highs today will be in the middle and cloudy sky, but temperatures won't be warming up much. we will have highs in the u uper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weather will remain quieefor the rest of the week into the weekend.the snow has tracked areas of flurries leftover, otherwise the sky this afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy. roadways may still be a bit slick into the afternoon hours. there will also be areas of patchy fog and haze. highs today will be in the middle and cloudy sky, but temperatures we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weather will remain quiet for the rest of the week into the weekend.the snow has tracked areas of flurries leftover, otherwise the sky this afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy. roadways may still be a bit slick i

would you be able to live, would you be able to have a life as a runaway slave? it was never an easy question as to whether to run or not to run. there are too many questions you had to think about. said,given what you've you were an interpreter at one time. how difficult is it to get african-americans to want to play this role, interpret this history, knowing what their ancestors went through and the questions they might get? guest: that is one of the best questions that has been asked. i can only answer it for the reason why i do it. long, the voices of the african in america were not represented in history. it just wasn't. interpreting able to is me getting a voice to the voiceless. humanizing the dehumanized. for me, i have come to realize , how theythey did endured, how they lived, how they had their relationships, the way in which they function and the way in which they survived and flourished made it so that i'm able to be here today to be in the position i'm in to tell the story that i'm telling. that is not ever a reason to feel ashamed. that is a reason

may the force be with you!" " all: (reax) time for another short break, but when we come back...sam got a surprise delivery monday morning... we'll see if it has helped him complete a life long goal "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green we are finally done with rain here in the metro, at least for this afternoon! the metro was soaked with through monday making this the wettest december of all time not only for the metro but most of iowa. we should stay dry during the day today, but we are going to start the morning with patchy fog. skies will be cloudy through the day with a high in the low 40s and a breezy east wind. tonight it will be cloudy again with lows in the mid 30s strong southerly winds. rain and a wintry mix will be falling across central and northwest iowa, but that will turn into snow in northwest iowa by wednesday morning. northwest iowa will likely see accumul

be very small and scattered. wednesday is going to be cold and windy with highs in the mid 30s. we will warm into the 40s starting on thursday and lasting well into the weekend where a few 50s come back! sabrina: also coming up on local five news midday.... the bakken pipeline proposal is moving forward, now with one of the four states to be affected signing on to approve the project. sabrina: with cyber monday and all of your holiday online shopping-- we have how to keep your packages safe on sabrina: and iowa state has a new head football coach-- we;ll take a look at what coach campbell had to say at his announcement yesterday in the heart of cyclone country. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: new details this morning in a des moines death investigation-- sabrina: police have identified the two people found dead inside of a home monday on the 39-hundred block of center street.. investigators fou

thank you for being here.t back. ♪ ♪ >> as long as you're listening to me and not listening to -- we'll be fine. [inaudible] >> i do wish that. for a year i have been talking taking the caliphate away from them because that is what gives them the ability to carry out their global jihad. finally, everybody is starting to -- we've been talking about taking away -- people are starting to catch up on that now. i wish people would pay attention when i say these things. no one something else as that. mark: you're emphasizing that you wish people paid more attention. >> we need to emphasize the importance of getting the moderate muslim community involved. they have to be the ones who are identifying the radical elements because that is the only way that we as a nation will so comfortable. mark: that was dr. ben carson just a short time ago. joining us now is the campaign manager. and former pennsylvania congressman and current supporter of john kasich or president, bob walker. thank you for joining us. i asked her ca

being yahoo? an identity crisis for a major silicon valley company. >> reporter: and i'm bob redell. we're going to take you live inside san francisco's city hall where there he is the jolly old elf santa himself making an early visit, special early visit for young boys and girls here in the city. we'll tell you what it's all about coming up in a live report. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of clouds across the bay area, but the sun will start to peek out. and it will be a milder day. but get ready for some rain, it's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> just about a quarter after 11:00 right now. we are headed to the scene of breaking news. the smoke there that you see in the distance is in palo alto on brian street near jls middle school where there is a two-alarm fire. at this point it appears that it is a house fire and has nothing to do with th

to be.they enforce -- it's technology that will enforce at the speed threshold and these cameras are accurate within one mile plus or minus what they are set at with the national national highway traffic safety administration to be accurate within 1 miles per hour and effective to reducing speeds and speed-related collisions and proven to be a very effective tool i will talk with the jurisdictions and how effective that they would be. so this map shows the jurisdictions that we surveyed. you'll see overall across the country as of last month, 140 communities have speed camera programs. the states that are in green have both speed and red light cameras. the states in blue have red light cameras. and then the darker pink/red colored states have neither cameras. portland, seattle, chicago, denver, washington, d.c., and new york city. so as i mentioned, and as kate also mentioned automated speed enforcement has been found to be very effective and the six jurisdictions surveyed measured their eff

