chair. 3 federal investigators are in siouxland... trying to figure out what caused a deadly plane crash in northeast nebraska sunday night.the plane went down sometime after 7 sunday night in wayne county nebraska... out in the country between pender and wayne. it was heading to the wayne airport after it was diverted from landing at the sioux gateway airport because of poor

found in a field a mile from nebraska highway 16... and about 11 miles southeast of wayne. the pilot of the single - engine cessna 172 was pronounced dead at the scene. the pilot's name has not been released yet. 3 they've already been arrested once for breaking into cars. now three sioux city teenagers have been nabbed for doing the same thing again.marcos guthridge... kelley kuester... and wiley spencer were arrested just before 2 o'clock yesterday morning... after a homeowner in the 36 - hundred block of dupont street on the northside called police to report three people were breaking into vehicles. police chased them down. they're all charged with two counts of 3rd degree burglary. kuester and spencer are also charged with possession of burglary tools and interference with official acts. 3 president obama is getting ready to announce a series of executive actions on gun control.the announcement is expected this morning at a special press conference in

president met with the attorney general and directors of the f - b - i and a - t - f yesterday afternoon to go over some of the proposals. republican reaction to the planned action has been swift... with opponents saying the president is trying to rule like a king. 3 some say the strategy the president is using to tighten existing law is dangerous... and it opens him to a year of fighting lawsuits. as our national correspondent jeff barnd shows us... one expert says it's a delicate balance of constitutional law. 3 the second amendment to the u.s. constitution gives americans the right to bear arms. can an executive order weaken the second amendment? one expert says the guildlines mapped out for the use of executive power and the *interpretation of those 3 initiatives can get murky /sot/ cato "that original gray area is far grayer than it has

powers are hard to challenge by congress *or* the courts. thanks in part to fdr's new deal when congress gave up a *lot* of its lawmaking authority to the executive branch. /sot/cato "as a result, we've got a very unclear situation as to where the presidents authority to make regulations ends and the congress' authority is over-stepped." /vo/in wake of the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school president obama was stonewalled in congress and took it upon his own to put forth nearly 2-dozen executive orders to reduce gun violence. /bridge/"but 2 years later, president obama's most *assertive* initiatives like tracking lost or stolen guns or strengthening backround checks have faced significant obstacles."/sot/cato "almost none of those intiatives went into effect."/nat/trump " i will veto that.. i will unsign that so fast"/vo/but *how* fast can the next president undo mr. obama's gun control initiative?/sot/cato "if the president passes an executive order with respect to guns...//it will take less than a new york minute for the new president to undo what the president has done."/vo/ scholars are generally *split* on whether the president *is*

constitutional authority some say the president clearly has discretion about how to enforce a law but whether he should *make*them is still up for debatei'm jeff barnd reporting.3 3 in addition to the announcement today... the president will hold a one - hour long town - hall meeting on gun control thursday night. the event will be on television... starting at 7 o'clock central time. 3 75, 065 miles was the decades - old world record for the most miles cycled in a year... until yesterday anyway.ultra - endurance cyclist kurt (sear - vogle) searvogel spent the last year riding up to 200 - miles a day to break the record. the 52 - year - old man from arkansas... known as "tarzan" to his fans... finished up in tampa florida.the 19 - 39 record was

20's. (sear - vogle) searvogel said he wanted to break the 77 - year - old record because so many said doing it would be impossible. 3 3 3 3 sergeant bluff luton welcomed woodbury central in a boys and girls doubleheader. see who came away with a dominating victory. chris is next with sports. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob

taylor"3 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but

3 sports, with sports director chris neyenhouse.good morning siouxland, here's a look at

starting the year 4-1 the woodbury central wildcats have lost four in a row. they faced the tough task of trying to get back to their winning ways against a sergeant bluff luton team who wants to prove they're better than their 3-4 record would indicate.those losses were to cbal, east, heelan and western christian who are no slouches.1) and they showed they knew how to score early. down low they go to chris kroll. he's good. that makes it 4-0.2) later in the corner it's connor prescott for three! it's good. it's already 11-0 sbl.3) keegan savary with the delicious drive to the basket! it's 13-0! 4) more warrior offense this is kroll again. 18-0 to start this game.5) kroll was just heating up. he hits another three. sbl was up 26-0 before allowing a couple free throws.sbl didn't allow a field goal in the entire first half. it was 32-8 then.74-25 sbl wins.remsen saint mary's looking for their 5th win of

