ernie: thank you, linda. happy travels. other stories making news for you today, these stories. you'll find something new at the menu at large chain restaurants. here in the city, starting today they are required to put a salt shaker symbol next to all dishes with a high salt count, specifically those that top the recommended daily limit of sodium, which is about one teaspoon. the average american consumes 3,400 milligrams of salt per day. restaurants that don't comply could face a $200 fine. >> the knicks and the make a wish foundation made edward's dream come true. the 11-year-old battling leukemia was signed by the team for one day. he posed with his knicks jersey and got to participate in the today. edward hopes his presence at practice will get the knicks back on the winning track. >> through the make a wish foundation, we got a chance -- they got a chance to experience this day. carmelo is his favorite basketball player. it's really a beautiful day they put together. ernie: all right. edward's parents said he truly had a great time. way to go. terrific story. >> we've got

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you. >>> linda, you are executive director of the arab-american association of new york. thank you for your time. steve has that number up. is islam at odds are american values. 56% of people in that poll said yes. those are not just republicans that were polled in this. what is your reaction? how do you explain that? >> i mean i think of myself as an american, born and raised in brooklyn. i'm a muslim. i'm part of this country. someone is looking at me and saying she's not american, that her religion is not american. and islam has been on the shores of this country since the days of its founding when we brought over 25% black slaves to america. i want people to understand that islam is as american as any ofaith group and we deserve to live here around this is our country, too. >> when you also look at the poll and although the numbers are miniscule in many ways with if you're asked if suicide bombing is ever justified and you have a combined i think 14% out of still again a very small number but you and i know that a number of people will focus on, saying why isn't it 100

christina, back over to you. >> linda schmidt, thank you. the criminal charges will not have any effect on cosby funded art exhibit in the nation's capitol. he donated $700,000 and a third of artwork for an african art exhibit at smithsonian museum. officials debated whether or not to close the exhibit after allegations of cost by's behavior but decided against it. the exhibit will end january 24th. case against bill cosby, go to our website, fox5ny.com. we are outside the club in nazareth. lisa. >> reporter: for second weeks in a row new york knicks play you are out for a night targeted as crime victim. the young nba player may end up paying with his career. 24-year-old knicks forward klee anthony early was celebrating the birthday of his friend. he left the cityscapes club with a female in uber around 4:15 a.m. a mile from the club, police sources say they were boxed in by three vehicles in industrial area. four to six men jumped out and pulled two guns. early was robbed of gold chains with medallions and jewelry and gold caps from his tee

i'll have that story. >>> those stories and much more all new tonight when chuck and i see you at 6:00. linda? >> thank you, shiba. >>> if you get a drone under the tree this christmas, you'll need to register if with the government. the federal aviation administration is requiring all drone owners to register their devices in a national database set to launch next month. registering will be free for the first 30 days and then cost you for a three-year certificate. the database wil make it easier to locate anyone involved in a drone crash or incident. >>> and hiverboards may be a hot holiday gift, but if you haven't bought one yet, it will get a lot harder. they say they want proof that the boards meet safety standards and that's after some reported fires possibly due to overcharged batteries. swagway is now insisting that their boards are safe and just the brakes on all of their hoverboard sales. >>> we've been enjoying unseasonably weather, old man winter has been ornery out west. take a look at the scene just west of salt lake city. a foot of snow on the ground there. as much as 18 inches

