currently united way provides funding grants to 65 programs at 38 local nonprofit partners. pam and way's funholiday week. veterinarians say now is not the time for sharing... especially when it comes to your food... alyana gomez shows us six things you shouldn't give to your pet try something new but don't let it be from your plate. your pets. "the best thing you can feed your dog is dog food" christina delgado is a shelter veterinarian and helped break down all the do's and donts when it comes to human food. "we don't recommend that you feed your animals stuffing. a lot of stuffing has scallions, is an anemia" because of the garlic that means mashed potatoes are contain grapes or raisins can be toxic too. add ham to that list as well. the most dangerous thing you could give your pet? bird bones... and yes that means turkey. "it can actually penetrate through the stomach or the intestines and can potentially cause a life threatening infection." so what do you do if someone else at your table falls for the puppy eyes? keep an eye out for the lethargic and quiet. then comes th

for the past 12 years, united way of central iowa has compiled holiday helping hand, a listing of volunteer opportunities for central iowans to help their neighbors during the holiday months. this years holiday guide lists 150 ways to volunteer or donate. this includes everything from serving holiday meals, to assembling food baskets, to serving our elderly population, or donating to food drives. many nonprofits seek donations of food, clothing, winter coats and toys for families in need. the holidays are the peak time of the year for volunteering, especially for volunteers who want to serve meals and deliver gifts. there is a great need for volunteers year-round for nonprofits, but he holidays are a time when volunteers can really make a difference for our central iowa neighbors. to download the holiday helping hand volunteer guide, visit www.unitedwaydm.org/holidayhelpi ngha nd united ways volunteer website has hundreds of year-round volunteer opportunities to help it's a double - milestone for barbie doll maker "mattel." see how its collaborating with a popular fashion designer... while

karen: josh, the united way has a different kind of outreach network. how is the united way going to fit into this piece and support the boston public schools? >> 4s, it is about the responsibility. students spend about 20% of their days in schools. the rest of that time has to be leveraged effectively. we work with 50 community-based organizations in the city of boston. under bosstem, it is us and in boston after school and beyond that will be leaving the charge to engage community organizations, companies in a meaningful way. really fill that interest gap and support the amazing work happening in the classrooms. karen: that is a very interesting point. kids do spend so much time out of school and on the weekend. you' ve got to find a way to get them interested in these things beyond just what they learned from 9:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. >> absolutely. you look at the biotech industry, which has nearly doubled in size in massachusetts over the last decade. we have to leverage that to support our young people. that is what we are t

'there are so many easier ways to enter the united states if those are your intentions then to wait in line and come as a refugee.' despite the security concerns expressed by governor branstad and others, carly ross says the des moines field office has heard from communities that want to embrace the syrian refugees. 'we have also received quite a number of very positive messages from communities across the state, including ankeny, ames, grinnell, iowa city, all of them contacting us to ask how can they help to welcome syrian refugees.' catholic charities is the only other organization in iowa other than uscri that resettles refugees 'i think its just important to remember that refugees are people that are fleeing persecution and terror in other parts of the world and theyre just looking for a safe place to move with their families and start their life again.' the organizations say they dont believe governors have the to decide not to resettle syrians because it would contradict federal immigration programs. the waukee man accused of a deadly shooting is in court today... 42-year-old br

channel 13's josh nguyen is live this morning from united way where they're trying to do just that. josh, united way just released their holiday helping hand list of the new college football playoff rankings are in and the iowa are right where they were last week. once again, they're at number five, just one spot out of the college football playoff...the whole top five is unchanged...clemson, alabama, ohio state, notre dame, and iowa. oklahoma state moves up to six, oklahoma to seven...the big twelve still suffering the effects of a back- loaded schedule at this point. ohio state plays number-nine michigan state this weekend, so a buckeye loss could mean iowa has a chance to make the top four next week. the hawkeyes close out their home season on saturday against purdue...they could improve to an unprecedented 11-0... but get this...there are still more than 8-thousand tickets left for this game! how could that be? the ticket office says it's selling tickets every day. 4-thousand have been sold since last it is going to be wet at times and windy again today. it will be dry and sunny

