flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. today winter weather advisory for holt county from 6 am today until 1 pm wednesday winter weather advisory for yankton county from 3 pm today until 3 pm wednesday overall, today won't bring much in the way of measurable precipitation, it'll just be cloudy with areas of drizzle and perhaps a shower or two. with temperatures nearing the freezing mark this morning, you might encounter a few slick spots on some untreated roads. farther east in the flood-warned areas, you could encounter some standing water leftover from yesterday's heavy rain, so be sure not to drive through it. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> an arrest was made regarding a threat made to a northwest iowa high school. the threat was large enough that school officials initially banned backpacks from class on monday. that decision was overturned, but ktiv's sam curtiss brings us the latest following saturdays arrest, students were able to return to sheldon high school with their backpacks in hand monday morning. there was a

calhoun. the 19th century vice president and the preeminent author of slavery.tands at the heart of charleston, only a block away from emanuel ame church down the street that bears his name. >> every day i would drive down calhoun street and i would see that statue and there has not been one statue i've despised more in my life than that calhoun statue. this was a file, racist, quote unquote states rights man. but his everything that he went -- everything that he believed in everything that he stood for goes back to slavery. goes back to the oppression literally of my people, of my ancestors. and i had -- they say you are not supposed to hate people but i hate that man i honestly do because he oppressed my people. >> after emanuel someone spray painted the statue of calhoun. one of the few indications of charleston's troubling past can be found at the old slave mart museum. >> how many slaves were sold here? >> thousands, thousands. we don't have any records to indicate how many exactly. but as we proceed through the museum, we can see prices. we can see buildin

flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. tuesday winter w wther advisory for holt county from 6 am tuesday until 1 pm wednesday siouxland is sitting in between two storm systems. the one from the weekend has moved onto the northeast but not before giving eastern siouxland as much as 3 to 5 inches of rain over the past three days and has caused some flooding. the next system is gog to affect locations west of siouxland much more than us, but holt county is far enough west that they have been put in a winter weather advisory from tuesday morning until midday on wednesday for snow acccculations range. the rest of us will see more of a mix and not too much snow accumulation. that means most of us see rain develop on tuesday with maybe some snow mixing in late in the day or tuesday night. a light mix could continin into wednesday mornrng before that system moves outut leaving us with a quieter weather pattern for the rest of the workweek and into the highly anticipated 'star wars-the force awakens' will be hitting theaters thursd

. << >> flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. today winter weather advisory for holt county from 6 am today until 1 pm wednesday winter weather advisory for yankton coty from 3 pm today until 3 pm wednesday later today, some, especially those in western siouxland could start to see a wintry mix of precipitation that will continue into tonight and tomorrow morning. holt county and its surrounding areas could see around 2-4 inches of snow by noon tomorrow with the rest of the viewing area only seeing around an inch or so of the white stuff as winds become strong. the rest of the week will be dry and cool with highs in the 20s and 30s through saturday with 40s returning sunday. see graphics. >> a familiar face of the democratic party made a stop in siouxland to campaign for presidential candidate, hillary clinton. ktiv's sarah te slaa has more from the morning of politics at a sioux city home.e. <<<< nats former vermont governor howard made a stop in sioux city this morning. the democrat is talking to voters about why they should vo

earlier this month we were talking about the student apartment complex expected to be located on the calhoun street side of the bull street property. now, two sources close to the project are confirming there are plans under consideration for even more apartment units close to spirit communications park, the baseball stadium now under construction. this time the apartments would be built inside the sprawling babcock building. that is the towering italian renaissance revival style structure almost adjacent to the location of that proposed 234 unit student housing project off calhoun. last year, babcock drew interest from a new orleans based developer who wanted to turn the building into a hotel. that plan fell through in part due to problems passing tax credit legislation. now we're told a different company---possibly based in virginia---has babcock under contract for new apartments. it would again require massive investment for repairs to a building dating back in one section to 1857---and with serious deficiencies including asbestos, lead paint, outdated windows and structural breakdowns. l

attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties filed a motion to dismiss some of the counts in the lawsuit. the utility is suing 10 drainage districts. the utility claims water it raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations located upstream. they say the drainage districts aren't doing enough to fix the problem. today's hearing, the attorney for the three counties says under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from lawsuits. the utility's attorney says drainage districts have been "enjoying absolute immunity" and this is not how the state should function. tonight at 6, find out how much des moines water works claims it's spent to clean up water to make it safe to drink. tommie, do we know how long it will take for the judge to make a decision? the judge says he hopes to make quick decision in the case and have decision by the middle of next month or even sooner. two hours from now, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will hold a rally at the sioux city convention center. it's only his second in sioux city since announcing his candidacy... and th

calhoun, and buena vista counties previously filed a motion to dismiss some of the counts in the lawsuit. yesterday, a judge heard arguments from both sides to determine if those will be dismissed or not. the utility is suing 10 drainage districts, claiming the water it receives from the raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations located upstream in those counties. des moines water works says it has spent more than one-point-five million dollars since last december to remove nitrate from the water to keep it within safe drinking limits. if you haven't finished your christmas shopping yet, you're not alone. coming up, we'll show you how you can still score some great deals. sanders: over 2 million contributions have been made to the only campaign that rejects a corrupt campaign finance system. you can't level the playing field with wall street banks by taking their money. ben: and i'll have your complete forecast next! << >> << wx timer @ 2:45 many will start the day on a foggy note with sub-freezing temperatures and a few snow flurries this morning, so watch out for a few s

weather ad-lib flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. tuesday county from 6 am tuesday until 1 pm wednesday siouxland is sitting in between two storm systems. the one from the weekend has moved onto the northeast but not before giving eastern siouxland as much as 3 to 5 inches of rain over the past three days and has caused some flooding. the next system is going to affect locations west of siouxland much more than us, but holt county is far enough west that they have been put in a winter weather advisory from tuesday morning until midday on wednesday for snow accumulations in the 2 to 4 inch range. the rest of us will see more of a mix and not too much snow accumulation. some siouxlanders with severe flooding. ktiv's tommie clark visited towns in sac county today that are dealing with the flood waters. << "with all the recent rain, comes flooding. i'm in sac city at riverside campground where this park, has become a pond." all of sac county was under a flood warning monday. the north raccoon river was overflowing into parks...street s..

the utility is suing drainage districs in sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties over farm river. both sides presented arguments in u.s. district court ininioux city monday. des moines watererorks says it has spent more than one-and-a-half million dollars to remove the nitrates to make its water drinkable. the judge commented the utility seems to be the only one in the state that has a problem with it and he wondered why it hasn't been an issue before. the judge says it's a complicated case, but he hopes to make a ruling by >> stocks were slightly higher, led by gains in energy companies as the price of crude oil moves higher. home sales are posting a big decline. they plunged sharply in november, as rising prices create affordability pressures and new regulations delayed finalizing purchases. the national association of realtors says sales of existing homes collapsed 10.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.76 million. it was the weakest pace in 19 months. meanwhile, home values are rising at more than double the pace of wages. still ahead on news four at noon... so

attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties previously filed a lawsuit. today a judge heard arguments from both sides to determine if those will be dismissed or not. last january, des moines water works sued three siouxland counties. the utility is suing 10 drainage districts, claiming the water it receives from the raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations located upstream in those counties. the counties' attorney says that under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from lawsuits and therefore some of those counts should be thrown out. they say the utility is arguing how law works and they're stepping outside the bounds of rules allowed regarding drainage districts. the water utility serving 500,000 customers in central iowa says it has spent more than one- point-five million dollars since december to remove nitrate from the water to keep it within safe drinking limits. the judge hopes to reach a ruling by the middle of january, if not sooner. a local sioux city company is expanding. consumer supply distributing plans to build a 50,000

randy hinkel's squad lost to south central calhoun that night. but losing wasn't something hinkel did very often. "nat or are we going to finish it off win the next two?" hinkel embraced the wishbone offense-- and he was meticulous with the study of it. in 29 seasons as the head coach of the madrid tigers hinkel accrued 264 wins and just 58. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs-- was state runner up 7 times. and crowned champion once-- in 1991. nat "we have the whole crowd on there just juices us up." in his coaching career-- hinkel is one of only 12 football coaches in the state to eclipse 300 wins. but more important than wins randy hinkel developed boys into some great young men who will surely miss their football coach. jon: along with football randy hinkel also coached track and field for the tigers-- he coached 5 state championship teams and produced numerous individual state winners. now when we say we are iowa here at local 5-- that's more than a catch phrase. it embodies what we do and the people we cover. during the foot

flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. tuesday winter weather advisory for holt county from 6 am tuesday until 1 pm wednesday siouxland is sitting in between two storm systems. the one from the weekend has moved onto the northeast but not before giving eastern siouxland as much as 3 to 5 inches of rain over the past three days and has caused some flooding. the next locations west of siouxland much more than us, but holt county is far enough west that they have been put in a winter weather advisory from tuesday morning until midday on wednesday for snow accumulations in the 2 to 4 inch range. the rest of us will see more of a mix and not too much snow thanks, ron. we'll have more on the flood threat today in siouxland later on during this show. a father and grandmother face kidnapping charges after the disappearance of two children in storm lake, iowa. three-year-old ymani banks and one-year-old yamir banks were located and are currently in the custody of storm lake police. they were found earlier tonight. their father 32-y

none of the money went to buena vista, calhoun or sac county. those counties are facing lawsuits for allowing polluted farm runoff to flow into area streams. the lawsuit is scheduled to go before a federal judge in august of next year. the forecast is looking dry.. meteorologist megan salois joins us now for a first look at the forecast. ad lib wx quick cloudy skies and windy conditions will continue this afternoon. temperatures will stay cold, staying in the 30s this afternoon. winds will gust up near 30 mph at times.tonight, temperatures will be cold as we drop to the mid 20s with mostly cloudy skies and breezy conditions. the iowa state fair may be nine months away but planning for it underway... and this year there are some new faces helping make it all possible. for the first time in history -- the iowa state fair board elected a woman to serve on their panel. tennette carlson of stratford will serve on the 16 - member board. ribbon foundation." in case you're wondering -- the fair begins on august 11 -th through the 21 -st it was the final

none of the money went to buena vista, calhoun or sac county.... where they're facing a lawsuits for allowing polluted farm runoff to flow into area streams. the lawsuit is scheduled to go before a federal judge in august of next year. meanwhile... the iowa dnr is considering running iowa's beaches dry... it wants to ban alcohol at all state-run beaches. that's as dnr officials say they see more over-consumption... which makes for unsafe public waterways. alcohol would still be allowed on rental sites near beaches ... but not on the beaches themselves. the dnr is accepting public you can find out how to make your voice heard by visiting w-h-o-t-v- dot-com. christmas is now just over a week away... and many of are still searching for gifts. so this morning we sent channel 13's josh nguyen down to valley junction to find some local "out-of-the-box" ideas. good morning, josh! what did you find? the shop sells art, gifts and whimsical home decor. items range in price from $5 to $400. featuring local artists. things you'll find here a hot holiday meal i

flood warning in effect for calhoun, carroll, sac & crawford counties until 10:45 a.m. today winter weather advisory for holt county from 6 am today until 1 pm wednesday winter weather advisory for yankton county from 3 pm today until 3 pm wednesday overall, today won't bring much in the way of measurable precipitation, it'll just be cloudy with areas of drizzle and perhaps a shower or two. with temperatures nearing the freezing mark this morning, you might encounter a few slick spots on some untreated roads. farther east in the flood-warned areas, you could encounter some standing water leftover from yesterday's heavy rain, so be sure not to drive through it. see graphics. . i'm dreaming of a white christmas >>> 7:30 now on a tuesday morning, the 15th of december, 2015. ten days to go until christmas, but with record warm temperatures across the east, it feels a little bit like we're counting down to easter. we're going to go outside and say hi to those nice people without coats for about the fifth day in a row. >> back inside studio 1a where we can cool off, stories m

end of the loop we have a few showers in aiken county and they're heading for orangeburg county and calhoun county. and we've seen rain in columbia. at the airport, 24/100ths. 17/100ths in the city. that brings the monthly total to 4.5 inches in the city. today's rain pushed us up to 62.61 inches of rain, the 5th wettest year on record for columbia. currently, we have cloudy skies, and our temperature is still up there. 73degrees and it's humid and winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. tonight we'll see a few showers more likely towards daybreak. 65degrees. and tomorrow we'll continue to see rain off and on with a high of 75 and the rain is going to continue into tomorrow evening with a low of 64 degrees. there's dry weather headed our way. we'll talk about that a little later. >>> the elgin light christmas show has been bringing holiday cheer to many in the midlands for 18 years. this year, the creator has been 40,000 lights because of his own battle with cancer. he tells news 19 his treatment is not going well but that's not stopped him. and so far they've raised more than $10,0

