tv Siouxland News At Sunrise CBS January 29, 2016 5:00am-7:00am CST
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3 it's "thumbs up" for a fundraiser where people can rappel down the side of a 12 story hotel in downtown sioux city. 3 and a siouxland school bus driver is putting on the brakes after years behind the wheel.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 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon 3 highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the
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we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 3 3 with just days until the first votes are cast in the 20 - 16 presidential election... the candidates are campaigning in iowa today to make their closing arguments to voters. for republicans... the final pitch started last night in the seventh g - o - p debate. but c - b - s news correspondent marlie hall shows us... the debate was dominated by the one candidate who wasn't even on stage. 3 pkg trt: 1:37insert trt: 1:33 (pkg)-nats- with donald trump absent...his biggest rival, ted cruz, took center stage...becoming the target of the night: (sot ted cruz) "gosh, if you guys ask one more mean question i may have to leave the stage."some of the biggest fireworks came as the candidates sparred over
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bush) we should have a path to 3 legal status for the 12 million people that are here illegally(sot marco rubio) people who are here illegally ow you want to trump trump immigration."(sot ted cruz) the direction of the major donors to support amnesty because he thought it was politically advantageous."with and rubio in third... political analysts say the two men needed to stand out: (sot rick davis) i think it was a good hit, but i don't think you can use rubio as an advocate on what is or isn't a conservative position. other candidates, often overshadowed by the trump during the debates, called this one the best one yet: (sot rand paul) we got to go around several times on issues and so i think it was a big improvement. (standup marlie hall cbs news des moines, iowa) despite being a few miles away from the debate stage at drake university -- donald trump still managed to garner a lot of attention. the billionaire front runner dominated google
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even had the most mentions on twitter.(sot donald trump) is it for me personally if it was a good thing, a bad thing, will i get more votes, will i get less votes nobody knows, who the hell knows.trump's camp says his last-minute rally for veterans brought in six million dollars.marlie hall cbs news des moines, iowa. 3 in the final hours a spokesman for fox says trump offered to appear at the debate *only* if the network donated five - million dollars to his charities... fox refused. one million dollars of the money raised for vets came from trump himself. 3 even though trump wasn't on the stage last night... one of his main rivals wasn't ready to cut him any slack.texas senator ted cruz is challenging trump to a one - on - one debate this weekend... right here in sioux city. cruz's campaign has reserved a room at western iowa tech community college for saturday night. if trump doesn't accept that challenge... cruz will go ahead with his original plans for a campaign rally there with iowa congressman steve king.
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dead after a car accident yesterday morning...it happened near the 15 - hundred block of atokad drive... right about 7 o'clock yesterday morning when it was dark. the sheriff's department says the driver of an s - u - v didn't see 73 - year - old pablito perera - ybarra while he walking in the same direction along the side of the road. the identity of the driver isn't being released... but perera - ybarra was killed. he'd just left the pony express convenience store. employees there say he was one of their favorite customers... and he came into the store four or five times a day. because of that they've started taking donations to help his family. dakota county authorities say the driver *did* stop when the accident happened and no charges will be filed. 3 this morning we know three men from illinois are facing drug charges in le mars.32 - year - old cornelius humphries of chicago... 28 - year - old antwaun smith of crete illinois... and 19 - year - old david davy of
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arrested by le mars police wednesday afternoon at the econolodge motel. another motel guest smelled marijuana coming from the room those three were sharing. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary had a fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center where they got to wear hats... yesterday the kids delivered the cash. 3 they presented a check to the center yesterday afternoon. all of this came from donated money... those kids *really* wanted to wear hats in school. the student behind the idea and the folks at the cancer center say they're very proud. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their money, it's just their
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just 3 contagious."the students raised 223 - dollars and 8 cents for the cancer center. 3 a local group has *high hopes* for an *unusual* fundraiser. big brothers big sisters of siouxland has the "thumbs up" to let people rappel down the side of the howard johnson hotel in sioux city. yesterday... experts inspected the building and installed anchors for the ropes. registration starts monday... february 1st. if you want to rappel it'll cost you one thousand dollars... only 90 people will get the chance. people will rappel wednesday... june 15th. 3 here's a first in iowa... most likely... yoga classes behind bars for juvenile offenders. and as reporter dave franzman shows us... officials say the classes might be giving those kids in custody a lot of benefits. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- (nat sound)the mats probably
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instructions sound the same. but as for location? definitely different.(dave franzman/reporting)"the volunteer who started yoga instruction at the linn county juvenile detention center basically came to administrators about a year ago and said, you know they're mostly adult prisons in other states. would you like to try it here? and the answer was, teaches a yoga class for both juveniles in custody and staff one day a week.some juveniles in custody were skeptical at first.but one says after doing yoga for awhile, she started noticing some benefits.(girl) "it just, like, calms me down if i'm frustrated."(dawn schott/linn county juvenile detention center)"i've had kids tell me that when they're in their rooms at night, they've used this to help them fall asleep."instructor ordman teaches what's called trauma informed yoga.what that means is more of an emphasis on breathing control, stress relief and emotional calming, and less on the more exotic yoga positions.it's aimed at participants who have different needs and issues than regular yoga students.
