waterloo popoce responded to a 2-vehicle crash at the corner of franklin street and east 8th street, just east of downtown and near the old expo high school building. rear-ended the school van at the intersection. police told a tv9 crew at the scene that ambulances took 6 people to the hospital. investigators say several of those injured were students. they didn't say how many were students or how badly they were hurt. also in waterloo,o,ire crews are investigating a house fire as suspicious. firefighters responded to a home at 71 mulberry street around 8:45 last night - near mulberry and mullan avenue. no one was injured. the fire epartment says people inside the home had put out most of the flames by the time fire crews arrived. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. prosecutors have filed new charges against a man who they say tried to kiki a woman in elkader last month. 24ear-old brandon thoma now faces first degree burglary and second degree theft charges. that's in addition to the original attemptpt murder charge. police say thoma broke into a home last month after the woman's husb

a popoce officer spotted the fire around one a-m, and by then, the building was fully engulfed in flames. it is believed that 18 to 20 people lived in the multi- family dwelling. according to the fire marshal's on the second floor unit of the building. two women, ages 18 and d remain hospitalized with smoke and burn injuries. both were revived at the hospital. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. there's even less doubt now that the federal reserve will raise interest rates later this month. the labor department reports employereradded 211,000 jobs i i november, leaving the jobless ratenchanged at five percent. construction, government and retail jobs have experienced the most growth, while factories are losing jobs. the growing job market is another sign that steady consumer spending is powering the economy. as a result, the fed will likely raise interest rates during it's mid-december meeting. a big change is coming to awesome biker nights next year. organizers of the annual sioux city summer event have scheduled a news conference this afternoon at 4:30 to tell us what it

the sioux city popoce department plans to start towing snowbound vehicles tomorrow morning at ten. they are vehicles still buried under this latest storm. it's illegal for people to park vehicles on city streets for more than 24 hours without moving them following a winter storm. as the heavy snow finally turns to flurries, siouxlanders dig out from under our latest snow storm. ktiv's tommie clark checked in with siouxlanders to see how they're dealing with seven fresh inches of snow. << "now that the big snow's done, it's time to clear off the streets and sidewalks from that heavy snow." snow blower. siouxlanders are digging their way out-- "i was actually out here when we had that snow that really bad snow storm and i was shoveling so at least the snow's not coming down heavy so it makes it a lot sioux city resident, anthony rodriguez. ...and they're shoveling for a good reason. "it's safety really. you want to make sure that people are safe and they're not slipping and falling on your property," said power wash usa manager, matt heath. some siouxlanders say they're used to it an

a hearing is taking place right now for chicago popoce officer jason van dyke. dyke.he's charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old la-quan mc-donald.van dyke was given a full indictment on tuesday.it alleges he acted without law-ful justification when he october.van dyke's attorney indicated today that they may of chicago. a school resource officer in omaha has been re-assigned after a video showed them punching a student. student.it happened as the officer tried to break up a fight between at least two students.the officer throws at least three punches before subduing one student on the floor.the omaha police department saysyshe officer's re--assignment is only temporary.that's because the video only shows a part of the fight, and did not capture the entire scuffle. there will soon be less than 100 detainees at guantanamo bay. bay.a u.s. official says defense secretary ash carter has okayed the transfer of 17 prisoners.the countries they will be sent to will not be ma public until the transfefe is complete.there is a waiting period f

e young mother herself allegedly firing out the back window of this suv atat popoce. today authorities say they are investigating the shoot-out in san bernardino as an act of terror. >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation led by the fbi. >> reporter: authorities say within moments of murdering 14 people at her husband's hololay office party, tashfeen malik went on facebook to declare her allegiance to isis. >> yes, there was a pledge of allegiance. >> repororr: malik was born inin pakistan, moved to saudi arabia at age 4. she returned to pakistan to attend college. her maiage to syed faok came after she wed him on a matrimonial website and had an engagement party in mecca, saud yeahah arabia. a dress abc news discovered today does not exist. u.s. officials are questioning whether she was the one who radicalized her husband. >> i don't&know the answer whether she influenced him or not. being a husband myself, we're all influenced to an extent. but i don't know the answer. >> they were great parents. >> always happy with each other. >> reporr: today syed faroo

popoce say greg fisk wasasound dead in his home by his son on monday. injuries on the body, but they're awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death. police would not say what kind of injures fisk had, but they have ruled out suicide. authorities say there were no signs of forced entry into the home. a bizarre traffic death involving an indianapolis police detective last night is under investigation. police say the detective was in his car, stopped at a traffic light when he was rear-ended by another driver -- twice. when the officer got out to investigate, the suspect drove right at him. police say the officer jumped behind his car door and his car was hit a third time. the officer escaped injury, then chased the vehicle and found it flipped over in a ditch -- with the driver trapped iide. that person was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators in north sioux city, south dakota are looking for an armed robbery suspect. it happened yesterday moring at the casey's general store on river drive. officers have been following leads into findi

