. >>> new tonight, donald trump house out of the final presidential debate before the upcoming iowa caucuses. that debate airs on foxnews thursday thursday night. during a conference earlier trump lashed out about moderator megan kelly saying she had been toying with him. >>> the sec released the 2016- between two college games falls between high school football playoffs. what that meant for high school? we head to the area where the game will be played to explain. candiss. >> reporter: we found out today that unc at nc state will face off here friday november 25. that has people wondering not if it will have an impact on high school foot wall but how far reaching that impact will be. michael joyner's athletic director for wake force high school and said the football team had a successful playoff history within the past ten years. in the world of high school foot wall, playoffs is a huge deal for many reasons. >> if you head up -- you have had a special year if you get to the third round game. >> the team to play on friday november 25 the same day of third round high school playoffs. while w

supporters.s at the event...sanders talked about his new years resolution...and his goals with the upcoming iowa cacuses....which are now just 30 days away. deborah: hillary clinton will be starting off the new year in iowa...and she' planning a stop right here in sioux city clinton will be bringing her "river-to-river in iowa tour" to sioux city tuesday january 5th. clinton has stops scheduled in council bluffs and osage. but she wont be the only democratic candidate in sioux city that week. former maryland governor martin o'malley will be treglia house on january third. that's o ojennings streetet..the event begins at t :45 a-m. o'malley's campaign has struggled to gain momemtum in the race....he continues to poll in the single digits. after the break... the iowa national gaurd has been deployed on an important mission to missouri. details when we return. missouri residents...who lost frere water suppppes due to massive flooding...will get some welcomed aid from iowa soldiers today. more than 10 inches of rain last week caused rivers to swell...and knocked out a water treatment plant in high r

stacey: johnston police are warning about a scam involving the upcoming iowa caucuses. an elderly johnston resident says a caller claimed to be with the iowa caucus. that same caller then said the caucus would take place in january instead of february 1. with the resident in person. jonathan police warn you not to share personal information unless you know the caller. police. mark: des moines police searching for a man who robbed a university avenue drugstore twice in disguise. the first robbery happened at the fifield phamacy on university december 17. , a man walked in and demanded the robber threatened to shoot the clerk but never showed a weapon. police say the same man returned to rob the same pharmacy six days later this time wearing , a wig. if you recognize this man, call crimestoppers of central iowa at 223-1400. stacey: boone county prosecutors charge a man already serving time for sex abuse with sexually abusing two children. prosecutors say jody ray anderson abused two children, ages 11 and 13, as early as 2011. anderson is already serving a 10-year prison se

cbs news chief white house correspondent, major garrett previews the upcoming iowa caucus. >>> final preparations are underway for the big game that is one week from today. vince lombardi trophy made its first appearance with three time super bowl champ roger craig. after the game the trophy will be taken to tiffany's and company to tampa bay engraved with the names of everyone that fought so hard to win it. >>> now a check of our forecast with kate. how are we looking. >> cloudy. nice mild temperatures. i think you will be okay with the forecast. right now we are looking at readings in the low 50s for some. already up to 60 in st. pete. we will stay nice and dry. temperatures are warming up on the golf links. looking at temperatures of about 59 degrees at 9:00 a.m. 67 degrees by 11:00 in the morning. here is the set up. we have high pressure to our north and to the east. clockwise flow around the area of high pressure giving us surface winds out of the southeast. a warmer wind flow. in the upper levels, wind flow is out of the south and southwest. so, that is why we will continue to

this comes as candidates prepare for the upcoming iowa caucuses. sarah dallas has the story. >> our nation in 2016 faces a real crossroads.'s two a week to go until the iowa caucuses and candidates are making final pushes to set themselves apart. among the most vocal, the so- called outsiders in the race including ted cruz, who picked up the endorsement -- endorsement of rick perry picks in all the noise. everything this past. 177 hours and iowa will speak. >> reporter: some politicos consider iowa to be republican trump. chris cristie is powering on in the primary states. are vowing to be the standouts among all state governors in the race for president. >> i want to be the number one governor. >> reporter: pulls looking had to new hampshire show its ohio's governor, john kasich, surging ahead to third, even second place. on the democratic side, at least one poll over the weekend chouteau bernie sanders with a slight lead over a hillary clinton. a crowded race could grow more so. sources close to former new york billionaire mayor, michael bloomberg

