it made an emergency landing in chattanooga a short time later. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders has been looking into what happened during this morning's flight. he joins us live this midday from the eastern iowa airport. forrest... it's been a long day for passengers on board 760. they expected to be here at the eastern iowa airport around 8:00 this morning. instead, they're waiting for a ride in chattanooga. tired travelers on the tarmac. that's what you see in these viewer photos after allegiant air 760 was forced to land about an hour and a half into the flight. passengers report they had to leave the plane with all their belongings and wait it out, stuck in chattanooga, tennessee. for some, it's been frustrating. "very. we've been gone for a week and i kept thinking, 'we're almost home, we're almost home'." passengers tami and her daughter mya were headed home to the montezuma area after a dance event in florida.while facetiming us from the chattanooga airport, tami little over a half hour into the flight. "we heard a crazy sound underneath us. i

in this chattanooga case it was complex because of the mental illness and drug abuse. >> to figure out an individual particularly when there is a history of mental issues or substance abuse it has to be incredibly comp caughted. >> it's not only intent but determining the mental state of the individual. in murder cases we say if someone commits an act of mass murder the judge will say is the person mentally competent to have committed the act or should they be committed to a mental institution. in terror cases when someone commits an act of murder we want to say he is muslim, there we understand his motivation. i think this is similar to a murder case. we are saying we don't understand why he did what he did. for an individual who might have had bi-polar disease or substance abuse problems. we can't immediately discern whether it is a terror act. this is pretty simple if he has these problems how confident are you in knowing what his mind set is. >> what do you say to those who say this is political correctness or there is a political motivation to not label something as terrorism beca

so the pilot decided to land in chattanooga, tennessee. allegiant says the plane did have a problem with its right engine. kcrg tv nine's dave franzman is at the eastern iowa airport tonight. dave, did any of those allegiant passengers seem shaken up? chris, no more than you might expect for someone going through an experience when a loud noise shook the plane and the crew made a precautionary landing less than 10 minutes later. passengers on that cedar rapids-bound flight say the landing in chattanooga was a bit rougher than usual. but all praised the pilots and crew for keeping people informed of what was aircraft and made the return to cedar rapids with a landing just a few minutes after two o'clock this afternoon. that was about six hours behind schedule so the returnees were more weary than worried. "being stuck in chattanooga, it's smaller than this airport, like being in disneyland had to wait an hour for a sandwich... didn't get to ride anything." allegiant airlines offered all the inconvenienced passengers a 100-dollar voucher for

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has determined that that chattanooga shooting jeff just mentioned was terrorism, the navy said today that four marines and a sailor who was killed and a marine who was wounded will all receive purple hearts. homeland security was the focus last night at the republican presidential debate in las vegas. 18 million people watched it on tv, and major garrett was there. >> marco knows what he's saying isn't true. >> reporter: first-term senators marco rubio and ted cruz spard over congress' decision toned the government's bulk collection and storage of phone records. rubio opposed ending the program, and cruz supported it. >> that tool we lost, the metadata program, was a valuable tool that we no longer have at our disposal. >> the old program covered 20% to 30% of phone numbers to search for terrorists. the new program covers nearly 100%. stop act of terrorism and he knows that that's the case. >> i don't think national television in front of 15 million people is the place to discuss classified information. >> reporter: the spat signaled rising tensions between the two as they vie to cha

a flight on the way to cedar make an emergency landing today in chattanooga, tennessee. the allegiant plane reported engine problems after leaving orlando. emergency crews from the airport and the chattanooga fire department scrambled to prepare for the emergency landing. the plane was able to land safely at the airport. there were 156 passengers plus crew members on board. passengers say they heard a loud 'pop' after about an hour in the air and almost halfway through the flight. s/ audra mccullough/ passenger :12 "so we are on the plane and it sounded like we hit something, the lady in the seat was like i think an engine went out and it sounded like a big bang, we kind of thought that we hit a bird or the engine went out." allegiant sent in another plane at noon to fly the passengers to cedar rapids. a fire engulfed a hotel in downtown dubai hours before a large new year fireworks display was set to start nearby. witnesses said large flames shooting skywards covered the luxury hotel. nearby, hundreds watch fireworks. the fire started on the 20th floor of the 63- floor