the women's power lunch helps the united way raise money for scholarships for single parents. 3 "we have had great speakers over the years and as a committee we were looking at some of the names of who we wanted and delilah has been to the top for the last few years. she has always come up as a person of interest and so this year we said she's come up to the top and we are excited to have her. ."the 2016 women's power lunch is scheduled for april 27th at the marina center in south sioux city, with a 10-30 meet and greet for vips and the luncheon beginning at 11-30. tickets start at 55 dollars... or 130 dollars for the vip meet and greet with delilah. we've got the information on how to buy those tickets in this story on our website, siouxland news dot com. 3 it's probably the greatest unsolved mystery in sioux city's history. 15 bodies found buried along the riverfront. and no one knows are. 3 the bodies were un-earthed when i-29 was first built through sioux city in the late 1950's. they were found just down the hillside from where the sergeant floyd monument sits. 3 "a group of people

nfc, afc, offensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united waymillion little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, november 30th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." the gunman accused of killing three people during a standoff at a colorado planned parenthood clinic makes its first appearance in court while the shooting puts the organization in the middle of a new debate. >>> world leaders converge on paris, hopeful to reach a historic agreem

united way leaders say about 35 percent of all central iowans are living in poverty. opportunity summit participants are working to reduce that number drastically in the near future. organizers say the 4 main issues facing the community living in poverty are education or job readiness... access to affordable housing...food insecurity and systematic leaders say it starts with helping kids. "children that are living in poverty by the age of 4. hear 30 million fewer words than... its hard for them to catch up." the summit wraps up today... and the group has set a goal of cutting poverty in the area by 10 percent within the near future. kids in pleasant hill got a kick start to their morning...thanks to a local high school. students from east high school spent their morning visiting the shining stars daycare. the students are part of the school's "beauty and the beast cast." they sang a couple numbers from their show and then read books. the beauty and the beast cast performs at east high school november 12 through the 14th. still ahead on your news at noon. take a step d

the women's power lunch helps the united way raise money for scholarships for single parents. the 20 - 16 women's power lunch is set for april 27th at the marina center in south sioux city... with a 10 - 30 meet and greet for v - i - p's... the lunch will start at 11 - 30. tickets start at 55 bucks... to buy them... check out our web site... siouxland news dot com.that's all for now... >>> good morning. it is wednesday, november 18th, 2015, and welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including the new search for the mastermind of the paris terror attacks. scott pelley and elizabeth palmer are at the scene of this morning's violent police raid. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> two suspects have been killed, about a half dozen have been arrested. >> war against terrorism. >> president francois hollande called for a large coalition to annihilate isis. >> the russian prime minister said the best way to combat isis is to unite with the west. president obama said there's one catch. first, russia has to help end the syrian war. >>

the united way of central iowa wants to help. they just released their annual holiday helping hand guide. it has more than 150 local charities that could use your help. many charities are looking for volunteers to pack meals and donate time. if you cannot carve out a couple hours to volunteer, many of local charities will happily accept gifts of all sizes. "so, a lot of our families come through our holiday event each year and many of them tell us that the only toys their children get are toys they get through bidwell. so the those are vital... even to celebrate." if you are looking to help...there is a link to the holiday helping hand guide up right now on our website at who-tv- dot-com. and with the holiday season around the corner. there is event where you can shop and help raise money for a cause. what you can find at the junior league of des moines' gift mart...and the organization your shopping will help. forever grateful.. why a man says he owes his life to his dog.. an ogden man escaped a house fire this week... but it wa

the women's power lunch helps the united way raise money for scholarships for single parents. 3 "we have had great speakers over the years ananas a committee we were looking at some of the names of who we wanted and delilah has been to the top for the last few years. she has always come up as a person of interest and so this year we said she's come up to the top and we are excited to have her. ."the 20 - 16 women's power lunch is set for april 27th at the e rina center in sosoh sioux x ty... with a 10 - 30 meet and greet for v - - - p's... the lunch will start at 11 - 30. tickets start at 55 bucks... or 130 dollars for the v - i - p meet and greet with delilah. if you want to know how to buy tickets... check out our web site... siouxland news dot com. 3 a teenager from northeast iowa is pleading guilty to vehicucur homicide after the death of two teenagers from sac counun.18 - year - old trevor (photo) feauto of clarksville entered that plea to two counts of vehicular homicide in sac county district court. 3 those charges come from a crash near (breed - uh) breda last year that killed 16

