because the question is dot, dot, dot. >> thank you. >> thank you, brother. >> coming up, more from the cast of "power." we'll be right back. making christmas wishes come true from wherever you are. and having dreams delivered to your door. for some of us, that's all in a day's work. shop the way you live. love the way you shop. and experience more wonder every day. you can't see both at the same time. your trihonda dealers remind you to put down your device many prescriptions can cause dry mouth. act dry mouth mouthwash and toothpaste relieve dry mouth symptoms with soothing formulas that strengthen teeth and freshen breath. act. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. >>> welcome back. we continue our look behind the scenes of power. this time executive producer and co-star, 50 sent jackson and actor joseph za zakara. they explain what p "power" means to them. take a look. >> we want you back on the team. >> i was asked -- >> she's been thinking too clearly. out. >> angela, a federal prosecutor. past interviews say that power is about love. it's about a love story. it's about power. it's

sean: is that under the category you couldn't pay me enough dot dot dot. erin: it is not a fun job to do. speaks of jobs, we're speaking a slide show of the countries that work the longest hours. sean: mexico tops the longest list. people in the country work an average of 42.8 hours a week. koet -- costa rica comes in second with 42.6 hours and the u.s. came in 17th with americans working an average of 34.4 hours per week. erin: that shocks me we're not working more hours. s. sean: that's the average remember. woman t the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change fighting for living wages, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establ

this, blue dot that, blue dot this, blue dot that.hile we were having that discussion i am not lying, look what happens. look what drove right past us. it's like god reads political blogs now and has a sense of humor about it. look. we're having that blue dot conversation. and a giant cement mixer drives up from the "blue dot ready-mix supply company. thank you, universe prop allocator. joining us now is congressman jim clyburn. he's a living, breathing -- he's the only democrat in congress from the great state of south carolina. and he's the convening host of tomorrow the first in the south democrat candidates forum. congressman, sir, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are going to be talking about this in a little bit more detail later on in the show but first i do have to get your reaction. there is late-breaking news tonight that fox business network has looked at the qualifying polls for the next republican debate in such a way that they are not going to allow lindsey graham to d

two minutes of audio, you do keep hearing a voice saying, this is turkish air space and change, dot, dot, dotn't make out what was said next. and ankara says they were shot down in self-defense, and now, this is not the first time and they have cited four instances since the air campaign has begun, that russia has entered turkish air space. >> matthew, what are you hearing about the surviving russian pilot? >> well, he's been speaking on t the state television. he's been awarded a russian medal of, you know, of bravery, the hero of russia award, and the highest military honor, and he has been talking on the state television, and giving the account of what happened to the plane us-24, and he says that there was no communication by the turkish military with the aircraft, a n he denies they crossed the turkish border into the turkish air space, and he is the navigator and he had the read out right in front of him, a and he said they had the line right there and they never crossed it. he also said no visual communication. and he said, look, we are in an us-24 and they are in f-16s and they are mu

so much so, during the debate, jeb camp sent out email say along lines, jeb, dot, dot, dot, hillary clinton in the email. it was clearly pivot for jeb bush. >> he ignored -- trish: chris christie. we have sound of chris christie going after hillary clinton because he kept doing it over and over again at 7:00. okay. we'll hang on to that. we'll play it later for you. chris at this was -- she was star of all the candidates. trish: jindal came out swinging. >> in 11th place, why do you go after the guy in ninth place? i don't understand that strategy. christie was good at, number one, you're right, every answer he went after hillary. hillary is the real adversary if you're republican. he has these short, pithy punches, there is the toughness, right, of christie that we all loved when he first emerged on the scene. trish: i asked him about speaking of toughness, exactly what he will do on china, given they're stealing our intellectual property, spying on american corporations, spying on american citizens. what can we do about it, what should we be doing about it. here is what he had to say. >>

deirdre: who knew dot, dot, dot, from this country. he chatted with maria bartiromo earlier this morning. let's listen in. >> i mean to have young kids using that kind of language is a disgrace, and it is totally backfired. people are actually going wild bit. they're saying now we're going to support trump. anybody that would do an ad like that is stupid to be honest. they're stupid people that would do an ad like that. deirdre: so, lou, that was actually about the ad, you remember with mexican-americans -- >> hispanic children who were, using children to attack donald trump, with profanity, vulgarity. it was despicable and as trump says, that backfired, not only for the attacks against trump but for the hispanic activists in the country who may have been mute as you noted since. it was, that despicable. deirdre: so, lou, as far as what he said about his immigration policy, he says, i get -- quoting him here, biggest standing ovations when i go to different places. texas this week, arenas with thousands of people, when i say i will bui

dot dot i don't know what. whatever he says football language. tom. you're scampering up to boston every time you can. you find out that his former girlfriend is pregnant. >> it was a challenging thing because here i am, thinking i'm dating this guy, we met and we started dating and everything is great. right. so i felt like i didn't know what to do. it was kind of one of those moments of like, do i just run away or do i -- and i think now -- >> how has it been going through the last few years with tom brady. >> i think that's when you know who are your friends, who loves you. my father always says the quality of your life depends on the quality of your relationships. no matter how challenging it was, we have always been supportive of one another and i think that's the most important thing you can have in life. you know a support system, in love. giselle started to cry it was when she saw an old picture of her dog who passed away. you can watch the entire interview online. >> after the newscast of course. >> not right now. >> i love that interview tho

student began the question by asking well since you find yourself aging toward a very senior life, dot, dot, dot, mr. obama responded by saying -- the first thing he wants from young people is to stop calling him old. on the serious side he called on young people to reject violent extremism. >>> 6:14 and new this morning, north and south korea have agreed to hold talks next week to improve ties. the talks follow a tense military standoff in august. the north koreans asked for the dissertations which will be held thursday at a border vail village. >>> :14. two new york men who tried to force a jewish man to get a religious divorce are heading to prison. goldstein of brooklyn and ariel fatash or rockland county are among a group of men accused of using extortion and torture in the scheme. gold john stein was sentenced to nearly to years in prison and patash received just over a year. >>> port authority executive pat foye's name off the list in the running to be the agent' sis ceo. he's stemming down his position when the ceo job is filled. it was created in the fallout of the bridge gate scandal.

