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a fire ects ting wisher was sprayed throughout that ruined some of the equipment. everything can be fixed or replaced, but those close to the leak say this is very disappointing. >> to have something like this, come in and see, it's kind of unwarranted, it gets frustrating, because you have such a good thing going on and then you deal with these things. but we've got great organization, great community, great respond be sores, we'll be up and running for 2016. jennifer: board members say they have dealt with graffiti before, but this is the first time there's been a break in. mike: we'll start off with the almanac data for today, the official high in concord sofa, 55 degrees. just two shy of the average. tomorrow morning will be a little colder with the widespread frost for many. notice that sunset time, 5:46. even no it's getting earlier and earlier, enjoy it because come next week at this time back to standard time we go and that sunset will be prior to 4:40 in the afternoon. there's time lapse up in new found lake today, deep blue skies all day, a breeds and com

larry, diana, chad> rra d adalabt ay wth a t uomg ect. ad . rr dnac>>a, nandhata autas atr d e cong rest ec t'gog bahcly ghwi ornhtowih upupr 30s once again, but like day, look for afternrnn highs to rebound in the lower to mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. another dip in temperature is expected to start on thursday wi partly cloudy skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the downward trend for friday and saturdrd with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and lowss dipping down near freezing. temperatures will start to winds will be breezy.. larry>> morningside basketball is fresh off their h htorically great season a year ago. we check in with the team. and hear from the muskies team captain as well as head coach jay varady as they discuss the durr - fling-er. (siouxland sports with sports director chris neyenhouse.) today ththmusketeers hit the i i fofothe first time since yesterery's announcement that the team had traded alternate captain and the team's lone returning forward

kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming kayla>> . ar, a kl ry ia a klaalat ay wth a t uomg ect. > etca ig udwi iree pts le rm and in the upper 50s. temperatures will warm into the upper 70s tomorrow and the evening will bring our next chance of showers. we will dry out on wednesday and thursday with highs back into the upper 60's. another system will come through siouxland on friday bringing showers throughout the day. this weekend looks partly cloudy and cooler with our highs mark. larry>> we're in the final week of the high school football regular season. and that means we have major games with postseas implications. there are several win - or - go - home matchups coming up this in sports. it's the final week of the regular season in high school football throughout siouxland. several teams are in the high school playoffs regardless. surprisingly *few* are mathematically eliminated. and we've got several teams on the bubble. our game of the week from two weeks ago whererwestern christian spoiled the undefeated season of hinton continues to have ripple effects. remember each di

we cannot ect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. >> this is the man that was a managing general partner at lehman brothers when it went do the tubes and almost took everyy o of us with us including ben and myself. he was such a nice guy and he said, i'm never going to attack. then his pollumbe tanked. that's why he's on the end. and he got nasty. so you know what? you can have him. >> it was classic trump. but the evening went on it was florida senator marco rubio, who has risen to third place in some recent polls, who seemed to be getting much of the attention. >> i thought the biggest moment in this, the most intense, jeb had to take a stand and confront marco rubio and he did it on missedvotes. >> a french work week, you get three days you have to sw up? you can campaign or just resign and let someone else take the job. >> marco rubio's response was stronger than jebs,e basically accused him of dog this for political purposes and simultaneously attacked the media. marco rubio came away much stronger than jeb did in that exchange. >> the only reason why you're doing it now is

agents haven't identified a motive or any success ect -- suspects. >> sfo is taking part in airline history tonight. the final u.s. airways flight took off a little more than an hour ago. abc7 news reporter alan wang talked to some of the passengers on the flight and joins us live from sfo. >> there were people who flew into san francisco just to get on this historic last flight. there were also more than 2,000 people on stand by. many of them just wanted the final boarding pass that showed the flight number 1939 designated for the year the airline began. the rase u.s. airways crew -- the last u.s. airways crew prepared to fly after a history in aviation that began in 1939. all-american aviation was its name back then. >> in 1939 they used the single air t engine airplanes. 9/11 is a factor. >> they took the historic flight and she still had her flight attendant uniform when it was allegheny airlines. >> i flew on a plane with 50 passengers and i served them all by myself. i was the only flight attendant on board. >> many of these passenger are aviation fanatics who have been on on the last

