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and consumer confidence in december is sure to get some attention from investors as well. .nd that isto watch for >>> it was quite the christmas weekend for disney as its megahit "star wars: the force awakens" continued to topple box office records. and as julia boorstin tells us, all the buzz surrounding "star wars" is giving a halo effect to the rest of the movie industry. >> get ready. >> reporter: "star wars: the force awak led the box office to another record weekend. the biggest ever for the christmas holiday. and the second after only "star wars" debuted the prior weekend. disney's "star wars" film brought in over $49 million in ticket sales on friday alone, more than twice the christmas day record. in fact, the film hit $1 billion in global box office in a record 12 days as of sunday. and it hasn't even opened yet in the world's second biggest moviegoing market, china. >> the numbers that we've seen so far have definitely surpassed anyone's expectations. the best opening weekend. the best second opening weekend. and on christmas day over 5 million people in the united states w

history.today marks his 7,642-nd day of service -- which is well beyond of any recent or current governor. branstad has been in office for six terms and nearly 21 years with a roughly ten-year break in the early 2000's.the 69-year-old will hold a big celebration tonight at the iowa state fairgrounds. it's still to come... come...ththeasy way you can help one local organization at broadcast park today. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... today the university of iowa doors to a new space in the iowa city marketplace, which is formly the sycamore mall. the clinic moved across two parking lots, from just north of a nearby mcdonalds. the new space gives staff more exam rooms,nd a larger waiting area.it's one of six quick care locations in johnson county. all this week -- volunteers will be passing out holiday meals to more than 4-thousand people through this year's project holiday.clients get a turkey or chicken -- sides and a vavaety of other items needed to prepare a traditional holiday meal.the mayors of iowa city -- coralville and north liberty will al

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nd it's really orked well here." the hope lodge helps residents tour kinnick stadium... go to hawkeye games... and meet the players. some iowa middle school students show off theirrkills with a festive light display. the lights match the music ranging from the "star wars" theme to "don't stop believing'" by journey. the students used more than1- thohosand lights ann20 miles of wires for the display in sioux city. coming up ... it's time to start decorating for the holidays! and heidi is here to show us some tips! a live interview coming next you're watching kwwl. the year! time for celebrating and decorating. one of the first can read in the day without having a light turned on. water your poinsettia thoroughly when it is time to watt, about everyy5 days. but do not let it sit in excess water. keep your poinsettia away from of year include: amaryllis and ivy. fresh flowers are great at this time of year too. they make great gifts and can really set off a table setting. you caachoose a themed piece such as this snoopy candy jar celebrating 50 years of peanuts, a trendy pi

fight with whatever weapon you can nd and you can use. >>> well, those impacted by past mass shootings are expressing their reaction to the most recent massacre. >> and of course, former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords said "america is an extraordinary place, but these shootings make us stand out in the worst of ways." >> and a serious message from comedian amy schumer. "this is absolutely heartbreaking. all my love to everyone in san bernardino, especially the first responders. these shootings must stop." threpeople you'll recall were killed during a show of after this. now that we've added an adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit... ...and it feels like i'm just cradled. at mattress firm get zero percent apr financing. and there you have it. visit mattress firm, america's number o one tempur-pedic retailer today. what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is teidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do withewer

. >> and tim a lot of talk about this money, the $29,000 over the last 24 hour, a nd some talk, well,ave it to them? but you can get that kind of money on your own. is it possible to get that kind of a loan and establish that kind of the financing without a wi wider terror network? >> yeah, absolutely, john. it is looking like this individual from what i have seen online about the income was earning $72,000 or so a year and had been there to five year, and income to debt ratio, and maybe he saw it advertised online or somewhere and it indicates that he was financing this operation or the life or the afterlife for his child and mother using what is now wire fraud and bank fraud. so it is two more additional charges that the fbi is going to be looking at and the proceeds from the crime of the wire fraud or the bank fraud if they can prove that he borrowed the money to never intend on paying it back because he would be die manage the coming days clearly the mother could not keep the proceeds and i believe as chris says the mother going to be looked at closely and she is not a flight risk

