committee members recommended closing cook and leeds pools after the 2016 swimming season. those pools would then be replaced with splash pads. the city would also move forward with a regional aquatic center in the morningside area. once that center is built, the city would close lewis pool. finally, there are some major structural issues with leif erikson pool, but the committee wants it to operate as long as possible. so, when leif erikson pool does fail, the city will close it, and replace it with a splash pad. then the city will evaluate future aquatic opportunities near the north side. "hopefully it's going to enhance. people have the opportunity to use splash pads for free. it's an opportunity we don't have much now, besides dale street. a regional aquatic center is something that i've heard people wanting over and over again," said sioux city parks & recreation director, matt salvatore. it important to remember that all of these plans are recommendati ons, and aren't final. a public meeting will be held in early december to get feedback from residents. after that, th

but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and some age and that need to be addressed" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. jenna: but the committee is having a problem coming to a deicision. possible solutions include replacing pools withthplash pads, bubuthe committee can't decide which pools to close tim: a crowd lined up this morning to watch the unveiling of a new memorabilia display at the hard rock. nat sound: clapping as display is unveiled ron emory: "what do you say to that?" ron emory, local musician and guitarist for the influential punk band t.s.o.l. was honored with the new display. emory is a california native who moved to sioux city ten years ago. he and his wife gia founded the sioux city conservatory of music. he says having a display in his home of sioux city is an incredible honor. "my wedding suit! that is what i got married in! it's a johnny versace suit that i got married in. my good friend tim armstrong from ransid customized itfor me... i'm like 'what am i going to do with this thing? i can't wear a johnny versac

cook, leeds, leif, and lewis.... all pools causing some tension for sioux cty parks and rec. three are pushing 40 years old, leeds has a small capacity and leif has serious structural damage, but coming to a collective solution has been tough for the committee. after another meeting on monday, the committee is onon sure about one pool. "the only real consenens the committee has right now is to move forward with a regional aquatic center in the morningside area and keep lewis pool until that new facility would open" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. some solutions discussed at monday's meeting included replacing some pools with splash pads, costs are cheaper to renovate and maintain. but the biggest debate: which pools to close and which leave open with possible renovations. some committee members were concerned about location and transportation to the facilities, but emotions are playing a large role too. "emotions play a large part on this. there's a lot of swimming poolslsn sioux city and they've been here for a long time, they're part of this histo

cooks, leeds, leif, and lewis have all been part of the discussion since august. "leif-erikson has the potential to be closed just because there's a lot of structural issues there. but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and cook where there is some age and structural issues that need to be addressed" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. jenna: but the committee is having a problem coming to a deicision. possible solutions include replacing pools with splash pads, but the committee hasn't made any concrete plans just yet. tim: a sioux city music legend is now a part of the hard rock's music memoribillia showcase. nat sound: clapping as display is unveiled ron emory: "what do you say to that?" ron emory's display was unveiled this morning. sioux city's conservatory of music once was guitarist for the influential punk band t.s.o.l. he and his wife gia moved to sioux city ten years ago. we ask ron about what is included in his display. "my wedding suit! that is what i got married in! it's a johnny versace suit that i

the proposal is to close cook and leeds pools after next summer. eventually, lief erikson will also close and lewis will be replaced with an aquatic center. eric griffith, recreation supervisor, says, " misconception i hear that we're building a wild water west in sioux city. we're aquatic center similar to riverside, riverside." if you want to voice your opinion of the pools, again the public meeting is council chambers at city hall at evening. jenna: the kids at nodland elementary had a very special guest visit them this morning... mcdonald mascot ronald mcdonald! ronald spoke to the students about bullying... and how friendship is the key to stopping the problem. he also talked to the kids about respect and communication with peers, teachers and parents. " bullies! yeah. there bullies everywhere, and we want to help kids be able to deal with 'em. see, when a bully starts picking on you, if you walk away, hey, that's a better way to deal with 'em than kind of confront 'em. you could also say stop, ugh, than go tell somebody, but the best way to d