crowds are e ected toe,our out into the streets. at his wake, many remembered his dedication to his job,hois smile, how humble he was. a relative told us the family remains in shock that he's gone. >> everybody's just wee ing and crying. th.eey can't really understand. >> everybody's crying. >> reporter: officer holder will be buried in guyana where he grew up. the suspect who's accused of shooting him in the head eight days ago reminds behind bars. we'll tell you how investigators are looking into the history of the gun police say was used in the alleged killing. we'll talk about that and visit with atf investigators in the next half hour. >> kat, thank yous very much. you can watch coverage of officer holder's funeral services this afternoon. we're going to stream it on nbcnewyork.com at 3:00 p.m. >>> and changes are now being proposed for the drug diversion program that man accused of killing officer holder had been put in. a judge put 30-year-old tyrone howard in that program for drug users instead of sending him to prison. this

frost or freeze not out of the question. talked at the top of the oupogram about freeze watches in ef ect not only for sunday but for monda as well. temperature dece ving. right now you say what cold weather? 61 in cetral park. 60 in floral park. 59 in mo.ristown. staten island, 59 degrees. cool stuff out to the north and west. that's where we see moisture trying to work its way into our area. a lot of it breaking up as it heads over the higher elevations. head to pike county into essex county. we'll keep our eye on it and a possibility of a shower here and there. our two major stories for the day are going to be the winds over the weekend, which should be strongest saturday and dying down sunday somewhat in the second part of the day. and the temperatures, which are going down and staying down right through the b > ning of the week. 25-mile-per-hour gust as we head to tomorrow morning.westill at 22 miles per hour into sunday night. gusts up to 23, 22 miles per hour in the early morning on sunday and 16 as we sit down to breakfast and subsiding through the rest of the day. for tonight, 47

ect trump if youou want that. >> reporter: bush's frustration echoed by establishment republicans mystified by this race, inuding his own father. the former president tells friendsds i'm gettinggld at just the right time. >> for a lot of these folks, it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense because in many ways the party h h moved on withoho them. >> reporter: the bush patriarch meeting at a summit in texas. giving trump a yet another target. >> he's meeting today with mommy and daddy and they're working on their campaign. >> reporter: all this makes next week's debate a must watch. the question for bush can he deliver a strong performance to lift his standings? for trump, can the businessman lift up to expectations in what qill be a business and economy-focused debate? >> thanknkyou. also a must watch, chuck todd's interview with dr. ben carson tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> what a star witness said on the stand this week in the geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients. ...become especially imp

larry, diana, kala lry a a klaalabt ay wth a t uomg ect yl> lo ceilie or night bringing temperatures into the lower 40s by morning.. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with 50's. larry>> still to come tonight on siouxland news at ten... he's a high school student with plans to take over his family farm.... coming up after the break... honoree. diana>> every month morningside college and siouxland news are teaming up to highlight a high school student who has gone above and beyond. larry>> our jaclyn driscoll joins us now to introduce us to this month's winner. larry... diana... this month's winner is pender, nebraska high school senior devin soll. devin was nominated by mrs. liakos, who he helps as a student aid. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three children on

campus police check surveillance video to try to identify a suss ect. massachusetts education leaders are meeting today to could replace the cap. the board of education will discuss student assessment of the park test that is short for partnership for assessment readiness for college and careers give ton some schools spring. tours of that new test will be released tomorrow. education leaders will vote next month whether or not to adopt that test. emily: new federal data shows the percentage of local community college student in default on their student loans has dropped significantly for the first time in years. experts think that is because the economy has improved and because students are better informed about debt. emily: first lady michelle obama is set to unveil a new web site today to encourage students to continue their education after high school. this site is called better make room. org. students can get information about signing up for the sat and act exams filling out financial aid forms and visiting college campuses. emily: the texas teen w