. >> dari: thank you linda. from the moment the gunfire started there was chaos inside the inland regional center. we have the story from witnesses and survivors, he is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: we're learning more about the story. the further we get it in time away from the shooting the closer we have gotten to those nearest to the horror that i am told inside that social service building in san bernardino. >> my daughter was in there. she texted us and said there's a shooter. >> whether you are inside or a loved one that was it played out in a disjointed way. michael, set on a random tuesday, or something. he got a text no parent wants to waiting for cops. i pray for her. >> brandon hon who works at the building drove right up to it. i was coming back from running and aaron, as soon as i was about to turn into the building a cop car started surrounding the building and blocking up the road. >> reporter: for brandon and others it was something out of the ordinary here, attack from a . are th

steve: thank you linda. jennifer: reaction after former nba star targets after former nba star targets female basketball players. steve: re-gifting, a lot of people do it but the key is not getting busted. how to re-gift without getting caught. jennifer: it's not just new yorkers confused over the mild weather. the scientists bring that are popping up all over our area. dunkin's new sweet black pepper with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches, freshly made all day, so you can enjoy them any type of way, any time of day. that's breakfast whenevs. america runs on dunkin'. steve: an interesting ruling out of new jersey where the supreme court ruled four packets of heroin a suspect kicked out of his pants while exiting a police cruiser can be used against them in court to the ruling overturning two previous ruling saying they were inadmissible. the issue that the suspect ha

. >> thank you, linda. >> this is a public affairs >>> we're closing in on 7:00. >> coming up on a saturday morning here on "today," all the latest developments on that attack in san bernardino. what we're learning about the female shooter, her pledge to isis, even a new scare overnight. >> >> plus new safety concerns about one of the hottest gift this is holiday season, hover boards. >> guys, with all due respect, i think you're forgetting a certain meteorologist superstar that will be joining you this morning. is he over there? all right. we'll see. >> there he is. >> he's in the orange room. network lights. man. we'll seedyou in late, guys. >>> it's time for this morning's pet profile. we're talking about how to keep your pets safe during the holiday season. good morning. a lot of new stuff goes up in the house when the holidays are here, the trees and deck orations decorations. >> that's right. you really have to watch the string, the ribbons, the little toys, little afternoonment ornaments. all of those if your cat or dog eats them, can get lodged in ed d ed d in their stomach and make

back to linda, you say you were evacuated. how far away were you taken? >> i wasn't evacuated, we own a home on the old town island which is adjacent to the address hotel. as they were evacuating the old town island, we just went inside of our house, closed and locked the doors and turned off the lights on the bottom floor and didn't answer when they banged because we didn't want to be herded with hundreds of thousands of pedestrians through the streets. we felt like we were much safer just staying at home, but they were evacuating the whole area. >> but you chose to stay, but your area was evacuated? >> yes. our area has been evacuated but we have chosen to stay. we feel like even if the burj, the address collapses in on itself, it's not going to reach this far and we're safer staying at home than we would be out on the streets, you know, shuffling around with 100,000 other people. >> right. so tell us about the address hotel. we're showing it right now 626 apartments, 196 hotel rooms. so people live there. other people, tourists, come there to stay. it'

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linda? reporter: yeah. first of all, good evening to both of you. when you think about this whatever happened in san bernardino, the endless number of shootings we have had at college and elsewhere in public places when you hear gunfire at place hook the mall, that your mind goes to. as you can imagine today when it happened here it was pandemonium. >> i heard ap pooing sond like a stand falling down and glass shattering. this hep pooing that shoppers heard was gunfire inside of the roosevelt field mall. >> i looked at my right and we saw 5 to 600 people running the scared. >> nassau county police say the suspect seen here in handcuffs attempted to rob a high-end jewelry store. the subject entity of the section of what we believe to be the store. reporter: police say security tried to stop the suspect there was struggle and his gun fired. >> during that robbery, the perpetrator fired one shot that shot injured a mall employee, shot in the shoulder area. >> the 67-year-old mall employee who when that corridor outside of the store is in serious condit

you. >> linda, thanks so much for that are report. >> tonight, two people are dead. a dozen others are left homeless after a raging fire ripped through apartment building in brooklyn. the blaze broke out around 1:00 this morning on richardson street in williamsburg. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. no word on what caused the fire. >> good news tonight for new jersey toddler hit in the face with a tray bull receipt. hospital in a expected to make full recovery. >> one-year-old was sitting in the backseat of the family's parked car yesterday in jersey city when a bullet shattered the car's window and hit the child. over the weekend, the boy had successful srg troy remove pieces of the bullet anglais. far glob arrest. >> take a look at this video. the nypd wants your help wanted. now this video of the attack which happened this morning on avenue m in midwood. one suspect hit the victim in the head and continued to beat him on the ground. both then went through the pocket and stole the wallet. the victim was not seriously injured. >> three hiker rescued the moun