the united way of siouxland made the big announcement today about its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, the founder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single momoer of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. 2016 women's power lunch chair christie finnegan says, "she's always come up aa person of interest, and so this year we said she's come up to the top. we e excite to have her and i think alot of people recognize who she is on the radio, they don't know alot more about her personal story so i think she'll have some great messeges to share that really tie in with our cause." the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south sioux city. tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fund scholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. jenna: preps are already underway for next year's orange city tulip festivalal. including the crowing of the new queen. ava grossmann was crowned tulip festival queen in a ceremony last night. she's a senior from unini christian highgh school. here s

a promise to local 5 employees if we were able to double the amount of money raised for united way... as well as increase our number of givers. jack: and while our boss gets his hair cut, you'll start to see some of the men of local five go the opposite direction. we are participating in "no shave november" stephanie: check it out-- the before picture. smooth faces. it's a cancer prevention, research and awareness initiative. we hope you'll follow along with our progress on social media... and consider donating as well. there's information up on our website, we are iowa dot com. we hope to raise 1,500 this month for cancer research and treatment. jack: what a day out there! chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang weather adlib: so far, november has ied the record high for november 2 set back in 1938! well, it looks like we can keep this indian summer weather going for a couple more days at least! stephanie: thank you for spending your jack: we are working hard on another great newscast for 6pm. watch for we're proud to say we are i

. >>> a "new york times" best selling author is helping to celebrate the united way in atlantic county, it was the sweet celebration if galloway, the fall event of the women of united way philadelphia and southern new jersey, it supports the success by six initiative that promotes early childhood very many. ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> joe's crab shack is the first major restaurant chain to try a no tipping policy, it's testing the idea at 18 spots across the country, restaurants will be pay aid fixed hourly rate and they earn $3.68 an hour, now they have not said what the hourly wage increase will be but menu prices at the locations will increase slightly for the added labor costs. >>> some of the finest craft artists are in philadelphia for four days to show off and sell their work, it's starting today at the pennsylvania convention center, 195 artists were chosen from more than 1,000 applicants, wood, glass and o

dry out this weekend but it's going to be cold as it's now looking like highs may only get the united way of siouxland announced their headliner today for the 16th annual women's power lunch april 27th. the speaker is one of the most listened to women on radio in the united states-- delilah. she's known for her soothing voice and distinctive blend of storytelling, sympathetic listening, and open heart. she reaches nearly 8 million listeners every week on 160 radio stations around the country. those attending will learn more about her personal story and how she's a single mother of 13 children. the women's power lunch chair says delilah's message message is all about never giving up. "the power lunch is so important because the cause actually is for single parent scholarships so it is all about improving lives and giving people a better chance at their future and so by having the opportunity that they can apply for these scholarships to continue their education to make them and their family lives better...we are so proud to be a part of this cause," said 16th annual women's power lunch cha

the united way of siouxland for the 16th annual women's power lunch. the speaker is one of the most listened to women on radio in the united states-- delilah. she's known for her soothing voice and distinctive blend of storytelling, sympathetic listening, and open heart. she reaches nearly 8 million listeners every week on 160 radio stations around the country. those attending will learn more about her personal story and how she's a single mother of 13 children. the women's power lunch chair says delilah's message message is all about never giving up. "the power lunch is so important because the cause actually is for single parent scholarships so it is all about improving livesesnd giving people a better chance at their future and so by having the opportunity that they can apply for these scholarships to continue their education to make them and their family lives better...we are so proud to be a part of this cause," said 16th annual women's power lunch chair, christie finnegan. tickets are on sale now for the event on april 27th. visit ktiv.com and th