agents haven't identified a motive or any success ect -- suspects. >> sfo is taking part in airline history. the final u.s. airways flight took off a little more than an hour ago. abc7 news reporter alan wang talked to some of the passengers on the flight and joins us live from sfo. >> there were people who flew into san francisco just to get on this historic last flight. there were also more than 2,000 people on stand by. many of them just wanted the final boarding pass that showed the flight number 1939 designated for the year the airline began. the rase u.s. airways crew -- the last u.s. airways crew prepared to fly after a history in aviation that began in 1939. all-american aviation was its name back then. >> in 1939 they used the single air t engine airplanes. 9/11 is a factor. >> they took the historic flight and she still had her flight attendant uniform when it was allegheny airlines. >> i flew on a plane with 50 passengers and i served them all by myself. i was the only flight attendant on board. >> many of these passenger are aviation fanatics who have been on on the last trip th

david: we have not felt the --ects in the north america felt the effects yet in north america. >> sugarp 13%. investors have been list for the past few weeks. have been very worried about el niÑo. with the erratic pattern, brazil is having diminishing yields. there is growing concern that australia will be hit with dryness. david: they are talking about how erratic this can be. i'm curious about the degree to which forecasters can predict these el niÑo phenomenon. >> they are not always identical. every el niÑo is a bit different. they have certain signals. in the northeast, there is not a good signal as to what happens during the wintertime. we may end up with a mild winter. across the southern united states, it's almost certainly that there will be a lot of rain. it may be a milder winter. david: you talk to somebody in colorado, a federal worker who works on forecasts picked with enough effort from el niÑo can be managed. how do you manage something like this? >> it depends. it can change the types of crops that you plant. you can make room in reservoirs to collect the extra rent. a

>> they have no idea if the shooting is ect c #ed to the us inking boys.dublin road and up the road is where the search is underway. they are looking for the two boys, brothers, charles mccarthy and daniel mccarthy and last seen in front of their home. as you said as deputies converged on the neighborhood to respond to this missing person's case a transient charged with a knife. they shot him and he is now at the hospital. deputies don't know if that transient is connected to the disappearance. at this point the goal is to find them. they are looking in rural terrain and a ground church that the sheriff's department is also searching. >> certainly concerned about 11 and 12-year-old kids this late at night 6789. thank you for the update. >>> and now we will turn -- by the way, we will continue to follow the breaking news and if we get any updates we will let you know. >>> we will turn to sports and of course people are talking about football, but other things are going on too. >> baseball is the top of the order. two games on tap. we had to get our plays of

drew brees threw a td pass in over time ect cking with c -- connecting with cj spiller who had 80 yardscup chase. jimmie johnson's bid for a seventh cup came to an end. he had to leave due to car issues and his 41st. kevin harvick needed a win to be one of those to advance to the second round. he did just that. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. stanford ranked 16 and 8 toon. 16 and 18. good news for the local college teams. not a good news for our local pro team. >> did you know kaepernick has his own line of hats? i think we may get you one for your birthday. we'll take a picture and tweet it out. thank you for joining us, guys. have a i booked a hotel suite. you did what? it's pretty close to your apartment. easy, scenic. you could run there, run back. why am i running there? booty calls. booty calls? you booked a hotel suite and i'm running there for booty calls? what -- what is happening? we're back in d.c. we're not standing in the sun anymore. i'm not gonna live in your apartment,

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all of those every that are happening day, but don't worry about what is fundamentally a poorly of ected piece infrastructure like the -- inevitable. it is the question is why is there no emergency and urgency? why? who used to ander, -- >> former head of n.s.a. crude, aid, it's kind of but we're up to our as in alligators. alligator. iciss we have the syria alligator. alligator.n we have iraq alligator. we have afghanistan alligator and you're coming to me saying got this other alligator over here that hasn't happened yet but it might. said in the army, we have a special group and a special charge of the n future. what are the potential issues we about?o worry i'm not all together sure, charlie, we have someone in our system who is tasked with doing the same thing. woulde: but here's what i suggest maybe, it is that it's increasing as an priority for them. i mean, keith alexander was head of cyber and head command. those were the two jobs. and mike rogers has those two today. it is a priority for them now. it is a subject of great the chinese and the united states. >> they certainly do,

