alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. a new propaganda video from isis features a man and a child who speak english. the man in the video threatens the british prime minister, david cameron.five men are also killed in the video.they are shown confessing to spying on behalf of great britain. sweden is imposing identity checks on people traveling into the country from denmark and germany.sweden hopes to slow the influx of migrants -- who numbered more than 160- thousand last year.anyone wanting to cross from denmark by train, car, bus or ferry without the necessary documents. and, in turkey, 9 men linked to isis were arrested trying to enter the country illegally through syria.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 coming up after the break... we'll let you know who marshals need your help tracking down in this week's edition of siouxland's most wanted... plus... 3 asman on cam: 3 we now know the best place to find a job in 2016. i'm david asman with the fox business network. more coming up. 3 "

as egypt is investigating g two attacks on tourists in as many days. 3 alison starling has the latest in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. while terror arrests in california and texas, as well as the isis-inspired attack on a philadelphia police officer are leading today's headlines, there are other terror investigations underway around the world as well.(**take vo**)in egypt...two tourists were stabbed during an attack on a hotel in the resort city of hurghada.the suspects are said to have arrived by sea and carried isis flags.police shot and killed one of the suspects. the two tourists, said to be this comes just one day afafr a terror attack at a hotel in cairo near the pyramids....no one was hurt in that attack. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 3 taking a live look over norfolk tonight on our square tire sky watch camera. 3 *cold.* and getting *colder.* chad has the frigid details 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 larry, di

3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. while terror arrests in california and texas, as well as the isis-inspired attack on a philadelphia police officer are leading today's headlines, there are other terror investigations underway around the world as well.(**take vo**)in egypt...two tourists were stabbed during an attack on a hotel in the resort city of hurghada.the suspects are said to have arrived by sea and carried isis flags.police shot and killed one of the suspects. the two tourists, said to be swedish, were hospitalized. this comes just one day after a terror attack at a hotel in cairo near the pyramids....no one was hurt in that attack. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 six months after escaping a mexican prison, one of the world's most wanted criminals is back in custody tonight. 3 coming up after the break... what it took to track down the 3 3 the most wanted drug lord in the world is back in custody. "el chapo" was recaptured in mexico today... nearly six months after the sec

alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. a new propaganda video from isis features a man and a child who speak english. the man ininhe video threatens the british prime minister, david cameron.five men are also killed in the video.they are shown confessing to spying on behalf of great britain. sweden is imposing identity checks on people traveling and germany.sweden hopes to slow the influx of migrants -- who numbered more than 160- thousand last year.anyone wanting to cross from denmark by train, car, bus or ferry will now be refud entry without the necessary documents. and, in turkey, 9 men linked to isis were arrested trying to enter the country illegally ththugh syria.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 still to come tonight on siouxland news at ten...the often- criticized changes to school lunches are actually *benefiting* students. details of a new study into school meals... coming up in tonight's healthwatch. 3 "siouxland news at ten on kmeg 14 with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxlan

and a u- s airstrike on an isis *bank*.alison starling has those details in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington... i'm alison starling.three people are in custody for a deadly terrorist attack in jakarta, indonesia yesterday.and now we're learning details about the alleged mastermind. isis is claiming responsibility for the suicide bombs detonated at a starbucks...while gunmen attacked a police station nearby.two people were killed and 24 others were hurt. investigators believe the person who ordered the attack is an indonesian man -- living in syria.and new video shows a u-s air strike on a building in iraq that contained a large amountntf moneneisis was using to pay for its operations.the building was in mosul and u-s officialhope that targeting will affect how it functions overall.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 another deadly attack in africa to report tonight... this time in the nation of burkina faso. 3 this evening, six gunmen stormed a hotel popular with westerners in the nation's capital, o

in washington, i'm alison starling. a new propaganda video from isis shows a man and a child speaking english in the video and threatens british prime minister david cameron, and five men are killed in the video and are confessing to britin, and identity checks broadened to slow the influx of migrants by denmark. anyone wanting to cross by train, car, bus, or ferry will be refused entry without the necessary documents. and in turkey, nine men linked to isis were arrested trying to enter that country illegally to syria. i'm alison starling. >>> coming up after the break, what you can expect to pay at >>> welcome back. the first monday of the new year saw a real nosedive on the stock market. the dow dropped 276 points and the nasdaq and s&p 500 were also down. china's main stock market had to temporarily halt trading today aftershocks in shanghai took a 7% plunge. new worries about the tensions over iran and saudi arabia contributed to the downfall. >>> and if you like how gas prices ended last year, you will like the for

