"barn gone, east wall was gone, porch was gone and you know part of the roof you start to realize you've got a big chore ahead of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt we mac?" from woodward "yeah we did" claire powel local 5 news we are iowa . sabrina:

people had gone to a sports fixture at a stadium, or people gone to watch a concert. these were the ordinary french people and people of other nationalities as well who were killed in those attacks. the president is expected to pay tribute to them. also there will be a long moment when a list of names of all 130 people who died will be read out to those assembled in the court yard. so a relatively short ceremony. obviously, very solemn and it will, of course, be uniting both

"barn gone, east wall was gone, porch was gone and you know part of the roof you start to realize you've got a big chore ahead of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt we mac?" from woodward "yeah we did" claire powel local 5 news we are iowa . elias: t

temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" " this one we'll take right in" jack: tonight-- the truth about dangerous dogs in des moines. local 5 takes a hard look at why there is no clear way for you or anyone to find out exactly where the most dangerous dogs are. jack/2shot good evening. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. people in des moines are outnumbered by pets... nearly 200 thousand people live in the city limits. animal control believes there are about a half a million pets. for the most part... only a few of them cause serious problems like bites or vicious attacks that break the skin, permamently scar or even kill humans. jack: but how do you know if you're living near someone who's been in trouble for not controlling their dogs in the past... and if it can happen again? local five's nikki davidson joins us no

or has it gone pretty much into a standoff situation now? >> it's gone quiet no uh. we have not heard any more explosions. >> i em'm no expert on police operation, but those explosions earlier sounded much more regular and controlled. so it may have been part of the actual operation. we're waiting for police to give us more details. helicopters have now -- a helicopter has returned to the area. it sort of looks like they're kind of going over the scene. but other than that, it has been quiet. but it is still ongoing so we're just sort of in this situation of waiting at the moment, john. >> and how many residents would you say in this area, how many people are essentially stuck inside their homes right now. >> it's hard to say. i'm seeing dozens of people at their window, peering out from behind their curtains, being told to move back. there's also a number of residents around here where journalists are. some of them have been coming home from night shifts. they literally have their bah gets and breakfast in hand and they want to kind of get back home. but police are

everything's gone.we can. it's hard to complain about the lack of food options when you look around. >> lots of kids. want some? yeah, it's hard. ♪ >> this is nice. >> this is the way to travel. until a palm leaf comes flying at you. watch it, watch it, watch it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is what it's like to wake up at the end of the world. beyond here to the east nothing but thousands of miles of indian ocean. ♪ morning, and fishermen return with their catch. ♪ >> have you felt how wobbly that boat was coming over? >> yes. >> imagine going out in a serious chop in that thing and going fishing. menacara was a major port back in the day, a major transportation hub. but now it's a sleepy beach town. that's a disturbingly large spider. i would be unhappy if i saw that coming across my pillow. dude, it's a chicken or rooster. i tell you that lobster is smelling good. >> no, they're disgusting. they're like giant insects. what do they eat? >> corpses. >> dead things. >> you are such a debbie downer. >> you are s

rain will be gone by the time you head back to work. with temperatures like look out for some wet spots. again, should be drying out though by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. time out the rain when the coldest air drives coming up in just a few minutes snooze you a mention rob will continue to track this storm throughout the newscast. in the morning shiri spear has you covered starting at 4:00 a.m. you can log onto the free fox 25 weather app for the live radar. >> in just a few hours this woman will be arraigned on kidnapping charges. fox 25 was the first to report her arrest in a hamilton toddler case. it looked like the family of the victim may be spending some time away from the crime crime scene based on some of the activity we've seen around the home today? >> reporter: elizabeth, little lyndon was released from the hospital today. tonight she is safe and sound with her mom and dad all is quiet at the family home. they have decided to stay elsewhere tonight. they have certainly been through a lot. police say lyndon was kidn

you need to talk to someone someone on my part who has gone through a lot of what they have gone through. new yorkers can call in our services. lending and nonjudgmental here in the accompanying you to a doctors appointment they can be pretty lonesome >> at 30. some motherly advice. >> saidsay that i am struggling in the kitchen can i give you a call? >> i think probably not 24 hours a day. >> encourages young men and women to make things from scratch like a famous chicken noodle soup. >> it is a little time-consuming, especially if you make a good chicken soup. you start with the chicken. which brought me to listen number two. he should always grocery shopping look for fresh produce. bill: did you talk to her, >> i did. she has a big background. >> i cannot always promise that i will be there in the moment unless we set it up in advance. but if it is something that take your call. >> as a mom i do not think service but there are moments when you feel like i everything. i get needing hand. it is a tough job. bill: like hiring an assistant. >> like hiring an older best friend. that pushes

