elias: patients in the pediatric unit at mercy medical center got a through the week. elias: patients in the pediatric unit at mercy medical center got a special visit tuesday... four members of the iowa wild visited patients, taking photos with fans. they didn't come empty handed....they also brought toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. they shared their thoughts on what it means to get involved with the community. the teddy bears are from the toss a bear night at the wild game. more than 500 teddy bears were donated that night. elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's .... with tech bytes. techbytes: in today's tech bytes... twitter going after hateful behavior. the social media giant has been under fire for not doing enough to thwart isis propoganda efforts. twitter says it will not tolerate behavior intended to hara >>> hey there, in today's "techbytes" twitter going after hateful behavior doing enough for thwart isis propaganda. >>> a new feature on google's new chrome brouser is designed to help people remove we

four "iowa wild" players dropped off hockey gear and huge stuffed animals to the pediatric unit this afternoon. the players then took some time to hang out with the patients and snap a few photos. 07:18:40-07:18:55 to get out here and spread a little bit of joy...fun to touch a the stuff animals were tossed on the ice during the teddy bear toss earlier this year. while the iowa wild have not been having a great season... it's the opposite for the iowa hawkeyes. the team is gearing up to kick- off in the rose bowl.. coming up...why it's not all football that the teams are talking about today. and...we haven't seen many donald trump ads on t-v....but that's about to change. why he's planning to start spending...and where he'll be in iowa... later tonight. plus... find out which one of the presidential candidates wants you to ring in the new year some developing news... former new york governor george pataki is reportedly ending his presidential campaign. the boston globe reports that pataki informed key new hampshire supporters this afternoon. the republican joined the race in may...bu

he stopped into the genesis pediatric unit this morning to deliver presents to kids that can't be at home on christmas. misses claus and some local firefighters also helped hand out toys. so often the fire department see these families at their worst. and it's just good time to give back to the community to show them we're here to help them year round. after the genesis visit... santa, misses claus and the firefighters also made deliveries to the kahl home in davenport. and many of you may be wondering when santa will arrive to the metro.. "norad" is tracking santa's location at this very moment. for 60 years the north american aerospace defense command has had 'eyes in the sky', so they can follow every stop on saint nick's magical journey. santa is flying over the canada and heading for new york at this hour. he has delivered almost 5 christmas gifts... we are told he is making great time... you can track santa yourself... just go to our website... 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

four iowa wild players were at the mercy hospital pediatric unit downtown, the team spent the afternoon donating toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. the kids were excited to see some of their favorite players up close and personal. jenna: pasadena police are getting assisiance from the l-a county sheriff's department for security during the rose parade and the rose bowl game. a caravan of more than a dozen sheriffs vehles arved from whittier in pasadena this morning. concerns about terrorism are certainly fresh in everyone's minds. expect to see a lot more security this year... from undercover officers, to surveillance in the sky and more than a dozen rapid response teams is also reminding the public there are restrictions and no drones will be allowed. coming up later in the show we'll check in with alex giaimo whos in california now! still to come tonight, for a lot of folks it can be hard to stay motivated to get in shape, and sometimes for difficult, well way to keep moving. (fred) light snow is coming tonight and tomorrow morning. the cold weather will continue

this is the christmas party for the pediatric unit. guest besides santa. two months ago - teenager alyssa wacker wasn'n'sure she would ever do this again. super: alyssa wacker, underwood, ia alyssa: "i was very worried about that actually. the surgeon came up to me and she said, "there's a risk with this surgery because we have to move your vocal cords." for her sixteenth birthday, alyssa's parents gave her this s-u-v. before they had made the first car payment, she hit loose gravel on a road near her home in underwood, iowa. the impact broke her neck. here's her x-ray...her spinal cord was also damaged. before the crash - she sang her own songs the guitar had been in alyssa: "my guitar's neck kind of got broke, too." this type of injury carries plenty of uncertainty. alyssa: "i've had some pretty rough days." some people never regain the use of own. super: molly thomas, (quick super) molly thomas, occupational therapist - madonna rehabilitation hospital: "she's made tremendous progress here. it's awesome to see that. it's been almost daily progress. hopef

