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 som

terry from long distance, leonard runs the floor so well. led san antonio with 20.this one at home struggled. too much from outside. james harden had 20 points. houston 88-84, snap a seven-game winning streak of san antonio. >> it's tough being an nba rookie, especially when you're 20 years old like wizard kelly. he found out when they had him as kmccaul kin in the christmas movie. >> when they went on vacation, they forget one small thing. >> where's your mother? >> in the car. >> what about work? >> your brothers and sisters. >> can't tell you that. >> why not? >> because you're a stranger. >> critics are calling it the funniest video since 1990. >> ah! >> this is my house. >> yesterday, he was just a kid. >> i had to defend it. >> tonight, he's a home security system. alone. >> i'm a rookie. you think i'd be here home alone? i don't think so. >> from our family to yours, happy holidays! >> great stuff. brooklyn avenue. "home alone came out five years before kelly ywas even born. >> i don't want

. >> this movie focuses on five former nfl players, steelers player mike webster, justin, and terry long. >> bears safety dave duson and eagles safety andre water. recent study looked at the brains of deceased pro football players, for signs of the thing called cte, researchers tested 91 former nfl players, 87 of those tested showed signs of cte, the the study was done by the department of veterans affairs and boston university. joining us right now to discuss cte a dangers of football is neurosurgeon doctor sean grady and former eagles linebacker garry cobb. good to have have you with us. gary, before we talk to you lets talk to the good doctor here. how would you explain cte and how does cte, how is that different from a concussion. >> sure, cte is long term consequences of multiple concussions. it has been known since 1920's with boxers, and it is really a chronic, degenerative condition of the brain, actually can only be diagnosed through autopsy. it is not something that can be detect beforehand. >> that is horrible, only through autopsy. hopefully that will change. >> there are som

then, about one year later, terry long commit suicide, then andrew waters, and -- >> all successful nflee the trend. and they have this unique symptoms when they were alive. when they were dead -- >> jeanne marie you would think that given the information that he discovered the nfl would be happy to hear that, you know, the concussions from regular play causing a big problem. >> well, that's what he thought. and that's why he published his work in 2005, in journal of neurosurgery. first thing that happened is the nfl demanded a retraction of that work. they said it was false, basically they called him a fraud. >> how do we get back -- football provides at minimum 82 opportunities on the field for young individuals at a secondary education and hope to go to the nfl. how do we bridge this gap and get players playing safely? because we're also denying opportunity when we say oh, you shouldn't play but we do want it to be safe for our kids. >> yes. you should buy the book "concussion" and on christmas they should go see the movie. let's begin to have this national discourse. because my disc

terry makelin / st. john's "we've worked long and hard to building designed and we broke ground last october and it was good to see stuff going up as fast as it was, so this is a hiccup, but it brings ba memories of the first time it blew away." trusses have already been reordered, and they're waiting on approval from the insurance company to start rebuililng again. well the weekend is just about here, but you may want to make indoor plans. here to tell us more is chief meteorlogist ron demers who joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. it turned into a week of melting as sioux city has now seen five straight days with highs in the 50s. now the changes start to move in. colder air will arrive for the weekend with highs saturday ending up about 10 degrees cooler than we saw today. clouds also move in and we'll see chances of afternoon rain showers. thanks. today the sioux city art center announcement about the most expensive piece of art to visit sioux city- "mural" by american ararst jackson pollock. . they announced that they'll l showing a documentary on the piece of art called, "jackson polloc

long.term investments and one of the things that we're seeing is a revulsion to all fuels for the long-term. so terry we are not going to suggest that a fossil fuel be part of any mix for the long-term going forward. it's no longer what we're going to do. not after all the climate change stuff i've been reading about. we're not going to recommend fossil fuels for long-term investment. it's not working out. there's so many great young technology and health care companies. that's where she should be focused. carol in california. >> caller: hey, jim. i'm retired. a couple of years ago my broker suggested i purchase plains all american. since then it's fallen more than 50%. my broker keeps suggesting that i hold it. should i hold it or sell it? >> you know, this sector is one of my least favorites. i was going to say my worst but it's been such a bad day a people are down almost 60% but carol i cannot stress to you enough that this is not the one you want to own if you want to be in that sector. it's just not. they were the beginning in the sector. anyway, the market is less afraid the fed could hurt the

