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there is another frost/freeze threat late tonight/saturday morning fofo areas eaea of sioux city where your temperatures will drop to near 30 degrees. temperatures will rebound a bit better over the saturday and sunday courtesy of steady southerly winds. eventually the 70s make a brief return next monday and tuesday with shower chances tuesday and wednesday. see graphics. >> << >> wall street's been momostly we'll check the numbers after the break.. wall street's been modestly higher today. we'll check the numbers after the break.. and let's do lunch. members of the south sioux city chamber get together for a meal, and an update on the business climate in the husker state. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only geworse. but withmerican-made clean energy, we can save money on electcity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >> >> stocks were slightly h hher at midday as investors p

anchor kevin barry re-capps the weeks top political stories each weekend.you can see iowa in focus eaea sunday morning at 10-30 here on cbs 2. john boehner is now in his last week as speaker of the house. house.on thursday, representatives will elect a new speaker and that's expected t tbe congressssn paul ryan of wisconsin.there will create unity in the republican party. party.right now, speaker boehner reportedly is working on a long term budget deal wiwith the white house. senior political correspondent scott thuman thumanhas the story you will only see on cbs 2. 2. few issues motivate washington more than money! so the u-s paying its debts so it doesn't default, would seem a no brainer. but the 18 trillion dollar debt ceiling, seems stuck in place, thanks to political infighting.-(paul ftp @ 24, rep nke, r, montana) "to go through a debt ceiling balance every year! because we can't figure out in washington how to control our spending habits!"-infuriating, say members. complicati matters, tpe search for a new house speaker, increasese paisan bickering & posturing over the presidentia

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we have high pressure to the eaea, low pressure too the west. in between, you get the winds cooking. coasasl flooding a problem, too. here's the future radar. the heavieststuff falling now. that will continue for the next sixth or so hours. by this time time tomorrow night, david, it should be a lot drier here. >> all right, rob, come on inside and get dry and warm. thank you. >>> well turn next to capitol hill tonight. the house, one step closer to electing the next speaker of the house. house republicans officially nominating paul ryan, putting aside t t differences that drove john boehner out of the job. ryan promising to move forward and unify the party. a formal vote now by the full house is set for tomorrow. >>> and in chicago tonight, a stunning fall for a former speaker of the house. entering a guilty plea in a criminal case involving hush money to hide alleged misconduct. the accusations dating back to when he was a popular high school wrest. ing coach. it is a stunning fall for a man who was once second in line for c's chief investigat

the attataers can move with eaea since palestinian and israeli areas are often de by side. israeli nava segev's balcony overlooks a palestinian neighborhood. being so close sometetes makes her home a target. israeli police have just divided the two areas with concrete barriers, t that hasn't calmed her fraying nerves. >> we live with a feeling evy moment something can happen. lestinian side, where hossein daoud, a retired school administrar, believes the palestinian attackers are lone wolves. i don't believe that they have a leader for this. i think this is something individual. >> reporter: no one knows exactly what triggered the violence. scott, it may y ve been about the mosque inside the old city of jerusalem and unfounded rumors that the israelis were going to allow more access to the jews and restrict how muslims could use it. >> barry petersen in the holy land for us tonight. rry, thank you. >>> two more amemecan children wereilled by gunfire over the weekend. in chicago 3-year-old ian santiago was shot accidentally by his 6-year-old brother with a gun found on top o

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