sgt. bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to a later hearing." bergdahl will be back in court on january 12th. if convicted, he could face a sentence of life in prison. the weather could also grab some overnight, tonight. ron, what can we expect? and, how could that impact travel? a stronger south wind combined with a little more sun today to make for a warmer afternoon as highs made it into the 40s. we do have some changes on the way though. tonight brinin with it a chance of some rain developing which could turn into a bit of freezing rain or even sleet toward wednesday morning. that chance of mixed precipitation could be with us for the first treaveling this holiday season? if so, you might want to take steps to make sure that the "grinch" doesn't try to steal your stuf at home while you're away. twenty years agogomike nowlen's house was broken into. he moved, and has since learned to keep a much closer eye on the cars that drive by his house... and strangers in the neighborhood. sioux city police agree with nowlen's precautions. "know who's in

sgt. bergdahl's right to be tried before a panel or military judge, the judge also inquired if sgt. bergdahl wished to enter any motions or a please at this time. sgt. bergdahl deferred all these decisions to a later hearing." his next appearance will be january 12th here at fort bragg. now as we move forward.. his attorneys may push to have this case moved to texas. bergdahl has been on desk duty at fort sam houston in san antonio, texas since he was released by taliban forces last year as part of a prisoner exchange. his case is in the spotlight right now, not only because the court case is moving forward, but also because of the podcast "serial" in which bergdahl tells interviewers he willingly left his post as part of an attempt to draw attention to perceived leadership issues with his unit. in fort bragg, north carolina... sarah nbc's sarah dallof reporting... the man who loaned a gun to the boston bombers has been sentenced to time in prison... stephen silva says he loaned a gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings... but he had no idea what he was planning... s/

sgt. bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to a later hearing." bergdahl will be back in court on january 12th. if convicted, he could face a sentence of life in prison. switching gears... looks like it might be a bit of a wet night. here to tell us t ron demers with our first look ron? a stronger south wind combined with a little more sun today to make for a warmer afternoon as highs made it into the 40s. we do have tonight brings with it a chance of some rain developing which could turn into a bit of freezing rain or even sleet wednesday morning. that chance of mixed precipitation could be with us for the first part of tomorrow as well. thanks. hundreds of siouxlxld families will enjoy a christmas meal and presents under the tree this year. the salvation army of siouxland provided food for 540 families as well as toys for more than parents chose gifts for their children from all types of toys thatatere donated by tri-state residents and organizations. the salvation army also purchased food froits red kettle donations. "for families that are havi

sgt. bergdahl's right to be tried before a panel or a military judge. the judge also inquired if sgt. bergdahl wished to enter any motions or a plea at this time. sgt. bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to later hearing. >> woodruff: bergdahl could get life in prison if he's convicted at a general court-martial. the first body has been pulled from the muddy rubble of a landslide disaster in southern china. search teams in shenzen found the remains today, and continued hunting for at least 70 people still missing. a wave of earth and construction waste swallowed 33 buildings on sunday-- despite longstanding warnings the site posed a threat. europe's migrant crisis reached a staggering record today. the director-general of the international organization migration announced the new numbers, in geneva: >> we have just published the figures of the one-- passing the one million mark for the number of refugees and other migrants heading north into europe; primarily out of syria but other areas also, and out of that number, the death total is very close to 3,700. >> woodruff: just today,

sgt. bowe bergdahl faced a military judge today - for the first time since the army decided to proceed with a military trial... what his punishment could be for walking off his base in afghanistan in 2009. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..you're watching the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 you've gotta go pretty far north leaving many fishermen waiting... roger riley shows us the situation on iowa's clear lake. nats wind.. around clear lake its a big deal when the ice comes on the lake. the clear lake water plant keeps track of when the ice comes and goes.. sot paul fredriksen/ water supt. plant at the crazy minnow bait shop.. owner ice comes and goes.. sot paul fredriksen/ water supt. plant at the crazy minnow bait shop.. owner dan krauth notices the lack of ice...in that people equipment. sot dan krauth/ carzy minnow bait shop even when the ice comes..the question is..is it safe..kevan paul is a professional fishing guide.. he at the crazy minnow bait shop.. owner dan krauth notices the lack of ice...in that people arent coming in for bait or equipment. sot dan krauth/ carzy

