to catch up on the movies and see the new one. the movie was released at midnight and has already broken records. broken the record for the most tickets sold for any film over its entire theatrical run and it just hit theaters. it made more than 57 million dollars for last nights show a loan. that's more than $14 million for harry potter and the deathly hallows. local theater where we are getting the first look. i was hoping to see some people behind you. you were there this morning and it was crickets. they started the schilling's early this morning, didn't they? -- the show wings early this morning, didn't they? >> the show wings started at 12:15 this afternoon. these are people getting tickets for later shows but it has already started for this hour. not too late at least. there are a few shows still open. they had sold out for the 5:30 showing and at midnight but they are keeping this rolling throughout the day. we talked about some of those record-breaking numbers. movie ticketing websites say presales for star wars program record for most tickets sold in history. actually cr

you need them. we want all americans when they look at washington to see spending going down, taxes going down, debt going down. we want to see progress and we want to have pride. we want people to believe in our future again. we want a country where no one is stuck, where no one settles, where everyone can rise. and on the world stage, it is no different. we want a confident america. a purposeful america. we want to know we stand for freedom and show it. not with bluster or bravado, but with calm steady action. we want our military to command respect and to inspire confidence from our allies. and when they come home, we want to give our veterans the care they deserve. we want our president -- [ applause ] we want our president, whatever the party, to always keep an eye on our interests and never turn a blind eye to the truth. we want america to lead again. that is the america that we need. that is not the america we have right now. the people are not confident. they're downright anxious. and they have every right to be. but there is reason for hope. especially for conservatives. th

the second time public works has put its new plow wing formation to the test... the tactic uses up at five snow plows at once -- only on the major roads -- and clears them in one pass. plows will remove snow on the major roads first -- then work their way inwards to the residential side streets. last night --- crews laid a salt - brine solution on the road to help the snow not stick the road.. and crews say that along with road temperatures helped make today's snow removal easier. the public works directors say that was not the only thing that worked in 551404 - i think it helps that were in- between holidays so a lot of people on vacation and of course children are out of school makes for lower traffic but i think a lot of people i think are exercising discretion by just staying home snow routes are in the effect throught des moines... as well as many of the surrounding communities. we have all that information on our website w-h-o tv dot com. remember you can stay updated on the road conditions with our free weather app. "13 warn me" has the latest road conditions...along with the l

people working at the counter. they connec can do this with the security or passport controls, thus wiping in the grimy corners. they boarded the plane, made themselves comfortable and took off. it was amazing what money could do. as the plane climbed higher than and got an error view of the country. it's hilly slopes with green and red breadfruit. ash black rocks surrounded the island. at the center was one of the world's largest active volcanoes. it's every bit as pretty as neighboring islands which between them attacks hundreds of thousands of tourists a year. and yet on the ground and natural beauties is unaware. most people not heard of it. those who have can't believe it's a sovereign nation at all. the country's most distinction featured is a series of friend tony coup d'États often perpetrated by foreign mercenaries. the islands became is cloud cuckoo land. what is it that is made to rank among the most poorest nations in the world? what were they doing wrong? [applause] >> so now i'm going to ask a few questions, then before too long will go to questions from you. so we wi

the refugee program a few weeks ago, i made very clear at the there would not be a religious test, there would be a security test. that is because freedom of religion, freedom of religion is constitutional principle. it's a founding principle of this country. normally, i do not comment on what's going on in the presidential election. will take an exception today. conservatism. what was proposed yesterday is forwhat this party stands and more importantly, it's not for.this country stands not only are their may many muss armed forcesr dying for this country, there are muslims serving right here in the house, working every day and defend the constitution. some of our best and biggest allies in this struggle and fight against radical islamic are muslims. the vast, vast, vast majority of whom are peaceful, who believe freedom,ism, democracy, individual rights. i told our members this morning to always strive to live up to our highest ideals, to uphold those principles in the we swearion on which every two years we will defend. that's why we are here and that why we are going to stay he

should be doing this voluntarily because we're at war. it's good verses evil. they should be compelled to help the good guys win. it's the good guys that allow the opinions and the social media companies to assist in the first place. >> yeah, so that's the argument that basically the tech companies should do this if they're compelled or whatever. is it a private companies responsibility or is it practical or realistic to do this for them? >> i have the disagree with susie on this. it's impractical as you point out. on twitter there's 500 million tweets a day and people up load 163,000 photos per second. i mean it's just unreal. the other part is that we ding the government for not going to a bottom line. there's no profit. that's why cannot build the profit and highways on time if budget. flip it around. it's the same thing with the companies. if you're the person working at twitter and in charge fof the funds, are you going to say that we're going to take an hour a day and work on the terrorism? no, when it comes to the performance review, someone is going to say that you di