thank you, linda. >> the! on stage during the deadly terror attack in paris at a concert hall returned to the city of light tonight. >> the band join u2 on stage in pars are and performed emotional rendition of patty smith's people have the power. onsetter after the paris attacks which left 130 people dead including 89 at the concert hall. 50 eight crime detectives trying to determine who vandalized over thing with weekend and these are pictures of the damaged which was knock over friday saturday saturday night. it happened hours after it was lit to mark the first night of hanukkah. fortunately, the menorah was repaired in time for tonight's lighting ceremony. >> those of us who were committed to freedom and to goodness and values and to morality and light will penetrate whatever darkness may come our way. >> take away. as you can see, as for the vandalism, they believe the same person is responsible for both. >> former giants' end and jetstar pleaded guilty today to tax evasion chase in new any prison time. h

thank you. linda. officer charged with murder on 2014 fatal shooting of black teen mcdonald pleaded not guilty in court today. dashcam video was released last month showing veteran officer shooting mcdonald 16 times, teenager armed with a knife was veering away from officers when haven't dike opened fire -- van dyke opened fire. the family wants the entire trial to be televised. >> we believe it would be in the best interest of fairness and justice for this case if it was televised from gavel to gavel. steve: van dyke's next hearing is january 29. >> more protests in cleveland after grand jury decided not to indict the white police officer in the fatal shoots of tamir rice. they will move quickly on the review of the 12-year-old's rice was carrying what turned out to be a realistic looking pallet gun. steve: former glee star, played noah pucker man, police say selling was taken into custody after served a warrant in l.a., police found more than a thousand images of child sexual exploitation on his com

they shut down the gas lines initially but you would still have pockets of gas trapped and -- >> i guess that's -- >> -- exploded. >> i guess that's right. linda, you have been -- >> yeah. >> i appreciate your insight and your help with this in describing the eaccepts of what looked to be a horrific fire that would surely claim lives, and turns out, at least so far, based on the information, that everybody got out alive. linda edwards, thank you very much. >>> let's turn now to john huddy who is live in jerusalem with additional information. john? >> reporter: greg, according to the dubai media office, their official twitter page, dubai's department of tourism and commerce says that guests were evacuated from the address hotel will be provided alternative hotel accommodations. so the number of people evacuated will have somewhere to go. not be stranded. it's it's quite a contrast, gregg, when you saw the ongoing fire, the fear that engulfed the one side of the building so quickly when it first started, and then on the other side you see the celebration, people ringing in the new year there in dubai, just across the same area of dubai, at the b

steve: thank you. linda. traffic a mess in westchester. the sawmill river parkway reopening one lane at exit 4 in yonkers. one suspect is dead. another in custody after a police chase ended on the sawmill near mcclain avenue. the incident started in the bronx when they tried to pull a car over. it took off, the driver driving the wrong way and colliding with other cars. one suspect was apprehended at the scene. a second took off into the woods police. that investigation continues as we speak. dari: police are on the hunt for a driver who shot a young mom in an apparent road rage incident. it happened on sunrise highway last night. police say that nicole mcdowell was riding in a hyundai driven by her boyfriend with their seat. when they spotted a light colored minivan that was weaving on the road. the driver of the minivan pulled alongside the hyundai and fired two shots, wounding her in the leg and hand. >> the vehicles engaged in dangerous conflict, passing each other, flashing their high beam. the couple pulled in front of the other vehi

