united states customs computers at airports across the country are back online... jake>> and... united states customs computers at airports across the country are back online... after a major glitch yesterday that led to major airport delay. officials say it all happened when the system that checks passengers against terrorism watch lists briefly experienced disruptions. authorities do not believe this incident was malicious. jake>> and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. jake>> and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that yu'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning". i'm gayle king. coming up, a victim of domestic violence evicted from her home because she called 9-1-1 too often. the local laws forcing survivors morning.. good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob heller. cat>> and i'm meteorologist cat weather? temperatures will start to rebound again on sunday, though winds will be breezy with our next chance of rain st

netflix has raised the price of its most popular streaming package in the united states. new customers extra dollar per month for the plan, which lets to viewers use the subscription at once. existing customers will be given a grace period. netflix shares rose 6% higher in new york. jonathan: manus cranny, thank you. coming up, is the crude crush over? pimco's latest call for oil. stay with us for that. ♪ jonathan: welcome to "the pulse," live from london. time jonathan ferro, alongside tom keene in new york. the worst that the collapsing commodity prices is probably over, according to pimco, who reckons that oil is set to gain over the next 12 months. i guess the bottom line is don't expect a major rebound. ask then pimco's managing director, mike amey? ise, the commodities complex a huge driver of what's happening in fixed income. i could overlay the u.s. 10 year yield with the price of oil and they track each other beautifully. i nder how your call on oil plays into this. mike: our view on oil is that you will get -- this is a part supply and part demand story. china has been part o

to start discounting their products in certain parts of the world, particularly in the united states, to win customersthat will affect the revenue and their ability to invest. this comes down to whether ordinary people will still want to buy vw cars. how much damage has this done to the reputation? what is the first thing people think of when they see this badge? >> carbon emissions. >> probably emissions. >> a nice car. >> being illegal about their due -- there diesel emissions. >> a brother just bought one and is considering selling it right away. richard: eu countries agree on tighter limits to test diesel emissions in the future. vw will start fixing cars next year, but they have not worked out the best way to do it. richard westcott, bbc news. anchor: huge military ofveillance plans broke free its moorings in maryland and floated over pennsylvania. 2 f-16 fighter jets were tracking it. they came down, but it is unclear how it became loose. investigation uncovered a man has been imprisoned in the u.s. for 23 years for shooting a british tourist, even though police detectives believe he is innocent

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made this store to be the place where you want to hang out to have the best customer experience anywhere in the united states>> pete, look, customers don't want to hang out. they want to buy cars at a fair price and then they want to go home. >> well, i'm telling you what i see. >> so let me tell you what i see. this could be a car. that could be a car. those could be a car. >> if you look at it your way, a lot of things could have been cars. >> do you ever look at it that way? >> um... >> pete spent $100,000 on wall plaster, $15,000 in murals, and $500,000 in his customer lounge. look, you don't have to have a college degree to know that to spend over $600,000 on just those items, i mean, it's just irresponsible. think about it like this. the average price of a used car sold in this market is $15,000. that means pete could have used that money to buy and sell 40 cars. at an average margin of $2,000 per car, he would've made $80,000 more in a given month. what'd you pay for the building? >> 1.875 million. >> so you have a little under 4 million in the facility. >> yes. >> how much debt do you have on the bus

if she was born within a 123 mile radius of the united states. >> if for some reason the people, custom and border protection, decided she shouldn't be in the united states, they would then send her back on the next plane. and then the child who is an american can stay here until the child is able and -- to be repatrioted back to taiwan. >> cbs news reached out to the alaska office of children services and u.s. immigration officials regarding the whereabouts of the baby the they said they would not discuss individual cases. it is unknown when and if the be right back. >>> many cars may today have technology that is supposed to fight distracted driving. a new study shows that going hand-free can be more dangerous than previously thought. >> reporter: the aaa study looked at systems they can be mentally taxing akin to balancing your checkbook while driving and leave you distracted after the fact not to go one football field but three. >> reporter: j.c. good's life was changed by a driver making a phone call using a hand free device. >> he turned right, the 1 wheeler missed him, clipped th

