bill and mary will be first to second that. s/ bill petersen, mary's husband 1:09- 1:11 "merry, merry christmas to all." "yeah, to everybody. look for happiness." and should you find yourself lacking... you can always find some here. the iowa hawkeyes are hoping for a holiday gift this weekend... championship... the game is in indianapolis... and our michael admire is already there... later in sports... the venue... and how the team is trying to treat its biggest week like any other. and the coalition fighting against isis is growing... coming up... the latest country involved in the bombing campaign... and the emotional speech that convinced them to join. and am historic moment for the united states military.. women are now allowed to fight on the front lines.. what it means to women here in iowa right after the break. "these women-raping, muslim- this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape.

bill and mary will be first to second that. s/ bill petersen, mary's husband 1:09- 1:11 "merry, merry christmas to all." "yeah, to everybody. look for happiness." and should you find yourself lacking... you can always find some here. the weather is looking pretty good for this week. ben's in next to tell us what we can expect. and the iowa state judo sioux city this weekend. we'll have the story of how the sports is changing the lives of << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 dense fog advisory in effect for parts of eastern siouxland until 9 am today parts of extreme eastern siouxland will experience some dense fog this morning with visibilities dropping below one mile along with a few areas of frost and a few slick spots on the roads. that aside, we'll continue to melt the snow today with the sun out and temperatures in the 40s to near 50 across the area. some patchy fog will be possible again tonight before another day warm day tomorrow with quite a few more clouds overhead. a few sprinkles if not a shower might be squeezed out of those, b

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up next, our exclusive interview with ge ceo bill maris discussing their new strategy. ♪ >> we are seeing of stabilization and inflation rising more than a affected. due tovegetable prices an unusually cold winter. number wasr price down 5.5% after a year of growth. hoursemical surging after after talks to merge. the deal isn't finalized that could by next tuesday. it would be the second biggest chemical company and lead to a breakup. china is widening the state sector. $96merger will combine billion in sales. the company will come out of the deal -- in extendeds trading, they will scrap the long planned spinoff of its stake in alibaba. marissa mayer has been under serious pressure from investors and those tired of waiting for a turnaround at the company. it is a day when we have seen a lot of red across our screens. of selling. a lot still a switch out here in hong kong. quite a lot of the selling coming through in taiwan today. they are having a hiccup following the fact that we had actually seen some losses over the last couple of sessions. some goodespite machine numbers coming out fo

in their early 90s - who found each other in their 70s "every year bill would ask mother to marry him, and she would say no." s/ mary wyatt petersen, chooses furthest thing from my mind." until the day it wasn't. "and i said mother, you told bill no. and she said i know, but i asked him." "i just think i realized that i could love somebody else." "you gotta choose happiness, especially in today's world." bill and mary will be first to second that. 1:09- 1:11 "merry, merry christmas to all." happiness." and should you find yourself some here. stick around, david geiger talks and see what the weather looked like this year for farmers.. that's up if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works

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mary and bill petersen were taking the standard christmas photo sunday at tonkadale greenhouse. "santa said to my mother, now media moment was born. "it's just who we are." their early 90s - who found each would ask mother to marry him, and she would say no." "that was the furthest thing from my mind." until the day it wasn't. "and i said mother, you told bill no. and she said i know, but i "you gotta choose happiness, especially in today's world." bill and mary will be first to second that. "merry, merry christmas to all." "yeah, to everybody. look for happiness." and should you find yourself lacking... you can always find some here. a life size chocolate statue -- and the man it's of is pretty famous. and president obama shows off storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. fog this morning will burn off to sunny skies today. a few showers may track through saturday night into sunday (very little accumulation expected), otherwise we stay dry through a russian sculptor creates a lifesize statue of vladimir putin out

mary and bill were taking the standard photo at a green house when santa asked for a kiss. ry obliged and bill reacted. >> i'm into it. >> the picture is making the rounds on line. the couple says it's just who they are. they like to have fun and be happy. >> there is a handwritten bib. >> it's on display in delaware. the biggs museum opened its exhibit. you'll be able to see 70 pages of handwritten, hand painted bible. commissioned by a college in minnesota. every letter and illustration was done by hand. amazing. nearly two dozen artists used quills for pen and candle smoke and soot for ink. they call at labor of love and they want you to see it for yourself. >> if you are a person who loves books, a person of strong faith, if you're a person of no faith, and love art there will be something for you as well. >> the biggs museum is in dover. the bible exhibit runs through march 27. as you say, time to take a field trip. >> i'd love to see that. >> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> police in california are still working aro

