shee focussed on gun control and criminal justice reform. and yesterday, rubio declared he's quote the only one running for presidentun who's actually scored victories against obama care, touting his actions in he's now battling chiefly against ted kroouszcruz and donald trumonp for gop supremacy. >>> and ben carson is stalled, slipping behind ted cruz who's pulling closer to frontrunner, donald trump. fuelled by evangelical support and taking on his own party, most recently for not fighting back harder.ha >> this is a made up nonsensic baffle. last iba checked, we don't have a rubber shortage in america. >> reporter: cruz's comments raising eyebrows with jeb bush inje single digits in iowa and new n hampshire. and chris christie stuck in 7th after several keyov indorsements in a state where establishment moderates usually do better against outsiders. >> even the loyal republicans will bube voting and they're just starting to tune in now. >> and even though insiders, christie, rubio, bush and their supporters have spentnd a combined 47.5 mil

we'll introduce you as shee celebrates a big birthday coming up. we still have some areas of dense fog out there this morning, but not as widespread as yesterday... and we have more rain and even from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: tracking in for tomorrow. there are still a few areas of dense fog, too, especially along the mississippi and our northern counties. stormtrack7 live weatr network shows that most of us are doing okay, though. and temps are still well above average, although they have moved very much from yesterday... mainly in the low 30s with mid 20s to the west. westerly winds are turning more to the south and will eventually become southeast and today. we also keep the low level clouds as the next system tracks our way. this will bring rain to the area late tonight and much of the day tomorrow. a few areas may even hear thunder. s the system racks away from us a few snow showers may mix in, but t

got you covered live in the other top scoring high schools in our area include denver, wavavrly - shee rock, and decorah. family and friend are gathering tonight....rememberi ng the iowa state student who died after sheeas hit by a caa. emmalee jacobs is orginally from urbana...graduating from center point- urbana last spring with honors. she was even recognized as kwwl's best of class. "emmalee jacobs and i'm from urbaaa." kwwl's hillary maglin in jacobs hometown tonight as they remember the girl gone too soon. emmalee jacobs. the iowa state freshman....remembered in her hometown of urbana as the girl with a kind heart. (sot) "you knew emmalee. emmalee was a presence in our hallways, very nice%to talk only by her high school principal, but she wws well liked by her peers and teachers as well. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "this is center point-urbana high school where emmalee graduated from last spring. staff membersay it's been a didificult week."" the schhl is even back in ames, police are still searching for who hit the freshman. sot) "we can't necessarily speculate who was at fault th

here is additional forecast thousands of cases of chocolate are being pulled from walart shees -- due to allergy teens. now we are up in the 20s and 30s. temperaures won't be dropping too much night. right now winds our out of the south from 5 to 10 miles per hour, but will be picking up tonighh that willlelp keep our temperatures from falling too much. here's the storm track 7 live weather network camera across eastern iowa. it's a pretty quiet night. here's the satellite and radar. no rain, but clouds are increasing and there is the chance for arrs of drizzle tomorrow. details coming up. temperatures have been pretty out in the upper single digits and lower teens. now we are up in the 20s and 30s. temperatures won' be dropping too much tonight. rigt now winds our per hour, but will be picking up tonight. that wili help keep our temperatures from falling too much. here's the storm track 7 live weather network camera across eastern iowa. it's a pretty quiet night. hhre's the satellite and radar. no rain, but clouds are increasing and there is the chance for areas of drizzle thousands

. >> kim: her attorney says he knew what he was doing and he's just angry shee took a trip with her fiancee. pete bouchard now with the weather. >> pete: highs today, do you remember these numbers? 59 in plymouth, two or three in the morning, still counts for boston made it to 52, they fell quickly at dawn and they drugled through the afternoon. and now cooling off, 40 in melrose, and 39 in randolph. and we are 83 in lowell and and in sterling, 37 in auburn and shrewsbury and scituate at 40. and through cape cod in the mid40s, winds are holding, too, with gusts occasionally reaching-to-5, and there is boston wind gusts, when is it not windy in the city. these will back off through the course of the night and low pressure pulls away. yes we had snow in northern maine and northern vermont and new hampshire and it did accumulate, and there is that, i mean it is mild december so far and pattern is still looking mild but cold must have for snowfalls. mass over the next couple of days, a couple of clouds and seasonable means. highs in the 40s and this front will try to bring down colder air. but