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instructor)"what we're trying to do is help people who have experienced trauma ... rebuild that awareness and sense of security in their bodies. juvenile center staff believe those who've taken part in yoga classes are less likely to have outbursts.and they believe that makes it worth the time and trouble. 3 here's an animal you don't see every day.it's a two - headed turtle! its owner brought the turtle to a south miami animal hospital for a checkup.the vet says the six - year - old turtle is surprisingly healthy as similar turtles usually don't live very long. now the turtle is headed to a new life
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3 3 3 tempertures have bottomed out this morning at 28 degrees. we will warm up later today. details next. 3 3 coming up... a group of volunteers is working to rescue migrants off the coast of greece. we'll show you why the stream of refugees hasn't slowed down like it does most winters. news at sunrise, with jacob
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highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 3 3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... morning...facebook
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from now until february 5th you can post a selfie with your valentine on our facebook page... or at siouxland news dot com... and you could be a winner.once all the entries are in we'll open up the voting and announce the winner here on siouxland news at sunrise. the winner will get a prize package from sunnybrook floral and greenhouse... granny's stitches with viking... and jodean's steakhouse lounge and 3 buffet. 3 one electronics store is making a comeback in a *big* way... (hen - nuh) hena daniels is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 stocks rose thursday as the price of oil climbed for a third day in a row for the first time in 2016..the dow jones industrial average added 125 pointsthe nasdaq gained 38. ///remember circuit city? the electronics store might be making a comeback. new owners have bought the brand, domain name and trademark and are
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store in 3 dallas, texas this june. along store will also sell drones and 3-d printers. owners hope to have 50 to a hundred corporate owned stores by 2017 . circuit city filed for bankruptcy protection in 2008 a week away - and this year advertisers are bringing out celebrities 3 in full force to drive up the buzz for their brands. first time advertiser amazon has hired alec baldwin. while kevin hart and ryan reynolds will be promoting hyundai. ads will cost as much as an estimated $5 million for a 30-second spot, up from $4.4 million last year . the big game will be broadcast here on cbs.////one houston texas restaurant is offering an oil barrel bargain to refelct the cost of crude. ousie's is offering three courses every wednesday night at the lowest going rate for a barrel of oil that week. a recent 27 dollar menu featured a soup or salad, prime rib or snapper and pie for dessert//thats your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot com. in new york, im hena daniels///
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3 winter is normally pretty quiet on the greek coast... but rescue teams have had their hands full this year. fifty - thousand people have made the dangerous crossing this month... as reporter holly williams shows us... that's about twenty times more than last january. 3 (go pro vid - refugees on cliff - men, women and small children) they were so desperate to reach europe that this group of 57 migrants abandoned their inflatable raft and stranded themselves on a cliff on the greek coast. (stand up - 13 secs - holly on boat with swedes behind) winter is normally the quiet period here on the greek coastline. but this year, the rescue teams have been taken by surprise - because in january around 50 thousand people have made the dangerous crossing. (sky footage) that's over twenty times more than last january - and this month's death toll is now more than 170 - including some who tried to make the risky voyage
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their boat capsized. (swedes jumping ashore helping people into boat, cu baby with swede and boat behind, wide shot man on crutches being helped down cliff) a swedish team came to the rescue of the people stuck on the cliff. they fled syria, iraq and iran.and amongst them was a tiny babyand a disabled man who was helped down the cliff face. (inside rescue boat, group of parents and children cu behzad whispering to baby and smiling) in the safety of the rescue boat, behzad abbasi comforted his one year-old son ermia. (behzad and family get off swedish rescue boat, talking to holly) he told us that he's a christian - and that he and his family fled religious persecution in iran. (soundbite - english with subtitles - 9 secs) here was 50/50. maybe you win, or maybe you lose your life. and we try to start in this way. (swedes - the retiree is the super sweet very old looking one driving the boat today) the swedish rescuers are all volunteers - including two firemen, a trainee nurse, and a 73 year-old retiree. (holly with joakim as he drives one of the boats) joakim brosten
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explained the rush of emotions he feels when saving lives. (soundbite)this is my way to give something to ppl that is in need" (swedes looking through binoculars, migrants on beach filmed from water, burning life jackets) the swedish team found these migrants - safe on a greek beach - but so cold they lit a fire fuelled by their life jackets. (sound up - swedish captain on loudspeaker, camera pans from him on boat to beach, then cut to closer shot of refugees - very clear english - 11 secs) "people are coming along the road, just upside the hill, and they will support you..raise your hand if you understand, over" (more swedish rescuers - there's a nice shot of one of the refugees hugging a swede as they disembark - may be useful) as politicians try to stop the migrants from coming - ordinary citizens are dealing with a more pressing need.keeping people alive. hw sig out. 3 3 after the break... the challenger disaster was one of the first major tragedies to happen on live television. we'll show you how the nation reflected on what happened... 30 yeas later. 3 yesterday we were well above normal with even more abnormal temperatures to come today and
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3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things