are winning against the u.s. may have been at any point since 2011. ? government can prevent more major attacks if they wogjapan and south korea agree today to resolve the comfort women issue. this involves women who were forced to work for japanese soldiers during worla new foundation to support former korean comfort women, at about $8.3 million. they believe the issue has been resolved in a final and your reversible manner. >> back here in the u.s., the denver broncos quarterback being manning is denying using performance enhancing drugs while recovering from a neck injury in 2011. his reaction comes after a documentary on professional and waits -- professional athletes was posted online. he says he is disgusted and >> i cannot speak for any other athlete. i know what i have done. i know how hard i have worked during my 18 years in the nfl. i have done it the long way, the hard way. seeing these lies is a complete and total joke, it is complete defamation, it takes me off -- t icks me off. >> the video was posted by a man who claims to be a pharmacist who had the drugs. he later

warfare. >> water your thoughts? >> it really isn't that a new. they always used the tail at the time. you very river in the old old-- half better truck that looked like kiev office to put out the media in an oddball dash london. it is the broadcast media that was the figure in the vat babies. there is the propaganda is of the state isn't the isis way is revolutionary compared to that of other groups. a lot is given a loss tibet that the seoul '88 but it your testimony you say to talk about the good guys that are heavily outnumbered >> yes. look as they condemn the islamic state. most newspapers or television stations or public leaders muslim or non muslim so if you look at the world war production of media, no doubt there are more of us they of them. people are searching for this type of stuff with a subculture with that niche day radically outnumber everyone else. >> memory is an organization founded s.a. a pie in the year from the middle east to the voice is the use of words of the region such as terrorism and reform in the up muslim world and to present the tools that is key infor

propaganda is not that new. they use the tools that are available at the time. they appropriated. in the old days, when al qaeda first started they try to open an office in london to put out its media. later on it latched onto the phenomenon of an arab broadcasting. there is terrorist media and then there is the propaganda of the islamic state. the isis way of doing things is revolutionary. the message is not new. the way that they are doing it is something that other terrorists have not been able to do it in the same way that the isis does it. said that in the highly charged space we are talking about, the good guys are heavily outnumbered. alberto: most people in the world condemned the islamic state. newspapers or television oppose those guys. will have the production of media worldwide, if you look at hollywood, if you look at madison avenue, there is no doubt that there are more of us than there are of them. but if you look at the narrow space where people are searching for this type of stuff, this they radically outnumber everybody else who is sending out those messages. memri is t

accused of killing douglas reyes yesterday at the playground in seabrook maryland. police say he was sitting on a bench and the suspect walked over to stab him for no apparent reason. >> he had been diagnosed with mental illnesses so i don't know what could have happened for this to take place. i'm in shock. a weather story from missouri. 13 people died from flooding in the last few days. most of the deaths are from the people trying to stride through the floodwaters. the mississippi record is expected to crest above the records in 1993. you wonder how it is tonight at the local airport. karetny is live -- brianne carter is live at reagan national. for some it's smooth sailing but for others, look at the red on the arrival and the departure board. severe weather over the weekend plaguing the holiday travelers trying to get to their destination. many people spent extra time here but others spent days in d.c. after they showed up to find out the flight had been canceled altogether. >> we are headed to louisiana. >> when were you supposed to leave? >> day before yesterday. >> checking o

around 1:00 this morning and found a man suffering fr us that wound who later died at the hospital. investigators say the victim was walking through the companother individual and after a brief argument, the party separated.several hours later, the suspect confronted the victim and the other indivi again and pulled a knife on them, killing one man. krystal: thank you so much as we welcome you in, for joining us. dana: we begin with back-to-back terror plots at of a global celebration. authorities say they foiled aplot to attack a new year's celebrations in europe. hill reports. bill: two attacks plan on teedo's capital cities. police arrested two men believed to be isis bombers who came from syria and planned attacks on boris where crowds can -- traditionally gathered to celebrate the new year. police brought suicide vest and explosive devices in what prosecutors described as an isis e-house. to those months ago, isis suicide bombers killed more than 100 people at a peace rally. further north in belgium, two men were arrested on suspicion of planning to attack new year crowds near