i will send it back to you now and continue to give you updates from loma linda hospital. >> kayna, thanks you very much. we also want to go to matt gutman at the inland region nat center. brian ross come back to you on this. matt was reporting about half an hour ago that most of the employees seem to have left the situation, even though the police said the area had not been cleared it was much quieter there on the scene at inland. >> the tension at that site seems to have lessened. and matt was reporting to us that all of the employees have been asked not to speak to reporters, to him, while they're debriefed by the state police and local police there as to the best description of what they can tell about these men. they'll be looking for voice, accent, height, weight, age, anything to help identify these three gunmen. >> how much information do the police need to determine whether these individuals were actually in their system in some fashion? >> it would be difficult if there are no fingerprints, if they're wearing gloves, if there's no dna left behind. they're in the dark. this is a h

you missed when mom was sick. i missed twice in the marines. and danny in fallujah. thanks erin with pneumonia. linda: shh! shh! ll: happy thanksgiving! (cheering) (laughs) hello. so good to see you. hi. what, are you trying to give me another heart attack? (laughter) frank: well, it ain't the reagan dining room, but under the circumstances... linda: i know we co be home this year, but that doesn't mean a little bit of home can't be with us. my turkey platter. (laughter) uldn't it's nice to see you smile again, grandpa. that's... just the drugs talking. danny: yeah, well... (clears throat) thanksgiving wouldn't han the same without you, gramps. not by a long shot. glad you could make it, pop. ve bee if it's okay with you guys, i'd like to say grace. heavenly father, on this thanksgiving day, we give pause to give thanks to you for your many blessings. linda. for this food which we are about to receive from your bounty. for for your love. to dr. durrell. and for all those less fortunate in this season of giving, and for those who opened their door to them, and for the loving family at this table. amen. all: amen.

. >> i find it inexcusable we were not informed about this when you found out. linda crawford believes that her building has made her sick. >> i'm sick now. will i have lung cancer when i get older? tom: officials say they messed up after radon tests were done in 2012. he should have retested schools over the limit and done something to bring the levels down, but for three years, they have done nothing. >> i don't have any good answers. the best we can do at this point is do what we should have done in 2012. , the testing meade that should have happened in 2012 is scheduled to happen this week. montgomery county school officials say they will retest all the other schools as well in this time they will be a lot quicker to publish the results. reporting live in rockville, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom. thatng rain and cold air has been here a couple days. we are looking at more rain tomorrow. how will that impact the morning commute? let's find out for meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: from the belfort furniture weather center, the fog is settlin

>> thank you linda 21 tech i'd like to look at the third page of the budget i have a question about amendment 7 which is not documented here so the project team used the funds through amendment 6 on the around the 12 of union since that time we've been working on amendment 7 in conjunction with dbi and i find it concerning the work on june 12th go forward is in no way where he remembered working on the project june 12th there october 5th with full this go be knowledge dbi has signed amendment a 7 so i find it concerning and want to understand the logic not being represented. >> can i ask how much money. >> through the chair. >> we're still doing public comment. >> that was the ideas of through the chair. >> so you have a question commissioner walker. >> amendment 7. >> amendment 7 is 1 mount you will million dollars, 4 hundred thousand is allocated to the planning department for future enhancements primarily amendment 7 was the result of february 2015 look at some of the larger caps requirements and additional functionality that dbi required to go live originally they were plans for phase two

linda? here's how seen nior skwz straightening. >> talking about their grandchild and how happy they are that one is going into college. and then the scammer will sit next to them and say, oh, you have a granddaughter linda. they're saying this in chinese. she's in trouble, she's in danger. >> reporter: they write articles they have offered protection from notices olympic jewels, before he put it in a bag and i will bless it for you, then your son or grandson will be safe. >> but if they disappear with the jewelry? >> then that person is never heard of again. >> i never heard it, but that sounds terrible. >> it's one of the top scams now targeting seniors. >> so you develop a team popular to to. . please be careful, don't listen to anybody. >> the older person might not. >> they're very trusting. their families so there will be no more aces, but an important part is preventive. >> it is tough to catch these scam artists because they don't leave any electronic devices or leave a paper trail. but the d.o. says it's important so they can track a parnl. the grand parentsch. we want to make sure that you don't gk the next victim. storm today, we announce the winners of its schlupkey