police in johnston are warning about a scam involving the upcoming iowa caucuses. an elderly johnston resident says a caller claimed to be with the iowa caucus. that same caller then said the caucus would take place in january instead of february 1. and that he would need to meet with the resident in person. johnston police warn you not to share personal information unless you know the caller. if you have concerns, call police. talking about the weather being warm for the last two days. that is not the case. we have that blustery wind coming in from the north -- weather metinka: we have that blustery wind in from the north. you might see a couple of flakes out there this morning, do not be surprised. wind chills in the teens in central iowa, a huge change from yesterday. temperatures will be falling throughout the afternoon, and tomorrow highs only in the single digits north, teens in central iowa will have colder temperatures. eric: a well known waukee high school student's suicide shocks his family and community. suicide is a dark and often taboo topic. elizabeth:

energy to equal pay and raising the minimum wage while encouraging supporters to partake in the upcoming iowa democratic caucus a new poll shows former secretary of state hillary clinton is now just three points sanders... sanders working to capitalize on his momentum -- wrapping up a four-day swing through iowa today. he talked about his rising poll numbers during a high school forum in pleasantville. he said when races get tight.. there are often more attacks... in iowa legislature news - lawmakers are hard at work now that the gavel has fallen on the opening day of the 2016 legislative session. there could be a fight over school funding, and that could dictate the budgeting process that has to get done before lawmakers leave des moines, in april. we bring in matt breen who is live at the state capital in des moines. amanda, last spring, lawmakers were supposed to adjourn in april. they went more than two months over before finally settling on a budget that was signed june 30th. that's one day before the start the 2016-17 fiscal year. this year lawmakers are vowing to tackle the budget soon

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joined now by the director of america's job honor awards kyle horn, who's here to talk about the upcoming iowa career expo. teases are done! now in session. the senate and first day of work this year. the biggest issues they plan to tackle in 20-16. record jackpot... this week's powerball is making history how much is on the line for wednesday's drawing the 2016 iowa legislature is now officially in session. this morning, the house and senate gaveled in for their first day of work. it comes in the wake of a contentious and partisan session last year... the governor's veto of nearly 56 million dollars in one-time spending for education caused waves on both sides of the aisle. that issue will again be front and center, but first, lawmakers need to settle the state's budget. the state budget is an excess of the latest estimates show that's nearly 282 million more than the state brought in for the last fiscal year. even so, both republicans and democrats agree spending will be tight. the new fiscal year begins july first. before the opening gavel, governor terry branstad met with g-o-p lawmakers t

those students are camping out for a shot at the best seats for the upcoming iowa state basketball game against kansas on monday. a towel inside one of the tents caught fire, damaging three tents and causing chaos around the arena. but students say they don't want to change this "first come, first served" system where the those who sacrifice the most get the best seats. jack: local five's jacob peklo joins us now with more about the debate that this fire has started, jacob? jacob jack, it's the third time students have camped out like this year, and the first time the university can ever recall a near-disaster like this happening. the administration has talked about assigned seats, admission. but students say they don't want a change. natural sound of julia monat: "i would be, like, running without even opening the doors." julia monat and her iowa state classmates have been braving the cold, in this tent since thursday. julia monat, iowa state senior: "i'd say that's the most important part is staying warm, especially when it gets really, really cold at night. i think it got to - 10 bef

they want a candidate who has been able to successfully lele.huckabee is looking forward to the upcoming iowa caucus, which is set for february first. 3 3 it was a rainy cool start to the day. there was even a few snowflakes to our north, snow was reported at the charlotte airport, even some snow in parts of york county. for us it was just rain, most of it did move out by the afternoon and we had some sunshine.we did see a few light isolated showers, in and around columbia tonight.here is the current satellite radar composite across the midlands. it is cooling off, here are the current temperatures across the midlands.for tonight, the clouds will move out and we'll see temperatures falling into the upper 20s and lower 30s.tomorrow it will be the middle and upper 40s. tomorrow night, could be our coldest night so far this season with lows fafaing in the lowr 20s.the winds my make it feel like the middle teens. we'll take a closer look at your seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. loren. 3 3 tomorrow people around the nation will be celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king j