i don't believe my niece is gone."the driver of the car, troy mure, suffered only minor injuries in the crash. mure's mother says her son told her the crash was caused by people chasing him in another car. "they waved a gun. he stepped on the gas to get away from them. and they hit the back of the car and made him lose control of the car."mure's mother says her son told her from his hospital bed that people had been threatening him...that they believe he was involved in the unsolved murder of dashwan smith, who was shot to death near the evolution nightclub earlier this month. but mure's mother says she doesn't think her son was involved. "he told me he was scared but he told me that he turned his life around and i know he has. i seen it. and a lot of people seen it."karen dameron says she doesn't really know what happened. all she knows is that she'll miss her niece's smile...her outgoing personality...and the way the two used to butt heads.. "because she knew aunty karen was giving her some advice. this is a tragedy

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"barn gone, east wall was gone, porch was gone and you know part of the roof you start to realize you've got a big chore ahead of you" john kiley, his wife and dog- mac "last time mac, last time" escaped just in time. their house, barns, their entire farm was one of the first to go. "its easier to laugh then cry, laughed about a lot, but 4 days after we got a tornado, we got a snow and that wasn't very funny" "it may have destroyed every building in its path it did not destroy this communities spirit"--old school amanda" 10 years later, that still stands true. the town torn by the tornado, has rebuilt. the damage may be gone- but its far from forgotton. "doesnt seem like ten years, its very vivid in everyones minds" "you pick up clean up and go on with life" and a while after cleaning up, john found something that did make him smile again. another so called- survivor. "it kind of survived the tornado what is that for- that was for the champion dairy cow at the kossuth county fair" "and we survived didnt we mac?" from woodward "yeah we did" claire powel local 5 news we are iowa . stephani

medical sales have gone down.e no longer bothering going through the process of getting a recommendation. truly has ane significant medical need, they already can get a recommendation from a physician. they don't have to go out of their way. they have a doctor the already see. ok? mary: we're almost out of time. a quick political discussion of how this is playing for politicians in colorado, and more broadly, for 2016. we have to talk about that. many republican candidates have said, look, i'm ok with this. it is constitutional. it's what the founders intended. it's not my cup of tea. even ted cruz has said this. on the democratic side, oddly enough, they are not super pro. even bernie sanders is not living it up enough to say he would be pro legalization. [laughter] mary: give me a little colorado take on whether this is hurting or helping people as far as politics go. the consensus in colorado is that legalization stems to hurt politicians on the right. i'm not sure that's true. it seemed the crowd was evenly sp

the veterinarians removed a four inch stick. >>> if that had gone up more it could have gone into his lungs or heart. tissue under this skin is lucky nancy: i'm sure he will be back to running around soon enough. kris: next up. the latest in the fight against isis. the president is defending his strategy nancy: chuck todd will be here nancy: steps up security as isis reveals targets here in the united states. >>> we'll talk about what needs to be done to defeat isis. president obama sounded defensive while republicans went over the top on refugees. all of that is coming up on "meet the press." on the weather from chris lambert. kris: a passing shower out there. especially across south eastern mass. 495 not much of an issue. evening rain will end as a bit of wet snow comes in nancy: there are a lot of chrises around here. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough.

he timed it for that reason because you were all gone? john: i know the timing for congressman ryan and that group could not have happened at a worse time. and it should have happened. they should have been allowed access at any time they wanted. the people that would've stood up to jim jones were not there. we will carry that for the rest of our lives. interesting story, stephanie, my niece, the only reason she is alive. people left there all the time. a lot of people left all the time. people weren't just kept in there like a concentration camp. that particular time, i had never heard that place that quiet. you could hear a pin drop. everyone stopped working. everyone stopped working. all 900 people came to that meeting. we were going to play basketball. my sister said to me, take stephanie. i would feel better with her being out of here. stephanie is alive today because of that. she has a beautiful daughter. she is alive because of that decision. there were one of two of us who would leave. jimmy preferred being in town. he didn't like

yeah, yeah well, i'm gone yeah, yeah well, i'm gone i'm gone i'm gone don't know when i'll be home just got to get to some money [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: gary clark jr., everyone. the album "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to sean "diddy" combs, jaimie alexander, gary clark jr. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy gara, t-mobile and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. >> carson: welcome to "last call." from high above new york city, i'm carson daly and we are tonight at 235th, new york's largest rooftop bar. it is a cool, cool place. coming up tonight, for the music we've got san fermin from the troubadour. a spotlight on "national lampoon" doc maker, douglas tirola. and we're gonna kick things off with the star and writer behind the civil war thriller, "the keeping room." this is brit marling and julia hart. >> there was one version of the scene where soldiers have come in and we were reloading the rifle and we're all trying to do it all so fast and we are