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100 million more jobs would be created and more than that would be lifted out of poverty.o, you know, there is just this deep belief here at facebook that technology needs to serve everyone. connectivity can't just be a privilege for people in the richest countries. we believe that connecting everyone in the world is one of the great challenges of our generation, and that is why we are really happy to be able to play, you know, whatever small part in that we can. emily: what do you think has been your single greatest achievement, and what has been the biggest setback? what have you had to compromise on? mark: we have been working on this for a few years so far, and what we have really learned is that there are few major barriers to connectivity. and they are not necessarily what you would have thought, up front. for example, the first one is that a lot of people just do not have any access to a network. all right? so it is a technical barrier. and they do not -- even if they had a phone and could pay for data, there would be no equivalent of a cell phone tower near them to

shouldn't we be able to figure that out? shouldn't we be able to stop it?he answer is next. ♪ trish: chicago police superintendent being asked to resign today by mayor rob emanuel. protests in the city. over racial tensions. the release of the dash cam video that shows in africa and american teenage boy shot 16 times by an officer in just 15 seconds. jeff flock is in chicago for us. how are people they are reacting to this news? >> i do not think that anyone is real surprise that this. we have pictures of the press conference that took lace in the last couple of hours. gary mccarthy saying that he was confident the mayor had his back. well, today, the mayor said that superintendent mccarthy had become part of the story instead of the solution to the problem, essentially. he asked for the resignation and got it. the 12,000 officers now have a new leader, and interim leader, though. determining who the new chief will be. you are right. this has has been building over the last several days. multiple protests calling about super mccarthy who alternately indicte

being pro-life is the most compassionate thing you can be, but we allow ourselves to be put into a box that democrats put us into only talk about the nine months that life was in the womb. we need to talk about the entire life. i'm pro-life for the entire life, no matter what mistakes you've made. i know these words are true. most of you, if not all of you, believe that. there but for the grace of god, geoeye. that is what we need you believe in. that is the compassion the party stands for. [applause] on that.s: expand do you think the rhetoric we are seeing, regarding muslims, hispanics, immigrants, is ultimately caustic to our nation and to the party? gov. christie: yes, people need to be more careful when they select their words. sometimes, the harshest words are the most entertaining. words arethe harshest the ones that make us laugh. sometimes the harshest words are the ones that have us keep the television set on. when you are a leader, you need to be blunt and direct, but you need to know where the line is. and i think unfortunately, there have been some, not only in our party,

we will be good, that's not so bad. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. you'll see our clouds with that system. and right here at about 3:00 a.m. that you can see it is moving through the heart of the bay area as you'll hear them drop and it's like history in the mountains with a winter storm warning as they will stick up there on sunday. that it will be a little dicey that it will look like this that you could get out or something like that, say 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. and mostly cloudy on saturday with rain activities to talk about with that potential for some rain that it will be a good event for them by sunday night. that'll do it for us, but they will be here to get you caught up with everything that is happening in sports. >> yes, indeed. you almost got me there for a second to prepare for a tough game in toronto as they just don't like each other with a fan on the outside. >>> what is the key to having success? >> to pray to god, man. and that they would have that day. >> and there you have it with the hearts and

is it going to be as big as everyone thinks it will be?he numbers out there are just extraordinary. for an opening weekend, for a movie to get $50 million, it's a great opening weekend. this is going to be north of $200 million for a u.s. opening weekend. the expectations have been building. nobody markets films more than disney. nobody films demand across the platform as well as disney. this is set up for not only a good opening weekend, a record setter, but on the path to become the all-time top grossing film. emily: how has disney tried to manage expectations here? paul: it's a good point. there is so much press and so much undercurrent from the blogs and internet about how big this could be. one of the challenges for disney and its investors is to manage expectations. don't let the enthusiasts get too far over their skis. what disney wants to avoid is any kind of sense of disappointment. they've been very reasonable in their commentary about what they expect from this film. they are pointing out that it's opening in december, not the s