. >>> people are starting to slowly move back to a town near the fush shee ma power plant. >> reporterre than four years nature has been slowly reclaiming this area. its residents were prevented from returning while decontamination work was done. but in september that order was lifted, and about 400, mainly elderly people have returned. >> translator: i came back because i want to help the reconstruction effort. >> reporter: the chief monk of an 830-year-old buddhist temple has also decided to return out of a sense of duty. but he has done so on his own, seeing his wife and two children only at weekends. >> translator: the village is kwie etd and so is my home. it feels busy during the day with all of the work trucks. but what we really need is the smile and laughter of children. >> reporter: even this man isn't sure whether this is the right place to bring up his own children. there's a huge amount of energy, of money being poured into this recovery process. it's very much a test of japan's ability to reclaim at least one town from the grips of the fukushima disaster, but they need to

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. >>> illegal poaching threatened endangered and protected shee species and we went to the port of entrynimal trade, los angeles. >> because animals can easily be bought online and shipped, i visited the international mail center in los angeles, california. here inspectors see a flood of endangered species coming through their doors. >> between a million and a mall and a half pieces of mail pass through this facility every month, each one of them has to be inspected by customs and border control officers and some pieces are more interesting to the officers than others. this day one of the hardest working inspectors is on duty. within the first hour of our arrival, locket a canine inspector for fish and wild service finds something and locket is part of a pilot program and the first canine inspector and trained up to 20 scents and have proven her value. >> it would take me all day to do 100 and with her i can clear 10,000 packages a day. >> good work. >> a powerful nose. >> found a python skin wallet and across the world there are 25 different breeds of pythons hunted for their skins and

and shee and darren created sprols and power youth foundation in 2012 and in three short years they helpedoung people and him people all over the country and in darin's home state of kansas. foundation has football cams with boys and thrashes with the girl and their work goes yont that. important life skills like prevbing for clem and ow to read a resume and applying for a job and raising money. >> i think it is schemely important toe i want to get back to the kids and i get to know them and encourage them. it's born to darren and i. >> he's known for speedy news and they want the sdel dl valley to know more than that. they're kickoff with drinks and dialogue. event is now this monday at fine pallet a couple restaurant in center city. >> look look out and have a. >>> sharee williams, "channel 6 action news." >> if you like more information about monday's fundraiser head to 6abc.com. there you can find out how to buy tickets to support this the it great cause. >> more to come on "action news" tonight, plans to have a woman's face on the brand new how dozens of christmas trees contain a mess

. >> reporter: but now, she's focused on the future because shee understands her past. >> i messed my life up, you know, and it's hard to stlit and so bad they needed to go to sunburst in the first place. but it was an opportunity to open myself upup and have a fresh start, a better chance. >> reporter: a second chance. >> a second chance. >> reporter: more than 120,000 high sool dropouts have gone through the national guard youth challenge program since it was created back in 1993. sunburst is one of the most successful, with a 92% success rate. and, elaine, they just graduated 200 more students this month. >> quijano: compellinin reporting. michelle miller, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> quijano: that's the cbs evening news. quijano. happy new year and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cbs 2 news, the proposed schedule change for the largest corridor school district and why it could cause headaches for parents. all things black and gold.go hawks, go hawks, go hawks how thousands of iowans in california are getting battle ready fo

many of the medical transformations we shee -- see taking shape to manage wartime medicine during the war can only be investigated in an international context and as a larger part of the 19th century medical story. framing the stories about disease and wound trauma in a broader context lends new significance to the advances made in medicine generally. even some of the failures during the war were sometimes productive. are are the debates and dynamism of the war years for american medicine. we see in the course of the war new poments for change which could hardly have been foreseen in 1860. the war and its challenges provided new types of opportunities for american physicians. traumatic battlefield injuries which lead -- led to new surgical techniques, deadly diseases, but also new hospitals to study and treat them, technical and institutional support from the government and an army medical department which demanded, facilitated and shaped the production of new forms of medical knowledge much the best of american medicine responded to the health crisis as the war raged past the initial

. >> reporter: we told him when shee said. mostly interesd in how harrison has stayed inuch good shape over these years. >> yea yeah. thank you, carrie. >> reporter: it was the tension between han solo and princess leai that fueled it all here in "empire strikes back." >> i love you. >> i know. >> reporter: the famous moment. were you say, "i love you." >> i know. says. >> i know. >> reporter: would he say that today? >> yeah, he would. >> reporter: still a wise guy? >> he is still a wise guy, but what we've all been through a lot, we're trying to, like, get it together. >> reporter: do you get together? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: on the set, one of the new stars, john, bringing his storm trooper for harrison to sign. >> right here. >> reporter: do they have any idea what they're walking into? >> how could you know? you have no idea. >> reporter: no idea. the tension between han solo and leia, alive and well. thank you for watching here on a wednday. i'5 news at 6 in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team and

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you know, shee -- yeah.he put everything, she trusted this person and then when it didn't work out, when the whole floor fell beneath her and she made 50,000 mops and she made -- and his mistake ruined all of it, she was angry but she also had a goal. an objective. so it wasn't about going out and being -- charlie: did she have greatness in her all along? she knew somewhere deep inside of her that she was special? >> yeah. that's why it was so important for david to includier childhood because she had this magic when she was young that nobody could take away from her and she lost that for 17 years. and then she found it again. charlie: through marriage and job and all that? >> yeah. from burying your own desires. you know, she forfeited her life as just, for the people who she loved. that's why there say scene where i tuck my children in and then i say i feel like i'm in a prison. at first i felt really wrong saying that because i didn't think it made me sound like a very good mother and that worried me but

when we last left miss dana, sheé" was saying this. >> can i make a prediction?>> sure. >> the president is leaving next friday. he will go to hawaii for two and a half, three weeks, i bet you money he stops in san bernadino on the way. >> and here is miss perino. she is correct. i was a little doubtful. >> you were? excuse me? >> you were right and i was wrong. i said i don't know whether he wants to draw attention to this attack. >> i don't think he did. i don't think he wanted to draw attention. i think he wanted to try to calm the nation by not overreacting. the problem with that is that, one, he actually made the nation more nervous by underreacting. if you see david ignatius by not going early and not overreacting he did wanted to make sure everyone did not have irrational fears. >> ignatius is a "the washington post" apologist for president obama. now, how does this tie into your top story of the week? >> well, i still think that the terrorism issue is the most important one, especially because we had and you have the second one, the democrats'' debate on

. >> because obviously there's been such sectarian tension between the sunnis and the shee i can't saye fact that the sunnis are going to maintain control once that land is clear and able to hold it, that also says something about the direction that the iraqi government is willing to go. but we have heard iraqi forces say that before they liberated a town or city, you know, the victories seem to be exaggerated. how much can we trust the military assessment that this city is back under their control? >> i think that ramadi is going to fall if it hasn't fallen already, there might be an announcement even today sometime. the iraqis have put overwhelming military force against this 300 to 500 i sis holed up in the center of the city. they've had seven months to prepare, all the booby traps as robyn was talking about. but eventually the iraqis are going to close that and then the key is holding that territory, taking territory is one thing, holding it is something else. now that we've got the sunnis on board, i think we've reached a turnaround at least in anbar province. now the key comes w

really, really hope that her family gets comforted by knowing how many people cared, how many how shee touched, and will be remembered. otheruched to many people's lives to ever be gone. amy: as the san bernardino funerals begin, gun control advocates are making a renewed push for meaningful gun control legislation on capitol hill. flanked by other members of the newtown action alliance, the group formed following the 2012 massacre at sandy hook elementary, co-founder po murray said lawmakers have failed to keep americans safe. >> gun violence is a public health crisis that must be .ddressed immediately americans are getting shot and killed everywhere and anywhere -- in our streets, and her, schools, colleges, mosque, movie theaters, workplaces, and places of worship. too many of us are affected by gun violence and more of us feel less safe. you have failed to keep a safe. we are sick and tired of your inaction. amy: the white house, meanwhile, says it is reviewing the nation's fiancÉe visa program in the aftermath of the san bernardino killings. shooter tashfeen malik entered the u.s.

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and it's intesting, though, shee pointsut that poll saying that 50% of americans would be embarrassedd if he bece president. but a majority of republicans still would not be embarrassed if he became president. skewed i guess there. >> there are a lot of republicans who also feel like he doesn't necsarily represent the conservative movement. there was an interesting poll looking at the breakdown of economics and how it impacts people who support trump. it found that those who were highly educated, maybe had a college degree, tended to support other republicans like ted cruz or jeb bush or marco rubio but people without a degree were more likyo support trump. >> t that said, on another note, about 30% of americans in tt same poll said they' be embarrassed if hillary clinton became president. >> there you go. well, coming up, in our next half hour, body image and health. while some models may have the ideal figures for fashion, their measurements may prove to be extremely unhealthy. the new law bang ultra thin models and the growing calls for similar regulations. >>> but first a new kind

shee say she's brave and wants to be a jedi. >> reporter: some of those who hold the colorful wean are highly skilled at taking down their opponents. >> i've won all of them. all 20. >> you don't understand that the only way you reallyin is by having fun. that's the true power of the jedi. enjoy yourse. whatever you do, do it with all your heart with all the joy. >> reporter: lifelong fans say beining here with other who's share their passion creates an incredible energy. >> it's just really nice to be able to comee out and just be with other people who feel the same way that you do. you've got to b someone that you don't usually get to be during your regular workweek. >> reporter: melissa mcbride, abc 7, eyewitnessness news. >> we do have highlights of another jedi in the making. your lightsaber skills. you look good. >> i'm wearing a really tight t-shirt there. yes. apologies. that was cool. there was a jedi academy that takes place every thursday here in new york cicity. it really gets packed with people and you know, i really was hurting that guy ther >> i can tell. so what was you