the bill goes back to the republican-led congress, which does not have the votes right now to override the veto. they need a two-thirds majority to do that. jack: terrorists are using social media to recruit attackers -- we know that. so now -- apple, scheduled to meet with federal policy makers to figure out a plan to address the issue. google, microsoft, and linked-in will also be in on the meetings. the leaders will talk about how to identify recruitment methods and make it harder for terrorists to carry out attacks. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... the numbers to the largest jacpot in american history will be drawn tomorrow night. and the nation is going nuts. jack: but next... there could be one only two democrats standing on the next debate stage. see what's happening with the new eligibility rules. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: it was a wild night at a donald trump rally in vermont. jack: frontrunner was met with his campaign event. meanwhile, maine's a chris christie s

it's unlikely to happen as the republican-led congress is certain not to take action this year. >> the tug-of-war is - - they have been billed for their dues by multiple different entities filing to foreclose. and a hearing is set for tomorrow. >> we set down with price to find out what is happening. >> they are on the verge of a lot of growth. the believe the politics could hurt all of that. the city manager says since the new council came on board late last year, the city has been going through a rough patch. >> we are a little concerned about where they are. we told you about some of the missteps which included adding people to ports. the city manager says the majority of the council once they are basically saying they will not the giving in to the demands. and the council has also talked about replacing the city council members. some fear it could be costly. >> i don't want to pay that. >> they will lose several of the cities top officials. the city is not ready for the >> he says he does not want to go but if he can't work something out, he will go. >> one dozen businesses were va

reaching a nuclear deal diplomatic relations with cuba, and negotiating a budget deal with the republican led congress. the positive recap comes despite polls that show many americans are pessimistic with concerns about terrorism and rapid social change. >>> speaking of polls, a new cbs poll shows that the president has a 46% approval rating. the poll finds that 65% of americans continue to say the country is off on the wrong track. but on a positive note for the president, 52% of americans phaser -- favor his action concerning guns. >>> governor nikki haley will be delivering the gop response today. she will be speaking from the you can see her speak immediately following the state of the union. >>> democratic presidential won on.org. that is a grassroots organization that has been at the forefront of liberal causes. was supported by nearly 79% of the membership in an online vote. hillary clinton only received about 15%. the group endorsed president barack obama during the 2008 primary. >>> turkish authorities say a syrian suicide bomber killed at least 10 people in istanbul. isis is suspected in the

the bill goes back to the republican- led congress, which does not have the votes to override the veto. presidential candidate, ted cruz, is criticizing president obama's ability to keep the country safe... charges yesterday. both men came into the u-s as refugees from iraq. while in mason city, senator cruz said the arrests support his view that the u-s should not accept refugees from syria. 1:00-1:12 both were iraqi refugees, both came in through the vetting programs that president obama tells us are perfectly effective for vetting terrorists. cruz has introduced legislation that would impose a three year moratorium on bringing any refugees from countries with a strong al qaeda or isis presence... bernie sanders is touting his plan to expand family leave.. saying it's far better than party rival, hillary clinton's plan. she believes that a ollar sixty one a week payroll tax on the average worker is too high a price for three months of paid family and medical leave. i sanders in cedar rapids today.. he told the crowd that the bill would guarantee that every worker would get the leave

the bill goes back to the republican led congress which does not have the votes to override the veto. >> a shuttle america plane operating is diverted after passenger attacks other passengers and has to be subdued. the flight was flying from la guardia to o'hare but had to land in detroit. police questioning this woman after an in-flight outburst last night that forced pilots to make an emergency landing. >> united express flight with 69 passengers and four crew members took off from new york's la guardia airport heading for chicago. passenger asked if she could get off the plane. when a flight attendant said no passengers claim the woman lost control. >> the girl went crazy and started scratching her face up. the woman reportedly yells she was bipolar. witnesses say she started attacking another woman and that's when three other passengers stepped in. >> pilots diverted to detroit where police were waiting. >> the woman was taken off the plane and into custody. the flight continued on to chicago. chicago. >> two iraqi refugees, one charged with making false statements with an intervi

the bill goes back to the republican-led congress. lawmakers do not have the votes to override the veto. in decision 2016 -- republican presidential candidate donald trump is pledging to get rid of gun free zones. at a jammed packed rally last night in vermont trump called for the elimination of gun free zones in schools and u.s. military bases. he vowed to sign an order on his first day as happens. trump also said that if law abiding citizens were allowed to carry guns, incidents like the shooting in san bernardino last year could have been prevented. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a major airline now owes the federal government big bucks. what landed united airlines in hot water. plus -- implants and cancer - how one may lead to another -- and why so few people be a direct link between breast implants and cancer. a certain type of lymphoma can develop in the scar tissue around the implant. doctors say they're seeing anaplastic large cell lymphona developing around the implant. since there aren't a lot of women to study

