. >> bindi tries to perfect her jazz hands in n city, nick, sha and val get ready to rumba in vegas. checking out the beatles love show at the mirage. >> we have beatles on our side. and love on our side. i don't think you can beat that. >> you can't lose. >> well, maybe as long as they don't have to sing along. what it? >> their competition carlos and alex got the vibes for their team but they're bumping car and skydiving on a royal cruise ship. >> you know, we're having a good time. rock 'n' roll! >> they'll dance to "we will rock you". >> we're getting closer and we have to dance for 45 seconds by ourselves. how do you feel about that? >> it will be magical. sparks will fly. something gorgeous will come out of this. >> it's all good. there you go, america. >> it's to be magical dreams over on the cw tonight. there is a dream danceoff with britney spears. her father h a face-off over their long runnifeud. >> let's go. had such a synchronized squad. well, as you may know this is "e.t.'s" 35th season. all week long we're celebrating with the stars who are celebrating their 35th. and

that northernmost caribbeacaribbea n city, right? the last bullying in. the city that care forgot, the big easy. right? and it's a place but it is so unique and so defining of who i am it is like a loved one, a family member, someone, i speak of the events of pursue, someone who is near and dear to my heart. so 10 years ago when the disaster of the flood of new orleans that happened during katrina, i thought i had lost it. i thought that she had died. many of us can remember where we were when we heard those fateful notes, you know what it means to miss new orleans and miss her each night and day? and i'll tell you one more, when you miss the one you care for, more than in this new orleans. we thought she was gone forever. it was a funeral procession. that storm destroyed 80% of the city, and i knew that 20 years from now some kid was going to come up to me and say, in new orleans darkest hour, what did you do? and i wanted to be able to have an answer to that. so i decided, i'm an artist first and foremost, and i will respond as an artist. so i along wit

city. i'll probably be very n%rvous the day of the parade." madison and alyssa say they've been practicing for more than month. you can catch the macy's thanksgiving da parade tomorrow right here on kwwl. coming up next... coach ben jacobson goes after a milestone 200th win just days after his panthers knocked plus -- we'll hear from the head hawk -- as kirk ferentz and the iowa football team get set to chaae perfefetion at nebraska -- ben jacobson's won a lot as head coach of the uni panthers -- of course he had a huge one division 3 dubuque -- came in with a bit less buzz -- it was still big ith jacobson the ddbuque spartans -- coached by former panther robbie sieverding -- the favorites to win the iowa conference this season -- and they kept it close early -- andre norris with the j -- he dropped 20 tonigigt -- game tied at 23 -- panthers pull away a bit later -- wes washpun with the hammer after the steal -- 32, 23 uni -- moments later -- austin arias from downtown -- he had 12 in the game -- panthers led by 7 at the break -- spartans not

n cities. >> cutting a country in half. >> here's where the canal is gonna to start. >> who's paying the price for progress? >> we are putting all of our future at risk. >> how are they gonna get these sediments out? >> what is difficult, is seeing all the country being destroyed. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> let's do it. >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news shedding tears in brussels not just for the paris victims but for the parents of the attackers who were killed. >>> but first a look at th stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. three states on president obama short list to house guantanamo detainees are saying no. officials from colorado, kansas and south carolina are asking the white house to abandon plans to transfer prisoners to their states. they sent a letter to the president saying

his death has prompted protests in n the twin cities over the past three days.many demonstrators want authorities to release police video of the shooting - which authorities say won't happen until an investigation is complete. a man is dead after an early morning shoototg with police in south florida. florida.officials say officers were trying to stop a man who broke the windshield of a patrol car.the officers first tried to stun the suspect before opening fire and killing him.one of the officers was taken to the hospital.the s soting is still under investigation. the man accused of starting a fire during the baltimore riots will serve four years in prison.federal prosecutors say taymon carter was caught on video trying to open a c-v-s store's safe before setting the building on fire.in will also have to pay 500- thousand dollars in restitution. iran has started cutting back on its nuclear progam. progog.that according to the u.n. nuclear agency in their report to the security council and select nations.the agency says since october 18th - iran has reduced itmber of centrifuges it use