well...there's still sleet coming down...!nd high winds out here. now if we take a look a some of the video i shot earlier...you'll see the roads are ice covered. city of dubuque street crew says they have all their plow trucks for the ne 24 hours -- taking care of primaryyand secondary strees. roads are very slick...and treacherous -- especially on hills -- which dubuque has a lot of. drivers dealing with the mess. "i couldn't make it to the top...i was spinning and trying to ke it to the top and finally a guy jumped out of his car...he was coming down the hill, i was going up." now according the dubuque police there's only been one accident so far -- but they anticipate more during the work rush hour. because of the storm -- there also have been several cancellations in the area. presidential candidate chris christie cancelled his campaign stop...he was due to be here in we've gotyou covered...shirley descorbeth.... ...kwwl news. this storm also impacting people trying to travel after the holidays. all flights out of dubuque's regional airport --

homeland security ather n iowa thi year,for themost part went prtty well accrdinto state limatologist harry hillaker. a fairy warm nd dry spring allow for timely planing, fairly distributed preciitation fell during the summer with litle excessive heat, then a really long dry spell in th fall helped famers wi dryin and harvesng crops. hillaker says, "a lile bit on the warr side, but ot negative effects from that. and on the rainfall side of things most of the state quite bit wetter than usual. the exceptions wil be the far northeast and southeast corners of thstate especially the northeast, which was drier than normal much of the season. but for the most part relavely wet ea, andjust littl bi the arm side." hilker says the most abnormal part th warmest november in 143ars ofcords. also, the seventh ttest november records you ve to back to 1992 to find a wetter vemberh at we just came through and yet in the midst of unusually warm november we had a jor snow storback onvember 20th, which wastlly the biggest snow event our top story... downtown steps to take today... the city is shutting a down a portion of it's skywalk

those that marched those gospel songs must have never sweet.d so in time their chorus would well president johnson. nde would send them protection and speak to the their call for america and the world to hear. we shall overcome. what enormous faith these men had!women faith in od, but also ameri america. crossed this who bridge, they were not physically courage but they gave to millions. but held no elected office they led the nation. as americans who had endured hundreds of years of countless daily indignities. but they didn't seek special treatment, just the equal treatment. promised to them almost a century before. will hey did hear reverberate through the ages. the change they won was preordained. victory was heir comple complete. that n se they proved nonviolent change is possible. and hope can conquer ha hate. s we kphrepl rate their a-- commemorate their achievement we are well served to remember at he time of the marches many in power condemned rather than praised them. they were called or half breeds or outside agitators. degenerates and worse. they were called everything but the name their p

history.today marks his 7,7,2-nd day of service -- which is well beyond of any recent or current governor. branstad has been in office for six terms and nearly 21 years with a roughly ten-year break in the early 2000's.the celebration tonight at the iowa state fairgrounds. even at 90-years-old, he's still got it! it!dick van dyke was *back on the rooftops yesterday, as a flash mob helped him celebrate his 90th birthday in los angeles. the mary poppins legend was treated to a dance and singalong by a group of chimney sweeps. the dancers, including dick's wife arlene, performed a choreographed dance, then blasted out happy birthdayaygiving dick a chance to wave to his adoring fans. he later joined them and lead a kite. "this is the cherry on top of my entire life ever since i've been a litite kid i'vevelways wantnt to be in a disnenemovie but this tops that i'm going to have to retire because what are you going to do after this." this."van dyke said later he wished "walt" could be there it's coming up next... next...the cedar rapids resisint coming forward d help a local non-profit reach it

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well but it's dry. showers tuesday, wednesday, aenz nd thursday. not a lot of heavy rain. near 60 on tuesday. wednesday, 61. thursday, our record-setting day, the warmest christmas eve we've e visver seen in new york city. 67 for your high temperature. then we're coming down a little bit on christmas day. down to the upper 50s. >> freezing. >> yeah, freezing on christmas day. it's unbelievable. >> thank you, raphael. >> thank you. >> and that does it for this sunday morning. we thank you for spending your day with us. our next newscast is at 6:00 tonight. >> "meet the press" is next. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer.