between des moines water works and drainage districts in three siouxland attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties filed a motion to dismiss 10 of the 12 counts they say under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from suits and therefore out. des moines water works is suing 10 drainage districts in the siouxland counties. the water utility says the water it receives from the raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations upstream and the drainage districts aren't doing enough to fix the problem. the hearing has been set for december 21st. the economic development branch nebraska plans to make a multi-million dollar investment in the sioux city metro. today, ho-chunk, incorporated shared news of the projects dollars. leaders from across siouxland gathered for ho-chunk capital, a subsidiary of ho-chunk, incorporated., is behind the projects. the developments will include commercial, residential and mixed-use projects. "we have the desire to invest estate, we've made sort of the corporate, strategic decisionand we've also decided "also, it's a good time. just fr

calhoun... and buena vista counties. attorneys representing the drainage districts are asking federal judge mark bennett to dismiss 10 of the 12 claims... saying state law gives the districts immunity. the two other claims are federal... and are not covered by state immunity. the judge says he will rule on the motion by the middle of january. 3 3 <

attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties filed a motion to dismiss 10 of the 12 counts in the lawsuit. they say under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from suits and therefore those counts should be thrown out. des moines water works is suing 10 drainage districts in the siouxland counties. the water utility says the water it receives from the raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations upstream and the drainage districts aren't doing enough to fix the problem. the hearing has been set for december 21st. south dakota agriculture secretary lucas lentsch is calling for more animal agriculture in south dakota. lentsch says putting livestock back into cropland farming will diversify farm operations and preserve traditions. the emergence of a global grain trade about 40 years ago made it possible for farmers to quit raising animals and make raising only crops. but ag officials say livestock can still be an important part of crop production today, by doing such things as putting nutrients back in the soil and supporting producers when crop prices are young

kenny calhoun dooly county ema director "well we're just monitoring the situation and trying to keep the sightseers out of the area. trying to maintain a safe situation." the flint is not expected to crest until tuesday wednesday or thursday depending on what city you live in, but the new forecast is better than what was originally expected. in dooly county, georgia, wright gazaway for the raycom news when severe weather strikes in our area, make sure you're tracking the latest by downloading the wis first alert weather app. it's your source for updates on-the-go, and it's free. just search wis in your app store. portions of the riverwalk park & amphitheater in west columbia are back open today after it had to close again last week because all the rain we saw. since the flood back in october -- the riverwalk park has been on a sort of roller coaster. the amphitheater of the riverwalk was able to reopen but it has been closed several times because the rain keeps re-flooding it. since october -- crews have been cleanin gup mud, debris, and trees. "we are getting additional erosion from

calhoun...and buena vista counties are defendants in a lawsuit by the des moines water works, the company claims water draining from ag lands...violate the federal clean water act. the lawsuit claims the farms are causing a spike in nitrates levels in the racoon and des moines rivers. defending lawyers..having filed a motion...saying that 8 of the 10 counts should be dropped... citing that the drainage districts don't have authority over private land owners. deborah friends of a spencer high athlete, who died after collapsing during a wrestling match, are coming together to remember him. austin roberts passed away fromnatural causes on saturday. . seniors on the team are sticking gether to lift ch other's spirits and honor their friend and teammate ausn roberts. coaches say that it hasn't been easy for the boys emotionally....but they are depending on one another to help "they're together in this and nobody else knows what they're going through other. and it's of a bond in our already tight family. they've seen the from the state, the country, the world...through messagesnd things like th

attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties filed a motion to dismiss 10 of the 12 counts in the lawsuit. they say under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from suits and therefore those counts should be thrown out. des moines water works is suing 10 drainage districts in the siouxland counties. the water utility says the water it receives from the ccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations upstream and the drainage districts aren't doing enough to fix the problem. the hearing is set for 1:30 at the federal courthouse in sioux city. >> stocks were nearly flat in light midday trading after a morning rally fizzled. still ahead on news four at noon.. more than just annoying!. some of those noisy toys that may be on your child's wish list this season could do harm to their hearing. what you need to know before okoboji skycam... a new safety warning today that could make you think twice before buying some toys for your kids this holiday season. every year, we all go to the store and buy toys. a lot of them are noisy. they drive us crazy! but turns out, they're