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the bill will now go back to the republican led congress, which does not have the votes to override the president's veto. the legislation would have also cut federal funding for planned parenthood. >> frank: two iraqi refugees are there's word the two suspects are connected. law enforcement says the two men, one in texas, the other in california, communicated with each other. federal agents arrested 24-year-old omar in houston yesterday. the 23-year-old was arrested in sacramento. >> anchor: emanuel luchman is charged with attempting to provide material support to the terrorist group. the 25-year-old planned to kill people who were celebrating new year's eve in an upstate new york bar and restaurant. >> frank: we have an update now on an earlier wreck reported in jackson county. >> anchor: all lanes on 2374 are all back open, jaclyn? >> jaclyn: ashlea, all lanes ago. but dispatch says traffic is still very slow moving between ynesville and sylva. give yourself some extra driving time. turning to the roads in asheville, there is a heads up if you're taking i-40 through east asheville soo

i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. 3 3 in washington today, the republican led congress passed legislation to repeal obamacare.the house of representatives approved the measure 240-181. the senate already passed it before the holidays, so now for the first time legislation to gut the affordable care act heads down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. not surprisingly, president obama is expected to veto it. 3 rep. al green/(d) texas: "i was with the president on this because it benefits americans and i will remain with him on it because it still benefits americans."the bill also defunds planned parenthood. republicans don't have the votes for a veto override making it a symbolic move they hope will help on the campaign trail. 3 we're tracking the latest developments tonight in the war on terror... as the paris magazine brutally attacked the attack's 1- year anniversary. 3 alison starling has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling.tomorrow marks one year since the terror attack on charlie hebdo

the republican- led congress is about to put on president barack obama's desk a bill that would dismantle his health care law. later today, the house will vote on legislation that would cut federal funding for planned parenthood, and dismantle requirements that most people obtain health insurance coverage and that larger employers offer it to workers. it would also eliminate the expansion of medicaid lower-income people. for the first time, the repeal measure is also expected to pass the senate, but president obama will veto it. repealing obamacare is one of the first things ted cruz says he'll do if he's elected president. during a campaign appearance last night in sioux center, iowa the republican senator from texas said he would replace the affordable health care act and abolish the i-r-s. but he says the first thing he'll do is undo all of president obama's executive orders. "the first thing i intend to do is to rescind every single illegal and unconstitutional executive order taken by this president," said republican presidential candidate ted cruz. on the hot button issue of illegal

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the bill goes back to the republican-led congress, they need a two- thirds majority to override the president's decision. stephanie: a philadelphia police officer is in the hospital today after investigators say he was shot several times by a man who claimed to be inspired by isis. the attack all caught on surveillance camera last night. the suspect, 30- year-old edward archer, was arrested and confessed to following isis. the gun he used was stolen from police back in 20-13. investigators still trying to determine- how the suspect ended up with it- and whether anyone worked with him - to plan this targetted attack. jack/ots: the powerball jackpot is now at 800 million dollars. this is the history. take hom 347 million dollars lump sum. iowans are rushing to get tonight. and, as you might suspect, popular answers would do with the or pay of "9 figures i could figure out something""probably florida or carribean or some place to get out of this weather""pay off all my bills and help my family members out" jack: if you win the powerball, you'll have more money than some big name celebrities. even

visible results around their chin and areas around the neck. 3 3 in washington today, the republican led congress passed legislation to repeal obamacare.the house of representatives approved the measure 240-181. the senate already passed it before the holidays, so now for the first time legislation to gut the affordable care act heads down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. not surprisingly, presididt obama is expepeed to vetotot. 3 rep. al green/(d) texas: "i because it benefits americans and i will remain with him on it because it still benefits americans."the bill also defunds planned parenthood. republicans don't have the votes for a veto override making it a symbolic move they hope will help on the campaign trail. 3 3 the briaiacliff men's basketball team goes for their 12th straight victory tonight. but they'd have to beat morningside for the first time in the program's last9 attempts. 3 and on the ladies side it's a battle of ranked teams as the mustangs and chargers meet. see how this one turned out. chris is next with sports. 3 3 during the current jamie sale era the morningside wom