cook, leeds, leif, and lewis.... all pools causing some tension for sioux cty parks and rec. three are pushing 40 years old, leeds has a small capacity and leif has serious structural damage, but coming to a collective solution has been tough for the committee. after another meeting on monday, the committee is only sure about one pool. "the only real consensus the committee has right now is to move forward with a regional aquatic center in the morningside area and keep lewis pool until that new facility would open" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. some solutions discussed at monday's meeting included replacing some pools with splash pads, costs are cheaper to renovate and maintain. but the biggest debate: which pools to close and which leave open with possle renovations. some committee members were concerned about location and transportation to the facilities, but emotions are playing a large role too. "emotions play a large part on this. there's a lot of sioux city and for a long time, history of the neighborhoods. so, it's something that we really

the proposal is to close cook and leeds pools after next summer. eventually, lief erikson will also close and lewis will be replaced center. eric griffith, recreation kind of the misconception i hear from everybody is wild water west in looking at a family similar to riverside, version of riverside." tim: if you want to voice your opinion about the future of the pools, again the public meeting is december first in council chambers at city hall at seven in the evening. tim: the world's largest farmer- owned soybean processor, is moving forward with plans for a second expansion at its sgt bluff plant. just today a-g-p received more than 300-thousand dollars in incentives from the state of iowa. the woodbury county board of supervisors also is amending it's development agreement with the omaha based company. a-g-p announced it's first expansion at the sgt bluff plant in december.... this second expansion brings it's total investment to about 130-million dollars and creates 23 new jobs. " these jobs are really good jobs,they have full benefits they're

but the main areas hit are east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. one of the biggest similarities police see with the burglaries and thefts is that car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. "rarely do you look inside and see a key. it's once you're inside, whether it's locked or you force entry, you break into it, you find the key." su "once someone makes their way into your vehicle, even if your keys arent out on the seat, they can still find them, even if it's in your glove compartment box or underneath the seat. so police say, always make sure not to have any sets of keys inside the car." and with this wave of break ins and thefts, sioux city police say the people involved are not straying away from breaking windows as well. "which is uncharacteristic of your nighttime burglaries because usually the theory is to make as little noise as possible. but if these suspects or suspects see something inside the vehicle sitting out, a purse, they will break the window to gain entry." just another reason to always take precautions fo

replace leeds and cook pools with splash pads after 2016 season. replace leif erikson with a splash pad when it fails. built in 1977, engineers say leif erikson pool is sinking and would need to be rebuilt. the committee is recomending the city look for a future pool site on the northside. the group also wants to close lewis pool.... but not until a new regional water park is built on the cities east side. riverside pool already includes some water park options and would remain open according to the plan. tim on cam the pools committee plans to hold a public meeting on the plan in the first week of december but a date has not been set. park and rec director matt salvatore says the plan still could be adjusted after that meeting. the plan will be presented for council approval at a later date. jenna: sioux city's new children's museum is welcoming its first big addition. launchpad children's museum's new climbing wall arrived today. first thing this morning, crews starting unloading the interactive exhibit. launchpad is expecting the rest of their e

replace leeds and cook pools with splash pads after 2016 season. replace leif erikson with a splash pad when it's no longer operational. built in 1977, engineers say leif erikson pool is sinking and would need to be rebuilt. meanwhile the committee is recomending the city look for a future pool site on the northside. the group also wants to close lewis pool.... but not until a new regional water park is built on the city's east side. riverside pool already includes some water park options and would remain open according to the plan. jenna on cam the pools committee plans to hold a public meeting on the plan in the first week of december but a date has not been set. park and rec director matt salvatore says the plan still could be adjusted after that meeting. the plan will be presented for council approval at a later date tim: construction crews have been to unload the first big addition to the launch pad childrens musuem. beginning at 9:00 a-m crews began unloading a truck that contained a climbing wall. this is the first exhibit the childrens musu

leeds and cook pools will be closed at the end of the 2016 pool season and replaced with splash pads.leif erikson pool would remain open... until it can no longer hold water.the city will also build a new aquatic center in morningside at cone park... and then close lewis pool when that center opens.the next step is presenting the plan at a public meeting next month before ultimately seeking approval from the city council. 3 a woman accused of stealing from the disablbl widow of a sioux city murder victim is getting probation.suzanne skoglund was accused of stealing a 13 thousand dollar necklace from nancy steffe... following the death of steffe's husband ben 2014.ben steffe was shot to death in his morningside home. no one has ever been held responsible. for about two weeks after the shooting... skogland provided care for nancy steffe at her parent's home.skogland pleaded guilty to theft in the first degree. she was given 2 years probation by judge jeffrey poulson. 3 3 a sioux city group is looking to help women defend themselves."well armed women" holds meetings each month at the yards s