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customers alike. >> the united states, another falling business investment points to a slowdown in economic growth and cast doubt over and interest rate high. the federal reserve has begun a two day meeting. investors around the globe waiting for a sign. >> there is one major issue on investors minds. fed chief janet yellen is widely expected to nudge up interest rates sooner or later as part of a bid to reach an inflation target of 2%. since the financial crisis, the federal reserve said -- has kept rates close to 0%. so what will the fed be looking out for? unemployment is always a key factor in rate setting. if people have jobs, they will spend money which will stimulate the economy. right now, only 5% of the workforce is looking for a job. that is just about right for a rate hike. after the jobless figures, the open market committee will look at wages. but for americans to spend an increase in inflation, workers need to make money. fortunately, wage growth has been low. this could worry rate setters. finally they will consider factors unique to today's global economy. the price of oil and weakenin

preclearance capability, where on the front end of a flight from overseas to the united states, you will see our customs personnel screening passengers before they get on flights to the homeland. every opportunity i any opportunity i have to push out our homeland security, i want to take it. we are establishing preclearance capability. we have done this in 15 airports overseas. as a result of preclearance, including some who have been in our databases. we want to build more, so we have engaged in discussions with a number of authorities around the country and this is something we will continue to build. administrator, we are implementing reforms to our aviation security, both in response to the inspector general's report the summer and other things. when it comes to aviation security, there is a new emphasis on security that the administrator and i have directed in the field, frankly less managed inclusion. what does that mean? less instances when you go to the airport and you are not a member of tsa pre-check, you get put in line anyway. we want to renew an emphasis on security, so we're stepping up th

have the right to remain in the country, if she was born within a 12-mile radius of the united states. people of customs and border protection decided she shouldn't be in the united states, they would then send her back on the next plane and then the child, who is an american, can stay here until the child was able to be repatriated back to taiwan. >> reporter: cbs news reached out to the u.s. immigration officials regarding the whereabouts of the baby. they said they would not discuss individual cases. it is unknown when and if the child and mother will be reunited. >> i was just going to say. i think there is going to be outrage about this. one, to separate the two of them. two, to ask her to pay for it. i don't know if that is a smart pr move by that company. >> there may be another way to resolve that issue. >> i don't know what the legal issues there. if a baby is born mid-flight, does it have to be within the 12 miles of the u.s.? >> what we know is a mother should be with her newborn baby however it shakes out. we will follow-up, i'm sure. >> we will. >>> thank you, vinita. >>> many cars made tod

it will build a one- million-square-foot facility to manufacture steel pipe for its customers all over the united states. the plant will be located on the southwest corner of victory road and eisenhower ave. the norfolk planning commission has given the okay for helena chemical to operate a retail fertilizer business on the corner of 1st street and eisenhower avenue. at a special meeting of the commission earlier this week, city prevention manger trent howard assured those concerned about safety issues that that many of the items in the cup were emergency- management related. downtown norfolk will be buzzing tonight as local businesses invite young ghosts and goblins to their stores for downtown trick-or- treating from 4:30 to 6:30. then you're invited to grab your blankets and lawn chairs for the third annual zombie walk, from 7 to 9 on norfolk avenue between 5th and 1st streets. zombies a asked to gather on the corner of 5th and norfolk ave. beginning at 6:30. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix " jessica rae: still to come... we'll have a look adorable ph

this time hackers stole personal information belonging to some 15 million tmobile customers in the united statesthat's according to the credit reporting agency experian. they say customers who applied with, themobile between september 1st, 2013 and september 16th of this year may be affected. >>> honda is recalling some 143,000 vehicles to fix a faulty software problem that could cause the front wheels to lock up. it involves 2014 and 2015 civics and honda fit vehicles. customers should expect to receive recall notices this month. the problem will be if i canned for free at its dealerships. >>> and don't look for window blinds with chords at your local ikea store. starting today they'll no longer sell them for safety reasons. on average, a child dice every month from strangulation by window chords. in a statement, ikea said product safety is the highest priority for ikea. >>> syrian leaders prepare to address the united nations as the russian allies continue to bomb opposition forces. >>> and lawsuits involving a natural gas pipeline in virginia are thrown out. >>> and the train running on time

united states that is my -- in the united states. that is my commitment to you and the rest of the customers.for the record, nobody hangs up on me. i hang up on them. another story we are watching, this is important. ibm shares taking a hit after the company discloses that the he is looking into the way it accounts revenue recognition. this is the second federal probe into ibm in as many years. our bloomberg reporter who covers ibm is with us now. what are they looking into here? jing: they do not give many details as far as i know, they can only speculate. they are looking into how ibm accounts for a revenue that is recognized over eight timeframe -- over eight span of time. how much is being recognized and at what time it is being recognized. emily: what is this signify for the broader industry? trust and integrity, that is the most important thing. jing: for the broader industry, if you look at their shares, they are going through a transition where they are looking at business deals with shorter waits and higher frequencies. they have all shifted how they are accounting for it as well as

