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. >> i think it is extremely important that we do this, and i also want to commend sioux heston for her work. also when we were talking about hospitals and people were talking about how important time was and a lot of it has to do with the proximity of the person to the care. what is their expectancy? how far are they from care? this is an extremely important issue. since you have all these people working on planning, they must have time to come up with some helpful suggestions. not that we are going to take all of them, but we want to make sure we see them and we understand the point of view. people do not give serious until it is about to happen. i am willing to give you two weeks. supervisor campos. supervisor campos: i would respectfully ask you not to do a continuance. i do not see how two weeks is going to make a difference, and two weeks is a long time. i think it is interesting to hear from the hospital council, because they say, you cannot act because the health commission has not acted. the reason is because the hospital council has been lobbying them for quite some time. they

mostly heavy rain will develop in oklahoma, central kansas and up here through sioux city and through minneapolis. in areas of minneapolis, we have to watch the potential for snow on the backside of this storm in the days ahead. today's forecast, rain will be developing in kansas city, maybe thunderstorms late today. denver on the cold side of this storm, snowflakes, but not too bad of a snowstorm for you. the east coast looks really nice. sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. that's a look at your forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. beautiful day today in alabama, mississippi, georgia, florida is looking really nice. not bad around detroit and baltimore and pittsburgh. temperatures there in the upper 50s to low 60s. st. louis, increasing clouds, 73. veronica, we'll take a look at friday's forecast, coming up. >> sounds good, bill. see you then. >>> cisco stumbles, and why you might find yourself on a flight sitting next to a famous actor. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, the country couple that has it all now has even m

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a vigil for professor sioux was held at the arena. she was found in her home in october. police believe she interrupted a robbery and was beaten t death. 18-year-old hamlin was arrested for unauthorized use of the car but no arrests have been made in the murder case. everyo who attended the vigil agreed she was always upbeat no matter what the tuation. >> always had a smile. and made accounting fun. how does anybody make accounting fun? >> we just all want to pay tribute to her. we all ms her. so i think it will be a good sendoff say gd ending or closure to the whole thing. >> professor marcum established the scholarship in her name in 2006. her family hopes contributions to it will be maden her memory >> 4:39. local police take a local approach to a crackdown in prostitution >> and betty white is in the district fulfilling a childhood dream. >>> and a check of the morning's [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. a

cold air across the northern plains, but this is kind of that dividing line. 59 in kansas city, 29 in siouxalls so big differences in those temperatures there. the cold air is going to win out and a lot of us are feeling the first really winter plastic and stretching to the east at least by this weekend and feeling like christmas will have thanksgiving, it won't be bad for a lot of people. here are the temps across the country. cool across much of the west and in front of that storm is where the warm air is pulling in across areas of the south and take a look at the forecast for the day today. the northeast, a little bit cooler than yesterday. around 10 degrees cooler, tomorrow, about 10 degrees warmer, a bit of a see saw thing across the east and very warm and nice, 72 in atlanta, around the 80's, around areas of the gulf and it's across the west where the big storm is falling in, causing all kinds of problems and areas of southern california, san juan mountains, a blizzard warning in effect, winds maybe around 40, 50 miles per hour and probably two to three feet of snow accumulating by th

what we're finding, however, is that over 40% of the sioux were calls -- sewer cakkslls, we code them, and over 40% are due to grease in the sewers, and that translates into $3 million per year that we are spending on grease, and it also reduces the life span. there are about 3000 restaurants that we currently in spec for best management practices, and there are other cards and that that we do not inspect, but alatas places, we're finding that they do not have grease traps or interceptors -- but a lot of these places, where they have the equipment, but they have not serviced it. it just has grease running over it. it is not functioning. department of building inspection will go out to make sure it is properly installed, but nobody goes back to see if it is properly operating. there seems to be a gap that is causing this problem. so our solution is the proposed ordinance. we were here recently to talk to your staff one-on-one as we move forward with this, as well, and if you add some language to the local code to make sure that people have equipment, that is operating properly, and we'

the 1989 sioux city crash. qantas flight 32 was able to land safely but once on the ground one of the three remaining working engines refused to shut down indicating there could have been much bigger problems. qantas immediately grounded all six of its double-decker a-380 planes to inspect their rolls royce engines. >> they'll see where any of these initial parts of the engine that let go show any manufacturing defects. this is going to be a real detective job. >> reporter: last january, the european aviation safety agency issued a directive on this engine calling for stepped-up inspections and warning premature wear on certain parts could result in an in-flight shutdown of the engine and even a fire. now the pressure is on to figure out just what happened to flight 32. celia hatton, cbs news, beijing. >> couric: president obama will board air force one tomorrow for his longest foreign trip since he took office. a ten-day visit to asia with stops in india, indonesia, south korea and japan. the president says on