a pools committee meeting for after next cook and leeds closed and splash pads. the pools hear public comment on the the first week of december but a been set. director matt the plan could still be adjusted after that meeting. to see a complete breakout of what the committee has planned for all 5 pools just check this story on our web site, siouxland matters dot com jessica rae: power rates for norfolk city residents and businesses will no longer be going up here's paul hughes with more "the norfolk city council has upheld a decision by the city's to g gnt a conditional use permit that would allow helena chemical to o erate at 700 e. eisenhower nearly an hour of discussion, the council voted 5-2 to uphold the planning commission's choice. cocilmen shane clausen and corey granquist cast the "no" votes. murren was absent. power district will retail rates for business customers. communications, corporate media will mark the third without a rate billing and a mobile their bills and report outages have the norfk water tower has been alandmark since 1964, is no longng

. >> the legend of the new jersey devil was mother leeds had 12 kids, found herself pregnant with a 13th many legends that are told about it. that legend says when the jersey devil was born it morphed into this creature, flew up the chimney and was going into the night. other legends say it killed everybody in the room. it's supposed to have the head of a horse, wings of a bat, hoofs. people have seen horns on it. it breathes fire. it's got a real long tail with a triangle on it. >> it sounds like my little pony with a fork tail. it doesn't sound frightening to me. >> supposed to have big red eyes and some people say the head of a goat. >> goat's a little scarier. ♪ the folks who live in the barren they have a story to tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell ♪ ♪ where wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ they say you still hear him screaming when the conditions are right ♪ ♪ yeah, i swear it's true ♪ these pine barren blues >> what's out there? who are pineys? do they roam the forests at night searching for souls to capture? >> nah. pineys are are people who live

(sheila) committee members recommended closing cook and leeds pools after the 2016 swimming season. those pools would then be replaced with splash pads. the city would also move forward with a regional aquatic center in the morningside area. once that center is built, the city would close lewis pool. finally, there are some major erikson pool, but the committee wants it to operate as long as possible. so, when leif erikson pool does fail, the city will close it, and replace it with a splash pad. then the city will evaluate future aquatic opportunities near the north side. "hopefully it's going to enhance. people have the opportunity to use splash pads for free. it's an opportunity we don't have much now, besides dale street. a regional aquatic center is something that i've heard people wanting over and over again," said sioux city parks & recreation director, matt salvatore. all of these plans are recommendations, and aren't final. a public meeting will be held in early december to get feedback from residents. after that, the park board will meet again and bring it to city council f

the proposal is to close cook and leeds pools after next summer. eventually, lief erikson will also close and lewis will be replaced with an aquatic center. eric griffith, recreation supervisor, says, " kind of the misconception i hear from everybody is that we're building a wild water west in sioux city. we're looking at a family aquatic center similar to riverside, but an updated version of riverside." if you want to voice your opinion about the future of the pools, again the public meeting is december first in council chambers at city hall at seven in the evening.g. tim: the world's largest farmer- owned soybean processor, is moving forward with plans for a second expansion at its sgt bluff plant. just today a-g-p received more than 300-thousand dollars in incentives from the state of iowa. the woodbury county board of supervisors also is amending it's development agreement with the omaha based company. a-g-p announced it's first expansion at the sgt bluff plant in december.... this second expansion brings it's total investment to about 130-mill

after next summer, the committee is recomending that cook and leeds pools both be closer and replaced with splash pads. the pools committee will hear public comment on the plan the first week of december but a date has not been set. park and rec director matt salvatore says the plan still could be adjusted after that meeting. the plan will be presented for council approval at a later date. to see a complete breakout of what the committee has planned for all 5 pools just check this story on our web site, kcau-tv dot com. jenna: it's that time of the year to shop till you drop... whether it be to take advantage of great deals or cross people off your christmas list. siouxland stores have been prepping for black friday for months. some preparing to see customers as early as thanksgiving, while others will be closed. target will be open from 6 pm on thanksgiving, through the night and into normal business hours on black friday. target's best black friday seller tvs. store managers say those go like hot cakes, but this year they're antcipating the apple watch to fly off the shelves too. wh