after the attack in chattanooga he said terrorism was more of a political act." neither the fbi nor the u.s. department of justice would talk to us about what meets the threshold for terrorism based on their definitions. terrorism expert emerson says back to the same place[emerson sot]"political correctness." news. 3 3 taking a live look over downtown sioux city tonight on sky watch camera.you knew it wouldn't last forever. chad says a change in the weather is coming. his forecast is next. 3 this holiday season you're likely to hit the highways; before you go, make sure you do a quick check of the basics to get your ride ready. up first is the old stand by; windshield wiper blades. cold weather, rain and snow can make a mess; fresh wipers clean it up easily. oh, and don't forget to top off your washer fluid too. another thing to pay attention to is air pressure in your tires: you can lose a pound of pressure for each 10 degrees outside: make sure you use the psi listed on the decal in your door jamb. last quick thing to look over is your engine anti freeze; while

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after the attack in chattanooga he said terrorism was more of a political act." neither the fbi nor the u.s. department of justice would talk to us about what meets the threshold for terrorism based on their definitions. terrorism expert emerson says the controversy always leads back to the same place[emerson sot]"political correctness." i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. 3 doe's and diva's dairy is the iowa.we'll show you why... after the break in this week's hohotown farmer."3 hometown farmer is brought to you by bomgaars." 3 in northern siouxland...they milk a lot of cows.in southern siouxland...they're milking something else.for "proud to be a hometown farmer"we're heading to doe's and diva's dairy...near honey creek, iowa. the *only* licensed goat t *and* 3 when you call jenna feldman's animals...they come running. "when they see running."when they see you coming, they just say 'mama, mama!' they want you to talk to them."first... yogi...he's *not* a big fan of strangers.yeti's old...i don't think strangers bug her too much.but the 21 milking goats the dogs

allegiant tells kwwl that the plane landed safely at the chattanooga metropolitan airport after 7 a-m. the airline says now the plane will be inspected to determine what went wrong. there were 150 passengers and 6 crew members on board. passengers will get on another flight this afternoon to fly to cedar rapids. and i'm sure the weather is nice in california. .. but here it is a bit chilly... let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center who has a first ad lib wx quick new year's eve will highlight thecolder temperatures. highs will only reach the low 20s in des moines on thursday, with teens to the north and partly sunny skies. we will continue to enjoy more sun for new year's day, but temperatures will remain cold with morning lows in the single digits to 10 degrees friday morning. the weekend will be quiet with sunshine and highs president obama is expected to on guns. the goal is to expand background checks on gun sales. the president has said he wanted gun related is not complete, but gun control advocates are expecting the new actions to be revealed as early as next we

you the other day on capitol hill i believe referenced chattanooga, and you have raised this issue of concern in the past. so i'm just wondering what your latest assessment is of how much it worries you? secretary carter: we don't know the reasons behind this particular shooting but the protection of our people, including our service people, and concern about radicalization including of american citizens living in america in the manner that we saw in chattanooga is a huge concern. yet another reason why isil needs to be fought and defeated in its heartland, syria and iraq, about which i have spoken a great deal. but it's a global campaign. including one that involves law enforcement, homeland security, intelligence, and other elements right here at home. that's the world we are in. and we need to protect our people in that world. >> and why is general dunford not here? secretary carter: i'm announcing my decision. i was the one who took this decision. i'm announcing my decision. i should say about general dunford, you'll have an opportunity to talk to him. i've talked to him extensive

from little rock to boston, to garland, to chattanooga. president obama's approach has been to treat each one in isolation. the ministrations has called the , nottrators moment wolves to be associated with former groups like al qaeda or isis because they did not receive direct orders from them. suspects,tigate any but they ignore the reality that our nation is under attack. what america needs today is that will be needed in the late resolves a first, firm to always protect american freedom at home. freedom that has made this the greatest nation on the face of the planet. second, we need moral clarity that starts with defining the enemy. third, we restore america's leadership in the world with a position of strength. how do we do that? first, we protect american freedom at home. americans no longer feel safe in their schools, workplaces, cities. this should not be the new standard, this is not the new normal. idi and i have two precious little girls, carolyn and catherine. every time i pick them up, every time i hold them in my arms, i want

