morning with chilly temperatures in the 30s... we will quickly warm up to the 40s and 50s by noon. a dry weekend with lots of sun underway. rain arrives early monday morning. first on 13.... paris is waking up to a state of emergency... following a horrific night of violence. this morning, isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks that left at least 128 people dead -- some of them, we're hearing now, american citizens. you're seeing a live look at the

french capital now.... france's president has ordered all borders closed in the aftermath of the city's deadliest day since world war two. isis says the militants.. wearing explosive belts and armed with machine guns... carried out a series of six attacks. at this point, we're told that french police killed at least eight suspects. it began with three suicide bombings outside a sporting event. minutes later... attackers targeted cafes and a concert. president obama described the attack not just on france, but humanity. 1:05 - 1:17 "it's an attack not just on the people of france... but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share." while no formal threat has been made against the u-s... the first blast -- sounding in the middle of a sporting event -- still has americans on edge today.

no one at the time realized the real terror that boom set off... but it has a number of sporting this morning. as thousands get ready to flock to stadiums here in the u.s., cities such as new york, chicago and philadelphia... are all increasing patrols. again, the f-b-i says it has received no credible terror threats against the u-s. a nine-11 first responder says emergency crews in paris have a lot more to worry about than treating the wounded today. chrsitoper suprun was on scene at the pentagon in 2001. he was visiting des moines yesterday as news of the paris attacks broke. suprun says the injuries in these attacks are more like battlefield wounds and first responders are often overwhelmed by the volume of patients. not to mention, there's always the fear they will become targets as well. "terrorist actions happening at the same time. bombs going off in other

places. other terrorist events. so the question has to become, while you're responding, is it also going to affect us?" suprun says it's just a matter of time before terrorists strike on u-s soil again.... and emergency responders need to be trained to handle what he considers the inevitable. des moines mayor frank cownie is scheduled to be in paris later this month for the united nation's climate conference. the november 30th event is still scheduled to take place as planned. cownie will give a preview of his trip tomorrow afternoon at plymouth congregational united church of christ. our other top story this morning, drake university transforming into a political hotspot. the second televised democratic presidential debate gets underway tonight right here in the metro. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off on stage at sheslow auditorium. heading into the debate, the democratic national committee held a round table discussion to find out what iowans want to hear from the candidates. 22:50 and i always look at candidates what are you going to do for public

education becuase this is our future our kids are garunteed a right to education lets make sure that is there for all of our children. 22:59 the debate starts at eight tonight on c- b-s. martin o'malley is rallying support for those without tickets to the main event. the group, o'malley for iowa, plans to host 50 watch parties across the state tonight. des moines' will be at saint's pub on urbandale avenue. in ames, people are gathering at mucky duck pub. local nurses will be busy rallying for bernie sanders... "national nurses united" endorsed the vermont senator. the nation's largest organization of nurses say it was, in part, because of his aggressive stance on healthcare. you'll find the group of iowans leading up to the debate at drake park. the rally begins at four. next week, republicans take their turn in the metro... and you can catch it all right here on channel 13. w-h-o's iowa forums begin tuesday with ben carson.

he'll join us live at d-macc's healthcare. then donald trump visits creation. campus. admission is free and tickets are still available. just go to who-tv-dot-com.... question for the candidates. a des moines man shot outside of a nightclub last week was laid to rest. family and friends held funeral services for 20-year old dashawn smith friday. last sunday, someone opened fire in a large crowd at evolution night club.. three other people were hurt... no arrests have been made. hundreds of people were at the nightclub, but only a few are come forward with information. smith's family is now asking for witnesses' help. 210205 - regardless if people dont come and speak or they do come and speak i just that when its their loved ones that are in this predicament, that

