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getting kids to attend school can be difficult. when we come back....one iowa school took a new approach when it comes to tackling attendance. more homework follows you home as you move up in grades at school. one council bluffs school district took on a new approach another issue -- attendance. and they invited brian mastre along to see how it works. << we often hear that the habits we develop in school will often follow us in life. "this is the first time we've done this." council bluffs school administrators changed things this year. "congrats on your perfect attendance bud. look at what you get in your yard." instead of having an assembly or giving the certificate in school - they took the signs to their homes for all to see. this one belongs to first grader jayden campbell. rachel horton, school counselor: "i'm glad you were home jayden. are you going to try to get another one next semester, too? awesome. was it easy or hard to get it this year?" jayden campbell: "easy." school counselor rachel horton and other staff members a

attendant to the ground and scuffled with a male flight attendant who tried to grab him actual think makes contact with one of the male flight attendants. he went to go grab him and this guy fought his way out of the guys grip. >> air marshals jumped into action cuffing him and holding him in the back of the plane until the flight touched down in miami. police got on board and took the passenger off and now investigators are trying to figure out what's behind all this. the woman next to him told our producer he had what appeared >> so when he got up what fell out?t? >> the bottle. >> a bottle of? >> whiskey or tequilla. i don't know. >> and again he is due in court at 1:00 this afternoon. at this point he's being charged with inter fearing with a flight group. live in downtown miami, cbs 4 news. >> scary situation for those passengers, ted thank you. >>> six years ago today haiti t& was devastated by a magnitude seven earthquake. it killed more than 300,000 people and left thousands more homeless in the capitol city. among those killed were four students and two faculty members from

we're not against the attendance. it is unacceptable to let the terrorism organization join into talks. they cannot sit together with the honorable groups. if someone wants to see the pyd it should be on the syrian regime. the pyd which co-operates with the regime cannot be for the people >>> some groups have been invited but they have not officially accepted. they say they are seeking clarification on a few points from the u.n. >> translation: there are new things that are being discussed all the time. we are not here in riyadh to do nothing. we came to reassess these issues despite the negative decision, but this by no means suggest that there is a tendency to go towards a positive decision. the discussions are ongoing. they are constructive. there is no disagreement with the invitation which we consider to be very negative. there are vague and mysterious points. discussions are ongoing. we shouldn't be quick to take any position >>> back in syria recent gains by government fighters backed by russian air power has c

"congrats on your perfect attendance bud. look at what you get in your yard." instead of having an assembly or giving the certificate in school - they took the signs to their homes see. this one belongs to first grader jayden campbell. rachel horton, school counselor: "i'm glad you were home jayden. are you going to try to get another one next semester, too? awesome. was it easy or hard to get it this year?" jayden campbell: "easy." school counselor rachel horton and other staff members at roosevelt elementary drove to 38 homes over the holiday break to personally deliver the good news. super: rachel horton, cb roosevelt elementary rachel horton: "they're there from the first bell to the last. they're not missing any time at school. that's pretty impressive." (knocking on door of girl) rachel: "hi kourtney, surprise! you get your perfect attendance sign. we're so proud of you being in school everyday and on-time. you get to put this in your yard." super: kim anderson, kourtney's mother mom kim anderson: "she's a good student and hard worker. she's an amazing st

male flight attendants and went to go grab him and this guy fought his way out of the guy's grip. >> reporter: he took a seat in first class and began to yell sexually explicit comments to a woman and others >> he started using foul language and started flipping people off a really upset the flight attendants and became rowdy and loud. >> reporter: from here, the trouble escalated after a booze bottle fell from his seat. what fill out? >> a bottle of whiskey. >> they say it was a jim beam attendant bent over to pick it up, he shoved her from behind. that's when air marshalls arrested him. >> after being let off of the plane, he yelled more at police, kicking a miami-dade officer and hitting an air marshall. >> the official charges now are assaulting a federal agent as crew. >>> is a scary scene dramatic new images were tweeted out moments after 7 7 shelves collapsed. it was called out in case anyone was trapped. three people were treated for minor injuries we spoke to one man who was hurt. >> tell us what it was like when you were inside. >> scary. the whole left side of the wall i k