we should note that none of the projects are in buena vista, calhoun or sac counties. des moines waterworks is suing all three... accusing their boards of supervisors of violating the clean water act. the lawsuit is scheduled to go before a federal judge in august of next year. right now des moines water works is dealing with a different problem... too much water... parts of water works park are under water. fleur drive is also closed because of flooding along the raccoon river.... and the public works department says fleur will remain closed through the weekend. the river isn't expected to drop below flood stage until tuesday.. the flood closures don't stop there... about an hour ago dallas county emergency management shut down highway 1-69 on the north side of adel... this is a live look at the closure. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... ed... rivers are still to come tonight at ten... he helped rally the cyclones to a win against the hawkeyes... and today we learned it was the final game of his season... later in sports.. the devastating loss... and who could

heavyweights.....mi tch trejo of kingsley-pierson impressive in this one....he beats lawton-bronson's chris calhoun by a 14-10 decision... and capping it off with jorge sandoval....the storm lake tornado pins spenser wardrip of akron- westfield......he would advance to the title match but he settles for a second-place finish. allison/alex " " now time for our today's picture comes from... our cat loving producer....alexa russo her cat janet...is getting into the holiday spirit a little early this year! with her diamond candy cane christmas dress thanks for being awesome jannie!!! if you''d like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. deborah/elisa/alex tonight, stubborn clouds linger with a chance for drizzle. winds shift has the front passes. tomorrow. beautiful sunshine, more melting snow. high 40, with a light north wind. 7-day is remarkable for december. no snow chances and temperatures 10 to 20 above normal.. with sunshine. temperaturur get back to "normal" by >> hi, i'm dana loesch from "the dana show," and over the years, you've seen me interview some pretty

the utility is suing 10 drainage districts in buena vista, sac and calhoun counties. it claims the water it receives from the raccoon river is polluted by nitrates from ag operations upstream and the drainage districts aren't doing enough to fix the problem. lawyers in the three counties have filed a motion to dismiss 10 of the 12 counts in the lawsuit. they say under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from suits and therefore those counts should be thrown out. >> stocks are moving higher after the labor department reported another solid month of job gains. the lead singer for b band that was big in the 90s has died. that's still ahead on news four.. and---decking the halls with screams of terror. a christmas movie with a scary twist. "krampus" is one of four we'll preview in the friday here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... frontman of stone temple pilots, has died. he was 48 years old. weiland's facebook page says he died in his sleep while on a toto stop in bloomington, minnesota. he was traveling with his band, "scott weiland and the w

vice president john calhoun, one of the most prominent pro-slavery figures in history. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. british warplanes have begun bombing targets in syria just a hours after british lawmakers voted 397 to 223 to support prime minister david cameron's plan for air strikes. the warplanes took off from an airbase in cyprus. they struck oil fields in eastern syria controlled by the self-proclaimed islamic state. the decision to bomb syria divided the opposition labour party in britain. labour leader jeremy corbyn opposed the bombing, but was challenged by foreign affairs spokesman hilary benn. lawmakers held a 10 hour debate on wednesday. we will hear from corbyn and benn, but first, prime minister david cameron. >> in moving this motion, i'm not pretending the answers are simple. the situation in syria is incredibly complex. i'm not overstating the contribution that our incredible service men and women can make, neither am i ignoring the risks of military action nor

)) family members say barbara dawson collapsed while being escorted in handcuffs from the liberty calhoun hospital in tallahassee. authorities say she was seeking treatment for breathing difficulties. doctors performed tests, but when they couldn't find anything -- they discharged dawson but she refused to leave: ((angela donar- "when they handcuffed her to take her out, the nurse ran over there and cut her oxygen off. took some scissors and just cut her oxygen. they didn't try to unplug the oxygen or nothing. she gonna run there and get some scissors and just cut her oxygen no she don't, she fine, she fine." )) ((denise valdez)) police say she had a pulse and was breathing when she was brought back into the hospital. the medical examiner's office found that dawson died from blood clots due to being overweight. police claim there is dashcam video of the arrest, but it hasn't been released ./// ((paula francis)) > this story garnered a lot of interest on the 8 news now facebook page. ((denise valdez)) laurie wrote: i've seen this happen in vegas. not cops, but hospitals kicking out sick pe