nd we're dealing with this in new hampshire and all the countries as well. people are ashamed to talk about addiction. same way they're ashamed to talk about mental illness. nd as a result, we don't get the treatment we need. we think by locking people up on it's going things, to help exclusively. it's not. we need to get people the tools they need to be treated. and that's whether it's a mental health issue, significant es ications and other therapi that can happen. or whether it's addiction. again, there are significant help get that can their lives back in order. issue, moreimportant than just saying, work on gun control laws, and we'll be fine. by the way, last point on this, is the people most burdened and inconvenienced by additional gun control laws are law-abiding guns for self defense, or hunting or gun collection but have no intent in any way towards violence against another human being. it's a constitutional right and the second amendment. i don't think the founders picked the order of the hat.dments out of a like the first amendment is pretty impo

nd currently he's an adjunct professor as well as at the college. the second panelist is dr. wanda piler. board family medicine physician. also president of the american academy of family physicians. so a public health advocate and strategic health institute. she combines the arenas of public policy, public health education advocacy and the media to build an awareness of today's health issues and the need for change. we also have local physician dr. richard duke haggetty, a charleston physician who recently spear headed a group of local to form the organization. and dr. wayne riley, the largest medical specialties organization, professor of medicine and health care management. he's a member of the institute of medicine. so with those introductions, i would like to have dr. riley ead us off with some comments. >> good morning. i am honored to be here on hallowed grounds to talk about the physician role in reducing firearm violence. there was a time in this country

well, this child was 5 years old. he was the middle child. not the youngest. nd they pulled him aside thinking he's, well, gee, his name's on the no-fly list. he must be a terrorist. well, thankfully in houston they had some common sense and quickly figured out, this is not a terrorist. this 5-year-old kid, he's not. not so when they tried to leave orlando to fly back home. he was pulled aside, the 5-year-old, he was separated from his parents, his parents were fit to be tied. they were threatened, they were not allowed to be with their child. they take him off to interrogate him. a 5-year-old child. but he's on the no-fly list. and they couldn't figure this out. they think he's a terrorist. they ask him his date of birth. he's freak out. he's separated from his parents and his other siblings. he knows the month and day. he can't tell them the year. so now they think he's withholding information. they endured a lot of counseling and nightmares because of the abuses of this administration's policies and, yes, mistakes are made like that. and sometimes when people'

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history.today marks his 7,642-nd day of service -- which is well beyond of any recent or current governor. branstad has been in office for six terms and nearly 21 years with a roughly ten-year break in the early 2000's.the 69-year-old will hold a big celebration tonight at the iowa state fairgrounds. the final g-o-p debate of 2015 is a little more than one day away.tomorrow night -- 13 candidates will spar again in two separate debates. debates.there are 9 podiums in the prime-time debate in las vegas -- which follow an early debate with only four participants.new jersey governor chris christie returns to the main stage after he was put in the undercard event back in november.donald trump is still center stage right next to texas senator ted cruz, and two new polls just released this past weekend show cruz ahead of the billionaire in the hawkeye state -- with less than two months before the nation's first primary.a fox news poll a two point lead in iowa.a des moines register and bloomberg politics poll shows cruz with a ten point lead over trump -- with 31 percent. don't forget -- cbs 2 c

"so i'm going to be doing big ads in ia, nh, sc c nd they're going to be very substantial and i think they're very well done, i've seen the first 2 or 3 of them, i've very proud of them." some experts worry this may be the wrong move. "it's also a littleebit risky. what if they look it ain't broke, don't fix it! the notion that donald trump would tart running a conventional campagn should concern him a little bit." a new rasmusssn poll shows ttump and clinton in a toss up if the election were today. that maybe why he's now attacking hillary clinton through her husband.. former president bill clinton... calling him thehe sexist one. meanwhile senator marco rubio picked up an endorsement in key primary state south carolina from congressman trey gowdy. "candidates i think as we get down the stretch here, some of them get a little desperate and a little nasty in their attacks and that's fine, we're going to continue to campaign on what i'm going to do when i'' president." rubio also defended his voting record in the senate. the republican field shrank. former new york governor george pataki drrpped out.. h

that's why we are here and that is why we are going to stay here to do the people's house nd do the people's work. >> well, i thank the speaker and i thank will for their work. mr. mccarthy: couple points i want to take. will talked that we will have on suspension the visa waive program introduced by candice miller. there was a bill months ago. we took the task force that will served on, homeland security, recommendations. the key points he brought up. there are 38 countries in this program out of 196 around the world. but the program allows an individual to travel to other countries, not by ever getting a visa or have communications or interview simply online. well, if there is a visa lost or stolen, who's that person coming into your country? if you don't have an e-passports, biometrics, like america does, do you really trace who that individual is? but the biggest fear that i have and so many in this conference on both sides of the aisle is that you have more than 5,000 individuals that have western passports in this program that have gone to iraq or syria in the last five years. those are gaps that we

