forces from four didierent countries freed the hostages from multiple villages during a three day eration in late november. the raids killed more than 100 extremists, and authorities arrested another 100. police in three cities are investigating gunshots that happened overnight. within a six hour time span,n, police resesnded to reports of gunshots in cedar rapids, dubuque, and waterloo. some only caused property damage, but there was at least one person hurt. that was about eight o'clock last night in cedar rapids. police say it happened in the 16 hundred block of b avenue northeast. they didn't find any victims there, but they did find a vehicle with bullet holes. and while police were at the shooting scene, they say a 19 year old man showed up at st. luke's hospital with a gun shot wound in the arm. he's expected to be okay. then aroundnd0:30 last night, dubuque police found shell casings and some property damage from gunshots. police say bullets hit the house at 611 university avenue. people were inside, but no one was hurt. and around 1:45 this morning, waterloo police responded to t

(gfx 2 in) registration requires a person's namam mailing adadess and d emaiai each erator will be given an registration number that must be displayed on every drone owned. while the drone industry has been largely supportive of the effort, the academy of model aeronautics said it's, "disappointed with the new rule..." - adding it "makes the registration process an unnecessary burden for our more than 185,000 members who have been operating safely for decades."(gfx 2 out) others have questioned the faa's decision to charge a $5 drobac is a lawyer who advocates for the drone industry. (drobac sot) (13:17:28) "to suggest that this doesn't create disincentive for consumers, to sign up for a registry, i think would be somewhat naive." 3 still to come on siouxland news at 5... 3 in tonights healthwatch we will take a look at new data which suggests the risk of autism nearly *doubles* for children whose mothers take anti-depressants during pregnancy. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports

. >> reporter: the driver in this white jeep made an eratic turn, investigators saying trying to avoid police slamming into the curb, hitting a man walking along the median and even if both air bags went off, police say the two teens inside jumped out and ran off. >> a lot of noise. i saw many police, maybe seven cars, maybe nine. >> reporter: mass state police say it started on mystic avenue friday afternoon. a trooper ran the jeep's plate and it came back stolen from melrose. the trooper followed the car and the police say when the sped off turning on lombardi way and he hit the man and the driver and the teenage passenger ran off but police quickly found them and arrested them. for hours, the investigators snapped pictures and collected evidence while shop owners in the evidence grew concern about the chaos and say this is a busy area with people walking from the "t" to the shopping center so it could have been worse. >> i'm glad there was not a lot of people out there. that is incredible. okay. >> the man who was hit, a 26-year-old from somerville, he was rushed to mass general hos

injury,erate or severe the recovery takes longer. was the factors that lead to this prolonged recovery? young people are more susceptible. means it takesns isger to recover it also that if you have had one concussion, you are much more likely to have a second concussion. is not only bad in itself what it does for the future of the athlete. predictors of prolonged recovery. amnesia and loss of consciousness are particularly profound ones. if you have those see you are likely to have a very prolonged recovery. the peak injury occurs during adolescence. from 12 to 18 or 19 years of age. there are important brain changes that occur during adolescence. two key things that we will hear about our pruning and validation. the brain consists of nerve cells that make contact with one another through point of contact called synapses. the brain works by overproducing synapses. is because of these processes going on that the brain is so susceptible to injury. thatf the tragedies is despite this enormous susceptibility we still don't have any pharm

health care pricing in general is quite erational. there has been scrutiny. if we are going to be honest what is public interests and how to get pricing. >> martin shkreli faced scrit six. there's a -- criticism. there's a lot of publicity, a lot of bad publicity. is it worth it in the end. >> if there's no public penalty other than being a whipping boy. many stream prices will not have a penalty yip. the only way i think we'll see a mitigation is with more bargaining power, and the public as a whole. we need a way of approving the drugs. certain an overview. >> he has suspended the price in the past saying the process has been suicide to develop drugs, and said this is a capitalist society, and capitalism rules. where does the truth lie? oath we have to play by the rules. it is more of a slogan than a fact. if you look at the research poisoners published only about 1500 come from the pharmaceutical sector, some come from the health sector, many are from the public, and they have a clear interest. more importantly, when you review the drugs that are approved.

