america opened up, that my city my state and my country opened up its heart to them. we should not allow people to, how would i say this? to justify or control our public policy, on the basis of fear. i'm going to say something i think, you know, i think of the fear that we used and we inter interned the japanese. we regretted it since world war ii. do we want a moment to are regret it today? there are people you know here's i think you should understand, i hope the american people understand another thing. can't you see the real, right now, that i.s.i.s. is preparing as propaganda, one governor after another governor saying we can't trust them, they can't come to this country? >> but all the more reason they have to get members of congress, i agree 100%, no argument on that. but isn't that all the more reason to at least say okay let's cut off the governors, let's at least focus on the republicans in congress, let's work together, have hearings, review the screening process, that way when the process does begin all of congress and the administration are supporting it

your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has as every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now this is the special meeting of the community investment and infrastructure the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday, november 3, 2015, welcome to members of the public madam secret

i want to do things as much as i can for my city and my town and that's d.c. want to do things everysingle day to get back to them. i love my team very much and i love the city of d.c. and i'm very grateful to bring back that m.v.p. trophy there. >> of course, that was him at home. here is what people will think about. 42 home runs, 99 rbis. at 11:00 tonight, i'm going to break down some inside the number stuff that will, again, blow your minds on just how impressive this season was. incredible year. >> i like the fact that he says he loves d.c. i love the fact we have him for two more years. >> a couple more years. >> we watched him grow up. he was 20 when he got here. >> enjoy this guy. >> yeah. >> enjoy him while we got him. no question. >> that's a clown question, bro. [ laughter ]. >> that's all for news 7:00. leslie foster and adam will be back here >>> sophia and joe's wedsing countdown. we're at anywheretheir private resort. >> plus charli sheen's goddess versus goddess. >> it's what's coming up right now on entertain. tonight. >> that's why she's so a

you know, for me it was hurtful, i love my city, i love the people that live there." there have been some scary moments for a city already on edge.. authorities found suspicious packages outside a mosque in brussels. officials say the packages contained some kind of white powder.... but it turned out to be flour, and no chemical or nuclear weapons were found. brussels remains on high alert because police say one of the suspected paris attackers may be hiding there. president obama says he's sticking to his plans to attend a climate change summit in paris next week. he and other world leaders will meet on monday to talk about ways to lower greenhouse gases worldwide. experts think some kind of agreement will be made -- even though it may not be exactly what the president once wanted meanwhile at the white house -- the first family is getting ready for christmas this year -- the official white house christmas tree comes from lansdale, pennslyvania. it's a 18 and a half foot tall fraser fir first lady michelle obama was on hand this morning for its arrival as it was it's

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i found that i was not alone, that there were thousands in my city, and i had rights. teractions with "springfield no one leaves" i learned many things. particularly how banks target women, and, working-class people, making houses for profit, and not for people. withore involved i became "springfield no one leaves," the more i've found that injustices ,ere happening in my community and the underlying systems that were allowing this to happen. people were being evicted that had a fear of paying rent, or had recovered from the economic crisis, and could not afford to buy back their homes at the current value. i found the banks having no humility or compassion, and putting children, elderly, and ultimately, families out on the street, making more and more homes vacant in my city, instead of making money by accepting rent or working with families to help them stay in homes, they were ruining our neighborhoods and our community. , one of of this year the families received an eviction from the judge. that family included a two-year-old child, her disabled grandparents, and he

my city, they had the 40th homicide last night. so we are in desperate need of the immediate action. and for those residence, they want something done, they want to feel safe. if i have to give them hope through prayer, it is just something that i have to do. >> but the atheist thinkers say that prayer rallies are unconstitutional. that the city attorney, along with the mayor and the council would receive this letter. threatening to sue. >> for hosting a prayer rally and giving the key to god. and that they would have it here. >> reporter: they say that there are plenty of other places, >> that if i use this facility, i would need to pay thousands of dollars in fees for that to move them to another venue in giving them that chance. >> they claim that the laud could change. ktvu channel 2 news. >> they join their ranks today as they would graduate from the police academy following the 24- week long program. they have seen their numbers fall in the past few years. giving conflicts, some cities around the country. >> it is not an easy