why wouldn't you want to do that. linda and gus, over to you. >>> "star wars: the force awakens" has proven it is a force to be reckoned with at the box office. >> i think the dog is a force to be reckoned with. very cute. the movie will set a record for best opening weekend ever. huge. the company estimates that the latest "star wars" film will make more than $215 million at the domestic box office this weekend. the force awakens already set a one day record opening on thursday with 57 million in ticket sales. >> people liking it too. >> good reviews. >>> right after the break, this week's visiones. >>> and how to keep your pets fit as the temperatures start to dip. plus, some adorable animals looking for a home today. >>> serve up a tasty holiday meal with ideas from a top new york chef. we've got the recipes on our website. >> here's a look at what chef antonio is recommending in this week's visiones. >> there is a public affairs presentation from news 4 new york, visiones. >> get a taste of the mediterranean and other k

i will send it back to you now and continue to give you updates from loma linda hospital. >> kayna, thanks you very much. we also want to go to matt gutman at the inland region nat center. we don't have matt right now. brian ross come back to you on this. matt was reporting about half an hour ago that most of the employees seem to have left the situation, even though the been cleared it was much quieter there on the scene at inland. >> the tension at that site seems to have lessened. and matt was reporting to us that all of the employees have been asked not to speak to reporters, to him, while they're debriefed by the state police and local police there as to the best description of what they can tell about these men. they'll be looking for voice, accent, height, weight, age, anything to help identify these three gunmen. >> how much information do the police need to determine whether these individuals were actually in their system in some fashion? >> it would be difficult if there are no fingerprints, if they're wearing gloves, if there's no dna left behind. they're in the dark. this is a

linda, thanks for joining us. thank you. thanks for joining us around siouxland. >> we're getting an up-close look at one of saturn's moons. nasa's cassini spacecraft took this picture of "prometheus" earlier this week. you can make out details of the moon's pock-marked surface, as well as one of saturn's iconic rings this is one of cassini's highest resolution views yet of prometheus. ben, not a forecast for snow lovers. anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaiai, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible

he's a spokesperson for loma linda medical center. can you tell us what you have received in term of casualties to your hospital? >> sure. sure. absolutely. we have received four adults patients so far here at the medical center. we have received word that we should expect three more on the way. we have a lot of people standing by ready to help. gunshots wounds? >> i can't confirm -- i don't know what the nature of the wounds are, but all of these people have come from the area. >> i know there's a network of hospitals in that area. do you know how many hospitals are receiving casualties from this event? >> i don't know of other hospitals specifically that are receiving them, but i suspect that there are one or two others fairly close to the area that might be. >> and what does this mean in terms of your hospital? when something like this happens, how does the word motion? >> when we get word on something like this from wherever, from law enforcement or as things start to arrive, we immediately go into an emergency situation here in our er, a

that's the way we're going to fight terrorism in this country. >> linda, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> martin o'malley visited a mosque and community center in virginia, referring to trump as an unscrupulous he said trump and others politicians like him are trying to tear america apart. o'malley is polling far behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders for the democratic nomination. >>> damage of a southern california islamic mosque today. fire contained to the front lobby. the mosque leader says people who were there at the time believed the fire was intentionally set. the mosque was also hit by gun fire back in november of 2014. >>> canada is welcoming syrian rfertion. threfugees. the first group was flown in last night. robert ray has the story. >> reporter: a joyous moment in toronto as 163 syrian refugees landed safely all of them anxiously awaiting their new lives. >> this is a wonderful night where we get to show not just a plane load of new canadians what canada is all about, we get to show the world how to open our hearts and welcome