that is the release of the nonviolent offenders between the second and we will talk about the larger --ect of sensitive scenes sentencing. julie stewart is our guest from the families against mandatory minims. plus, why obama isn't any money to go to charter schools. collins will be on later on the program. live from the montgomery county correctional facility as we look at the systems and one jill's efforts to reintegrate the community through jobs training and mental abuse counseling. chatted at the montgomery county correctional facility and we talked about the workforce develop a program that is available to inmates. [video clip] >> there is a job seeking assistance program for the inmates that are housed here. we are one the first in the country to the house behind the jail. we are not the only one. what we found is the needs of offenders who are looking for work differs from the mainstream population. that is why we are here. the earlier we can start preparing for them, the more likely they are to get employment. we began eight months before their release. do is go to the units and r

precinct are an active investigation as you may expect at this junk ture, and we do not have suss ects per say other than the witnesses who gave us the information about the three individuals who we believe were involved. >> many amongst those on the block who have known the victim a long time they call an honest man. >> he was just trying to survive and pay his bills, you know, take care of the cars, insurance, all of that, you know? >> arthur chi'en, tox 5 news. a deadly blessing plosion in bureau park, brooklyn, may have been intentionally t. they believe it happened after stove was removed were a gas line that was not prop arely disconnected. the gas had been shut where the investigators think the blast happened. the police now looking into what something other than gas caused explosion which killed two people. >> he we're hearing from the wife of one of the miss ming crewmember ms in the car doe ship that sank near the bahamas last week during hurricane joaquin. 50 year old howard shownly grew up in east rockaway, and was engineer on the ship. while his wife, karen, released a sta

effected southwest this time around, but united and american airlines they know how it feels because ect inad similar glitches in the last three months. >>> new details on a controversial construction project in east san jose. vois morning mayor sam lacardo and council member visited lanes ling shops. business owners say they are losing big bucks because of a lanesed bta project to add express bus lanes in the area. osal nd to fire the project's contractor. and now the lanes may not be b ready until the end of the year. prop >> there's a proposal now for vta staff up to $25,000. [ inaudible ] council member and others add up to $15,000 we know there are businesses that have lost 2 or 300. ustomehould point out the end of next year. they plan to open a satellite office here in the neighborhood to stay in touch with merchants. it's working on a marketing plan e who saustomers know stores are vndeed open for business. >>> police in san francisco are taking a look at surveillance video and interviewing people t strew a deadly crash involving tion. and a bicyclist. these are photos from the s

sure we are not kaurz any problems to any neighbors and making sure the rear doors are not open etc., ectut doing everything we can. >> this is a neighborhood group you're talking about. >> when i saw this my first thought how someone was one of the more well the neighbors had complaint about this under new ownership hopefully, we can solve the issues and our being responsive to their needs that ultimate means our success. >> we felt it early on the tension between the neighbors and the operators we're hoping we're addressing and approaching that in a different way. >> commissioners you guys have questions or comments? >> so the events you have are all being done in house. >> what do you mean. >> friday and saturday program your own dj and open to the public. >> that's correct. >> the promoter use is mainly in house you control them. >> that's correct. >> do you have a particular type of party you're trying to through. >> we designed and set up the space to be able to function for a lot of events we get our 50 percent of our revenue interests not a lot of space that holds three hundred an

admiral titley: the first thing to know is i probably couldn't even get ected as dog catcher so it's not going to matter what that is. i would at least explore and i don't do -- i don't do the detalede policies so i probably should not like not even say anything, but i will. i would explore some of the ideas that places or organizations like citizens climate lobby has of the so-called revenue neutral carbon tax and if you really construct it so that it's revenue neutral, can you convince folks who think their -- already that our government is too big already or certainly shouldn't be bigger, that that money goes back to people who really do need help with their energy? but you at the same time probably remove subsidies for renewables but at the same time remove subsidies for fossil fuels and there are big-time subsidies for fossil fuels and for oil. and you price, have some sort of fair price for the kind of damage that the car bopp -- carbon pollution is doing. so we're sort of dumping the trash. you see like the monty python movies of medieval times or whatever, people just dumping