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city. i can't wait to have that experience with my children and think it is a integral part of the story we don't talk about enough and how it prepares the future generations to be steward over the city. thank you for coming out and colleagues for entertains the motion jz everyone here is here today because we are a park advoeicate. i know san francisco as a whole will be very supportive of the measure and look forward to continued discussion. >> we have our amendments we want to accept and i'll supportive. i want to say that i am supportive of this charter amendment and want to put my name on it. to me it is a irk with in progress. we where making a painting and would like it to be a masterpiece and sometimes we do paint and take a step back and see where else we need perspective or paint in place to improve it and want to do that. i know we will reschedule the rules committee meeting to hear the charter amendment i believe december 11. i do think that i want to look at future amendments as well. the input from the community around the question about specificity. i don't say we need tonece

and lieutenant bernard taper of berkeley and my city of san francisco, you saw him in the film.here, just to name one more, mia melrose attending on behalf of mary regan qusenberry another woman of the monuments, but thank you to all of the family members who are here. as we present the congressional gold medal to the monuments men and women, we recognize the truth of our own to add president roosevelt's wisdom at the national gallery. i'm so happy that so many ambassadors are here. welcome, ambassadors, to be with us as we observe that today the art of the mfaa returned the monuments they saved, these things stand not only as artifacts of the inspiration, devotion, and artistry of distant ages, they endure as testimony to the boundless determination, passion, and creativity of the men and women we are proud to honor with this gold medal ceremony today. you're receiving it, my friends, brings luster to this honor. congratulations and thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reid. >> a war against humanity, nothing

place to raise families, and so i think that the values, as a mayor, that i try to represent for my city, are certainly there when it comes to welcoming individuals who are fleeing tyranny and the opportunity for their families, and who are seeking a safe place. and through the course of santa fe's history, we have many of our residents that were in the same situation. >> so you feel satisfied by the president's ria insurances, and what about the problems your own governor has with this? her office is not that far from a yours. if she's actively opposed to these people coming to the country at all, much less to santa fe, does that make your job harder when if you want to put out the welcome mat? >> certainly, it achieves the effort to try to divide our state when you have a republican governor who is saying no, we don't want these refugees, despite the extensive security checks that are going on, and the mayor of a city saying yes, we want to welcome these individuals, and uphold the values of new mexico and our country. so it is disappointing but look, i get that this is an election yea

it's my city. i have been there since 2003. >> now, you have also made history there as well. talk to me about your campaign and i guess the significance of your new constituents. >> sure. it was intreing... interesting. you know, i am a latino. i didn't run on that platform. i did want to reach out to everyone. i wanted to make sure everyone knew i was there to support the whole community. we are a community of 60,000 people. i presented the ideas to the whole community to. improve communications: to create a mix of business and so on. >> andy, a question for you. what made you run? >> sure. well, i think similar to carlos, i ran not only on the latino platform. although i find it a blessing to be able to say i'm latino. i ran on improving the city services to all residents that we have in haverhill. i also ran on the grassroots campaign they think was unprecedented in haverhill. we had 75-plus volunteers. we knocked on 5,000 doors. made 2,000 phone calls. that is really the only way we were able to come in the top three. >> by the way, i believe we are looking at a picture o

. ♪ this old boy got it going on ♪ >> i'm craig morgan and nashville is my city.ry music. we'll take on a vip backstage tour of the grand old opry. first, we have to check in and find out where our dressing room is. you have a mailbox so the fans can send mail to us here. not everybody that plays at the grand old opry is a member. to date there are just over 200 members. this is a list of every member past and present. there's 19 dressing rooms. well, there's only 18. there's not a number 13. you never know who you're going run into. what is y'all's favorite thing about being here at the opry? >> porter and standing in the big tall shoes. look who we have here. this is the green room. during the flood of 2010, this is how high the water level got. this is the infamous circle here where the legends as well as the new artists stand to perform. thank you for spending time with me at the grand old opry. >> welcome mr. craig morgan! ♪ i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activati

robert i live in the outer sunset i have a lot of friends but i have to work 3 jobs to be in the city myomeboys blessed me historically the filipino and immigrant families has been underserved and left without the necessity support of the community of immigrant in the city from the 2000 to the 2010 census filipinos are declining to 36 i'm sorry three hundred plus representing and 4 percent of the city population up to a quarter or 25 percent of 4 million filipinos in the u.s. undocumented a higher percentage in san francisco many filipinos have been displaced because of the market-rate since the 1990s and many struggle for the housing in the excelsior today, the overall census the filipinos is going down many filipinos can't stay in the city soufrpd the 5 m over 2 thousand filipinos of immigrant and chinese will be greatly impacted by the project and increasing pressures of being displaced filipinos were displaced from the chinatown and then from yerba buena center to the redevelopment the 5m proposal south of market is the latest attempt to rob the filipinos of their homes and the 5m su

