elizabeth: eventually wesley after a late night fight, a blessing in disguise because it was there he says he got the resources to start over. >> as a veteran i'm so fortunate. it is even more difficult for a civilian to bring themselves up out of homelessness but the programs are there to help if the people want to put in the work. elizabeth: now marking a year in his own apartment with a steady job, wesley's setting an example to inspire others, even receiving a special award from local shelters this month, and reminding us all there's a lot to be thankful for. >> just think about how fortunate you are to have the things you need. and family, friends, the ability to be together. elizabeth: in des moines, elizabeth klinge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. alyx: wesley kuehl was one of five recipients of the 2015 opening doors awards in the metro, a special recognition for overcoming homelessness. here's a live look right now at moines. it is currently 30 degrees in the metro. thursday's rain is now ice. you are waking up to crunchy >> the weather is never more than five minutes away.

elizabeth: and that was the case for wesley kuehll when the 51-year-old vet found himself out of work, homeless and suffering from alcoholism. >> when you become homeless and when you lose a lot of material things, you also lose your self confidence, your pride, and along with those things goes your drive to better yourself. elizabeth: add on top of that an often poor credit and rental history and he says finding a place to live again is nearly impossible. >> that's why we have so many homeless people, because once you're down in it, it's very difficult to get away from. elizabeth: eventually, wesley wound up at the va hospital after a late night fight, a blessing in disguise because it was there, he says, he got the resources to start over. >> as a veteran, i'm so fortunate. it's even more difficult for a civilian to bring themselves up out of homelessness. but the programs are there to help if the people want to put in the work. elizabeth: now marking a year in his own apartment with a steady job, wesley's setting an example to inspire others. even receiving a special award from loc

he goes to steve wesley, wesley says we've got to get this taken care of before the company goes publicfore the ipo. he tells him to call willie brown. he says this incident happened in san francisco. willie brown knows the district attorney, give him a calls, he can help get gascone to brush back these charges. so what happened was, he did call willie. willie brown said for $1 million i'll help it go away. some calls were made, long story short, he ended up pleading guilty to two misdemeanors, because the judge in the case dismissed all the video evidence. and so a lot of that evidence went away. so no indication by the way that george gascone did anything wrong. >> but the bigger question here now then for wesley is, did you, did you help this man try to evade these accusations? and these charges? >> there's no question about that. they have email going back and forth, he suggested you should call willie brown, here's why, we've got to make this go away. when he finally pleaded guilty to so many lesser charges, sent him an email saying great news, congratulations, so this is as you ca

event name: fall vendor f fr & silent auction fundraiser event location: wesley umc 3700 indian hills drive event date(s) & time(s): saturday nov. 14th 1-4 pm cost: free beneficiary (if applicable): food fight 4 kids website or contact phone number to air on tv: foodfight4kids@g mail.com name of person to appear in live ason by reasing money to help ds. christy cook joins me to to tell us about her church's fall fair. event name: fall vendor fair & silent auction fundraiser event location: wesley umc 3700 indian hills drive event date(s) & time(s): saturday nov. 14th 1-4 pm cost: free beneficiary (if applicable): food fight 4 kids website or contact phonon number to air on tv: mail.com name of person to appear in live interview: christy cook jenna: fred's back next with a final check of our forecasas stay with us. (fred) your forecast for tonight is for a low of 33 and a mix of rain and 1-2" of wet, sloppy snow. winds will gust to 50 mph. tomorrow, the high will be 49 with winds gusting to 40 0 h. the 7-day forecast shows a warmup for the weekend. monday, expect scattered showers. " "

elizabeth: now marking a year in his own apartment with a steady job, wesley's setting an example to inspire others, even receiving a special award from local shelters this month, and reminding us all there's a lot to be thankful for. >> just think about how fortunate you are to have the things you need. and family, friends, the ability to be together. elizabeth: in des moines, elizabeth klinge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. alyx: wesley kuehl was one of five recipients of that 2015 opening doors awards in the metro, a special recognition for overcoming homelessness. did you miss any part of the macy's thanksgiving day parade? you are in luck. cnn cut this timelapse so you can see the entire parade in a minute. you'll actually see the balloons and bands making their way through columbus circle in new york city. the parade lasted in total about an hour and a half. speaking of, an emergency landing for a blimp at an elementary school near new york city. the blimp was flying over the parade yesterday to promote the manhattan institute, but the conditions became too windy. down in the