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3 thirty years ago yesterday the nation watched in horror as the space shuttle "challenger" exploded over cape canaveral... killing the crew of seven. yesterday there were memorials... like the one at arlington national cemetery. reporter manuel bojorquez helps us remember what happened. 3 (nats/crew)the seven astronauts prepared for lift-off that morning at cape canaveral florida, in front of a national audience.mission specialist ron mcnair's wife, cheryl, was there.(sot/manuel & cheryl walk/talk) (00 34 34) there was a lot of excitement around it and there was camaraderie, you know. hey this is the u-s. (nats/countdo wn) it appeared to be a textbook launch.but 73 seconds in, a seal failed on the right
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(sot/nasa commentator 3 steve nesbit transmission) obviously a major malfunction." confusion on the ground soon gave way to grief.(sot/cheryl mcnair) (00 09 00) you're wondering what happened, what's going on**ron mcnair had flown on the challenger before. in 1984, he became the second african american in space...inspiring americans with his saxophone playing in zero gravitytwo years later, the father of two was gone in a national tragedy.(sot/reagan) 4235: they, members of the challenger crew, were pioneers* "what was that like, to have the nation mourn with you?" (00 17 36) "that was the beautiful part//of coming back from all of this tragedy." mcnair honors her husband by encouraging children to study science & technology...the same skills that helped a man from humble beginning in the segregated south see the earth from above. (sot/cheryl mcnair) (06 30) "he described it as just so beautiful // appearing without divisions or
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he thought the lord meant for us to live in that kind of way."(mcnair touches the memorial stone at the foot of her husband's tree)here on earth, in a grove dedicated to america's space pioneers, words worth remembering. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, at the johnson space center in houston. 3 3 still to come this morning... now the f - b - i has released a video of the fatal shooting of an armed occupier at that wildlife refuge in oregon we'll tell you when the rest of the occupiers could leave. you're
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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 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things
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3 this morning still trying to the f - b - i is this morning 3 will play out.how things informed of we'll keep you informed of how things will play out.3 3 this morning the f - b - i is still trying to end an almost month - long occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. as negotiations continue... the agency released new video of the shooting death of one of the armed occupiers. reporter don champion has the story. 3 chyrons::42-:48 greg bretzing/special agent in charge, fbi portland(pkg) (thu0538 :03) in a rare act of transparency, the fbi released this video showing the traffic stop that led to the arrests of ammon bundy and several of his followers tuesday. recorded from an airplane, the video also shows the shooting death of lavoy finicum, a member of bundy's militia. investigators say finicum was behind the wheel of this white truck that sped away during the traffic stop. moments later the truck, tried avoiding a roadblock- narrowly missing an fbi agent. that's
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hands up. here, the 55- year-old can be seen reaching in his pocket - where the fbi says a gun was later found. that's when an oregon state trooper opened fire- killing finicum.(sot thu0542 greg bretzing/special agent in charge, fbi portland 1:17) "as the video clearly shows it was a reckless action that resulted in the consequences that you've seen here today" (-:26) the release of the video comes as the fbi tries to end the armed occupation of the malheur national wildlife refuge by followers of bundy. in public statements by his lawyer, bundy has urged the occupiers to leave peacefully. (sot thu0241 2:03) "we never wanted bloodshed. we verbalized this many, many times...and we continue to do so" (-:10) bundy and about two dozen others seized the refuge on january 2nd over a land dispute. bundy and ten of his followers have since been news. 3 the f - b - i says the last few people there have said they want a guarantee they won't be charged before they surrender.
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say "thank you" to its volunteers.camp high hopes held its annual volunteer recognition awards last night to honor the volunteers who gave outstanding service to the camp... which is designed for people with disabilities. last year volunteers spent more than 15 - hundred hours at the camp. c - e - o ali langseth says these people are incredibly important. 3 "without volunteers, we would not exist, we would not be able to sustain. it just would not be possible. so for us to take just one day out and thank them to say, you make a difference to us you make our camp possible."in 20 - 15 almost 200 people volunteered to help in some way at the camp. this is the third year camp high hopes has celebrated these volunteers like this. 3 police at the iowa great lakes have a warning for everyone making a trip to the okoboji winter games this weekend.take care around the ice! the dickinson county sheriff's office says this pickup is the second vehicle to go through the ice on west
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this week's warmer weather means the ice will be weaker than expected for the winter games this weekend... and people are discouraged from driving onto the lake. 3 it's been years in the making and this saturday the u - s - s sioux city will launch from a shipyard in northern wisconsin... and siouxland news will be there.our own siouxland news reporter (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) wauran is on the road to marinette wisconsin where the u - s - s sioux city has been under construction since june 20 - 13. a delegation from sioux city will be there too... to watch the launch of this new class of combat ship. again... we'll have coverage of this weekend's events starting tonight on kmeg 14 and on our sister station... fox 44. 3 a local wedding business is expanding.last night "tip top tux" offically opened its "dream dress express" shop inside the floyd boulevard store. this will be the only boutique bridal shop in sioux city... letting brides find their dream dress on a budget. the chamber of ceremony for the addition... too.