we're starting to feel more december like temperatures, but they won't be around for long longjustin roberts is in for terry and is here now with and coming up in sports -- a cedar rapids native -- has found a new home in the big leagues -- where ryan sweeney will be stepping in the batters box -- next on cbs 2. 2."cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. don showlater has been successfull everywhere he's coached -- at mid prairie -- with u-s-a basketball's national teams -- and now city high -- he's won -- but the word win, to him -- doesn't mean gold medals or state titles -- it stands for something away from the game. don showalter -- our ed thomas coach of the week week when don showlater speaks --- -- his team -- is all ears "he knows what he's doing so we all listen to him."for good reason -- showalter is a winner -- -- in 42 years he's racked up 590 wins -- but that's not what sets him apart "we were looking through his phone and he had like the numbers of coach k and calapari and we were like can

terry makelin / st. john's lutheran church "we've worked long and hard to get the building designed and we broke ground last october and it was good to see stuff going up as fast as it was, so this is a hiccup, but it brings back memories of the first time it blew away." the project superintenden t says trusses have already been reordered, and they're waiting on approval from the insurance company to start rebuilding again. << >> the wind has died down since yesterday, but the mild surge of temperatures will continue for just one more day. temperatures will climb into the 50's once again across siouxland under a mix of clouds and sun. a disturbance coming in the form of a cold front is progressing towards the region and is expected to arrive later in the day on by the way, this is t-j springer, our new weekend meterologist at ktiv, who is afternoon. we'll learn a little more about t-j when he returns with the full forecast in a few minutes. >> the fbi continues to search a for clues connected to last week's massacre that left 14 people dead. a source says the divers are looking for a computer hard drive whi

long. and so terry knows, he gives a lot of money to the school, too. he is very generous. >> so last year you had the number one seed going into the tournament. a lot of people are excited about your program and team this year. give us an overview of where you guys stand. >> want to say how proud we are to be a part of this. we appreciate fox inviting villanova to be here. for our guys to honor these great men and women that serve our country, it is nice for us to do be able to do it. and this is a perfect test for us. because we are pretty good but these guys might be a little bit better and we're going to get this early in the season. they are an experienced team. and we have some good guards. these guys have some experienced guards. this is going to be a great battle. so we're going to come out of here with a great experience and know where we are nationally after playing oklahoma. undefeated temperatures, ten ton ton-- top ten teams. and coach kruger, it is a match-u, but buddy heeled could bring something to the game. >> he is fantasy. every day h

long. [duracell slamtones] terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. talk to your doctor or pharmacist. about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. >>> we've been hearing for a while now, there's a war on women, particularly in the workplace. of course, we want to protect the women because it's the right thing to do. to our friends, sports radio talk show host ava fewer rah begged watters world to send her under cover into ft. lauderdale so she could investigate what the war on women really looks like. >> i just moved to the area and i'm like, i need a job. >> a friend of mine, they out here. give me your phone, i give to him. they run this company. >> t

rack and 1 -- panthers get a big win win93- 70 the final...the month long road trip starts saturday at richmond. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast after the break. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working peoplele ensure eququ pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all news at ten.we'll see you >> jon: stephen colbert! ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to "the late >> stephen!

there.justin roberts is in for terry swails with your cbs 2 big news outta ames -- coming up in sports -- naz long is done for the year -- why the senior guard asked to sit out the rest of the season and what it means for paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. that extra rest that steve prohm gave naz long on sunday -- just got a hole lot longer -- both prohm and long announced today that the senior guard will miss the rest of the season seasonlong played in the first 8 games for the cyclones -- averaging 12 points and 31 minutes per game -- but him to shut it down and focus on his ongoing recovery from the arthroscopic surgery he had on both hips during the offs