they will feel the same way that we are feeling. we would like justice investigators say they don't know if there is more than one shooter. they are still talking with witnesses and reviewing video from the club. officers in pleasant hill want to help keep your kids safe... on the internet. today, police are giving free advice on internet safety to parents and kids. they say even though technology is a great tool, people need to know that it can turn dangerous. the event starts at 11:30 this morning at the police department. a des moines church is at odds with the city... over what it put on its grounds. the kathedral in sherman hill was leasing land from the city... until recently. the church put up more than a dozen flags and a globe sculpture, but someone complained it wasn't safely bolted down. the city terminated the lease and asked that the globe and flags be removed. now the church's pastor is hoping he and the city can find a compromise. 12:29 now the city has always been good to us. so in hopes

that in us removing the globe we'll at least be able to keep the flags here at this northwest part of sherman hill and the entrance into the city. 12:41 council member christine hensley says the church needs to remove both the flags and globe... because they violate the terms of the lease. insurance costs could soon rise for hundreds of des moines homeowners... "they are going up 5 more feet and that takes it far more areas than have flooded in the past david espeland's home has never during the floods of 20-10... but that no longer matters to fema... . the agency has released new flood maps for des moines. along four-miles creek. the current flood zone. fema is expanding it to include the area in orange.... putting 7-hundred more homes in the flood zone. "the new maps were created with lidar survey data much more

accurate than the us contour maps used for the old effective maps." many homeowners say the new maps ignore the lack of flooding in their neighborhoods. they are now bracing for insurance rates to rise as much as 2- thousand dollars a year and fear that won't be the only expense... "it's effecting the value of the house, someone comes along and suddenly you have a house that's in a flood zone or flood prone area, who's going to want to buy that? flood insurance or not the new flood-zone designations aren't expected to take effect until january of 20-17. clean up from this weeks storm is piling up in the metro.. public works says you can haul your tree debris to the metro waste authority's compost center from 7 until 2 today. that's at 16-01 harriett street. you can also stop by next saturday. "compost it" stickers are not required, but you will need to show proof of residency. there are

restrictions, branches can be no longer than 10-feet and no more than 24-inches in diameter. another option is to leave bundles of 4- foot branches at the curb with a compost it sticker. ready or not... santa has already landed and christmas trees are decking the halls ames has 60 decorative trees and wreaths ready for the "festival of trees." there's even a star wars themed tree. the festival aims to introduce more people to the octagon center for the arts -- where it is held. you can check it out through november 29th. still ahead on today in iowa saturday jingle bells are ringing in the metro.... coming up, where and just how soon you get your first taste of the

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central iowa is enjoying sunny and mild november weather this weekend. highs will reach the low 60s in the early afternoons with breezy southwest winds. overnight, skies will be clear with lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. clouds and rain moves in for the start of the work week with periods of rain and showers from time to time monday through

it's only november, but jingle bells will soon be heard here in the metro.... valley junction is draping its downtown in twinkling lights. when you can get in on all the sights and smells of the holidays.... before

lights... ice sculptures... all around the corner here in des moines. joining me now is event director

i'm joined now by tatum lowell who's starring des moines' own high school musical

production. it's called "high school musical

a few high thin clouds streaming in from the northwest this morning with chilly temperatures in the

30s... we will quickly warm up to the 40s and 50s by noon. a dry weekend with lots of sun underway. rain arrives early monday morning. first on 13... paris is on lock down this morning.. after a deadly rampage overnight.. more than 120 were killed.. hundreds more wounded... isis is now claiming responsibility for the terror in france.. jay gray

police continue to work through the carnage in paris.. just hours after the city shifted to a war zone.. "i saw a gentleman, maybe about 30 years old, with a towel in his hand, bleeding out of his hand." more than 120 were killed.. as many as 200 injured.. in a coordinated attack at at least a half-dozen sites across the city.. including a packed soccer stadium.. restaurants.. and a concert hall.. where at least 8 terrorists.. armed with automatic weapons.. grenades.. and explosive suicide vests unleashed the deadly assault.. isis is claiming responsibility -quote- "the blessed battle of paris.." and "the first of a storm.." french president francois hollande has called the deadly violence an "act of war.. total savagery.." against france".. and promising to lead terrorists.. as he spoke this morning.. anti-