. >> after attending this training event, i can tell you i now know exactly where i'm gonna get more money to do more deals. >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-building workshop where you will learn his three-step system for getting started flipping homes and buying and holding income properties. >> the system can work for you even if you don't have any money or experience. now, if you have money and you're comfortable right now, in my opinion, there is no better place to invest than in real estate, and at the event, you're gonna be introduced to a couple strategies you can use to build including one strategy where you can earn up to 16% to 18% interest on your money, supported by united states law and backed

the wild rank 12th out of 30 teams in attendance. thats good. commissioner dave andrews says the wild aren't leaving des moines anytime soon. wild win on the road 4-3 in a shootout the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one candidate for president who has everything it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social security and medicare... or shut down planned parenthood... she'll take on the gun lobby... finally get equal pay for women... and stop the republicans from ripping all our progress away. so on february first, stand up for hillary. who knows how to keep america safe... and build a stronger economy... hillary's the choice... i'm listening to you, i'm fighting for you, and with your supp

the wild rank 12th out of 30 teams in attendance. thats good. commissioner dave andrews says the wild aren't leaving des moines anytime soon. wil on the road tonight at the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one candidate for president who has everything it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social security and medicare... or shut down planned parenthood... she'll take on the gun lobby... finally get equal pay for women... and stop the republicans from ripping all our progress away. so on february first, stand up for hillary. because if you want a president who knows how to keep america safe... and build a stronger economy... hillary's the choice... i'm listening to you, i'm fighting for you

again, this is for students who live in these attendance areas. that includes students both assigned to these school and those attending other schools on choice. allyson: looking more at road conditions, greenville public works and the sc-dot say there are no reports of any major greenville used a salt solution or brine on the roads instead of sand for the first time. studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems. plus, water run off. city officials say the other reason is because they constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. meanwhile, south carolina taxpayers are still footing the bill from last year's winter in terms of pothole damage to cars. in 2015, drivers who submitted damage claims to dot were reimbursed $727,000. the vast majority of those had to do with potholes. you can file a claim with dot if they know about the pothole and failed to fix it. if it's a new pothole not yet reported, official your responsibility to pay for repairs. geoff: the highway patrol says this weekend's winter weather played a role

anyone wishing to attend bushes rally should rsvp before attending. no charge, but they asked that you rsvp at this website.>>> we will keep winning. we will never lose. we are never ever going to lose. register and vote. i love you all. thank you. >> and another republican, donald trump, made his second appearance in nevada over the weekend for the 2000 people filling the reno ballroom. >>> the next republican debate is thursday. the republican caucus is february 23. >>> the republican debate will feature seven candidates on the primetime stage. two of them will be absent based on polling numbers. carly fiorina and rand paul did not qualify for the main debate. this is the first time that paul has not made the cut. he is vowing to boycott the event. fiorina will join two other candidates, mike huckabee and rick santorum in an earlier debate. >>> obama will speak about economic recovery in the ongoing fight against terrorism in his final state of the union address. white house officials say the president will keep a seat empty next to michelle obama t

back of the plane after escaping from a flight attendant. a news producer was onboard and saw it go down. >> actually made contact with one of the flight attendants, he went to go sort of grab him and this guy fought his way out of the guy's grip. >> a ski marshall followed a a detained him until they reached miami where he was taken to jail he went before a judge in federal court totoy. we were in the courtroom and have a report at 6:00. >>> we're getting a look, a closer look at a violent armed robbery inside a cell phone store it happened yesterday at the wireless store, 119th street. watch as a suspect pulls a gun on the clerk and demands money from the register. a struggle ensues between the we'll have a live report and more on the search for suspects at 6:00. >>> six years ago today, haiti was devastated by earthquake that killed 300,000 people and left thousands more homeless in the capital city of port-au-prince. among those killed was two students and two faculty members >>> bill clinton released this statement today on the 6th anni

it is free to attend. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. taking a live look from the kirkwood ski resort this >> dave: maybe getting some lower small levels later on as courtrooms and were getting moisture at the same time when the letter the day overnight holing happening the will be the start of your monday for a little bit of a gloomy start of that to the opposite of what we had yesterday skies of the deaf zero-letter today as colorful and then make things i hear miff thundershower greater satellite picture in the south there right now of what looks like to the east bay with getting some light rain shower with all this for now that will steer clear of the afternoon in ditches and the war in the forest and rosa at 4236 to about 0424 vallejo 47 down in san jose in listing these winds the case while the bill with all this afternoon hours which released its building right here at the house along the coast and then as and then from hamilton felix of wealth. early in tomorrow morning maybe finding a little wind had been coming in from the nort

one eastern iowa festival is using the cold weather attendance during a normally slow month. up next... this morning's weather wise question. teorologist kaj o'mara is up [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4gata for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. first alert storm team meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. clouds are moving back in today and will produce light snow later on. we may begin to see snowflakes as early as 3 or 4, but for most of the area it'll wait until into the night with a dusting up to two inches likely, with most places in the lower part of that range. highs reach the lower teens today. tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 20s. we'll stay in the 20s right up to the weekend, th temperatures actually ge