wesley sits on one of the boards of the company foundfounded. it was revealed that wesley gave him legal advice and may have tried to use some influence to help him. wesley did not do anything illegal, but he has since apologized. on monday, he was encouraged not to try to run for governor. >>> the latest technology company to run into trouble. go-pr, ofell below ipo price for the first time on thursday. we have talked a lot about the problems that go-pro faces even before that stock started to sink. so many times, in fact, i had to say i told you so. >>> little bit of history made in mountain view as a police officer pulled over a robot. the officer pulled over the google car for driving too so slowly. 24 in a 35. on el camino real. it was causing a backup. google operators took over the car and practiced, actually, with mountain view. mountain view police and fire. so the computers understand what the flashing red lights mean whether or not they're being targeted or not, they understand to pull to the side. again, the operators can take over a

jackson and wesley snipes present it, that was truly a blessing. >> jimmy: oh, look, i have a a photo of it here. look at that. i have a question for you. [ cheers and applause ] are those jordans? >> yeah. the great michael jordan, greatest all-time, gifted me gold leaf oscar edition air jordan 6s. >> jimmy: yeah. >> one-of-a-kind. >> jimmy: really? [ cheers and applause ] you're the only one that got -- what size are you? >> 9 1/2. sample size. >> jimmy: not gonna work. sample size. [ laughter ] also, congrats, i mean, the oscars, that is a big deal for you, man. and you gave a great speech. and you're just a fantastic director, and people look up to you, but you tell everybody you gotta stay working. you gotta be hard working. >> right. and that's something i've been telling my students at nyu. i'm a tenured professor there at the graduate film school. i've been teaching 15 years. and there's this thing that young people think that they can make it overnight. there's a thing called overnight success. there is no such animal. you gotta bust your ass. >> jimmy: you do. >> whatever yo

. >>> politician steve wesley has a strange connection to this case. he sits on the board of one of the companies jahal created. as we first reported back to you in september, wesley reportedly trying to step in helped influence that criminal case. now, he did nothing wrong. nothing illegal. in fact, powerful people step in all the time to influence all kinds of things, but wesley may run for governor again. and last monday a woman's group including gloria steinham urged him not to run for governor based on his involvement in the domestic violence case. >>> shares in the bay area's go pro fell below their ipo price for the first time on thursday. and they're trading lower again today down another 8%. it has been a tough year for go pro which said its new camera was overpriced. they actually did cut the price. and they're not going to have any sort of new camera model for the holidays either, kris. so an all-time low on gopro. >> i have to apologize for bothering you and scott budman about that ipad pro. >> kris got the new ipad pro today. it's this big

politician steve wesley has a strange connection to all this. he sits on the board of one of the companies that jahal created. as we first reported to you back in september, wesley tried to step in and help influence the domestic violence case. he did nothing wrong. nothing illegal, and frankly powerful people step in and try to influence all kinds of things. wesley may run for governor and a group involved him not to based on his involvement in the domestic violence case. >>> go pro fell below and it has been a tough year for go-pro which said its new camera was overpriced and said it will not have a new camera model for the holidays. >>> let's check your news before bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning, scott. stocks may struggle to end the week and the marketsf fuell sharply and a sharp drop in oil prices, gold hitting its lowest levels in 2010 and comments from fed officials about the need for a rate hike next month and retail sales and inflation and the dow falling 254 points to 17448.

wesley bates mother, tonia kaye bates, also the daughter of dr. russell adams, took her life march 21, 1996 at the age of 25 when he was 3 years old. he later struggled with suicidal thoughts and attempts, but music was his escape and savior from such a tragic end to him taking his own fe. he is dedicating the live concert of his new album to his mother and also to the cause of suicide prevention. he wants to assure that no child will have to neither live without their parent nor deal with this their own. twtwnty five peecent of the ticket proceeds and admission will be donated to the american foundation for suicide prevention. web design by c. kabba - cheriekabba@gmail.com copyright people to go through security at the airport with a firearm in the carry-on bag. they get stopped. many of them get arrested... but dante renzulli spoke to a man, who says he made it all the way to chicago -- having boarded an ( airport announcements ) "welcome to hartsfiel-jackson atlanta inttrnational aiiort." ( blake alford / says he brought a loaded gun onto a pla