the united way of siouxland made the big announcement today about its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, the founder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single mother of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. "she's always come up as a person of interest, and so this year we said she's come up to the top. we are excite to have her and i think alot of people recognize who she is on the radio, they don't know alot more about her personal story so i think she'll have some great messeges to share that really tie in with our cause." says the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south tickets are on proceeds help scholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. tim: next year's tulip court was announced for the 76th annual tulip festival in orange city and senior from unity christian high school ava grossmann was crowned this year's tulip festival queen! congratulations! this is ava and the rest of the tulip court. next year's tulip

very excited recipients. 3 benefiting kids and after school programs throughout the community, united way young leaders society's first annualal sports equipment drive was a great success. "we had a very good turnout. the community was very supportive and it's pretty exciting to think of the kids and the community that are going to be impacted by what was donated and what's getting distributed today." filling wish lists for each group, this sports equipment gives kids an opportunity to get active. "it's great because it gives us more stuff for our kids to do in the programs. balls, table games, stuff like that. it's something that's needed and our kids will appreciate that." and some kids already had big plans for the items their club received. "i personally like basketball a lot because i used to play it in elementary, and i like swimming and they got goggles here."while this may be the first drive, young leaders society says, don't expect it to be their last. "this was our first annual drive and based on the success of this one, i think we're probably going to do next year. hopefully it

the united way of siouxland confirmed delilah for its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, the founder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single mother of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fund scholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. " jessica rae: when we come back... you'll meet an iowa woman who spent 19 years of her life in a refugee camp in thailand. she'll share her story and why helping those in need is still important. stay tuned for more. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... jessica rae... and scott larson.... this is abc9 news this morning. " "" siouxland. the stormcast hd displays the potential for showers and mixed precipitation primarily happening this morning with cool temperatures as highs get into the upper 40s. tonight, we'll clear out the skies. we'll have sunshine on our thursday, but a strong wind takes over from the west and nor

the united way says there is a correlation between education and crime.ple who are more educated don't commit crime because they don't have to steal a bag of chips in a liquor store. we're heavy on education because we want to make sure our kids can go to college if you want to. >> reporter: are you optimistic that you can overcome the challenges that so many communities like this face? >> god never called you to save the whole world. that's why he has people working in different places. you have to find your niche of the world and do your best at that and to support and partner with others the best you can. >> reporter: thank you so much, naomi mcswain. >> thank you, too. >> woodruff: and now, to the race for the white house. we're two months away from the critical iowa caucus votes. political director lisa desjardins reports on the next phase for the republican field. >> reporter: the campaigns are now eight months in. >> thank you, and god bless you. >> reporter: eight months since the race for the 2016 republican nomination kicked off with ted cruz's

the united way of siouxland made the big announcement today about its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, thefounder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single mother of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. "she's always come "she's always come up as a person of interest, and so this year we said she's come up to the top. we are excite to have her and i think alot of people recognize who she is on the radio, they don't know alot more about her personal story so i think she'll have some great messeges to share that really tie in with our cause." says event chair christie finnegan. the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the mina women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south sioux city. tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fundscholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. jenna: and coming up after the break well see how a match made on tinder, ended up being a lifesaving blind date. (fred) tonight's ask fred question is "what is the latest date we have ever had our firs

live look at the ben franklin parkway from the united way building tonight. temperatures hit 70 today. and things could stay warm for few days. let's check in with meteorologist kathy orr. is this going to last? >> unfortunately it's not going to last that long but we will have another warmup in the seven day. so don't despair if you like the mild temperatures. i was looking back through the data. we hit 80 this month. today 70 and we're already halfway through the month of november. falling to 61 right now in philadelphia. 51 in the pocono mountains. 49 in millville. so you know which way these temperatures are going tonight. see that contour through new york and new england, that is the cold air that is sneaking southward with this back door front. it's going to move all the way down into the delaware valley so tomorrow a little bit of a cool snap before we warm it back up later this week. in philadelphia, 61. 51 as i mentioned in the pocon poconos. 60 in reading. clear skies overnight. temperatures falling. still seeing a mainly clear sky for your tuesday