possible accomplices to the eight who died carrying out the attacks.. residents have been urged to stay in-doors.. while troops also gathered along the french border.. locked down now.. a state of emergency still in place.. after the most deadly attack in france since world war two.. and the worst terrorist strike on western soil since september 11.. jay gray - nbc news. we're hearing now one of friday's attacker's has been identified as a french citizen. the french president has declared the next three days.. days of mourning across the country. nearly one hundred were held hostage... this morning, they're sharing the them... "the feeling was like a bloody mess. like there was blood everywhere. even people alive were covered with blood. so policeman made us go out and we went to some yard it was to a

waited" this morning people are leaving flowers outside one of the spots where the most blood was shed... 100 of the 120 killed... were inside this concert hall. police remain outside the building today, blocking all traffic. these attacks are deadliest europe has seen since the madrid train bombings of 2004 and we're seeing tributes now to those killed.... the eiffel tower turned dark last night to mourn the victims. and in new york... one world trade center was lit up in blue.. white.. and red... the colors of the french flag. white house hopefuls shared their thoughts on twitter today... republican front runner donald trump tweeting quote: "my prayers are with the victims and hostages in the horrible paris attacks. may god be with you all." last night ben carson posting:

"my thoughts and prayers are with the people in paris tonight." and ted cruz... "we must make it clear that affiliation w/ isis & related terrorist groups brings w/ it the undying enmity of america" expect the democratic candidates for president to share their thoughts on the attacks in paris. the second televised democratic presidential debate gets underway tonight at drake university. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off on stage at sheslow auditorium. you can catch the debate tonight... starting at 8 on c-b-s. coming up, we take a look at what there is to see... and

good morning everyone, it's

another great weekend to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. get a taste of the finer things in life at the iowa's premier beer, wine, and food expo. try samples from local vendors and restaurants and learn how to cook from culinary experts. it's all going on later this afternoon from one to eight o'clock at hy-vee hall. tickets are 30 dollars. take a stroll through the teenage years and catch disney's high school musical. watch the smash hit come to life at the des moines young artists theatre at 2 or 7-30 p.m. tickets start at 12 dollars. finally, cheer on the iowa wild at wells fargo arena as they take on the lake erie monsters! enjoy all the action on the ice at 7'clock tonight. be one of the first 15-hundred fans and receive a free stars and stripes hat. tickets start at eleven dollars. remember, there are a thousand

ways to enjoy des moines and the metro. to find out how, check out our website at catch des moines dot com. central iowa is enjoying sunny and mild november weather this weekend. highs will reach the low 60s in the early afternoons with breezy southwest winds. overnight, skies will be clear with lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. clouds

week with periods of rain and showers from time to time monday through

cooler temps likely have you covering the grill for the season. but still ahead this morning... that doesn't have to stop you from enjoying your summer favorites. coming up, we're bringing things inside. how you can whip up delicious sliders for dinner all year round. i'm keith murphy, coming up... why we don't need to worry about weather with

welcome back. whitney packebush

they smell amazing. whitney: i've taken this from the grill and brought it inside... so you can make it in any season. megan: this screams comfort food. whitney: this recipe cuts down on sodium. i have dried onion flakes. add some garlic powder. onion powder. pepper, parsley flakes,

the mix. mix that in to the meat. press one pound of meat into a pan... put it in the oven 20 - 30 minutes at 400 degrees. i cut it with a pizza cutter... top with smoky gouda

megan: thanks for joining us.