. >> and -- >> wesley snipes. >> wesley snipes, so you've got a lot of stars lined up. >> jennifer hudsonanna paris, angela basset, last time worked with moll come x. >> i had a cameo. >> you did. john cusack, so we have a great cast and we got, we're doing this film in chicago, it was really a great shooting. we were in the hood, so but during that time, rev, our first day of shooting, filming was june 1st, last day was july theth. during that time, 331 people were wounded and shot, 65 guys murdered just during the production. >> that's the real issue is that the amount of murders, i took an apartment, we go out there once a month with reverend hatch and deal with it. we saw the arrest of two men around executing a 9-year-old. the real point is you're using sapphire to bring out the message. >> i think all the other stuff is a distraction. the number one goal, rev, of the film was to save lives. i will go to my grave thinking that we could change the world and that was the goal of this film. we have to save lives, it comes out december 4th and i hope that some of the young brothers see t

and i approve this message. when i'm all alone, i feel like i am not alone in my home - that was wesley bates-- he'll be peforming at "forever in a dream: suicide prevention awareness" benefit concert at the sunnyside country club in waterloo this saturday... the full interview with all the info is our website in the storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at your forecast. thanks for watching the kwwl news at five.

. >>> and fenway, wesley -- wesley taking on needham. the oldest public high school thanksgiving day rivalry. and 26 yards, touchdown. needham up 6-0 and raiders answer in that second quarter. jake mahan and that was -- [ indiscernible ] taking the lead. the raiders back and this time, we have a game winner and with that interception and he's running like people are chasing them. 97 yards the other way. needham wins 12-7 and in fenway, taking on boston english. and the qb, 21 yards to behind. and early 7-0 lead. and with the 73 yards and score and withen it 28-6, with the style. and lincoln sudbury, and newton starts the qb and -- with that touchdown pass of the day. running. taylor, the 20--yard-run. the nice, with the extra -- and down 14-13, 2:17 to play and again, the 29 yards. and up thanksgiving day the first time since 2004, 20-13. >>> and to yesterday, danny amadula had limited participation in practice after not taking part on wednesday and dobson won't take part the rest of the year he was put on injured reserve with a high ank

let's bring in wesley clark. good to see you. turkey has been striking a more conciliatory tone with russia suggesting that the leaders of the two countries meet this week at the climate summit. so far, russia is giving up the cold shoulder. what will happen to relations or how might this impact relations between russia and turkey. >> i think it is going to continue to be a burr under the saddle, so to speak. i don't think it is going to result in a large escalation of the conflict at this stage. i think it indicates that russia and turkey have opposing objectives, opposing policies, opposing outcomes they are seeking in this conflict and russia has weighed in by striking these villages and these civilians in a north part of syria or southern part of turkey. depending on how you draw that border and threatening the turkish grip on the northern part of syria and turkey has responded by shooting down a russian aircraft. russia has stronger anti-aircraft in northern syria. it is a standoff militarily, politically and at this point,

. >> yeah, wesley i want to give you an opportunity on this. any word about chicago?m working on chicago. i'm looking into seeing what is going to happen there. and what we have to remember is one, this is not unlike though way that cincinnati handled the aftermath of the sam due bow shooting earlier this year, the major difference being the elongated time frame. they had the same concerns. they had rioting there a decade ago, after the shooting of an unarmed black man, and after that shooting, they released the video after several days, charged the officers involved and held these series of community meetings, hoping to hold off any community reaction to the video. >> right. right. let's go to tamir rice. the video alone doesn't appear to be enough to convince the county prosecutor to aggressively look to take this case to trial. is that clear at this point? >> i would say it is, yes. there is a local judge who encouraged charges to be filed, and yet the prosecutor is insistent upon taking it to the grand jury, which is his right, as is his right to stay on the case.