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amy: saudi arabia has announced the formation of a 34 state islamic village terry coalition to combat terrorism, they say. a longlist of air countries like egypt, qatar, the united arab emirates together with turkey, malaysia, pakistan and gulf arab african states were mentioned with a center in reality. what do you know about this? and what about saudi arabia's role in both attacking and in supporting isis? ofwell, you have a kind compliment or a game being played by both the saudi kingdom and iran. both of them have a stake in turning all this conflict into a sectarian conflict. the saudi's on the sunni side in the ring in on the shia side. the saudi coalition, the saudi kingdom just announced it is obviously a sunni-sectarian inspired coalition since a, which is an arab country, is not part of it, or ran is not part of it. -- iran is not part of it. actually,e ignore, the saudi kingdom and the other gulf monarchies are not part of the bombing of isis in iraq where they regard this as, you know, being actually -- that would be in favor of pro-iranian forces. they only do it -- amy: we're talking to gilbert ach

terry branstadhat was decades in the making. this week in siouxland. >> frontrunners, dark horses and long shots. that continues to be the best way to sum up replicans still fighting to win the party's presidtial nomination. tuesday's debate didn't do mh to chae things. the sessionn't offer any clear cut winner. stead candidates solidified the categories. the frontrunner, the dark horse with the long shot, some of the best back and forth featured ted cruz and marco rubio. >> ted you support legal people who are in thisountry illegally. >> i led the fight against his legal ily situation and am nightie bill. i told voters in texas i would oppose the federalovernment having the authority to detain u.s. citizens p permanently with no due process. >> you are an american citizen and you join us with eye is we'ree not going to read you your mimiranda rights. >> the next gop debate comes up in january here in iowa. it was good week in iowa for texas senator cruz. cruz has a seven-point lead in the state. that poll shows cruz with 30% marco rubio and ben carson with 11while bush had six, and carly foreign

>> reporter: as you mentioned, terry, the rain has been coming down all day long. here is a time lapse from ocean beach. you can see they're out in the rain enjoying rain drops. things started to clear out at the beach and even in san francisco. close to an inch of rain. even in sausalito over mill valley, 2 inches. mt. tam got up to 4 inches. santa rosa got a little less than 3/4 of an inch. even over near moraga, a little less than that as well. the east bay and the south bay didn't see much in the storm. about a quarter inch or less. even los gatos got about 3/10. santa cruz, over an inch. so it's still coming down right now in some parts of the bay area. and it's light for the most part. and this is going to be just ready for the next round that is expected to move through the next couple hours. in fact, you can see that plume of moisture sitting off the coast. that's our next storm system that is expected to move through as we head to the overnight hours. so your morning commute will be wet. in fact, we'll talk about heavy rain at times. especially for the eve

sabrina: and governor terry branstad will mark his entry into the history books today, for one very long career. sabrina time now for another short break... but when we come back... some hawkeye fans got the chance to get up close with the rose bowl trophy, ahead of iowa's big game with stanford. plus sam's in with a look at your morning forecast! another full hour of good morning iowa... is right after this. "you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " sabrina:good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on monday december 14th thanks for joining us! sabrina: weather is always first on good morning iowa... in with central iowa's most accurate sam: sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: across the state today with more records expected to be busted as totals keep stacking up. many places across central iowa have already gotten around 1 to 2 inches of rain, and i am fully expected roughly another inch possible today, although an isolated report of nearly 2 inches is possible. underneath the cloud cover and rain temperatures a

long guns. not handguns. >> reporter: families gathering at the scene getting text messages from loved ones. terry pettitte reading this message from his daughter locked in an office. >> shooting at my work. people shot. in the office waiting for cops. >> reporter: but she's okay? >> pray for us. >> reporter: frank waiting anxiously for his niece. he tells me they spoke on the phone. >> she said something about three shooters with machine guns. >> reporter: she was outside when it happened on her break you said, and then what happened? >> they hit the floor and they ran inside to their manager's office and barricaded themselves. >> reporter: you seem pretty nervous right now. you're still pretty upset. but she's okay, right? >> she's okay, but i just want to comfort her. >> this man's wife got out safely. they locked themself in in her office. they seen bodies on the floor. >> reporter: glenn willwerth heard it all unfold. >> you can hear people yelling and screaming. you can see a lot of people running around. >> reporter: a triage area set up at this intersection. the injured carried away on str