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planning a wedding or a special event or prom that you can come in and get everything you need whether it is a tuxedo a mother of the bride or grooms dress, a prom dress, everything is avaliable right 3 here. "the company has stores all through the upper midwest. 3 it could be one of the most challenging jobs in education... bus driver! and now... after 45 years behind the wheel... one siouxland school bus driver is calling it a career. our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak has her story. 3 "i said well i will try it, but when i tried it i didn't figure i would last this many years. " mary ellen staum (st-aw-mm) spent most of her 45 year career as a school bus driver.to put that in perspective... some of the kids she drove when she started have kids of their own... and some even have *grandkids*.mary ellen says she does it all *because* of the kids. "by the time may rolls around i think oh this
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school gets out. i'm done. but in the fall just before school starts, i thoought gee, i miss those kids, i think i still want to drive, and then back in driving again." and the kids, absolutely adore her."i like her because she is always nice and she knows .... all the families around here." "she is just an awesome person to be around and that is pretty much it." zaden raber runs up to give her a hug every morning and his mom says grandma mary ellen always goes the extra mile. " she is always giving treats, popcorn balls, everything is homemade. a couple years ago, she made them all candy cane mice. she puts time and effort into all the kids and she make sure that they all feel special in their own way." staum will also jump to help if she sees a child fall. "basically all the kids even though i dont know them real close or anything when i am driving the bus i feel like they're my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, whatever but, they all mean a lot to me and i hate to have any of them
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3 running late happens to all of us. whether it's bad traffic... or hitting snooze button too many times. but all that can make us late to work... and a new survey found people come out with some pretty creative excuses. reporter jamie (you - cuss) yuccas shares the best ones with us. 3 trt - 1:23(pkg)(sot-mos)"can we ask you a question? sorry i have to get to work."it seems like all of us are running behind.(sot-mos)"how often were you late / oh 3 out of 5 days."3 some excuses are plausible - (mos)"my baby pooped" (sot-mos) (mos) "i told them i was and really sick so that's why i was late when i really over slept..(jy) "did it work out for you"(mos) "yeah it did"but others are even more-- creative (mos)" mmmmthat someone from my family died."(sot)(mos)"i
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- it was a holiday"(jy) how did that fly? (mos) not so much"(fs)think that's bad? a new survey from career builder asked hiring managers the most outrageous late excuses they'd heard:they included: "my hair caught on fire from my blow dryer.""there was fresh powder on the hill. i had to go skiing""a vaseline truck overturned on the highway and cars were slipping left and right." and: "i was detained by homeland security."(bridge: jamie yuccas/cbs news/new york) but more than a third of employers say they don't care if you're late every once in a while.(fs)the survey shows a quarter of us show up late at (jy)"why do we come up with an excuse"(mos)"to avoid any trouble i think.."or maybe because the actual reasons are boring.the survey found more than 50 percent get tied up in traffic, a third oversleep and 15 percent were delayed dropping their kids at work or new york. 3 we must feel *pretty* guilty because more than 60 percent of workers say if they get to work late... they stay
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3 ricky woods said when he made the bet the carolina panthers wouldn't make it to the super bowl... he *actually did* think they wouldn't make it to the super bowl. 3 he went big with his bet. he said he'd paint himself blue and stand on the street if they made it. wednesday afternoon... ricky made good on the bet... and actually stood shirtless on the side of a street in north carolina. drivers were lovin' it... honking as they drove by.you'd think ricky would have changed his mind about the panthers after that humiliation... but no... he's betting against them again. now he's betting they'll lose the super bowl. if they win... ricky will stand outside their stadium wearing a tutu. 3 3 3 3 the sioux city growth organization wants us to bring some innovation to town! we're talkin' the innovation
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3 good morning, (dakota dune)... it's (20 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (skywatch) camera. 3 two sailors in their 70s are being called the calamity crew. the reason? their boat... the nora... is an accident that keeps happening over and over again. reporter mark phillips takes a look. 3 (steve and bob 3 at top of ladder ashore --
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over toward the boat after the steve interview)there's a reason steve weise and bob shapiro are being called the calamity crew. (sot approaching bob)(mark) how's the trip going so far...(bob) great.not so great, really. steve and bob's boat... ('nora' up against harbour wall from across harbour)) ..the 'nora' isn't so much an accident waiting to happen... it's an accident that keeps happening over and over again. (slow zoom on still of nora lying on her side against wall with firemen attending)this was just the latest. fireman had to put out a blaze 3 on board when a burning candle tipped over as boat hit the bottom at low tide.(nightime rnli rescue)or this time when rescue services had to be called out at night off
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here, when steve and bob needed help off ireland.(sot steve weise) 00;08;55;00 mp: you're up to 7 times, 9 times? how many times have you had to call for assistance since leaving...00;09;01;05 steve: we called the coastguard 29 times. (map of nora's route; norway...across the top of scotland... down irish sea to north cornwall -- maybe show flags of rescue services from each country in each place?) and that's just since the boat left norway last summer. nora has needed the help of the norwegian rescue services... the danish...the scottish... the irish... and now the english....not that it's fazed steve!(sot steve)i bought a boat in norway and i'm sailing it home!people are fed up.(sot from bbc report of man in car confronting steve)you're not capable of managing a ship, (or a boat shall i say).(sot kirk merrick)if the lifeboat has to go out, every time the lifeboat goes out is risking danger.(steve and bob having their picture taken on deck -- looking up at photographer from bottom of ladder)steve, from california, and bob from idaho, are both 71-years old, seem to be having the time of their lives. they've become famous here... but not in a good way. (sot mark and kirk) 18;23;27;27 mp: do you think they're taking it seriously enough, the whole... kirk merick: no. no. [turns to answer phone] (sot steve) 00;23;07;15 mp: have you ever
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never done it before. total diaper kid. (flags blowing, other scenics of boat and town luckily, the weather's turned bad and the nora is not going anywhere for awhile. lucky for steve and for bob and for the rescue services. mp cbs news, cornwall england. 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s. saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 3