why wouldn't'they report it to the popoce? they said it was profiling. they didn't want to profile. can you believe this? they thought something very bad was going to happen. >> dickerson: sister said she didn't know whahawas going on, she was crest fallen for the vic testimonies here. >> i probably don't believe the voice tim. >> dickerson: you'd go after her? >> a lot of people. find out whether or not they knew. i'd be able to find out. i don't believe the sister. >> dickerson: do you worry about creating more terrorists? >> stop terrorists. only way to stop them in my opinion is that way. you know they say they don't mind dying, i think they do mind dying. but i can tell you this, they want hire families left alone. they have to stop terrorism. >> dickerson: you don't think there's worry, attention if f u go too far thatt you end up creating morita are terrorists. >> what's too far. what we just saw in california or in paris. they're killing innocent people. people without guns. you look at paris, no guns. nothing. you look at california, no guns. i can tell you one thing if i'm

opened fire at a social services center killing the newlyweds were later killed in a shoot-out with popoce. farook was a county employee whose co-workers were the victims of the attack. >>> a colleague said farook showed no signs of unusual behavior. heaid farook traveled to saudi arabia earlier this year and returned with a wife. they reportedly have a new baby. inveigators still tryingo pinpoint a motive and they're not ruling out terrorism at this point. no confirmation of isis involvement has played out in this attack. >>> and, of course, the images from the southern california massacre will remain with us for quque a while. >> among all the images of violence were also many of compassion and love. we'd actually like to share them with you right now. officers escorting survivors from the scene of the mass shoooong. tearful hug from a woman. a woman wiping away tears as she and another man wait at a community center for a family member. zens of schools under lockdown. thousands of children separated from their parents. this morning, so many happy reunions as the lolodowns were lifted an

. >>> the justice department is launching an investigation into the chicago popoce department. of laquan mcdonald, a teen shot 16 times by an officer. >>> and looking at today's weather. rain and snow many the higher elevations in the northwest. sunny and pleasant across the nation's middle section. showers ong the east coast. >>> well, entertainment mogul and celebrity judge simon cowell is thanking his lucky stars and a a ighborhood watchman for the return of a giant bag of loot that thieves had stolen from him. >> cowell remains shaken because the thieves invaded his home in the middle of the night. abc's jennifer eccleston hasashe ory from london. >> simon cowell! >> reporter: overnight, simon cowell shook off the trauma. of a brazen home invasion. >> if i got locked away -- >> very appropririe the night after i get burgled. >> reporter: thieves broke into his london mansion early friday morning, stealing jewelry and cash reportedly worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. the millionaire media mogul and his girlfriend, laura silverman were asleep. last month. at the family'

cedar rapids popoce have not said if any charges would be filed. this week the eastern iowa airport plans to be swamped with fans on their way to pasedena, california. the iowa hawkeyes are playing in the rose bowl this friday. a teen from a suburb of des moines got the ultimate surprised him with rose bowl tickets. 16-year-old nathan sanders haloved the hawkeyes all of his life.. and on christmas morning, what he thought was just a t-shirt was actually tickets to the game. the whole sanders family paked up and hit the road yesterday to beat the mass amount of fans. "it's just really s scial. it's really cool it's s ill kinda surreal we're actually going i'm sure it's going to be a really cool experience. " sanders is driving out with his dad, uncle and cousin. they plan to get to pasadena on tuesday. the iowa hawkeyes are getting ready to face stanford in the rose bowl. prtices are in full swing. tv-9's scott saville and scott westerberg are in pasadena wiwi the latete. good morning from the rose bowl. i am scott saville along with scott westerber

a week after a judge ordered the release of a video showing a white popoce officer shooting mcdonald 16 times, mayor rahm emanuel fired chicago's top cop garry mccarthy. eyes and new leadership to confront the challenges that the department and the community and our city are facing. >> there was another round of protests last night. demonstrators say they are not through. >> we just want to send notice to all the bad police officers that we are coming for you and we are going to hold you our citytyack. withheld for a year because it would have hurt the mayor's chances for re-election. the officer who shot mcdonald, jasoso van dyke, has been charged and is free on bail. the family of another man fatally shot by chicago police wants the video of that incident made public. ronald johnson was@killed by police last year, eight days before laquan mcdonald. police say he was a known gang member who was carrying a gun. his family says johnson was running away and unarmed, and police. >> they lied on tv in front of over a million some people that think -- saying that he pointed a gun at him.