sharyl: graham insists since congressional funds e needed to transfer prisoners, it's the republican-led congress, not the president, who will decide guantanamo's fate. sen. graham: anybody who believes now is the time to close guantanamo bay is obama's delusion about how the war is actually going. he has no idea. he has no idea about the threats we face. if he had any idea, this is the last thing he would do. sharyl: you're calling president obama delusional on this. sen. graham: yeah. totally. he's totally delusional about the state of play in the mideast. sharyl: in the recent defense spending bill, congress included a ban on transferring prisoners to the u.s. president obama said the gitmo part might violate the separation of powers. that leaves open the ideas that he could try to use executive authority to again bypass congress. still ahead on "full measure" -- many of the enemy combatants at guantanamo were once important al qaeda players who plotted against america. we'll talk to one man whose cia team caught them. gary berntsen: the five individuals that president obama released in return

craig: the president didn't lay out broad goals for the republican-led congress but did say he wants to work with lawmakers on bipartisan priorities like criminal justice reform and prescription drug abuse. the president also lamented strained relations between the two parties. it's one of the few regrets of my presidency that the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. craig: south carolina governor nikki haley delivered the she criticized the obama white house but also warned leading supporters against a hardline immigration stance. >> no one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws and love unwelcome in this country. craig: president obama reminded americans one year from now he'll be right alongside them as a private citizen. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. elizabeth: iowa senator joni ernst is also reacting to the president's speech. >> i am disappointed that the president did not outline a clear strategy on how we are going to defeat isis. he talked a little bit about that situation, but he tended to brush it off again by reinfo

president also wants to increase funding for atf agents all that would require approval from the republican-led congress. the nra has tweeted a warning to lawmakers fyi, all nrr grades. >> a just released national poll of republican or republican leaning voters finds donald trump with a sizeable lead over other gop candidates. but ted cruz has gained ground and trump is taking note. the gop front-runner is raising concerns over cruz's eligibility to be president. brian webb is here in new york. brian, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: you'll remember trump was front and center among those questioning whether president obama was born in kenya and not eligible to be president. now he is questioning whether ted cruz's birth in candidate could be a liability. >> all i know is a lot of people are talking about it. i hope it doesn't come about. >> reporter: in an interview, trump said cruz's canadian birth place was very precarious. >> the problem is that if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve and how do you have a candidate where there is something, you know, over

new tonight the republican led congress sent a bill to president obama's desk that would repeal the affordable care act. it's the first time this kind of bill has gone this far, and is sure to face a veto. the bill fulfills a promise lawmakers made to repeal obamacare. it also would defund planned parethood. democrats called the bill pointless political theater since the will veto it. bill cosby will not face criminal charges on two sex assault cases in california. los angeles county prosecutors decided not the comedian. the d-a says there's not enough evidence in a case from 2009, and the statue of limitations expired for the second case from 19-65. about 50 women have accused cosby of drugging them and performing unwanted sexual acts. he has denied any wrongdoing. last week, prosecutors in pennsylvania charged cosby in a sexual assault case. late today, a court there postponed his preliminary hearing-- date. new tonight, deputies in currituck county are looking for two suspects they say robbed a bank. take a good look at these pictures. the sherriff says the pair robbed the towne bank of cur

craig: the president didn't lay out broad goals for the republican-led congress, but did say he he wants to work with lawmakers on bipartisan priorities, like criminal justice reform and prescription drug abuse. the president also lamented strained relations between the two parties. pres. obama: it's one of the few regrets of my presidency that the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. craig: south carolina governor nikki haley delivered the republican response. she criticized the obama white house but also warned leading gop candidates and their -- candidates against a hardline immigration stance. gov haley: no one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws, and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country. craig: president obama reminded americans, one year from now he'll be right alongside them as a private citizen. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. senator ernst: i am disappointed that the president did not outlined a clear strategy on how we are going to defeat isis. he talked a little bit about that situation, but he