then you sioux saw vince young walking -- then you saw vince young walking off the field.e skins had every reason to quit. the titans didn't. you thought this team would roll over and die after the monday night massacre. that is why we have donovan mcnabb in a leadership position. that is why mike shanahan showed his worth. the team did not quit monday night. i didn't think they would. not sure how talented they are but they fought, steve. other teams around the league don't do that all the time. >> they are back even at 5-5. you got minnesota coming in next week. >> not playing well. can i give out some other kudos here. how about clinton portis here and don't look at the numbers. he gutted out a game. >> you say he was cleared to go medically. mike shanahan will tell you he was fine. he wasn't. there is no way clinton portis would have even attempted to be in this game a year ago. no way. but he wanted to be a part of this team. he wanted to prove that i'm going to go out there and show that really for him i don't think the skins are going to go to the playoffs. that was

they were born in sioux city, iowa. they weighed only two pounds when they were born.of 25 doctors and nurses took care of them for two months before they could go home. the parents say they go through about 200 diapers a week now. and the most hectic family time is, you guessed it, dinner time. >> i don't want to be there for that. >>> a change on the menu. wendy's has its eye on the fries. the fast food restaunt is updating the restaurant by making them with russert potatoes, leaving the skin on and sprinkling them with sea salt. these ne fries will be slightly slimmer and crispier than the old ones. it is one of the changes wendy's is making what it calls real ingredients. you'll start seeing the new fries and meals over the next two weeks. it make you wonder what was in the old fries. >> i eat my fries with the peel on all the time. >>> still ahead, how do you know when it is time to tell your aging parents to give up their car keys? [ man ] are you aware that vizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes,ut

. >> if you don't recognize the uniform that's the fighting sioux of north dakota in the green hostingvis. the football turns into a hot potato. it squirts into the end-zone where brock galvin lands on it and it is 17-16uc davis. randy wright over to shawn critic. they go on to win 35-16. they are 2-5 and 2-1 in great west conference play. >>> a bit of an early season struggle for the sharks who did not score a goal on their recently completed two game road trip. joe thornton serving the first of a two game suspension for a hit on the blues david peron. tamayo midway through the first period the lightning on a powerplay. the shorthanded goal makes it 1- 0. still in the first after tamayo tied the games the sharks on a powerplay. marleau shoots from the winning. it looks like dan heatly deflected the shot but when they looked at it marleau was credited with the goal as it went off the defender and then through the goalie's leg. in the second heatly finally got his goal. but heatly has the rebound 3-1 san jose. just a few minutes later 4-1 nice passing there from douglas murray. to jamal

paul, and just outside of sioux falls. it's that northeast corner of iowa.s far as the radar goes, the white at the heavy band of snow and right now, the heaviest snow is right over the top of minneapolis. this is when you're going to pick up one to two inches of snow an hour here. then it will slowly taper off as the afternoon moves on. but if you were in the heavy, wet snow, you're probably going to stay that way. only northern wisconsin is getting snow out of this and a mix. it's the minneapolis area that's really the target. they're right in that brightest, white band right now. this is the heaviest the snow has been. you can tell our computer, that pink area, that's estimating 6 to 12 inches of snow by the time we're all said and done. that's enough to keep you indoors for most of the day. duluth could end up with close to a foot by the time this storm is over with. now, everyone on the east coast is looking at that snow and saying, not me. it's a beautiful start to your saturday from the southeast up to the mid-atlantic. mild air is in place. what a go

sioux fall, just showers left for you. as far as wisconsin goes, chicago, milwaukee, green bay, just all rain for you with this storm. minneapolis up to duluth that we'll be talking about enough snow to shovel or maybe go sledding or skiing, if you wish. winter storm warnings are issued. by tomorrow the storm will be exiting. farce totals go, only a narrow band, that pink, of 6 to 12, but does go up the heart of minnesota. the eastern seaboard is enjoying a very nice weekend. enjoy it. temperatures already in the 70s in new orleans. from the 50s from atlanta all the way up to boston. temperatures will be about 10 degrees above average. 65 the high in new york. all the way down into florida. just gorgeous weather conditions. some of the rough waves we've had the last couple days will continue from the outer banks of north carolina to florida. the west coast, anyone waking up with us should enjoy a great day today from phoenix, to l.a., to san francisco. vegas has been chilly lately, but should be nice, too. a look at tomorr

we're 1 degree warmer than 24 hours ago while sioux falls and grand island, nebraska, and huron, south dakota, are more than 20 degrees colder than 24 hours ago. and you can see how much of the nation is cooling off as the arctic winds blow out west and replace the southerly winds in our area. 36 here in chicago, 41 up the lake in green, even marquette, michigan, pretty global by late november standards, 28. as winds below south at 18, humidity is at 68%, the lake has cooled to 61 degrees. well here we are. when you see a big dip like this, that's cold air diving into the country contrasting with warm air, could setup some powerful thunderstorms along this jet stream but then, as we get on the cold side of the jet tomorrow, those temps are gonna dive and at the surface what's going to happen here is the southerly winds of today that go southeastern monroe and northern east tonight will switch to the southwest and the north northwest tomorrow and wednesday and, between all those wind shift, we're going to see temperatures in the low 50s today evaporate to 40 early tomorrow and fall duri

paul, all the way down outside of sioux falls. that area in pink, all under a winter storm warning. the green is the rain, the pink is a mix and the white, that's where it's snowing and there are some areas where it's snowing pretty hard earlier today. a very difficult morning to get around, especially in the minneapolis area and that's where we're expecting as much as 6 to 10 inches of snow. sheer a closer up view of the radar. that rain/snow line is just to the south of minneapolis now and just to the east. so much of wisconsin, actually, b from eau claire down southward to 94 is looking at rain whereas to the north of you, it's all snow in northern wisconsin, especially out there towards areas as we get north up around marquette and duluth. that's where the heaviest snow is going to be later on today. how much snow are we expecting? 6 to 12 inches which goes through the heart of minneapolis up into st. cloud and duluth. you have a chance for a little bit more. the rest of the country, the weather pattern is very quiet. the east coast, what a beautiful saturday you're going to hav

paul, all the way down to out of sioux falls. the area under a winter storm warning. look at the colorized radar. the green is the rain. the pink is a mix. the white is where it is snowing. it is difficult to get around, especially the minneapolis area where we are expecting six to ten inches of snow. here's the radar. the rain/snow line is just to the south of minneapolis now and just to the east. so much of wisconsin near 94 is looking at rain. to the north of you it is all snow in northern wisconsin, especially out to areas north of marquette and duluth. that's where the heaviest snow will be later today. how much snow are we expecting in the pink? 6 to 12 inches through the heart of minneapolis, st. cloud and duluth. you have a chance for a little more. the rest of the weather pattern is a lot better. much of the west coast looks nice and into your sunday. not many weather concerns once the storm exits the northern plains. the first to know storm has the possibility of a foot of snow. back to you. >>> it is called blackout in a can. a controversial drink that is p

showers around fargo, sioux falls, minneapolis, des moines, falls, des aha,a, little rock and houston 70s from dallas to atlanta. 50s in the northeast. still mimi in the nation's midsection. 67 in chicago.t 66 in kansas citit 67 in ch n kansas lings. 45 in colorado springs. rings. ather and son in pennsylvania couldn't be happier anw that their baby is back in backamily. >> the baby is a 1970 pontiac gto which walter laney bought for $6,000 back in the day. bouventually had to get rid of 00 back in the >> his son brian found it while searching online for a gto to buy. he paid $20,000 to get the car. >> they say it needs a little work but for the memories it's already brought back they say it is worth every cent. we'll be right back. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it'

in sioux fall, north dakota, freezing rain turned sidewalks into skating rinks. and in fargo, north dakota, bad weather forced schools to let us early. giving kids a head-start on thanksgiving. further south, from indiana to missouri, the storms brought tornado warnings, heavy rain and dangering winds. back to the west, behind the storms, it's cold. >> it's freezing. it's too chilly to come out. >> reporter: much of california is under a freeze warning. san francisco had a record low of 41 degrees. orange farmers are watching their crops for signs of freeze damage. >> this one has not frozen yet. >> reporter: and in farmdale, bargain-hunters getting ready for black friday, bundled up. some equipped with personal heaters. >> our heaters are here. it is going to be 19 degrees tonight. >> reporter: with wind and snow causing delays at airports across the country, one travel obstacle is proving easier than expected. the tsa is reporting no significant delays at their checkpoints. this woman dances thaw full-body scanner in just her bikini. so many people are worried

we want to spread the christmas cheer for sioux falls to indianapolis, and all the children in between's.com, believe. >> so you've got this giant bus which i came out of. >> it's a wonderful bus. >> what about the reindeer? >> i decided to take a bus ride because i want to see the children up close. and the reindeer have to save their energy for christmas eve. >> got a big night coming up. so we're going to find you making his bus trip across the country. such a treat to have you here this morning. >> thank you so much. i know that you've been good, right? >> i have. >> ho, ho, ho! >> santa, thank you. to find out when santa is coming to your neighborhood, and also to find out more about how you can help with macy's believe campaign with make-a-wish, logon to our website at earlyshow.cbsnews.com. dave? >> santa's -- >> you have a look on your face like you've been naughty this year. >> santa's going on no way home. but he gets a hotel room. >> if only santa had been there when you needed him with his bus. >> hello, santa. how are you? >> wonderful. it's the most wonderful time of the

. >> the columbus zoo one of the leading siouxs in the country, competition is fierce to become one of-yi. >> the whole key is respect. we do in the tame animals. these are wild animals. >> cheetahs pose no problem for angie but meeting the zoo's burmese python was a challenge. she's had a life-long fear of snakes but to be jack's assistant, you have to work with every kind. >> pretty cool. >> you don't mind if i leave, do you? >> you know what. >> let me go find somebody. >> don't i have to help you with somebody. >> don't get all wrapped up in your work okay? >> that's guys, that's great. are we done? >> jack hanna makes work fun but he still runs a tight ship between feeding these, brushing rhino teeth and making penguin food it was a full day of work. >> thank you for coming. it means a lot to us it really does. you're a dear. >> thank you very much. >> you both are hired. >> here's what's really xwool this dream job it could actually become an reality. she says her husband travels all the time to hi o and jack said, you know he really would make something happen if she was serious

. >> to help her through the process, senior writer sioux san berry talked strategy wamplts are yourtter and imagining you are sending this letter to someone that you love. >> she had just over an hour to craft her message, a process most writers have weeks to complete. but the time crunch didn't seem to be a problem. >> during this wondrous season when we ten for if cuss on giving, i fine myself recalling all the precious gifts you have given me but the gifts that have filled my heart are those money can buy. i just hope i give back a fraction of the same gifts i receive from you every day. >> you've done a beautiful job. where did you get the inspiration? you're just a natural. >> my fiance is a very kind and giving and loving person and this would be exactly what i would say to him, he's my inspiration. >> it's fantastic. >> but, would her letter also speak to consumers? it was time for the editorial test. >> that's wonderful. >> i'm obviously not the professional but it is beautiful. >> thank you. >> i would have expected a hallmark writer to come up with this. >> oh. >> there ar

you can see it on the satellite and radar picture, for places like minneapolis to duluth to sioux city, 6 to 12 inches of snow in this particular snowstorm. that situation kicks into today and stays true all throughout your day until about tomorrow morning as this low pressure system pulls in cold canadian air, tapped in with moisture from the south. you have the first snowstorm of the year for the cities in the midwest. that's a quick look at one little portion of the country. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. you know, i'm looking at all this like snow falling in the midwest and someone came up with this, you know, witty phrase the weather man is only right 30% of the time. well, i was forecasting mid 60s and sunshine in new york city today. i get out of my cab here at the cbs studios. look at this. yeah, could the weatherman be more wrong? what's going on mr. popper's penguins, a movie with jim carey. a movie in the city, they can make it happen. that's a quick little look at the snow that's not really here in new york city. >> it was a big surprise. >> for all o

sioux city, iowa. caller: i am a little bit perturbed that congress gets a raise. big businesses get a raise. why are you declining our social security increases when we have paid into it for so many years? host: it sounds like this could be a big issue for seniors who came out to vote for a republican. if republicans vote no on this, it could come back to haunt them. guest: it is a real concern. the callers are definitely showing that. i do not know that democrats have the will right now to push something like that, but it could create a real backlash among low-income elderly, back to a democratic side. it will be something we have to watch. host: paul kane is in washington to cover the charlie rangel ethics hearing. we will also be covering the hearing on c-span 3 and c-span radio. coming up next, we give you the opportunity to speak to two new members of congress. mike lee of utah is here. hansen clarke, a democrat of michigan, he will also be here with us after that. >> the co-chairman of the president's deficit commission says if congress has toace up to red i

host: sioux falls south dakota on our republican line. caller: i would like to know exactly what you would cut on this obamacare bill. not just in a roundabout, but i want to know exactly what you would repeal. you talk about older people getting more conservative. i am 60 years old and out here, we do not have a lot of jobs that pay benefits when you get older. we are depending on our social security and medicare. i used to be a republican and i am now an independent because of these kind of issues. i do not think we can just leave ourselves open to the free market because i can guarantee you as a man who worked in hard labor meinhold -- my whole life, i am worn out. i cannot depend on the free market. the republican party, when you talk about the older people that were voting to repeal this, i have seen people on c-span who called in and are mad at the democrats about social security. host: thank you, caller. guest: i, too, depend on my social security check and medicare. i paid into the system all my life. clearly this is a problem tha

slow the snow event and near sioux falls and west of minneapolis.f snow. you see a little bit of the western half of amarillo. and you can see the transformation that has taken place in the last couple of hours. people waking up to rain drops and now it's all switching over to snow. possibly 1 to 3 inches of snow before all is said and done. well, before your day is done, those temperatures are going to warm up in the 50s for boston. about 55 to 58 degrees possible. 57 in boston, 77 for orlando. in places like orlando, same deal. back into phoenix, 74 degrees, seattle also pretty nice day. and when you head out towards the san francisco southward into l.a., a little bit of the marine layer. that should burn off giving way to plenty of sunshine. toward the east, we are going to have that wind picking up in boston also in new york metros. and that wind might leave you stranded near from 30 minutes to a full hour. in minneapolis, the rain, right now a 15 to 30-minute wait. we have a little bit of snow mixed in. that delay may be a little bit optimistic

this is courtesy and was held in sioux falls. >> campaign 2010. u.s. house debate. >> good evening. thank you for being with us. on tuesday, voters were had to the polls for the 2010 midterm election. cool represents south dakota in the u.s. house seat -- who will represent south dakota in the u.s. house seat? before you cast your vote, they will answer your questions. each candidate will have one minute for an opening statement. then we will begin a slow -- free-flowing conversation with no time restrictions. at the end of the hour, each candidate will once again have one minute to make their closing statement. the candid it's true numbers to determine the order. -- the candidate drew numbers to determine the order. >> thank you for having us today. we have some important things to discuss and i appreciate you for tuning and and listening to us. we all believed that washington d.c. is broken. i know that and you know that. we have increased spending. we have a $13 trillion deficit that we need to deal with. we have had government takeover for private and mysteries. we have a lot of

sioux subsequently they've returned in 2003, 2006 and 20. at the same time, the 10th mountain division has played a vital role in the successes of operation iraqi freedom, deploying to iraq in 2005, 2007 and 2009. today the incredible soldiers continue to serve in iraq and afghanistan. sadly the valiant service of the 10th mountain division has not been without enormous sacrifice. members of the division have paid the ultimate price to ensure our freedom. mr. speaker, i'd be remiss if i did not also pay tribute to the incredible families of these brave soldiers who waited at home while their loved ones answered our nation's call. the entire nation owes the soldiers and veterans of the 10th mountain division a.net of gratitude. i say -- a debt of gratitude. we are proud of their service and therefore, mr. speaker, i strongly urge all members to support this resolution. and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york. mr. owens: mr. speak

lots of politics ahead on c-span on this sunday leading into november 2nd is courtesy and was held in siouxalls. >> campaign 2010. u.s. house debate. >> good evening. thank you for being with us. on tuesday, voters were had to the polls for the 2010 midterm election. cool represents south dakota in the u.s. house seat -- who will represent south dakota in the u.s. house seat? before you cast your vote, they will answer your questions. each candidate will have one minute for an opening statement. then we will begin a slow -- free-flowing conversation with no time restrictions. at the end of the hour, each candidate will once again have one minute to make their closing statement. the candid it's true numbers to determine the order. -- the candidate drew numbers to determine the order. >> thank you for having us today. we have some important things to discuss and i appreciate you for tuning and and listening to us. we all believed that washington d.c. is broken. i know that and you know that. we have increased spending. we have a $13 trillion deficit that we need to deal with. we have had gove

sioux city, iowa. caller: i am a little bit perturbed that congress gets a raise. big businesses get a raise. why are you declining our social security increases when we have paid io it for so many years? host: it sounds like this could be a big issue for seniors who came out to vote for a republican. if republicans vote no on this, it could come back to haunt them. guest: it is a real concern. the callers are definitel showing that. i do not know that democrats have the will right now to push something like that, but it could create a real backlash among low-income elderly, back to a democrac side. it will be something we have to watch. host: paul kane >> a live look inside the hearing room or the trial on charlie rangel began earlier today. congressman rangel is the former chair of house ways and means committee and appeared this morning without legal counsel and essentially refuse to take part in the proceedings. this committee has set aside 10 hours of time to make the defense, but it's possible the trial will wrap up fairly quickly. committee members spent 80

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