. >> stayith us bececause after upcoming iowa caucuses and what can participate.e.we'll be right bk. this week in siouxland. >>> welcomeme back. as i mentioned at the start of the show we're not two weeks awayrom caucus night. to make sure everyone is ready for that. stfers are taking time to join me. on my left rick mullen formerr state office holder a long time member of the democratic party and staffer here in w wood bury county. his side tom middle, the current secretary of the republicans knee-deep in caucus time. thanks for being with us this morning. e spotlight is a as bright as ever because of those races. but also, because iowa really needs to get it right this y year. the last tim the caucuses were heldld four years ago the numbers we jumbled we didn't know who won until after the fact. rick i will start with you important to make sure we do this on the grand stage? >> absolute and the democrats have done a lot of practice it to do the caucus math and to report the results on a very timely basis. there same f the republicans. >> it is actually the same app that you talked

it was a slugfest, especially between the two candidates battling for first place in the upcoming iowacaucus. a new poll released just before the debate finds donald trump more than trouble his national lead. the new nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows that trump is the first choice of 33% of national republican primary voters. ted cruz comes in second at 20%. trump's lead over cruz is an 8 point jump from last year. senator marco rubio comes in third with 13% followed by ben carson with 12%. >>> now to the debate fireworks, ted cruz criticized donald trump for his, quote, new york values and trump continued his jabs at cruz over whether he is even eligible to be president. cruz was born in canada to an american mother. other candidates exchanged voluntariliees, senator marco rubio criticized new jersey governor chris christie for his policies on gun and education. this is how christie fired back. >> see, when you are a senator what you get to do is just talk and talk and talk and you talk so much that nobody can ever keep up with what you're saying is accurate or not. when you a

we begin our coverage this upcoming iowa caucuses. two days from now, iowans will decide which candidates they want to represent their respective parties in november. on the democratic side, it's a tight race between the two leading candidates. a quinnipiac university poll released this week shows senator bernie sanders leading former secretary of state hillary clinton by 4 percent. national poll but nationally, the real-clear-politics erage shows a 15- point gap between the two candidates. tonight sanders will try to close that gap, with a rally at the university of iowa. that's where we find kcrg- tv9's sarah mccarthy tonight. sarah, tonight's event is shaping up to be more than just your regular stump speech... brady, senator sanders is leveraging some big name movie stars and musical performers to build excitement around his campaign.his stop at the university of iowa fieldhouse is essentially a big party. and you can see behind me here, it's definitely pulling in a big crowd. josh hutcherson, who stars in

. >>> hillary clinton should be concentrating on the upcoming iowa caucus, this week the focus is pack on those controversial e-mails, the state department believed that e-mails on the personal server contained conservation, 22 of those e-mails will not be released. those documents are not marked classified at the time they were sent. >> she never sent or received classified e-mails, the campaign spokesman says they oppose the blocking of the release. >> it is a fight to the finish and presidential candidate donald trump has come out on top, after not attending the he's upset with moderator megyn kelly. he hold his own rally and called his decision not to go a victory. >> i didn't want to be here, i have to be honest, but you have to stick up for your rights, if you're treated badly. >>> ted cruz is trying to rise above the criticism that he didn't rise to the occasion of that debate. >>> there will be a preview of the caucuses and the candidates final push for votes tomorrow and on monday. and the hawkeye state, there will be live coverage on what the results mean for the future of th

this comes as candidates prepare for the upcoming iowa caucuses. now just a week away. republican presidential candidate, ted cruz, has picked-up, an important endorsement. texas governor, and former g-o-p candidate, rick perry, called cruz, "the most consistent conservative". he has proven that he is ready to serve as our commander in chief on day one. perry dropped, his own presidential bid, in september. the iowa caucuses, and the first votes, on the nomination, are one week, from today. just one day after emergency due to friday's snow storm... kentucky governor matt bevin packed his bags and headed to new hampshire... to speak at a republican forum... bevin was guest speaker at a saturday luncheon during the new hampshire g-o-p's "first in the nation presidential town hall." bevin grew up in new hampshire. his administration defended the decision - saying governor bevin was directly involved in managing the storm in kentucky. weather now rain is the story tonight... so when's the wet weather going to end? steve cam clouds are increasing over the fox19 now viewing a

so, i calledters and tried to try to ask them some poll questions about the upcoming iowa caucus.ook. >> seth: hey, everybody. i'm seth meyers. these are some iowa phone numbers. we're about to do some polling. "late night with seth meyers" and we're conducting a poll about the iowa caucus. i was wondering if i could record this call? >> no, thank you, i'm not okay, thanks. [ light laughter ] hi, i was calling to conduct a poll about the iowa caucus. voter? [ dial tone ] hello? [ dial tone ] >> no, thank you, i'm not interested. [ dial tone ]egistered voter? >> yes, sir. >> seth: are you a republican or a democrat? >> republican. >> seth: who's your least favorite candidate on the democratic side? >> hillary.oing to name somebody, and you tell me if you would vote for that person over hillary clinton, okay? >> yep. >> seth: vladimir putin? >> no. [ buzzer ] hannibal lecter? >> no. [ buzzer ] >> seth: cruella de vil? >> maybe. [ ding ] >> seth: why do you think jeb bush looks so sad all the time? >> that's a good question. >> seth: yeah. >> i think 'cause he's getting ink. [ laughter ]