alison starling has the latest details in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.isis is claiming responsibility for the latest terror attack...this one in yemen. a suicide car bomber attacked a government checkpoint close to the presidential palace.the attack was targeting president abdu rabu hadi's residence.the explosion killed at least 11 people -- most of them security troops at the checkpoint.two of the people killed were schoolchildren.and it may sound fake, but a 19 year old in australia will go to plan a terror attack using kagaroos.he's accused of plotting to strap explosives to kangaroos and then let them loose on police officers.he's also accused of plotting to run over a police officer.he faces life in prison.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 3 taking a live look over dakota dunes tonight on our skywatch camera. wasn't it great to see the sun today? up next... chad tells us if we'll see more of 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3

magazine brutally attacked last january prepares to mark the attack's 1- year anniversary. 3 alison starling has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.tomorrow marks one on charlie hebdo magazine in paris and today a special edition of the magazine was released.the vatican and others are protesting that edition because it shows a bearded figure of god carrying a rifle with the title "the killer is ststl out there". charlie hebdo's editor spoke about how the paper has dealt with the past year."we've had to rebuild the newspaper, we've had to rebuild ourselves, confront our pains. so it is in the one hand a personal struggle, it was a personal fight"meanwhile the dutch foreign minister has called an international conference next week to discuss the fight against t terrrr.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 it's a new cosmetic treatment available right here in siouxland. 3 coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... how it burns *fat* and improves the appear

and a u- s airstrike on an isis *bank*.alison starling has those details in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington... i'm alison starling.three people are in custody for a deadly terrorist attack in jakarta, indonesia yesterday.and now we're alleged mastermind. isis is claiming responsibility for the suicide bombs detonated at a starbucks...while gunmen attacked a police station nearby.two people were killed and 24 others were hurt. investigators believe the person who ordered the attack is an indonesian man -- living in syria.and new video shows a u-s air strike on a building in iraq that contained a large amount of money isis was using to pay for its operations.the building was in mosul and u-s officials hope that targeting the terrorist groups finances will affect how it functions overall.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 another deadly attack in africa to report tonight... this time in the nation of burkina faso. 3 this evening, six gunmen stormed a hotel popular with westerners in the nation's capit

we're also tracking the latest terror .alison starling has the latest on an isis attack in turkey and more in tonight's terrorism alert desk update 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.the turkish prime minister is blaming isis for a deadly suicide bomber attack in istanbul.ten people were killed in the attack, most of them german tourists.the bombing happened near the world-famous blue mosque in the heart of the city.germany and other countries are warning their citizens to avoid public areas in turkey in the wake of the attack. turkish officials believe the bomber came from syria.today on capitol hill the house armed services committee held a hearing about dealing with isis in syria and iraq. (michael morell- former cia director)- "at the end of the day i think assad's got to go and we have to take syrian military security resources, as degraded as they've become, and turn them into a force community supports in taking on isis."..."the hearing comes as the u-s continues airstrikes on isis targets in iraq and syria.from the terrorism alert desk in washin

police officer. he faces life in prison. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington. i'm alison starling. >>> check this out. this is the new gerber baby. the company announced the winner of the annual baby photo search contest. 7-month old, eastla from troy, michigan. new babies spokesperson, spokes parents will get 50 thousand. $15 hundred in gerber clothes for the family. the company fell in love. this is the 6th annual baby jar. >> like an adult look. >> she's so cute. >> good. >> wouldn't you hate to be a judge. they have that many entries. you know, they are all cute. >> all babies are cute. >> that one was -- >> and handing. >> and look at the developing stories. >> local veterans took a really big step in turning their lives around. several veterans, legal troubles or both were the legal graduates of the veteran treatment corps. . >>> at 6:00, a story that's very personal for many of us in local 12. a former coworker, sports for the second time around. deb dixon, what he needs to stay alive, how you may be able to help doug or someone else deal with blood cancer. >>> 40 percent o