. >>> i spoke with retired general wesley clark, former supreme allied leader of nato. i asked him about the significance of this incident. >> when a nato nation shoots down a russian aircraft, it's still an act by turkey, not nato. aircraft are not under nato control, under turkish operational control. they're flying un-turkish air missions and nato is not running an air defense umbrella, it's integrated, to best of my knowledge. >> bigger picture, this has to do with complexity of the conflict in syria. president obama said, this illustrates ongoing problem with the russian operations. the president suggested, if russia was targeting isis, in areas that isis controlled, this might not have happened. >> that's exactly right. but this is the larger context. what you have here is no political agreement. so we have these people -- these countries trying to work together and obfuscate the fundamental under lying disagreement. let's be very clear. isis is not just a terrorist organization. its a sunni terrorist organization. that means it blocks and targets shia, and that m

work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to northbound i- 29 is on schedule. it should be re- opened before the end of the month.diana.... 3 3 it won't be finished until at least 2018... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the impending completion of a 4- lane highway 20 across the state.the governor appeared at a "final forty" event this afternoon at the convention center with lieutenant governor kim reynolds and officials from the iowa department of transportation. they say the improvements will "increase mobility for citizens" and boost economic development across northwest iowa. about 40 miles of highway 20 still needs to be finished in ida, sac and woodbury counties. 3 get more information on where its money for mental health services is going.the budget for the sioux rivers regional mental health and disability services agency came out in september.3.5 million dollars of that budget comes from woodbury county taxpayers... and supervisors chairman mark monson says he simply does not understand where the dollars are going. monson says h

retired four star u-s army general wesley clark made stops on her behalf all around central and eastern iowa today. "hillary is the only candidate that understands veterans needs. and has put the effor into proposing the reform program that we need." need."all three democratic presidential candidates will hit the debate stage this saturday in des moines.you can watch that debate live right here on cbs 2 at 8 o-clock. we'll also have coverage of that debate and everything else in the world of politics on iowa in focus.watch it sunday morning at 10-30 right here on cbs 2. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other in iowa city -the city council approved the first reading for an extension of the iowa city downtown self-supported municipal improvement district levy.if approved, it will continue the levy - which is two dollars per one thousand dollars of taxable value on property - through 20-20 with the option to increase 50- cents per one thousand dollars in 2021. in marion marionresidents got to give their input on the design of the new library.the city decided it would be be

drivers will turn leftt on wesley parkway. signs will direct drivers onto soututound i- 29, and thenennto floyd boboevard. it was nice enough today but warmer weather is on the way. chief meteorologisis ron demers joins us now with the first l lk at our forecastst despite it being friday the 13th, we were able to get rid of the wind yet keep the sun andndnjoy a fine friday afternoon. the warming trend we've felt the past couple of days will only increase this weekend as highs could go into the low 60s. the three democratic presidential candidates debate is in des moines, iowa, tomorrow night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will be there for the televised debate on cbs. ktiv's robert lowe will be there, too. he'll have coverage 4 at six." with the presidential election heating up a- a-r-p is getting involved. today they launched the "take a stand" campaign, urging all presidential candidates to explain their campaign leaders say it's all about presidential candidates showing their leadership. "by expressing

reporter: that was the case for wesley keele when he found himself out of work, homeless, and suffered from alcoholism. >> when you lose a lot of material things you also lose , and along those things goes your drive to better yourself. reporter: often for credit in rental history and he says finding a place to live again is nearly impossible. >> that's what we have so many homeless people. once you are down in it is very difficult to get away from. reporter: he wanted at the va hospital after a late-night fight. a blessing in disguise because it was there he says he got the resources to start over. >> as a veteran, i'm so fortunate. it's more difficult for civilian to bring themselves up out of homelessness. the programs are there to help. if the people would've put in the work. reporter: marking a year in his own apartment with a steady job, he is setting an example to inspire others. even receiving a special award from local shelters this month. in reminding us all there is a lot to be thankful for. >> think about how fortunate you are to have the things you need. and family and fri

traffic willlle redirected to exit 148 then left on wesley pararay to southbound i-i- and then onto floyd. tonight kicksksff the first round of annual family photos with furry friends taken n by the siouxland humane society. the annualalpaws 'n claus" eventnt is underway at the old knoepfler r tlet napa building on singing hills boulevard. it offers families a chance to pose with their pets for a family photo or greeting card. families can get their pets decked out in their favorite christmas costume too. although tonight is all booked, ere's still five more days of photoshos. "it's great to see people interact with their animals. they sometimes dress them up and also the animals love to see santa claus. they're just like kids," said siouxland humane society assistant shelter manager, kelly erie. this year there's a new holiday set and there will be holiday pet items for sale. book a sjtting visit ktiv.com and the link will be inside the story. well, we managed to get rid of the wind, and it looks like a warm up for the weekend might be in our future. ron's full forecast is coming up if y