what governor bran stead said, those two things combined, may change one, two, and three in the upcoming iowain tapped into the same thing that donald trump always tapsz into, the anti-g.o.p. establishment. >> yep. >> basically i'm madder than hell type group with. the people who are mad at washington and want to switch. is, you know, is that a significant -- i mean, did she do that? number one, do you agree with me? and secondly is that significant in the state of iowa? >> i do agree with you, but i think that's going to have a bigger impact nationally than necessarily in iowa. because i think this anger that she talked about and donald trump has talked about is expressed more across the country, maybe so in iowa. one other comment about this whole idea of him trying to appeal to the evangelical vote. >> i believe there is something confusing what we are talking about. i'm a christian. when they say evangelical, if you look at the poll, they define it a little bit differently. they say it's somebody who probably goes to church a couple of times a week. christianity is very strong. i think vo

we take to you iowa and these bulls were trying to determine who is going to win the upcoming iowa caucus in three and a half weeks. they went on to the pictures of the candidates and did their business. >> kim: when dana said did their business, it's what you are thinking. donald trump was the lucky winner. but on the democratic side of things they didn't have a winner because that bull in particular was unable to produce any waste. >> dana: hillary clinton was spared. donald trump's likeness was not >>> coming up channing tatum's lip sync battle against his wife. wait until you see the special guest that showed up that had his wife's mouth gaping. this is coming up. >> kelly: i can't wait to see that. here is a live look outside. we have a few clouds out there. 42 is the current temperature. what we're expecting this afternoon is coming up. >> just pull them out of your pocket. it's not working pocket. >> show off what have you in this pocket, i'd be like wait. and you can change it. i can mentally change it if i >> that's general yous. it's a hot pocket. >> when you want you think abou

meanwhile, sanders supporters on the west coast say they are focusing efforts on the upcoming iowa causecusses and have yet to turn their attention to the golden state. and iowa voters were called, urging them to support the vermont senator. >>> 100 people held a march in oakland. >> on the republican side, donald trump is once again making headlines for something he said at a campaign rally. >> people -- my people are so smart. and the polls say i have the most loyal people. did you see that. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. it's incredible. >> his campaign staff says he was making a joke. with all the concerns of shootings, gun violence is not something to joke about. >>> the return of tina fey on saturday night live in a sketch that's gone viral. take a look. >> i'm here for all you farmers and charmers. whether you're a mom or two broke girls or three men and a baby or a rock and roller, holy roller, pushing stroller, pro bowler with an abscessed molar. >> tina fey during her famous impression of palin. the former vice presi

and we're not talking about the upcoming iowa caucus... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom..... she can tells us more about an ongoing fight between iowa lawmakers... it was supposed to be resolved more than a year ago... the iowa house and senate can't seem to come up with an agreement on how much funding should be given to iowa school districts.... earlier this week.... the republican- led house passed a bill to increase school funding in iowa by 2 percent in 20-17..... but this likely won't pass in the democratic-led senate... "superintendents... administrators.... who have to live within the confinds of the budget that the state sets says that's not enough." the senate is expected to vote down the house bill today.. this would send it back to the house education committee for a a recent house democratic survey polled school administrators to hear their thoughts on this... many of them suggested a funding increase of at least 4 percent.. we've got you covered... live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl new. it's un

david muir will have more on the investigation as well as the upcoming iowa caucuses. >>> philadelphia'setectives are looking for a man using a popular resale website as a draw to rob him in olney. look at the man in the surveillance video, on january 22nd, that man that called himselfant, offered to by an iphone 6 at offer up.com. he met the man and allegedly flashed a gun and stole the person's gun, the same thing happened no another person at 54 north 5th street. >>> this is 36-year-old toms river read, tara worthy, she is facing charges after police found drugs in her 19-month-old child's car seat. she was stopped for a traffic violation on monday and searched her car after learning she was driving under a suspended license. her child was turned over to child protective services. >>> officials in wilmington say that chris couple's family suv that was stolen from his home in del care today was recovered. we received this photo from police surrounding the vehicle, it's at 6th and cleveland in wilmington. the suspects possibly juveniles got oust chris kume's car and took off. it was lef