michael's, in leeds, readadearly 950. "we've thought, for this year since the 1700 was no sweat at all for the kids to accomplish, we would do the sweatpants. for them to have an out of uniform day is kind of nice. it's nice for the teachers too. we all feel just a little more relaxed." holy cross sixth grade teacher kim sealey was one of the staff members that started the reading challenge two years ago. she says they have reached the goal each and every year. students say it's important to take up reading at a young age. places," said alainna joly, a sixth-grader at holy cross- blessed sasarament center. just focus on the book, it'll take you to a different universe. and you'll get all the ideas when you read." sealey says the school will raise the reading goal by 100 bring the total to 2,000 by the end of the school year. around town and across america men are putting down their razors and letting their beards grow. and it's all for a good cause. november is a popular month to sport facial hair. there's two major campa

those thieves have hit areas east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. what's made it easier for the thieves? car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. a highway stop, in which iowa pointed weapons at an innocent dark-skinned man, and his 6-year-old son, has prompted a federal lawsuit and claims of racial profiling. details of the september 2014 incident in northwest iowa have emerged in a lawsuit filed by the driver, 32-year-old levi wilson of orange city. he alleges the stop and search were illegal. the iowa division of criminal investigation says officers acted appropriately because they were searching for wilson's brother, david wilson, a sex offender who was wanted on outstanding warrants. officers say the brothers sometimes drove the same truck. levi wilson denies that. today marks the 30th anniversary of the plane crash that killed three members of the iowa state cross country team. the pilot, two coaches, and a student trainer were also killed. among them... was trainer stephanie streit from hawarden, and sheryl maahs from

leeds and cook pools will be closed at the end of the 2016 pool season and replaced with splash pads.leif erikson pool would remain open... until it can no longer hold water.the city will also build a new uatic center in morningside at cone park... and then close lewis pool when that center opens.the next step is presenting the plan at a public meeting next month before ultimately seeking approval from the city council. 3 a woman accused of stealing from the disabled widow of a sioux city murder victim is getting probation.suzanne skoglund wasas accused of stealing a 13 thousand dollar necklace from nancy steffe... following the death of steffe's husband ben in 2014.ben steffe was shot to death in his morningside home. no one has ever been held responsible. for about two weeks after the shooting... skogland provided care for nancy steffe at her parent's home.skogland pleaead guilty to theft in the first dedeee. she was given 2 years probation by judge jeffrey poulson. 3 3 a sioux city group is looking to help women defend themselves. 3 "well armed women" holds meetings each month at the y

the main areas hit are east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. one of the biggest similarities police see with the burglaries and thefts is that car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. and while the investigation continues, sioux city police say there are things you can do to reduce your chances of having your car broken into. never leave your car unlocked. never leave keys anywhere in the car. and don't leave valuable items visible in the vehicle. aside from the group involved in the rash of car thefts, this time of year, police say there's always an increase of cars stolen because of the cold weather. the problem is caused by people leaving their cars on. police say they receive calls about these tytys of thefts on a daily basis. still toome.... see how one siouxland woman found a unique way to combat her stress. that story on tonight's healthbeat 4. harrison and shelby counties thursday 6 am to midnight it was another day of melting with highs in the 40s and 50s in central and southern siouxland with the cooler 30s to

michael's, in leeds, read thanks for joining us tonight... the tonight show with jimmy fallon is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in ththheart of new york citytyit's "the tonighghshow starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his

michael's, in leeds, read nearly 950. "we've thought, for this year since the 1700 was no sweat at all for the kids to accomplish, we would do the sweatpants. for them to have an out of uniform day is kind of nice. it's nice for the teachers too. we all feel just a little more relaxed." holy cross sixth grade teacher kim sealey was one of the staff members that started the reading challenge two years ago. she says they have reached the goal each and every year. students say it's important to take up reading at a young age. "it can take you to different places," said alainna joly, a sixth-grader at holy cross- blessed sacrament center. "when you're in a book, and you just focus on the book, it'll take you to a different universe. and you'll get all the ideas when you read." sealey says the school will raise the reading goal by 100 books every quarter. that would bring the total to 2,000 by the end of the school year. there's a new program that is helping people with high blood pressure. but not everyone is on board with th