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obama said unilateral action was necessary after the republican led congress didn't pass laws to require background checking for online purchases or at gun shows. he could announce his plans at the end of next week. in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. >>> gun laws in california just change. reporter lori perez on the action worried families can now take. >> reporter: one of california's new gun laws lets family members ask a judge to remove firearms from a loved one the judge deems dangerous. this was after the deadly rampage at uc santa barbara. his family was worried about his mental health. >> if a family has the insight and the courage to pick up the phone and go to court and report that someone they love is a danger to others, let's do what we can to support them. >> reporter: new law bans concealed weapons from campuses and requires toy companies to make toy guns in bright colors that police can easily tell apart from real weapons. despite some regular and loud opposition because of a new vaccine law, students can no longer use religious or personal beliefs to dodge vaccine requ

mental health care and hire more atf agents, all of which would require approval from the republican led congress. >>> well, now some are questioning whether the president's actions does through executive order are constitutional. "eyewitness news" spoke to a law expert who said those against the order might have a tough fight against of them. >> they can argue that these particular actions go beyond the scope of the power of the president, to take executive actions, and that is probably an uphill fight, president bush has done this in the face of the democratic congresses, and by the way, president roosevelt did this, even when he had a democratic majority. >> even if someone takes the matter to court becker says it could be years before the supreme court would rule on gun control. >>> new philadelphia police commissioner richard ross is getting right to work. he has already named a new deputy commissioner, chief inspector myron paterson a 30 year veteran of the force will take the oath this morning. the just yesterday ross was sworn in as city a's top cop at his alma matter, central high school

all of which would require approval from the republican led congress.he nra has already tweeted a warning to lawmakers "fyi, all nra grades are subject to change". >>> some tonight are questioning whether the president's actions done through executive order are constitutional g "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in our sat center tonight and talked with a constitutional law supper. >> a lot of people want to know if these executive orders have any teeth. what do they mean and can they be thrown out? i spoke to that expert who says well, yes, it may just take while. those close to gun violence though they applaud the president's executive orders. >> i talk to him every day. every single day. every day. >> reporter: chester county resident carmen says the pain of losing his grandson to gun violence stings three years after benjamin wheeler was killed behind the walls of sandy hook elementary school. >> always had sympathy for people who experienced tragedy. but now i can actually feel what they feel. >> reporter: six-year-old benjamin was one of 20

all of which would require approval from the republican led congress. the nra has already tweeted a warning to lawmakers "fyi, all nra grades are subject to change". >>> some tonight are questioning whether the president's actions done through executive order are constitutional g "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in our sat center tonight and talked with a constitutional law supper. >> a lot of people want to know if these executive orders have any teeth. what do they mean and can they be thrown out? i spoke to that expert who says well, yes, it may just take while. those close to gun violence though they applaud the president's executive orders. >> i talk to him every day. every single day. every day. >> reporter: chester county resident carmen says the pain of losing his grandson to gun violence stings three years after benjamin wheeler was killed behind the walls of sandy hook elementary school. >> always had sympathy for people who experienced tragedy. but now i can actually feel what they feel. >> reporter: six-year-old benjamin was one of

mental health care and hire more atf agents all of which would require a approval from the republican led congress. >>> well, this morning some are questioning whether or not the president's action done through executive order are constitutional. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to the constitutional law expert and a gun control advocate who applaud the executive actions. >> i talked to him every day. every single day. every day. >> reporter: chester county resident carmen lopis says the the pain of losing his grandson to gup violence hurts three years after benjamin wheeler was killed behind the walls of the sandy hillel meantry school. >> i have always had sympathy for people who experience tragedy but now i can actually feel what they feel. >> reporter: six year-old benjamin was one of 20 students killed in december 2012, an emotional president obama made them a focal point of his executive order calling for gun control. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> reporter: perhaps mad that members of the congress said no, to gun control reform on a national level, and

he'll deliver his speech before a republican-led congress, which has been hostile to his ideas and executive orders. in an exclusive interview with the today show's matt lauer, the president said he sees the continued lack of unity, not as a failure, but a disappointment. with republican candidates accusing the president of putting the u.s. in crisis mode, president obama is readying his speech with the opposite message. >> part of what i want to do in this last address is to remind people, you know, we have a lot of good things going for us, and if we can get our politics right, it turns out that we're not as divided. >> first lady michelle obama will have special guests in her viewing box tonight. there will be one empty chair symbolizing those killed by gun violence. our coverage of the president's address begins at 6:00 tonight right after nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> i want to get you back out to breaking news we have been following in oakland. live pictures now of the trench rescue that's still under way. several hours, a man is about ten feet deep into that trench. he's burie