when valley plays dowling in the

top ranked maroons two wins from an historic threepeat. a great name.. 1st q. all defense. rocky goes down like creed hit him, but it's brawntay wells. game tied at 3. 2nd q. something you dont see very punting. rocky lombardi can do it all. he uncorks a 55 yard punt. but dowling answers. jt brown, hits steve sarcone, corner of the endzone. 11 yard touchdown. maroons lead 10-3. just before half. tigers add 3 more. cole hahn good from 46. kid's got a thunderfoot. dowling leads 10-6 at half. second half. more dowling. ...jacob zachary, 7 yard td run. 17-6 dowling. dowling 24 valley 6 instant classic in class-a. akron westfield in red, and mt

ayr tied at 28. mt ayr's kyle dolacek with a sweet one handed grab. 29 yard touchdown. raiders by 7. minute to play. akron westfield qb cal eskra to austin allard. mt ayr lead cut to one, and the westerners go for 2 and the win: eskra to dylan izarri. eskra passed for 500 yards. mt ayr loses a heartbreaker, 36-35. ankeny centennial has only been around for two years, but they may need another wing for the trophy case. centennial vs bettendorf. rematch of last years 5a title game. bettendorf wins game one, jags answer. freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led

kills.game three. winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial goes back to back, 3-1 winner. michael admire has more. nevada

title. cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come easy, but it does come. kati cassabaum clinches the state championship for

the cyclones tip off the most highly anticipated season in iowa state history. cyclones in sioux falls south dakota taking on colorado. isu down 1 when monte morris finds jameel mckay. cyclones lead by five at the break. second half, abdul nader drives, goes left hand off the glass, isu up 7. then, isu breaking, to naz mitrou-long. count three. it's a win for prohm and the clones, 68- 62. iowa season underway. late tip in iowa city... gardner webb runnin bulldogs hawkeyes at the knapp center, the drake bulldogs thump simpson by 45, 97-52. cyclone women hosting hampton,

movement clinic. that's the way to find the open three. bridget carlton with a freshman debut record, 28 points. isu makes it look easy, 95-59. north dakota doesn't have a nickname, but they do have a loss. hawkeyes win 83-61. 19 straight at home for iowa. a year ago, minnesota not only took back floyd. the gophers slobberknocked iowa, 51-14. hey now. we like iowa. gophers and hawkyes under the lights. iowa wearing blackout uniforms. before we football at kinnick

yes, outdoor wrestling. the mat is rolled out, and iowa's ready to go. the hawkeyes host #1 ranked oklahoma state, and tom brands isn't sweating the weather. wrestling in the morning. football at night. that's a manly doubleheader. the

game, and they'd love to cap it with an off field celebration. john sears knows it's possible. cowboys and cyclones kick it

on ice, icehogs 5 wild 2 for

jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that

announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amazing. light fall on paris... what we know today about who carried out those deadly attacks. and how america is responding to the

first on 13.... paris is waking up to a state of emergency... following a horrific night of violence. this morning, isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks that left at least 128 people dead. americans are among the injured. you're seeing a live look at the french capital now.... france's president has ordered all borders closed in the aftermath of the city's deadliest day since world war two. isis says the militants.. wearing explosive belts and armed with machine guns... carried out a series of six attacks. at this point, we're told that french police killed at least eight suspects. we're hearing now one of them has been identified as a french citizen. it began with three suicide bombings outside a sporting event. minutes later... they targeted cafes and a concert. authorities say this attack was bigger... and more complex than anyone expected. :13 - :26 no one expected this kind of attack. we were all waiting for more of these so-called "lone wolf,"