mary and bill peterson taking the standard photo at a green house when santa asked for a kiss on the cheek. mary obliged. bill reacted. the picture is now making the rounds on line. the couple says it's just who they are. they like to have fun and be happy. good for them. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today", a philadelphia police officer is hurt after a crash but her cruiser wasn't even moving. we'll tell you what happened that has the driver of the other car facing charges. >>> mass shooting fallout. authorities are not only looking for the motive in the deadly san bernadino rampage, they are looking for the person who legally bought two rifles used in the attack. >> the end is in sight. that is the word from governor tom wolf on the five-month budget battle. this morning the governor has a new timeline on getting the deal done. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news" toxtd i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 44 degrees outside. let's get you updated with the forecast with meteorologist bill henley

bill and mary will be first to second that. "merry, merry christmas to all." and should you find yourself lacking... you can always find ethan weitzenkamp was missing for more than a week after last being seen on thanksgiving night at home in allison... he left a note saying he needed to start a new life -- but his parents say that doesn't seem like something he'd do... according to his mother's facebook page -- ethan was found last night in st paul. minnesota. the butler county sherriff's department was also able to confirm that ethan is safe at home this morning... we will of course keep you updated as more information becomes avaliable. we'll start off our saturday with plenty of sunshine across this morning are 10 to 15 rest of the week with the next chance of moisture tracking in friday. thanks for joining us this morning. we hope to see you back here tomorrow morning. our next newscast is tonight at 6. until then, enjoy your day. - ruff ruff! - tweet! - and dave! - song: ruff ruff tweet and dave - what a wonderful way to spend your day with - ruff ruff t

marie: bill cosby firing back at seven of the women who are suibill cosby is accusing them of making false accusations. the lawsuit accuses the women of malicious opportunistic and false and inflammatory accusations of sexual misconduct ag bill cosby is seeking unspecified monetary damages. deliver existing bill cosby and massachusetts are among approximately 50 love accused him of rape or i wanted sexual contact. reed: net 7:00, the hottest gift making parents and grandparents a little worried that they may be too hot to handle. marie: were talking about have reports. they're very popular. thousands all. be a dangerous fire haza we are joined live near cheyenne and buffalo with the de these heated concerns. >> you can find these have reports at brick-and-mortar stores. you can also find them online. after reports of fires in 10 states, she is afraid that her kids may not be safe. >> she loves to take care of her two grandchildren. a pair of tens -- twins. they share many of the same interest, so no surprise in both wanted havrithe grandma found them online and the first one arrived

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mary: bill evans reassured residents that violent crime is down in the south en. the violence target by did kidds who grew up with guns and gangs instead of families. >> 36 homicides. one happened in this neighborhood. we're working hard to find out, but you know, we need the community's help. mary: the numbers done tell the whole story. nearly 90% of the city's homeless population find a bed here, that, too, brings call reption including drug addiction. >> the open yesterday is in the city in this neighborhood especially and a lot of people for the night and drugs are a big problem. i have ten needles in here. we feel it is a dumping ground need help. mary: long-time resident, jewel cash, says neighbors, themselves, reap for the root of the problem by reconnecting with neighborhood use. >> you need see those children as your children, to respect them first. member. he is a gang member because he is only family he or she has. mary. gain, the break news this hour, we had another shooting hear on the south end on mass avenue an hour hour ago. there is a peace march

mary hours after the : announcement, bill cosby entered a pennsylvania courtroom and was charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault. his bail was set at $1 million. andrea constand was the first woman to publicly come forward and accuse cosby of sexual assault. wednesday's charge stems from a 2005 civil suit filed by constand. in that deposition, cosby admitted acquiring prescription quaaludes to give to women. cosby said any sex and drug taking were always consensual. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move, respond to his advances, and he committed her. mary: some 50 women have alleged similar sexual assaults over a period of four decades. attorney gloria allred is representing many of those women. >> for many of my 29 clients who allege that they are victims of bill cosby, seeing him criminally charged and having to face a trail is the best christmas present that have ever received. mary cosby's lawyer released a : statement saying the charges come as no surprise and are unjustifie