trail left behind, federal sources tell abc news that syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik were erations their digital, and they managed to recover some information on farook's phone including pictures of this high school in san bernardino. farook visits there twice as an environmental inspector. they told authorities that they planned an attack there at the school back in 2012 but got cold feet and the fbi and farook discussed terrorism two years ago before they were engaged and before she was granted a so-called fiance visa to come to the u.s. >> they don't usually ask the intelligence to look at emails when someone applies for a visa, there are just too many of them. >> they are looking into whether they were matched up online specifically to do something like this in the u.s. >>> thank you, it's another day of protests in chicago as the unrest continues after a white officer shot and killed a black teenager. they laid on the ground for 16 minutes to represent the number of times officer jason vandyke shot laquan mcdonald last year, they released video of the shooting last month and t

. >> you've erated with unlimited power and no supervision. that's something the world can no longer tolerate. >> i know how much bucky means to you but stay out of this one. he will only make this worse >> are you saying you will >> there will be consequences. >> captatain, if you can't accept limitations. we're no better than the bad guys. >> that's not the way i see it. >> sometimes i want to punch you in your perfect teeth. >> i just want to make sure we consider all of our options. people that shoot at you usually wind up shooting at me, too. >> what do we do? >> we fight. >> sorry, tommy. you know i wouldn't do this if i had any other choice. but he's my friend. >> so was i. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. well done. "captain america, civil war" opens in theaters may 6th. unbelievable. thank you, gentlemen. you can see the full trailer on our youtube page at jimmy kimmy live. we'll be right back with krysten ritter [ cheers and applause ] ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didndn't tell aunt alice was co

well, i think that we are moving in the right direction, and the notion of putting the special op erators in theater t take out the high-value targets is positive. going after the revenue sources such as oil tankers or trucks, it is positive. we could still be more aggressive in pursuing that the oil infrastructure which fuels isis and the local e e on conmy, but the footprint has shrunk, but popping up in places like libya, and we are moveling in the right direction, but albeit, showily. >> you nknow the criticism, because you are bracing for it, and originally the president said 50 special operations forces would be deployed inside of syria, and now another 200 base based in iraq, and they will go into syria and that is going to be bringing it up to the 250, and the phrase mission creep comes to mind. are you concerned about that? >> well, it is a commander in chief who has been very slow to grasp the magnitude of the problem. he assessed them at one point in time as the j.v. time, and we know that is not accurate. but i think that we have to degrade and destroy isis, and we are on the

the matter shall be removed and considered sep erately. [inaudible] certificate of appropriateness. >> wish to remove this from consent >> does any member the public wish to remove this from the consent calendar so it is heard on our regular calendar? you will hear it as a regular item, otherwise we'll just vote on it. if you wish to speak to this item, we will remove it from consent and bring it to the regular calendar. a member of the public wishes to remove. >> do you want that is the beginning or the end? >> beginning. >> [inaudible] third street. this was pulled off consent. >> is there a staff report on this? a member the public wish to speak you can come forward and speak now. >> my name is [inaudible] i own the building on 710, 712, 714, twenty-two street. i purposed the property may 2014. i unfortunately did not get previous communication about this development, i only owned the property for less than 2 years, so based on what i have seen i don't have the drawings, the historic nature of the lots in that particular corner if you l