otherwise, as we said before, you can find the survey on the district's website cr dot k-12 dot i-a dot u-s. back to you guys in the studio. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. the cedar falls board of education is holding a public hearing today about renovating southdale elementary school. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, plans call for remodeling on two classrooms and restrooms , some hallways, and work on mechanical and electrical issues. the total cost for this renovation would be about 435 thousand dollars. project funding will come through the district's physical plant and equipment levy. today, the waterloo board of education will consider submitting several applications to increase spending authority and the use of special education funds. waterloo community schools is hoping for a modified allowable growth increase for students who open enrolled out of the district. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, the boost would be for 400 thousand dollars for the nearly 63 students who left. that's because when students leave the district, waterloo schools has

they don't hear the but, dot, dot, dot, because they're so angry what they see on the screen with videoorce. kids are mouthing off, not behaving in class. not that i'm a dinosaur, when i was in school, the teacher took action. if the teacher couldn't handle it at that -- bill: excessive force. >> from what i see. but i don't have all the information either. bill: exactly right. >> wait a minute. so i'm a normal american who looks at something i have a reaction to it. my reaction, why are we calling in an armed police officer to deal with a teenager, when i was in school, you had, a teacher come in. bill: you're saying two things here though. >> no. bill: yes you are, saying excessive force but you're also, you need more information. >> yes. bill: which is exactly what everybody else is saying. what else happened there. >> so much more than this instance. you can't deny from the left. not just about this specific incident with student and officer. everything is offensive from a taco to a sombero to saying man up, all coming from the left. this is example of the same trend with policing a

he says, now, guys this is smack something -- i don't know the language, dot, dot, whatever he says,ootball language. but he kind of says -- he sets the play. my job i have collaboration. makeup, hair, stylists, designers. who is she today? it is a collaboration. in my job, it's more -- for me it's about understanding and eally getting out -- charlie: are you whatever they need and want? you can wear the clothes and take the look and the character they want to see? gisele: that's what makes a good model. up become the right canvass like a painter. let's paint together. i think that is the collaboration. when you come in, you never know what character you are going to get to play, if you have seen the book, today is going to be like painted and sparkles or today is going to be like, you now -- today is going to be -- it's a different range you can go. charlie: with the talent you had, i'm surprised you never became deeply into acting. gisele: i never really -- it wasn't my thing, acting. charlie: you could be what they wanted and turn on a dime and be something else. it didn't turn yo

just dot dot dot dot, unbelievable. do you have meetings with your sales force. their hands and say -- hold on. let me get one more word here out of -- so a year from now given what you said about rates. where will the euro be versus the dollar. will we be at one, 110. >> through one. >> you think we'll go below? >> certainly an environment where the fed is tightening more. the fed is not, ecb is not tightening. it's supportive for the dollar to keep on going up. dollar has been going up. you never know with exchange rates but just given what i've seen with the economy and fed and ecb staying easy and those would all point to the dollar continue to go up a bit. >> all right. >> all right, larry. you see best in show? >> joe they only allowed me one cup of coffee. >> mayflower, the boat columbus was on that's what you named -- >> look, thanksgiving is a big holiday. >> what's his name? like the guy who does the dog show. anyway, thankfully the mayflower is not columbus that was the pilgrims landing in va or something. no. plymouth rock. >> i got it. even on robitu

taivment he says-- he kind of has to dictate, this is smack something, i don't know, some language, dot dot, i don't know what, some language. >> rose: what ever he says. >> whatever he says, football language. but he kind of says, he kind of sets the play. in my job i come in and it is like okay, makeup, hair, photographers, stylist, designer. what are they creating, who is this person. who is she today. is she a sex bomb, is she-- so it is a collaboration. my job is so much more-- for me i feel like it's about understanding and really getting it out, everybody's intention. >> rose: are you kind of a cam eel onthat can be everything they need and want with. >> that is what i try to be in my job. >> rose: you can wear the clothes, you can take the look. you can be the character that they want to see? >> yeah, i think i'm a white camera, i think that is-- white canvas. i think you become the right canvas and the painter, let's paint together, how this is going to happen. it's like, i think it's a collaboration because when you come in, you never know what are you going to get, what character

there's more information at student-health-dot-u-iowa-dot-ed u. three fallen veterans will be honored during a special ceremony at iowa state university on monday. the annual "gold star hall ceremony" will remember three students who died in the vietnam war. organizers say while the names have already been engraved into the gold star hall...the three men haven't been recognized in a ceremony. the ceremony is in the memorial union at 3-15...and is open to the public. park avenue elementary hosted a special veterans day celebration this afternoon. it began with the presentation of the colors by boy scouts in the third grade. then 5th graders sang the star spangled banner. the 4th and 5th graders also had special guests...their veteran pen-pals. the reflection speech came from one of the student's mothers...who made the military her career. 20:05:14 i've had pioneers who've paved the way and knocked down barriers so i can do this... that's a blessing to me... the fact that i can serve...to do this 20:05:37 there was also a drawing to give away an afg

he says, now, guys, this is -- smack something, i don't know, some language, dot, dot, i don't know what. some language. >> whatever he says. >> whatever he says, football language. >> so you are madly in love with tom. oboston and you find out his former girlfriend was pregnant. >> it was challenging. i'm thinking, i met this guy, we started dating. everything is great and then this happens. right. so i felt like i didn't know what to do. it was kind of one of those moments of like, do i just run away or do i -- and i think, you know, now eight years later, i couldn't have asked for a sweeter bonus child. >> how tough was it when tom had to go through what he just went through. >> i think t tt's when you know whwh, you know, who are your friend and who loves you. i think my father always says, the quality of your life depends on the quality of your relationships. and i think no matter how challenging it was, we always have been supportive of one another and i think that's the most important thing you can haha in life. a support system and love. >> here's what i think is interesting abou

with the taliban, al qaeda, we saw a big ground force goes in, smashes the opposition, dot, dot, dot,w big is that consideration in whatever happening in syria? >> it's a tremendously big consideration. syria is divided between multiple rebel groups. putting the u.s. troops in the middle of that would be, i think, could make the situation our troops faced in iraq in 2004/2005 look simple by comparison. i think that the focus has to be on what it takes to end the syrian civil war. moving towards a diplomatic solution. the good news is, all the major powers, whether they be the saudis, the russians, the iranians, all have an interest in opposing isis. what they're divided about is who is going to run syria. the more you can move toward some kind of negotiated compromise on syria, the more you're able to turn people's attention in a more united way to fighting isis. >> zeke, how do you deal with that politically? we see what happens in a power vacuum. you saw it with the taliban. excellent example. not exactly like isis, but they were about ruling on the ground and creating their own qua