spreading holiday cheer in the pediatric unit at the university of kansas hospital. (alan young - santa :13-:20) "and if i can make them smile, laugh and forget a little bit of pain, that's what i'm here for." santa has also been dealing with pain. for several years, santa and his wife laura were mr and mrs. santa claus for kids here in the hospital. last year, his wife laura died, and santa discovered he had a serious knee infection. so, in the same hospital where he played santa, alan young had four surgeries. doctors thought his right leg would have to be amputated. young begged them to save it so he could keep playing santa, and the miracle is -- they did. natso: "good to see you. how's the knee feeling? real good." nine months after surgery, and santa and his surgeon are celebrating. (david anderson, md - orthopedic surgeon :55- 1:07) we get so isolated by saying just a limb under a drape. and surgeons in particular are seen as not having an emotional attachment to the patients. to be able to do things like this with him, it's incredibly rewarding." meant to do

vanessa: brown is a patient care technician at the mercy medical center pediatric unit. kearsten: i mean, you want to be home with your family and spend time with them. but at the same time, you also know that your job is here. vanessa: but she is spending time with people who need her here. lance: we're really appreciative. vanessa: brown tells us she might even be more into the christmas spirit than if she wasn't working. kearsten: it's really cool to come home and tell your family about all the stuff you go to do on christmas. you know, the reason for the season. if i had to work anywhere on christmas, it would definitely be here. vanessa: across the street -- tony: somebody has to open, at least. vanessa: quick trip kept their pumps and registers running. shamar: it's very convenient, because nothing else around is open. vanessa: assistant manger tony mcmullen says he doesn't mind working on christmas. tony: they're paying us double-time to be here. it's hard to not have a smile on your face when you're doing that. vanessa: and the customers we spoke to, like the pat

four iowa wild players were at the mercy hospital pediatric unit downtown, donating toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. " " jack: the teddy bears are from the toss a bear night at the wild game. more than 500 toss a bear night at the wild game. more than 500 teddy bears jack: the metro is covered in a nice white blanket tonight! that following our snow fall that lasted all day yesterday and into last night, kids off on vacation have been out and about, hitting the hills! "never be too old to go sledding, its a thirll, go down fast have fun great time jack: and by the way, this video is from capitol hill, right by the state capitol -- capitol hill, right by the state capitol -- one of the better easy access hills in the metro. jack: many of you were probably out trying to clear off your driveways yesterday and today. we asked doctors at mercy to see what's the best way to be safe as you use snow blowers out in the cold. " snow lbowers are def risk for hand injury, most come snowblowers with some tool of some sort to clear jams clear those out" jack: do you have any

they deliver presents to pediatric unit of bryn mawr hospital. police motorcycle, fire engines and ambulances pulled up to the lobby with lights and sirens going to drop off those toys. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. hopefully you enjoyed the start to the weekend, dry conditions, sunshine, continue to see above average temperatures as we head into tomorrow even for the start of the workweek. we are seeing cold nights and that's going to give usa cold start to the morning so temperatures stay pretty much in the 30s throughout morning hours. we're also tracking a dry stretch so we don't see another chance of showers, not even the seven-day forecast. so that's a pretty nice start to december. philadelphia at 47 degrees. clear skies, the air is calm at 63%. feels like temperature at 47 as well because the area is calm. temperature-wise 43 and 38 in mount holly, already a cold night ahead. atlantic city 43, temperatures 41 in redding and 40 degrees currently in lancaster. we are se

and a large reason for that is for more than 30 years, patty  alvarez worked in the pediatric unit. last week she was struck right in front of it at the intersection you see. tonight she is remembered for her kindness and smile. >> utmost professional nurse. she is what we call a nurse's nurse. >> reporter: after 35 years at oakland's children's hospital, patty alvarez planned to retire early next year until what happened at 11:00 wednesday night. her family says she was driving back to her home to get medical supplies. she was run down right by the hospital. she was taken off life support. i visited with alvarez's family tonight. they did not want to go on camera but tell me their thoughts are focused on her life, not her death. her love for her dog, and her two daughters and grandchildren and three great grandchildren. the youngest, born just a few hours before patty was hit. >> she believed in patient and family-centered care and treated everyone as if they were her own children. >> reporter: co-workers also remembered something patty always wore to work. a contagious smile. >> a