i love my city. i work for the city. i went to all of these schools in everett. it's just very, very disturbing. >> reporter: he remains hospitalized tonight. everett police along with middlesex county district attorney's office all still investigating this. police say no arrests right now they are asking for a little bit of help. for anybody that may know anything in connection with the stabbing over the weekend, they are asking them to come forward. live in everett tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: lawyers for a salem mom take their appeal to the state's highest court. kristen labr ee was convict of attempted murder and assault and battery in 2011 after she stopped her son's cancer treatments. her son died in 2009. she was sentenced up to ten years in police on . >> anchor: a mother helps police in gloucester track down two men accused of selling heroin to her son who died of an o'dose. investigators say the man's mother provided a key tip in this case. the information helping officers conduct an undercover drug buy which they say led to the arrests. in

without the american tourists coming to my city, i would never have learned to speak english. say, alibabaople coming to america. compete you going to with ebay? when are you going to compete with amazon? if we go there, we want to help toll business, helping them china, helping them to asia. such a huge demand from china consumers online. more than 120 million people on their mobile phone shopping our site. we need unique products. years, i want our team --be thankful, to invest help them to grow. them come to china. is also going global. they are focusing on india. you are focusing on russia. went to the world biggest e-commerce companies -- when do the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? jack: we have a different motto. they buy and they sell. and we are a platform. we believe every company can beat amazon. if amazon is a great apple, we are an apple tree. a lot of companies like amazon. they are using our payment system. we want to enable every company to be e-commerce. we are not an e-commerce company. i do not think amazon and us will compete. emily: you bought

but i was out there like to represent my city so a jersey seemed like no brain tow me. >> there you go. we pretty much agree there, philly teams need to do little better. hopefully some of his luck will rub off. art for the money joe says he's honestly not sure what he will do with it. >> no island, no pony, just not quite sure. >> do you know a college student ready to graduate? we have good news for them coming up in today's job report. >> also, he is a country music star and a hero. hear how blake sheldon saved four men stuck in a dirty situation. katy? >> erika, as we mention, things are about to change in the weather department. not only are we going to start to see a much soggier outlook, but temperatures are about to take a tumble. we will break everything down, time everything out for you, all coming up on the other side. stick around. spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let

i'll try not to reiterate what is before you and that is my credentials and the different city sponsored initiatives i have been involved ichb. i want to give a sense of my intention. i try to operate from honestly and intrigue. there is so much going on in the city that is all connected so look forward learning more about other taskforce squz committees and finding opportunity for progress. i believe in direct democracy and setting up practical channels between community, policy makers and those that have a disproportioninate influence on the e market. i have a interest in economic theory. i am constantly thinking about the future. i know how to engage in formal network squz appreciate debate and negotiation. i have a rare historical perspective not only in the [inaudible] sector but also the political history of how the city has engaged with the business community as a whole. at this point i have experience in legislative processes and a literacy at the city level but most of my knowledge about how things work is coming from my day to day interactions with elders, youth, other business

i'll try not to reiterate what is before you and that is my credentials and the different city sponsored initiatives i have been involved ichb. i want to give a sense of my intention. i try to operate from honestly and intrigue. there is so much going on in the city that is all connected so look forward learning more about other taskforce squz committees and finding opportunity for progress. i believe in direct democracy and setting up practical channels between community, policy makers and those that have a disproportioninate influence on the e market. i have a interest in economic theory. i am constantly thinking about the future. i know how to engage in formal network squz appreciate debate and negotiation. i have a rare historical perspective not only in the [inaudible] sector but also the political history of how the city has engaged with the business community as a whole. at this point i have experience in legislative processes and a literacy at the city level but most of my knowledge about how things work is coming from my day to day interactions with elders, youth, other business