. >>> a former wesley an university student found selling drugs pleaded guilty in court today. as part of a plea deal, he will have some of the charges dropped. >> they overdosed after buying drugs they believed was molly. tests revealed it was synthetic marijuana. he could spend up to a year and a half behind bars. >>> an armory that erupted in flames earlier this week. it knocked it down. it's more than 100 years old. officials say the structure is no longer safe. fire gutted the abandoned building monday. investigators are trying to figure out what started the ed ed the blaze. >> you have seen the offers for zero percent interest credit cards. watch out. here is lynda baquero. the average variable interest rate right now is 15% and 13% for a fixed rate. who wouldn't want to save money signing up for a card with no interest at all, right? before you do, here is what you should know. plastic is often the currency of today's shoppers and every credit card company wants you to use their card, especially as we get closer to the holidays. one of their biggest hooks to catch new cu

normal pattern over the winter and then finish up out 3 construction on the interstate on- ramp from wesley parkway to northbound i- 29 is on schedule... and should be re- opened before the end of the month. 3 3 iowa governor terry branstad is celebrating the impending completion of a 4- lane highway 20 statewide.the governor appeared at a "final forty" event this afternoon with lieutenant governor kim reynolds and i-dot officials. improvements will "increase mobility for citizens" and boost economic development across northwest iowa. 3 "so it opens up northwest iowa for more economic development. it improves the safety for the citizens and eases transportation all the way from dubuque to sioux city. so we're excited about it."the four-lane project is expected to be completed 3 3 governor branstad also clarifying his stance on syrian refugees settling in iowa.yesterday... the governor joined nearly 2 dozen others in calling for the federal government to stop settling those refugees in their states until the governors are terrorists sneaking into the country with them. 3 "we would much rathe

interviewing her tonight is wesley stakes. not only a frequent guestavor author, but one of our favorite interviewers of writers on this stage. he is the author of four novels, , most recently, wonder kid. you may also know him by his music. he is also the founder of the cabinet of wonders radio variety show which is really a who's who or has featured a who's who of contemporary musicians and other performers. ladies and gentlemen, before you join me, sarah has said she is going to read for a moment whicr is terrific for us. now please join mees in welcomig sarah vowell and wesley stakes to the free library of philadelphia. [applause]. >> hello philadelphia. cspan is here taping so i wouldo also like to say hello to the five insomniacs watching this a5 5:00 a.m. on a sunday. i i just wanted to read a little bit first because you can see what happens when i can sit and think about what i want to say and how i want to say it. for i sit over there and just jibber jabber, willy-nilly. i'll just read one excerpt from the book. i th

general wesley clark, thank you so much for your insights. let's go back to richard lui who is in paris. richard? >> reporter: alex, thank you. just to give you a sense of what's been happening a 100 feet to my right there's been a very large crowd of maybe 200 or 300 gathering. you can hear them clapping here and there. we were wondering why. what's happening is that they are playing john lennon's "imagine." something they played last night and this morning. this morning with a piano and then somebody played "imagine" again with a guitar. that is the sense of what parisians in this area, which some might equate with the williamsburg of new york or the mission district in san francisco, these sorts of areas where young and nontourists normally do hang out. that's the mood right now in this afternoon hour in this borough of paris. we now get to talk about what has been the very latest and i want to thank you for coming back again, virginia. vivian from "time." tell me what you've learned within the last couple of hours? >> well, basically two

as syria spiraled into civil war general wesley clark a former nato allied commander said that i.s.i.l. was in syria. >> i'm not saying they created i.s.i.s. but they were one of the countries that fed weapons into the region and sought to mobilize extremist fires to go against iranian influence. and it was emergence of a frankenstein. >> and that frankenstein now is. about 100 people were killed in two boadges in bombings in ankara. and i.s.i.l. was suspected. turkey let u.s. use incirlik to strike against syria. >> the more access that turkey grants the united states and other coalition partners through its base he in turkey, like incirlik, then it can try to extract other concessions in other arenas. >> among the list of demands it says turkey wants to keep a check on kurdish rebels it opposes. some of the faction he have become partners with the u.s. in fighting i.s.i.l. but in the wake of the paris attack pressure is building on turkey to do more and it was evident at the most recent presidential debate among democratic candidates. >> in particular turkey and the gulf nations have