those thieves have hit areas east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. what's made it easier for the thieves? car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. some sioux city elementary students went home with some extra reading yesterday. in an effort to promote reading, all students at huht elementary got a new book. the books were provided by quota international. the books serve all different reading levels from kindergarten to fifth grade. the kids were excited. "it's about ships that sink at the bottom of the water," said branquavius long talking about the titanic. "why are you excited to go home and read up on it?" asked a reporter. "because i like boats and ships and pirate ships," answered long. quota international had to split up the book giveaway last winter and this spring. more donations this year allowed the group to include all grades at once. "do you plan to read it pretty soon?" asked a reporter. christopher reynoso lopez nods his head in agreement. "when do you think you're going "like over thanksgiving," replied cristoph

education and kellye lynn show house state.tperform the peers kellye: at high school,use for r >> i a leed withw wl have h in the county. kellye: thre in.partnership f ro llcoege and areers. educators refer to parcc a evaluating current performance and evea what they need to learn by graduation to be ready for college andareer. in frederick county, high school sdents fard better than the peers across th state. on the algebra 1 portion of the state 41% scored highest level. 43% of the frederick county students scored four to five. in english ten 49% scored four to five and 51% of the frederick county students scored at the level. the students are happy with the outcome but keep it in perspective. >> sure, it should be celebrated. but it's just another standardized thing that we did okay on. kellye: kellye lynn, abc7 news. leon: coming up, hit number three on video. it's not goi so well. >> everything she has got iwind? gave her. leon: the police say they hve evidence that her love is criminal in a big way. pretty soon you won't be calling tyson's corner "tyson's corner." the name change is

but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and cook where there is some age and structural issues that need to be matt salvatore, directororf sioux jejeica rae: problem coming solutions include replacing pools with splash pads, but the committee hasn't made any concrete plans just yet. jessica rae: a sioux city music legend is now a part of the hard rock's music memoribillia showcase. nat sound: clapping as display is unveiled ron emory: "what do you say to that?" jessica rae: ron emory's display was unveiled yesterday. the founder of sioux city's conservatory of music was once a guitarist for the influential punk band t.s.o.l. he and his wife gia moved to sioux city ten years ago. we asked ron about what is included in his display. "my wedding suit! that is what i got married in! it's a johnny versace suit that i got married in. my good friend tim armstrong from ransns customized it for me... i'm like 'what am i going t tdo with this thing? i can't wear a johnny versace suit on stage, i'm a punk rocker', he goes, 'you can wear that on stage, i'll show you ho

cook, leeds, leif, and lewis have all been part of the discussion since august. "leif-erikson has the potential to be closed just because there's a lot of structural issues there. but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and cook where there is some age and structural issues that need to be addressed" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. jessica rae: but the committee is having a problem coming to a deicision. possible solutions include e replacing pools s with splash pads, but ththcommittee hasn't me any concrete plans just yet. jessica let's chececk in wit for the weather. matt: we'll have mostly sunny skies in place for our tuesday. awind from the south will strengthen this afternoon gusting near 30 miles per hour. that breezy wind will help in propelling tempatures into record territory on wednesday under sunshine with dry air...expect highs i in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow! toward the end of the model here on thursday, you can see some precipitation slide in with scattered showers becoming likely on thursday

the school reform commission will hold hearings for leeds and beaver middle schools. the the schools are underperforming and kids deserve better. >>> new jersey's large utility is getting the money it needs to replace aging gas lines. pse&g will get more than $900 million to replace the lines with plastic. gas rates will go up for commerce about 1.5% over the next four years. the company plans to begin work after the ground thaws this spring. >>> turning now to our continuing coverage of the terror in paris and its impact here at home. governor chris christie has announced the state will no longer accept syrian refugees. in a letter to president obama he writes, "i urge you to halt your plans to accept more syrian refugees in the united states. i have no doubt that isis will try to exploit american humanitarianism to expose americans to similar deadly risk." the governor says he doesn't believe the background checks are stringent enough to ensure safety. new jersey has accepted 75 syrian refugees so far this year. >>> and allentown is one of the largest syrian refugee

authorities are investigating the death of 21-year-old transgender woman, who was found dead in the all-male leedsprison in west yorkshire last friday. vicky thompson had identified as female since her mid-teens. she and her lawyer had repeatedly asked for her to be relocated to a women's prison. the fda has for the first time approved a genetically modified animal as fit for human consumption and for sale across the united states. the genetically engineered salmon, known as the aquadvantage salmon, that has been genetically modified to grow to market size twice as fast as a real salmon. the approval comes despite fierce opposition from consumer and environmental activists. today marks the first anniversary of a death of akai gurley, the 28-year-old african-american man who was shot to death by nypd officer peter laing in the dimly lit stairwell of a brooklyn housing project. officer liang has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter and other charges. meanwhile, in michigan, white police officer william melendez has been found guilty of assault and misconduct after pummeling and tasing 58