united states. `sources at customs and border `patrol saying this is a typical `outage, not nefarious in any `way. `that 1 1/2 hours about the time `it takes to normally bring the `system back up. `there are multiple redundancies `in place to make sure passengers `are checked. `airlines are notified as soon as `that system goes down to enact `those backups. `it's still unknown how `widespread the outage was. `reena, phillip. `>> thank you so much. `>>> a new york state couple `has been charged with the `unthinkable, beating their own `son to death during a church `counseling session. `the 19-year-old died and a `17-year-old brother was injured `in the attack during which the `victims were supposed to ask for `forgiveness. `>> the fbi has broken up a sex `trafficking ring involving `children as young as 123 years `old as part `of a nationwide sting dubbed `operation cross-country, `investigators picked up more `than 150 suspected pimps and `rescued 149 underage victim. `the fbi says since the program `began in 2003, more than 2,000 `people have been convicted and `sent to prison. `>>> former nba st

united states. sources at customs and border patrol saying this is a typical outage, not fee fairious in any way. that 1 1/2 hours about the time it normally takes to bring the sam back up. there are multiple reduntancies in place to make sure passengers are checked. airlines are notified as soon as ththat is stem goes down to enact backups. it's still unknown how widespread the outage was. reena, phillip. >> thank you so much. >>> a new york state couple charged with the unthinkable, beating their own son to death during a church counseling session. the boy died and a brother was injured during which the victims were supposed to ask for forgiveness. >> the fbi has broken up a sex tracking ring involving children as young as 1 years old as part of a nationonwide sti dubbed investigators picked up more than 150 suspected pimps and rescued 149 underage victim. the fbi says since the program began in 2003, more than 2,000 people have been convicted and sent to prison. >>> former nba star lamar odom was on an open ended reservation at a nevada brothel before he was found unconscious on. this morning

netflix has raised the price of its most popular streaming package in the united states, canada, and latin america. new customersxtra dollar a month, while the plan allows users to have two banks obstructions at once. once. subscriptions at netflix shares closed 2% higher in new york. this is the headlines at the hour. luxury retailers and yet is seeing a global decline in its shoes. it sees consolidation. -- the ceo told me that he remains committed to china and is raising the game in japan and macau. the slowdown among the adjustment -- the slowdown, or the adjustment -- i think china is a consolidation of stores, of locations, but we remain positive into the next year. we are here for the long run. reporter: have you experienced, with the devaluation of the yuan, that perhaps your luxury consumer is going somewhere else to buy? >> in a year like this, surely the markets have been affected. there has been devaluation of several currencies. that has an impact. i figured would be a temporary situation. next year will be a better year. angie: have you increased prices in china? >> no, absolutely not, because we b

with a footprint in spain, the u.k., and the united states, it is a truly global bank with more than 100 million customersly, the spanish lender had undergone several big changes, most recently when emilio botin, the executive chairman, passed away in 2014. his daughter, ana botin, took over from her father and quickly implemented a share sale of 7.5 billion euros. well, in her first television interview since beng

those fingerprints against department of defense databases, united states law enforcement databases, including both the fbi and also our own customsnd border patrol. in those events where some individuals have encountered, really united states, either military or law enforcement authorities at some point along the way. but very critically, congressman is the interview process. i started my career as a street the the prosecutor in new york city. and we had all the technology in the world. we could run fingerprints. we could conduct chemical analysis, but at the end of the day, criminal cases were made by new york city police detectives. the work that we do, congressman, i would suggest, is similar. at the end of the day, the judgments that we make are judgments of the men and women, highly trained and highly prepared men and women that work in our refugee add milmission process. they are trained and briefed at a great level of depth in country conditions within syria. in fact, the interviews that we conduct further populate our understanding about those country conditions, and they use that knowledge, that information, to then test

customers for u.s. businesses is going to be outside of the united states. and if we want to compete and create jobs in the united states we've got to be there. we've pulled together 11 countries to come up with a high standard enforceable trade provision that has unprecedented labor standards, unprecedented environmental standards, fixes a lot of the problems that you had in things like nafta, and ultimately i would not be putting this forward if i was not absolutely certain that this was going to be good for american workers. >> the deal will face a vote, a tough one in congress next year, and will need to be approved by all member nations as well the idea that a pro-middle class president like barack obama who ran on protecting the middle class would turn his back on the middle class in a trade deal, because that's what you hear a lot of democrats saying, both on the hill and activists. it's -- the threats coming from labor to members of congress's if this is real they have members of congress scared. and that's why -- >> your party's pro trade right now.