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watercooler...hundreds of people flocked to (wuh - eema) waimea bay in hawaii to see what forecasters are calling the biggest swells of the season. almost two dozen surfers paddled out to brave the 25 - foot sets.waves of 35 to 45 feet were expected on the north shore late yesterday. (wuh - eema) waimea bay is one of the most famous big wave surfing spots in the world. 3 3 coming up this morning... toy company mattel is making some changes to the barbie doll. we'll take a look at barbie's modern makeover.plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it right here on siouxland news
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strt and 6th strthave 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 the 20 - 16 presidential candidates are campaigning in iowa now... days ahead of monday's caucuses. republicans made their case to iowa voters last night during their seventh debate in des moines. donald trump wasn't there... so ted cruz became the biggest target... while the other candidates talked about tough questions on immigration and national security.trump still managed to dominate the conversation... though... even though he was miles away holding a fundraiser for veterans at drake university. the billionaire frontrunner boycotted the event because of a feud with fox news. he says he managed to raise six million dollars... though. in a statement... fox says trump offered to appear at the debate *only* if the network donated five - million dollars to his charities.and in oregon... police say at least four people are still occupying a federal wildlife refuge near
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officials released the full video of the violent traffic stop... which lead to the death of one of the occupiers and the arrests of quite a few others this week. the last few hold - outs say they'll leave the refuge if officers promise them they won't be arrested. 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 norah o'donnell. coming up, wine country's growing influence on football. we explore the role of the wine industry in super bowl 50. 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
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3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 3 3 barbie's got a new look now. the doll... loved by millions for almost sixty years... is a billion - dollar industry. but mattel announced a makeover for barbie... they've added tall... petite... and curvy body types to a new line
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barbies. reporter (me - uh - ree - uh) mireya (vee - uh - ree -all) villarreal is at mattel's headquarters in california. 3 (pkg trt 1:39) contains handout material from mattel) (nats - 1959 barbie commercial, 0:00-0:04) "barbie, you're beautiful..." (narr)since 1959, barbara millicent roberts better known as barbie...has been a household name.at 11 and = inches tall(grx of career pictures) barbie has had more than 180 careers. (16;22;34;09) "i'm a barbie girl, in a barbie world."(narr) she's a pop culture icon but after decades of dominating the doll world...and just weeks short of her 57th birthdaybarbie's getting a makeover. 3 (sot - evelyn mazzocco- global brand gm of barbie)(14;34;52) "em: "we were hearing that many thought that barbie was out of touch."(narr)as a typically-white doll with unrealistic proportions, thought barbie was sending the wrong message about beauty. (sot- jim silver, editor-in-chief of toys, tots, pets and more) (12;18;30;25) there are people that are turned away from barbie because they want dolls that more resemble themselves, more in terms of their body type and more in terms of their skin tones.(narr)mattel recently introduced 23 new dolls with different skin tones and hair colors. now, they're adding 3 new body types...curvy, tall and petite. introduced the new dolls to a group of 4 and 5 year olds. (sot play group) (17:06:06) they don't look like barbie. mv: they don't look like barbie? //(17:06:21) some of them have brown skin and white skin.(narr)the girls immediately noticed some changes, but her new body type wasn't one of them. (17;08;28;11) mireya: why did you choose her? my favorite
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has reserved a room at western iowa tech community college for saturday night. if trump doesn't accept that challenge... cruz will go ahead with his original plans for a campaign rally there with iowa congressman steve king. 3 a man from south sioux city is dead after a car accident yesterday morning...it happened near the 15 - hundred block of atokad drive... right about 7 o'clock yesterday morning when it was dark. the sheriff's department says the driver of an s - u - v didn't see 73 - year - old pablito perera - ybarra while he walking in the same direction along the side of the road. the identity of the driver isn't being released... but perera - ybarra was killed. he'd just left the pony express convenience store. employees there say he was one of their favorite customers... and he came into the store four or five times a day. because of that they've started taking donations to help his family. dakota county authorities say the driver *did* stop when the accident happened and no charges will be filed.
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from illinois are facing drug charges in le mars.32 - year - old cornelius humphries of chicago... 28 - year - old antwaun smith of crete illinois... and 19 - year - old david davy of evanston illinois were arrested by le mars police wednesday afternoon at the econolodge motel. another motel guest smelled marijuana coming from the room those three were sharing. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary had a fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center where they got to wear hats... yesterday the kids delivered the cash. 3 they presented a check to the center yesterday afternoon. all of this came from donated money... those kids *really* wanted to wear hats in school. the student behind the idea and the folks at the cancer center say they're very proud. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every
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but there is something special about a child donating their money, it's just their enthusiasm and excitement is just contagious."3 the students raised 223 - dollars and 8 cents for the cancer center. 3 a local group has *high hopes* for an *unusual* fundraiser. big brothers big sisters of siouxland has the "thumbs up" to let people rappel down the side of the howard johnson hotel in sioux city. yesterday... experts inspected the building and installed anchors for the ropes. registration starts monday... february 1st. if you want to rappel it'll cost you one thousand dollars... only 90 people will get the chance. people will rappel wednesday... june 15th. 3 3 in the last few months isis has lost much of its territory in iraq and syria to freedom fighters. but now the group is establishing a *new* foothold where it can strike at the west. in this morning's safe and secure report...our national correspondent jeff barnd looks
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flag now. 3 military analysts estimate there are now several thousand isis soldiers in the northern african nation of libya just across the mediterranean sea from rome.. the cradle of christendom.. and the *ultimate* target of the islamic state /sot/lt. col. tony shaffer (ret.)/intelligen ce analyst"there's no doubt that they have threatened the pope several times and i think the pope ought to be taking it seriously. so should europe so this is clearly a logical jump off point libya for isis to begin staging operations into europe."/map/ isis has controlled the libyan city of sirte for months. the city serves as a major base for isis shipping, recruiting, and expansion. sirte sits between tripoli and benghazi on the northern libyan coastline.. and is within a 1000 mile radius of *most* of southern europe, including a *great* portion of italy./bridge/"if attacked by the west, isis has threatened it'll overwhelm europe with a massive influx of libyan migrants. and that *isis* members could likely be among the masses."/sot/bill braniff/terrorism expert"it was using this idea of a destabilizing way of migration as deterents, so that it could continue its state building