american soil terrorism: the murder by mohammed abdulaziz of four marines and sailor at military chattanooga, tennessee in july. "to my mind there's no doubt the chattanooga killer was inspired, motivated by a foreign terrorist organization propaganda."directo r comey and homeland security secretary jeh johnson both spoke today of the fear americans currently feel, but assured the nation the country is safe. secretary johnson announced an update to the country's terrorism advisory system with a third level called a "bulletin"... ... aimed at describing current threat trends to the public. "we want to put in one place for the public to see what we are seeing concerning the homeland and what we are doing about it and what the public can do about it." president obama is set to visit san bernardino friday to meet privately with families of victims of the terror attack just released surveillance video showing a plane landing and skidding off the runway at nashville international airport tuesday night. southwest airlines flight 31 was traveling from houston to nashville when it exited the taxiway

so were the july 16 shootings that killed five people at two military locations in chattanooga, tennessee. today, for the first time, fbi director james comey, said the shooter, muhammad youssef abdulazeez, was also self-radicalized. >> there's no doubt that the chattanooga killer was inspired, motivated by foreign terrorist organization propaganda. we've investigated from thth beginning as a terrorist case. >> reporter: comey said before san bernardino shooter tashfeen malik came to the u.s., she only communicated about jihad using direct private messages and not publicly on social media. scott, that would have made it harder for immigration officials to see signs of her radicalization. >>> now, because the fbi has determined that that chattanooga shooting jeff just mentioned was terrorism, the navy said today that four marines and a sailor who were killed and a marine who was wounded will all receive purple hearts. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will list

mohammad yousef abdul aziz killed five people in chattanooga. president obama called it an act of terror. the police officers got into a gun battle with the suspect and killed him. chattanooga's mayor says they braff bravely rushed toward danger. >>> prosecutors say 24-year-old enrique marquez planned an attack on a community college with syed farook. the two also planned to shoot people along a california highway. marquez is accused of giving rifles to farook and his wife to carry out the december 2nd attack that killed 14 people. marquez is not expected to enter a plea until next month. >>> an updated bob mcdonnell corruption case. he filed with the supreme court monday, officially making his case for an appeal. he says the government's interpretation of an official action is wrong. he also criticized how the jury was reviewed before the case. last year mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of trading political influence for $165,000 in gifts and loans. >>> some high schoolers in virginia could be a step closer to getting new names.

over to the guard house, the federal guard house in chattanooga. that was a mistake. when the captain, who is escorting him, comes back, henry wurts has been beaten. he's been recognized by the men who were once in his care. during his transport to washington, d.c., they end up shaving the beard off of his face so he's less recognizable because 30,000 men lived through this. they recognize him immediately. they're the ones in trying to figure out who to blame -- there's a larger command structure at andersonville, but prisoners don't see that. they see henry wurts every day, and they tell stories of the dutch captain, one of his many nicknames. he's tried at a military tribunal in washington, d.c. from august 1865 until october. he's put to death november 10th, 1865. he's often described as the only confederate soldier to be put to death or tried for war crimes. that's not true. he's absolutely, positively the most famous. by the time of his execution, he's the third confederate captain to be tried and executed for war crimes in 1865. >> mr. leonar

you the other day on capitol hill i believe referenced chattanooga, and you have raised this issue of concern in the past. so i'm just wondering what your latest assessment is of how much it worries you? secretary carter: we don't know the reasons behind this particular shooting, but the protection of our people, including our service people, and concern about radicalization including of american citizens living in america in the manner that we saw in chattanooga is a huge concern. yet another reason why isil needs to be fought and defeated in its heartland, syria and iraq, about which i have spoken a great deal. but it's a global campaign. including one that involves law enforcement, homeland security, intelligence, and other elements right here at home. that's the world we are in. and we need to protect our people in that world. >> and why is general dunford not here? secretary carter: i'm announcing my decision. i was the one who took this decision. i'm announcing my decision. i should say about general dunford, you'll have an opportunity to talk to him. i've talked to him extensiv

. >>> five marines and a sailor who were shot when a gunman attacked two military sites in chattanooga, tennessee, will be awarded purple hearts. the military made the announcement yesterday. five of the six victims died in the july shooting. after the incident, authorities debated the motivation behind the attack, but yesterday, for the first time, fbi director james comey linked the shooting to terrorism. >> to my mind there's no doubt that the chattanooga killer was inspired, motivated, by foreign terrorist organization propaganda. we've investigated from the beginning as a terrorist case. >> the mother of marine lance corporal skip wells, one of the victims in the attack, spoke with the nbc affiliate in atlanta shortly after the fbi's announcement. >> i knew. i didn't need the fbi director to tell me. we all knew what it was. . the picture said it. you know, it's like lowering the flags. why does it take so long to lower the flags? >> still ahead on "way too early," a giant of women's soccer leaves the pitch for the final time. abby wambach on why she's leaving the game she's helpe