"lone actor" type operations which are fairly small in scale, which isis has been calling for for over a year. while no formal threat has been made against the u-s... the first blast -- sounding in the middle of a sporting event -- still has americans on edge today. @ :07 boom no one at the time realized the real terror that boom set off... but it has a number of sporting venues taking extra precautions this morning. as thousands get ready to flock to stadiums here in the u.s., cities such as new york, chicago and philadelphia... are all increasing patrols. again, the f-b-i says it has received no credible terror threats against the u-s. we're expected to hear more from a noon press conference today... stay tuned to our evening newscasts. a nine-11 first responder says emergency crews in paris have a lot more to worry about than

treating the wounded today. chrsitoper suprun was on scene at the pentagon in 2001. he was visiting des moines yesterday as news of the paris attacks broke. suprun says the injuries in these attacks are more like battlefield wounds and first responders are often overwhelmed by the volume of patients. not to mention, there's always the fear they will become targets as well. "terrorist actions happening at the same time. bombs going off in other places. other terrorist events. so the question has to become, while you're responding, is it also going to affect us?" suprun says it's just a matter of time before terrorists strike on u-s soil again.... and emergency responders need to be trained to handle what he considers the inevitable. des moines mayor frank cownie is scheduled to be in paris later this month for the united nation's climate conference. the november 30th event is still scheduled to take place as planned. cownie will give a preview of his trip tomorrow afternoon at

plymouth congregational united church of christ. our other top story this morning, drake university transforming into a political hotspot. the second televised democratic presidential debate gets underway tonight right here in the metro. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off on stage at sheslow auditorium. heading into the debate, the democratic national committee held a round table discussion to find out what iowans want to hear from the candidates. 22:50 and i always look at candidates what are you going to do for public education because this is our future our kids are guaranteed a right to education lets make sure that is there for all of our children. 22:59 the debate starts at eight tonight on c- b-s. martin o'malley is rallying support for those without tickets to the main event. the group, o'malley for iowa, plans to host 50 watch parties across the state tonight. des moines' will be at saint's pub on urbandale avenue. in ames, people are gathering at mucky

local nurses will be busy rallying for bernie sanders... "national nurses united" endorsed the vermont senator. the nation's largest organization of nurses say it was, in part, because of his aggressive stance on healthcare. you'll find the group of iowans leading up to the debate at drake park. the rally begins at four. next week, republicans take their turn in the metro... and you can catch it all right here on channel 13. w-h-o's iowa forums begin tuesday with ben carson. louisiana governor bobby jindal will follow wednesday. he'll join us live at d-macc's ankeny campus to talk healthcare. then donald trump visits thursday... to focus on job creation. that's at d-macc's newton campus. admission is free and tickets are still available. just go to who-tv-dot-com.... where you can also submit a question for the candidates. a des moines man shot outside of

a nightclub last week was laid to rest. family and friends held funeral services for 20-year old dashawn smith friday. last sunday, someone opened fire in a large crowd at evolution night club.. three other people were hurt... no arrests have been made. hundreds of people were at the nightclub, but only a few are come forward with information. smith's family is now asking for witnesses' help. 210205 - regardless if people dont come and speak or they do come and speak i just that when its their loved ones that are in this predicament, that they will feel the same way that we are feeling. we would like justice investigators say they don't know if there is more than one shooter. they are still talking with witnesses and reviewing video from the club. officers in pleasant hill want to help keep your kids safe... on the internet. today, police are giving free advice on internet safety to parents and kids. they say even though technology is a great tool, people need to know that it can turn dangerous.

the event starts at 11:30 this morning at the police department. a local grandmother wants to get the word out about a scam she almost fell for.. she was ready to hand over a lot of money to help someone she thought was her grandson. mike dasilva has the story. 'i love my grandkids. theyre special. hes a special kid. and i know he wouldnt do that.'this grandmother has asked us to keep her anonymous. but while she wants her identity to remain hidden...she does want to warn others about the scam that she almost fell victim to. 'people should know about it. 'i made a mistake, but i didnt go all the way, thank goodness.' it was yesterday afternoon that she got a call from someone claiming to be her grandson. 'he says grandma im in trouble, could you help me? i says what kind of trouble and he said, im in jail, and he says im in mexico. 'i said well you dont sound