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we wanted them gone.live on that block. >> reporter: the problems are clear but the answers are not. they don't have enough bets to get them off the streets permanently. they cannot do anything. >> we have a young kid out on our streets. >>> three guys try to break into a home in hercules that did not get far. people inside pulled out a samurai sword and other wild weapons. >>> - - >> reporter: it was a violent fight. a roommate used this bow to fend off the robbers. >> he said i think i've got the wrong house. i close the door and get to this point. >> reporter: three men in their 20s pushed their way in and started punching - - punching him. >> i got a good charlie horse. >> reporter: he went after the robbers already in the living room. >> i picked it up over my head like this and i went and i just threw it as hard as i could have that guy and he ended up going down. >> reporter: a female roommate came out with a 9-inch knife and a samurai sword and another remake came out with a cross bow and arrow. >

yeah, yeah well, i'm gone well, i'm gone i'm gone i'm gone don't know when i'll be home just got to get to some money [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: gary clark jr., everyone. the album "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now. we'll be right back.

there are a lot of names of god -- that havestory gone through this story. the story continues to have fingers into the present. is in a lot of tumbles right now. the dollar signs are bigger. could something like this happen again? could someday show up with an answer? claims of future good things. but neverace value examined. that is where i look for this story. the peoples temple itself, it is now u.s. post office. the only congressman ever killed in the line of duty was leo ryan and jonestown. this stuff is still buzzing around in many different forms. that is my story. >> thank you all for that description. we will continue our conversation up here a little bit more and then take questions. i am struck by this remarkable of issues like slavery and poverty coming out timee powerful, tumultuous of 1948 to 1978. two years in california time is about 20 years somewhere else. the social changes that all of you lived through. payroll manifest here on the tip of his peninsula. why someone like harvey milk or george muska ooscone. all of this took place at the s

we appreciate the thoughtful news which has gone into sharing the concerns.han butler met with wolfe twice. he says he won't eat until wolfe is gone. >> my body is literally shutting down. with each passing moment and day, it gets worse. that's not what i like to focus on. i like to focus on what you do see nationally and what you see across other campuses like my campus. students are finding their voices and fighting back and standing up. >> reporter: members of the football team joining the cause. pledging to boycott games until wolfe steps down. he says the mizzou family is one. we are one. we are behind our players. this is more than a student movement here. this is not every day you see the head of the major university system actually acknowledge that there is a serious problem with racism on their campus. activists say at this point, some comments coming from the president is still not enough. they still want to see them gone. the tigers are still scheduled for a game on november 14th. it is unclear if they will take the field. john and alison. >> polo,

yeah, yeah well, i'm gone yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ well, i'm gone i'm gone i'm gone ♪ ♪ don't know when i'll be] >> seth: gary clark jr., everyone. the album "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to sean "diddy" combs, jaimie alexander, gary clark jr. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy gara, t-mobile and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to "last call." from high above new york city, i'm carson daly and we are tonight at 235th, new york's largest rooftop bar. it is a cool, cool place. coming up tonight, for the music we've got safe

medical sales have gone down.are no longer bothering going through the process of getting a recommendation. unless someone truly has a significant medical need, they already can get a recommendation from a physician. they don't have to go out of their way. they have a doctor the already see. ok? mary: we're almost out of time. a quick political discussion of how this is playing for politicians in colorado, and more broadly, for 2016. we have to talk about that. many republican candidates have said, look, i'm ok with this. it is constitutional. it's what the founders intended. it's not my cup of tea. even ted cruz has said this. on the democratic side, oddly enough, they are not super pro. even bernie sanders is not living it up enough to say he would be pro legalization. [laughter] mary: give me a little colorado take on whether this is hurting or helping people as far as politics go. wayne: the consensus in colorado is that legalization stems to hurt politicians on the right. i'm not sure that's true. it seemed t

temperatures have gone down in many the rule. we will drizzle tonight, but a even some thunder midnight tonight. tuesday will start off parts of the state, but the showers will be more scattered in the afternoon with milder temperatures reaching the upper 50s and lower 60s. more showers will be possible even into wednesday, but much cooler air will be coming in for the last half of the week. friday will be cold enough to have a chance for some rain/snow mix possible for the afternoon or evening. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. tuesday will start off with a steady rain for parts of the state, but the showers will be more scattered in the afternoon with milder temperatures reaching the upper 50s and lower 60s. more s

yeah, yeah well, i'm gone yeah, yeah well, i'm gone i'm gone i'm gone don't know when i'll be home just got to get to some money [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: gary clark jr., everyone. the album "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheersnd applause ] >> seth: my thanks to sean "diddy" combs, jaimie alexander, gary clark jr. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy gara, t-mobile and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow.