i was there to to represent my city.med like a no brainer to me. >> reporter: believe it or not he only learned how to play six years ago. >> i watched chris money maker win the world series of poker on espn. it was fun. some average guy, came and won two million-dollar. >> reporter: what did you think. >> i said that could be me some day. >> reporter: today looking back on that. >> it had happened to be some is great. it work out well. >> reporter: he beat out five other players to earn title and led start to finish. i asked him to recreate that last winning hand. >> i'm the opponent from new jersey. i have a pair of four's. i had a and a ten. >> when it happens what are you hoping for. >> i'm's hoping an a or a ten comes. >> and no 40's. >> four's very bad. >> you have the queen, the five, and the the ten, when you see that did your heart just explode. >> i'm happy. >> i just got to not have a a four and then i win. >> just two more to go and right before this car flips do you remember what you thought. >> just no four

i want to thank you for giving up to talk about my experience with the process and working for the city and county of san francisco. one of the interesting thing about my part in the planning field is that we often [inaudible] going out to field to do inspection. in the planning for planning jobs one of the criteria that i see is a job description is the requirement to have a driver license. often that is often a barrier in the past because many people with disabilities may or may not have a driver license or be able todrive but by stating that is a requirement it is a huge impediment not only melthally but in the interviewing process or application process as well. i would say about 80 percent of my job is in the office bethined computer and the other 20 percent is going to the community by accessing public transit and not necessarily by driving. that is one area that i have seen that could be a hinder with people with disabilities. the other experience i noticed is the civil service examination process. thees tests are often used to gauge promotional opportunities and also advancement

without the american tourists who come to my city, i would never learn to speak english. -- people saysn't alibaba come to america? when are you going to compete with amazon, ebay. >> if we go there, we want to help small businesses. ofhave such a huge demand china consumers online. we need good products, unique products, and the usa has a huge potential. years, i want our team to be able to invest in high technology, helping them to grow. helping them to grow not only by money, but to come to china. emily: amazon is also going global. they are focusing on india. you are focusing on russia. when do the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? alibaba have a different model. we are a platform. we have 10 million small businesses. we believe every company can be amazon. if amazon is a great apple. we are the apple tree. computing, using our logistics system, using our payment system, these are the services. we want to enable every company to be e-commerce. we are not an e-commerce company. i don't think amazon and us would compete. a lot of companies like amazon. emily: should amazo

without the american tourists who come to my city, i would never learn to speak english.people say why doesn't alibaba come to america? when are you going to compete with amazon, ebay. if we go there, we want to help small businesses. we have such a huge demand of china consumers online. , more than 100y 50 million people on the mobile phone shopping on our site. we need good products, unique products, and the usa has a huge potential. in five years, i want our team to be thankful to invest in high technology, invest in the startups in the united states, helping them to grow. helping them to grow not only by money, but helping them one day to come into china. it is a huge market. emily: amazon is also going global. they are focusing on india. you are focusing on russia. when do the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? >> amazon and alibaba have a pretty different model. they buy. they sell. we are a platform. we have 10 million small businesses. we have 10 million big businesses. we believe every company can be amazon. if amazon is a great apple. we are the apple

let any terrorist or any terrorist attack sway me from my beliefs or my commitment to my country or my city. >> "we'll get through this together." i think your words echoed so profoundly, and we did get through that horrible time together. i wonder how together you think we are now. >> well, we are not as together. you know, i have said that across the years since 9/11 that oftentimes when families get together, it's at funerals and everybody's sad and everybody's remembering. but then as you go away, you know, you drift further and further apart with not only what's happening in our city and what has happened in recent months and weeks and years, but also what's happening in our world. you see people going to their various camps, separating, and it's going to take something once again dramatic and powerful it could be the killings in france here recently. but we are not as together as we should be. >> you were here listening to congressman king. you heard nick casale talk about all the security and the fear and everything else. how much do you think is real? what do you tell your congregat

city. both are fragile. both are based on perception, and both can be changed. i grew up in baltimore, and i know for a fact that my race relations, drugs and crime. what big city doesn't? but i also know that lopsided portrayals in popular culture have reinforced a false impression of what my hometown really is. popular shows like homicide and "the wire", have helped create a belief to many that a visit to my home is a good way to score some heroin and come hope with the clapp. my community is finally pushing back. alan has been hired by baltimore's tourism bureau. he asked me if i'd participate. and i said sure, partly because i love baltimore and partly because alan gave a certain struggling actor a much-needed break. >> i'm sorry i'm late. >> a quick tour will show you why. >> thanks. a business person's best friend. [ laughter ] >> that wasn't bad at all. >> for the last 40 years, alan's sold everything from cars to health care to gummy bears. he's good at it, and he loves it. >> one of the things about being an ad guy is you have to know a little bit about everything. is this too much for you okay, great. >>