terry branstad now breaks a record that stood 200 years. >> did you ever dream of this? >> no, no. to serve this long never dreamed things can happen. cynthia: it all started back in 1983. four terms later branstad took a break to become president of dmu but the comeback kid came back to the capital 4 years ago. >> having lead iowa from the farm crisis of the 80's to diversified economy. young people when i first came in were leaving the state. cynthia: start their own business. now in his record sixth term. >> we've come a long way. we're 3rd best managed state 6 -- best managed state. lowest and unemployment. cynthia: looking back he tells me his top 3 highlights. >> meeting pope john paul ii, befriending chinese president xi jinping and seeing the state through the floods of 93. >> sometimes the worst of times can bring out the best in people when the going gets tough get going a lot of tough people been an honor to serve them, be their governor. cynthia: while we were there branstad took a congratulatory call from former president george hw bush. the iowa boy says he feels honored to make history today but is already thinking ab

terry -- mandatory evacuations are in place. this is blamed for 18 deaths in illinois and missouri. our thoughts go out to those folks. not too long ago, we had to deal with the same type of historic flooding. hopefully this will be a short-lived event. >> it will quickly get out of there. can you believe it has been four days now since they have had rain? four days -- just to give you an idea of how much rainfall has come down. take a look at this map. right now, from eastern arkansas, southwest missouri into the southern part of missouri all the way into the southern part of illinois -- all of this light shaded green -- these are flood warnings. this is river flood warnings. this includes the entire mississippi. this is forecasted -- not to several days. so we know what it is like going out there. october. our hearts go to em. we are already dealing with competitions and our neck of the woods. a lot of rain has been poring through since early this morning into midday today. the heaviest concentration for us and the midlands has been from saluda county into parts of fairfield. now western kershaw county. a lot of heavy rain has b

investigators say they don't know how long the search will last n san bernardino, california, terry okita, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> here in philadelphia, members of the muslim community are rallying for peace and uniting against terrorism. a group gathered at city hall condemning the attack in san bernardino. leaders of the event say they stand with america in fighting extremism in the terror attacks do not represent people of their religion. >>> in campaign 2016, the race for the gop nomination is heating up as new pole numbers put can head-to-head. cruz surged into second place in the latest cbs pole, now three-point ahead of retired neurosurgeon bern carson, well behind donald trump. carson saidel leave the party if they ignore the will of the voters. >> i have no intention of running as an independent. but i certainly don't want to be a part of corruption. >> meanwhile, trump spoke at rally in des moines, iowa, addressed hot button issues including keeping syrian out of the us and bringing jobs back to the u.s. >> new details in the 130 billion-dollar merger of local chemical

long servici to the state. state.in this fox 28 news exclusive. exclusive. 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 199

but governor terry branstad says with so much investment in iowa, he hopes to see pioneer succeed under the newly merged dow-dupont. "pioneer has a long and proud tradition and history in iowa; they've invested a lot in research in our state. plant - which we had the grand opening recently in nevada. so, it's a great company. we're hopeful that at the end of the day, we can see growth continue in iowa from the new entity." :01-:24 no word yet on when exactly we'll hear about lay-offs at pioneer, but du- pont says it expects to have all changes implemented by the end of the first quarter in 20-16. iowa state basketball fans are still on cloud nine after a comeback victory over the hawkeyes in ames last night.. but the excitement quickly turned into danger for some... the hawks were up 19-points when the cyclones came rushing back... in the final seconds, monte top.. and it all comes down to this... a final shot by hawkeye jerrod uthoff... but it doesn't fall. clones pull out the win, 83-82. fans stormed the court, taking down a stadium usher. pat murken went the emergency room for treatment because of it. randy peterson, a des moines r

long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton welcome back to iowa in focus. this week we're joined by governor terry branstad, who just became the longest serving governor in united states history this week. ngratulations governor. governor.thank you youwas that the plan back in 1982? 1982?no. i had no clue this would happen. in fact i had no clue what the record was when i was running back then. i thought i would be running for re election for leutenant governor and governor robert d. ray, who was a very popular governor decided very late, in februrary that he wouldn't be running for re election. so i shifted from running for re election to running for governor so i came in as the youngest governor in iowa history and now i'm the longest servingingngvernor in ry.did you want to run for governor at 36 or did it just work out that that was the time to go for it. it.it actually y started much earlier than that. i had some great teachers in 8th grade. fred smith taught iowa history and civics. they really inspired me to go into a career in public service. and so from 8th grade, on, i went to ui@and maj