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the paris attacks last year where isis claimed responsibility the threats on europe haven't ceased./sot/ shaffer "isis has said the next stop after the initial attacks is rome and there's no reason to doubt their interests." /vo/experts say isis has already targeted several libyan oil refineries to help finance, recruit and expand its caliphate. the islamic state is also shoring- up alliances with *other* african-based jihadist groups like boko haram.. /sot/braniff "so that's connectivity issue across north africa which is really valuable for them to move fighters, weapons and resources."/vo/pentagon officials say they're monitoring the libyan situation closely with coalition partners and considering their military optionsin washington... i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 military analysts say thousands of isis soldiers in libya are seasoned veterans of the wars in iraq and syria. 3 facebook might be looking into taking on uber and
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published thursday shows the social media giant might get into ride sharing. the idea is an expansion of facebook's event feature. the feature would help users share vehicles or find a travel buddy to get to events.it could also connect with someone you can travel with on public transit... like the subway. facebook's patent has to be approved. the news comes weeks after facebook announced a partnership with uber to let users book cars from facebook's messenger app. 3 3 3 3 pierce and crofton squared off in a battle between two defending state champions in
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chris is next with sports. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob heller and meteorologist cat taylor"3 3 pkg46:52 so he took a biopsy, sent it off, and it came back melanoma cancerlarry hegland lost his thumb and the lymph nodes under his arm after doctors found skin cancer. he was put on a treatment of interferon... 51:48 i was on
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treatment... was worse 3 than dying...51:55 i had no strength, i was a mess. i prayed to die many times. because it hurt.four months after interferon larry's melanoma came back. that's when he met doctor robert andtbacka... a surgical oncologist at 'huntsman cancer institute'...he pioneered research... now an f-d-a approved treatment15:06 we're trying to use the patient's own immune system to fight their cancer. and one way to do this is to use viruses. 15:13by injecting a virus into a tumor... it helps activate the immune system... couldn't believe itit saved larry's life...18:1:48 i just can't believe what has happened. just 10 years ago... the survival rate was low... 21:20 metastatic melanoma was very much a death sentence unfortunately.but thanks to these advancements in melanoma research...18:06 we now turn a trend. patients live longer than they used to.18:00:23 i thank god and dr. andtbacka... and his team for saving my life. in salt lake city utah,
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what's up moose?3 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by federal credit union" 3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep
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3 sports, with sports director chris neyenhouse.good morning siouxland, here's a look at your morning sports.crofton, the defending state champions in c-2. pierce the defending state champions in c-1. what a matchup down in blue jay territory last night. the two schools have combined for the past 7 straight state championships. a 20 game win streak on the line for pierce. 1. pick up action in the first quarter.. crofton's katie peterson with the layup.. game tied at two.2. move ahead to the end of the first quarter.. crofton's josie sanger hits the three at the buzzer.. crofton up thirteen to eleven after the first quarter.3. in the second quarter.. pierce's carley sutherland hits the three. pierce goes up fourteen to thirteen.4. in the third quarter.. crofton starts to pull away.. here josie sanger gets the layup off the inbounds play. crofton up thirty-one to seventeen.5. than breana allen hits the three.. crofton would lead thirty-five to nineteen after three and they would go on to defeat pierce 48 to 30.crofton head coach aaron law-sing gets his 300th career victory. norfolk catholic welcoming boone central tonight in girls basketball1. pick up action late in the first half.. boone centrals tessa hedlund with the strong move inside.. norfolk catholic up twenty-nine to ten.2. moments later.. norfolk catholics's bailey ehlers with
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cruising.. thirty-one to ten. 3. off the inbounds play.. courtney schindler with the three.4. schindler again with the jumper.. norfolk catholic would lead thirty-five to thirteen at the half and ..norfolk catholic wins 60-29.west, a preaseason siouxland favorite in class 5a hosting 3a's number nine spirit lake in sioux city.1) it was 16-13 west at half so points were at a premium. it called for premium shots like this from rachel knutson kobold.2) then the wolverines work the ball around and it ends in an amanda gors three pointer from the top of the key! it's 21-13 west.3) spirit lake coming back though. some fancy dribbing from maddie clayton leads to this jumper. cuts the lead to 6.4) but just too much from the wolverines tonight. gors leading the break finds the outlet darrien ford! west wins 41-34.6 and 12 mvao visiting number 13 lawton- bronson in western valley conference tourney action.1) the rams started out hot. emalee funderman with the drive with the left hand and the bank shot. it's good!2) here come the eagles. ali verzani finds katelyn trucke for three! she hits it! lawton- bronson up 5-2.3) a few posessions later off the rebound funderman goes coast to coast. mvao up 6-5.4) but the eagles were too much. ali verzani with the basket! she's got over a thousand points in her career! lawton-bronson wins it 73-47.crofton visiting
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basketball action tonight too. 1. pick up action in the third quarter.. braydon waldner with the layup. pierce up thirty-six to thirty-one.2. crofton comes right back.. grant wragge with the pretty reverse layup.. pierce still up three.3. moments later.. pierce's taggert bailey with the steal and he takes it all the way for the layup. 4. next possession.. brady starkel with the three.5. than bailey with the three.. pierce up forty-four to thirty-three and .pierce prevails 61-39.and the win streak is over for iowa as they fall today at maryland. the defeat comes in iowa's first game since climbing to no. 3 in the rankings, its highest position since 1987. the final there was 74-68the king of the cage and winnavegas casino host their fight night saturday night. sioux city natives kyle angerman and john devall have title fights. for devall he would hold two belts if he wins. it's the first shot for angerman. today i caught up with both fighters who say this fight is the biggest of
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mma champion"well you know, as i tell most people i'm a pirate so it's my biggest thing to get that prize. i'm pretty much on a treasure hunt to snatch up every professional title that i can. hopefully ufc, bellator, wcf, some of the bigger organizations will notice this and they will give me a chance to fight for theirs as well." kyle angerman/kotc mma fighter "i've been training real hard and my support system and family all come out. you'll see they make a lot of noise for me so it would mean everything just to celebrate that with them."that's it for your morning sportscast.be sure to join us tonight for sports at 5 and 10.have a
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details next.3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out.