tens of billions of dollars of ordinary citizens didn't stop fort hood and didn't stop chattanooga.he didn't stop garland and it failed to detect the san bernardino plot. what the focus of law enforcement national security is a law-abiding citizens rather than targeting the bad guys we missed the bad guys while violating the constitutional rights of american citizens. instead the poll data program is emblematic of the bureaucratic tendency to gather more not better information which gives government tremendous opportunity for abuse as has been displayed powerfully by lois lerner's irs. like the fable of the -- and the frog government will do what's in its nature, a mass power at the expense of the people. this week we commemorate the 74th anniversary of pearl harbor. let it be a reminder that it's also not a lack of intelligence but a lack of perception. i cosponsored the u.s. a freedom act to enable the intelligence community to find prosecuting kill the bad guys while protecting ordinary citizens privacy. indeed under the u.s. a freedom act intelligence capabilities are enhanced.

after the attack in chattanooga he said terrorism was more of a apolitital act. neither the fbi nor the u.s. department of justice would the threshold for terrorism based on their definitions. terrorism expert emerson says the controversy always leads back to the same place "political correctness."i'm kristine frazao reporting corridor kids now have another exhibit to explore at the coral ridge mall. this afternoon, the play area re-opened with new features including a mini hospital. families gave their input about what they wanted added to the space - like a place to put shoes and new slides. the play area is open during mall hours. another new way to have family fun could be coming to the corridor. north liberty is talking with a local entrepreneur about building an entertainment center off penn street near i-380.the center would have things like bowling, laser tag, billiards and a sports bar.all of that would cost an estimated eight million dollars and could mean 250 jobs. a little joy this christmas. christmas.next on the fox 28 news at nine, the real effect

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we have chattanooga. you have garland, texas.ve boston that incident where the fbi took down a guy who they say was about to kill some police officers. that is four incidents in one calendar year. something going on here? >> what is going on here the context is growing radicalization in the united states and a surge in the number of terrorism cases in the united states and more than 50 individuals with some kind of isis link, many inspired by isis being arrested in the united states in just this calendar year and a quarter of them with aspirations or attack plans in the united states. this that isis has declared has really innenergized these radic in the united states and also they've been angered by these usair strikes against isis, as well. but you also have groups like al qaeda who are encouraging this kind of terrorist act through the internet and through publications which provide techniques for how to build bombs and remote control detonating mechanisms. with that chattanooga shooter back in july, he was actually partly ins

broader issue we have seen so many times, though, you the other day on capitol hill referenced chattanooga and you have raised this issue in the past. so i'm wondering what your latest assessment is of how much it worries you. mr. carter: again, we don't know the reasons behind this particular shooting, but the protection of our people, including our service people, and concern about radicalization, including of american citizens living in america in the manner that we saw in chattanooga is an enormous concern and yet another reason why isil needs to be fought and defeated in its heartland of syria and iraq. but it is a global campaign, including one that involves law enforcement, homeland security, intelligence, and other elements right here at home. we need to protect our people in that world. >> and why is general dunford not here? mr. carter: well, i'm announcing my decision. i was the one who took this decision. i'm announcing my decision. i should say -- you are going to have an opportunity to talk to general dunford. i have talked to him extensively about the subject. he is very kno

born and raised in chattanooga, tennessee. so this is serious business, the violent extremist tendencies. while we need to get its heart in syria and iraq, we need to recognize that this metastasizes elsewhere and protect ourselves and protect our people. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, secretary carter and general dunford. thank you for being at the hearing this morning. gentlemen, having just returned last week from a congressional trip to afghanistan, egypt and saudi arabia, with our mission, our main mission being the influence of isil in this region. i came back, and this is a personal observation, with the idea that we have to step up orac accelerate our strategies with the assistance of our allies of course. air power, sea power, boots on the ground. and one thing that was brought out was the sharing of intelligence information. it's not up to par. and if we can a accelerate with all of this power, with our allies, i think it would be one way to wipe out this barbarian group once and for al