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dot, dot, i don't know what. some language. >> whatever he says. >> whatever he says, football >> so you are madly in love with tom. you are skampl scampering up oboston and you find out his former girlfriend was pregnant. >> it was challenging. i'm thinking, i met this guy, we started dating. everything is great and then this happens. right. so i felt like i didn't know what to do. it was kind of one of those moments of like, do i just run away or do i -- and i think, you know, now eight years later, i couldn't have asked for a sweeter bonus child. >> how tough was it when tom had to go through what he just went through. >> i think that's when you know when, you know, who are your friend and who loves you. i thin my father always says, the quality of your life depends on the quality of your relationships. and i think no matter how challenging it was, we always have been supportive of one another and i think that's the most important thing you can have in life. a support system and love. >> here's what i think is interesting about you. among many things. one is your drive, two is your sense of looking for meaning, three is that are you at a place in which you don't quite know where the future is. >> yes. >> that's rather exciting. >> that's a beautiful thing. it's scary a little bit. but it's exciting. because you have the opportunity. because you know, when have you no definition exactly what it is. >> it's better. >> everything is possible. you know, miracles happen that way. you know the magic happens that way. and i worked very hard since i was 14-years-old to be today in my life at this place to make that choice. you know. >> really nice interview. we've never heard from her in that context before. >> she was very candid. >> very candid. >> it was very interested. an unlimited pop edition of the book will be released next spring. >> there is a lot open this interview. also, charlie asked about the paparazzi, we will post that portion of their conversation at "cbs this morning."com. >> i love she said her dad said the quality of your life depends on the quality of relationships. >> that is so true. go giselle. what does she want to do next? whatever she want to do. go giselle. >> i asked if she wanted to be an act tres. >> she said no. >> to be continued. her next step, she will be okay. drama at work might not seem helpful. for some companies, it really can be a break through. >> next, we explore the world of real life interactive games aren't just for kids. businesses all around the country are taking their employees to escape rooms. you have just an hour to find your way out. omar via franko shows us how these workers are getting into the idea of breaking out. >> you have one hour starting now. >> reporter: andrew mcjanet smith gather paid to lock people in a small room then monitor and videotape them as they plot their escape by solving riddles and finding hidden clues. >> my team could prefer to save money. >> he's getting rather frustrated. >> here's another. >> what may seem like a cruel prank is becoming big business in dallas for andrew and his waive tracy. the couple opened escape expert in late january. the 6 dhuchlt square fought building has five rooms, where contestants must work together to try to escape. >> my name could refer to fake money. this is dough. >> ed that they average 1700 customers a week? round and fuzzgy. >> reporter: at about $30 a person, that's about $80,000 in sales a month. >> it's taken from like a computer game and made for real life. so you can actually play like a real life computer game. >> reporter: unlike many other escape room businesses, their biggest customers aren't screaming teenagers. >> step forward to the left. >> reporter: or adrenaline junkies. >> 9347. from companies like fedex, frito lay and 7-eleven. >> hit it. yeah! >> we won. fair and square. and we worked together and now i think we have a story to go book and them other teams. >> you can see, he's in the central of the room. he's like making sure everyone is doing what he's asked them to do. >> reporter: andrew says the 7-eleven teams were at times disorganized but worked together? you have to be a team to win. have you to be able to listen, lead at some point. just work out the team, really, that's what we got out of it. >> tracy says the smartest person in the office isn't always the best teammate in the room. who overthinks? >> accountants, financial people tends to overthink things is there that can be a problem. >> it can be. if you look into something too deeply. the answer is in front of you. you can miss the clue completely. >> reporter: each room has a theme with various degrees. >> this is our advance room, a 20% escape rate. >> it looks like a cruiseship cabin. >> you have to know where things are on maps. >> escape expert is now one of 300 escape route businesses in the u.s. >> can i help you get number three? >> reporter: for andrew and tracy, the only thing harder from escaping from their rooms might be coming up with new rooms and clues. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," omar via franca. . a british dare devil, you get to see what he saw up in france's . . jiex you, don't slip. he climbed all the way to the top of the eiffel tower without being caught. he was seen walking along the narrow crane about a thousand feet above the ground. he was on the tower for eight hours. he climbed down, yep, he was arrested. he was released without being charged. the tower again for years. >> all bets are off. >> i don't understand it. >> why have been wants to do it? >> it's like he said it's mount everest. the mountain is there. be sure to tune i'm _______it's eight-55 on this tuesday morning. your top stories are coming up in just a moment...but right now -- let's take a look at what's right now, police are looking for a suspect who looking for a police are right now, police are looking for a suspect who reportedly sexually assaulted assaultedthree people on the university of iowa campus.the school issued a hawk alert early this morning - they're looking for a white male wearing a red flannel shirt, ripped jeans, and flip-flops. if you have any information - please call police. there are some traffic changes in downtown cedar rapids because of the state volleyball tournament.through friday -- fourth avenue southeast will be open to two way traffic east of third street southeast.signs are posted and attendants will be directing traffic to help drivers out.the changes are to help manage visitor parking and people who pay for monthly parking downtown. coralville will host a forum to help people fight fraud.the forum plans to outline the issues commonly seen in investment and insurance fraud. it will be held next monday afternoon at two. two.we've placed information to r-s-v-p the event on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. tonight -- the hawkeye football team learns if it's any closer to making the college football playoffs. playoffs.the black and gold came in at number nine when the first rankings were released last week.but three teams that were ahead of them new playoff standings will be annoucned on e-s-p-n at six tonight. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? 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dots. connecting those dots are the key to preventing the next attack. remember after 9/11 the whole discussion was about connecting the dotsat we had dots to connect. process eliminating access to metadata that didn't listen to phones calls, wasn't content but who is calling whom from the bad guys overseas, to maybe giving them instructions. and would allow us to have dots to connect. neil: andy, i'm sorry, my friend, those who protest this say we go too far. we start collecting millions of americans phone records to go after a few. even going after a few, our track record isn't that great. you say what? >> i'm a privacy freak. i want privacy, i understand that i understand the president's job is to protect us. information coming from a phone call coming in from a place overseas, two places in the united states, should be valuable information to our intelligence community to see where the dot is. if that dot represents something that is a credible risk we should have access quickly to be able to find out whether the dot was credible, whether it's a source of concern. then you go to a court to ask permission to pay attentio

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dot determined some of the cameras needed to go. last april the city decided to appeal the dot's administrative decision in court. the city says the cameras have cut back on crashes and fatalities, but the dot says having four cameras is excessive. one man in his own legal battle against the cameras says they aren't fair, and shouldn't be legal. "section six of the state constitution says all laws have to be applied equally. if someone doesn't have a rear license plate on their vehicle they will never get a ticket, and theres a lot of vehicles that legally don't have to have a rear plate." tonight at 10, i looked further into the issue and spoke with the dot to get the details on why those cameras should be removed, and just how much revenue is brought into the city. as we're in the midst of the holiday season, another "holiday of sorts" awaits at least 100,000 people all throughout iowa... the gun-deer season. the iowa department of natural resources estimates that 125,000 hunters are expected to head to the outdoors for the first of iowa's two shotgun deer seasons -- which opens next saturday, december the 5th. the d-n-r is also stressing the importance of extra safety precautions before