. >> reporter: linda who you heard from also tells fox 25 that was the worst winter she has dealt with in her 55 years. linda also thinks that boston just isn't equipped for all the snow and she upgrades. for now we are in newton. malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> it is cold out there no doubt about it. some freezing cold temperatures to the west through. watertown, 29 for you new woburn but 26 carlyle and 25 in westin. there are some chilly temperatures back here. chelmsford to tyngsboro and getting off easy either. hanson is 30 but it's 29 in brockton. it's also 30 at the coast in duxbury this evening. to the west in worcester county some 20s here. fitchburg 24 . holden is at 31 but north borough at 28 as well. southeast south central vermont into northwestern 21 and 22 right along the the connecticut river. those valley locations tend to hold the cold air that's why when we're talking about potential for some freezing rain that was a place that i highlighted as that

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local 5's jenna rehnstrom reports. " he could just not wake up one day, you know um, sorry. linda davis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with every day. her husband george has congestive years they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breathe, i couldn't lay down, it was like my lungs were collapsing. and they took 19 point something liters of fluid out of my lungs. when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system.but, the past month has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery and it sends a signal to one of the receivers that will tell us an estimate of the pressure inside the lungs. and

those stories and a lot more all new tonight when david and i see you at 6:00. linda? >>> some parents in connecticut are outraged tonight after a teacher changed the lyrics to a christmas classic. the fifth and sixth grade music teacher at a stafford elementary school was teaching the children "silent night." but when it came time to sing the words "holy night," she had them say "solstice night" instead. one parent was so upset, she called us prompts ing a heated debate. others agree with her. >> it should be "holy night." >> this is absolutely ridiculous. it's the christmas season, let's sing christmas carols. in strasburg didn't receive any dmants and didn't know about it until the parent called that radio station. >>> we're starting to see them on social media more and more. the cold and snow lovers, you're like, where is winter, is it ever going to get cold? the answer is not right now. a warmup is coming our way over the next few days. we're back to the 50s and 60s by the weekend. so yeah, day by day it gets warmer and warmer. today's high temperatures, we were a

linda, always a pleasure to see you. thank you, great to be here. this time of year the need especially great for the food bank. how can individuals and organizations in this community help you meet your goal? it's really very simple. hunger is a huge problem and there are a lot of people that are struggling with it. you're right, the holiday season is really built around food. how many of our gatherings are food oriented. you've got families that are trying to buy gifts and pay heating bills and those things and still provide meals so it becomes a very challenging time. it is a solvable problem. the two things we need most: we need people to make those financial donations so that we can go out and purchase the foods we need or of course to bring us the food. food drives at this time of year are phenomenal. if you drive around town you'll find a lot of compmpies and businesses that are doing food drives for us. sticker and logo on them so you know that it's coming to the food bank and helping people all across siouxland. what are the things you want

live, david and linda, back to you in the studio. >> we thank you for update. the gunman in last month's planned parent hood shooting says he's guilty and there won't be a trial in his case. deer also called himself a warrior for the babies. prosecutors say the 57-year-old was the man who on november 27th >> police on staton island investigating the shooting death of an elderly couple. officers found the bodies of the 71-year-old man and 68-year-old woman inside a home. we're told they were boy friend and girl friend and investigators have not yet released the names of the victims. >> this is new at 5:30. a police officer suspended following an alleged domestic violence incident. he was accused of breakin g into his ex-girl friend's apartment and attacking her. the police chief said the department takes domestic violence seriously and and internal investigation is under way. >> in new jersey a former nba player arguing his case as he awaits sentencing on fraud charges. tate squlorj was convicted in 2013 and what prosecutors say he's representing himself. he cla

were you able to hear that, linda robinson? >> yes, i was. >> we could handle this in one p day or a shortow period of time. >> obviously, the u.s. has a tremendous amount of fire power and we have been conducting an air war.physic i didn't mention that, and we can talk about that more. what you achieve from the air is physical destruction and if you don't have the rules of things engagement that have been c applied, you can have mass civilian casualties. there's also this central question of then what. who is going to come along er behind to guarantee the peace rt andd that ensure these areas doe become a terrorist sanctuary s leave or minute youin stop bombing and that's why in e approach is being taken to work through indigenous forces in iraq and syria so you have an end game. i think that's why there's a lot of disappointment about u.s. military activities over the i past year. the end game can take a long while. it can take a generation to work with these forces and build enough competency there so they can do it, but i t