you produce or you are gone. reporter: thrhoads will coast the last game of the season at west virginia saturday. eric: 4:44. waking up to 34 degrees. there is a little bit of melting going on this morning. a live picture at i-3580. be aware of some of that freeze and re-freeze areas. warmer temsp are -- america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. metinka: you are waking up to frosty conditions. anything that melted yesterday has probably refrozen. be careful for slick spots on your sidewalks. ames waking up to 24 degrees. 19 mason city. the coldest air in place. where they picked up the most mid-30's -- this is great across the south half of the state. a few clouds drifting to the area but no precip. the fog is not de -- not dense. the weather is going to stay quiet

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a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, this system will largely be gone and off to the east. it'll be much cooler too, with highs of only 50-55. enjoy your 3 newcomers and 1 incumbent are banding together after their wins for the iowa city council seats. they are calling themselves the core 4. for the city council at large seats, jim throgmorton and rockne cole pulled in the most votes. throgmorton had the most at 33 percent and cole at 27. they beat out tim conroy and incumbent michelle payne. and in district a, pauline taylor sealed her spot with 55 percent of the votes. while in district c john thomas narrowly beat scott mcdonough at 52-48. the core four say they ran together as a slate focused on being inclusive and fair. they watched the results come in last night at the sanctuary in iowa city. they say they make the iowa city council a truly progressive group. incoming member rockne cole says they won't waste any time getting right to work. "we have to come together and that's one of the first things we'll do is i'll work together with those critics

a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, thissystem will largely be gone and off to the east. 'll be much cooler too, with highs of only 50-55. enjoy your ythanks kaj. 3 newcomers and 1 incumbent are banding together after their wins for the iowa city council seats. they are calling themselves the core 4. for the city council at large seats, jim throgmorton and rockne cole pulled in the most votes. throgmorton had the most at 33 percent and cole at 27. they beat out tim conroy and incumbent michelle payne. and in district a, pauline taylor sealed her spot with 55 percent of the votes. while in district c john thomas narrowly beat scott mcdonough at 52-48. the core four say they ran together as a slate focused on being inclusive and fair. they watched the results come in last night at the sanctuary in iowa city. they say they make the iowa city council a truly progressive group. incoming member rockne cole says they won't waste any time getting right to work. "we have to come together and that's one of the first things we'll do is i'll work together with th

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had we gone-- i'm sorry? >> rose: some of the arms we sent in, did go into the hands of al-nusra. >> that's the point i'm making. i think what's very clear is that i think that we underestimated isis. and that, you know, there is a cost to action, there's a cost to inaction. when you underestimate someone you can't make a really clear sort of equation about what is the cost of inaction versus the cost of action. >> rose: let's talk about the reality today. al baghdadal baghdadi dad we thn raqqa, and, they would risk collateral damage for him, i'm sure. they don't know exactly where he is. raqqa is a town of, what, 200,000? >> just about. and he's very good at operational security. he was known for showing up at meetings and keeping a veil on his face so no one would know who he is. he survived in that organization. >> rose: he did make that one appearance at a moscow on friday and spoke. >> and announced himself the caliph. >> rose: if you look at it today, before paris and lebanon and the sinai and the the r

tonight the you showers thrarp they've gone away. gone to bed. the clouds are starting to break up to our northwest as they come on through this evening. we'll see temperatures start to drop with the cooler air moving in. in boston. 61 richmond, 62 out to cape cod you want the warmest place today because of the wind off the waters to your south but tonight still in the 60s. it's amazing how mild it is out there tonight so there will be a couple upper 40s tonight to the north and west. keen, perhaps, fitchburg just some representative areas but most towns will stay in the 50s there will be some mid-50s out on cape cod and the islands where the clouds will stick around the longest. overnight tonight some clearing. this takes you to saturday morning at 7:00. a mixture of clouds and sunshine around the area. that will be stalled but not rain. if any rainshowers come along this front they would come right along the front meaning places like nantucket would be most susceptible to seeing any showers. if you are up at 8:00 a.m. it will be sunny. 1:00 in

temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe midnight tonight. brad/2wx: that's all for my the latest in weather . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: snap a cool weather photo? post it to we are iowa dot com. just click on the share it tab! jack