>> tedcruz.com -- >> dot org. >> dot org, i apologize.conservative national review takes issue with your business flat tax. they say it will be, quote, ultimately passed through to individuals in the form of lower wages, reduced dividends or higher prices. i'm sure you think the national review is wrong. tell me why. >> well, i think that was one columnist who wrote an article. i don't think it's the national review as a whole. but what i can tell you if you look at the tax foundation, which is a nonpartisan organization that scores everybodi everybody's tax plans. they've concluded of every major republican presidential candidate on that stage that my tax plan would generate the most jobs 4.9 million new jobs, would produce booming economic growth, increase capital investment by 44%. and for every income december siel from the poorest to the richest all of us would see double digit increases in after tax income of 14% or more. now, what does that mean? what does that mean for a single mom right now making $40,000 a year? it means she tak

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these students now started connecting all the dots, all the dots from what they had heard about the cotton bowl incident, all the dotsse stories that they -- that they go through, where they're called the "n" word, where they feel marginalized, where they are shunned in different spheres of the campus. and so the students began to agitate at that point. and i think that that was the beginning. and then, of course, the "n" word thrown at peyton and i think that's what happened. >> professor stephanie shonegan. >>> up next, why the protest, if it had continued called have cost the university over a million dollars. do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic... ♪ ♪ ♪ if you have high blood pressure many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin® hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin® hbp. help individualize our cancer treatment? now through advanced genomic testing, we may be able to pinpoint and diagnose what makes your

these students now started connecting all the dots, all the dots from what they had heard about the cotton bowl incident, all the dotses that they -- that they go through, where they're called the "n" word, where they feel marginalized, where th are shunned in different spheres of the campus. and so the students began to agitate at that point. and i think that that was the beginning. and then, of course, the " n" word thrown at peyton and i think that's what happened. >> professor stephanie shonegan. >>> up next, why the protest, if it had continued called have cost the university over a million dollars. do technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1

do you want to dot honors? >> i'll dot honors. >> guys, what do you think? >> we'll give mike jerrick the man bun. okay? >> is it a clip flop. >> yes, it has two clips. seems like it will be little tightment hold your head back a little bit. >> oh, i have bad hair. >> that's okay. >> justin, taking little longer than what you and franklin do. >> this is something really special. >> here we go. >> don't move. >> okay, here is the problem with mike's man bun, because it has clips. >> yes? >> it wants him to have some longer hair. >> so i have to grow out my hair? >> yes. >> the struck sell real. >> it is. >> okay? here we go. >> no sudden movements, mike. >> now look at justin and franklin for the approval. >> oh. >> do you have some duct tape maybe? >> oh, great. >> maybe it wasn't meant to be for you, mike. >> really? >> just saying. >> you don't want it falling off all over the place. >> what about bobby pins? duck tape? >> i might have bobby pins. >> okay. you've got bobby pins, al next. >> bring your head in real close. let's get our three buns together.

dots. often times the dots draw a straight line to hell. they do not draw the dots to a fertile ground of success. i am the first candidate to put forward a plan, let's hope not the last, to move us to a 100% .lean a electric grid by 2050 if you think this is high in the sky, i've been doing this for a long time in iowa. this, 30% of the electricity generated in iowa comes from iola wind. that was not true 15 years ago. it employs 4000 people in the new wind industry and as you go across i 80, and you see big trucks with huge turbine pieces on them, the great thing about those is that they are too big for them to make sense to import them from china so they have to be produced here in the united states. a circular economy, what a novel idea. so look, those are some thoughts for you. there are other things we need to do as well. one is the great anxieties that i sense is this, especially among older people -- a sense that we can barely give voice to, and maybe we might be the last generation of americans who is able to give our kids lives that are healthier and with

dot-org-dot-a-u. courtesy gfx : the clilite reality project the climatat reality project 3 has released a call to action to eight world leaders, who will be meeting in paris for the un's framework convention on climate change late november.sot"dear world leaders""we all know the climate crisis is here""we can see it all around us""we are all affected it by it"the conference will explore ways to reduce greenhouse emissions, and lower pollution. the project's appeal is not only to world leaders but to you.gfx climaterealityproject.org : 1:06 to 1:14you can add your prprect-dot-org.3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... it's veterans day. america's veterans? 3 3 still to come this morning... a new high school is giving students who normally might be unprepared for higher education a chance to get ahead. we'll show you how the school is turning potential dropouts into college grgrs.it's now (time) we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. your weather and morning news are all ahead. keep it right here on siouxland news at sunrise. 3 good morning everyone,ththks for r arting your morning with us.i'i'jacob heller...ani'm meteorologist cat taylor.3 3 we will start with a little bit of rain a athe front kicks in. through e day look for moderate to heavy rain and even a few t-storm but the biggest story i thinis the winds, which by wednesday evening could gust up to 60mph at times. we will continue to see rainnto the early evening, and at that time we will be seeing temperatures cooling off pretty quickly and that could lead to a few

dot frank did provide that allowed regulators to get to the right place. >> are you concerned about dot frank that there's an effort to move up, 500 billion, strip away a number of the powers from stock, coordinating of all the coordinated panel, if you will, of the fed and treasury and fdic and others. are you concerned about that from the legislation -- >> some of the language is about gutting and replacing and eliminating dotfrank. i think dot frank has been constructive. i don't think you need to defend every single clause. there are some things that are less effective than other things. i hope we can come to a situation where we can make a rational review and decide where changes can be made and so on. but i would certainly oppose any wholesale attempt to roll back because for the most part it's been constructive. >> we don't debate making adjustments. we work together on an insurance change on something called the collins rule. >> right. it's not too much of a center, not a lot of card nation going -- coordination going on. >> one proposal is to eliminate title to the resolution authority and just strengthen bankruptcy rules. if leihman brothers did that, was that lesson in part not to do that, i assume? >> what bankrupt cri does, the goal is to protect the creditors, to make sure that the bondholders and so on get as much return as they possibly can. unfortunately that was not the main public purpose.