breads-- those are the things we focus on," said food bank of siouxland executive director, linda scheid. if you would like to donate to the food bank of siouxland, visit our website and the link will be inside the story. a cloudy sunday throughout sunday for more we'll toss it over to meterologist tj springer temperatures are mild all across siouxland with most towns feeling the lower to middle 40's. but how long does the warmth last? a cold front is scooting its way through the region and will pass through the area this afternoon and evening. temperatures will begin to fall off quite substantailly through for most spots bottoming out in it was shaping up to be a relatively quiet third democratic debate last night pitted against an nfl game and christmas programs on television but a data theft scandal and a fight between the candidates and the democratic national committee gave new intrigue to saturday night's proceedings. nbc's chris pollone has a wrap up for us tonight. << a day after a data breach controversy led to a war of words between the bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaigns, bot

host: linda robinson is our guest. screen ifs are on the you want to participate in this conversation. sam in manassas, virginia, the republican line. caller: yes, good morning. let me say this. first of all, we could get rid of isis in one day. they would drop an atomic weapon on that city a net would be it. haram, they keep kidnapping and raping all these people. when they run through the woods, napalm them. the reason we don't get rid of these people is because then who are we going to fight? we have a $700 billion military budget. we need to keep that up. if you didn't fight these people, we wouldn't need of them. host: i think we got the point, sam. were you able to hear that? guest: yes, i was. i think this is a very important point. obviously, the u.s. has a tremendous amount of power, and we have been conducting in air war -- an air war. what you achieve from the air is physical destruction. and if you don't have the rules of engagement that have been applied, you can have mass civilian casualties. and those things can create their own

linda. big difference there. if yourra linda your commute will be fine, but if you are getting on before terra linda i'm glad i correct this. there is a lot of slow traffic. 7:49. >>> we do have mostly sunny skies. partly cloudy, though. waiting on a system which will be here on thursday. maybe a bigger wind producer than rainfall, but we'll ease into that by tomorrow. our system did give a lot of high clouds right when people started taking pictures. and kevin levee, one of the friends of the show, very weather knowledgeable, sunrise in sausalito. thank you kevin. we appreciate. that some of the lows this morning, before the clouds came in they did dip into the 20s for a few. fair field 29, lake port 29. had another report near clear lake of 29. lima valley in marin county did make to the 30. that's a cold air. danville 31, and there were many up north, but i tried to get as close to home as i could. partly cloudy as our system is now spreading inclouds. lows are still cold but oh my gosh this is a heat wave compared t

you're here with us right now. >> and you, too. >> linda elrbee, everybody. >> bye, bye. tomorrow night on >>> what a great show day. >> great to see linda ellerbee here. >> oh, adore her. will smith will be here tomorrow. >> will frell later in the week have a great day, everybody.manufacturer clai can stop on thursday, the fda cleared d the "x-stat-30" wound dressing for use by the general population. itit had preously been used only on the battle-field. the sponge be used to threatening where a tourniquet cannot be used, the armpit. . " (john steinbaugh/vp, revmedx) "after multiple roroons in iraq and afanistan, it wawa always the samam guys, we need better products that control hemorrhaging. you could rapidly apply this product to many people and save a lot of time." jessica rarae: e sponges can be used for up to four hours... allowing time fo an injured person to receive medical care.. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: 've got some rain and mixed precip to deal with this mornin another system will approach us tomorrow. we rain and snow combo tomorrow

and we do recognize the you also need paid leave. linda access to high-quality but the bipartisan majority and richard nixon vetoed and we go backwards. surratt the height of the baby boom is is not just about children but the elders and the disabled it is not the primary issue but the thought the way you just described the pentagon but there is also economic potential if we expand day care for children to think more holistic plea about daycare for seniors we don't really step back in value this type of work. the idea of a on-site day care is so brilliant. when i was held committee chair i worked incessantly with the union that work with the clerical in janitorial staff was to get the on site day care. what the another positive thing is the children are children of the chief surgeon and the janitor. were the general or the admiral but you get my point. so i think that is important for a the policy looking at the bottom up whether it is restructuring were building buildings how do we start with the question of what do they need at every lev