kingsley-pierson.1. pick up action in the fourth quarter.. saint mary's up forty-eight to twenty eight.. kingsley- pieson's jacob harvey with the jumper to cut the lead to forty-eight to thirty.2. the hawks come right back..ethan biezuns with the layup.. saint mary's back up by twenty.3. saint mary's on the break.. jacob wesselmann with the layup.. saint mary's up fifty- two to thirty.4. saint mary's again on the break.. brady harpenau with the layup.. saint mary's up fifty-four to thirty at that point and they go on to win sixty-two to forty.boys basketball now cherokee hosting east sac county both teams entered the contest with two wins apiece. 1. right off the opening tip.. cherokee's tyler faist with the layup.. two to nothing braves.2. east sac's coby obmann misses the jumper but sam scott is there to clean it up.. game tied at two apiece. 3. cherokee comes right back.. eric peterson with the nice drive and layup.. cherokee back up by two.4. cherokee's ben lingenfelter with the nice move underneath.. braves up six to two earyl and ...

girls are 7-0. tonight they hosted east sac county team coming in at 3-4.1. cherokee on the break..paityn hagberg with the layup.. cherokee up sixty to thirty-two.2. still in the third quarter.. cherokee again on the break.. kaely hummel misses the layup but skylar gerdes with the rebound and putback.. braves up sixty-four to thrity-two.3. later in the third.. kaely hummel again on the break.. this time she makes the layup.. cherokee up sixty-eight to thirty-four.4. it was all cherokee tonight.. again on the run.. this time kylie mongan with the layup.. brave up seventy to forty-one at that point and they go on to defeat east sac seventy- nine to fifty one.more girls basketball this is 4-5 sbl hosting 5-3 woodbury central. this one a lot closer than the boys game.1) late first half merrin van velzin finds kyle christiansen who hits the jumper. sbl down 30-27.2) then later more from the warriors. lexi sneller hits the jumper! warriors take the lead 31-30. 3) back come the wildcats. off

even drives and scores. but there was under ten seconds left so watch as the warriors run the floor and get christiansen gets the shot off just in time. it's good at the buzzer! 5) second half back come the wildcats back comes bailey even! she goes down low. wildcats up 34-33. sb-l would pull away in the end. they win 61-56.number 4 kingsley pierson is 8-0! they played at a 1-6 saint mary's team.1. pick up action in the first quarter... k-p's addison hirschman hits allison baily for the layup.. panthers up sixteen to nine.2. still in the first.. kingsley-pierson's rachel mercer with the three.. panthers up nineteen to eleven. 3. k-p's marina keck with the drive and hits bailey for the easy layup.. panthers up twenty-one to eleven.4. than bailey hits emily reinking for the layup.. kingsley-pierson up twenty-three to eleven and they go onto the easy seventy-four to forty-three

elsewhere in girls basketball ikm manning over mvao 43-38.on the boys side of things ikm manning wins over mvao 54-46. lawton-bronson over allen nebraska 59-16.that's it for your morning sportscast.be sure to join us tonight for sports at 5 and 10.have a great morning, back to you, jake. 3 3 the 3

have a great 3 morning, back to you, jake. 3 3 the countdown is on for the golden globes. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break. 3 temperatures haven't changed much since yesterday morning, but take a look at the blue in canada. it's on the way.

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday.latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 3 the countdown is sunday's golden globe awards... star wars sinks titanic... and ellen degeneres is honored. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 trt 1:20 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(narr:) ellen degeneres will receive a special honor at the "people's choice awards." the comedian and talk show host is being recognized as this year's 'favorite humanitarian.' degeneres is 3 favorite talk show host. you can watch the people's choice awards wednesday night on cbs. ------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------suzanne marques - cbs news - beverly hills, ca):"hollywood is getting ready for the golden globes - and here at the beverly hills hilton, they're setting not only the stage for the awards ceremony, but