"new york times" is sta-- n yor city is standing with france tonight. the world trade center is lit up with the french flag and manhattan is on high alert and heavily armed officers can be standing outside. >> we've had conflicting reports whether all the members of the california rock band performing in the french concert hall made it out alive. eagles of death metal were performing a sold out show when chaos and terror erupted. at least one band member was shot and wounded. it's not clear if all of them survi survived. the band is on a european tour promoting a new album. >> former vice president al gore was hosting a climate change at the eiffel tower when the attacks started. the web live cast was suspended shortly after the attack. we know former new york city michael bloomberg was in the french capital friday morning and tweeted this picture with the mayor of paris. it's still unclear whether he was still in town when the attack happened. >> we learned yu2 had a concert scheduled tomorrow night and it is now canceled. it was set to take place from

today it began at the war eagle monument in n oux city, for the 13th year of thehevent. "there's still disproportionate numbers of our children in foster care," said frank lamere, organizer of the march to honor lost children. "disproportionate numbers of our children are being adopted. and i think that we need to be vigilant." one of the main goals of the event a goal was to reconnect foster and adopted ildren with their fafalies. coming up on ktiv news four at six, we share the story of one family who says they lost a child under foster care...and why it was important for them to participate in the march. a memorial is taking place in des moines to honor victims of the plane crash 30- years-ago today that killed members of the iowa state university track team. . two sisixlanders were killelein the crash. runner cheryl maahs from spirit lake, iowa. and, stephanie streit, a student trainer, from hawarden, iowa. the plane crashed in a residential area of des moines on november 25, 1985. there was freezing rain falling at the time of the tragedy. all seven people on board

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city was terrorized. >> people. >> reporter: the tour was dark n events across the city canceled including a sold out concert. members of the band paid respect saturday night. one of the victims is an american. 23 year old cool state student nohemi gonzales and she will be extraordinarily profoundly missed. cbs news learned the fbi will send a handful of agents to paris at this point the french government has not asked foreign investigative assistance. 3 teams of terrorists carried out attacks first near france national stadium from french president france france evacuated after a suicide bomb mer blew himself up. minutes later another group cafes the gun a hundred bullets some of them went right through these front windows. another team took hostages at bataclan concert hall. as many as 89 people were killed. french authorities say they have identified the 7 attackers. islam mack state claimed responsibility. outside the concert hall a man laid image engine as attribute to those killed. kenneth craig for cbs3. >> syrian passport found near one of the terrorists shows is owner entered europe through grease i

jessica rae: the sioux city police department has arrested a in the armed "n" automotive. police arrested in connection a man belived to be maryland... to have his car but when they went to look at he pulled a gun on the employee and took his wallet. police found that the robbery on and maryland was taken in for questioning. he has now been charged with degree. jessica rae: lawmakers are next session... tighter budget... here's paul hughes with the details. thanksgiving holiday, the lower elkhorn natural resources district board of directors will meet tomorrow night instead of the usual thursday meeting. nrd general manager mike sousek says the board is scheduled to once again discuss district-wide flow meters on irrigation systems, action tabled at last month's meeting. nebraska lawmakers are preparing for a tight budget in next year's session, with a projected $110 million revenue shortfall that could force them to cut services or tap the state's rainy-day fund. sen. heath mello of omaha, whose committee oversees the budget, says he's confident lawmakers will find a way

. >>> and three new isis videos in the last three days with images of n york city and w whington, d.c., , wing to take aim at the white house. and tensions running high. a spirititirlines flight diverted, a passenger taken off the plane. david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: it was a reported bomb threat on board triggering the spirit airlines jet to immediately return to ft. lauderdale. a passenger taken off, but authorities say it was all a misunderstanng about an overheard conversation. the man, a u.s. citizen, taken off believes that wasn't the only reason. >> they treat me like a terrorist guy. i have to pay a price for my appearance. >> reporter: just the latest incident as more than 25 million americans starflying for the thanksgiving holiday. many are jittery. in los angeles -- >> people are now in fear. it's the new reality. >> reporter: -- to washington. >> i'll lolo -- my head will be on pivot and i'll be looking. >> reporter: the bombing of that russian jetliner, possibly using a soda can, and lingering fears it may have been placed in the jet by an insider, an airpor

war plalas pounded isis targets near the n nthern city of sinjar. the u.s. jets are supported by some 7,500 iraqi kurdish iraqi fores on the ground. charlie d'agata joins you on the phone from sinjar. >> reporter: i'm looking over city of the sinjar, the mountainside, just above it. there is smoke rising from a series of air striris launched by u.s. aircraftnd coalition all night and throughout the morning, suspected isis targets. this morning, at dawn, we watched as thousands of kurdish peshmerga forces moving down the mountain and towards the city and the isis front lines. military officials say 7,500 three sides. they are trying to p ph isis militants back, using overwhelming force backed by the u.s. air strikes and artillery that is being fired from peshmerga positions here on the mountain. the key is really to recapture the city and choke off vital supply roots from syria. but it is slow going. the peshmerga soldiers we spoke to said they face sniper fire. they exaxane boobytraps all over the place since it's been held by isis for so long. homemade bomb