>> thank you linda 21 tech i'd like to look at the third page of the budget i have a question about amendment 7 which is not documented here so the project team used the funds through amendment 6 on the around the 12 of union since that time we've been working on amendment 7 in conjunction with dbi and i find it concerning the work on june 12th go forward is in no way where he remembered working on the project june 12th there october 5th with full this go be knowledge dbi has signed amendment a 7 so i find it concerning and want to understand the logic not being represented. >> can i ask how much money. >> through the chair. >> we're still doing public comment. >> that was the ideas of through the chair. >> so you have a question commissioner walker. >> amendment 7. >> amendment 7 is 1 mount you will million dollars, 4 hundred thousand is allocated to the planning department for future enhancements primarily amendment 7 was the result of february 2015 look at some of the larger caps requirements and additional functionality that dbi required to go live originally they were plans for phase two

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has off to the spokesperson from the loma linda center. sometimes you have to notoriety person to put before the camera. usually not the doctor or the medical technician. lou: it's nice to see so much pride expressed by the spokeswoman for loma linda, representing as she does, all of those terrific surgeons, doctors, nurses caring for the victims, this tragic day, it's uplifting. i want to turn if i may very quickly to dr. daniel volger. he's a forensic psychiatrist as well. good to have you with us. i would like to get your sense of based on what we know, i'm going to ask you straight out. what in the hell is going none this country? >> well, lou, we have reset our societal thermostat. this has become the new normal. but this particular incident unlike some softers that have been more recent. i think this one is different since we have multiple shooters and we don't have a clear motive, i said this on your show before. this is the price of living in a presociety. if we want to have the things that make up being americans, i think we'll have to accept t

linda ellerbee tomorrow. us. >> it's so nice to be here with you. >> all these years. two generatiwns of talking -- two generations have been with you. >> it is. really. we have some kids that were 10 when we started that now have 10-year-olds that are watching. we have kids that grew up watching us that worked d the show. until we produced the last show. >> we had many in our s sff here that are so excited because they grew up watching. what was the most challenging story in your 25 years that you had to explain to children? >> oh, without queststn, aids. it w w -- when we started d '91, it was a huge, huge story. not that it shouldn't be today. but, it was then. and, the problem with explaining aids was, you have to explain, you have to talk about sex. >> right. >> and in our age group of 9 to 14, there are kids in there who actually haven't had the sex talk from their parents yet. so it was tricky. how do i talk about aids without talking about sex? ll, you can't, really. >> you hadado keep all these things in mind. you know your audience. you always have been that

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joining me from loma linda medical center, jason leopold, and my understanding is you also got a chance to talk to some people who saw that shootout with the suv. >> yes, indeed, chris. what i was struck by was the fact that many of the people that live in the community, who came out this evening, and earlier in the day to discuss what they saw, they were somewhat desensitized to what took place. many of these people are residents, they live a few blocks away from the regional center. they say gun violence and shootings are a regular occurrence here in san bernardino. it happens every day. there's a woman who came out, she wanted to make sure we in the media did not forget her son was killed in a shooting, a gang-related shooting several years ago. and there was a sense that people felt a bit angry that there's this massive law enforcement presence and suddenly san bernardino was on the map. and they were more or less discussing how, you know, gun violence shootings are just a regular occurrence. an everyday part of life here in this community. it was fascinating in a somewhat tragic wa