leaders with the united way of siouxland announced their headliner for the 16th annual women's power lunch on april 27th. the speaker is a popular radio personality-- delilah. she's known for her soothing voice and distinctive blend of storytelling, sympathetic listening, and open heart. she reaches nearly 8 million listeners every week on 160 radio stations around the country. those attending will learn more about her personal story and how she's a single mother of 13 children. the women's power lunch chair says delilah's message is all about never giving up. "the power lunch is so important because the cause actually is for single parent scholarships so it is all about improving lives and giving people a better chance at their future and so by having the opportunity that they can apply for these scholarships to continue their education to make them and their family lives better...we are so proud to be a part of this cause," said 16th annual women's power lunch chair, christie finnegan. tickets are on sale now. visit ktiv.com and the link will be inside the story with more details.

we placed an order for 10 dozen for our united way fundraiser, but due to a mix-up, we got 100 dozen. we were on a sugar high. we had a lot of leftovers, and we are happy to tell you we've already shared plenty and even more are going to homeless shelters today. watch out for ipads flying across. shaina: that was a happy accident there. we are looking at i-35 and mills civic parkway. this stretch of road will be more crowded coming the next hour. enjoy the nice weather while it lasts. metinka says storms coming tomorrow. make sure you take kcci with you, stay in the know. sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel comp

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we placed an order for 10 dozen for our united way fundraiser, but due to a mix-up, we got 100 dozen. we were on a sugar high. i was passed out on the floor. we did have leftovers, and we are happy to tell you we've already shared plenty and even more are going to homeless shelters today. there was just a lot. shaina: when i heard she needed help unloading the vehicle i was like you are being a bit dramatic. elizabeth: finally today, what a great story you had last night, eric. if you missed it, eric's 'this is iowa' told the story of farmer rick meister from sac county. he truly loves what he does. and that's saying something, because last october he had an accident with his combine and lost both legs. but less than one year later, the 55-year-old was back in the driver's seat of his tractor. that story is online now at kcci.com. take a look. eric: humans have about 10-12 pints of blood. he lost 8 of them. that was crazy. but this fall, his family helped him back in the cab. the day we but he said he did spend time , the one that took his legs,. shaina: we will have a look at i-35 an

that is a live lot a ben franklin parkway from the united way building. >> we asked how people like theirtmeal and man, have people been responding. lets get right to these, some tweets we have gotten from everyone this morning. let's see them. here we go angel says i like peanut butt inner my oatmeal don't judge me. i have never heard of that one. brown sugar, butter and blueberry jam, homemade, of course. not irish but good. >> yeah, good. >>> and man lux says butter with a little sugar, southern style. butter with sugar. that is how we do it in the south. >> this person says, nate 357, when i cook my oatmeal i put almond milk, blueberries, brown sugar, butter lots of love. >> it seems like people when they make their oatmeal like brown sugar not just regular white sugar you throw in there and it is brown sugar. have you heard that brown sugar, baby. >> no, we can play that do you like that songy like rolling stones song brown sugar as well. >> any more tweets. >> yeah, more with the picture. thinks one chris loves it it says, i simply like willal monday, blueberries, fresh sliced banan

we are looking live from the ben franklin parkway from the united way building. random tosses to you but we will get to that in just a minute because vatican made it official, holiday season is underway. check out the christmas tree now standing in st. peters square. it was imported from germany, and officials symbolizing the the unprecedented positions current pope francis and pope emeritus benedict xvi, the tree will be adorned with 1200 decorations, hand made, by children, suffering from cancer, by the way. sue, thinks a symbolic, and poignant pick, sue serio. >> a lot of meaning. >> with every little thing. i like that. >>> we've got temperatures that are a little bit cooler then they were yesterday but it feels even chillier, rain is gone and the wind have pick up. so it is 57 degrees in philadelphia a. forty-seven in mount pocono. fifty-six in trenton. only 48 in reading. that chillier air will be moving in all during the day from the north and west so we will probably instead of seeing temperatures rise during the the day we will see them drop. so this may