be ready to be dealing with the drops all day long today. heaviest of rain likely in time for your lunch hour. your 24-hour focus, rain moving in this morning. temperatures are in the upper 40s. showers likely to continue through about 9:00, 10:00 this evening, turning much colder as breezy northwest winds start to take the rain out and bring the cold in for the weekend. that part of the forecast is minutes away. for now more trouble on the roads with melissa mollet. >> trouble on the roads again. we're still single track on the redline this morning. single tracking between there. we're excelling it to get out testify way in the next couple of minutes. right now east montrose road after 270. did have a partial blockage. looks like that may have been cleared out of the way only because the roads are now green

being told to stay home or if they are at school, being sent home, because of what is being called an unspecified threat. >> let's bring in our national security contributor who joins us on the phone. j.j. what are your sources telling you about what is going on in l.a. this morning? >> well, it's similar to what the chief said a few moments ago. this situation is one that appears to be, being handled with an abundance of caution. there has been some talk that after the san bernardino shooting, there has been some talk that they, or others are targeting schools. the police say they haven't gotten that far about this threat that came in. at this point, what they are trying to do is to take their time, sort through everything, make sure as the chief said earlier, that this is that they understand what it is, because having such large police force already, the school district wouldn't necessarily take this action unless there was specific concern for something. >> when you say that specific concern, this threat was described as rare, but threats happen all the time, so what -- what sort

up to be, crime may not be as low as possible. do you think -- as low as bill deblasio is saying. >> absolutely correct. when bill bratton left los reporting for duty, lapd, he was accused of fudging the numbers there. this should not be a shock. look the other day. the city bike stolen at twice the rate they were the year before, assessed propertywise and $200,000 which makes it a felony crime if you snatch it. all of a sudden, and why bidi meeting with citibank officials to figure out how they could fudge the assessment of the bicycle below $100,000 so it will no longer be a felony, misdemeanor, show up on stats. this is what you call technology, you fudge the numbers, make felonies into misdemeanors and you will look better. does anybody really feel safer in a street in new york city? any people out there walking around gee whiz, it is so much safer now than it was under rudy guiliani or michael bloomberg? is reality. >> you said there would be no homeless people in the subways. six people at rush hour, 5:00 yesterday, you know

the point being that action has to be taken.i think what we're talking about here is we need to revamp and take a hard look at everything we've already done and then embed this new guidance into everything that we're working on currently. we've got to make sure that it becomes a focal point of all of the policies and procedures out there. again, without it in there, we run the risk of failing on all of those calls that officers were responding to. i teach a class at american university and ron says he find himself at a time of profound opportunity for change in policing in america. and i thank you because that got into my head as well as my students. i think we are there. this is a profound moment for change. and i my hope is that we all work together to make that change very successful. thank you. >> kplept. >> excellent. we have about ten minutes left and i just thought i'd summarize here. there were some major themes in this. and the first was really an examination. an examination of what we don't know, we don't know. reelly

sp "we had a feeling hed be a great fit in madrid, he ended up being one of my best friends for a long time" jim "we'll remember him forever and he left his mark here and hes a true legend. never forget him. " ending? t <"whistle- touchdown tigers> jon/bam: we'll have more on coach hinkel's story coming up in local 5 news at 6, including some of his major career hihglights in madrid. jack/ots: meanwhile up in northern iowa... the spencer community is still grieving over the loss of one of its high school wrestlers who passed away over the weekend. the high schooler was sent to the hospital after a wrestling match last night. spencer high school senior wrestler austin roberts collapsed on the mat saturday night during a match and was rushed to the e- r. he died in the hospital overnight. "not only was austin an accomplished athlete, austin was a good kid and a good classmate and the type of student that wouldn't hurt a flea but was a fierce competitor as well. we are all hurting for austin and his family and for his classmates and for opportunity to work with him and we are just doing w

be fixed. got to have a spine. you got to have a backbone. this is a tough job. think it's hard to deal with angry people about immigration in town hall meeting? yeah, it's not the easiest thing. but lot harder to deal with putin or the ambitions of china or doing with the stagnantecon y. you need somebody whose compass points north who selling to persuade people toward their cause rather than back away whenever there is any pressure. >> dickerson: talk about politics at the end here. six months ago people thought you were the front runner. your campaign -- you hated being front runner. >> i feel much better back here. dickerson: why did you hate being the front runner? >> i've always thought that there was going to be a high expectation for me, i totally get it. >> dickerson: because? >> because i have brother that was president, a father that was president. and that higher expectation was important to realize, so, being a front runner made me feel like the people are going to begin to say, yo