evict and yet couple of with false reaps are everything from a pet to an unauthorized tenant to etc., ect we want to protect those tenants so they have a fair process if they're real reasons why a tenant is causing a nuisance or causing damage to the unit we're not taking away the landlords right to evict they need to prove it that's how we do things in the court system in the us is we expect there actual evidence and prove that's all we're asking for when you speak to the roommate it is one the remaining strategies that tenants have to stay in their rental housing 90 in san francisco and again, we are seeing a very significant increase in tenants that are getting evicted because they have roommates it needs to be much easier in the city during the affordable housing crisis for tenants to be able to have this help in the form of roommates so despite with the department association said this is absolutely - >> thank you (clapping.) no applause thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is joseph event supervisor kim supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener we're all have the s

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that's right here on "cbs this morning." [ music playing ] ects often see. intimidating. . ,, investigatingy cras u-s 10 >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. the chp is investigating a deadly crash on u.s. 101 in san francisco. one person was killed, another was injured in last night's crash which involves two vehicles. a stretch of 101 was closed for several hours but is reopened. >>> a mexican restaurant in san jose is closed after dozens of diners got sick. santa clara county health officials say dozens were hospitalized with shigella, after eating at marisco san juan restaurant. >>> in the next half-hour former first daughter chelsea clinton on her new book. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,, >>> southbound 101 out of marin county into san francisco reports of an accident before the waldo tunnel. injuries reported. we are seeing some delays as you approach the scene. lanes blocked as well so use caution there. once you get past there traffic is light heading into the golden gate bridge toll p

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that's right here on "cbs this morning." [ music playing ] ects often see. intimidating. . >>> good morninga von tiehl. we want to get right over to justin for your forecast, and little brighter getting back to the temperatures? >> way above average over the next 24 hours, lots of sunshine, check out this shot from our shore camera, nice sunrise, in ocean city, and that sun will quickly with to work. you can see, plenty of clear skies over us right now, there are some clouds, though, to the north. they mass pass by from time to time. mostly sunny conditions, that boost our high up to 68 degrees for philadelphia, mid 60s along the shore points, and even in the mountains, not bad day, poconos, high of 60 degrees, the extended forecast, mid 70s return for wednesday, and thursday, and if you don't like the 70s wait until the weaken, we start to cool back down to 60 degrees. meisha, a what's the latest? >> right. >> make everybody happen. >> i good morning, everyone, this is where we have an accident, the schuylkill westbound near belmont. you can see pulled all the way off to the shoulder but c

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person,ect the right this is a fight that we can win. i think hillary clinton is the person who can win that fight for us. [applause] she has the tenacity to tackle gun violence and she never gives up and she has a record of achieving results. andse join me in this fight join me in welcoming our next president, hillary clinton. cheering]and hillary clinton: thank you, thank you very much. i'm delighted and honored to be here. luda lisandro has been a friend of mine for a long time, and a senator representing this district. much for hisery support and his friendship. i want to thank erin and eleanor for being with us. erin's story is unfortunately way too common. we are here on the campus of a wonderful community college, very much like the one in oregon. where young people were going to school, and some not so young. the victims i read are between 18 years old and 67 years old. people attending classes and improving their skills, teaching, learning, thinking about the future. which was so ended, senselessly, tragically. on that very same

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us --ect to it is taking away from print number one and niche cable networks, no offense.players, nbc, we not being hurt by the niche players. 23 million players watched "the big bang theory last week. you know how many hits on youtube it would take to re-create the engagement on that? if you get onaid, cbs, you are more likely to be successful. isn't it different -- people used to say what is on it 8:00, 8:30, but now there are so many programs available that you can watch when you want to. doesn't it make it more difficult to create those programs to get the mass media to come to them? mr. moonves: it is tougher than it was before, and yes, people are not watching like they used to, but they are watching as much or more than they used to. so, interesting statistic -- what people are watching cbs content today then watched a decade ago. they are just watching it in different places. stephanie: well, we did not have smart or tablets 10 years ago. mr. moonves: you did not. the dvr was not as predominant. cbs.com did not exist. cbs all access the not exist. we are find it we