. >> this is ben franklin parkway from the camera on top of the united way building. >> i have one request watching, tweeting chris, commending him on his musical taste. slow down because that makes him think he can pick every song in the show and i have to sit here and listen to people like the zombies. >> i don't know anything about the zombies. >> you are learning. you are teaching me about meek mill and drake songs, neighbors know my name, stuff like that but most of the songs that you love and i'm learning to love by drake and others. >> yes. >> we cannot play a lot of it because of the bad word that they put in there. >> that is why we get to hear your music all morning is that what you are saying. >> kinda. >> your mission miss lauren is to find the clean ones and then we will get equal time. we are looking at ultimate doppler radar, nothing there. no precipitation, but eventually we will get a taste of this mess, in the middle of the country, severe thunderstorms, moving through southern illinois, heading toward indiana a but the big problem is in texas, around the dallas area. thi

we are live at ben franklin parkway across the united way building.e warren what a beautiful day yesterday. >> it is perfect yesterday. you step outside, heading to thanksgiving dinner, it was 60 . another warm one today but may in the be bright sunshine that we had yesterday. we are seeing it clear in philadelphia we have dense fog advisory in new jersey, new castle county, delaware, fog is more widespread now and it has lasted two hours, thatting fog is spreading so visibility can be reduced quickly. down in the roadways quickly drop to a quarter mile. watch out on those roadways this morning. more included this afternoon getting warmer but we have rain coming in. here it is right now looks impressive. winter weather to the north, heavy rain to the south with flash flooding. by the the time it gets here it will fall apart and weaken. storm going to the north. not holding together all that well but there will be rain coming in. timing looks like it is throughout the day, saturday, today we have mostly clear skies, we will be seeing a few more cloud,

. >>> live lot ben franklin parkway from the united way building camera. sue serio, good morning to you. other famous birthdays, joe biden is 73. rocker joe walsh is celebrating, we will rock joe walsh later. >> yes, very soon i'm sure. we will give you the philadelphia marathon forecast. we have tweaked the temperatures a little bit. it may be around 40 degrees instead of 36 when you arrive at 5:00 in the morning on sunday. still cold. coming from the suburbs to do the run it will be in the 30's, 42 degrees by the time the race begins at 7:00 and while the first part of it is happening by noon at 45 degrees, plenty of sunshine at least on sunday. so wear that sun screen. even in cold temperatures, you need it. 55 degrees in philadelphia a right now, 44 in mount pocono. fifty in allentown and pottstown and 55 in wildwood, millville, atlantic city. fifty-two wilmington. the these temperatures are chillier then yesterday but still well a a above where we should this be time of the day and this time of the year but wind will make it feel colder out there then

that camera you are seeing is top of the united way building, looking at that aforementioned ben franklin parkway. what a beautiful morning. >> yes. >> hi, sue serio. >> my favorite street in the city. i have told you this before, based on the road in in paris. >> i just like to say that word. well, right now, we have cloud cover, all over the place, and no rain. that is staying to our south, although, it is coming close, it is in norfolk, virginia and moving maybe into southern maryland, possibility of some rain, in southern delaware before the day is through but for the most part it will stay to our south. we will see cloud spraying in this morning and a few breaks in the clouds this afternoon. it looks like this whole system and there is rain witt, we have dodged some rain, with this system not making it far enough north, high pressure will build in and keep it to the south. so, no rain expect in philadelphia today and, temperatures, are not as chilly a as they were a couple days and mornings over the weekend. temperature of 43 degrees in mount pocono, reading, 48, 47 pottstown. fifty-

. >> as you look live love park from the camera atop the united way building love this song. diego today, the high 68 degrees, with clouds, and not rain, but at least clouds. are we beating san diego weather today? >> we will be warmer than san diego. >> that's something to celebrate. >> that's a party excuse. later on we'll open up a bottle of wine, at chris' house. all right, we have mild air moving n been here couple of days, warmer weather pattern, on the east side of the jet stream here, waiting in the wings, though, some chillier air, but before that happens, we will be challenging some high temperature records we think on friday, if we get enough sunshine the record for friday, 79 degrees, i think we'll get pretty close to. that will can you believe that for the first week of november? >> right now, though cloud cover to show you for our area. disturbance to the south. that will be sneaking northward, over the next day or so, in fact, we jump ahead in the future cast to tomorrow. and we could see couple of scattered showers, in the morning, on thursday, tomorrow. and t