city home thursday. he was 53 years old. hammond co- founded gateway.....in1985..i n a sioux city farmhouse. the company later moved to a spotted cow building in sioux city. those who worked him say he had a huge personality..that helped shape the image of the company. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was tooyoung, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament," said jim wharton, friend of mike. gateway became an major success....by shipping computers success....by shipping computers straight to customers in boxes with a spotted-cow design. tonight at ten we'll have more on mike hammond...and his legacy....and we'll hear from his friends who are coming toegether tonight to honor him. tim: donald trump is set to officially nenehampshire's republican presidentialprimary. trump will officially file to the new wednesday morning in concord. wednesday is the first day candidates can new hampshire. registration runs through november 20th. jenna: meanwhile, on thursday.... senator bernie sanders will visit new hampshire secretar

(moving forward)plans for a new elementary school in n oux city take another step forward. (snow storm response)sioux city's superintendent responds to criticsm following last friday's big snow storm. (seeking solutions)local law enforcement and native americans come together looking for solutions to some common problems."all we are doing is the punishment part and we're not dealininwith the rehabilitation part."(new look) some trees in downtown sioux city will be getting a new look.(ladies in the navy) and... we'll introduce you to "the women" of the new u-s-s sioux city. 3 plans are expanding for a new northside elemenenry school in sioux city. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm larry wentz, diana castillo is off tonight. 3 3 this evening the sioux city school board agreed to spend about three million dollars to make changes and improvements to the property where the new bryant elementary school will be built. that includes tearing down 8 homes and doing some street work to make room for the new school. more than a million of that will bebe imbursed by the state. they als

murder over a game of call of duty but it is now only just possible but many say it is probable n university city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the the terror in paris has led to the raging debate about syrian refugees with the governors of many state saying they do not want them coming to the united states. "eyewitness news" went to allentown, home to one of the largest syrian populationness america. we talk with the syrian arabic american charity association a christian group that helps settle refugees in the states. >> it is definitely a concern. i mean i don't want to see what happened in france. we had our heart break with the september 11th and all of the -- we have to be cautious. >> reporter: speaker of the house paul ryan a is reportedly working on legislation to prevent more syrian refugees from entering the u.s. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for developments in the a attacks in paris. the fine updates on line and television at cbs philly.com. >>> scott pelley will have very latest tonight live from paris, cbs opening news begins right after we sign off at 6:30. >>>

so far the n-w-s has confirmed cities you see here. and many residents are still picking up the pieces... the 20-foot long steel i-beams i found out here by the pond. and cinder blocks i found out here in the pasture. just picked them up and carried them. barnes city was hit with an e-f 1 tornado wednesday.. with 107 miles per hour winds. andy mart's farm felt the effects first - hand... his 60 year old, 2 level barn was blown away. all that's left is a small pile of wood and roofing. mart says he's lucky... if he'd been out in the fields as the storm hit... he would have taken shelter this would have been the ideal place to go. this is where i would have gone to be safe. this is where the cows bed down in here and sleep. i would have here. see that's the worst corner where the blocks all kinda caved in no one was hurt in the barnes city tornado. there were only minor injuries after an e-f-1 tornado tore through knoxville... however it left extensive damage in this residential neighborhood... chris norman says his garage and new conver

attacks, and that was an attack on free speech, and 20 people this appears to be a far worse incident n this city with four locations, bombs, shootings taking place. the fallout is going to be considerable in the days and weeks ahead. >> and again, i just keep on thinking back to the situation, the ongoing situation of the hostage -- the hostages that they may have. as many as 60 or some reports are saying even 100. i mean, that's got to be the major concern at this point. >> right. and the question is, and the difficulty with that is unclear. do they know how many gunmen or hostage takers are inside? and as a result, what type of operation do you do? do you negotiate with known killers who have now just taken part in the slaughter of innocent civilians on a friday night in paris? or do you need to go in and how do you plan and activate a >> and beyond that, what's the scope of the attack? is this just the first wave, or is this it? is it just four locations, or will there be follow-on attacks now? is this the beginning of something bigger? the same questions were asked here. brynn is standing by

. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a lock down of one of europe's largest cities n brussels, belgium, bars, cafees and subways are shut down. city is on a high leather warning level at american embassy is urging u.s. citizens in us before tolls shelter in place. regardless travelers from here are headed for belgium, either way, "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at philadelphia international airport with much more, hi there, jeff. >> reporter: hi there walter. despite that warning flights to brussels continue as normal. one just left, minutes ago. and those on board tell me that they are not worried. it was business as usual at american airlines check in counters, flight 750 to brussels, on time for a 6:45 departure. even though the city remains on lock down threat of an ice ace tack imminent according to security officials. >> they hear from people from belgium, they are all a little bit scared of what is happening, shopping malls, you know, no one coming out of their home. >> reporter: increased terror alert shut down brussels metro system shopping centers and res

as of n n, the city has approved a 6.4 million dollar settlement for gray's family. ""the civil claim is completely unrelated to the criminal case the six officers currently face. the city's decision to settle the civil case should not be interpreted as passing any judgment on guilt or innocence of the office." " up to 8080otential jurors will be in the pool for initial questioning for the case. the university of chicago has and activities on its hyde park campus today, after an online threat. the f-b-i says someone posted a threat of gun violence, specifically mentioning quote "the campus quad monday morning." the school is asking a a non-medical faculty, students, and non-essential staff to not come to campus today. " i mean, i was surprised. but one becomes sort of used to this, unfortunately that it didn't sort of freak me out. i just thought 'oh, well. i ggss i'll have to cancnc office hours and whatever else i had planned " ths is the last week of regular full-time classes at the school before finals.s. the city of chicago will expand the use of body cameras on

theybelieve one of the paris attackers - salah abdeslslm - is hiding n brussssls. new york city police are preparing for a possible terror attack on the subway. the n-y-p-d put on the demonstration today to test officers' response to an active shooter or lone wolf-ststle attack. this drill was planned before the paris attacks. but safety leaders say it could not have come at a more crucial time. " trorism cannot prevail if the people refuse to beterrorized. " in atlanta, the w-w-e enhanced security at its wrestling even after reports that isis could credible information of a threat. but it takes every threat seriously. chris, i was sent out last night to buy snowpants for growing kids... definitely n the only one with that task this weekend... stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. tonight will not be as cold s last t ight, but still on the chilly side. winds from the south will from the south will keep our temperatures from falllg quiikly for the first half of the night, before westerly winds take over late. our workweek will consist of a gradual warm-up, starting off wi

(sheila) tonight, tensions are rising among residents of that city. n-b-c's bill neely has the story.y. << it's near the end of the third day when brussels has been in virtual lockdown. more police raids, 29 in all now, with 21 people arrested. (s/ eric van der sypt / belgian federal prosecutor :13) "until now, no firearms or explosives were found. salah abdeslam is not among the persons arrested during the searches." he's the man who, remember, fled from paris just after the brussels area, driven by a man who was arrested and reported to police that abdeslam was wearing a big jacket, leading police to suspect that he may be wearing an explosive suicide vest and leading to these warnings of the possibility of an immenient attack. not just by abdeslam, but by several men. abdeslam's brother has been on belgium television appealing to his brbrher to give himself up and suggesting that possibly salah had pulled out of the paris attacks at the last minute and that led to speculation that possibly salah was fleeing not just from police but from his former is

city. peey: a russian warplane is shot down n ter it strays into turkey. >>>>urkey, like every cocotry, has a right to defend its territory and its airspace. >> pelley: also tonight, a warning about a copycat terror attack in the u.s. > don't be afraid. be aware. >> pelley: a white chicago police officer is charged with murdering a black teenager. and the nation's highest civilian honors presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't overerill it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. taylor.captioning sponsored by >> pelley: the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot downwn russian warplane kikiing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian presesent putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams

. >>> wilmington's mayor worried a new tv show could put the city n. ugly spotlight. >> murder town. jada pinkett smith set to produce and star in. the mayor knows there's a crime problem here but says the show could hurt the city's reputation nationally. >> i'm to the point where i'm not going to sit up and get a battery of lawyers try to sue abc. it would be fruitless. i think it will flop. they may do one or two shows. i don't think it will get off the ground, my personal opinion. >> there's no indication the show picked up as a pilot on abc will be filmed in wilmington. >>> from delaware, we have new video of a big bird creating big problems. new castle county, we first told you about the elose inemu yesterday. a viewer gave us this view of the emu today. police say they're getting calls because it keeps darting in and out of traffic and caused a school to go into lockdown monday. now the department of agriculture is asking police and the game warden to take care of that bird. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist sheena parve

city. terry will have your final "cbs 2 n thousands of students in iowa city are meeting a woman they've been studying for weeks. "....she's having great fun." fun."author grace lin has been reading to students across the district - hitting three schools each day. the students have been reading her books for the past couple months in their library classes as a spcial project written by librarians. lin has written and illustrated several picture books and novels and is a new york times bestseller. and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. skies becoming mostly sunny friday with readings climbing from 44 at 8am to 52 at 3pm that's cbs 2 news live at 5 this . coverage continues now with the cbs evening news and we'll be back here at 6 with >> pelley: tornadoes in texas on the same day that a new study