well as many others. we wanted to make sure their first christmas back inside their home was a special one. >> stewart nd and his family decided they wanted to do something really special for the holidays. they are bringing in a christmas tree. they get some new appliances for the kitchen and they are making everything look beautiful. >> that's a beautiful thing to do. >> this house starts looking like christmas. >> things are looking great. things are coming together. >> as they are walking up to the house, someone goes ding. >> look at that. you soo he the mom there. the emotion starts getting >> she expects none of it, obviously. look at how happy she is. she is still outside. >> welcome home! >> she is still outside. >> this is awesome. >> well, it went okay. >> once they get inside, they realize the full scale of the surprise. everything they have done. it looks like something from home and gardens. it is incredible. the mother of the family that stewart is helping had been saving money for a very, very special reason. >> he said i want you to know it comes really deep from my heart. sh he said that

nd it asn't the schol administrtion, it wasst some city plannerer, but it was well, and said, we could still do something to honor the one that deserves being honored." moe sed's visitaon is set foo unday from one to four at the church. his funeral is monday morning at 10-thirty at the first baptist church of wwterloo. a family loses their home and all their belongings...just before christmas. as kwwl's kristin rogers tells us -- an ambulance crew was the first to notice the flames. "it makes me wan to cry." a family's hhe is destroyed... (cg: kristin rogers) "from the outside it doesn't appear this is a home fire crews would crew in the neighborhood for a medical call notice it first... (cg: juju smith/ paramedic & firefighter) "all of the sudden i look over and i saw this trailor that had smoke and firefighter & emt) "we kept banging on doors banging on windows making sure no one was inside." but the family was not cold." with emergency crews already in the neighborhood, a like to call it a twist of fate alomst to know for them to be here." what's not charred...is childrens stockings

>>nd coach kelly bieves in when bradford struggles so do and a couef weeks ago adfo w hlthy a start playing welllookg for the first three-me win strk of the seon. and throwing just one interception inhe last games d if he keeps it up he probably will look for a long-term contractromhe the question is does he want to stay? >> i doike it here. it is obviously a lot different than awhere i have been before. but i realldo enj it i wl think that the off-season t i am not worried what will happen she or fr months down we have a big game against izona this week and that's all i am really focused on. >> injury updat, jdan matthewsimited in practice today with a back issue. cnerback byron maxwe did not practice at all, he has an ank >>> telling you all week if t eagles win out they make the playoffs but chipot focusing in on that. >> it isot thr gas, the sk at hand is yesterday was really having a gooduesday and today is really hing a good weesday and prepi for one of t top teams in the whole nfl in terms of how well arizona is aying. >> this is a weey thing. whave so bring it this week like last week an

all the kids we have they're so they make sure grades are well and watching all the little kids grow up and do it, it's nd of fun." the championship included categories for boys and girls, adult competitors, and open rank competition. in this season of kindness, a restaurant in florida is doing its part to help those in need. they're offering customees a gooo meal and for those ho can use it, a very good deal. kerry sanders stopped by for a it sits on main street... restaurant, with a busy looks like any other. except for what it says on the menu: prices are a "suggested can't afford a meal? then "pay what you can, or for one hour: lend a hand." 79-years old.margaree simon's husband is disabled. her two adult children still live at concerned." how does ii all add up? 60 percent of diners pay the suggested price. while 20-percent get a free meal. reversal question kerry: and that actually works and you can keep the books balanced and? libbie says: it actually does..." "how's everything?..." libbie combee... a one time meth addict... runs the mosaic with only three full-time employees. those who can not was

parenthood ,ealth center, colorado springs by opposition to after a -- safe nd legal abortion, planned parenthood c.e.o. cowart said. well, that's from vicki cowart. that does not appear to be official. and it always seems if it works better, for example, i would hope that the president's learned by now he shouldn't give opinions about shootings until he knows more about them. don't condemn a policeman when it turns out the policeman was entirely justified because by doing so, you help stir up and divide this nation. that needs to come together. . there's so many questions when i was a prosecutor, when i was a judge, i wanted to know motive. wanted to know what caused people to do what they did. we know why islamic terrorists do what they do. they think that that's contributing to the caliphate and if they happen to die, just as thomas jefferson was told, was reported that jefferson asked why the barberry pirates kept attacking american -- the barbary pirates kept attacking american ships when they weren't a threat to that muslim area, reportedly told that, we believe we go to paradise if we're killed while we're fightin