investigators say nayeri attended her classes. but investigators think the two iranian natives bonded over their first language -- farsi. lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's department: "nyeri speaks english, why he was attending that class, and again that connection, whether it's from iran we're not exactly sure. that's very much a concern for us." investigators say ravaghi inmates a map of the maximum security jail -- but denies giving them the tools to break out. the sheriff says the inmates cut through half- inch steel bars - snaked their way through plumbing tunnels and made it to the roof of the jail. then investigators say the inmates cut through barbed wire fencing -- tied bed sheets together -- repelled 50 feet down a wall -- and disappeared. lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's department: "we are coming after you, we are pressing forward and we will take you back into custody." i'm mary moloney reporting. a connecticut couple will be in court today after police say they locked their adopted children in the bath

sources have told al jazeera that they won't attend until their demands are met. we go live to our diplomatic editor james bays who is there. it's 10 o'clock in the morning. if any talks were to begin, they would have started by now? >> reporter: they should i think, under the original plan. that is not what's going to happen. i think the talks process is going to begin here in geneva but not the real negotiations because, as you say, the main body of the opposition are not here. they say they can't come they have demands before they're going to come here. we're expecting in about an hour's time the syrian government delegation to land in geneva and make their way to the u.n. headquarters in geneva by late here. in fact already the syrian ambassador in geneva and his staff are waiting for them in this building. the delegation will be headed by the ambassador of syria to the u.n. in new york. he was the chief negotiator two years ago when there were talks and he was very much blamed by the opposition for not being constructive and for the collapse of those talks tw

thursday and it is free to attend. the gop frontrunner donald trump will be in rock hill friday. he is holding a rally from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the coliseum. there is no cost to attend but seats are limited. >>> 8 other gop presidential hopefuls will be in columbia saturday taking part in the forum moderated by paul ryan each will share their ideas. it is at the vention center from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >>> the jackpot for the powerball drawing continues to grow. jackpot swelled to an estimated $450 million today. it will be the 4th largest powerball jackpot in history and there is a chance the number could go higher. tickets are on sale till 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night and you can watch the drawing before our 11:00 p.m. newscast. when it gets this high you are urged to play possibly. think about what you are doing before you lay a lot of money down. >> still ahead today on news 19 at 6:00 p.m. mother nature cooled things down and we are in store for jim gandy >>> you are watching news 19 at 6:00 p.m. with jr berry and darci strickland. >> chilly out there today. >> yeah. i

i like it here. >> attends the training sessions. muslim forces in the war, he lost his uncle and many close friends. his hope is that his children will never have to experience war. >> translator: there certainly an invisible wall in this town. i hope that by interacting through sports, that wall will disappear one day. >> translator: i hope that eventually, the local people will take over and turn that academy into a safe place where children can develop their bodies and mind through sport and by inter alktiacting with o people. >> for moto, sports means a lot than just competition. he hopes the project will inspire similar initiatives as well as in the world. nhk world, mostar. >>> time for a check of the weather. people across japan have been bundling up. meteorologist robert spet particul. >> yes, actually we were looking at record breaking temperatures across parts of western japan, ex tending through the japanese islands, taiwan, numerous casualties due to hypo therm mia because of the chilly temperatures. if you do not like t

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trumps cammagn people say there were about tweleve hundred people in attendance. that's actually less than his we've got you covered from the t-h media newsroom...shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. other republican candidates make stops in eastern iowa today -- including carly fiorina. she spoke at steamboat garden in waterloo this afternoon. kwwl's hillary maglin attended the event -- and joins us live with the latest. hillary? well mac -- fiornia greeteder supporters today right on time and spoke about lots of different issues... incluung the currenen government... her fellow candidates... and exactly what she'd do as commander and chief. she al touched on reforming social security... defeating isis and stopping the group from reforming... and enforcinnan immigration system that works for american citizens. after speaking for around 40 minutes... fiorina took questions from the crowd. she encouraged her supporters not to settle for any otter candidate... and to caucus for her. "i think we are being told to horrors of the abortion industry. i think we're being a