. >> catherine:and san francisco voters have handed a victory to air-b-n-b and city residents who wanto turn their homes into vacation rentals. >> catherine:proposition f was shot down -- which would have put much tougher restrictions on short term rentals. >> catherine:air-b-n-b spent millions fighting it -- arguing it helps middle class people make ends meet. a spokesman says voters stood up for 'working families' right to share their homes.' >> catherine:prop f lost by 55 percent to 45 percent. >> catherine:proposition 'i' - which would have meant freezing luxury housing construction in the mission district - also went down. >> catherine:it would have meant an 18-month moratorium on new housing that's not 100-percent affordable. >> catherine:the mission district is considered ground zero in san francisco's housing crisis. >> catherine:supporters argued that have driven down property values, giving the city a chance to build affordable housing. >> catherine:prop 'i' did 'not' get the 2-thirds vote needed to >> pam: another sunny day around the bay area. diane has the forecast details

. >> reporter: in n w york city, hundreds of responderer taking part in an exercise. today, president obama vowing that fear of being targeted by terrorists will not become the new normal. >> they can't beat us on the battle battle battlefield battlefield, so they're trying to make us afraid. and i won't let that happen ass president. >> repepter: and many travelers seeing a much heavier presence from police, for weeks and probably months to come. tom? >> ron, thank you. >>> tonight, the center of europe's terror crisis is brussels, belgium. it's also the home of this man, the suspected eighth paris attacker. tonight, the hunt for him is on. martha raddatz is in brussels tonight. >> reporter: tonight in buss bresz els, in the heart of the city, the police and military blocking off the streets. briskly moving pedestrians along. and warning journalists after a threat was reported. >> if we start shooting you are in the crossfire. >> reporter: it appeared to be a false alarm, one of several tonight. but it is no wonder the police are on edge, again tomorrow this city, wi

. >> it is very good to be back in paris n a city that shows so much resilience, and a city that came tout send a clear message to the terrorists, you will never win. you will never beat us. >> are so there you have from the british prime minister showing with a show of solidarity, and the french president is going to be traveling to washington tomorrow to meet presumably with the u.s. president obama, and then he is going to be meeting with the german chancellor merkel on wednesday and then traveling on to moscow presumably to see the president vladimir putin, and it is clear that the french want to be involved in some diplomatic initiative in the wave of the t attacks, and we believe they are looking at trying to get a new fresh political push to try to resolve this terrible civil war in syria, and the threat of isis, and we have to add that the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle started to r carry out the air strikes to the targeting isis in syria to bring new fresh air power from france to that conflict. more bombing essentially in the french military to say they have destr

new york city's mayor and police commissioner announced the deployment of the n-y-p-d's new critical response command team today. the task force is now the frontline to the city's defense against terrorism. it's also just part of how the n-y-p-d plans to heighten security after friday's terrorist attacks in paris. mayor bill de blasio believes there is no safer city in the country than new york city when it comes to countering terrorism. mcdonald's customers will have a new deal to choose from in the new year. beginning january fourth, the fast-food chain will launch what it calls the "mcpick 2" menu. customer will be able to pick two of the following for two bucks: a mcdouble, a mcchicken, small fries and mozzarella sticks. the menu will be available in u-s restaurants for five weeks. mcdonald's says after that, it may change the details of the offering, but it'll be keeping the "mcpick" concept and name. day... and it's looking like it could be a rainy night. ron's full president obama says the strategy against isis will not change in the wake of the attacks on paris. the united sta

. >> let's remember that on the same day salt lake city elected the first openly gay mayor and n. at city's history. so i think on the issue of same-sex rights the country isn't in progress but there are going to be limits and transgender rights may prove to be just too exotic a cause for the american people. the vote that interested me most was the ohio vote, the marijuana vote, because i think that is a case where we're having some social learning, that there is the ability to look at what's happening in colorado and saying you know what, that may have been a mistake, just as back in the 1970s when we lowered the drinking age from 21 to 18 we saw the carnage on the roads thafr and in the middle 1980s raised the drinking age back up as a measure. marijuana's not as dangerous as drinking and driving, but this is social learning and putting of limits on that experiment in colorado and washington. >> i wonder too what you make of kentucky because the story of the gay marriage debate in this country you know over the last decade has been -- it went from being a fringe issue to somethi