mary and bill peterson had their picture take within santa. gosh, that's so cute. mary actually sat on santa's lap and kissed him on the cheek. their daughter came up with the idea, and they say the message is simple. >> merry, merry christmas to all. >> to everybody. look for happiness. >> you got to choose happiness, especially in today's world. >> jadiann: well, bill and mary have no problem trying new things in life. they didn't get married until they were in their 70s after they both lost their other spouses. >> christa: i love the look on santa's face. is she really doing this? meantime her husband is laughing hysterically. great photo. we have lots to get to as well, including know and go. outside of big events like concerts, maybe you see this or experience it yourself, tons of iewb kerr be out there waiting, figure out which car will be there, how the couple trying to eliminate the confusion. >> jadiann: and a woman with animal cruelty charges because of a picture of her dog with its snout taped shut. >> christa: a home destroyed by fire, the search for sev

marie green. >>> comedian bill cosby is free on bail this morning. one renowned tv dad was formally charged on wednesday with sexual assault. dozens of women have come forward this year accusing the entertainer of assault. his lawyers expect cosby to be flue exonerated. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: bill cosby made no comment and leaned on his lawyers as he evident park in elkins park, pennsylvania. the comedian is free on 1 million dollars bill. cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university employee andrea con stand. >> paralyzed, unable to move. a person in that state cannot give consent. >> reporter: the decision to charge cosby comes just days before the statute of limitations would have run out. prosecutors said evidence from a 2005 unsealed over the summer. in it, cosby admitted to giving women drugs. more than 50 women have come forward accusing cosby of sexuality assault, including victoria valentino. >> we were elated. >> reporter: cosby was ordered to surrender his passport. when a judge said good luc

bill it look like mary lee is back in our area. >> yes, she is and people are talking about it.ow, rarely have we seen the concern about sharks in our area that we saw this past summer and one particular great white shark as you said mary lee she even generate add major social media following. mary lee apparently likes our area because this past weekend trackers say she was back at the jersey shore. ♪ >> reporter:. >>> she's back! after several months of swimming up and down the coast, mary lee the great white shark with internet follow of nearly 100,000 people was recently tracked about 30 miles off the shore here in atlantic city. researchers just released new video of mary lee. after seeing her, i came down the shore to see how people feel about mary lee being back in our area. >> oh, my gosh. she is huge. >> it's not summer. i don't think they're as concern that they're going to get eaten by her but people devil still care it's a awesome. >> i wouldn't be concerned right now. in the summer i would would be. though. >> reporter: okay. >> because not too many people go down by

reed: also taking some tough questions about terrorism and a massive spending bill passed by congress today. marie mortera with more on what the president outlined. marie: the president something to fight but hopeful -- sounding defiant, but hopeful. trying to brush up the lame-duck -- brush off the lame-duck term. the war on terror what he wants to tackle in the nuclear. barack obama praised congress for passing a $1.1 trillion budget deal that includes tax cuts. pres. obama: i am not wild about everything in it. i am sure that is true for everybody. but it is a budget, that i lay insisted, in this -- as i insisted, invests in our middle would have benefited polluters. marie: passage avoids a government shutdown. >> i wanted to and the rattling experiences that the american people don't like. pres. obama: we are going to defeat isis. marie: the president saying his policies have installed the growth of isis. pres. obama: if we keep up the pressure, our air campaign will hit them harder than ever, taking out their leaders and forces. marie: after the deadly attack in san bernardino, mr. obama says

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editor of the weekly standard bill kristol and mary bruce. welcome to all of you. we'll be back with all of you in the moment. but first, quick question, matt, back in september, around labor day, you predicted that as it stood there, donald trump would be the republican nominee. what could derail him between now and super tuesday. >> the only thing that i think that can bring donald trump down is himself. self-inflicted on donald trump himself. those are the points in time in which donald trump -- he won't be brought down by television ads or speeches by other candidates. donald trump has to bring himself down. we still don't know if he loses iowa, what effect that could race. donald trump is the only constantly risen in the course of this and never dropped off. >> the debate megyn kelly. >> donald trump rose after the first debate. >> he sure did. >>> when we come back -- the full panel weighs in with their predictions for 2016, the state of the gop and can the brash billionaire grasp the nomination. >>> and the future of the democrats, can bernie sanders regain