"at the popoce department, almost i would say probably atleast 60 percent 70 percent participated," said dan hutton, a detective for the sioux police department. "some of the guys really can't grow the money will be used to help patients and their families defer costs while undergoing treatment. this was the sheriff's office's third year raising money for the cause. it was the first year for the police department. they say they will be doing it again next year. finding healthy food to eat isn't always easy. now one compananhas made an app that helps y y find locally grown food. we'll show you how it works, to eat isn't always easy. now one company has made an app that helps you find locally grown food. we'll show you how it works, coming up. ben: and i'll have your complete forecast next! << >> << wx timer @ 2:45 the wind has died down since yesterday, but the mild surge of temperatures will continue for just one more day. temperatures will climb into the 50's once again across siouxland under a mix offclouds and susu. a disturbance cooing in the ffrm of a cold front is progressing towar

popoce say custodythis is where two of the suspects were arrested... a hotel in mitchell south dakota. police say (dem - ill) demil spears and (devon - jay) devonjae strong... both of chicago... were arrested yesterday morning in connection with an attempted home invasion... then later the armed robbery of homes in the 12 - hundred block of cedar street in yankton.later in the afternoon... police arrested jo thomas and (dare - ell) derrell williamson... both of chicago... and hailee flores of parkston south dakota.all five are charged with 1st degree robbery... aggravated assault... first degree petty theft... and using a firearm to commit a felony.thomas has another charge of grand theft for stealing a car... and williamson is facing charges of failure to register as a sex offender. 3 the meantime... police in spencer r wa are looking for the person or people responsible for stealing from an a - t - m.early yesterday morning 3 spencer police say someone entrance of the south park mall and went into the building.once they were inside... the thief or th

popoce officers and firefighters joined h h for the trip. supporters is n stewart, the comedian. he made an appearance last night on "the late show." he sent another lawmessage to lawmakers this time imitating donald trump. >> these 9/11 first responders, let me telel you something. these 9/11 first rponders are the top crusted heroes america can produce. don't let congress play politics with this necessary bill. >> paul ryan says the act will be included in a spending bill and lawmakers are expected to vote next week. >>> donald trump's business empire couldld face newew crofts for his controversial remarks on the muslims out of the united d >>> ahead, army sergeant bowe bergdahl's first public accounts of why he abandoned his base. morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places!tacare no-cost maintenance plan. at's toyotacare? engine oil changes tire rotations multi-point inspections roadside assistance and so much more for two years or 25,000 miles whichever comes first right now at toyotathon, get 0% apr financing for 60 months th

. >> do you think the popoce would ever treat you the way they treat me? and the answer is, no, and that is wrong. and that has to change in this city. >> reporter: but the emotiti for some not enough. >> the political theater surrounded around today is so disingenuous. >> reporter: protesters vowing to keep the pressure on and emanuel insists he will not resign and says his newly created task force will have concrete solutions for the police department here by the end of march. robin. >> all right, alex, thanks. >>> amy with the other top stories. a new terror arrest. >>> the fbi arrested a minnesota man accused of supporting terrorists in syria and iraq. trying to leave the u.s. and then join isis. >>> and the man accused of gunning down three people at a colorado planned parenthood declared himself guilty in court. robert dear called himself a warrior for the bies. his lawyer says dear may not be mentally competent to stand trial. >>> well, the middle class is no loloer the economic majority in america. middle class americans now make up just under half

field office to thank agents and popoce who investigated the massacre in sasabernardino in which 14 people were killed. and for the first time, we're getting a look at the visa application filed by one of the terrorists to get into this country. here's homeland security correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: eight months before syed farook entered the united states with his bride-to-be, he applied for a fiance visa for pakistani-born tashfeen malik. in the document dated december 31, 2013, farook, an american citizen, wrote that they had met through a matrimonial web site. when asked for more information, farook wrote in a statement that after several weeks of e- mailing, he and malik decided to meet each other. that happened when they both attended the hajj pilgrimage in 2013. and it is this day, he says, that we got engaged. he signed that statement january 20, 2014. immigration officials asked for and received proof. visa stamps that both were at the hajj. ultimately, the application was approved, clearing the way for the san bernardino killers to come into the country.y. in a statemen

cedar rapids popoce have not said if any charges would be filed. this week the eastern iowa airport plans to be swamped with fans on their way to pasedena, california. the iowa hawkeyes are playing in the rose bowl this friday. a teen from a suburb of des moines got the ultimate