this is at kaiser's pediatric unit in santa clara. of course, batman doesn't come alone. he brought belle, captain america, even a storm trooper. they're called heroes for hope, and they gave away stockings stuffed with goodies. more importantly, see a lot of smiles there. the characters say they inspired kids to be heroes. >> jesse was there as well. look at all those fun characters. very nice. >> really nice to see that. >> nice to be indoors, too. no costumes getting wet. >> i want to end with good news out of the sierra. numbers have just come in state-wide. 111% of average just two weeks ago. that was at 59%. snow continues to add up. >> we like to see that. thanks for joining us. lester hold is next with nightly news. >>> tonight, shock waves from donald trump's vulgar attack on hillary clinton. a sexually derogatory word and a crude comment about a bathroom break leaving many asking has he finally gone too far. >>> the warmest christmas ever. records shattered. in the 70s where we usually see snow. and a major threat for last-minute travels. 38 million at risk. >>>

sanity clause made entry by way of ambulance to deliver hundreds of toys to bryn mawr hospital pediatric unit. the presents will be given to those kid too sick to spend christmas at home this was the sixth year plymouth ambulance and police departments held operation christmas kid. these volunteers say that it is something that they will look forward to each and every year. >>> santa was a busy man, he also hopped on board the patco silver sleigh to spread some holiday cheer. santa claus made his way up and down visiting with passengers eager to pass along their christmas wisher. it departed from linen walled camden county making it final stop at center city and the christmas village. >>> much more to come on "action news", eagles hoping to pick up their fifth win but this one seems like a long shot. we will take on patriots the in new england tomorrow. jamie apody has a preview coming up in sports. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior trea

this is the christmas party for the pediatric unit. today - there's another special guest besides santa. two monthshsgo - teenager alyssa wacker wasn't sure she would ever do this again. super: alyssa wacker, underwood, ia alyssa: "i was very worried about that actually. the surgeon came up to me and she said, "there's a risk with this surgery because we have to move your vocal cords." for her sixteenth birthday, alyssa's parents gave her this s-u-v. before they had made the first car payment, she hit loose gravel on a road near her home in underwood, iowa. the impact broke her neck. cord was also damaged. before the crash - she sang her own songs - the guitar had been in back of her vehicle. alyssa: "my guitar's neck kind of got broke, too." this type of injury carries plenty of uncertainty. alyssa: "i've had some pretty rough days." some people never regain the use of their arms - or breath on their own. super: molly thomas, occupational therapist - madonna (quick super) molly thomas, occupational therapist - madonna rehabilitation h

elias: meanwhile -- four members of visited patients in the pediatric unit at mercy medical center tuesday. and they didn't come empty handed....they also brought toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. they even took the time to take some pictures with the kids. when they got a chance to talk with us -- they shared their thoughts on what it means to get involved with the community. " with what's been happening on the ice it's kind of been a frustrating year like you said but this stuff here kind of takes your mind off thatt for a bit and makes you realize that there is more to life than hockey and more to life to just playing the game so we're going to have fun with it and see where it takes us " elias: the teddy bears are from the toss a bear night at the wild game. teddy bears were donated that night. elias: sam schrier joins us again with a look at light snow is back in iowa through the morning so we are going to see a slower morning commute again. the snow will stay very light and relatively fast moving through the morning, so the metro should be done snowing by 7 or 8

elias: elias: patients in the pediatric unit at mercy medical center got a special visit tuesday... four members of the iowa wild visited patients, taking photos with fans. they didn't come empty handed....they also brought toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. they shared their thoughts on what it means to get involved with the community. " " elias: the teddy bears are from the toss a bear night at the wild game. more than 500 teddy bears were donated that night. elias: time for another quick break here when we come back... why this particular feline is having a rough start to the week. most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green light snow is back in iowa through the morning so we are going to see a slower morning commute again. the snow will stay very light and relatively fast moving through the morning, so the metro should be done snowing by 7 snow should be between a tenth or two to an inch of snow across much of central iowa. we are going to stay