the times when i try to leave my home city come a they found me and made me return to my city.me fleeing to seek asylum in this country. i want them to hear my case. please, help me. if they department, not much time will pass before they kill me. to gevo retaliated against when they moved you after you went on hunger strike? >> i felt very discriminated against because they moved me without giving me a reason. one morning they just told me, you're going. and they brought me here. there was no reason. i did not behave badly. i've always been a very hard-working woman. and if they investigate, they're going to realize that i was never a problem, nor will i be a burden to the united states. i am only asking that they give me a asylum, that they give me freedom. i am not a bad woman. amy: that is francisca morales macÍas, an immigrant detainee who was transferred out of hutto in texas after taking part in the hunger strike there. while exact figures are unknown, advocates say the hunger strike grew this week substantially, possibly into the hundreds. hutto is run by the country's

clearly, when i look at 80 people in my city, i am not going to sit on the head of a pin, and wonder whether or not that person was an addict. it is a moment in history when there is a disruption. hart, would you give as an anecdote to what is going on in these communities? thank you. >> that is a question to me. right on. >> [indiscernible] what they are trying to do is change the paradigm of how we wake up every morning. >> thank you. you asked what i would do. issue, the at this people that are most likely to be addicted to heroin are white men, to lee young white men in their 20's, unemployed, uninsured. poor white men are the primary people we are concerned about. the issues that you raised. i think about making sure they have something to do, activities. they are not the most likely people to die of heroin. the most likely people to die are people that are 45-50 years old. they are that keep who are taking also other medications. that would require another solution. that is all i am trying to do, tell people to look specifically at what group we are talking about, instead of lu

thought american tourists would come to my city. i would have to learn to speak english.eople say, when is alibaba coming to america? when are you going to compete with amazon and ebay? we do not go there to compete. if we go there, we want to help the small business in china, help them to asia. forave such a huge demand chinese consumers online. more than 120 million people on mobile phones. we need good products, unique products. the u.s. has huge potential. , i want our team to be thankful to invest in technology, on startups in the state helping them to grow. money but help money come into china. emily: but amazon is also going global. they are focusing on india. you are focusing on russia, for example. went to the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? >> amazon and alibaba have a pretty different model. we are a platform. have bigte, we business, small business. we believe every company can be amazon. amazon is a great apple. we are an apple tree. buy and sell using our cloud computing, our logistics system, our payment system. we want to enable every company

the united states internet, there would be no ba, and without american tourists coming to my city, i never learn to speak english. and without the wonderful innovations of silicon valley -- people think, when will you come to america? are you going to compete with amazon? when are you going to compete with ebay? we do not go there to compete. if we go there, we want to have a small business, helping them to china, helping them to asia. we have such a huge demand of chinese consumers online. people, even on the mobile phones, shopping on our site. we need good products, unique products, in which the usa has a huge potential. , i i think in five years want our team to be thankful, to invest in the high tech knowledge, invest in startups that help them to grow. inw not only in money, but one day coming to china, a huge market. emily: amazon is focusing on india. you are focusing on russia. when do the world's biggest e-commerce companies collide? jack: well, amazon and ali baba have a pretty different model. have small, we business and big business. we believe every company can be amazo

city. i can't wait to have that experience with my children and think it is a integral part of the story we don't talk about enough and how it prepares the future generations to be steward over the city. thank you for coming out and colleagues for entertains the motion jz everyone here is here today because we are a park advoeicate. i know san francisco as a whole will be very supportive of the measure and look forward to continued discussion. >> we have our amendments we want to accept and i'll supportive. i want to say that i am supportive of this charter amendment and want to put my name on it. to me it is a irk with in progress. we where making a painting and would like it to be a masterpiece and sometimes we do paint and take a step back and see where else we need perspective or paint in place to improve it and want to do that. i know we will reschedule the rules committee meeting to hear the charter amendment i believe december 11. i do think that i want to look at future amendments as well. the input from the community around the question about specificity. i don't say we need tonece