terry collins says he was in favor of keeping him, 14-13. 4.16 e r a, they had 2.08 e r a, during the post-season. a long pitch with the winning pitcher and cc sabathia the first time getting out of alcohol rehab addition, the annual food drive yesterday, like the post rehab version of seen a change in his personality and he will always be in recovery but has the support of his team and his family. he is excited to get back on the mound, jets keep their playoff hopes alive as they get ready for dallas. in dallas saturday night. eli manning was named offensive player of the week for the second time this season with four touchdown passes in monday night's win against miami and the giants have some momentum going in to sunday's game against the carolina panthers. >> we finished the game. that is important. having done it sometimes, there have been a lot of close games, finishing the game strong with a great fourth quarter and net effect get the lead and hold on to read so that was good but it situation, we will play a great football. >> reporter: the final game for team usa retiring at the age of 35 before

mcauliffe terry mcauliffe outlined his plan to the republican controlled general assembly which includes new investment and expanding medicaid. the latter is a move the gop lawmakers have long opposed. >> a strategic plan to move this economy forward or is it just a wish list? he's got some good things in there. i want to be fair. >> 2016 could be a touch, tough year for the country. so i think -- tough, tough year for the country, so i think it's unrealistic. >> governor mcauliffe is calling on legislators to work with him and not against him. >>> coming up anticipation building towards tonight's opening of star wars the >>> the prince george's county police department has a different kind of mystery on its hands tonight. you play be able to help solve it. >> that's right. police are searching for a doctor who helped save the life of a 73-year-old man by performing cpr after he had a heart attack and crashed his car. talk about being at the right place at the right time. andrea mccarren has the details. >> reporter: all police know about this good samaritan is that she's from garrett county, said she's a doctor, has long blonde hair and wears glasses. she was driving a red

long guns, not handguns. >> reporter: families getting text messages from their loved ones. terry reading this message from his daughter, locked in an office. >> shooting at my work. people shot. in an office, waiting for cops. >> but she's okay? >> pray for us. >> reporter: frank waiting anxiously for his niece. he tells me they spoke on the phone. >> something about three shooters, with machine guns. >> reporter: she was outside when it happened on her break, you said? >> yeah. >> reporter: and then what happened? >> they hit the floor and ran inside to their manager's office and barricading themselves. >> reporter: you seem pretty nervous right now, still pretty upset. but she's okay, right? >> she's okay. i just want to comfort her. >> reporter: marcos' wife got out safely. >> they locked themselves in in her office. they seen bodies on the floor. >> reporter: glen heard it all unfold. >> hear some people yelling, you could hear some people screaming. you could see a lot of people running around. >> reporter: a triage area set up at this intersection. the injured carried away

terry mcsweeney. >> i'm jessica aguirre. you better watch out for slick conditions out there. the rain is falling steadily across the bay area tonight. jeff ranieri told you about this all week long. it is pouring in some areas, what is next? >> we have three more storm systems coming our way. it is starting to dry out in the north bay but the cold front is now continuing throughout the central bay. that is where the rainfall has been going for a couple of hours. we're seeing some of the heaviest rainfall develop from redwood city to san matteo. enough of the roadways are getting wet. it has been spotty in nature at times but there is more rainfall on the way over the next couple hours. and we have had decent downpours here and an hour more of the showers to come. in san jose, this is the big news we finally got in on rainfall over the past hour and a half. reduced visibility throughout downtown. 54 degrees. you can see it's more moderate from mountain view and san jose and the great news for the south bay, this moisture cap is decent. we have three more hours left of consistent rainfall coming our way. and my micro climate forecast three more systems in seven days. >>> the snow