spreading holiday cheer in the pediatric unit at the university of kansas hospital. "and if i can make them smile, laugh and forget a little bit of pain, that's what i'm here for." santa has also been dealing with pain. for several years, santa and his wife laura were mr here in the hospital. last year, his wife laura died, and santa discovered he had a serious knee infection. so, in the same hospital where he played santa, alan young had four surgeries. doctors thought his right leg would have to be amputated. young begged them to save it so he could keep playing santa, and the miracle is -- they did. "good to see you. how's the knee feeling? real good." nine months after surgery, and santa and his surgeon are celebrating. we get so isolated by saying just a limb under a drape. and surgeons in particular are seen as not having an emotional attachment to the patients. to be able to do things like this with him, it's incredibly rewarding." nats piano playing claus' arms. she loved babies also in kansas... history was made -- for festive sweaters... during the universi

this was at kaiser's pediatric unit in santa clara.atman didn't come alone, of >>> the kids at kaiser got a special surprise today. batman showed up at the hospital. batman, of course, brought captain america, even a storm trooper. they're called heroes for hope and they gave away stockings stuffed with goodies. the characters say they inspire kids to be heroes and that the kids are the heroes themselves. geraud on cam exit luke walton due to illness.... >> i don't know how i feel, but he's got his swagger in his voice and it's been a good week of practice. >> exit luke walton due to illness and enter steve kerr. good evening. gerard moncure here. the w's head coach running the show. while his back is recovering from surgery, there's no timetable for his full return. kerr plans on traveling with the team to houston and dallas after christmas, and keep it going from there. >> i'm confident i'll be back on the bench, and i wouldn't be here talking to you if i didn't. i wouldn't have been here the last nine days coaching, whatever it's be

players were at the mercy hospital pediatric unit downtown, the team spent the afternoon donating toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. the kids were excited to see some of their favorite players up close and personal. " jessica rae: and speaking of sports... after the break... iowa hosted top- ranked michigan ste in the big ten opener. find out if the hawkeyes pulled the upset when we come back. pasadena police are getting assistance from the l-a county sheriff's department for security during the rose parade and the rose bowl game. a caravan of more than a dozen sherif vehicles arrived in pasadena yesterday. parade attendees can expect to see a lot more security this year... from undercover officers, to surveillance in the sky and more than a dozen rapid response teams on the ground. law enforcement is also reminding the public there are restrictions in place and no drones will be allowed. and the hawkeye players participated in their media day yesterday... but it wasn't all serious business. many players took the time to answer some pretty zany questions. check it

they delivered presents to the pediatric unit.ghts and sirens, they pulled up to drop off the toys. >> merry christmas! >> in sleigh for this santa in south jersey. the police department's hot air balloon took santa for a ride yesterday. stepford township was the landing site of the first manned air balloon sight in case you didn't know. >>> people want to get out and about outside their houses, and fur going to be in montgomery county there is one farm encouraging visitors to buy a tree for military families. it's the trees for troops program for the ninth year this holiday season. the farm is donating 50 trees to start things off and then customers can purchase more trees for military families at a discounted price at $35. >> saying thank you and we are supporting you for the service they are giving us. >> it's part of a nationwide program with a goal of donating even more than the 18,000 trees that shipped last year to every branch of the military. >>> it's just a few minutes before 7:00 on this sunday. president obama will spe

she worked in the pediatric unit for 35 years. she leaves behind two daughters, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. >> she believed in patient and family centered care and treated everyone as if they were her own children. >> oakland police are not releasing the name of the suspected drunk driver. >>> it is 6:08 right now on your tuesday morning. we're a little bit more than two months away from america's biggest game day which happens to be coming to the bay area. super bowl l also comes what is expected to be a traffic nightmare for weeks. later today, san francisco city leaders will unveil their plan to try to keep things moving. many events in the days leading up to the game will take place in the city, including the free sand village on market street and the nfl experience. now, the plan is expected to involve alternate muni bus routes. also, additional transportation will be added over the nine-day period but feel more like two weeks with set up. going to be a lot of fun and a mess. >>> all right. right now we

she worked in the pediatric unit for 35 years. leaves behind two daughters, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. the youngest born the same day alvarez was hit. >> she believed in patient and family centered care. and treated everyone as if they were her own children. >> oakland police are not releasing the names of the suspected drunk driver. >>> well, san francisco police could start their new body camera program as early as next month. today a call for transparancy and accountability, first. active and civil rights groups want to voice their concerns about that program before police leaders make a final decision on the rules tomorrow. the activists are concerned officers will be able to look at body camera video before submitting an incident report in some situation. also, starting today, people who need to recover their stolen cars in san francisco are going to being, in fact, a lot less money. the city has been charging hundreds of dollars to anybody trying to recover their car, but now san francisco is changing