alison starling is in the newsroom. sidents filed more lawsuits against the governor and against state health officials. this is all about improperly treated drinking water. and an effort to save money. >> you made the mess, you clean it up. you fix the problem. alison: claiming they are taking emergency action. for relief. lawyers representing families from flint, michigan, concerned they have now filed three class action lawsuits. seeking damages and injection to help families for water they could not use. >> we need financial aid. now. some want the governor arrested. thaw allegedly waited five months to warn the public. >> my baby and i are breaking out the issue from bathing in the water. i don't like that my baby can't drink. >> national guard troops are on the ground passing out water and filters. president obama declared state of emergency. e.p.a. is defending the handling of the crisis and the system has been switched back to lake heron but the pipe system is so badly damaged the water is still not safe to drink

alison starling has a look at the life and legacy. alison: he just turned 69 friday.ew album came out that day. those outside his inner circle did not know he had been battling cancer for 18 months. the man who sang "rebel, rebel" was all that. he was a towering, transformative figure in contemporary music for decades. ♪ ♪ the radio favorite as the young americans, and the first hit "changes." in his live performances. in the 1970's, he had a cool intelligence, breath-taking charisma and multiple personas. >> ♪ changes alison: born david jones. he was the thin white duke. he freed rock 'n' roll from the stereotype of gender and identity, unlocking the mind of many who found in his music personal liberation and possibility. his sound and unique style massively influential on the generation of musicians from mick jagger and duran duran to madonna and beyond. ♪ put on your red shoes and dance the blues ♪ alison by the early 1980's he was top 40 material. thanks to tracks like "china girl." always suave and seemed one step ahead. joining with the band queen on the now cla

alison starling has a look at the guests. alison: good afternoon. the white house says the guests joining first lady michelle michelle obama and jill biden will represent the progress made since the first "state of the union." may include mark davis small business owner in the district who says he was inspired by the president's stamp on climate change so he started a business that trains people to install solar panels and other green tech jobs. army veteran navid shaw of springfield, virginia will be there. he immigrated to the u.s. from pakistan with his parents and enlisted in the army after the 9/11 attacks. one of the seats will be empty that will represent victims of the gun violence across the country. virginia senator tim kaine has the father of a student who died as a heroin overdose of his guest. muriel bowser is a guest of paul ryan. the court clerk in kentucky that refused to sign licenses for the same-sex couples will be there. she and her attorney are guests of a member of congress but they are not elaborating beyond that. jonathan: th

alison starling introduces us to the smith and the pigs they took in. where did they find this? alison: we heard stories in the blizzard of. but a chevy chase family has a great story about helping a sweet little animal in need. a piglet named wee wee. joining us via skype is perry smith and catherine as well. we had wee wee here a minute ago but he got a little anxious. we let him run around. good afternoon, guys. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. thank you for having us. great to be here. alison: tell us what happened. >> catherine, you can jump in. let me give an intro. we planned go on a ski trip. we planned it all out. we went to a resort white tail. we finished skiing and knew at this point the snow launched in needed to get back to the hotel which is 20 miles away. we took route 40 back to the hotel. the snow was falling heavily at that point and we were going down a long hill really what we consider back roads. we saw this shape, this kind of pink mass on the side of the road. i passed it and i said that is some kind of animal. it's moving but irdidn't know what it

as the paris magazine brutally attacked the attack's 1- year anniversary. 3 alison starling has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.tomorrow marks one year since the terror attack on charlie hebdo magazine in paris and today a special edition of the magazine was released.the vatican and others are protesting that edition because it shows a bearded figure of god carrying a rifle with the title "the killer is still out there". charlie hebdo's editor spoke about how the paper has dealt with the past year."we've had to rebuild the newspaper, we've had to rebuild ourselves, confront our pains. so it is in the one hand a personal struggle, it was a personal fight"meanwhile the dutch foreign minister has called an international conference next week to discuss the fight against terror.from the terrorism 3 3 the committee investigating the 2012 terrorist attacks in benghazi reconvened today - this time to interview former c-i-a director david petraeus. 3 the house select committee on benghazi was create