it will be out of here by tomorrow morning and will be a dry end to 2015. tomorrow a few passing clouds and on the cooler side but still above seasonal at the stroke of midnight right around 40 partly cloudy then for the first day of 2016 we're looking at passing clouds a very brisk start out there, maybe even a few passing snow flurries for your friday. for today, none of that mainly dry day with rain moving in late to your drive home could be affected 50 degrees your high for today, winds out of the northeast becoming southeasterly over night we head towards the morning hours 53 goes in the city, we could get close to that freezing mark north and west tomorrow morning patchy black ice again a possibility as well as fog goes that should not be the deal tomorrow morning. patchy dense fog is definitely an issue. >>> tomorrow afternoon, high of 52 degrees for the last day of 2015 again incredible warmth the normal day time high is 39 degrees, as we head towards midnight, it will feel much more like the season, at the stroke of midnight 41 degrees for that bal

be some heckling, however it's being defined. something is happening and bubbling up to the surface even more so, katrina, it would seem, in this political season. so is this healthy, is this good for the political process? is this good for america? how do you assess it? >> i think it's fantastic for america. we're having discussions we haven't had in decades. and i don't think it's just on the republican side. when you have the black lives matter protesters interrupt the hillary clinton speech, i think that goes without saying that there's a lot of sentiment in this country where its leaders have failed them miserably on both sides of the aisle. i do think it's healthy that we're having this discussion, particularly with regard to national security and people who feel like they're being ignored. we have a black president for the last seven, almost eight years, and we're having black lives matter protests. and we look at what's happening with chicago, with rahm emanuel. there is something going on in this country and the people f

where we wanted to be... so when we moved here that was probably the highlight you know cecilia and blaine moyer were living in minnesota with their year... when they packed everything up and headed back to the hawkeye state. the move was so special to them, that they decided to make it the theme of their christmas card... the video follows the family of six as they cut down and decorate their christmas tree.... and includes clips of family members discussing their return to iowa.. the moyers -- who both grew up in iowa -- moved back to be closer to family.. they say they love waukee... because of the people, the schools and the community. still ahead... it's touch down time in pasedena... at least at the airport... hear from the hawks as they embark on a dream trip 25 years in the making... and things aren't quite turning up roses for this guy... we'll tell you why fred hoiberg's nba debut may not be going as planned behind closed doors.... and what his players have to say about the locker room feud. and lat

that may be are in need to be providing to be supportive in that environment. >> guest: sink or swim mentality and beat-up enough to make and no one will really go out of their way necessarily help me nurses along, but it's not built-in to the institution at least in my experience at least from what i've heard from other nurses, so they have a nurse residency program and that's a great idea where nurses could actually work in a training capacity, but they are not actually doing their job and they're much better prepared to start the actual job when they get their having real mentorship programs where new nurses can check in with people and they know they will be safe-- i think this happened, maybe i made a mistake, how should i handle this and then they could help them cope, and say let's look at it and see how you might do it differently next time. also, i note the clinic if they feel like a nurse is deficient in skills when she first starts to get out of school they will actually do a week of special training in a simulation model to bring that nurse up to speed and i think that is

it can be done. it must be done.. [ applause ] >> governor bush. >> our freedom is under attack. our economy is under water. the leading democrat is under investigation. and america is under the gun to lead the free world to protect our civilized way of life. serious times requires strong leadership. that's what is at stake right now. regarding national security. we need to restore the defense cuts of barack obama, to rebuild our military, to destroy isis before it destroys us. regarding economic security, we need to take power and money away from washington, d.c., and empower american families so that they can rise up, again. look, america still is an exceptional country. we love to lead. and we love to win. and we do it when we take on any challenge and when we take on, we support our friends. as president, i will keep you in our country safe, secure and free. thank you. [ applause ] >> senator rubio. >> thank you, wolf. it's really amazing to be back in las vegas. i spent six years here as a child growing up. not