like yourself. i said i just dont understand why youre down there. youre supposed to be in school.' even though the story didn't quite add up...the loving grandmother wanted to help her grandson...so she did what she was told...she went to wal-mart with $900, ready to send the money. 'they says maam, dont you realize this is a scam. i says no, it was, he had my cell phone number and everything.' the better business bureau hears from people every week that are targeted by this kind of a scam... "we call these guys scam artists but these are really scum, you know they prey on people that shouldn't be picked on, grandparents and other frail and elderly people. it's a real shame."police say they get about a half a dozen calls a week on this kind of a scam...or some variation of it... "we see mostly that it would be either immigrants because they don't have a real good grasp on banking here in the states or the elderly because they're trusting."as for this loving grandma...she feels like

she shouldn't... 'i could have lost my money. i could have lost $900. 'i just wanted to help him, thats all. i wasnt using my head. you were using your heart. the grandmother eventually reached her grandson by phone. he was in college in nebraska and doing just fine. if this ever happens to you, you should call the better business bureau or the police. a des moines church is at odds with the city... over what it put on its grounds. the kathedral in sherman hill was leasing land from the city... until recently. the church put up more than a dozen flags and a globe sculpture, but someone complained it wasn't safely bolted down. the city terminated the lease and asked that the globe and flags be removed. now the church's pastor is hoping he and the city can find a compromise. now the city has always been good to us. so in hopes that in us removing the globe we'll at least be able to keep the flags here at this northwest part of sherman hill and the entrance

into the city. council member christine hensley says the church needs to remove both the flags and globe... because they violate the terms of the lease. insurance costs could soon rise for hundreds of des moines homeowners... "they are going up 5 more feet than have flooded in the past david espeland's home has never taken on water... not even during the floods of 20-10... but that no longer matters to fema... the agency has released new flood maps for des moines. along four-miles creek. the area you see in blue is the current flood zone. fema is expanding it to include the area in orange.... putting 7-hundred more homes in the flood zone. "the new maps were created with lidar survey data much more accurate than the us contour maps used for

many homeowners say the new maps ignore the lack of flooding in their neighborhoods. they are now bracing for insurance rates to rise as much as 2- thousand dollars a year and fear that won't be the only expense... "it's effecting the value of the house, someone comes along and suddenly you have a house that's in a who's going to want to buy that? flood insurance or not the new flood-zone designations until january of 20-17. debris from this weeks storm is piling up in the metro.. public works says you can haul waste authority's compost center from 7 until 2 today. that's at 16-01 harriett street. you can also stop by next saturday. "compost it" stickers are not show proof of residency. there are restrictions, branches can be no longer than 10-feet and no more than 24-inches in diameter. another option is to leave bundles of 4- foot branches at the curb with a

compost it sticker. ready or not... santa has already landed and christmas trees are decking the halls ames has 60 decorative trees and wreaths ready for the "festival of trees." there's even a star wars themed tree. the festival aims to introduce more people to the octagon center for the arts -- where it is held. you can check it out through november 29th. still ahead on today in iowa saturday... time is winding down for people lawns. coming up, the date you'll want to know for getting rid of those last leaves.

central iowa is enjoying sunny and mild november weather this weekend. highs will reach the low 60s in the early afternoons with breezy southwest winds. overnight, skies will be clear with lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. clouds and rain moves in for the start of the work week with periods of rain and showers from time to time monday through wednesday. no severe weather is

coming up... something's brewing at the iowa events center. where you can see and taste all of iowa's finest beer, wine and food right here in the metro. i'll sit down with one of the

brew gurus and foodie fanatics are flocking to des moines this weekend for a taste of iowa's best.... des moines plays host to iowa's premier beer wine and food expo this weekend. joining me now is adam flack, one of

welcome back... i'm joined by leslie from metro waste authority. we are at the metro compost center... this is where the majority of metro yard waste goes. behind us is a