dot hinson at kcrg dot iowa city recognized three young people as lifesavers. they helped save a man who was trapped in a burning garage back in july. jazzy jones and her two brothers marquelle and javeyel called 911. a short time later, fire fighters arrived - broke down the door, pulled the man out and rushed him to safety. those 6 firefighters earned the department's lifesaver award. late last month the city presented them with lifesaving awards of their own. "they did the right thing, they called 911 and our crews were in good position to be able to, well, save the man's life. " jazzy says if anyone ever has the chance to do something like this you should do it. she also said she felt proud that she could help her community. apple's newest oversized-tablet will hit the market soon. and video--- insta style. what instagram is doing to connect users around specific events... in today's tech bytes. eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day! today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 now here's abc's reena ninan with this morning's techbytes. trt oc >>> in today's "techbytes," a apple's supersized tablet going on sale. >> on november 11th the tablet has nearly 13-inch screen and works with the new smart keyboard and apple pencil. >>> people on instagram may have noticed a new feature tested this week, a list of cure rated halloween videos. >> the new feature aims to showcase the app's best images based on various themes. >>> and parents, you know this preschoolers are a connected bunch. >> a new study finds most children use mobile devices before they turn 1. >> wow. a study looked at a group of children from a clinic in philadelphia, it also found most 3-year-old and 4-year-olds used devices without help. at i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. a one, a two, a three percent cash back next. there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. creditcards.com lets you compare hundreds of cards to find the one that's right for you. just search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed to beat your verizon or at&t plan. , russia after saturday's tragic airline crash that killed all the passengers returning from a resort town in egypt. president vladimir putin declared a nationwide day of mourning. experts are trying to understand how this happened. abc's lana zak has the story. tee ganyard/ abc news aviation consultant john nance / abc news aviation analyst lana zak / abc news washington this mornig,th rmans of more than 140 bodies are returning to grief- striken families in st. petersburg, russia. nats among the 224 dead, 25 children....these photos show happy families ready to make their way home from a vacation in the resort town of sharm al shaik, egypt today, authorities are digging deeper into the mystery of what brought down the plane just 23 minutes after take-off. ganyard this happened so quickly so instantaneous ly that we may not be any evidence on those black boxes so what's going the ground, howit's ai ot. nats with 8-miles of scattered debris, one theory--a bomb. sot - john nance / abc news aviation analyst "the probability is here with an in-flight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or an incendiary explosion of some sort in the airplane." another theory: human error or a problem with the plane. nats the ex-wife of the co-pilot says he had complained about the airbus 321, including on the morning of the crash. and a final theory... could terrorists on the ground have taken out the plane? an isis-linked group claimed respnsbiit, utinelligence officials say they lack the missiles that could take out a plane flying at 31-thousand feet. ganyard the claims from the terrorist groups does not jive with what happened to the airplane. and while terrorism from the ground is doubtful according to experts, several airlines have refused to fly over the region until authorities figure out exactly what went wrong. lz, abcn, w john boehner is looking forward to his first week as a normal civilian. he left the u-s capitol for the last time as a high-ranking member of congress on friday. this weekend, he revealed what he is most looking forward to as a regular joe. " dana bash: "what's going to be the best thing about being a civilian?" "i get to walk up to starbucks and back by myself. i get to walk to pete's diner and back by myself. dana bash: "meaning without your security?" "exactly. i can't wait. i can't wait. " wisconsin congressman paul ryan is now the speaker of the house. republican presidential campaigns have a list of demands for future debates. representatives say they want more control over negotiating with tv networks on format - after last week's highly- criticized debate on cnbc. the campaigns met in virginia last night. candidates are demanding a two-hour time limit, 30 seconds for opening and closing statements and equal speaking time for each candidate. they outlined their demands in a letter that will go to debate hosts. the next gop debate is november 10. six young men are reminiscing on a trip of a lifetime. we update you on the long journey they took paddling from the gulf of mexico an incredible feat. here's a live look at our citycam. kaj o'mara will be back right after the break with a look at meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now with your first alert forecast. plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day! today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 thanks, kaj. one eastern iowa artist is one eastern iowa artist is showing off his own artistic flair. and you can catch a glimpse at his custom creations at places you go every day. hello to you on this monday morning on tv-9. you're looking live at on our citycam. it's november second and here's what you need to know today. family, friends and those close to missing waterloo teen moe sed gather for a vigil and pray for his safe return. people are remembering an army reservist from cedar rapids. 44 year old sergeant shawn laurion died from a heart attack during a training exercise in virginia. one iowa state senator is working on legislation to make a database that would send out notices to people who don't have car insurance. the penalty - losing your license. some in cedar rapids have been seeing dollar bills with some strange markings. now the secret service is on the case. and the kansas city royals are world series champions for the first time in 30 years. they beat the new york mets in extra innings to take the crown. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 today is the first day on the job for the new university of iowa president. businessman bruce harreld starts his five year contract today. the board of regents hired him september 3rd. they chose harreld over 3 other candidates who had more education experience. his only experience was as an adjunct lecturer. since the regents announced their decision, they've faced a lot of backlash. some students and faculty have said harreld is not the right choice for the university. groups protested board meetings demanding the regents reconsider. the new president has asked everyone to give him a chance. this morning, minimum wage county are earning more than the rest of the state. the wage is now 8 dollars and 20 cents. that's a 95 cent increase from the statewide minimum wage of 7-25. the new law went into to effect yesterday for the start of the month. back in september, the county's board of supervisors passed an ordinance to raise the minimum wage. it will happen in three installments. the next increase will come in may and will boost the minimum wage to 9 dollars and 15 cents. the final increase will go up to 10-10 an hour - it will take effect january 20-17. cities have the option to opt out of the county minimum wage ordinance. shueyville, solon and swisher will stay at 7-25. people in cedar rapids have noticed some bills with a new face. but it's not a new face printed on the bill. it's a face someone stamped on the one dollar bill. in downtown cedar rapids. forrest, the u-s secret that's right. but they're unsure what the image means. could be art. or advertisement . or someone is just doing it for fun. but the secret service calls it illegal. here's what we're talking about. each of these one dollar bills has a black colored stamp of a face, placed on the "o" of the word "one" on the back. the viewer who sent us this photo said about 40 of the bills were found at a local auto parts store, which got them from a u-s bank. a secret service spokesperson said "assuming the $1's are genuine, this is mutilated currency." that mean's when it gets back to the federal reserve banks, the bills will be removed from circulation and replaced with new ones. it's illegal, and the person behind it could be fined and or face six months in prison. those who found the cash said that seemed steep. " i think that's ridiculous. i've drawn on washington's face before. to go to prison for that, i think is just you've probably seen stamped currency before. a popular one, where's george?. it was a website dedicated to tracking money. after a secret service