i got elected and you're not going to believe what i did to the logo [ laughter ] eration logo is a success! trump's comments were widely condemned by democrats and republicans alike. including marco rubio, and speaker of the house paul ryan. even dick cheney, who doesn't exactly have a s stless record when it comes to treatment of muslims in the united states, had this to say. >> i think this whole notion that somehow we can just say no more mumuims, just ban a wholol religion, goes against everything we stand for and believe in. >> seth: trump has pulled off the impossible. he's managed to make dick cheney look like a moderate. [ laughter ] and true story, they unveiled dick cheney's bust in the senate this week and then pushed it all the way against the wall, because no one is to the right of dick cheney. [ laughter ] when it comes to first amendment violations, trump didn't stop at freedom of religion. in a speech on monday, he also called for unprecedented censorship of the internet. >> we're losing a lot of people because of the internet. and we have to do something. we have to go see

off "dancing with the stars" still recovering from that scary condition that landed her in thehe erating room. abc's linsey davis is back with her story. >> reporter: this morning, r&b singer tamar braxton is thankful to be alive after undergng surgery to have her rib removed. >> oh, you know, i'm'm blessed number one, beyond measure. >> reporter: sharing on her talk show "the real" that while she's feeling better, she's still nowhere near a full recovery. >> i'm definitely on the mend. some days are, you know, really tough like yesterday was a little tough, y'all. i could not get out of bed. >> reporter: just last month braxton was forced to leave "dancing with the stars" early because of what doctors thought was pneumonia. >> she's in the hospital right now. >> it just hurts. >> reporter: then a shocking meback just in time for the competition but immediately after she instagramed to her fans that her doctor found blood clots in her lungs writing "with a heavy heart i regret to inform you that my season on 'dancing with the stars' has come to end" but then after the blood clots cleared

the new york attorney general's office won a ruling in which they had to force them to cease their erations. the appeal is being considered by the courts. we are being led to be aware that these courts will left draft kings and fanduel continue their operations while this appeal takes place. comcast nbc universal is an investor in fanduel one of these daily fantasy sites. back over to you. >> all right. so the fight lives on, i guess, and so do the sites until they can get this worked out. >> dom, thanks. >> about ten minutes to go before the closing bell right across the screen across the major indices here. >> we may have seen the effect already but art cashin walked by 400 million to buy, $400 million to buy as we head into the close. >> the dow still down more than 300 points. it will be interesting to see if this has an impact on this kind of a day. >> when we come back it is friday that could only mean we're due for a visit from davis darst. find out if he think you should be buying december's dip after this. >>> all right. six minutes left here with the dow down 322 points. joining u

there's no doubt it was sort of it erational thing that wasn't clearly along those lines, but emanated from a generational thing relative to sort of the millennial thinking and the libertarian thinking about civil liberties and what the n.s.a. was doing relative to bulk collection. sorry, it was, i'm absurd. absurd. that we did away with bulk collection. absurd. absurd, absurd. just the most ridiculous -- walter: how do you really feel about it? senator corker: he get rilely angry to think -- i get really angry to think about the fact that this person who betrayed our nation helped create this atmosphere of us not protecting our own citizens. after that event i went out and spent four hours at the n.s.a. and walked through the bulk collection program. obviously we had lots of other encounters with n.s.a. during that time to understand what was happening. are you kidding me? we had 22 people total who could access materials and they had to go through all kinds of levels to ever access -- by the way, one in two, three hops out. now the data's going to be stored. how many thousands of peo

the matter shall be removed and considered sep erately.rtificate of appropriateness. >> wish to remove this from consent >> does any member the public wish to remove this from the consent calendar so it is heard on our regular calendar? you will hear it as a regular item, otherwise we'll just vote on it. if you wish to speak to this item, we will remove it from consent and bring it to the regular calendar. a member of the public wishes to remove. >> do you want that is the beginning or the end? >> beginning. >> [inaudible] third street. this was pulled off consent. >> is there a staff report on this? a member the public wish to speak you can come forward and speak now. >> my name is [inaudible] i own the building on 710, 712, 714, twenty-two street. i purposed the property may 2014. i unfortunately did not get previous communication about this development, i only owned the property for less than 2 years, so based on what i have seen i don't have the drawings, the historic nature of the lots in that particular corner if you like, they go al