trish: something needs to be done. what would be the first step?ly going to get us sending more people in? we do have reports of the 200 being sent in. 250 does not seem like a whole lot here. >> there is a consensus on what needs to be done. we have t t to campaign. many have said this and make it effective to do this. on the ground. up front where the fighting is taking place. helping these ground forces be more effective. noncombat roles, nonetheless, making the combat more effective. special forces that he is added on, that is a good thing. they have been arguing for over a year. this is direct combat. result in u.s. combat. that will actually start taking the fight to isis. safe zones in syria. we have two in that work. no-fly zones in syria. a step in that difficult, complicated situation. trish: what about here at home? people want to make sure that there are no more events like san bernardino. are there other things that we should be doing? would you put this refugee on hold? exceeding militants in that refugee group. >> i have great confid

you have to be smart. you have to be serious of course. and of course, as i said before, going to help with experience to make this business even better. i'm sure that is going to be different than the other ones because of my name. the way i live my life. my ambition. his ambition too. and we have everything. >> so there you have it. ronaldo talking about these investments into four boutique hotels which will be constructed and rolled out over the next two years. i also talked to him a little bit about football. he was pretty tight lipped and didn't want to say anything on that subject. thinks portugal might climb out of its group and do okay. but i also wanted to find out what he thought about a return to the premiere league, maybe manchester united. again, difficult getting him to say anything. but he did have a word for english supporters. >> they are very polite. and it was the people that love me. >> that was ronaldo. but i want to take this conversation in a slightly different direction. the economy likely to show positive growth th

whether it will be heard in the constitutional court remains to be seen. he basically needs to prove that it was an unfair trial. one of the big things surrounding this is the fact that we've had a lot of international media scrutiny, local media scrutiny. a big spotlight on the judge, and the former judge was told she made fundamental mistakes and ignored evidence that brought her to the decision of culpable homicide which has now been overturned. >> it's incredible, and this continues to be a fascinating case to watch. we got a few glimpses of oscar miss tore ya showipistorius sho emotion. we'll continue to watch this. thanks a lot. >> and we shift pack to the united states. chicago police are facing federal scrutiny as they release video of another police shooting death. questions are also being raised about a possible coverup in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. ryan young has the details. >> reporter: after two fatal officer involved shoot gts, the chicago police department is the digit of an investigation. >> i am joining, the same systems this

all syria will be depleted and no one will be there and there will just be victims, so we don't wantt. we tried a very complicated thing, the political process. again, here they have a role.a role. they are part and parcel of syria and they are minority, but they have a place there. so the us odd question is, of course, an an important one. everyone knows there will be no sustainable, peaceful future of syria in the long run with a sod, but it would be wrong to say a sod has to go before we start a political process. >> we have been saying that for four years that a sod has to go before any negotiation, thereby guaranteeing that he will fight to the last syrian to keep himself in office. >> if we -- we don't have to go into this more. if we had three or four years ago denied in control of the skies and destroyed his helicopters, a sod must go would not have turned into the fantastical proposition. proposition. we are not talking in the case of a sod or isys about military superpowers. this is not what we are talking about. these are objectives that can be accomplished but we must be

i wouldn't be part of it. >> neil: would you stop being a republican? >> i don't know but i might go back to being an independent. >> charles: a lot of people talking about this, big news, could this be part of the gop explosion. david, you know, a lot of people are saying -- i know you don't consider the establishment but it's the power brokers, guys like you who may get in the back room somewhere, break out a few cuban cigars, no matter who has the most votes, forget about it. >> charles, thank you for flattering me. i definitely to carry that much of a stick in dc and it's usually the establishment complaining. but let me tell you, i think it's not a reality that you could have a broker convention, you're going to have over 2,000 delegates across the 50 states who are highly opinionated and leaders and party members, one i think it was naive of the chairman and senator to get together to talk about what you could do about it other than to plan how do you have an open and free convention. and then i was disappointed in carson kind of saying, well, may

it should be a chilly one for us here but they will be sitting pretty. metinka: 60's and sunshine in california. this morning we are waking up to wind chills below zero across central -- northern iowa. to the west of the metro is where we have the coldest temperatures. mid-20's later this afternoon, but we will have sunshine. cold temperatures by midnight, temperatures near 12 and the wind chill will be either side of zero. the first few days of the new year are looking chilly with some melting temperatures for the weekend. the quiet weather sticks with us until the middle part of next shaina: layer that warm jacket over your party dress tonight. the roads look good so while you're bundled up, you will not have much trouble on the road. drive times are normal. the interstates are really clear at this point, and really dry so