essential that remain we have a collective responsibility in the city of chicago, a city we love, to >> reporter: now, v!n dyke's lawyer says his client is scaredd to death. if convicted, he could get 20 years to life behind bars. as for the monald family, the city has awarded them $5 million in compensation even though they never filed a wrongful death lawsuit. gayle? >> thank you very much, dean. >>> this morning, russia and turkey are trying to ease tensions after a turkish jet shot down a russian plane. they say it was there for 17 seconds when iwas fired on by turkish f-16. syria. not wage war against turkey, clearly trying to deescalate thisituation. a day after the russian war plane wass shot down, russia says it's deploying its most advanced air defense system to syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the russian aircraft briefly crossed over. but moscow denied its war plane ever left syrian air space. the russian president vladimir putin called turkey's actions a stab in the back.. this video appears to show the body of the dead russian pilot. in the hand of syrian rebel fighters. this mor

so far the n-w-s has confirmed cities you see here... and that number is likely to climb. picking up the pieces. basement i saw a two by four coming across the driveway and it drilled the when we knew it was pretty serious and you can see it got the garage doors barnes city was hit with an e-f 1 tornado wednesday.. with 107 miles per hour winds. andy mart's farm felt the effects first - hand... his 60 year old, 2 level barn was blown away. all that's left is a small pile of wood and roofing. mart says he's lucky... if he'd been out in the fields as the storm hit... he would have taken shelter in the barn... we are very very very very lucky. we had someone up above watching us and keeping an eye on us so.. city tornado. stratford residents are reflecting on a deadly tornado that tore through down... yesterday marked ten years since it hit. it destroyed nearly two dozen homes... and damaged another 40. last night at the high school... people shared their stories from that day. one of them was the son of 84 year old lucille runyan. runyan had gotten to what she thought was a

city this month and next because of terrorism threats. >> as a parent, i don't want my >> reporter: thi parent raised her concernssafter learning her n's class would visit radio city and the 911 memorial. >> many parents feel the same way. it's just right now let things cool off and we'll see. >> reporter: som in manhattan the nypd's commistioner called the decision out ho line and uncalled for. >> what they are doing is exactly what the terrorists want. so that is exactly what they should not be doing. >> reporter: william bratton insists there's no credible threat against new york city. not enough assurance for this mom. >> i don't want to send her. >> reporter: we reached out the representatives of a number on long island more than 120 school districts. right now connetiquot is the only one to cancel trips. but they will monitor security concerns. >> i see my number one responsibility is the health and safety of our kids and staff. >> reporter: that's why the superintendent of jericho schools has cancelled three possible trips to europe and reviewing a half-dozen planned trips to new york city. >> it's a good precaution in case anyth

old main neehborhood association wanted the city's zoning department - not the police - to regulate the speaers. but the ubuque zoning board of adjustment voted "n". an associate planner with the city says people can request a municipal code amendment to regulate the playing of outdoor music. the city council would ultimately decide the issue. wartburg college in waverly received me extra help to renovate a campus residence hall. the school received a one million dollar challenge grant to help fix up clinton hall. that money came from the mccaskey cllenge,' a fund that two wartburg graduates from chicago started. e renovation wiwil cost aroundnd 8- million dollars total. it includes updating student rooms and adding a computer lab, and even a small movie theater. wartburg hopes to raise all of the moneyeyfor the project by ay 31st. eleven schools, one church, and waypoint services all received lifesaving devices. yesterday, mercy medical center in cedar rapids donated automamaic external deffbrillators to the organizations. a-e-d's can help save a person's life if they experience sudden cardiac arrest. someone only has to press the power button

city's homeless population. on monday our cbs station in new york showed bratton a picture of a homeless woman and asked about homelessness in n e city.. >> on saturday night -- >> if this is so upsetting to you, don't give. one of the quickest ways to get rid of them is not to give to them. >> after the mayor's news conference, two aides contacted the cbs station for the location of the woman and sent outreach services to the area but she had moved by monday afternoon. >>> a major new study on blood pressure is the talk of the medical worlrlthis morning. researchers say in some cases, lower numbers could save lives. the findings are published in the "new england journal of medicine medicine." our dr. tara narula is a cardiologist at lennox hill hospital in new york. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> i've got really low blood pressure. this is good news, isn't it? >> it's excellenennews. this is really exciting for cardiologists. high blood pressure affects one in three americans, costs us $46 billion a year. essentially at this point only 50% of high americans who have high blood pressure have it under control based