down to the town of men din wesley drive getting some light shower activity just a point also a you few back through the northwest of. there temperature in boston right now 68 at this hour. record high of 73 was tied today overnight tonight you can expect that temperature to drop down into the 50s. there will be some upper 40s out there as well. i'll show you the over theres we'll talk about the cooler air arriving this weekend for your afternoon. >> breaking news at this hour cnn is worth reporting there's an isis video congratulating a certain isis faction for what they claim was a bombing. investigators are you now convinced a bomb exploded on metro flight 9268 last week sending the plane crashing into the egyptian desert. that's according to french media. tonight the u.s. is increasing security for certain international flights from that region and russia has stopped all flights to egypt. investigators analyzing the plane's data reporters say sounds of an explosion can be heard. british insures saysing some placed a bomb a breanch of isis claimed responsibility. >>> police say a 40-

we are going to talk to former general wesley clark, former supreme allied commander of u.s.al clark, you are often talking about united states armed forces, the classic criticism fighting the last war, both in terms of training and materiel. at the same time, it is not uncommon these days to hear talk that we are in our next world war, we are in the middle of an asymmetrical slow motion world war. the question is, what would you like to see, what do you think you need to hear from the american president at least at today's event? >> we know what to do militarily about this in the near term, brian. what we need to do is we need to go after the isis forces, we need the forward air controllers in there to be able to call in the air strikes and so forth. but the real issue here is political. what can we do politically to bring the opposing sides together. that is what's the future of syria. is it a unified state or is it a broken up state, and will religious minorities be respected. will there be a place for christians, or will there only be sunni. what kind of sunni. until we c

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>> star studded movie everyone from angela bassett, jennifer hudson, wesley snipes, nick cannon, we can go on and on, one of the stars joining us now, lea strata herself. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> now the person i me? this film, really put the spotlight on violence in chicago. why was it important for you to be a part of this project? >> for me ac part of this project means bringing awareness to what's happening, not only in chicago, you could put the story anywhere, in many cities around the nation. and it would be the same. but right now we're focusing on what's happening in chicago. those numbers are quite staggering. i believe someone is shot there every 17 hours, something absurd like that. so, ac part of this, and working with such a visionary like spike lee, it is real a dream come true. and having such a strong message behind it and saying hey, we have to address this, and as a community, this is our issue. >> strong woman, your character, let's talk about her. who is she? where does she get her strength? >> i think she finds her strength as the movie go

work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to northbound i- 29 is on schedule. it should be re- opened before the end of the month.diana.... 3 3 it won't be finished until at least 2018... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the lane highway 20 across the state.the governor appeared at a "final forty" event this afternoon at the convention center with lieutenant governor kim reynolds and officials from the iowa department of transportation. they say the improvements will "increase mobility for citizens" and boost economic development across northwest iowa. about 40 miles of highway 20 still needs to be finished in ida, sac and woodbury counties. 3 3 plans to build a proposed multi- million dollar ag expo center in sioux city may be in jeopardy tonight.the chairman of the woodbury county board of supervisors says the board has been "blindsided" by news they'll be asked to contribute two million dollars to help build the facility. last night the city council approved two million in funding for the project and donated 12 acres of land in the old

army general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander.n the past two days, general, two key members of the senate intelligence committee including the chairman, they both told me that they expect russia to retaliate against isis for the downing of that metrojet plane with 224 people onboard. and to do it within the next day or two. what do you think the russian response will be? >> well, i think if they direct some of their air power against isis targets, that would be helpful. and i think that's the easiest response for them to make. the question is do they have the intelligence to get the right targets? >> james one of the members of the senate intelligence committee, he didn't rule out the possibility, and i want your assessme assessment, that the russians could even attack, launch air strikes against isis targets in sinai, which of course is egypt. you think that's realistic the russians might consider doing that? >> well, if they -- there has been some communication between the russians and the egyptians. there have been some militar