investigation in 2000, they stopped selling rubber stamps used to mark bills and advertise the website. the secret service said it hadn't seen the face stamped bills at h-q in d-c. officials said it still could be showing up in major cities across the country, but it's likely it's confined to our area or region. guys? tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. inside corner, the royals, 2015 world champions that about says it all. the kansas city royals clinched the world series title last night at citi field in new york. the royals were down two to nothing in the top of the ninth and came back to tie the mets. they went on to win it seven to two in 12 innings. " you can't describe this feeling. it couldn't have happened to a better group of guys. wouldn't want to be celebrating here with a different bunch. it's just unbelievable, the resiliency of this group all year. to bounce back after a tough season last year and come back and be world champions, you can't even describe it " this is the royals first world series title in 30 years. catcher salvador perez took home the m-v-p title. this morning, we're wrapping up a journey that we told you about last march. six young men were determined to canoe from ocean. as tv9's john campbell tells us, the adventure has come to an end. i went in not expecting a whole lot because then don't meet your expectations it is harder to keep going. there would be no let down for jarred moore companions for the arctic ocean. day waking up you wonder what it is going to be like around the next bend. for starters they paddled up the mississippi river in february and march. there were some tough days. we had to pack everything up. we covered two miles. stopped covered in ice because spraying on up on us. everyone was miserable. moore says the six some became a family of sorts you get along, you move together with the same purpose have each others' backs. you also bicker and fight like a family as well over little things that don't matter. by the end of the day you are over it. potential disagreement s such as do we paddle or do we rest were always settled by a vote. if i was a tie we had a coin flip. sometimes you lost and you'd be grumbling for two hours. democracy saved the day on their longest portage. 12 carried their canoes and packs we tried to do it in one push so we didn't have to come back and grab things. we got six miles. can we vote on this? it was killing us. really heavy. we had boats and packs on our backs at the same time. then there was time in northern canada that they were blown off a lake for three days. the first day it rained the entire day. we were in tents 24 hours. you do stir crazy.. moore , who had one bout of food poisoning , says seeing canada from a canoe for four months was something few people get to experience.. they saw scenes like this..and caught fish like this...and when the current and the winds were right.oh my. in all, they covered 5 thousand, two 30 miles in 240 days..the first to ever link all these rivers and lakes of north america. when you go back and look at a map..and see how far you went on your own manpower in a canoe it is pretty see that we as humans can do that. the re-discover north america crew took hours of video. they hope to release a documentary next spring. an artist in cedar rapids likes to add his own special flair to area restaurants santiago sanchez looks at a restaurant's existing color scheme and then creates custom tables to match. he owns a shop in cedar rapids where he starts with basic materials. then sanchez applies the design and special coating to each table. 21:04:30 ""taste of india has all my tables. and i have designed a lot of restaurants. most of the restaurants in town that are mexican restaurants, some indian restaurants, some japanese restaurants." " sanchez is also licensed to create custom tables with college team logos. are getting a helping hand this morning. and it's all thanks to a shooting range and those looking to expose veterans needs in the community. up next... this morning's weather wise question. meteorologist kaj o'mara is up first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 a fire at a university of iowa dorm forced many a fire at a university of iowa dorm forced many students out in the cold on friday night. we'll have an update on how many are still dealing with the aftermath. that and more still to come family, friends, and others close to a missing waterloo teenager are praying for his safe return. no one has seen 18-year- old moe sed for a week and a half. supporters gathered at the first baptist church in waterloo for a vigil for sed yesterday. the west high school student was last seen october 22nd. police issued an "operation locate" during the search. now, sed's parents and teachers say they hope faith can help. "we worry every minute, every hour, and we support each other mom, dad, brother. we hope that we can do it. i think that we can find him." "its been really difficult you never dream that one of your and you have to help look for them, and do whatever you can to help his family and support them." everyone at the service last night lit a candle, and took home a flyer in hopes that someone might find sed. we have an operation quickfind for a 14-year-old girl in cedar rapids. laney curfman was last seen around 1 yesterday morning at her home in the 100 block of 38th street ne. she has a medical condition - and had been off her medication. if you've seen her, call 319 - 286 - 5491. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. investigators say a fire at a university of iowa residential hall appears to be an accident. u-i officials say 2 students are living in temporary housing after the fire at slater hall this weekend. firefighters responded to the building around 1:30 saturday morning and fought the fire on the 9th floor of the dormitory. sprinkler systems went off in part of the building, helping crews contain the fire to one room. no one was injured. most students returned to their rooms shortly after crews put out the fire. the cedar falls city council plans to discuss plans for a major project by western home communities. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, the council will vote tonight on the final plan for a 42 million dollar wellness and community center. prairie winds will have 75 apartments for seniors, a nursing staff, a spa, restaurant and outpatient therapy. it will also feature event space that can seat up to 400 people. the center would be on 16 acres on the southeast corner of the western home's south main street campus. that's at main street at hyacinth drive. a hiawatha shooting range is helping veterans who are in need of food. midwest shooting hosted its first food drive yesterday. the business will donate the cash and cans to the iowa veterans food pantry. people got a raffle ticket for a drawing for more than three thousand dollars worth of prizes for every dollar or item donated.. midwest shooting says it organized the food drive to let people know of veterans' needs. "the veterans give a lot and some aren't necessarily aware that they give even after they come home with food hardships and other things so we just kind of feel like it's a group that gets overlooked after they leave the service." midwest shooting is collecting cans and money until november 10th. high school football playoffs continue tonight in eastern iowa. all three cedar rapids schools advanced to the second round for the first time in history. we'll have a full recap of scores on the tv-9 news at 10 and a special monday edition of friday night lights endzone at 10:30. here's our morning mugshot on your monday. it's st. paul's united methodist church's "oh what fun" holiday fair. the fair is this wednesday and thursday at the church on third avenue southeast in cedar rapids. there is a family dinner on wednesday from five to seven. adults are eight dollars, kids three and under are three dollars. enjoy a luncheon on thursday from 10 to two. tickets are 15 dollars. call 319-447-1147 to r-s-v-p. if you have a non-profit event or organization you'd like to see featured... send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your monday morning. minimum wage workers in johnson county are earning more than the rest of the state. the county minimum wage is now 8 dollars and 20 cents. the next increase will be next may and will boost the minimum wage to 9 dollars and 15 cents. the final increase will take effect january 20-17 and will bring the wage to 10-10 per hour. today is businessman bruce harreld's first day on the job as the university of iowa's new president. the board of regents hired him on september 3rd. they chose him over three other candidates that had more education experience. some groups at the university have demanded the board reconsider its choice. and the kansas city royals are the 20-15 world series champions. the team came from behind, down by two runs in the ninth inning to tie the game against the new york mets. then won, seven to two in extra innings. catcher salvador perez takes home the m-v-p title. now, one last lo