those who attended today's event were greeted by protestors. demonstrators say they are taking a stand and want to raise awareness about what they call - the abuse of circus animals. tammy britt/protestor a lot of people don't realize the treatment they endure to do these tricks for our amusement. i think if they knew maybe they wouldn't go. the group says they are not against circus itself ... meaning the acts such as juggling and high wires ... but oppose the use of animals. people are celebrating a huge milestone for donations. workers with united way southwest virginia celebrated with county leaders about surpassing the goal for the amount of money raised for this year. overall --- united way raised 1 point 5 million dollars this year. in the twin county area they surpassed their 100 thousand they did really good for the first time in the last 7 years we goal and raised a 110 thousand dollars in this community which will to serve non profit organizations this year, united way of southwest virginia is a volunteer- directed organization. they

host: have you been attending other events? >> we have. the nice thing about iowa is all the candidates come to us. we get to see them all. the: do you understand that rest of america does not get to sit next to a candidate, walk in, talk to them. >> we had a front row seat today. that's one of the nice things about iowa. we get up close and personal. we shake their hands, listen to them, look them right in the eye. the advantages of being the caucus state. host: will you be attending a caucus on monday night, and for whom? the ballot of counters. right now, i am undecided between ted cruz and marco rubio. host: and you have seen them both. >> we saw ted cruz this morning, marco this afternoon. now i have to make a decision over the weekend. what appeals to you about each of them? >> both gave similar speeches in terms of things they would do, in terms of making america strong again, in terms of tax reform, looking at the military, looking at how we build a future for our children. both are faith-based, which appeals to me. host: what do y

des moines register to attend? how will this affect fox debate? jack/lam: with republican presidential candidate ben carson this morning at the statehouse. and asked him about the election process. " there is a lot of manipulation, there's no question about that. i don't know if i'd go so far as to say that the entire process was rigged, but there is enormous manipulation. no question about that. is there any way for that to be fixed? about the only way it's going to be fixed is for us to put people in office who have real integrity. a lot of real energetic people who really care about the future of this country. i believe that our speakers at our caucuses are very passionate people. i believe they're going to be very effective." stephanie: with just four the campaign for months, presidential candidates have been flooding iowa. 15 candidates are still in the race to become president. and this week the state is on overload. aren't the only from the spotlight here in downtown businesses are the political tourists in for monday night. local shops and

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the hospital waits to be attended to.n the absence of the man may call the elder, it is unlikely they will get the treatment they need. al jazeera. >> brigadier general aaccuses him of embezzling funds and saying he is trying to hold on to power by promoting his family. he also claims that he used army money to set up personal militia, who is operators say include kidnapping. let's hear now from the brigadier general. >> by god we have had it with the constant violations, the assassination, the abuse, burning residents, demolishing them, forcing civilians to flee and elsewhere, i can no longer be associated and i here by disassociate myself from him and his irrational and illegal actions. here i say yes i used to believe in him, but no more, may god curse him against the libyan people. >> israel says it is going to take an year after fur tile land in the occupied west bank. another significant step for the columbian peace process, the government there has released some prisoners previously announced he would pardon 30 fro

geoff: thousands attended his rally in lexington. among them, his newest supporter. >> he's the one and only, the remarkable, the next president of the united states. geoff: that was south carolina lieutenant governor henry mcmaster, throwing his support behind trump. mcmaster is the highest-ranking state politician to endorse him. donald trump also hit familiar themes, building the wall, his self-funded campaign, and repealing and replacing the affordable health care act. >> he speaks his mind like it is. if you can't handle it get out. he says the truth and he's not afraid to stand american people. >> and you think we need more of that? >> i do. will stick up for the citizens of america. geoff: trump began by saying that america doesn't win anymore and finished on a different note. who's best on isis? trump. by a lot. i don't mean by like 48. i mean even more. who's best on security? who's best on th i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. geoff: trump also promised that he will camp carolina so much before the

and a passenger jet hitting severe turbulence, tonight the injuries and the flight attendant attendant rushed to the hospital. >>> fight night. ted cruz stands b byhat he said about new york values. new york city and donald trump fifights back. why even hillary clinton tonight saying this time trump is right. >>> and just a short time ago th came before the cameras in tennesse with their dog and their winning ticket. what they said that had everyone smiling. >>> good evening, and we begin with breakg news. images coming in as we come on the air. an attack on a hotel popular with westerners. these are the images coming in from the capital of burkina faso in west africa.. horrific scene. gunmen, their heads covered shooooting int the airhen storming into the hotel. cars ablaze at this hour. gunfire heard in the streets. and now reports of psible hostages inside that hotel and a warning now from the u.s. region. let's get right to abc's senior just first correspondent pierre thomas live in washington pierre. >> reporter: david, just a dangerous situation appears to still benfolding in tha