bergdahl spent five years in captivity - often n cked in a dark room. (sot: sgt. bowe bergdahl/u.s. army)(00:09:58:26)"how do i explain to a person that just standing in an empty, dark, room hurts."bergahl was released in may 2014, in bergdahl was hurts."bergdahl was released in may 2014, in exchange for five taliban prproners.he's still h h to face military could brbrg a life sentence.news, washington. 3 on the same day "serial" was released...the house armed services committee put out a detailed report claiming the obama administration did not follow the law when it made the prisoner swap. 3 o siouxlanders and a local social service agency have received the prestigious 2015 "war eagle human rights award."the awards were by the sioux city human rights commission.joe twidwell was recogonized for starting a local warming shelter for homeless men, women and children.diane nusselhuf was honored for her efforts to promote fair trade and provide financial help to villagers in guatemala. she created store in vermillion that sells products made by the villagers. and...opporunities unlimite

army sgt bowe bergdahl made his first appearance before a military judge. he deferred entering a plea and did not decide whether he wants to face a court-martial with a jury or one with just a judge. he walked off his post in afghanistan and was held by the taliban for 5 years. he could get life in prison for the misbehavior charge. manhunt for ethan couch, the so-called affluenza teen from texas, believed to be on the run with his mother. u.s. marshals are now calling this a major case and for the first time, we are hearing from one of the agents leading the hunt. here' s abc' s elizabeth hur. elizabeth the u.s. marshals and fbi are not ruling anything out. sources tell abc news that by now, it is assumed ethan made try to change his appearance. g >> we always keep it in the back of our mind that they may not be completely truthful with us. elizabeth: the u.s. marshal revealing that while it is believed he is on the run with his mother, possibly traveling in her forte pickup truck, she is into the only person -- she is not the only person who could be in t

sgt. bowe bergdahl, who was held by the taliban for five years after he left his base in afghanistan in 2009, overriding the recommended punishment by an army officer, today the head of army forces command ordered that bergdahl face a court-martial for desertion. bergdahl disappeared june 30, 2009, from a combat outpost in afghanistan, and subsequently was captured. he was freed as part of a controversial swap with taliban operatives. monday marks exactly three years since a heavily armed man entered an elementary school in newtown, connecticut, and opened fire on children and teachers. 20 children and six adults were killed. since the sandy hook shooting... newtown's police chief has pushed for changes to gun manufacturing in the united states. i think if we can have that message sent to those who have a voice, like police chiefs, i think that we could start that conversation and shift that needle in a positive direction. he wants to leveraged tax dollars used for law enforcement & military purchases -- to force gun makers to make safer guns, through things like smart technology. in october

sgt. held by the taliban for five years will be court marshaled. bowe bergdahl faces charges for walking away from his post in afghanistan. he was freed in exchange for detainees held at guantanamo be -- bay. >>> candidates meet in their last debate of the year tomorrow night. this time lapse photography polls show trump on top with cruz gaining ground and leading in iowa. >>> people in newtown december 14 will always be -- remember the day life change. people across the country remember the victims of the sandy hook massacre. this is the third anniversary of the shooting. a gunman killed 21st graders and six staff members. people gathered for memorials and flags in connecticut flew at half staff. gun-control supporters used this anniversary to unveil a billboard design to honor the victims of gun violence and promote stricter gun laws.>>> tonight, remembering a brookline fisher when ethel weiss --. ethel weiss -- when ethel weiss dodge, she was still running her shop. >> customers are saying thank you and goodbye. julie launch at -- julie but one store, the onl