lucas: (lucas will write) lucas: we're looking at iowa dot maps here on 511 i-a dot org and right now roads are just partially covered throughout central iowa. as you can see from the d-o-t cameras much of the snow is still melting on the roadway, there are a few spots that are slow- going and we're hearing visibility is becoming an issue. if we zoom out on the map, though, we see a different story in north-central and northwest iowa where more snow has accumlated on the roadways. lucas: let's take a closer at this part of the state part of the state from local 5's part of the state from local 5's road warrior claire powell, she's live in story county, claire. claire: (adlibs about road warrior conditions) claire: jack: we're not just covering the storm here in the metro. to our north, many cities have been dealing with snow for hours. local 5's jacob pecklo is in clarion with more on how they're handling the storm. things really started to pick up around, and the snow became a lot more packy. so, as you can imagine, it was a busy day for snow shovelers and people who are lucky enough

dot that they support the project." 3 the road construction project costs around 5.7 million dollars in total.if the grant is received... 4.6 million dollars will b bcovered. the dot could vote on n at rereest as soon as tomorrow. 3 3 some call it "thrill hill"... the section of 25th street where two people were killed in an accident last week. councilwoman rhonda capron says concerned citizens have reached out to her about the dangers of that hill.capron says the area is a death trap... have to be. "i know thatatwe had a aill like that on 24th street and what we did was make it a green space, so we cut it off. you can't drive over it obviously, so maybe we can do something like that to make it safe."residents in the neighborhood are concerned more lives will be lost... and are they want to see changes made as soon as possible. 33 3 outh sioux city is nearing completion of a bike trail that will circle the city.work on the final phase of that trail is taking place along highway 77 near the walmart and hy-vee stores.this segment... which is a little more than a mile long... started at 21st street and will stretch to crystal cove. (moffet) says this final leg cost 65050thousand dollars to build.it will complete work on a bike trail that runs 14 miles around south sioux city. 3 3 it looks like two teens accused of stealing from a bank inside a local hy - vee store have reached a deal with prosecutors.19 year old heaven zevenbergen and 18 year old angelica perez...faced felony charges for conspiringngo steal money y from the security national bank branch inside the hamilton hy-vee store. prosecutors allege the two women... who lived together... conspired t/ stage the robbery.they say video taken during the saturday august 15th incident shows perez hidden behind a baseball cap and fake facial hair... sliding a note to zevenbergen who was a ller. zezenbergen then gave perez $10,000 from the bank. both girls will face a plea agreement and sentencing hearing december 9th... one heing will take ple after the other. 3 a sioux city man is accused of sexually assaulting a 13 year 3 20 year old alex anderson is charged with third degree sexual use.court t documents alleged that saturday night anderson made his way to the 5th floor i-c-u waiting room at mercy medical center... where he met with a 13 year old girl he knew.he's accused of kissing her numerous times and putting his hands down her clothing to touch her private parts.bond was set at 10 - thousand dollars. anderson has postedbond. 3 the woodburyrycououy sheriff's office is charging the teen responsible for friday's chase through sioux city and rural plymouth county with several serious charges.the sheriff's office says the 16-year-old boy is charged with felony eluding, 3 driving with a revoked license, reckless driving, possession of meth and drug paraphernalia and stop sign violations.his name is not being g leased at t ts time..a 16-year-old girl was in the truck with him during the chase and was injured in the crash at the end.she was treated and released from mercy medical center friday afternoon.her name is also not being released. 3 <> 3 as you just heard from chad... tomorrow's forecast calls for plenty of sunshine... but don't be surprised if you hear the city's tornado sirens at noon.that's because the city is planning to do short tests of those sirens.the city says the tests should last only 3 seconds each.they're being done because 15 o othe city's 32 sirens have recently had some new components installed... and the cityants to make sure they still work properly. 3 3 a group of students at east high and east middle schools are working to help kids in need.at tonight's school board meeting... the "teens 4 tots" group updated the board on their charity work.the group was established in 2004 to provide coats and toys to kids in need.that year they'v'v raised 25-hundred dollarar *this* year... thth've raised nearly 10-thousand 3 "this is just great example of our students working in the community, and our students supporting and helping others."the group will use the money they raised to buy coats... and will shop for bikes and other toys on black friday.so far... "teens 4 toto" has helped nearlrl200, three- and- four- year- olds o are in need. 3 3 the school board also voting to approve a deal with the city of sioux city for a piece of district- owned land on the northside.the city wants the land near lincoln elementary school as part of a project to reconstruct the dearborn bridge.that school is closing and its students are going to the new perry creek elementary on hamiltlt boulevard. 3 "we think it's just a great between the city and the school district."the dearborn bridge crosses perry creek along dearborn boulevard on the north side. 3 3 they agreed to three years of whole-grade sharing earlier this year... now the schools boards of marcus-meriden- cleghorn and remsen-union have decided what the combined schools wiwi bebe called.the school district will be known as m-m-c-r-u... and its combined sports teams wi be called the royals.the decision comes after a vote of the students in both districts... which was approved unanimously by the school board.the whole- grade- sharing agreement comes after months of negotiations between have struggled with declining enrollment for years. 3 3 families know when firefifiters go oa call they risk never coming back. 3 3 for families who face that reality... there's a little known national group that comes to their aid... and the aid of the victims fellow firefighters.our jaclyn driscoll has their story. 3 diana, larry the nebraska line of duty death response team assists in the ceremonies for fallen firefighters and while they go into each assignment knowing a tragedy has occurred, they find a sense of gratification, and build lasting relationships, with each family they help. 3 (**take pkg**)a rescuer a hero the one who goes in, when everyone else is running out: a firefighter. putting their lives on the line every day to protect their communities and while many liveveo tell stories of ward, some brave men and omen do not. (nana)by giving that ultimate sacrifice, laying their lives down in the line of duty a firefighter is remembered in the most that can be afforded to a firefighter in a funeral is allowed in a line of duty death because that person died on the job doing the job r his community." services for line of duty deaths are more than just saying goodbye placing the fallen, their loved ones, and "fire service brotherhood" in the spotlight, but it's those working behind the scenes who make it all come together. (nats)the nebraska line of duty death response team began in 2006. working on a volunteer basis, all ofoftheir services are free. heres no charge from our team to the family, or the fire department, or the community."each funeral takes a heavy toll on team member, carrying the weight not only of a grieving family, but a grieving brotherhood which they have all been a part of. "being the fire service you're already driven to provide someone a better outcome on their worst day. thihiis just a different level of that. it's a little bit more close to home because of who you're providing it for because it's for." "you don't walk into a fire station and a family and spend their worst moments for a week without 3 going away affected. every single time we walk away with a friendship that's not going to go away." (nats) these funerals, deeply rooted in tradition, can be overwhelming for loved ones the team responds with necessary resources to deliver the most honorable ceremony.and the most imimrtant job: constantly guarding the fallen. to provide that final sense of comfort for all, knowing they will never be alone until they reach their final resting place. 3 team members also help plan services for firefighters who die outside of the line of duty, as well as retired firefighters. and, coming up tomorrow, i'll show you how this organization helped a local mily. 3 coming up after the break in this week's edition of siouxland's most wanted...we'll let you know who marshals need your help tracking down... plus: 3 asman says: '...why giving a gift card this holiday season is making even more cents!i'm david asman with the fox business network... more coming up.' 3 "siouxland news at nine oofox 44, with larry wentz, diana castillo and siouxland'chief 3 3 tonight u- s marshals need your help finding a fugitive who's wanted for violating her supervised release.janelle brown is wanted by the marshals service for violating her supervised release on federal meth conspiracy charges.brown is 31 years old, 3 5 feet 6 inches tall, pounds. if you have *any* information about janelle brown... please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, textxt the keyword "t- e- n (all i i uppercase) 9- 9" and d ur tip tip411 (847-411). remember... the information you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 3 3 taking live look out over le mars tonight from our icon ag and turf sky watch camera. 3 there's a chance we might see chad's forecast i i i3 larry, diana and chad talk about today's weather and the 3 <