we have not been targeted in the united states in the same way. you just heard nima suggest that it wasn't the patriot act that did it. >> that's right. we have a huge number of programs that we have been running after 9/11, and we have increased cooperation between the fbi and the cia, and that's part of the problem on 9/11, the threats inside of the united states wasn't making its way to the right places. we overclassified things, and kept things in silos, and cooperation has tremendously improved since 9/11, and the american people themselves are much more sensitive of what needs to be done to protect from terrorist attacks. we have been fortunate in this country. often when we hear about potential terrorist attacks, the fbi has broken a ring, and our law enforcement community are the most sophisticated compared to our european allies, unfortunately. >> how do we tease out what happened? whether it was a combination of geography or luck, or actual measures that put in place that really you could point to and say, this was an effective thing tha

but inevitably you're going to find that they make their way to the united states. the fbi has got investigations in all of the 50 states. we've seen a number of arrests over the last 18 months related to isis and terrorism inside the united states. look. we need to resources and the tools in order to prevent the attacks and it's still going to be a challenge. >> the target selection, a crowded concert hall with an american band, a stadium jack packed with the current president of france along with the former, with houthousands 0 people there, and restaurant where people connect socially, meant to produce mass casualties. >> absolutely. and look, the weapons that they used, the ak 47s. we've heard eyewitness accounts where these guys were prepared with ammunition to reload multiple times. these guys were in there and they were determined to cause as many casualties as possible. >> yet we saw what we believe, what the authorities are all saying, isis kill 224 people on a russian jetliner two weeks ago as it was flying over egypt, 224. and tonight they're saying, the

how i change the way we talk about immigration in the united take them in? >> well the hemisphere quota country quota began and 76. in the pressyears about the border. by the late 70's. reform whichon legalize millions. that happened and 86 that it takes five to six years to get a congress. early 80's0's and it's perceived as a problem. in the hallway the heart seller has been in planes to the american public is that it is the civil rights act. we treat every country the same area people question why do we treatment of the same as new zealand? when i have the same 20,000? is kind of the perverse civil rights like you part seller that we have to treat every country name area we didn't treat every country the same on national origins. we treated them in a racist manner area but there are other ways to seek countries. contiguous united states or more people area and you have a long relationship with united date when you should not be held the same account. you have to treat everybody that way the name. that's a very abstract idea. >> jimmy carter was talking ab

but inevitably you're going to find that they make their way to the united states. the fbi has got investigations in all of the 50 states. we've seen a number of arrests over the last 18 months related to isis and terrorism inside the united states. look. we need to resources and the tools in order to prevent the attacks and it's still going to be a challenge. >> the target selection, a crowded concert hall with an american band, a stadium jack packed with the current president of france along with the former, with houthousands 0 people there, and restaurant where people connect socially, meant to produce mass casualties. >> absolutely. and look, the weapons that they used, the ak 47s. we've heard eyewitness accounts where these guys were prepared with ammunition to reload multiple times. these guys were in there and they were determined to cause as many casualties as possible. >> yet we saw what we believe, what the authorities are all saying, isis kill 224 people on a russian jetliner two weeks ago as it was flying over egypt, 224. and tonight they're saying, the

states is unclear because there's not a widespread group that isis can reside in here in the united states. the way this is in france where there are thousands of people with isis sympathies and hundreds of people who have gone to syria and iraq. >> and brian ross telling us is already well under way. what, if anything, might they learn from the investigation that might help stop the global threat of terrorism down the road? >> well, i'm not sure the investigation will tell us anything about how to stop it. except if we try to focus not on who the people were but why they were converted. why were they converted to this fundamentalist view of islam? this violent view of islam. the only two ways that we can stop this threat in the long term are, one, by going after them in their headquarters in their homeland, and destroying their organization, destroying their leadership. but two, going after them ideologically, cutting off the roots, getting to have our arab friends do the work of convincing other arabs that this is not true islam, this is in fact what the muslims call haram, not religious, it is i