there is no plan for a pediatric unit at the new saint luke's unit and will continue to travel to cathedral site which is difficult for families who need to travel and depend on public transportation. and the diabetes side addressed, the spanish speaking nurse who was employed by sutter has been displaced and replaced by a non-spanish speaker nurse. i know anyone who have used the translator phone which is inept. it will be a challenge for pregnant spanish speaking low income women to access these services. diabetes and pregnancy is common in the lower income demographic south of market. once again, i don't see any iron clad plans for psychiatric beds, subacute or skilled nurse, nursing beds. i see there is on going assessments but we need some iron clad and that's part of the under served demographics. thank you. public speaker: my name is ken barnes and doctor at saint luke's for 32 years. i want to address two situations at saint luke's and diabetes center. the services provided at the new hospital and will they serve all that use the hospital. the development agreement of 2013 calling c

there is no plan for a pediatric unit at the new saint luke's unit and will continue to travel to cathedral site which is difficult for families who need to travel and depend on public transportation. and the diabetes side addressed, the spanish speaking nurse who was employed by sutter has been displaced and replaced by a non-spanish speaker nurse. i know anyone who have used the translator phone which is inept. it will be a challenge for pregnant spanish speaking low income women to access these services. diabetes and pregnancy is common in the lower income demographic south of market. once again, i don't see any iron clad plans for psychiatric beds, subacute or skilled nurse, nursing beds. i see there is on going assessments but we need some iron clad and that's part of the under served demographics. thank you. public speaker: my name is ken barnes and doctor at saint luke's for 32 years. i want to address two situations at saint luke's and diabetes center. the services provided at the new hospital and will they serve all that use the hospital. the development agreement of 2013 calling c

teddy bears were also given to newborn babies at the pediatric and neonatal intensive-care unit. 3 3 a sioux city group also held a traditional christmas lunch for those in need today.the gospel mission made sure the hungry got their fill of turkey and all the trimmings.besides the food, participants also enjoyed christmas carols and good company.. it took over dozens of turkeys to satisfy everyone's appetite.more than 1-hundred twenty people enjoyed a free meal at the gospel mission. 3 "we're thankful to be adding a meal to the special day here at the gospel mission. to those who don't have a place to go, a lot of our guests find their way to a home or friends to a christmas meal." year."the gospel mission serves meals every day of the year for folks who need a helping hand. 3 christmas night calls for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near the 30 degree mark. winter weather advisories are in effect between 6pm christmas evening until 6pm saturday evening for northwestern portions of siouxland, as they expect 3-6" of snow.rain/snow mix will move into the area this afternoon and w

teddy bears were also given to newborn babies at the pediatric and neonatal intensive-care unit. 3 3 a sioux city group also held a traditional christmas lunch for those in need today.the gospel mission made sure the hungry got their fill of turkey and all the trimmings.besides the food, christmas carols and good company.. it took over dozens of turkeys to satisfy everyone's appetite.more than 1-hundred twenty people enjoyed a free meal at the gospel mission. 3 "we're thankful to be adding a meal to the special day here at the gospel mission. to those who don't have a place to go, a lot of our guests find their way to a home or friends to a christmas meal." "thanks to what they put out this year."the gospel mission serves meals every day of the year for folks who need a helping hand. 3 3 kayla..not exactly a white christmas, but it's still a *very* nice day.. 3 christmas calls for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near the 30 degree mark.winter weather advisories are in effect between 6pm christmas evening until 6pm saturday evening for northwestern portions of siouxland, as they