long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton good morning, it's on this morning, we'll have a look at some of governor terry branstad's plan to privatize medcaid has come with stiff opposition and now we are learning that the move will *not happen by new years day like he originally planned. planned.the switch to private managed care needed federal approval -- and after a four day visit -- officials decided the state should not go through with it for another 60 days.state senator liz mathis has worked on many committees involving healthcare spending told cbs 2 news that she's happy with the delay -- but wants medicaid recipiants to know it's going to happen eventually. "this just gives them more time to do that, more time to make a decision and to talk with their physicians and find out just what the plan is,"budded to "we can't really stop an executive order from the governor but we can clearly create legislation that allows for oversight, that's the main thing that we're going to be working on," the governor says the change will happen on march 1st and will improve care and save millions of dollars.but in a letter s

long became. >> her is what going on, mountain view and san jose and mountain view and san jose and napa eight degrees warmer ocean beach, sunny side and 55 at the terry building and 56 off financial and belmont and palo alto. 55 in petaluma, richmond, san leandro, young city, santa clara, 53 in pittsburg and pleasanton and pacifica is 55. we are looking north up 101. it is hazy. this could one of areas socked in with fog. cloudy in san francisco, and 62 and drizzle is possible. peninsula is cloudy and 64. south bay mostly cloudy and 66. east bay is cloudy and 66. inland east bay cloudy and 64. light rain in the north bay at 61. walnut creek is showing heavy rain tomorrow morning and on friday morning and we get a break on saturday but there is more rain on sunday in the seven-day forecast. >> we are going to the golden gate bridge. at 3:15 there was a crash. the bridge was cleared but at the toll plaza it was covered in fog. there is light traffic and three lanes southbound, with the zipper truck shortly. the traffic here beyond lucas valley road the turn at san pedro road moving nicely out of novato. that is one of typically slow communities. otherw

finally, we need to drive toward employment of long-term, highly proficient national joint task forces for combatant command employment. thank you, terry mccain, ranking member reid. and members for your attention, i trust my presentation will assist in advancing the noble cause of goldwater nichols reform. senator mccain: admiral? admiral: other distinguished members, pleasure to be back with you. generale year with schwartz, who was not only a service chief, but a combatant commander, as well as being director of the joint staff -- there is no one who can talk more coherently to these issues than him. and as well my good friend, dr. christopher lamb, who can best address the questions of planning and strategy that senator reid raise the moment ago. i spent 37 years in uniform, i spent probably a decade of that in the pentagon. i wish i had been at sea during those years. but in that time, i managed to serve on the staff of the secretary of defense, the secretary of the navy, the chief of naval operations, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. i have seen sort of inside the building, and as senator mccain mentioned, i was twi

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long training program next week. the two men were reportedly screened before they entered the country. now they are missing. what do you think about that one, terry? >> again we talked about visas. we have two people here under our watch. they were with us. now they're gone. on one hand the good news is this is actually happened before. melissa: that is good news. >> that hopefully will have the same ending. how can we have people coming back in that we're essentially inviting here to do kinds of things they were doing here, training at the air force base and they're gone. just another reminder and i think another kind of flag to the american public which causes them to ask, what the heck is the government thinking? what are they doing. melissa: yeah. >> it really kind of unnerves people i believe. melissa: explain to people reason it is good nice, not being sarcastic, idea last time this happened, people wanted to stay and didn't want to go home. not that they had ideas of terrorism. they were here and personal situation, you're thinking probably that is the case this time, is that what you mean? >> exactly. let's hope it is. it is usually is. m

the 40s and 50s, cooler to the north of town, 52 terry town, yeah, as we head south closer to the city near 60 and it's 63 degrees down in the shore the long branch. poughkeepsie and monticello tours in the 40s. obviously not a white christmas. no snow on the ground around the tri-state today. it is quiet, no rain to worry about right now but a front off to the south could spark off showers later on today. tomorrow it is a cooler day for saturday, showers as well, especially later in the day, 52 your high. 70s yesterday, 60s today, 50s tomorrow. sunday we bounce back, 66 and your record high temperature in 63. that's another record that is likely to fall on sunday and it's going to be mild again. a little bit of shower activity in the mix. future tracker around 9:00 this morning, lots of clouds, notice the sunshine to the north of new york city. danbury, sunny skies from time around the city and there are those pesky showers off to the south mainly monmouth and ocean counties, showers do linger into the overnight hours. seven-day forecast shows cool tomorrow, warmer on sunday with showers both days, monday as we head back to work quite chi