put in on folsom and being a voice of the neighborhood i think is something i would be good at and beinge to represent the interests of district 6. i also work for the government, for the federal government in a completely unrelated role, i have some understanding of how bureaucracies work, i've been on committees in that role as well, so i'm interested and i appreciate your consideration. >> thank you, mr. lake. >> thank you. >> anyone else want to speak to this item? >> good morntion commissioners, my name is door rao*en hor ston and i applied to represent district 6. i've lived in district 6 since 2004 and i walk, bicycle and ride muni as my primary modes of transportation, i'm a parent and our family is car-free. professionally, i'm a librarian with the san francisco public library and i'm in fi 10th year of service, i spent five years across the plaza as a the government documents library, i'm familiar with government, from 2008 to 2011, i was a member of the library green stacks committee and i received a blue and green award for my work on sustainable transportation, since then i'

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i want to be an advocate for that. it has to be articulated.nd we need people in the va to put the mirror back on us, saying you're asking me to do something that's shifting me away from the other thing you asked me to do. if we do at that, and you put the mirror in, it's our problem. if we make a request, and you don't reflect back on us, it's your problem. and i want to make this our problem so that we can help facilitate the transformation. last things that i'll just mention, and we can speak first off, i appreciate the secretary and his staff for the update. i look forward to getting the information. thank you for that progress. it's important. i also want to reinforce what senator murray said. anytime i've heard it brought up. i've spoken with hundreds, probably at this point been in the presence of thousands of veterans over the last 11 months since i've been senator. i have yet to hear a single veteran who's received care from the va say that they want purely a private choice. they want the optimum mix. they want veterans serving veteran

some rain could be on the wane, will there be snow? mike is into answer that question. >> ben: severe weather leaves a trail of death and destruction will have more coming up. >> juliet: peter king says u.s. airstrike has not weekend isis. he is agreeing with the top isis leader that the terror group is stronger than it was last year. >> ben: peyton manning is speaking out about a report that says he used performance-enhancing drugs. we'll tell you what he has to say, not. can't believe it. >> ben: i agree with you, i don't want to agree with it. it's monday morning, december 20 eighth. thanks for being with us. >> juliet: a quick shout out to jasmine, happy birthday. it's her 17th birthday. her mom tweeted us. >> mike: good morning to you, ready to get back to it. we made it through this part, let's get this thing going here. we have 39 in central park, it's above normal for this time of year. average is only 29 degrees. we are just getting used to the cold weather all over again. it is a degrees cooler than it was 24 hours ago. 15 de

in greek mythology, achilles was as close to being invincible as any warrior could be.test warriors can be hurt. achilles international encourages disabled athletes to compete in marathons and other public events. and they have a special chapter for members of our military. it's called the freedom team of wounded veterans. >> they meet the wounded vets, and then they give them the opportunity to participate in these events, and through these events, by doing this event they can see their potential. they can see that they can be incorporated into society in a very positive way. >> it worked for staff sergeant de los santos. he was introduced to handcycling, and he signed up for a marathon, 26.2 miles of fierce determination. ♪ >> that was my first marathon, and let me tell you, it was hard. and i made it. it was the best feeling ever because it made me realize i did a marathon. if i can do this, i can do anything. >> in fact, since that first marathon, the sergeant has completed many marathons and raced 3,000 miles across america. achilles also runs programs for kids wit

and they would be safe and they would be sent home. so no student will be left alone there. the plant manager around the principal are going to stay there and take care of the school and they're going to check the school. >> you said you were alerted with a call. did your school contact you via e-mail? is there a system in place for a state of emergency? >> there is. i just received the call actually about ten minutes ago. >> what did they say specifically in the call, christine? >> they said that there has been a threat and to stay home today. >> how many students are in your class or at your school, if you know, that would be impacted by this? >> we have about -- over 600 students. and i teach special education and i have 40 students who come to me every day, then they go back to their class. >> christine, do you believe word got out before many of the staff and students made it to school? i don't know what time your school day starts or when kids start to arrive there? >> i know that -- it's called connect ed. there's two different