the bill goes back to the republican led congress that does not have the votes to override the veto. >>> if you have a sweet tooth, bad news for you. if you have new year's resolutions, you probably had this on your list anyway. the 2015 to 2020 dietary guidelines recommends limiting the amount of added sugars to no more than 10% of your calories. to give you an idea of what 12 tea spoons looks like, a can of coke has 10 tea spoons. one coke is all you get. >> that's it. that may be hard for a lot of people. >> go with water. >>> if your new year's about your smile, it might be easier than you think. >> i simple shot at the dentist's office making a big difference. >> reporter: shanice says she spent years wearing braces for a better smile. >> i wasn't satisfied with it. >> reporter: eventually she went from this to this. quite a different picture. but not quite the one she wanted to see. not because of her teeth, but rather her gums. >> i feel i do show more gums than teeth. >> reporter: she consulted doctor peck. he's a cosmetic dentist. he said he couldld help her improve that gum

that it's the republican led congress, not the president, who will decide gitmo's fate. anybody who believes now is the time to close guantanamo bay y delusional, and i would say this is a further sense of president obama's delusion about how the war is actually going. sharyl: you're calling president obama delusional on this. graham: yeah. totally. he's totally delusional about mideast. state of play in the mideast. you can see more on the debate over closing guantanamo bay.. and hear from someone who helped capture the enemy combatantsa& on full measure with sharyl attkisson, this sunday morning at nine, right here on fox 28. coming up in sports... the best of the best in the mississippi valley conference... on one court in iowa city... we have hoops highlights next... and on the mat... iowa looks to continue their domination of the badgers... it's coming up on fox 28... she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insuran

attacks from members of congress who told cheryl atkinson of the full measure, it is the republican led congress, not the president that will decide guantanamo bay's fate. >> anybody who believes, now is the time to close guantanamo bay is delusional. war is actually going. he has no idea in my view, the threats we face, if he had the idea of the threats we face, and last thing i do is enter the jail. >> calling president obama delusional. >> he's totally delusional about the stay and play in the middle east. >> more on the debate and hear from many who helped capture the enemy combatants this sunday in full measure. >> it's not stopping a local mom from bringing hundreds of people together to help fund one. local 12 medical reporter, shares the story and joins us liz. >> this local mom invites you to join others for this year's rock and inspire. week. it is like no other. raises money for multiple sclerosis and m s. something personal to her, her supporting her >> and she started rocking inspire years. >> and husband was diagnosed with m s. month before we were married. >> since the marriage, a

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the bill goes back to the republican-led congress which does not have the votes at this point to override the veto. >>> and north dakota man is in custody in the capital after authorities say he a planned to hit nap one of president obama's dogs. agents arrested this man in his wednesday based on a tip of the minnesota -- minnesota field office. agents found the arsenal of ammunition and weapons in his truck. during an interview he told agents he was jesus and that he was running for president. he also said he was the son of marilyn monroe and john f. kennedy and moving to washington to advocate for $99 a month healthcare. he is charged with possessing a unregisteredirearm and ammunition. >>> if you gotta bid for christmas you might take the information -- sort of . >> a scary bayham florida when a truck overturned on a turnpike spilling precious cargo. look at the penske truck that overturned on the turnpike in miami spilling thousands of years of shoes onto the turnpike . medics attended to injured has news on the. known. the crash closed several miles of highway for several hours as cr

close the prison in guantanamo bay. he's drawing attacks of members of congress. it's the republican-led congress, not the president, who will decide gitmo's fate. >> some, the white house said, will be sent to other countries, as those before them have been sent. returned to the paris battlefield. >> and you could check out, and hear from one man who helped there. full measure airs sunday morning at 11:00. >>> some changes today in the bengals coaching staff. >> enjoy today's announcement by the team. familiar faces leaving? >> yes, well, yes and no. reports circulating maybe. this is good news for now. question remains, how will marvin lewis replace lou jackson. ken campizzy will be the guy. and recently overseeing the bengals two best in history. not only has he been instrumental, carson palmer as well. andy dalton as well. he's been waiting for the tun. >> the fate that's been shown from the organization. and just the family atmosphere it's been cultivated year after year and after year. i'm very happy to be part of it. i can't wait to move forward in a new role with coach willis and the fami