hollande says he wants russia and the united states to be part of that larger coalition that he is talking about. is there any chance he will get anything in the way of cooperation between the united states and moscow? >> reporter: the mission -- ever since the summit of g-20 nations where vladimir putin met with president obama as well as meeting with erdogan. but the essential question here is will russia now aim its fair, aim its bombing campaign, announced about three weeks ago or about a month ago against isil forces? russia has been concentrating its bombing -- itsdz air campaign towards fighting opponents of the assad regime, and not necessarily isil forces. many of those opponents backed by the united states and its allies. president obama, the white house staff watching russia very carefully in the wake of the downing of the russian passenger jet over the sinai, and see if russia has a change of heart. one of the things that the united states believes is standing in the way of this, the white house and policy makers here is russia's questions about what exactly follows assad. and as they move towards a diplomatic resolution of the syrian

pipeline to be built inside the united states as a way of demonstrating that the united states is not only committed to making certain that its citizens have the energy that they need, but also have a clean environment in which to live. by making these speeches here in the united states, it's really a way of sending a signal to the r congress that the president is trying to do something about global warming and it would be better if the u.s. congress supported the administration as he head into paris in three weeks. >>s russian government is fighting accusations that is operated a state sponsored doping program. the report is being questioned which recommends russia be suspended from global athletics. >> rain fell on moscow's olympic complex, fitting weather for the current mood. this is a legacy from soviet days when doping scandals were common. those days seem to be back and russia could soon find itself cast out of world athletics. >> of course it would be an enormous blow. i repeat once again, we hope for common sense from the international association athletics federation council

. >> reporter: what is to prevent terrorists to slip into the united states the way analysts say they slipped into paris? the lehigh valley has one of the largest syrian communities in the country. >> you have to have compassion, but by the same token we look at the safety aspects of it and so the vetting would be very important to me. >> we still have to have our sense of security while inviting them in# r their security. >> he came from syria 24 years ago. >> helping refugees is a noble thing by our government. >> reporter: but he worries the latest wave isn't refugees at all but isis fighters and war criminals. >> to bring the ideas they were using in those so-called tough neighborhoods or terrified neighborhoods, this would use them over here. >> nobody wants to bring a terrorist intoou into this country. >> reporter: the lutheran family services resettled those refugees and says less than a third approved by the united nations and most are rejected by homeland security checks. >> our u.s. refugee program is built on the will. american people. and if that is not there, there will

the onliest mission in the united states. way back in the 1800s. they provide meals, shelter and service to the homeless people of new york city. i've been doing it since i was working with regis. when i first started doing this the homeless were mostly men. it was very rare that you saw a woman. hardly ever do i remember seeing a child. 95% of the people we served yesterday was women and kirn. >> it was by the way beautiful, really sweet people. >> if you want to figure out where to do some good this holiday season, one of the best places ever is the new york city mission. >>> nw has its entertainer of the year. >> again it isn't us. >> look who's on the cover. she is their biggest star of 2015. it's her final and fourth "hunger games." >> she's got a new one coming out called "joy." with bradley cooper. like their third or fourth movie together. >> she's in the "x-men." there are other entertainers of the year. >> these are runners up? >> yes. chris pratt and adele. >> hello. >> that would have been my vote. >> and finally amy schumer and nicki m

vago: what are different ways unit states needs to think about the climate problem? what are some of the investments that need to be made? howden's dod need to synchronize what it is doing with its allies? dan: or are two areas in particular. of have heard the department defense talk over the past year or so about really looking at inallation infrastructure in particular. this is where we are seeing the most immediate need to o make se adjustments as we plan going rward. frankly the department of defense is doing the same thing the private sector is doing across t the board, they can really hard about the implications of climate change. as a result eod is already considerining what kind of implications it has for planning in places like norfolk. for future installations and making sure it is well protected it and making sure the forces that use those installations will be ready to respond when necessary. vago: it will put a budgetary challenge on the department, won't it? en banc the extent of the challenge will depend a little bit on how much we are able to prepare