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general wesley clark says he's supporting hillary clinton for the 20-16 democratic nomination. he says she's the only candidate who understands what veterans need and is willing to push for reform. clintotowill be in iowa this saturday at the second democratic debate in des moines. you can catch that live right here on cbs 2 -- coverage begins at 8. new this morning, the head of the daily fantasy football giant, fan duel, is tellingng his new york customers to keep on playing. playing.that comes despite warnings from the state's attorney general, eric schneiderman, to stop taking bets.fan-duel said its lawyers will try to persuade him over the next 5 days to chchge his mind.schneiderman says the websites are breaking state gambling laws, and compared fantasy football to the lottery. it's after the break... break...the record-setting price tag for a diamond sold in switzerland. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... today the red kettle campaign kicks off in cedar rapids with a fun christmas party.cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn will be emceein

and wesley of good material to work with. -- there was plenty of good to go to work with. even the conclusion of the cuban league, one of the pitchers had to pitch on one days rest, which you never see that happening here except with the giants may be last year. but he started the first game and then another picture pitched into and he pitched 13. pregames three days. >> whether commissioners with the league's? >> guest. with the cuban league you mean? i mean, they were just, they're not the same kind of characters i don't think that you would see here. i mean, the commissioner, i don't much more with happy chandler because of the impact he had -- i dealt with -- in terms of the cuban league being a rogue league and before him land is basically not hearing any of the attempt, ma not wanting to deal with any of the attemptattempt by the black preo try to push decoration. but no, i didn't really deal with too much with the cuban league commissioner i don't think they, they certainly were not the characters that you see with the major league guys come and the impact certainly

wesley matthews added 25 and the mavericks beat the clippers 118-108 >>> in orlando the lakers and thegic were all tied up with less than two seconds to play. >> everybody's on their feet in the amway center. vuckovich with the catch, he'll turn, fire! oh! >> he scores! >> magic! >> orlando's nick la vuckovich beats the buzzer with a turnaround jumper for a 101-99 magic win over the lakers. and a quick update on oklahoma -- oklahoma -- oklahoma city. the thunder star will miss the next seven to ten days after exiting tuesday's game against the wizards with a strained left hamstring. durant, who only appeared in 27 games last season because of multiple surgeries to repair a broken foot will be re-evaluated after the initial absence. >>> and finally, to the nfl defensive lineman ndamukong sioux is one of the league's highest paid and most intimidating players. but he also has a reputation for playing dirty. whether he's sacking the quarterback or stomping on an opposing player ooze also largely unapologetic. but after audio of him using profane language was heard on the telecast during s

work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to northbound i - 29 is *on* schedule. it should re - open before the end of the month. 3 it won't be finished until at least 20 - 18... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the completion of a 4 - lane highway 20.the governor was at a "final forty" fair yesterday afternoon at the convention center with lieutenant governrn kim reynolds and officials from the d - o - t. they say the improvements will "increase mobility for citizens"... and boost economic development across northwest iowa. about 40 miles of highway 20 still needs to be finished in ida... sac... and woodbury counties. the four - lane project is expected to be finished sometime in 20 - 18.that's all the time i've got for now... have a great day! >> president hollande is calling to annihilate isis. we'll bring you development throughout this morning.morning." coming up in this half hour, just days before a utah ski mountain is set to open for the season, it ifighting to keep snowboarders out. we'll look at a lawsuit challenging a resort that

work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to rthbound i - 29 is on schedule. it should re - open before the end of the month. 3 it's a first for northwest iowa. a fuel station that pumps compressed natural gas. 3 the "shell (super) sioux - per center" is at highway 75 and main avenue in sioux center. domestically produced natural gas from a local pipeline... which is mpressed and then dispensed at that station. vehicles have to be converted to use the fuel. and there is one fleet of vehicles in the area that's already using the product. 3 "it's very clean, it's reasonable, cheaper than the diesel and the gas that's out there now. economy-wise, it's about the same, produces about the same amount of miles per gallon. power-wise it produces pretty much the equivalent. so we're getting the same fuel for a cheaper price and it's cleaner 3 burning."this is the 8th station in iowa to sell compressed natural gas. the nearest similar stations are in council bluffs and fairmont minnesota. 3 it's probably the greatest unsolved mystery in sioux city's history. not one...