you go see my city -- charlie: not one single traffic light. gisele: i came from a small town. arlie: middle-class family. gisele: my mother worked in a bank and my father worked in eal estate and then he was a sociologyist and wrote a lot of books and was interested in people, society and philosophy. and wrote two books. charlie: the realistic side comes from your mother? gisele: yes. my father is the guy who he is the person i can bounce ideas off. and my mom was the person who taught me how to work hard. my mother was always working in the bank and making sure we had to go to school and worked all day and came home for lunch for an hour. and then you wouldn't see her all day. she woke up at 5:00 in the morning to wash clothes for eight people. she was focused and very quote devoted to her family. charlie: that's the part of you became a model. gisele: and my father is we are more than you can see with your eyes. so i think he was a seeker. he was always constantly wanting to dig deeper. he was a good balance because when i started, i definitely had a lot of my mom. it was lik

deborah/elisa we'll keep an eye on beautiful sunset from my mom in new york city ... i wanted to share with you! snow as the sun sets on the kings pointe storm lake and the port neal welding company sky cams hd. temperatures 20 warmer than yesterday and right around normal, 40s around sioux city, 50s west. that's almost 20 warmer thth yesterday! winds out of the south but not too breezy. tonight, clear skies and more season temperatures, getting down to the low 20s. a few breaks of clouds on satellite and radar, even some light flurries in nw iowa. tonight, we'll clear out those clouds on the stormcast hd. tomorrow, sunshine and seasonal temperatures... a nice november day. winds picking up from the south as we head d to tuesday. they'll get breezy tuesday afternoon with an increase in clouds ahead of our next system. we'll be dry through through most of the day on wednesday with just some clouds, rain snow mix to start thursday morning. tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny and seasonal.. high 43. 7-day has sunshine for the start of the we

it's my city, paris. and i'm in a suburb in the city. you know, i never see this town, the city like that. nobody wants to take a drink, everybody is frightened, but it's normal. we [ unintelligible ] we lost 129 persons and we have 300 injured persons. my heart goes out to the families of these persons. >> how do you explain another senseless tragedy in paris so soon after the "charlie hebdo" attack in january? how do you explain it? >> the big difference between charlie hebdo and this, it was an attack on journalism. and now, they are attacking these persons who are innocents. >> what does that mean that you're at war, against who? war against what? >> well, i'm not going to syria and iraq to play. we don't go there for pleasure. the most specific country is france. but this person in france, last friday, you know, i lost a friend. we are not joking now. we will be in case. which want to live in peace in france. they attack her civilisation now. very important. how the people are angry with that. french republic is only one. we are not

responsible "i'm thankful for my mom and dad, theyre the ones who help me through my life," said aidan rees, a sioux city resident. "the simple things in life, the air that i breathe, the water i drink, the cover over my head," said william dufek, a sioux city resident. winter weather advisory in effect siouxland & 9 pm for eastern siouxland it was a day of freezing rain, sleet, and snow across much of siouxland. ktiv saw 1.3" of snow after a little freezing rain and sleet fell first this morning. there was a heavier coating of ice to the south and east of sioux city. the mixed precipitation is quickly moving to the east leaving us with a drier night ahead. temperatures will continue to fall through the 20s and eventually bottom out in the teens so be careful of some slick roadways continuing into tomorrow morning. we'll stay dry into the weekend with highs only hovering around 30 degrees. another system moves in for the beginning of next week meaning some snow chances because of the weather: the city has issued a snow emergency. no parking on city streets. the south dakota department of transportatio n

rows followed up i have one son in paris and one in philadelphia glad to see my citys united. we wanted to get more perspective on this joining us life jeff former fbi agent by skype attorney in paris right now and was at the time of the attacks and thank you both for spending sometime with us this morning. jeff, let's start with you. because people right now as they cane of respond and fearful right now the question becomes a coordinated effort. isis claiming responsibility. how does something like this develop this far without the community, the surveillance community, security community picking up on it. >> i right now it is going to be a critical time when we look at the two ways that we need to defend the homeland. one from a defensive standpoint. what we are seeing at the linc link for example, the second part will be on the offensive side trying to identify those who would want to harm us before an act okay cures. the key piece in between that communication. how does it communicate from paris to the united states homeland security. and how does that make its way down to