huge pile of what people are picking up from their lawns. leslie: we've had an abnormal beautiful fall... so people are actually not complaining about doing yard waste. jannay: there are varying stages that we're standing around... you can see the transformation of the change coming. leslie: it takes about a year to take it from the form people are familiar to seeing it as all the way to a ground down, beautiful compost. and that's a natural alternative to fertilizers. residents can buy that from places around the metro. the fall is a great time to apply the compost too. jannay: we're also

changing season with yard waste collection. leslie: yard waste season goes from april all the way through the end of november. the last day for yard waste collection is november 28th. we do have winter collection to pick up all the last pieces. that starts december 28th this year. you can get rid of your christmas tree and you can do any last minute leaf raking. jannay: and this is the bag leslie: this is what you can buy

when you go to the store. if they buy a compost it bag, there's no sticker required. just put it on your door by 7 a.m. and it will get collected. or you can buy a generic yard waste bag and just buy that yard waste sticker. jannay: thanks for joining us, leslie. we'll be back with more today in

first on 13... paris is on lock down this morning.. after a deadly rampage overnight.. more than 120 were killed.. hundreds more wounded... isis is now claiming responsibility for the terror in france.. jay gray has the latest. police continue to work through the carnage in paris.. just hours after the city shifted to a war zone.. "i saw a gentleman, maybe about 30 years old, with a towel in his hand, bleeding out of his hand." more than 120 were killed.. as many as 200 injured.. in a coordinated attack at at least a half-dozen sites across the city.. including a packed soccer stadium.. restaurants.. and a concert hall.. where at least 8 terrorists.. armed with automatic weapons.. grenades.. and explosive suicide

isis is claiming responsibility for the attack they have called -quote- "the blessed battle of paris.." and "the first of a storm.." french president francois hollande has called the deadly violence an "act of war.. total savagery.." carried out by "a jihadist army, against france".. and promising to lead the fight against the terrorists.. as he spoke this morning.. anti- terror teams worked to identify possible accomplices to the eight who died carrying out the attacks.. residents have been urged to stay in-doors.. while troops also gathered along the french border.. locked down now.. a state of emergency still in place.. after the most deadly attack in france since world war two.. and the worst terrorist strike on western soil since september 11.. jay gray - nbc news. one of friday's attacker's has been identified as a french citizen. we're expected to hear more from a noon press conference today... stay tuned to our evening

newscasts. this morning people are leaving flowers outside one of the spots where the most blood was shed... 100 of the 120 killed... were inside this concert hall. police remain outside the building today, blocking all traffic. these attacks are deadliest europe has seen since the madrid train bombings of 2004 and we're seeing tributes now to those killed.... the eiffel tower turned dark last night to mourn the victims. and in new york... one world trade center was lit up in blue.. white.. and red... the colors of the french flag. white house hopefuls shared their thoughts on twitter today... ben carson posting: "my thoughts and prayers are with the people in paris tonight." and ted cruz... "we must make it clear that affiliation w/ isis & related terrorist groups brings w/ it the undying enmity of america" expect the democratic candidates for president to share their thoughts on the attacks in paris.

the second televised democratic presidential debate university. and martin o'malley will face off on stage at sheslow auditorium. you can catch the debate tonight... starting at 8 on c-b-s. democratic politicians invade the metro today for support... but one republican is getting an unexpected supporter... coming up, how this girl caught the white house hopeful's attention

central iowa is enjoying sunny and mild november weather this weekend. highs will reach the low 60s in the early afternoons with breezy southwest winds. overnight, skies will be clear

upper 30s and low 40s. clouds and rain moves in for the start of the work week with periods of rain and showers from time to time monday through

white house hopeful mike huckabee is dealing with an unexpected campaign donation. but it wasn't the size of the donation that got his attention... it was the donor's age. maecy enger reports. you'll often find reese aarestad creating works of art. "and the sun and the clouds and the tree" and there's one picture this third grader is really proud of ... "i drew like a stage, and then

who's he? that's mike huckabee. "we started watching the debates together this fall and she right away gravitated towards huckabee." "i asked my mom if she knew his phone number, because i was going to call him, but she didn't know so i choose to write him a letter." her parents sent the double-sided letter .. complete with pictures ... a week ago. part of her writing scrawled in crayon said "i think you would make a great president." little did they know ... that her role model would take notice. "today at our office i got a letter from a third grader in north dakota, her name is reese, she sent 6 dollars in her allowance and said i want to help you be president." "well i was really surprised and i felt there was so many goose bumps on my arms because i was so surprised" "laughter ... i thought they were kidding me, it was shock it was shock" reese got interested in history in the first grade. she's even thinking about launching her