unit. friends and family are still trying to process what happened. kcci's mark tauscheck spoke with his father. mark: this three-sport athlete and straight a student is now intubated in the pediatric intensive care unit at mercy. after collapsing at his basketball practice wednesday night, he lost his pulse twice at the school as medics worked to keep him alive. that night, he also lost his pulse at the hospital. he went into cardiac arrest twice this morning as well. >> as a parent, i can't understand how someone this healthy goes from practice to the state he's in. and i hope no parent ever has to go through this. mark: doctors aren't sure exactly what caused this but drew's father says his son will need a defibrillator implanted in his heart. >> when he decides to do mark: drew runs track, plays basketball after school, and football training in the morning. that's him sacking the quarterback. he says woodward granger high school has been overwhelmed by calls from competing schools who want to help. he says just send prayers right now. >> i cannot wait until he can walk out of here and give people a rough time. alyx: drew has been medically sedated since he's been at the hospita

teddy bears were also given to newborn babies at the pediatric and neonatal intensive-care unit. 3 3 a sioux city group also held a traditional christmas lunch for those in need today.the gospel mission made sure the hungry got their fill of turkey and all the trimmings.besides the food, participants also enjoyed christmas carols and good company.. it took over dozens of turkeys to satisfy everyone's appetite.more than 1-hundred twenty people enjoyed a free meal at the gospel mission. 3 "we're thankful to be adding a meal to the special day here at the gospel mission. to those who don't have a place to go, a lot of our guests find their way to a home or friends to a christmas meal." "thanks to what they put out this year."the gospel mission serves meals every day of the helping hand. 3 christmas night calls for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near the 30 degree mark. winter weather advisories are in effect between 6pm christmas evening until 6pm saturday evening for northwestern portions of siouxland, as they expect 3-6" of snow.rain/snow mix will move into the area this afterno

pediatric cancers. at 2 years old, we were in a bone marrow transplant unit and tell the docs no medication today. a number of years after she passed away, i found myself as a director of one of the earliest pediatric oncology camps. came across a kid, two nurses are holding him down, one nurse has a large syringe to plunge into his chest. i walked in on the scene, it was so counterintuitive, i just yelled, wait! and they all stopped, even the kid stopped screaming. i didn't have a clue what i was going to say next, i just said to the nurses, could you give me five minutes with this child? they were happy to leave. the little boy looked at me as if i stayed his execution. [laughter] i said, you know, i'm a black belt which doesn't mean anything, i said, do you want me to teach you some karate? in martial arts you learn that pain is a message you have to listen to, you can breathe in this amazing chi, this energy, this light and push out the pain. watch me, simple tie chi breathing technique. five minutes later the nurse came back in, 20 minutes later she took the needle out, and the boy looked at h

unit for those who have to stay at hospital. dr. paul meyers is the vice chairman of pediatrics at the world-renowned cancer treatment center. >> we have access to the best science, and we get that science to the patients very, very quickly. sloan questionserring institute -- kettering institute has been a partnership that has resulted in dramatic improvements across the board for childhood cancer. >> many sloan patients also take part in successful clinical trials. dr. meyers has seen improvements work to be done. >> the treatments that we're currently using which is chemotherapy, surgery and radiation therapy are quite harsh, and they have significant risk for patients both acutely during the phase of treatment and in terms of long-term consequences of therapy. >> good to see you. >> it's something this mother has been fighting for. i first met nicole last summer when she joined other parents in asking buildings around the city to light up gold in september month. she is still fighting for more awareness and wants the government to provide more than 4% of funding for childhood

as a pediatric surgeon, i faced situations and had to come up with plans and execute plans frequently with other colleagues. right now the unitednd the patient is in critical condition and will not be cured by political correctness or being timid. and i am asking the congress which represents the people to declare war on isis so we can excise the cancer and begin the healing process and bring peace, prosperity, and safety back to america. >> mr. trump. >> thank you. i began this journey six months ago. my total focus was on building up our military, building up our strength, building up our borders, making sure that china, japan, mexico, both at the border and in trade, no longer takes advantage of our country. certainly would never have made that horrible, disgusting, absolutely incompetent deal with iran where they get money. they're a terrorist nation. i began it talking about other things, and those things are things i'm very good at and maybe that's why i'm center stage. people saw it. people liked it. people respected it. a month ago, things changed. radical, islamic, terrorism, came into effect, even more so than it has

pediatric unit at mercy medical center got a through the week. elias: patients in the pediatric unit at mercy medical center got a special visit tuesday... four members of the iowa wild visited patients, taking photos with fans. they didn't come empty handed....they also brought toys and stuffed animals to the children staying there. they shared their thoughts on what it means to get involved with the