the n-w-s says an e-f-3 tornado hit the city... just before 5 p-m. it tore 27 houses completely apart... and damaged about a dozen more. the city was cleaning up for months. authorities say it's something they'll seeing everyone lives destroyed. the neatest thing about it was in an small town pulled together... we had meals coming in as far as waterloo stratford will hold a remembrance ceremony tonight at the high school. it's from 5 to 9. it'll include a moment of silence today is going to be cold and windy with highs in the 50s. a wind advisory is in effect until 6 pm. wind gusts may be as high as 50 mph today. the first 32 degree reading for des moines is in the forecast friday morning. this weekend is looking dry and tonight you can get an early start to your christmas shopping in valley junction... or tomorrow you can head to hy - vee hall to taste some of des moines' finest food. we'll give you details after the there are some big events bringing people to the metro this weekend... greg edwards from the "des moines convention and visitors burea

city of manchester. with a 160 thousand dollar renovation,n, the students at west delaware high school and northeast iowa community college get to use state of the art equipment in a new welding lab. high school students will use it during the day and adults will take a course at night. officials say there are 75 to 100 open manufacturin g now, and this lab will will get students prepared to dive directly into those jobs. theenext night class for adults will start in january. students at anamosa high school have a lot to be proud of heading into the thanksgiving holiday. the school won 100- thousand dollars in the state farm celebrate my drive competition. administrators plan on using the money to repaint the parking lot and number the spaces to increase safety. "we will use it not only for safe driving but also for school improvements, specifically upgraded drinking fountains, new clocks and upgraded bathrooms." students created and submitted this video as part of the competition. it challenges students to not text and drive and avoid any distracted driving. one city plow in cedar rapids is a little mor

to come up with some kind of balance or nielsen says there has also been misinformatio n spread on calling it a "city-wide gun ban," which she says is not the case. hostile and at times threatening emails and phone calls from peooe who believe the city is breakingngthe law, even though she says the city is within its rights to create a resolution. nielsen shared with us one voicemail left on her phone monday night. "hey, this is aboutthe gun the position you're in. i can't bel...if you don't like guns, move to engand, period. i i don't know how, any other way to put it. you might as well change your name to 'no liberty.'" in north liberty, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. mayor nielsen expected tonight's council meeting, which starts at 6:30, to be a packed house. people in dubuque will be able to apply or re- apply for gun permits online starting december rst. the dubuque county sheriff's office is doing that because it anticipates a flood of applications when people renew their licenses this year due to a change in iowa law. that law went into effect in 2011, and the permits people got that yearr will e

n-y-c safe. back here in siouxland, sioux city police have arrested a man in friday's alledged armed robbery at k& n automotive. authorities say the suspect is 23 year-old regan maryland from houston, who's temporarily living and working in sioux city. maryland has been charged with first-degree robbery. call around noon on friday from the employee at k & n auto repair near 19th and center. the employee says a man came inside the shop and asked the employee to look at his car. the employee went around the corner with him. that's where the employee sasa ththman pulled a gun on him and asked for his wallet. coming up on news 4 at 10 iowa rained unbeaten yesterday with their win against purdue. we've got the latest reaction coming up in sportsfource 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, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis so, what are we waiting for? cooking thanksgiving dinne

whileack at home in the u.s., the nework city police department now responding to an isis message with an image of times square behind it. but we begin with the n new images in this city. they came in swiftly, under cover of darkness. 4:20 this morning, french s.w.t. teams, heavily armed, to neutralize suspected terrorists that they feared were planning to launch new attac. police firing 5,000 rounds. terrified families shocked awake by gunshots. the elosions. many of them capturing the images just outside their windows. one video just emerging toght, showing what appeared to be the first french s.w.a.t. team arriving and entering the building. a french prosecutor tonight revealing the s.w.a.t. teams were met with reinfoed doors to the apartment they were trying to storm here in the saint-denis neighborhood. the prosecutor saying they were met with a barrage of fire power. gun shots as they tried to get into the apartment. the rapid heavy gun fire could be heard through the streets. witnesses seeing police and terror suspects. through their windows, the all unfold. >> on your knees! >> reporter: on your knees, show me your back, you can hear th