"well i might want to be a vice president." "i'm glad that she did it just because it's getting involved in the political process and sometimes those folks actually do listen and pay attention." and reese says that might be the first of

when valley plays dowling in the state semifinals, it's like groundhog day. top ranked maroons two wins from an historic threepeat. valley has rocky lombardi. what a great name.. 1st q. all defense. rocky goes down like creed hit him, but it's brawntay wells. game tied at 3. 2nd q. something you dont see very often, 3rd and 8, valley punting. rocky lombardi can do it all. he uncorks a 55 yard punt. but dowling answers. jt brown, hits steve sarcone, corner of

maroons lead 10-3. just before half. tigers add 3 more. cole hahn good from 46. kid's got a thunderfoot. dowling leads 10-6 at half. second half. more dowling. ...jacob zachary, 7 yard td run. 17-6 dowling. dowling 24 valley 6 instant classic in class-a. akron westfield in red, and mt ayr tied at 28. mt ayr's kyle dolacek with a sweet one handed grab. 29 yard touchdown. raiders by 7. minute to play. akron westfield qb cal eskra to austin allard. mt ayr lead cut to one, and the westerners

eskra passed for 500 yards. mt ayr loses a heartbreaker, 36-35. ankeny centennial has only been around for two years, but they may need another wing for the trophy case. centennial vs bettendorf. rematch of last years 5a title game. bettendorf wins game one, jags answer. freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led the game with 18 kills.game three. winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial

michael admire has more. nevada recently won a basketball title. cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come easy, but it does come. kati cassabaum clinches the state championship for the cubs. 3-0 sweep. nevada adds to its championship year. the cyclones tip off the most highly anticipated season in iowa state history. cyclones in sioux falls south dakota taking on colorado. isu down 1 when monte morris finds jameel mckay. cyclones lead by five at the break. second half, abdul nader drives, goes left hand off the glass,

isu up 7. then, isu breaking, to naz mitrou-long. count three. it's a win for prohm and the clones, 68- 62. iowa season underway. late tip in iowa city... gardner webb runnin bulldogs hawkeyes at the knapp center, the drake bulldogs thump simpson by 45, 97-52. cyclone women hosting hampton, and the pirates witness a ball movement clinic. that's the way to find the open three. bridget carlton with a freshman debut record, 28 points. isu makes it look easy, 95-59. north dakota doesn't have a nickname, but they do have a loss. hawkeyes win 83-61. 19 straight at home for iowa. a year ago, minnesota not only

took back floyd. the gophers slobberknocked iowa, 51-14. hey now. we like iowa. gophers and hawkyes under the lights. iowa wearing blackout uniforms. before we football at kinnick stadium, we'll see wrestling. yes, outdoor wrestling. the mat is rolled out, and iowa's ready to go. the hawkeyes host

state, and tom brands isn't sweating the weather. wrestling in the morning. football at night. that's a manly doubleheader. the cyclones play their final home game, and they'd love to cap it with an off field celebration. john sears

cowboys and cyclones kick it

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if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes,

reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? eet. - and dave. [song] - ruff-ruff tweet and dave what a wonderful way to spend your day with ruff-ruff tweet and dave what a fun day here we go yay ruff-ruff tweet and dave the spin again will take us on another great adventure say their names what a great game so play along at home we're off on the spin again who knows what we might find