thomas henzi says despite the glamorous gowns and tailor-fit tuxedos, celebrity diets are usually checked at the door. (sot: suzanne marques w/ thomas henzi - executive pastry chef, beverly hills hilton)marques: "does that mean people are eating more?" thomas: "they actually do, i'm surprised. sometimes the desserts come cleaned out! but i like it when at least half is missing and i know i did my job"(narr:)the 73rd annual golden globes awards will be handed out sunday night. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- (narr:) ... and "star wars: the force awakens" sinks "titanic" to become number two on the all- time box office list. avatar is number one.((natsnd from "star wars: the force awakens" - walt disney studios motion pictures))(narr:)the latest star wars movie is also earning some industry cred.... it's nominated for an american cinema editors "eddie" award for best editing in a dramatic motion picture. it's up against "the martian," "mad max: fury road," "the revenant," and "sicario." that's your eye on entertainment... suzanne marques, cbs news, beverly hills. 3 here's what we're talking about on we're talking here's what 3 hills.news, beverly 3 hills.3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the holidays are

in school. what do you do to 3 unwind? 3 3 still to come this morning... the national transportation safety board released new pictures of the sunken ship el faro yesterday. we'll show you what new steps the agency might take now since the ship went down.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead.

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 winds will stay 3 breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but

3 the national transportation safety board has released the first look at the wreckage of the el faro... which sank near the bahamas after it steered into the path of hurricane (ha - keen) joaquin in october. the pictures from the ocean floor aired on 60 minutes. as c - b - s news correspondent kris van cleave shows us... the 33 bodies of the crew are still missing... as well as the ship's voyage data recorder. 3 trt: 2:08tom roth-roffy/lead ntsb investigator :22-:34frank pusatere/father 1:48-1:58kris van cleave/cbs news, washington 1:58-2:06frank pusatere's (puzz-uh-terry) son, richard, was the ship's chief engineer (take package) (track 1)this video was taken nearly three miles underwater-- twistedcrushedand scattered remains of the el faro. the bridge, the ship's command center, was where investigators hoped to find el faro's data recorder but lead n-t-s-b investigator, tom roth-roffy told scott pelley on sunday's 60 minutes, that they were shocked when it wasnt there.(sot tom roth- roffy 01:21:04 - 60 min) (roth-roffy) we got up to that level, and to see just open-- openness was-- is extremely moving and difficult to-to--

us to see that.(pelley) moving in what way?(roth-roffy) just to-- to see the violence of the sea and the winds that-- that would have had to occur to cause that kind of-- i'm sorry-- to cause that kind of an event.(track 2)they later found the bridge a half mile away from the wreckage, but with no data recorder to explain exactly what happened. animation in(track 3)on the morning of october first, el faro's captain sent a distress call from near the eye of hurricane joaquin. the ship had lost propulsionand was listing at a 15 degree angle, as it faced waves forecasted at 30 feet high. animation out (track 4)to find the missing ship, the n-t-s-b used sonar and a piece of equipment called the curv. but finding the wreck hasnt answered the biggest question--why did the ship's captain end up on a collision course with a monster storm. (roth-roffy 09:49:48) // we're looking at the//oversight and the direction, to see what information was available to him. (track 5)frank pusatere's (puzz-uh-terry) son, richard, was the ship's chief engineer "i guarantee you they were injured, they were knocked out and then it was over. they were all together. that's how

cleave on cam) tote maritime -- the company that operated the ship - did not respond to our request for comment back. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. 3 twenty - eight u - s crewmembers and five polish workers were on board. no further search missions are planned. 3 republican presidential candidate rand paul is planning a trip to siouxland this week.the kentucky senator and his wife will be in sioux city thursday afternoon. they'll

at 1 o'clock for a "stand with rand" meet and greet. after the sioux city stop... they'll head to carroll for another event thursday afternoon at 4. 3 3 *before* senator paul's visit... siouxland will welcome the leading candidates from both the democrats and republicans today. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton has an event planned for this afternoon at the orpheum theatre. the event is set to get started at 2 - 15. 3 3 and tonight in sioux center... republican candidate and texas senator ted cruz will be at dordt college. cruz will speak at the de yager center starting at 6 o'clock tonight. the dordt appearance follows a full day of campaigning... with stops in onawa and cherokee in northwest iowa. 3 the plan to make school lunches healthier is working... according to a new study led by the university of washington.the study looked at more than 7 - thousand middle and high schoolers in washington state... before and *after* new meal standards went into effect in 20 - 12. the rules cap calories per