bit 3 good morning siouxland, i'm jacob heller.here's a look at your morning news. 3 i - 29 in n oux city opened in 1958. but now the project to rebuild it might last into the year 20 - 20.we're seven years into i - 29 recotruction right now... but the iowa department of transportation says 20 - 16 will be the worst year yet. all construction will happen on the northbound lanes of i - 29 next year... starting at the bacon creek brige. it'll go all the way through the heart of downtown... to north of hamilton blvd... a total of seven bridges will be getting worked on. but the expected completion te now could bebes late as the year 20 - 20. there is some good news for drivers though. work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to northbound i - 29 is *on* schedule. it should re - open before the end of the month. 3 it won't be finished until at least 20 - 18... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the completion of a 4 - lane highway 20.the governor was at a "final forty" fair yesterday afternoon atatthe cocoention ccter with eutenant governor kim reynolds and officials

tonight in iowa city, a candlelight vigil will be held for the victims of terrorism. it's being hosted by the group university of iowa students for human n rights.the vigil starts at 7-30 at iowa city's hubbard park. reusable grocery bags are growing in popularity.they help the environment in many ways - like saving trees by not using paper - lowering the waste from plastic bags. to use one.but! there is a *down side to the handy, easy to use totes.cbs 2 worked with the university of iowa state hygeninilaboratory to see if the bags can harbor germs.the results were shocking! "because you don't have a kill step, they're there, because they have a low infectious dose, just eating a little bit can make you sick." sick."see what we discovered in a lab test of a typical reusable grocery bag.we'll also show you three easy steps to keep u and those you love from getting sick. sick.coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. cedar rapids police have a warning out tonight. tonight.the department says people have been getting phone calls from someone claiming to be with a bank, telling them thier cards, specifically with bank of america, have

still a chill in the air, 44234 n new york city but large month and the upper 30s at times and hold steady later into the morning hours, tomorrow windows where it's mostly cloudy and over times where it looks at least a little brighter with some partial sunshine especially early on. but the clouds can still thin upper 50s. a pretty pleasant day just not the prettiest day because we have a fair amount of clouds around. again it's a cold evening and some 30s north and west. and 46 in belmar. and then clouds start to make some inroads we're still seeing at least some filtered sunshine early in the morning hours. it's chilly and you need the heavy coat. during the day clouds are thickening and some thin spots in the clouds and we'll top out in the low to mid-maybe some upper 50s across the five boroughs. although no significant rain until later thursday, i could already see a little bit of spotty sprinkles or drizzle try to get in here for thursday morning commute. so you might want to have the umbrella but it's not that it's going to be rain that slows you down necessarily. that's going to wa

looking good the on the schuylkill no problems coming in or out of the city n problems on the ben franklin bridge up and over into downtown. crews are working on 422 eastbound near sanatoga as they go down to one lane beginning at 9:00. they will work between oaks and trooper later today. they are working north on the extension between lansdale and quakertown. lansdale doylestown line opening up a new station at ninth street, they kick in a new timetable as well over weekend so grab a new schedule so you are ready to go, chris, back to you. >>> french air jets bombed isis sites in syria. it comes after terror attacks in paris on friday. france says that the air strikes destroyed a training camp, recruitment the center and ammunition storage space for terror group. isis claims cities already abandoned but that has yet to be confirmed. >>> france prime minister says there had had been more than 150 police raid overnight the in france and officials there linked master mind to the stopped train attacks which happened a few months ago. at the same time an international manhunt is underway for t

the meeting is set for 5:30 tonight at the norfolk city council chambers at 309 n. 5th street. property taxes will be the topic of night for the second of the norfolk daily news' community conversations. speaker of the legislature galen hadley of kearney, platte institute executive director jim vokal and open sky institute executive director renee fry are the featured guests. daily news editor kent warneke says it's not a speech or debate, but a forum for norfolk-area citizens to ask questions and share information. it's set for wednesday evening from 5:30 to 6:30 at the cox activities center theater on the campus of northeast community college. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix." jessica rae: working hard this morning 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 musuem has received, and they look forward to receiving the rest of their exhibits over the next couple of months. valerie p

city. an iowa native and fashion designer started the business in 1997. former hawkeye and n-f-l football player nate kaeding co-owns the iowa city store. "we're super excited here in downtown iowa city where we were the flagship of the brick and mortar retail store of iowa tailgate, so we were in on the ground level. american eagle really provides the runway expertise to help tailgate brand expand onto other college markets so we can always look back and say iowa city was the first one. so that's really exciting." american eagle plans to open 200 tailgate stores nationwide. its first focus will be with the big ten and southeast conference college towns. new polls out show hillary clinton is gaining support across the country. the news comes as she stops in eastern iowa for a town hall event. and we've got a live report from there next. and we'll look at one of the points republican presidential candidate john kasich made while he election wave in iowa today, trying to get the attention of potential caucus goers. one of them is democrat hillary clinton. and she has to pleased