know of something you think we should feature on made in eastern iowa, email me at ashley dot hinson at kcrg dot com. iowa city recognized three young people from iowa city as lifesavers. they helped save a man who was trapped in a burning garage back in july. jazzy jones and her two brothers marquelle and javeyel called 911. a short time later, fire fighters arrived - broke down the door, pulled the man out and rushed him to safety. those 6 firefighters earned the department's lifesaver award. late last month the city presented them with lifesaving awards of their own. "they did the right thing, they called 911 and our crews were in good position to be able to, well, save the man's life. " jazzy says if anyone ever has the chance to do something like this you should do it. she also said she felt proud that she could help her community. people were encouraged to bring cans to a shooting range in hiawatha. this time they weren't to eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in

eastbound, if you are traveling over the who will will day even though penndot, or new jersey dot, dell dot, they will not be working but the lane patterns are probably a little different from the last time you visited for thanksgiving. keep that in mind especially traveling in the overnight hours. 422, 95, 202, all of the new patterns out there. eastbound on the schuylkill we will go for a ride, an accident near belmont avenue is off to the shoulder and then we will have that delay leaving town on the flip side and on the blue route, northbound watch for a delay right here near saint david, villanova interchange as we head up into king of prussia. then a crash in the neighborhood blue bell pike and morris road. are you ready? plug in that extension cord. ready, set, let's decorate. it will be a very kelly christmas, we will get you in the spirit of things. i want townsend me a picture of your house all decked out. here's what i need you to do, just post that picture to facebook, twitter, or instagram, and just use that hashtag fox 29 lights. we will scan and show those homes every day all

dot tested for the next three years. meanwhile the dot will keep stats on accidents to see if all plows will be outfitted in years to come. lukas people usually drink beey juce for its nutrients, but in the city of norfolk they'll be using the liquid for their roads this winter abc9's bria bell visited norfolk's city street and she found out how beet juice helps keep roads safer during in norfolk, if you experience icey or snowy roads with temperatures around or below 25 degrees, it won't be long until you see trucks spraying the streets with beet juice. according to norfolk, beet juice has been proven to work better than brine alone,.. by mixing the two, which helps in trying to keep the roads ice free. so effective, that the city bumped up its beet juice tank from 5,000 to 10,000 gallons in order to meet the city's demand. "on the 5,000 gallon tank, when it gogo ar empty, i would have to wait for i ito get down to o 000 gallons or less before i could order a refill and with this it allows more flexiblity to have more of a reserve on hand," said miller. the beet juice mixture is not only better for drivers, but the enviroment, as less salt is applied to norfolk's streets which means less road damage in the long run. "we find out that we use less salt so we don't have to go back and retreat and do some of thehe roads and intersections because of the effectiveness of this," said miller. though the new alternative to salt seems to be an all around better removal substance, some people are worried about possible staining as beet juice is also known for it's intense color. "you can wash it off your vehicles...any car wash with soap and water. it's not caustic or anything. again the sodium in the salt...the lorides are probably more damamang than the beet jui," said miller. jessica rae scott: remember go to siouxland matters dot com. for the latest on this morning's school closings. scott:we have e for the region. here's the stormcast hd now where low pressure will move through central nebraska and impact the area with heavy snow - primarily late this momoing into the early afternoon. tonight, the snow will taper off and we'll have gradually clearing skies. expect a cold weekend with high teeratures getting into the 20s on saturday. sunday, we'll tap into a more southerly flow and we'll expect a warming trend to occur into next week. today's high is 34 with periods of with clearing skies and snow taperinin off. the high tomorrow is 26 with mostly sunny skies. here's a check of the 7 day forecast where we'll have some warming after snow and cold conditions. jessica rae scott: later today...... thanks for tuning in and keep it right here on a-b-c 9...... thank for joining and the american music awards on sunday. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, a hotel srmed by a team of terrorists with guns and grenad

dot: hello. are you mrs. kyle ? mrs. kyle: yes, yes, yes. dot: i'm dot petty , and i'm a volunteer from plains, georgia.f we had snow on the ground like this, we'd be paralyzed for a week. we couldn't get out of the house. >> her schedule was grueling, almost as tough as her husband's. yet, through it all, rosalynn remained an earnest and gracious campaigner. mrs. carter: people ask me every day, "how can you stand for your husband to be in politics and everybody know everything you do?" and i just tell them, that we were born and raised and still live in plains, georgia. it has a population of 683, and everybody has always known everything i did. [laughter] and jim has never had any hint of scandal in his personal life or his public life. i really believe he can restore that honesty, integrity, openness, confidence in government that we so sorely need in our country today. i think he'll be a great president. ms. swain: grace hale, what was happening in the country in 1976 that these outsiders from georgia, who had not mounted a national campaign before, appealed to the public? dr. hale: well, i think t