calhoun... and buena vista counties... claiming they're allowing excess nitrate runoff from farm fields to pollute the raccoon river...where des moines gets its drinking water. attorneys representing the drainage district are asking federal judge mark bennett to dismiss 10 of the 12 claims in the suit... saying state law gives the districts immunity. the two other claims are federal... immunity. the judge says he will rule on the motion by the middle of january. 3 3 another sioux city business is making plans to expand their facility.consumers supply distributing moved in to the old u- s postal service distribution facility on murphy drive back in 2012.now... the company is planning a 50- thousand square foot expansion to that facility in the bridgeport industrial park.that expansion is getting some help from the city... with the city council discussing a devlopment agreement at tonight's meeting. consumers supply hopes to move in to the new expansion as early as may. 3 3 a single- vehicle accident this morning sent one pe

jayson calhoun / operation fire h.e.a.t. "many times the firefighters who are at that fire tragedy and they don't get to see the first step of that tragedy and that's what's not only does it benefit the family it benifits the firefighters who were actually there." kristopher youts / "it's actually really we get back on our feet we're going to be trying to give back to those who helped us out so much especially, you know, organizations like this" this will the fifth family operation fire heat has helped this holiday season. next .. spain is know for the running of the bulls.. this is a little different. the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at ten. a couple is terrified after a man breaks into their car, and is able to find their home! why police say this is a common scheme. and a record breaking year for las vegas tourism... and new year's eve is set to end 2015 with a bang! finally tonight.. dogs. we take you madrid, spain where about 700 dogs & owners took part in a dog race to raise awareness about abandoned

we should note that none of this is taking place in buena vista, calhoun, or sac counties... "des moines waterworks" is suing all three... claiming they violated the "clean water act." the lawsuit will go before a federal judge in august of next year. republican presidential candidates showed no fear in going after one another in their final debate... ted, you support legalizing people who are in this country illegally.i led the fight against his legalization and amnesty bill. ted cruz and marco rubio butted heads on the las vegas stage... about the future of undocumented workers. and jeb bush and donald trump got into several sparring matches... over national security. the simple fact is if you think this is tough and you're not being treated fairly..."this isn't tough. ...imagine what it's going to be like dealing with putin... i wish it was always as easy as you, jeb. ...or dealing with president xi or dealing with the islamic terrorism that exists. oh, yeah. this is a tough business. oh, i know. you're a tough guy, jeb. i know. trump also said he's sticking with the party

the utility company filed the lawsuit against buena vista, sac and calhoun counties in march. , it claims the counties' boards of supervisors are violating the federal clean water act by not the boards say some of the counts could be dismissed because they can't regulate landowners or be held accountable for their actions. a state report investigating complaints at the iowa veterans home links some of them to the facility's former leader. the report shows some of the complaints to lawmakers in 2013 were due to former commandant david worley's managerial style. the iowa veterans home offers care to more than 550 residents in marshalltown. steve: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is back in iowa today, campaigning in keota and fairfield with tom vilsack. she has now announced a new effort to cure alzheimer's disease. chief political reporter cynthia fodor is in studio. and cynthia, what would this cost? cynthia: it would cost a lot. clinton is calling for $2 billion a year to prevent, treat and discover a cure for alzhimer's, parkinson's disease and dementia. her plan would

i'm not joking about calhoun. there are some people who -- there are no redeeming all in these.that is helping that is moving us forward today. both of them on the fence about. i don't think you should be totally disappeared. with someoneoblem who actually did do some good ideas. think your answer. the discussion is good. the difficult line drawing function. he is a difficult one for me. >> i'm afraid that's mbs. i would like to think or three guests. [applause] we also want to thank the entire team. like to think c-span. >> and we like to think our good friend back story staff. many thanks to back stories generous donors. [applause] >> thanks very much everybody. obviously we could talk about this for hours. what happens next? >> can we do closing remarks >> me at least the beauty of this kind of fan all is that debate and discussion is healthy. i think a society that has a healthy sense of strength in its own interior should be able to have an honest and adult discussion about some of the issues that are deeply problematic. the film to me at least is very tarnished legacy prec