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3 scandal comes to harvard... forest whitaker gets ready for his broadway debut... and a popular country music superstar throws her weight behind a good cause. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 trt 1:18 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(narr:) grammy award winner, carrie underwood has partnered with carnival cruise line to help military families. underwood will give a special concert for service members and their
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"carnival vista" in new york city in november. (sot: carrie underwood/singer)"together we can provide much needed support to our wonderful us military families." ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (standup suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles):here at the shrine auditorium in los angeles -- a lavish spread is being prepared for the screen actor guild awards.(narr:)workers are busy behind the scene-- gearing up for one of hollywood's biggest nightsthe awards will be handed out saturday night. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) it was an ivy league honor for the chief gladiator. "scandal" star, kerry washington, received harvard's hasty pudding woman of the year award thursday. (sot: kerry washington, actress)"you can transform the world and so as you do, i ask that you please remember the importance, the perspective of 'the other'." ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) and oscar winner, forest whitaker is set to make his debut on the great white way. whitaker plays erie smith - a small - time gambler and alcoholic who is chasing the american dream. (sot: forrest whitaker, actor)"i'm really hopeful that i'll be able to meet the challenge and that we'll be able to deliver a story that will connect people and they'll enjoy." (narr:) previews for "hughie" begin at the booth theatre february 8th. that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne
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3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... a new survey lists some of the most creative reasons people are late for work. what's the best excuse for being late you've seen?3 3 3 and while you're there... why not share a selfie. from now until february 5th you can post a selfie with your valentine on our facebook page... or at siouxland news dot com... and you could be a winner.once all the entries are in we'll open up the voting and announce the winner here on siouxland news at sunrise. the winner will get a prize package from
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greenhouse... granny's stitches with viking... and jodean's steakhouse lounge and buffet. 3 3 still to come this morning... a small business will score big on super bowl sunday. we'll show you how death wish coffee landed a super bowl commercialit's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead.
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3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 there's a campaign to highlight small businesses during the big game. reporter michelle miller met with the small business owner just awarded this opportunity... one that could pay off bigtime. 3 ctm script: (11:53:58) michael
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warehouse) "we started in-- unit 500 over here and it's-- it was only a 1,500 square- foot warehouse, and then" (11:54:09 michelle) "every year you've taken on another one of these puppies?" (11:54:12 micahel) "yep. and then the next year we moved into this one."something has been brewing at death wish coffee...(nats: michelle tastes coffee 12:17:00)...call it a taste for success. (11:22:53 michael) "the so the growth of death wish coffee-- we started in 2012. and every year, year after year since then, we've doubled in size and revenue." (nats: with coffee then exterior still photo) michael brown started his career in coffee with a small upstate new york shop in 2008.(11:15:11) "my customers came in and they were like, "hey, mike, give me a cup of your strongest coffee." and that kinda got the gears turning because although we had strong coffee-- you know, the dark roasts weren't always the most caffeinated."fast forward to 2012 - and the birth of death wish coffee. (12:04:20 john) "it's kinda like mike's baby. so to watch that baby grow and develop, you know? it's-it's kind of a cool thing."michael hired his childhood friend, john swedish as the prodcution manager. because that's what small business owners do.(12:03:26 michelle) "what did you know about coffee before you-- you came onboard this venture?" (12:03:34 john swedish, death wish coffee prodcution
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(12:03:34 michelle) "you like coffee?"(12:03:34 john) "yeah." (vo: people working throughout company, gfx of amazon) with a team he can trust and a knack for promotion, death wish became a quick hit in the online marketplace and is now a best seller on amazon. (11:36:40 michael brown) "i started with just sellin' a bag of-- about-- about a bag of coffee a week. and now we're selling upwards of a 1,000 pounds a day."and that was all before this - (nats: super bowl ad) winning a small business contest for a super bowl ad - sponsored by intuit quickbooks. (11:25:44 michael) "it's gonna fast forward us about ten years down the road in about 30 seconds."(11:26:00 michelle) "(laugh) literally." (11:26:01 michael) "(laugh) literally 30 seconds." (11:26:04 michelle) "so here's the big question. can you handle it?"(11:26:09 michael) "on my own-- with my small, nine-person staff? probably not." while michael ramped up production - which included enlisting more roasters in the region...(nats: mtg in ca) ...a team from intuit quickbooks and rpa advertising set out to produce the 30 second super bowl ad. (10:36:35 spokes) "death wish coffee is really a revolutionary brand and the ad brings to life the spirit of that brand."(11:36:58 michelle) "so after this commercial, how many-- how many bags of coffee do you-- coffee do you expect" (11:37:02 micheal) "we're" (11:37:03 michelle) "to sell?" (11:37:05 michael) "attempting to get about a
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our distribution centers ready to ship for the day of the big game. with roasting operations now going 20 hours a day, michael brown is feeling good about meeting demand. so's his small business sponsor. (10:37:45) "we're really confident death wish can handle this. they're really on the cusp of this huge moment and they've been preparing for this for years."(11:31:59 michael) "they've been very hands-on. all the step of the-- pretty much every step of the way. i get emails daily. // (11:32:36) "they don't want this commercial to be a hindrance to the business. they-- they're-- they want it to help the business." (nats) this super bowl ad will soon be seen by more than 100 million people, and - for the team at death wish - a good amount of coffee drinkers are likely among them. (nats: death wish ad ends)
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3 wish ad ends) (nats: death 3 wish ad ends) 3 3 a local camp is taking time to say "thank you" to its volunteers.camp high hopes held its annual volunteer recognition awards last night to honor the volunteers who gave outstanding service to the camp... which is designed for people with disabilities. last year volunteers spent more than 15 - hundred hours at the camp. c - e - o ali langseth says these people are incredibly