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it can be waiting to be called upon to be used. it is an important fuel source for the united states. seems that there is an effort to put the immediate -- completely eliminated. e it. they could be a huge detriment to the mining industry as a whole. >> i appreciate you pointing out out. even in the state like ours where we depend on hydropower, we do get coal by cable. it will impact all the soul of the country. mr. martian mr. mulvaney, thank you for raising your points. i didn't see in the amendment the section you're talking about as far as our state department influencing other governments. the examples i gave her a little broader than the actual narrow language of the amendment. the amendment speak specifically to the united nations. realm of uslarger trying to do this overseas. >> i raise it because you raise it. i like to make one last comment. i made yield myself a minute. the issue brought up, the issue, i so much appreciate because i think two parts of this, i was in argentina let's say two years ago and i watch our amba

democrat martin o'malley will also be in eastern iowa monday he'll be making visits to waterloo and tama.the stops are a part of a four day tour of the hawkeye state for the former marlyland governor.his first event in iowa is sunday in des moines.o'malley is in third among the three democrats running. all three democratic candidates are experessing their disaproval of a federal agency's move to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants. reports homeland security is preparing a large-scale effort to quickly deport families that illegally entered the u-s since 20-14.the raids will target adults and children already ordered to leave. thursday, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley all condemned the move.they say it unfairly targets families who were trying to escape brutal violence in central america. it was a packed house last night in north liberty. liberty.15-hundred people attended three christmas services at grace community church.and as cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains, explains,church leaders hope people will come back, even after the holidays are over. over. for so

madepreparations can be will be made. i do not think this is going to be a lot of attempts. some discomfort in turkey, brazil, and the worst afflicted emerging markets. but this is not -- there is no alternative. the u.s. has to start raising rates both for a dual mandate and also for potential reasons. matt: one thing we are lacking in the u.s. is inflation closer pledge rate. we saw a number that was very does waiting if you're in an inflation fan in europe today. how do you -- 20 make of that and how big will he have to go now? >> he cannot do it alone. drive then basically extreme down through a dense mechanism. but globally there is a zero sum. the u.s. will be supporting disinflation. there is no solution. mario draghi needs help from the fiscal authorities in europe. undershootinge her suck the inflation target is a reason for going slowly. still some work to be done. will nevertheless start the process and then go to a notd gradually very high level. they will see 2% before they have to cut again. matt: chief wife. > -- thank you. >> oil is down again. this comingets

we'll be here and continue to be here.we have activated the city's emergency operation center at level one to make sure we follow this and share in the intelligence and work with the federal law enforcement officials. my number one priority is keeping the city safe. no matter who reaches out to us, we have a incredibly trained police force. whether it is something that could have happen and we may never conclude that, i do not want people to say because sometimes they don't result in a foiled flotor shooting to not speak up or speak out. we need to have people if you see something, say something. visit i watch l.a.com. and we continue to live our city of los angeles and our values and freedom and liberty. we want to make sure we are safe. [speaking spanish] >> as los angeles mayor makes his remarks in spanish, you heard the summation of what he had to say. it was not his decision to close the schools, but he supports it, although the warning that caused the los angeles school district to closed were also received in new yo

able to be restored. we have money budgeted for that process to occur at the end of the rehabilitation so we plan to restore certain murals where the report indicated they are potentially in good condition. >> thank you. >> thank you. i have just a few comments. i thought it was handsome program, a nice very informative and well designed. my one comment to potentially engage a copy editor to review the text because i have picked up a number of typo's and other grammatical mistakes. if you want to go through those-for example demolished is specimened incorrectly on board 1 b and [inaudible] is spelled incorrectly on 2 a. there is a very tricky grammatical sentence about being trained by their father on 2 b and there is a sentence on the richardson hall mural where high says jack [inaudible] cure co proposed in 1934 for with the wpa. it is unclear what it means, propose frd the wpa. i think that should be clarified. those are just a few comments, but i think a copy editor would pick all those up. anything e

i mean, this could be a win-win for me, but it also could be a lose-lose. well?a: this is crazy. [ laughs ] lemonis: is this better than grocery stores? dean: this is awesome. i couldn't be happier. i swear, i'm pumped. this is great. lemonis: at the end of the day, what i want to see is two things -- does dean really have the creative vision to meet my standards, and is keith really the leader that i'm looking for? this is greg's store. it's been his store for about six years now. the decisions for this location go through him. and by the way, it's either pass or fail. keith: gotcha. lemonis: and he's a difficult judge. dean: okay. lemonis: and so, once you get him happy and you get the people that work here happy, then he'll tell all his other friends that run the other 129 stores, -and you got some business. -keith: okay. lemonis: we try to keep it very simple and clean. keith: yes. lemonis: and one of the complaints is that we don't necessarily feel the lifestyle. really, at the end of the day, your task is to redo the store. the place has to come to life. ke