. >> today mary helped jerome give these kids a chris zbltmaschris >> this helps tremendous. we ask designate money to other things like bills and food. >> this bike is the best bike ever. >> mary says she will be back next year. these faces make it all worth it zbla some kids have snog. th nothing. this is the best christmas to see them get this. >> she raised $10,000, bay alarm matched it. you just seen $20,000 worth of toys, five families came to meet them and the marines will make sure all the other toys make it under bay area christmas trees. >> it's proof it is better to give. thank you so much. that's great. >>> we want to see how your celebrating the mamgic of the holiday season share using #abc7now. >>> christmas came earlier for a four-year-old girl in massachusetts when her dad who had been serving over seas showed up at school. >> abbey. hi. >> hi daddy. >> come here. ah. >> very special surprise for little abbey field. the preschooler was not expected to see daddy any time soon, at least not in person. they usually skype. so when he showed up she hugged him and asked him for a christmas tree. >> yes, yes, you ca

bills. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. elias: that's a look at your money this morning... coming up after the break... sam's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... but first... time for a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at euclid... ((ad lib conditions)) elias: topping your headlines this morning... the metro's latest homicide is an unsolved mystery, for now. why police say they may be close to cracking the case. elias: then, holiday tragedy. new details this morning about a local woman who died in a chicago bus crash. sabrina: and snowstorm aftermath-- when will your neighborhood be clear? details ahead, as well as central iowa's most accurate forecast. "you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " elias:: your tuesday morning, i'm elias johnson... sabrina is off this week. elias: weather is always first on good morning iowa... in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... meteorologist sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: iowa got slammed with a pretty good winter storm

bills. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. elias: now target is actually buying unwanted gift cards. the company is partnering with gift card "cardpool" and electronic trade-in company "nextworth." cardpool provides the trade-in rate of consumers' gift cards and then re-sells them. one example provided by target: a 1- hundred dollar walmart gift card would change for an 85 dollar target gift card. target will exchange gift cards from more than 600 brands, including old navy, cheesecake factory, tiffany & co, staples and pottery barn. elias: whole foods them....and it's paying 5-hundred thousand dollars to do it. in a statement monday....whole foods says it has agreed to pay the 5-hundred thousand to resolve an investigation into whether it thousand to resolve an investigation into whether it overcharged for some items at its new york city stores. days after the city went public with its investigation earlier this year....whole foods execs admitted to, and apologized for, overcharging customers on some products -- like sliced fruits and sandwiches. whole foods says the mistakes were u

marie: the grinch coming early in billings, montana where a leave stole christmas presents left on a family's front porch. a woman going to the front door wearing a pink hat. there she goes. another person in the vehicle wrapped everything in the mailbox. they took it all. it appears that they were following a mail truck in looking for these be -- looking for these deliveries. >> we don't even have to lock our doors. marie: police say you should continue having valuable advocate deliver to your work place. also, be aware of what you put in your trash. if thieves see a box for something valuable, they may want to break into your home. reed: this security video caught footage of this robbery. breaking the glass into the convenience store window. they actually pick up the atm so far, no word -- all in the back -- in the back of the suv. marie: in most early cities, the showing of the new star wars movie started tuesday evening. reed: what about the people who have no clue about what th excitement is about. that is what binge marathons is about. >> the early morning hours on hollywood bo

they have to pay $100 million for cramming and billing for texts likepes. >>> abc mary bruce is in washington with tips to save you on holiday deals. >> reporter: retailers are slashing prices eager to sell offry. >> 7 to shoppers will be hitting the stores. >> reporter: retailers will be selling winter clothes, like macy's winter coats are 350 to 60% off. designer clothes better average 49% off. it's a good time to stock up for next year. holiday swag steep discounts. gift cards reaching a 23450 peak a whopping $130 billion, now is a good time to cash in. >> we found gift cards are one of the most popular gifts. you don't have to pick a gift that's perfect. it gives the resip -- recipient the freedom to pick whatever they want. >> that was mary bruce reporting. >> "action news" is staying on top of the developing story this sunday morning. tornados striking in the dallas area. there are deaths reported and damage is severe. new from the overnight, a tractor-trailer and car collide in montgomery county. news of a tour bus crashing in san francisco. details coming in on what caused the wreck.