deterrence i support .nd insurance as well so we have on a day-to-day basis, more physical presence that's. i think it's really two things. it's not only deterrence but it's assurance as well. also, clearly making sure back to my team, the reservoir joint capabilities is efficient. >> i'm going to ask one more question and then we'll turn to the audience. please be thinking of your questions for general dunford. one of the issues that come up on the hearings on the hill has been the sort of growth of the staff, the headquarters staff. you add in defense agencies and you get to about 200 thousand people. there's a lot of important work but there's also a sense of duplication and bureaucracy that has grown. you are two months in and have spent most of your career in the field. coming back into the pentagon, what's your sense of the headquarters where there's an opportunity for streamlining and adding agility into the system. gen. dunford: i was raised with if you have a problem, you should start solving it. never increase concentric circles around your own desk at i will talk about joint sta

nd year united has hosted the fantasy flight. fog will be likely across the and low beam headlight while driving. the fog will likely remain in place through the morning commute as well, so allow some extra time, especially for longer trips. as we head toward noon on monday the fog will burn off and be replaced by mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be in the 40s to around 50 degrees in des moines. more beautiful weather will follow with highs in the 50s for much of the week ahead before a storm system draws in fog will if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all 15 hours after one of the most heartbreaking losses in iowa football history the hawkeyes are smelling the roses. not a bad consolation prize. for the first time in 25

card track our purchases which generally is a good thing. lps withraud a"erts nd that kind of thing. >> right, right. >> well, think about the big life events. about that, if you're getting mayor eerksd sending your kid to college, having a baby. the credit card knows all of this nd they might be able to put certain alerts on your account. say you're going to marriage counseling. that may meanleou're headed for divorce so they mg htnd want t know about potential default on your payment. >> not that they just have this information. they know it and they know it and use it. >> if you're going to pawnshops and bars, they may sort of track you as financially troubled and could even lower your credit limit without you knowing it. >> okay. >> that is had a little disturbing. >> let's move to our next panel here. the other thing credit cards snow our location. >> yes. >> so what's the significance of that? >> so we know when we sign up for a credittcard it knows our home address, but also as years goes by, knows our favorite atms and coffee shops and shopping habits. so if we're having coffee at 7:00 a.m. in clevel

nd a way to win n d nobody said anything. they have a great defensive performance, and a great offensive performance and a great team performance... to me that's a sign of a well coached team, but it's also the sign of a an unselfish team." team." live in ... zach hanley, cbs 2 ssports. stay with cbs 2 for complete coverage of the rose bowl. we'll haha more reports from kevin barry and zach hanley later in the show and for the rest of the week leading up to the game on friday.and that includes our special road pregame show tomorrow night at 6-30 it will air again on new years day, a7-thirty a-m sister station fox 28. the hardware just keeps on coming for the head hawk. hawk.kirk ferentz has been namemethe bobby dodd coach of ththyear.the dodd awards recognizes scholarship, leadership, and success both on and off the field.from 20-13 to 20-15, hawkeye football players have served more hundred hours of community along with the dodd award, ferentz also season's eddie robinson coach of the year. year.coach of the year. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - where in the corridor you can go if you have some of. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers.

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since i already knew the family ,nd when i heard this story thank god that the sister film that because i don't think we would be able to tell it very wellf she hadn't taken a video of the actual arrest. but i amst tell it, wondering if it would be hard to even get people to understand what happened that night. >> exactly. >> if you unable to not only see it but listen to the discourse that night. >> then you hear the term "assault on a police officer," that brings a very specific idea. all calvin did was questioned the specific -- the police officer. he spoke. gloves you putting your on him. why did you follow him down the alley? why? is that illegal? is that a fault? >> part of what we get to do here is understand the epilogue. filmyou didn't see in the is what happened after this. you were taken into custody. >> yes. spent the night. >> as the case proceeded, you are given a choice. you were offered a deal. >> yes. 32 deal was that i can do ands of community service have the charges somewhat expunged. so i took the 32 hours of community service. >> why did you do this when you felt that you had done nothing wrong? >> when i went to co