it will build a one million-square-foot facility to manufacture steel pipe for its customers all over the united states and canada. the plant will be across the street from the nucor, which will provide oct with all of its steel. despite objections from representatives of a special-needs facility aboutut quarter-mile away, the norfolk planning commission,n, earlier this wee unanimously approved a conditional-use permit for helena chemical to open a retail fertilizer business at the corner of 1st street and eisenhower avenue. city prevention manager trent howard said all of the safety concerns were addressed in the pre-planning phase. downtown norfolk will be buzzing tonight as local businesses invite young ghosts and goblins totoheir stores for wntown trick-or- treating from 4:30 to 6:30. then beginning at 7, it's the annual zombie walk. zombies are asked to gather at the corner of 5th steet and norfolk avenue. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: ford has issued three recalls affecting thousands of vehicles in north america. one safety recal

crucial to companies such as facebook and apple and allows them to transfer european customers personal data to the united stateser the ecj has said that this data and the data agreement with the third country can't overrule the national regulators powered to suspend it. >> it's set to be another pretty busy schedule on the third day of the conservative conference. this after u.k. chancellor george osborne announced plans to share off shares next spring while describing them as the party of labor. let's get back out to wilf. >> thank you very much. we're here at the tori party conference and i'm joined now by jacqueline gold. great to have you with us. you're here to speak at a couple of fringe events, particularly on the role of women in the work place. yesterday george osborne really tried to outline his party as being the party for working people. is it the party for working women as well? >> i think it is. i was inspired by that initiative and there's a great opportunity for the government to engage better with working women. there's so many issues important to women and we need to be communicating to them i

with a footprint in spain, the u.k., and the united states, it is a truly global bank with more than 100 million customersrecently, the spanish lender had undergone several big changes, most recently when emilio botin, the executive chairman, passed away in 2014. his daughter took over from her father and quickly implemented a share sale of 75 billion euros. in her first television interview since becoming chairman, i speak exclusively to ana botin about her vision, emerging markets, and regulation. ana botin, thank you so much for joining us. we have seen these huge changes in the last 12 months. are we going to see more, or are you happy where the bank is now? ana: the last 12 months have been very intense. the capital rates are changing the dividend policy, but more important the governance of the people changes on the board. we changed the ceos in our five big countries. that is over. we are ready to actually start executing on our strategy. francine: your strategy is what, simpler and fairer? ana: santander has a very strong base so we are present in 10 core geographies. 10 countries. santander marke

a preclearance capability where on the front end of a flight from overseas to the united states you'll see our customsersonnel screening passengers before they get on the flight to the homeland. any opportunity i have to push out our homeland security from our 1-yard line to our 30 or 40-yard line i want to take. so we are establishing preclearance capability. we've done this now in 15 airports overseas. we've screened a number of people and denied boreding to a number of people as a result of preclearance, including some who have been in our terror screening databases. we want to build more of this, and so we've engaged in discussions with a number of countries and a number of airport authorities around the country, and this is something we will continue to build. under the leadership of the new t.s.a. administrator, we are implementing reforms to our aviation security, both in response to the inspector general's report this summer and other things. i will tell you that when it comes to aviation security, there is a new emphasis on security that the administrator and i have directed in the field. fra

united states. we not only take the drugs off the streets. >> and less any of you customs are dhs folks care to -- >> no. >> there is a federal law enforcement present on each one, not to the level of inspection for the issues the coast guard looks for but to determine the crew. >> i have one other question. whenever i look across, you have local and federal law enforcement, in the state of the louisiana, they form this organization and they were grouped together and doing a lot of security. what role do you see those folks doing? what role do see them playing important security, part of the overall system? >> yes, we are. >> we were in new orleans for four years so we certainly understand the role the local county sheriffs will play. they will often come in contact with individuals that may be of concern with what they're doing and those seaports. they will notify us and we will respond out. there are very strong working relationships, particularly in small communities clearly a strong role for that role. >> i would just like to add that we certainly believe the progress we have made in we have bee