chattanooga. wedding anniversary. sherry's a mom who adopted two fur babies. she works in a doctor's office so her everyday look is typically scrubs and a little bit of eyeliner. she says she only gets dressed up for church. let's take a listen to her story. >> best friends. hooray. this is going to be so much fun. i know you put a lot of work into your signs. for sherry, i have hoda hair. sherry? >> i'm thinking maybe straighten it and maybe some layers. >> okay, i think hoda will and you really want a change, right? >> i do. when i saw hoda's hair, you so me. i need some help. >> all right. so help is on the way. >> i feel you, sherry. i feel you. sherry's here with her husband joe. hi, joe. >> that's my favorite sign ever. >> is that real hair? >> keep your blindfold on for just a second, okay? here's sherry kelly before. all right, let's see the new sherry kelly. what? >> oh, my god. >> are you ready, husband joe? take off the blindfold, look at your bride. >> wow, stunning. just beautiful. >> aw. >> are you ready to see yourself? >> yes. >> spin right aro

our next lady is dawn, 56, from chattanooga, tennessee. first time to new york city. also celebrating her wedding anniversary this month. dawn works in an assisted living home so her daily wardrobe consists of scrubs and mascara. only really wears makeup when she's out performing as a clog dancer. i love that. a hobby she's had for 30 years. all right. she's here with her husband mike. let's listen to her story. >> this macked up sign light up our life with an ambush makeover. tell me what you're thinking >> i think maybe straighten her hair some, maybe a different little color would look good on her. >> nodding your head yes? >> that's fine with me. >> all right, we're on it. >> all righty. and there is mike. let's take one last look at dawn. >> don't turn around yet. >> and bring out the new dawn. >> wow. >> everybody looks great today. >> are you ready? okay, everybody, turn around. >> and you can take your blindfold off. >> wow! >> you look great. >> you ready to see that sassy look? turn right around. >> wow. >> that's not me. i didn't wake up like that. >> beaut

>>> now, because the fbi has determined that that chattanooga shooting jeff just mentioned was terrorism, the navy said today that four marines and a sailor who were killed and a marine who was wounded will all receive purple hearts. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos pea: it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get in on the action. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know. it's the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. >>> home

. >>> now, because the fbi has determined that that chattanooga shooting jeff just mentioned was terrorism, the navy said today that four marines and a sailor who were killed and a marine who was wounded will all receive purple hearts. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ;<@@ >>> homeland security was the focus last night at the republican presidential debate in las vegas. 18 million people watched it on tv, and major garrett was there. >> marco knows what he's saying isn't true. >> reporter: first-term senators marco rubio and ted cruz sparred over congress' decision toned the government's bulk collection and storage of phone records. rubio opposed ending the program, and cruz supported it. >> that tool we lost, the metadata program, wavas a luable tool that we no longer have at our disposal. >> the old program covered 20% to 30% of phone numbers to search for terrorists. the new program covers nearly 100%. that gives us greater ability to stop acts of terrorism and he knows that that's the case. >> i don't think national television in front of 15 million people is the place

she is from chattanooga, tennessee. >> good morning, thank you for taking my call. i think as far as the cruz,icans go, trump, and christie. those are the three i would like to see continue. host: why them as opposed to others? >> because christie is like a bull dog. he will get things done. i also believe if trump says something he will get it done as well. he is the only one that all candidates, republican and democrats, are jumping on his bandwagon. these issues would have been raised if it were not for trump. out of the three, i guess my vote would be for trump first. i would like to see a trump-cruz ticket. hillary should be gone. it was a blatant lie that she said trump is being used in recruiting isis people. we know this is a falsehood because if you do look at that video, which i have on my facebook, the recruitment of isis, it shows the video of obama and her husband bill clinton. it is horrible that she lies like that. that kind of person should not be running for president of the united states. the "new york times" looked at marco rubio and if he could w

. >> they were both transfer students in the university of tennessee at chattanooga. >> i was at chattanoogaas a friendly environment. like 22 friendly. >> i felt comfortable with the city. i felt comfortable with the roommate and it just felt rooid right. >> they developed a platonic relationship and one weekend corey invited molly to come to a party and she said yes. she arrived late and had a drink and then a few more. after a time molly felt dizzy and sick and headed to the bathroom. corey went to check on her. >> he was patting my face away and molly look at me. >> she said stay with me. and we talked for a bit. >> corey walked her to the bed room. and we started kissing and was like a hook up. she didn't feel right about what happened. >> there's no way i would have slept that i was not interested in or had no relationship with. at the situation of her roommate she went to see the counsellor sarah peters, the director of the university women's center. this is not an official report and i will not give you his name and all i will say he's on the wrestling team. molly got a call from pet