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that's what we know of. 250 have come from the united states and gone back.here cou we don't know about. >> when we talk about 250 that have gone to fight for isis, these are americans citizens. without divulging anything classified, how do we know if they try to sneak back. the fbi saying they're watching 900 active investigations right now in all 50 states of isis them thighsers. >> that's correct. really straining our resources on the federal level. we'll have to partner better with state and local law enforcement. the bottom line is it's exploding in the number of investigations we have which is further credentials to the fact that isis is trying to come here. >> quickly, isis is coming here. do you believe they are here already and do you believe sadly it may be a matter of time. >> i think isis sympathizers are here at a minimum. whether they're here or not, we don't know for sure. we do know people that support isis are here and are in all 50 states. >> the challenge of our time. congressman cac co-thank you so much. thank you for your work. arthel? >>

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>> the part that he's gone. >> reporter: was it a horrifying crime or a heartbreaking accident? when you're out on the water, you definitely feel the current and the wind. did the river take his life or was it his soon-to-be wife, angelika graswald? >> if this woman really killed him -- >> reporter: by kayak. >> drowning by removing a plug in the kayak, that's a pretty unique case. >> reporter: tonight, her bizarre behavior, caught on tape in the interrogation room -- playing hopscotch, doing yoga. her astonishing and incriminating remarks to the police. >> i wanted him dead and now he's gone. and i'm okay with it. >> reporter: why would you say something like that? the answers we find, in her native country of latvia. >> they want to be together. >> reporter: and those who say this case might fall down faster than that old castle on bannerman's island. >> there was a rush to judgment why. >> reporter: forget everything you think you know about the case that sparked headlines around the world. >> angelika graswa

the last 3 seasons have gone 3 wins... 2 wins... and now 3 again. there's been no bowl game in 3 years... and rhoads coached just 1 winning season. the nail in the coffin came over the weekend... at kansas state. the cyclones blew a 21 point halftime lead... and didn't score in the 2nd half. the team collapsed in the final 2 minutes... which included 2 fumbles... and 10 wildcat points. the 38 - 35 loss likely left athletic director jamie pollard no choice... it's not surprising, but it is that everybody likes. the fact that the results aren't baring that is kind of hard to see. rhoads will coach his final game this saturday at west virginia. kickoff is at 11 a - m. some high school football fans are about to hit the road to the uni - dome... the championship games were postponed from friday... to today... due to winter storms. the action begins at 11 a - m... with iowa city regina playing western christian, hull for class 1 - a. then at 2 p - m... mount vernon plays spirit lake for class 2 - a. and class 4 - a takes the field at 7 p - m... with ceda

then it is gone. not completely gone, but mostly gone as the low pressure center comes in from the north. this system will bring rain. not quite as robust as the last system which brought in about an inch-and-a-half to places like san jose. but enough to bring maybe a quarter inch to a half inch to parts of the bay area sunday night into monday. that is how it plans out. so here is what the model says for accumulations. this runs you through 2:00 sunday. by sunday, you know, by the time you are settleing in to watch football, you will see showers developing around the bay area. this will move through the bay area sunday night into monday. accumulations we are looking at a quarter inch to a half inch. right now, this is kind of the idea. kind of a light event. but, it will have an impact on the morning commute on monday right? if the roads are wet. so forecast highs tomorrow, 68 in san jose. 69 in morgan hill. like today. seems like yesterday. and temperatures on friday. and the morning are cold. satur

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the islamic state has really gone with an inside out model. economy that allows them to raise funds. they are also now asking the conscript, the foreign fighters to raise money, bring money with them. you see some selling their passports to have money to be able to sustain themselves and to be able to pay for their services and fees. >> when a group relies on the external funding and there are ways to shut that down and freeze assets and things like that. how do you attack isis's funding if it's internal? >> great question because the playbook we used for the last 13, 14 years has been devastating on al qaeda, iran, north korea. and the he essence is to isolat these rogue elements. in this instance, the islamic state though it has brokers they deal with and some bank accounts and money services businesses etc., they really are running a local economy. so at the end of the day you actually have to divorce them from the resources. you have to dislodge them from the oil fields. you have to take away their access to populations into economies. tha