. >> sanders' supporters near the west coast they are focusing the effort on the upcoming iowa caucuses and have yet to turn their volunteers to the state. >> i think iowa is starting to move in our direction and we have been doing a lot of outreach at the farmer marks and billing capacity and recruiting volunteers. >> the head of sacramento county democratic party says he's not aware of clinton in the state capitol >> an intense manhunt is under way. >> how they manage to slip out in the crimes these men committed that make them so dangerous. >>> first, apple's ceo, meet the pope at the vatican. the gift that was given to the pontiffduring that trip. >>> millions of people in the east coast are digging out from the massive snow storm. the storm is beingblamed for 18 deaths. >> and still thousands of air flight cancelations. this morning, travel ban is lifted in baltimore and new york city. >> look at this video take and you can and you can see part of it falling away from the apartment complex and crashing away and sweeping away a chunk of coastline there. the waves come from a combina

sanders is within 3 points of hillary clinton in the upcoming iowa caucuses.e debate starts at 6 p.m. on thursday and you can watch it on the fox business network. >>> it's 5:16 and we want to check in with sal. the commute is getting a little bit busier. >>> yes, indeed. >> you're smiling. >> ricky gervais just tweeted less than a minute ago quote you have every right to be offended. just don't cry when no one cares. he just tweeted that. >> that's an interesting point. >> so apparently, i think that's in reference to his hosting. >> at least i'm talking about you. >> right. >>> we've been following that story a little bit. let's take a look at the commute. this is something that people really care about. and how long it will take to get to work. at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are not on. it's getting more crowded and there are no major problems as you drive into san francisco. this is a look at the commute on 880 north and southbound. and that commute looks good. 5830 as well. and in the peninsula we're looking good. 101 and 280, a nice com

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. >>> stay with cbs-3 for very latest on campaign 2016 and upcoming iowa caucus, when we're in the on tv we're on line anytime at cws philly.com. >>> there is word that health officials in pennsylvania are testing six to eight people, for the the the zika virus. the residents recently returned from pennsylvania from impacted area a specific breed of mosquito is spreading the virus across latin america. pregnant woman are told not to travel to affected areas and that has moms to be canceling some trips including woman who plan to take a baby to one last vacation before delivering their baby. henna daniels. >> reporter: report 24 weeks pregnant and planned to take her baby moon trip to puerto rico but news of the zika virus there forced her tocontact he will. >> it sound like the the possibilities are very grave, something were to happen. >> reporter: mosquitoes which can cause fever rash and joint pain but they are dangerous for pregnant woman and those trying to get pregnant because it is being linked with babies born with ab normally small heads. the the airlines are offering pregnan

texas senator ted cruz have launched attacks on each other as they battle for the top spots in the upcoming iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. ben carson's former campaign manager is now informally advising donald trump's presidential campaign. barry bennett says he is working as an unpaid volunteer advising trump's top aides in an informal way. bennett says he has become increasingly convinced trump will be the nominee. doug: the road to the super bowl now. the patriots are in denver with a mile-high mission-- send the broncos packing! denver players not shy with the trash talk. this week they called tom brady a cry-baby. then the claim that rob gronkowski pushes off on almost every play. after peyton manning led his team through practice yesterday, bronco defensive end derrick wolfe dropped a hate bomb. they're always in my way. they're always in my way to get what i want. this is naturally going to create hate. doug: wolfe added that he respects the patriots but then re-affirmed that he hates them. the sportscenter 5 team has you covered in denver. mike lynch and bob halloran will get y

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. >>> stay with cbs-3 for latest on campaign 2016 and upcoming iowa caucus, when we're not on tv we're on line anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> there is word that health officials in pennsylvania are testing six to eight people for the zika virus. officials say residents recently returned from pennsylvania from impacted area specific breed of mosquito is spreading virus across latin america and linked to babies being born with ab normally small head. there are 32 confirmed zika virus cases in the u.s. >>> police in delaware county will be first in the world to carry the newly improved version of narcan an injectable drug that reverses heroin overdose. the drug isn't new, officers have been using the drug since last year saving over 171 lives. but now officers will be armed with a natal spray version, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows us how it works. >> reporter: they are faces of life savers, each of these officers, saving at least one overdose victim from death by administering the drug narcan. >> there is just a never in the breathing, they barely have a pulse and you put t