nd this weekend. >> and no name announced yet. >> and is it true they have chosen the middle name, easton. >> well, the internet has dubbed his name easton west. but she hinted on "ellen "" that maybe she named him robert after her late dad >> and brother as well. >> yes, that family is very busy. >> and chloe visited the hospital over the weekend and she said on twitter, these walls are a little too familiar referencing lamar. >> and one tragedy there to something very happy. >> and emotional. >> and simon cowell has some scary news. >> yesd i say that he and his girlfriend and his son who is not 2 years old were all sleeping when the home and someone made out with jewel s and simon's passport and managed to leave the house, and then a neighborhood security guard caught wind and caught after the burglarecoved simon's passport and a couple of items burk thank god, simon is okay, and he made light on the incidentn the x hf-factor saturday saying that everything is okay, guard dogs are not the best in the world. >> and we are all so surprised when it happens to somebody so well known, because everybody know s knows knows where every

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. >>> well, it was bells, dribbles,nd no-look shots at new york's stock exchange. yep. e hlem globetrotters. handles franklin and ceo kurt schneider rang the o opening bell. why are you laughing at me? >> youronouncing those names. it's like you need barbara billingsley to help out from "airplane." >>> it is one of many stops -- nice job on the hoops there. for the barnstorming basketball team as they celebrate their 90th year. the team tips off its world tour the day afterer christmas with some 300 games in more than 200 cities. >> did i not get the handles franklin mooseweeks? >> i like that name. laughing at me. >> lovoved it. too. >> good hair. >>> coming up, the biggest 12 months. what a memorable year. >> also a special report on care packages then and now. the organizatition that started feeding the hungry after world war ii h a brand new mission. >>> and later a coyote dashing through a busy airport like nobody's business. just one part of our special that's after today's forecast map, that can only be described in meteorological terms as a hot mess. >> announce

under control and start putting holes in the ceiling, as well as lifting it to release all that fire and smoke. they also had to do a thorough search nd because -- inside because part of this building was living quarters but we know for the past 15, 20 years, it has been an abandoned building, and it is now a dcr building. i did speak with a deputy chief here's how he believes the fire may have started. >> started on the outside of the vacant building, so usually it's occupied, electrical and the heating system, some sort of accident, there's no indication that would've happened, we don't know at this time. >> reporter: all right, so the indication there is that it did start on the outside of the building which is a little different if it was inside and possible, accidental electrical fire, certainly whether or not is suspicious, still under investigation, he says they simply don't know right now. all the roads right now are open which is good news, the fire chief certainly said he thought it would be the case before rush hour, but again, they're still manning the situation here, we'll continue to bring you any updates as we get them.

suspect might be, something like that, we can really start following up on leads, then well aluo get our detectves involved, nd the bomb squad will et involved.' police have tools to help them track down people who make threats online. the driver of a car that flips over doesn't have to look far for help. it happened right out the dubuque fire station at university and grandview avenues. this is video ffom our coveragg partners at t-h media. we're still working to learn more about the crash. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. today will be windy. tomorrow will be partly cloudy. more sunshinenen friday but ii will be windy and very cool. with a slight chance for rain next monday and tuesday. we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news got you covered. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself.. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our vext president to get in there, roll up his sleeves,

well, we're not wiwinning. but it's t too soon to say that we are doing evething we need to do. secretary of state calling on facebook, youtubube,nd twitr, to help the governmnment f fight is by limiting theerror network's outreach online. and clinton explaining why she's refusing to use the phrase radical islam. >> well, the problem is that that sous like we are dedearing war against a religion religion. >> repororter: dond trump says we need to profile and monitor some mosques. >> people are dead. a lot of people are dead. everybody wants to be politically correct. that's part ofhe probl we have witith o country. >> reporter: trump saying the recent terror attacks shows we need to arm more americicans. >> i can tell you one thing. if i'm in there an i have a gun, we're going down shooting. we're g gng to knock ' ' out. okay? one way or the other. >> reporter: senator ted cruz, surging in iowa, may be trying to outtrump trump. he's out with this ad full of tough talk. >> every islamic militant will if you wage jihad against us, you're signing your death warrant. >> reporter: as for those tweets, tmp was live-tweeting during the p