serving of fruits or vegetables. researchers found students are now getting more vitamins and minerals in their meals and that school meal participation did not change. while the study did *not* look at how much students actually consumed... they say there is *no* evidence students are throwing away more food. 3 some bad economic news this morning... as stocks start 20 - 16 on a *big* down note. 3 the dow jones dropped 1 and a half percent... more than 250 points on the first trading day of the new year. the drop comes after major losses earlier in the day in asia and europe. there are also worries about the oil market after new unrest this weekend between saudi arabia and (e - ron) iran. financial analysts say it's important for investors to stay calm and weather the volatile periods in the market. 3 3 more problems this morning for troubled german automaker volkswagen.the e - p - a and justice department are suing v - w over its emissions cheating software...

violating u - s environmental rules. the agencies want up to 18 billion dollars in civil penalties. volkswagen admits its diesel cars had illegal software installed to cheat emissions tests. about 500 - thousand volkswagen and audi vehicles in the u - s are affected by the scandal. the automaker hasn't commented on the lawsuit yet... but says it *is* working with u - s regulators to fix the problem. 3 the latest star wars movie is now the second - highest domestic success of all time... and it helped hollywood have a big year. but as c - b - s news correspondent vladimir duthiers shows us... some are worried the box office is relying too much on blockbusters. 3 supers::49 - :58 scott mendelson/forbes contributor trt - 1:29pkgsince the latest chapter in the star wars franchise hit theaters less than three weeks ago, it's attracted enough moviegoers.. (nats: titanic)to sink the

.and roar past jurassic world.3 now, "star wars: the force awakens" is climbing toward the top spot of the north american box office.(nats: avatar)surpassing avatar as the biggest grossing *domestic* film of all time. it's that "star" power that helped make 20-15 hollywood's biggest year yetpushing it past 11-billion dollars in total domestic sales for the first time. more than *twenty* percent of that came from the top *five* movies.as the film industry battles comeptitors like netflix and on demand cable. (sot: scott mendelson/forbes contributor) "there is 3 concern that so many, so much of the money was in so few of the big movies but i think as long as those smaller movies are still making money//i'm not as concerned about the top heavy nature of the industry overall just because i think those big films just over- performed."(nats)whether this latest installment will take the *global* record remains to

mendelson/forbes contributor) "it's not showing titanic legs. it's not showing avatar legs. now having said that, it's making so much money cares." what *is* clear.is the force is here to stay. vladimir duthiers, cbs news, new york. 3 star wars is just 20 million dollars short of "avatar's" domestic box office record. and "the force awakens" will get another boost globally later this weekend when it premieres in china... the second biggest film market in the world. 3 3 dropping pounds is a top new year's resolution... and the hottest trend is interval training... but does it work? up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you what's behind the comeback of the old workout. 3 breezy winds are creating a wind chill this morning reaching as low as zero degrees. bundle up! 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob

taylor"3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday.latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but it's early. so stay tuned! 3 3 3 scientists at new york university say *minor* flu strains pack a *bigger punch* than previously thought. a team examining flu virus samples from an international pandemic discovered *lesser* strains are able to *get around* vaccines which target more dominant flu strains and spread farther in ways not realized before. 3 3 a national institutes of health study finds infertility treatments do not appear to contribute to developmental delays in children. researchers tracked more than 1800 children born to mothers through in vitro fertilization and other infertility treatments. 3 3 and doctors in switzerland are linking higher doses of vitamin d with an increased risk of falling in patients over 70. doctors have

functional decline in patients who have a history of falling... but this study found it might actually lead to more falls. 3 the beginning of the new year is usually when people make a vow to get back in shape. as more people hit the gym... an old approach to fitness is making a comeback. doctor jon lapook weighs the pros and cons of high intensity interval training. 3