john c calhoun is on one side. he has to go.ilson, you know, if we are going to start getting rid of everybody who was a white premises, we will not have any statues of anybody before, you know, yesterday. that's an exaggeration. but, it's a tough question. as historians, we deal all the time with complexity. there are extreme people, and i'm not joking about calhoun. there are some people that have no redeeming qualities, and this is subjective. it is nothing the talking us move forward today. -- that is helping us move forward today. i don't think wilson should be disappeared from princeton as if he did not exist. do somesomebody who did things. the league of nations is something we can build on. i do not want to get rid of everybody who is a white supremacist. the discussion is good. it is a difficult line to draw. me.s a difficult one for peter: i'm afraid that's it for tonight. day, we had a lot to say tonight too. whatever round of applause. --let's have a round of applause. [applause] peter: save the bigger applause for u

randy calhoun that night. but losing wasn't something hinkel did very often. "nat or are we going to finish it off win the next two?" hinkel embraced the wishbone offense-- and he was meticulous with the study of it. in 29 seasons as the head coach of the madrid tigers hinkel accrued 264 wins and just 58. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs-- was state runner up 7 times. and crowned champion once-- in 1991. nat "we have the whole crowd on there just juices us up." in his coaching career-- hinkel is one of only 12 football coaches in the state to eclipse 300 wins. but more important than wins randy hinkel developed boys into some great young men who will surely miss their football coach. football randy hinkel also coached track and field for the tigers-- he coached 5 state championship teams and produced numerous individual state winners. jon: a little different schedule this week for high school hoops with christmas falling on friday. teams tipping off tonight instead of tuesday. the johnston girls basketball team has been on a tear recently--

sot gwendolyn calhoun birmingham, al "there's always a bright side, and the sun is shining now, so maybe this is the beginning of something better .... " chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york . overall, the death toll in the southtoll is at 25. severe weather... wreaked havoc... over the christmas holiday. flash floods took over parts of georgia and alabama. meanwhile a tornado smashed through birmingham on christmas day. it was like pouring down, heavy rain...and then all of a sudden the glass and the windows just broke out and then it sounded like someone was clawing the tin off of the house - the roof 190 roads across the state are still closed tonight due to governor robert bentley toured some of the most damaged areas today and spoke with families staying at an elementary school. the red cross is housing families forced to leave their homes. many of them... spent christmas here. governor bently has declared a state of emergency for alabama. meanwhile alabama police are searching for two gunmen... who they say ....shot four teenagers outside a movie theater in west mobile. police say..

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brooklyn-native omar calhoun didn't miss from the field. 5 for 5. finished with 14 points. uconn 75-55 over ohio state. >>> and what we told you last night, michael cuddyer is retiring. he never took a moment for granted in the majors. he labored over the decision to walk away after a 15-year career that forced him to walk away from the mets after just one season. today gm sandy alderson said he was one of our team's true leaders in the clubhouse playing a significant role in the national league championship. he leaves an indelible impact on our organization. i feel like in sports we say he's a class act, total pro, that applies to michael cuddyer. also one of the last guys in the clubhouse talking to the members of the media. a total class act. he'll be missed. >> thank you, john. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urin

tonight, the calhoun liberty hospital saying, it can't comment on why dawson was removed, but saying, "in such cases, the safety and comfort of all patients is considered." the florida department of law enforcement says it will investigate. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> now, to that deadly hit and run in vegas. new images of the mother accused of intentionally ramming her car into tourists outside popular hotels on the strip. backseat. lakeisha holloway appearing in court today for the first time, shackles around her wrists. lawyers saying she is, quote, distraught. holloway on suicide watch tonight. >>> and an update now on that mysterious fire ball some of you may have seen, lighting up the night sky over nevada. viszable in southern california and as far north as sacramento. tonight, mystery solved. officials confirming tonight, it was a russian rocket returning to earth, breaking upon reentry. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the consumer alert. the growing scam targeting one of the most popular last-minute holiday gifts. the warning about gif

it's suing calhoun... and buena vista counties. attorneys representing the drainage districts are asking federal judge mark bennett to dismiss 10 of the 12 claims... saying state law gives the districts immunity. the two other claims are federal and aren't covered by state immunity. the judge says the middle of january.that's all the time i've got for now... have a great dada 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 >>> good morning. it is tuesday, december 22nd, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including help for the last of the last-minute shoppers, only on "cbs this morning." inside amazon's delivery service that can bring you a gift in an hour. first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> well, much of the country is having a somewhat mild winter, it's not happening here in northern california or much of the west. >> you could almost call it an extended heat wave, having many people herer in the northeast pleasantly surprised. >> donald trump would like republicans to imagine him going toe to toe with hillary cl