will it be this one? you know, he's taken down seven now. >> reporter: trump is down, trailing texas senator ted cruz. at trump's rally here, marred by protests, person league mayhem and trumpians self satisfaction. >> i'm doing a good job for the republican party. people are able get their votes out. and people may like this one or that one. that's okay with me. >> meanwhile, conservative talk radio host, rush limbaugh and mark levin both question trump's decision on the quote, mania, helping shut down the government in 2013. >> that's a huge mistake. genuine conservative, even in the republic field, would not go after cruz is this way. >> reporter: he says trump understatas the willingngns of the gop leaders. >> i think my friend donald trump really screwed up this week. we despise the republican establishment him that's why amazingly there is so much energy behind the trump campaign. how diz he miss snit. >> cruz stayed out of the fray, saying he would avoid a debate confrontation with trump. >> if oth

it is going to be fantastic. we do have some high thin clouds across the region and this weather boundary that we're going to be watching closely really affecting us as we head into tomorrow bringing slightly cooler weather. it is cool in some spots this morning, below freezing, typical for this time of year and this is where we're seeing some pockets of visibility. what a difference traveling from norwood to boston, 30 serve to 51. big jump in temperatures. that's because the winds are light there with clear skies allowing for those temperatures to fall back. a little bit stronger i guess you could say in boston, so visibility looking fairly fantastic compared pockets. we're anticipating to see temperatures once again in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. clouds will thicken up tonight. if you do have any plans outdoors in boston, i'm going to take you through the timeline also when to expect the next chance of rain and the difference in the cooler weather for the weekend. i'll have t

it will be attending room only. several legeglators ve expressed a desisi to speak with us briefly too. goal: to demonstrate we do have a voice. this is our healthcare and governor branstad is suppose to be acting on behalf of all iowans, not just the ones he seems worthy. we will be showing through numbers this is a big problem and people are mad. some of the state's most vulnerable iowans are willing to do a 12-hour day to say this is not okay. we'll be talking with another member of this group heading to des moines in our next half hour. guys back to you. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks cedar rapids police are investigating a shooting at kirkwood court apartments on the southwest side. police responded to reports of multiple shots at the apartment building at 341 kirkwood court southwest around 7 o'clock last night. authorities found a man with a gunshot wound and took him to the hospital. he is expected to be ok. police tell tv-9 they have not arrested anyone. waterloo police are searching for the person who sta

and there would only be two early dismissal days... the first and last days parents canmail their opinions to the s@hool district, and you can find that information with this story on kcrg dot com. the cedar rapids school district has its annual "state of the district" report today. superintendent doctor braduck will update the community on district programs. it's at 7:30 this morning at the district's educational leadership and support center on edgewood road. they call themselves t oakdale community choir. the group consists of about 60 people, and it meets every tuesday to practice. friends and family came together to watch the final product last night. kcrg-tv's jill kasparie takes us there... the choir is all here. choir director practicing it's the last quick practice before the show. joel conard and steve dunham are shaking their last-minute nerves. " 21:36:42 i am usually calm and cool until i'm right on the spot." "21:41:11 i try to be in the moment. " when the concert beings - they each have their parts. joel is what's called

bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders stephanie: right now you are listening to "stephen and mac," mac is our very own sean mcdonald. hayley will have your full holiday forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> our hometown heros are the hockey players on the new hampshire junior monarchs. the guys got together to make a difference with their cold ice warm feet project. they've been collecting socks as well as donations to buy more socks to help the homeless and needy. 2,500 pairs of socks were deliberated over christmas. this is part of the biggest initiative called operation making life better which has included programs going in to schools and nursing homes, yard work, and a pink in the rink >> one of the least donated items are socks and underwear. we try to go with th

as safe as it can be. we've been to the new york fan fest where the super bowl played in new jersey, we've been down to arizona, where the super bowl was played in glendale and went to the phoenix police department to see what they do and it got us that much more excited to be able to host this event over a 9-day period event in san francisco. one thing san francisco is good at is planning. it's what we do. no matter what eventuality that happens, our fire department and with the leadership with the mayor's office, we plan as if that event happens here. pretty much for every eventuality all the way up to and including typhoons and/or anyway, tidal waves. so, or tsunamis, which we hope never happens. that said, we'll be planning and it will be a great event where we plan and get to know each other. everybody has each other's cell phones and we work with our state and federal partners on what may come and i can't say enough how much preparation is going into this effort to make sure that it is safest. i know