few minutes. (sotup eddie diaz): what i'm going to do short intensity ..gonna try to keep the power up (vo #3)hiit is the mantra at orange theory fitness. (sot, 091623, diaz) tight this'd be the recovery period here.. get those nice deep breaths in here and after you've done your ten seconds, you get back to work (natsot workout) (vo #4)the hiit regimen varies from place to place. here, the goal is to work out in what they call "the orange zone"... at a high intensity level for twelve to twenty minutes of an hour long class. (shelly on the treadmill - you hear the trainer) (nat pop, shelly): out of shape...i felt completely out of shape.(vo #5) 36 year old shelly ramsammy has asthma and used to be afraid of vigorous exertion. she tolerated the interval training well. and last summer, she had added incentive. (sot, 085814, shelly) i was just trying to get fit for a trip. i was like, oh my gosh, i'm going to be in a bikini, i have to get fit.(vo #6)after building up slowly as exercise experts recommend, she now runs twice as fast as before. (nat up, eddie diaz, trainer at workout; part of jon's question starts over this) research shows high intensity training stimulates the

021155, jon) why is it hot now? (sot, 1159, garber) well i think its because research has been showing that it can be pretty powerful in improving people's risk factors for heart disease and diabetes. (vo #7)powerful, too, in getting some people off the couch. because at the end of the day, exercise works best if you actually do it. dr jon lapook, cbs news, new york. 3 3 the annual consumer electronics show is kicking off in las vegas we'll take a look at some of this years new gadgets... next...

3 good morning, (sioux city)... it's (22) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (jc roofing and insulating) camera. 3 toyota says it doesn't need google for making maps. update. 3 the biggest tech event of the year is about to kick off. i'm

cnet update. it's time once again for the annual consumer electronics show, known as c-e-s. held in las vegas, this is where the tech world unites to show off what's to come in 2016. for the next few days, cnet will be covering every corner of the show floor - and here's what you can expect. "companies are still putting the finishing touches on their booths right now, but there's already some news around televisions. of course televisions are always a highlight of the show. everyone goes ga-ga for screens that get larger, brighter and somehow even thinner. you may be familiar with ultra high definition, also known as 4k. but the buzzword this year could be h-d-r, which stands for high dynamic range. here's one way to explain it: hdr on a tv doesn't just mean more pixels,

getting a broader range of 3 contrast and color, and images seem to have more depth. we'll hear more about that in the days to come.lg announced it has led lcd tvs with a new name - super ultra high definition. calling it super makes you feel it's even better than other 4k. and i'm sure there'll be yet another tv introduced in a day or two that will somehow be even more super. perhaps super duper?and this year, samsung has 4k tvs that can talk to a smart home system. so you can control the front door locks and thermostat from your tv. " aside from televisions, the smart home is going to be the other big star of the show. and i'm not talking about smart locks or garage door openers. it's the large appliances that get the most attention at ces. and speaking of smart home, lg is going to show off it's a cylindrical speaker, called the smartthinq, which can talk to some smart home gadgets. does it remind you of something? hel-lllo alexa, looks like lg is trying to copy amazon's success with the echo."but this is just a small taste of what's to come at the show this week. (source: toyota: 01;58;11 - 02;08;23)there will also be lots of smart car tech. toyota teased that it has some sort of new mapping technology that can eliminate the need for google's dedicated gps vehicles that drive around recording street maps. (source: microsoft: 02;08;23 - 02;11;16)and of course there will be plenty of hype for virtual reality and other contraptions to put on your head. if you already have your own headset, like a google cardboard or samsung gear vr, you can visit the show yourself. cnet is doing it's own 360-degree video tour of ces, that's happening thursday. ""so that's your tech news update, but we're just getting started so stay tuned all week long. coming to you from the las vegas

3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but

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3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. 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 cheynne blvd and hamilton blvd have a safe drive to work and school this morning, for

todd sassmann3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 president obama talks from the white house today... outlining new executive actions he wants to take to tackle gun violence. the measures includes plans to close background check loopholes and keep people with mental health restrictions from having guns. republicans in congress *and* on the presidential campaign trail are already criticizing the move.parts of drought - stricken california are getting ready for a series of severe storms brought on by el nino. the system is expected to dump up to two inches of rain in los angeles today... and bring as much as four inches to mountain and foothill communities. meteorologists say some areas are at risk for flash flooding and mud flows.and... the *affluenza* teen... who got only probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people... is expected to appear in court in mexico for an extradition hearing. 18 - year - old ethan couch fled to the country with his mom a

prosecutors in texas investigated whether he'd violated his probation. couch's mom... who's already back in the states... will also appear in court *today* in los angeles. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and