. >> comedian bill cosby after putting up $1 million in bail out tonight. mary maloney has what's next. >> mr. cosby is charged with aggravated indecent assault. >> reporter: hours after the announcement bill cosby entered a pennsylvania courtroom and was charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault. his bail was set at $1 million. andrea constant was first woman to publicly come forward and accuse cosby of sexual assault. wednesday's charge stems from a 2005 civil suit filed by constant. admitted acquiring prescription quaaludes to give to women. cosby said any sex and drug taking were always consensual. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rand -- rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. >> reporter: some 50+ women have alleged similar sexual assaults over a period of four decades. attorney gloria allred is representing many of those women. >> for many of my 29 clients who allege that they are victims of bill cosby, se

mary. i'm dying of cancer." >> reporter: residents are hoping the health study might help them in their legal fights over compensation for medical bills but the assessment could folks like mary are worried they won't be around long enough to see the results. >> o'donnell: such an incredible story, vinita nair, thank you. >> o'donnell: someone stole a secret service agent's gun in washington. >> o'donnell: police in >> o'donnell: police in washington say a secret service agent's gun was stolen from his car outside headquarters yesterday. the agent, a member of the presidential protective minutes. when he returned, a bag containing his gun, i.d., badge, and a thumb drive were gone. the agent will likely face disciplinary charges. >>> a world cup skier was nearly hit by a drone today during a race in italy. the drone fell from the sky and crashed just inches from marcel hirscher. he was carrying a tv camera and was shooting the race. hirscher didn't seem to notice and came in second, but afterwards he said this can never happen again. >>> a surprise homecoming in oklahoma. kim gornick wasn't expecting to see her son, wyatt, this christma

in march, she testified before state lawmakers to support a bill to remove nevada's statute of limitations on sexual assault. jim: marie, thank you. now at 5:00, the woman that deliberately ran into people on the las vegas strip had marijuana in her system at the time. jessica: when woman killed, 35 others hurt -- one woman killed, 35 others hurt. her three-year-old daughter was with her at the time. jim: kelsey thomas is live at the strip. you have been talking about the impact this toxicology report may have on the case. kelsey: the clark county district attorney also says this report does not explain or excuse what happened. affect people in different ways. prosecutors made it very clear that holiday intentionally hit people -- holloway intentionally hit people on the strip. [sirens] >> 15-20 people laying on the ground. >> people are yelling for nurses and doctors. kelsey: the screams and the sounds of an engine, 24-year-old lakeisha halloween, accused of intentionally -- lakeisha halloway, killing a mother of three and injuring 35 others. the district's attorney announcing that holloway had marijuana in her system

mary. i'm dying of cancer." >> reporter: residents are hoping the health study might help them in legal fights over compensation for medical bills but the assessment may take two years, and, norah, some folks like mary are worried they won't be around long enough to see the results. >> o'donnell: someone stole a secret service agent's gun in washington. that story is next.ept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden si

bill clinton, too. and it was not all that long ago, the clintons were photographed smiling while attending donald trump's wedding. could any of them have predicted this? abc's mary bruce on the campaign tonight. >> reporter: donald trump is week. hillary and bill clinton, seen on a family stroll in new york city this weekend. >> she's playing the woman's card. and it's like, give me a break. >> reporter: they are the same couple trump invited to his image. but now, trump is slamming both clintons, as the former president gets ready to hit the trail to campaign for his wife, tweeting -- "if hillary thinks she can terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women's card on me, she's wrong!" trump, who's been married three times, previously said bill clinton's infidelity was no big deal. >> look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant. and they tried to impeach him, which was nonsense. >> reporter: but now, the love is lost. trump recently used a vulgar phrase to describe hillary clinton's loss to barack she got [ bleep ]. she lost. i mean, she lost. >> reporter: clinton accused trump of being sexist. >> it's not the f