alison starling has a look at the explosive allegations. alison: this is big. first day of the australian open and most people would be talking about the matches themselves but instead everyone is talking about the match-fixes. and an alleged cover up by the tennis goffing body. b -- governsing body. there is a report claims 16 player ranked in the top 50 told the governing body they have intentionally thrown matches. this is including wimbledon. the players suspected of throwing them were all allowed to continue competing. eight of them are scheduled to play in the 2016 australian open happening right now. >> this is a growing problem. it's huge. the tennis integrity unit is not getting to grips with it. >> absolutely reject any suggestion that evidence of match fixing has been suppressed for any reason or isn't thoroughly investigated. while the bbc and buzz feed report, they refer to events from ten years ago we will investigate any new information. we always do. alison: the documents allegedly show gambling syndicates in russia and italy profited on the fix

members get between $400-1200 a month. they also get a small stippen for wives and children. i'm alison starling. >>> and if you're heading out to the next sundance festival. the ride sharing app is partnering with airbus to take customers salt lake to park city. they will get you on a ride in they demanded the helicopter service from milwaukee to manhattans. >> and if you could do it, good for you. >> here's a few hundred. >>> cammy durkin with a look at today's developments. >> if you're travelling with your pet, this is what you will check out. paula, this is you. hundreds and thousands of pets each year take to the sky. when they are too big to ride in the plane's cabin, they need to be checked. one of the nation's biggest airline is joining other carriers and changing its rules. we'll tell you about that at 5:00. >>> yesterday marked the one year anniversary of asia denson's death. the 17-year-old girl is struck and killed as she was crossing redding road. the driver of the car was indicted by the grand jury but was not caught. tonight at 5:30, larry davis will share the frustration felt by

alison starling shows us how it's working out. alison: the key to this is starting a conversation. for some, the best way to do that is on a stage. >> start a conversation. to give a voice. that is why we are on the stage. i spoke to us in more than one way. >> remember, protection, energy -- alison: this high school production of the bullying collection is based on real-life stories from several different playwrights. some are funny. others are all too real. but the drama students acting out the scenes say it also draws from their own lives. some were victims themselves. >> it was a lot from a lot of people. range from small insults to go kill yourself. >> i was always the guy that tried to be with the cool kid group. i changed my personality enough to fit in. alison: that came as a shock to the teacher. >> some kids that you might look at them and think to yourself, wow, they have it all together. sometimes that kid is hurting the most. alison: the students admitted to standing by and watching as others were building. if you see somebody being bullying, say something. your words

alison starling has more. alison: hi.naut tim peake became the first british citizen to walk in space under his country's flag. before today the only brit to walk in space had dual citizenship and were members of nasa. so it successfully replaced a piece of equipment that regulates power from the solar panels. the equipment failed two months ago and that cut a power by the eighth. so the astronauts had to complete the repair in darkness to panels would not collect electricity from the sun. they only had 31 minutes to get it done. they had to complete the repairs before the sun came back in view. no pressure whatsoever. only 31 minutes. the astronauts completed other tasks, though, including installing cables for new docking ports. for tim peake, astronaut we mentioned he received well wishers on twitter from the british prime minister and paul mccartney. how about that? jonathan: nice. name-dropper. thanks. astronomers found the brightest super nova ever discovered. the exploding star that shines with incredible luminosit

i'm alison starling at the live desk. we are tracking the latest school closings to come in the newsroom. here is what we have. arlington county public schools will be closed through wednesday. no classes tomorrow or wednesday in arlington. prince george's, alexandria, loudoun county public schools all closed on tuesday. that is the latest of the big names we have. they will be scrolling at the bottom of the screen. maybe head to wjla.com, sign up for the school closings text alert. that will get you the latest closing and delays on your phone. we have the updates online at wjla.com. and as i mentioned on the ticker at the bottom of the screen. now back to jonathan and michelle. michelle: thank you. eight people including six children were taken to the hospital after being exposed to suspected carbon monoxide in southeast washington this afternoon. authorities say it was caused by a defective surface, which is why officials say you need to clear snows from the vent of your fur chase, dryer and hot water heaters. clear a t