can come up with a stewards of peace unarmed safety programs and not contribute to less crime and leeds to those types of things yeah, we need - if more people have opportunities and so for the through jobs and medicating we'll not see ♪ jail and mr. graham and i go with amnesty po no policing for profits you get a ticket in san francisco so for a wrong left-hand turn $300 people that make some money don't want to pay that kind of money for a wrong left turn people can't say pay we need to make things resemble resembling for the crime and we won't have half the people in jail >> (clapping) and thank you very much mr. herrera. >> first of all, respects and honor to the work that ross has done fabulous work it is important for the mayor to take steps to being in communication with the gentleman i think that the level of corruption that people feel at city hall roadway on this nutritious the experiences of people saying no respect force the law then to add that the criminalization of the homeless, criminalism of youths and criminalization of yoekt that can't pay is part of bigger problem a

he also taught at university of leeds in england and has spent a good deal of time traveling in europe and latin america. seven books and five edited collections of essays in addition to numerous articles, logs, and guess ed leases. essays came out of the research for the cause of all nations, on which he will speak tonight. he has written for salon.com, usa today, and other popular journals. of his early research involved the social history of 19th-century america, but he withed out -- branched out u.s. and italy. tonight, he will speak on his latest book, and international history of the american civil war. this book has been named one of the best nonfiction books of the year. welcome dr. doyle. [applause] dr. doyle: thank you, very much for that very fine introduction. to bob for all the logistical support, and all of you coming through the rain to talk about the civil war. i'm delighted to know this will be going out to a larger audience through c-span. trying to say something new about the american civil war is no easy challenge. began, i was on sabbatical in washington, d.c. and

he taught one year at the university of leeds in england. he has spent a good deal of time traveling in europe and latin america. he has authored seven books in addition to numerous articles, blogs and guest op-ed pieces. several of his essays for the new york times "disunion" series came out of the research for the "cause of all nations." he has written for salon.com, usa today, and other popular journals. most of his early research and writing involved the social history of 19th century america. he branched out a few years ago with a comparative study of the u.s. and italy and the problems with their south. america, italy, and the southern question. tonight, he speaks on his book, "the cause of all nations, and international history of the american civil war." it has been named one of the best nonfiction books of the year by circus reviews. welcome, dr. doyle. [applause] mr. doyle: thank you very much for that very kind introduction. i am delighted to know this will be going out later to a larger audience through c-span. trying to say some

and then rand paul perhaps the most, the leeding exponent of a more restrained america on the world staget conservative spending millions of dollars to rebuild the military and so on and that's something we'll hear more on as from the democratic primary as it continues answer the republican primary as it continues. >> when the president speakings tonight, his arguments and what he sees. >> you're going to see better than bernie sanders saying that america's responsibilities, that america need not be the global policemen. >> but that is not the message from the obama administration. >> i think president obama has said over and over again, you know, he ran on a platform of approximate pu pulling america out of iraq and afghanistan. so while it may not be saying that, it's actions that really speak to that. >> but the argument at the time was the iraq war was the wrong war, not that he was opposed to going in for the nation's and the world's security, it's that that war was the wrong war. >> i think you saw it not only him not really committing to a fight in afghanistan, even though he said

those thieves have hit areas east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. what's made it easier for the thieves? car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. here's ben wii weather. << << winter storm watch in effect thanksgiving day for parts of southern and eastern siouxland some very ill-timed winter weather will make its way through siouxland during one of the busiest travel days of the year on thanksgiving day. today, howeeer, looks like a much better option travel-wise as the ly potential hazard will bb somee patchyydrizzle and foo. conntions will really start to deteriorate late tnight/early tomorrow morning as some light rain begins to switch over to freezing rain and could accumulate up to a quarter of an inch in some locations by late tomorrow morning. as throughout thank >>> this morning on "today's take. "adele. the record star shatters another record making world history. >>> and what will smith is revealing about his 20-year marriage. >>> and it's turkey time. we've got the secrets for keeping everything hot on the table. a