so i had multiple blood transfusions at the time. >> trooper douglas was invited to attend tonight's state of the union address by pennsylvania senator pat toomey. >>> developing story out of camden county right now. a judge has arraigned dj creato the father charged of hurting his three-year-old son. he reported little brendan missing in october. police dog found the child's body three hours later. >> today we're hearing about a possible motive behind it all we want to warn you some of the details could be hard to listen to. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in camden tonight. chris, the motive that prosecutors are laying out troubling. >> reporter: yeah, iain, horrible details. were learned today that three-year-old brendan creato was a victim of smothering or strangulation at the hands of his own father. camden county prosecutors laying out the case today against 22-year-old david dj creato as he sits in camden county jail on $750,000 bail. >> as such the cause of death in this case is most appropriately homicide al violence. >> reporter: homicide al violence that's how investigato

it's up to them to attend or not to attend.s for us to determine the strategy of the campaign but to give them the best debate process possible. and i think we've done that. >> what do you say to donald trump? >> i don't. i don't think it's my place or the rnc's place to tell donald trump or any candidate, for that matter, how to run their campaign. they've all decided how -- what their messages are going to be. the issues they're going to fight for, the way they're going to communicate them. the places they will go or not go. our job is to give them the platform and format to do it. it's up to them to decide whether or not to utilize some of those platforms or resources. >> you don't tell the campaigns what to do, but you have told people involved in the debates what to do. in some cases you said don't show up. you pulled a national review from the debate. explain to me why you think in this case, megyn kelly is different? i'm giving you donald trump's point of view. he says that her questions and how fox has been treating him

he attended services for about an hour and headed over here where he did remark upon the fact he attended services and talked about how during the services they were discussing humility and wondering whether that was directed at him. of course, also, donald trump hitting his rivals and talking about ted cruz backed by oil money and talking about his position on phasing out the ethanol mandate. talking about how that will be unfavorable here in iowa. and going after jeb bush. he talked about how jeb bush should just get out of the race. a week out from the iowa caucuses, it remains to be seen whether donald trump can turn out supporters in the droves needed for him to secure a victory next month. of course, he has a strong team in place here in iowa. they have been pretty hush-hush about the strategy they are using to make sure they get that victory and they are relying on a lot of first time caucus voters. it remains to be seen if they are turn voters out, but they are making their best effort. john and christine. >> arjeremy, thank you for that. michael bloomberg is drawing up plans for

the document claims, the attendant... ruby taylor... "threatened the child... telling him that if he did not stop crying... she would kick him off the bus." the decision goes on to say... "taylor pins the student against the side of the bus more and more tightly"... until the student's cheek is pressed against the child's mother complained about marks on the child's face to the school district the next day. the bus attendant was fired... the bus driver was also fired for failing to intervene. des moines schools released this statement...saying student safety is their top concern. dmps has clear rules of employee conduct and if those rules are violated, steps are taken up to and including termination. cases involving mistreatment of a student are a clear violation of the trust and expectation the district has that all of its employees work in the best interests of the students we serve. as for criminal charges... des moines police say it appears the department has not been contacted about the incident and an investigation is not currently underway. a union count

it is free to attend. come in many different sizes, but they are usually the same shape. for a while we rarely saw them because of the drought. but now that it's raining more frequently, your umbrellas have to come out of retirement. and it appears some people forgot how to use them. kron 4's stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. cgpkg dancing in the rain is 100% acceptable even if you are wearing a plastic bag and carrying an umbrella. it's even ok to be overly happy when you are being recored oh my got the news people are here i recognize this guy from the news .heyyyy. blastic bag and an umbrella it's raining / i got a plan i'm running between you may not know this but there are a few rules of etiquette if you have an umbrella, first off if your umbrella has a golf logo on it .there is a very good chance it's to big when you're walking on the street be mindful ther other people are trying to walk too so lift up your umbrella so you don't poke someones eye out by the way the

the 30-year-old delta flight attendant was last seen around airport. her family says she had just finished speaking with her supervisor and left the airport and was scheduled later that day to work but never made the flight and hasn't been seen since. >>> she did go to i believe it's the delta terminal where her supervisor works out of, turn in all her gear a flight attendant and then spoke to the is everything okay? are you okay because she noticed there was something different about her. >>> her father said she had no enemies, nor did she have a boyfriend. earlier in the week her father says she had spoken on the phone to her older sister that said something seemed off. she took a flight to be with sierra. by the time she got there she was gone . >>> her roommates inned that about her. they noticed that there were some things that had just changed in the last week with her as far as her personality, what was going on with her. >> anchor: friends an family have since set up a face become page and are using the # find sierra shields to see if anyone wo