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3 "without volunteers, we would not exist, we would not be able to sustain. it just would not be possible. so for us to take just one day out and thank them to say, you make a difference to us you make our camp possible."in 20 - 15 almost 200 people volunteered to help in some way at the camp. this is the third year camp high hopes has celebrated these volunteers like this. 3 police at the iowa great lakes have a warning for everyone making a trip to the okoboji winter games this weekend.take care around the ice! the dickinson county sheriff's office says this pickup is the second vehicle to go through the ice on west lake okoboji this week. this week's warmer weather means the ice will be weaker than expected for the winter games this weekend... and people are discouraged from driving onto the lake. 3 it's been years in the making and this saturday the u - s - s sioux city will launch from a shipyard in northern wisconsin... and siouxland news will be there.our own siouxland news reporter (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) wauran is on the road to marinette wisconsin where the u - s - s sioux city
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since june 20 - 13. a delegation from sioux city will be there too... to watch the launch of this new class of combat ship. again... we'll have coverage of this weekend's events starting tonight on kmeg 14 and on our sister station... fox 44. 3 a local wedding business is expanding.last night "tip top tux" offically opened its "dream dress express" shop inside the floyd boulevard store. this will be the only boutique bridal shop in sioux city... letting brides find their dream dress on a budget. the chamber of commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the addition... too. 3 "our goal is if you are planning a wedding or a special event or prom that you can come in and get everything you need whether it is a tuxedo a mother of the bride or grooms dress, a prom dress, everything is avaliable right here. "the company has stores all through the upper midwest. 3 3 google just made one giant leap when it comes to outsmarting mankind we'll
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3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 for today, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. the mild temperatures we have had will continue. look for afternoon highs to top out in the mid 40s.saturday looks like it will be a carbon copy of friday, so get out there and chip away at the last of the snow and ice.after an early wintry mix on sunday, it won't be too bad with highs in the 40s again.3 but early next week we will most definitely be tracking a winter storm that will have impacts on siouxland. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of
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3 apple and microsoft are having some power problems. here's your c - net tech update. 3 google just made one giant leap to outsmarting mankind. i'm bridget carey. this is your cnet update. google's artificial intelligence division deepmind created a computer that achieved what no one thought a computer could do -- beat a human at the most complicated board game, the ancient chinese game of go. this is such an impressive breakthrough because go is unlike any other game for a computer to process. computers began to beat humans at games back in 1952 with tic-tac-toe, (video from google 00:35-01:44) then it mastered checkers in 1994. and in 97 ibm's deep blue won at chess against champion garry kasparov. and in all those situations, the computer is using a brute force method of computing - it is looking at every single possible move to calculate the best play. but a computer cannot do that with go. this 25-hundred-year-old game of black and white stones has too many options to consider all possible moves. the goal is to
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board than your opponent, but there are more possible positions than there are atoms in the universe. that's 10 to the power of 170. so the artifical intelligence must find a balance between recognizing the important moves, but also just playing smart, without knowing all outcomes. it's sort of like our intuition. google's system, called alphago, took on the current european go champion fan hui and beat him five times in a row. hui said google's machine did make some mistakes, giving him confidence, but in the end, he couldn't beat the machine. next up google's alphago will travel to south korea to battle the top go player in the world. but it's not all about games. this ai processing power could be applied to real-world problems, like helping humans tackle questions in medicine. experts didn't think computers could do this for another ten years. so every other tech story i have today just won't be as cool in comparison. but we can get through this without being mean to the other stories, right? alright. so paypal's venmo can now be used to pay for things in other apps. so the same app that you use to pay back your friends can now pay for online purchases? not quite. it only works with two apps, gametime and munchery. i don't know what the heck a munchery is, and i don't know if i want to know.and there is some apple news the company is recalling some models of it's ac wall adaptor sold with macacand ios devices, because of a shock risk. it's not for plugs sold for the united states or uk. it's for outlets in europe, korea, australia, new zealand, argentia and brazil. that's not the only recall - microsoft is recalling some surface pro power cables for overheating problems. yeah, google wins all news. that's
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3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the 20 - 16 presidential candidates are campaigning in iowa now... days ahead of monday's caucuses. republicans made their case to iowa voters last night during their seventh debate in des moines. donald trump wasn't there... so ted cruz became the biggest target... while the other candidates talked about tough questions on immigration and national security.trump still managed to dominate the conversation... though... even though he was miles away holding a fundraiser for veterans at drake university. the billionaire frontrunner boycotted the evevt because of a feud with fox newsws hehe says he managed to raise six million dollars... thlugh. in a statement... fox says trump offered to appear at the debate *only* if the network donated five - million dollars to his charities.and in oregon... police say at least four
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federal wildlife refuge near burns oregon. yesterday officials released the full video of the violent traffic stop... which lead to the death of one of the occupiers and the arrests of quite a few others this week. the last few hold - outs say they'll leave the refuge if officers promise them they won't be arrested. 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 3 if you're hitting the road this weekend, here's a look at the cheapest places to fill up in town before you go, according to gasbuddy.com. looks like regular gas is 1.55 a gallon at love's over on singing hills, 1.59 a gallon at casey's in norfolk and 1.5a gallon at
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