alison starling, abc7 news. michelle: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- nothing too hasty.ook at the big honor for a "scandal" starkerry washington. >> 5-year-old st. pernard from fairfax station, virginia. this is the guy that fell through the ice in the blizzard. emotional reunion wi michelle: you may have seen this picture or the pictures in the blizzard. the st. bernard being rescued after falling through the ice in fairfax county. today the rescuerers we reunited with the rescuee. and our colleague jay korff was there. >> i welcome you all here for this wonderful reuniting of the family. with the crews that help save our four-legged friend milo here. jay: milo's owners will tell you the he is a teddy bear in a st. bernard suit. the family thanked the fire and the rescue personnel at station 32 for saving the beloved pet. >> we can't close to losing him. we know we did. thank you, guys. jay: the video and the pictures taken by the fire officials are gripping. during in the blizzard milo wandered away from the family while sledding at fairfax station. >> it was scary. fr

i'm alison starling live in the newsroom.ve you a run down of the districts closed for tomorrow. d.c. public schools. montgomery county public schools. arlington county. fairfax county public school. loudoun county. prince william county public schools, charles and stafford county public schools. also alexandria city schools. calvert county and faquier county. you can sign up for the text alert to be notified right away if the child's school will be closed. go to the website wjla.com/text. you can also check all the time. we have the ticker at the bottom of the screen. also we will all be coming back to the live desk anytime with updates. we'll head back to the studio now. michelle? michelle: thank you. some people might dread the snow. one photographer is capturing the beauty. check that out. take a look at this picture of a snowflake under a microscope. that look like a snowman, actually. all right. this snow-related creation. i was looking at a different script here. check out the tiny snowman the photographer took a note

i'm alison starling at the live desk in the newsroom right now. we are following a developing story as the conditions outside begin to deteriorate. the cut off for metro bus service is minutes away. so let's go to our phone lines. the metro line. is metro cutting off at 5:00. >> the plan announce yesterday by the g.m. you said 14 minutes to go before the last trip is made on the metro bus. the wases departing at 5:00 will make their way to the end of the line. we don't want to leave anyone stranded on a bus. there is no bus service tomorrow or sunday. alison: talk about the trains. what are the plans for the metro rail? >> rail will stay open until 11:00 and then it will closed and remain closed tomorrow, saturday and all day on sunday as well. we plan to announce how it looks for monday and next week. alison: a lot of people are asking, what if sunday looks clear, the snow has stopped and things are moving a bit on the roads? is there a chance wmata will reassess for sunday? >> we can reassess but based on the forecast, it all seems to be, the fo

last january prepares to mark the attack's 1- year anniversary. 3 alison starling has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.tomorrow marks one on charlie hebdo magazine in paris and today a special edition of the magazine was released.the vatican and others are protesting that edition because it shows a bearded figure of god carrying a rifle with the title "the

developments in the war on terror .alison starling has the latest on an isis attack in turkey and more in tonight's terrorism alert desk update 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.the turkish prime minister is blaming isis for a deadly suicide bomber attack in istanbul.ten people were killed in the attack, most of them german tourists.the bombing happened near the world-famous blue mosque in the heart of the city.germany and other countries are warning their citizens to avoid public areas in turkey in the wake of the attack. turkish officials believe the bomber came from syria.today on capitol hill the house armed services committee held a hearing about dealing with isis in syria and iraq. (michael morell- former cia director)- "at the end of the day i think assad's got to go and we have to take syrian military security resources, and turn them into a force that the international community supports in taking on isis."..."the hearing comes as the u-s continues airstrikes on isis targets in iraq and syria.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm ali

airstrikes on isis targets in iraq and syria.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 increasing funding for education is a priority for two tri- state area governors.hear from governors branstand and daugaard about their plans... coming up after

will affect how it functions overall.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. 3 3 another deadly attack in africa to report tonight... this time in the nation of burkina faso. 3 this evening, six gunmen stormed a hotel popular with westerners in the nation's capital, ouga-dou-gou.there are reports of 20 dead so far... and an unknown number affiliated group is claiming responsibility for the attack. security forces do nototyet have the situation under control.journalists on the

alison starling has the latest details in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk