if the time came when del couldn't take care of himself, terri would step in. but things didn't work out that way. >> if my dad knew how the end story of his life has gone, he would have been horrified. this is not the way he wanted it to be. this is not the way he wanted to live out the remainder of his days. darcy: nearly two years ago alzheimer's was taking terri and her husband, rick, came to las vegas to take him home to north carolina, but del's companion, helen natko, resisted, forcing terri into a drawn-out and very expensive court battle. >> that's a hell that no one should ever be put through. >> but you don't have a plan for taking your dad. >> hearing master jon norheim gave guardianship over del to natko, even though she is facing a felony charge of exploitation over money transferred from del's accounts. the criminal charge is still pending. as for del... >> he's gone. i've been wanting to care for him for the two years i've been out here in nevada fighting as a daughter, and now he's gone. darcy: just recently terri had reason to hope she would g

i didn't know if i was a match for terry. >> she started the testing and joanne when to terry's house to tell him. >> he said i'm on the list i'm probably getting a kidney soon and i said you are, i'm giving you one and nothing. he said it this for real. >> on august 27th terry got joanne's kidney and terry was better than he was in 20 years. >> you get your life back. >> and he will get to meet his grandchildren. >> joanne was not nervous and felt it was meant to be and terry hopes that people will give more of themselves in 2016, the impact you can have on someone's life is immeasurable. >>> eagles and joins on sunday and of course with all the upheaval there is a game to prepare for. >> why? because. not a stretch to say the eagles are happy to see 2015 go, the resolution i hope to win more than they lose. they could start off on the right foot on sunday under this guy's guidance, pat shermer spoke for the first time since being named interim head coach. he clearly wants the job but it's not the time and place to campaign. >> at this point my focus is on sunday, we all know change

terry madonna from the f&m college poll. looking very handsome, terry. >> happy new year, matt. >> yes, happy new year. nia meeks, communications executive, looking ravishing. >> thank you, darling, and happy new year. >> you too. >> christine flowers, attorney, journalist, looking stupendous. >> hello, my dear. >> yes. [ laughs ] and sam katz... [ party favor clicking ] ...documentarian and true party animal. [ laughter ] thank you all for joining us. we may be, you know, making some noise later on, but, hey, let's talk about our first topic. all right, you ready for this? what is it, what is it, what is it? the papal visit. >> all right. >> this is the biggest thing that happened here in, you know, decades. so, at one point, some even wondered if anyone would come because of the massive security operation for pope francis' first trip to the united states, but the city of philadelphia, the world meeting of families, and tens of thousands of area residents who showed up managed to pull it off. the pope was protected. he deli

terry will have your final forecast when live at 5 comes back. anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the personnbehind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national s surity hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible heart disease. asthma. diabetes. 7 out of 10 americans take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. let people buy their prescription drugs from countries like canada at t lf the price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug companies have been over charging long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. expected friday wi

a lot warmer out there, terry. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. 20s3-10" on the ground groundsnow will range from 2- 9" from se to nw nwclouds scattered over the midwest midwestclouds tonight will give way to light snow wednesday wednesdaytemps were in the 20 today with only some light snow owtemps are now in the 20s 20swinds are w/nw 5-10 5-10next system out west brings clouds and lt. snow snowsnow 1" or less lessclouds tonight with lt snow or flurries wednesday wednesdaymostly cloudy and cold lows upper teens to low 20s 20scloudy and cold with some light snow

the governor terry e. branstad room. carol whiteis 24:42 thesee are all of his personal things from his first three terms. carol whiteis is a tour guide at the mansion, she leads people, young and old, through the room that dispalys some collections from the country's longest serving governor. 26:36 he was born here, went to school here. carol, who calls the govenor by his first name, says terry's interest in politics started back in a junior high civics class. he was inspired by one of his teachers. her personal favorite items that are on says the kids that come through enjoy governor branstad's elephant collection. 23:03 i try to stress upon them, he went to school here. he graduated here and look what he became, he became the governor, if you work hard you can become something really big too. governor branstad enjoys having some of his history showcased here, everything from photos from his first trip to china.. to some of the gear he wore when he was in the military. as branstad's tenure as iowa governor now makes re

terry?>> all right, looks good. >>> still to come at 5:00, a group of south bay kids get an early start on christmas. how santa clara police officers, children in need and some holiday cheer. terry//li happening now, the official countdown to the super bowl. here's a live look at levi's stadium in santa clara. plati . >>> happening now, take a look texas official countdown to the super bowl. this is a live look at the area in santa clara, and that gold showed 50 days, can you believe all the hype? only 50 days away. there is another board showing the very same thing in san francisco. millions are expected to take part in all the super bowl events and certainly the parties. >>> a home fit for the governor. governor governor jerry brown is settling into his new digs tonight. he along with his wife and two dogs have moved into the historic governor's mansion. the holiday decorations going up outside. this is the first time in 50 years that the governor has actually lived in the governor's mansi

sot - terri van keuren clayton: so your first call, what's it feel like? terri: oh it's great. better than i even thought. she says that went for her dad too. a simple mistake? he helped turn into sixty years of magic. cs abc news colorado springs. " (tim) fred, is any more snow coming? (fred) enough to make the ground white. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) radar shows that the snow is gone, and snowvision shows that the heaviest snow fell in the south and the east. omaha had over 6" in spots! road conditions are pretty good locally, but central iowa has more snow on the ground. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in sioux city. the high today was 33 and the low 27. 31 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are mainly in the 20s. wind chills are in the ens and 20s. there are some areas of fog, especially in the southeast where the snow was heaviest today. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather that areas north and west of siouxland will have more snow tomorow and early saturday. that's where we find winter w

this is his new biography, called iowa's record setting governor: the terry branstad story." the money from the book sales will go to the governor branstad iowa history fund which will help fund efforts that promote and preserve the state's history. there's one special historical spot in iowa that's close to the governor's heart... where pieces of his history are on display. take a look at a fresh- faced governor terry branstad, in his mid thirties, ready to lead the state of iowa. this room inside of the mansion museum in forest city, iowa is a place where the public can see a collection of memorabilia from branstad's first three sense of pride. i know the roots he had. the love he had for the state of iowa and our country. governor branstad was born in forest city, and grew up in the area. riley lewis was friends the governor who he calls by his first name. 33:24 terry always had trouble with charlie horses when it got cold he'd get pulled out of game with charlie horses but he'd get right back in and have it. riley is the president of the winnebego county historical societ

terry will haveveour final forecast when live at 5 comes back. "cbs 2 news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- s2iowa.comconnect with us on it's called a riggededconomy, and this i ihow it works. most new wealth flowss to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its koney. i'm bernrn sanders. i apprpre this message. join us for real change. before we leave you - mia o-brien wanted to stop by to and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. fog possible friday morning otherwise mostly sunny with readings climbingrom 27 at 8am to 46 at 3pm 3pm that's cbs 2news live at 5 this . coverage continues now with the cbs evening news and the top stories across the when thetold me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kidsds and that i didn't want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-

. >> a very terry christmas. those who had gone to the rodeo and who like country, but we just do a little bit of everything, and it's all really christmas themed and holiday themed. we do have a -- one of our puppets is jewish i find out. i didn't know that, but he does some hanukkah stuff. >> there we go. >> even though it's after hanukkah. >> listen... i listen to christmas music for a couple weeks after. >> yes. >> so why not? >> i have my tree up all year round, it's okay. >> it's a lot of fun. you're a big fan of the holidays? >> i am. you know, i start decorating for halloween early september and then the day after halloween, i take down the halloween decorations and put up the christmas decorations. >> my hoa would not like you. >> well, that's why i specifically bought a house that was not in hoa. >> very smart. >> they used to always get on my case because i start too early but i love it. >> now, you're a newlywed. >> i am. >> did you incorporate anything tradition or anything on stage or behind the sce

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governor terry branstad became the longest serving governor in u.s. history today. total, he's served for 20 years, 11 months and 3 days. that breaks the previous record held by new york's 18th century governor george clinton who later became that nation's fourth vice president. coming up later in the show we will have live coverage before an event held in his honor in des moines. jenna: republican presidential candidates donald trump and ted im jenna rehnstrom. tim has the evening off. will your holiday mail get to where it's going on time? the holiday rush has hit and as people all over the country to to get their packages and letters to loved ones... that means a very busy season for the u-s-p-s. ininact, the united states postal rvice is expecting to deliver about t point 5 billion pieces of mail this holiday season. abc 9's deborah souverain talked to folks at our local post office about what is considered the busiest shipping day of the year. governor is hitting a major milestone in hiscareer. the longest today. total, he's served for 20 years, 11 previous rec

when terry branstad first became governor in 1983, he was the youngest in iowa's history at 36 years old. he says back then - setting records for being in office a combined 21 years s s the farthest thing from his mind. was that the plan back in 1982? no. i had no clue this would happen. i fact i didn't even know what the record was when i ran the first time back then, branstad was e lieutenant goveveor - and was just as surprised as everyone else when robert ray decided to not run for governor again. he says he wanted to be in politics from the time he was in eighth grade - he majored in political science at iowa and became the lieutenant governor at 31. but as soon as he won the state'sop office - he faced one of the biggest challenges he ever would. the we closed 38 banks. land values dropped 63 percent but we worked to diversify the economy. overtime - he says that's worked - and helped turn a 90 million dollar deficit that he inherited in 1983 into a huge surplus by the time he e left t 1999. it's important because businesses look to invest in states that are well managed. he sa

sot - terri van keuren clayton: so your first call, what's it feel like? terri: oh it's great. better than i even thought. she says that went for her dad too. a simple mistake? he helped turn into sixty years of magic. cs abc news colorado springs. now to a contact 13 consumer alert. unlike santa claus.. fedex won't deliver your gifts by christmas to ease the disappointment.. fedex is delivering packages tomorrow. they'll also open express offices from 9 a-m to one p-m so you can pick up your gift yourself. the carrier blames the delayed shipments on inclement weather in parts of the u-s and a last-minute surge of holiday shopping. if you're not happy with your gift, not to worry -- zappos is giving you a chance to cash in! starting at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, they're offering a $100 gift card to customers who aren't happy with their presents.. in exchange, the company will donate the unwanted gifts! you have to call the company, and you'll want to do it early.. because they're only giving gift cards to the first 500 people who call. we've posted an article with all of the i

the governor terry e. branstad room. carol whiteis 24:42 thesee are all of his personal things from his first three terms. carol whiteis is a tour guide at the mansion, she leads people, young and old, through the room that dispalys longest serving governor. 26:36 he was born here, went to school here. carol, who calls the govenor by his first name, says terry's interest in politics started back in a junior high civics class. he was inspired by one of his teachers. her personal favorite items that are on display include the duffy cartoons, she says the kids that come through enjoy governor branstad's elephant collection. 23:03 i try to stress upon them, he went to school here. he graduated here and look what he became, he became the governor, if you work hard you can become something really big too. governor branstad enjoys having some of his history showcased here, everything from photos from his first trip to china.. to some of the gear he wore when he was in the military. as branstad's tenure as iowa governor now make

but first we turn it over to chief meteorologist terry swails. terry thanks.this storm severely impacted the morning and evening commutes today. today.so how do things look out there right now? now?for the answer w wturn to fox 28 photojournalist scott zimdar in the fox 28 road warrior, scott where are you traveling right now? scott thanks.when this all finally wraps up, that doesn't mean the danger is over. over.that's especially true for everyone who has to clear driveways and sidewalks. sidewalks.fox 28 news reporter dora miller joins us again from cedar rapids with a few things yoyou should ep in mind before heading out, dora? sometimes we have to get out in this weather -- maybe not by choice. but if you find yourself out here in this very cold, wet weather...there are ways to avoid a trip to the er. first, make sure you're wearing the right clothes. even though we're not in the negative temperatures, this wind chill and wet snow wan make for a bad combination. gloves and layers are a must. take breaks often. stay hydrated and don't over exe

they said, "oh, terry long died." i'm like, "who's terry long?" "oh, he's another nfl player. he died." >> narrator: long was an offensive lineman with the steelers for eight years. he battled in the pit alongside mike webster. >> he, like webster, his life had sort of fallen apart in a lot of ways. he had issues certainly during his career. >> he was a steroid user. he had been involved in some serious financial problems. >> and so ultimately, he committed suicide by drinking antifreeze. >> narrator: as he had for webster, dr. omalu sectioned part of long's brain and again had it stained. >> he ran the same test, same stains, found the same splotches. cte in this brain too. now two former steelers who had gone crazy about the same time. >> when i saw terry long's case... i became more convinced that this was not just an anomaly, a statistical anomaly. >> narrator: omalu submitted another paper to neurosurgery, this one about terry long. >> that caused the mtbi committee to say, "this is preposterous. this is not good science. this is still not so

>> jimmy: terry, do you work out? >> you know, a little bit. you know. it's still here. [ cheers and applause ] i tell you, we got to see -- >> jimmy: you have the most magical tits i've ever seen. >> i know. what can i say. [ cheers and applause ] >> we were all together in this pond. and these tadpoles that were like -- they were this big. >> you were the only one naked by the way. i'd go out. that's how i roll. >> jimmy: why were the tadpoles so big? together in the morning and said, we've got it heated to 70, and we've checked that there's no bacteria, all you're going to find in there is this. he scoops out this huge tadpole. >> that big! >> we're all kind of silent. adam was like, what the hell is that? like having juvenile delinquents at the museum of natural history. a bunch of grown men. >> jimmy: i wouldn't like that at all. tadpoles aren't really even an animal yet. >> because it was a movie they were nice enough to heat -- it's adam sandler's movie. they were nice enough to heat the pool up. in winter. >> jimmy: why were they in the pool in t

lucky.so for more on what to expect, we turn to chief meteorologist terry swails and terry thanks.turning to waterloo now. now.voters will go *back* to the polls to elect a new mayor. mayor.quentin ht and tim hurley will go head to headad tomorrow.neither secured a majority of votes, forcing the automatic runoff. another runoff will take place in cedar falls.but this one is a little different.jim brown is on the ballot.dave halterman is not..halterman finished third but is running a write-in campaign. campaign.the other name on the ballot is incumbent jon crews. but he announced after election night that he would not seek another term and instead, endorsed brown for mayor. quarter, iowa's first district congressman is the biggest spender on mass mailings to constituents in the house of representatives. es.from the start of july until the end of september, congressman rod blum spent nearly 130-thousand dollars on generic mailings that get sent out through the u-s postal service.that's up from nearly 80-thousand dollars spent last quarter.fox 28 news reached out to blum's office for comment

cooperate.chief meterologist terry swails joins us now with terry thanks.nonoto our team coverage tonight on the road to indy. indy.the iowa hawkeyes football team arrived in indianapolis earlier today. they were greeted in style, with a hawkeye themed indy car. tomorrowowthey will face michigan state in the big ten title game.the winner, earns a spot in the college football playoff. playoff.we begin tonight's sports repoer mia o'brien with moreren what the team had to say today, mia? well karen at the podium it was only coach ferentz speaking - the team arrived early this evening - and by far and large... it was the same message he's been preaching all season long. long.the little things are what have gotten iowa to this stagag-- wowoing as a unit and focusing on the hawks and not their opponent. so, yes, michigan state has played in three conference title games to the hawkeyes' none... but that's not on ferentz's mind. i'm sure that's good for them but overrall the game's gonna get decided by the '15 teams...when we look atatthem they're e st a really strong, outstanding football team.

i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy bunker is off tonight. a quick flight ends in tragedy for an entire south bay family. tonight we have learned a gilroy couple and their three children were all killed when their plane crashed south of bakersfield yesterday. they took off from san jose yesterday afternoon. they were headed to the las vegas area. nbc bay area's marianne favro has been tracking developments all weekend. she joins us. i understand you spoke with a family member. >> reporter: yes. and the entire family is understandably devastated. i spoke with the brother of one of the victims. and he told me the couple was traveling with their three children, two girls and one boy, headed to a holiday party near las vegas. we now know jason thomas pride, his 41-year-old wife, olga price, their 9-year-old daughter olivia, 10-year-old daughter mary, and 14-year-old son john all died in the crash. the family took off yesterday afternoon from reid-hillview airport in san jose. they were flying in this pane headed to henderson, nevada to attend a h

we have one sharp dresser, terry duffy. why, his point out mother. terry: absolutely, it's true.s get started with the first word. david gura: u.n. negotiators say there could be a cease-fire within days and that peace talks will start within days. nearly 6000 people have died since they have been fighting the shiite rebels. the shooting of a black teenager by an officer has prompted an investigation of the entire chicago police department. the department of justice will rightsa wide civil investigation this week. the sky is the limit today in asia, the city has issued a red of theirause conditions. it has been three consecutive days of smog, they are predicted. you can get more of these stories on bloomberg.com. i am watching headlines across the bloomberg terminal. is beingen mountain purchased by jb group. bone peeps coffee at caribou coffee. gettingight now are taken out for $92 a share. interesting stuff. you can see behind me that the futures are up across the board. not a huge move but greene after that made upgains for the drops on wednesday and thursday. taking a look no

terry mcsweeney was at city hall.terry it got heated for several hours tonight. >> reporter: yeah, it went on for about four hours tonight, one of the speakers demanding the resignation of the chief. he showed no sign he was interested in that, he wanted to talk about the situations police find themselves in. city hall seemed as though it could use some deescalating. take a look. more than 100 people turned out and at times they shut down the meeting, voicing their opposition to police tactics. some spoke of racism and trouble towards the community by san francisco pd. many demanded action. >> do something, chief, tell us what it is. i mean, what can anybody in this room face that could change it? my friends tonight, this should be for this commission and this entire city. not a time to debate. but a time to decide. >> reporter: the video for question shows mario woods surrounded by san francisco pd. he did a have knife, but others said there was another way to deescalate it. others were trying to come up with a natio

a sweet follow up for you now, last week, we told you about safyre terry. she'd lost her family in a fire but miraculously survived. this christmas, she wished for cards from strangers around the world - and as letters came in, she got another surprise. you know you guys are all going to go to disney world. are you excited to go? yes. baking memories for kids sells cookies to help families like safyre's enjoy things like this disney vacation. and as place on earth, the postmaster expects more and more christmas cards to head her way. and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. this . coverage continues now dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future.

governor terry branstad is now the longest-serving governor in u-s history. history.he earned that distinction yesterday.and during his time in office, he's seen a lot happen in iowa politics. politics.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry reports on what's the same and what's different. different. when terry branstad first became governor in 1983, he was the youngest in iowa's history at 36 years old. he says back then - setting records for being in office a combined 21 years was the farthest thing from his mind. was that the plan back in 1982? no. i had no clue this would happen. in fact i didn't even know what the record was when i ran the first time back then, branstad was the lieutenant governor - and was just as surprised as everyone else when robert ray decided to not run for governor again. he says he wanted to be in in eighth grade - he majored in political science at iowa and became the lieutenant governor at 31. but as soon as he won the state's top office challenges he ever would. the farm crisis in the 80's. and we closed 38 banks. land values dropped

terry? >> rob, thanks a lot. >>> well, with temperatures plummeting tonight, a new shelter in the south bay are expecting quite a crowd. the new home first shelter in sunnyvale expecting more than 100 people to seek relief from that cold. nbc bay area's marianne favro is joining us live from the shelter with a look at how it helps the homeless and how we can help, too. marianne. >> reporter: well, terry, you can see behind me people are lining up right now to get into this shelter. last night, about 90 people spent christmas night at the shelter, and even more expected to pour in here tonight. the home first shelter opened december 5th. it's run a little differently than other shelters in the area. clients have to be referred by another agency to come here, but then they're guaranteed to stay here until the end of march. >> i stayed here about two weeks, and i think it's great. it's a new facility, and it's nice to be off of a gym floor or an armory floor. >> reporter: because of the cold te

round.and terry it sounds like this one will be much easier terry thanks.so before our next round of light snow comes in, those who fell victim to the last round are trying to dig out. out.for those, like myself, who wound up on the side of the road, towing crews are front and center of that cleanup effort.fox 28 news porter dora m mler spent the crews.and joins us now live from cedar rapids with more, dora? w truck drivers haven't gotten a break today...but while they were cleaning up our roadways, we rode along with darrah's towing to find out just how bad the winter storm was. was. there's no such thing as a typical day for ryan... ryan... "i've pulled them out of rivers and houses, off train tracks, we see it all." but winter storms are a different beast. beast. "we've been pretty swamped today."monday's weather left cars stranded and beat up. up. "got a lot of accidents and just cleaning up from the storm yesterday, there's a few in the ditch that we gotta start pulling out."."so on tuesday -- darrah's towing took care of what was left from mother nature's wrath. wrath. "i'm on

chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with your weatherfirst forecast, terry thanks.turning to cedar rapids now. now.a jury is now seated and opening statements delivered in a first degree murder t tal. trial.this case is focused on a man accused of killing his mother nearly three years ago. ago.prosecutors say 47-year- old edward cusic violently beathis mother in order r abuse her prscription drugs. cusic's attorney does not deny that his client killed his mother, but argues drugs had nothing to do with . "and thedefendant repeatedly struck his mother, over and over at least eight times. absolutely unleashing on his mother until she was dead." dead.""so which theory, as you listen to this evidence, makes more sense? that the defendant just decided to kill prescription drugs? or that he did it because hehes out of his mind." mind."testimony is expected to continue through the rest of the week.if convicted of first degree murder, cusic would face a mandatory sentence of lili in prison with no chance for parole. now an update to a story out of anamosa. anamosa.records show that p

terry branstad. "today, i surpass his days in office. no, this is surreal, i never imagined it would happen." creating a field of opportunities for those living in the hawkeye state all started in the small northern iowa town of leland. "well, i grew up on a small farm in winnebago county and learned to work hard at an early age," roots that resonate with iowans from sioux city to dubuque. with an overall election record of 19-0, making history isn't new to the head of the hawkeye state. only 35 years old at the time, branstad won his first gubernatorial race in 1982, becoming the youngest serving governor in state history. more than 33 years later, 21 spent working in the office of the governor, branstad says there's more work to be done "we'll continue to bring more good jobs to iowa and diversyfying the economy", said gov. branstad." i'm honored and proud to be selected by the people to have this super responsiblity to serve as their chief executive," said gov. branstad. and everyday at work, means another day in the history books. pr

that in a nutshell tells you everything you need to know about terry branstad. the state of iowa comes first for him. iowans are well acquainted with terry branstad's accomplishments and work ethic. it's gratifying to see those attributes get written on a national scale and in the history books. he's earned his place in history of course, first lady christine branstad ought to be complimented, too. we thank her for her public service and most importantly for sharing her family with all iowans. we're lucky to have had governor terry branstad for these years as chief executive in iowa and of course i'm lucky to call him a friend. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: madam president, it's my understanding now that some of our colleagues want to talk about our visit to paris, so -- but i understand senator hatch intends to be on the floor at approximately 2:45 and we're recessing at 3:00. so i would ask consent that the following members be recognized for up to five minutes -- senator cardin, se

away.cbs 2 chief meteorogist terry swails continues to o track this second rounun roununand joins us now with people are still digging out after the last round of snow. towing crews are front and center of that cleanup effort. effort.cbs 2 2 ws reporter dora miller spent the day with one of those crews.dora? tow truck drivers haven't gotten a break t tay...but while they were cleaning up our roadways, we rode along with darrah's towing to find out just how bad the winter storm was. was. there's no such thing as a typical day for ryan... an... "i've p pled them out of rivers and houses, off train tracks, we see it all." but winter storms are a different beast. beast. "we've been pretty swamped today."monday's s weather lele cars stranded and beat up. up. "got a lot of accidents and just cleaning up from the storm yesterday, there's a few in the ditch that we gotta start pullllg out."so on tuesday -- darrah's towing took care of what was left wrath. "i'm on 32nd avenue north from highway 30." 30." "it's usually the day after the storm hits is when we get ally busy, becacae if they put

terry will have your final forecast when live at 5 comes back. "cbs 2 news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kganemail us -- news @ cbs2iowa.comconnect with us on facebook -- facebook.com/ days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa america is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong. here's the cbs evenin

governor terry branstad continues to face stiff opposition oppositionfor privatizing medicaid. later this morning -- two buses with people from the corridor will travel to des moines to voice their opposition.one leaves cedar rapids at 6-30 from the true north building. the other leaves a few minutes later from the walmart in coralville. "we are wanting to show one voice, a voice of unity, show it's a very grassroots effort. i think people typically underestimate medicaid members thinking negative things." things."the group plans to attend a health over-site committee meeting at the capitol. it's after the break... break...we hit the streets to see just how much winning fixes everything for hawkeye fans. fans are smelling roses.after an incredible season they have been rewarded with a trip to california on new years day. day.but think back just one year ago, many hawkeye fans were left disappointed with a 7-6 season.so what made such a dramatic change for iowa? iowa?it's our topic this morning's say what. what. " cheers touchdown yesterday " what a difference a year can make -

tonight - the cast of " the ridiculous 6" -- with adam sandler-- terry crews -- jorge garcia-- taylor lautner-- rob schneider-- and luke wilson-- plus it's mash-up monday with music from fall out boyz ii men with cleto and the cletones, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> alexi: >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. hope you're on speaking tears happy belated thanksgiving. i did a lot of cooking on thanksgiving weekend, i did a lot of eating too. not only did i eat the whole thanksgiving dinner with the turkey and sweet potatoes and pie, i had a deep dish pizza for lunch to top things off. according to the calorie control council, which is a thing, the calories and fat the average thanksgiving day is equal to 15 dairy queen hot fudge sundaes which i guess is supposed to scare us or put any perspective. for me the message is, next year i'm eating 15 dairy queen sundaes for thanksgiving. the typical thanksgiving meal adds up to about 4,500 calories which i have to say really means nothing to me. when i hear something like this, all i think is i wonder h

history, terry branstad. that is quite a record. did you ever come close? gov. branstad: 1986, probably my closest election. i 152-48. considering the fact -- i won 52-48. these are very stressful and difficult times. i think people knew i was working hard every day to diversify the economy. tag value to agricultural products. i think people stuck with me. enough that we won in the worst of times. cynthia: did you ever consider running for higher office? gov. branstad: congress or senate? i have been encouraged to many times by different people by love iowa and i think my served here and i think governor is the best job. i did not want to go to washington. i don't mind visiting but i did not want to raise my family there. i really love this job and feel that this is where i can make the biggest difference because of my experience and background and just, the more you work at something the more you get to know the state, the more effective you can be. cynthia: three more years to go. i read when you finish that term you will have served as governor for 14% of the

now...with your weatherfirst forecast, terry? current temps are in 20s and 30s 30s a major west coast sotrm will weekend the jet the jet flattens bring pacific air this weekend weekend no snow through monday monday passing clouds tonight will move out for thursday thursdayscattered clouds and cold with lows 20-25 20-25 mostly sunny and a bit warmer with highs qn the upper 30s to low 40s 40s mperatures will be mild in the 40s with dry conditions through the next 7 days dada time is running out for you to help give kids in the corridor a merry christmas this year. year.tomorrow is ththlast day toys for tots.fox 28 news is partnering with capriotti's and united fire group to fill boxes full of gifts for children in need.the salvation army says this will help families celebrate this christmas - a little light in their lives as many struggle financially. "use your money for the important things,for rent and utilities and things like that and let us help you - the community help you with other things. and i think people take that to he

because of terry branstad. plus we're still two and a half weeks away from the big game, want to go. and a toucng story about a dying girl who had a wish -- and will play outtin one of the most good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track sevn meteorologit eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. roads remain wet this december morning with rain continuing to track to the north, but it will be endiig from the ssuth to the north. you can see dry air starting to work into our southernmost counties. but we had quite a bit of rain over the last couple of days.... just for sunday, we had 1 to over 3"! waterloo 13th daily record. and now we are dealing with temps that are going to be falling today as through... but it is still mild... 40s and 50s with strong winds......hey are 15 to 30 mph right now and will stay gusty throughout the day. the rain will continue to track out of the area and some snowflakes may mm into the northern counties as the temps fall this afternoon,