technology impacts the entertainment business. -- at acertain way, certain time of day, using is not the only thing you want to listen to. warning commute is a certain -- morning commute is a certain hypothesis. maybe you do not want music, maybe you want the news or the weather report or a clip of jimmy fallon. there is some other content that you want to experience during that period of time and that is testing tosis we are see if people are interested in testing that. >> than sunday at 630, ohio governor john kasich at the council of foreign relations on rebuilding international alliances. >> thanks to my 18 years, i knew many months ago that the only way to solve this problem was to call for an international coalition to defeat isis in syria and iraq. with to join with our nato allies to organize the international coalition to defeat isis on the ground and to deny them the territory they need to survive. those with long experience know that an air campaign on its own is simply not enough. >> for more schedule information go to our website. businessrsons having before the hono

all right by route 17. take a look at the scene. police are out here trying to get some answers. the problem started right by the suspect's car off in the distance and they tell us he was armed with a bb gun. police investigating a shooting involving two of their own and a 46-year-old suspect named mad crew chaseman. it happened right off of route 17 during some sort of confrontation. they found a bb gun at the scene painted over to make it look like a real weapon. >> i heard gunshots at 3:00 a.m. >> five to seven in a row. >> the sound woke up kim. she lives down the block and called 911. she looked out the window to see what happened. >> a million cop cars and detectives. it's scary it happened right outside your back door. >> investigators say the problems initially started when matthew chaseman of new jersey crashed his car here early this morning. it's sitting outside of an office building. the back window of his sedan is shattered. a security guard saw him sitting in the vehicle after the crash and called police. it's unclear if he opened fire at officers when they arrived or w

give you their money. >> it was similar at the company. sharyl: 15 cam -- if team cammo dared to let vets delay while in combat, they would be called on the carpet. >> they wanted to continue to be paid. sharyl: even if they were in a combat zone. >> yes. management's guiding wisdom was get their ass in class. sharyl: he showed us the sales tactics that work. in a chat on the website, he asks about costs and benefits, but cannot get direct answers. >> it is fairly frustrating that they are trying to tie me in and get me closer, so they can work toward selling the school. sharyl: devry officials declined an on camera interview, but said they have a long history of serving veterans and military personnel dating back to the 1940's. "we offer quality academics and student services with flexibility." former congressman steve gunderson leads the maine national for college profit trade group. >> if anyone has a bad outcome, that is a problem. sharyl: he says for profits are under assault from opponents and competitors. >> i have never before seen a situation where a sector is the target of

states. more than three to five people have been told by a mass shooting at the hands of non-muslims. we didn't see 24/accident coverage of the victims and perpetrators or the the perpetrators or the privileges were the political identity will. those people have been told mercilessly but the focus of has-been mainly on a few acts in the community that had been condemned. so we all have to work together to put things in perspective. no one would deny the existence but also the exaggeration is that gives an oversight per trail of reality and i think the media plays a role in math. >> what might be your comment on the statement that mentioned donald trump is the best recruitment tool? [laughter] i happen to agree with her and i said similar stuff that the statements were helping isis because he is playing into their hands in helping isis. to scare the public and help the public to be scared like they are trying to do they couldn't defeat the united states but but they have to do is to divide them and scare us so my message to all candidates of donald trump in his life but all ca

looking at surveillance video and during the time of the crash, and she has a message for that person. >> i know it would be hard for you to admit that you did something terrible and made people cry and cause a lot of pain, but somehow, you have to step forward and take responsibility for what you have done. vanessa: the police are still looking for the help of the public in this hit and run, and they say if you saw something in this area, even if you think it is trivial, call the ames police or the story county crimestoppers. steve: a traffic tie up, and vehicles on the scene but no word on why yet. traffic is crawling through that area. steve: iowa state is announcing one player is out for the rest of the season as he continues to recover from hip surgery, naz mitrou long, and andy will tell us what that means for the team and for long coming up in sports, and the water keeps creeping up on to fleur drive, and that is not the only place. kcci's marcus mcintosh is live with a look. marcus: that is right, and there is water on the road, and this is because all of this area arou

the test... the plows at once -- only on the major roads -- and clears them in one pass. major roads first -- then work their way inwards to the residential side streets. last night --- crews laid a salt - brine solution on the road to help the snow not stick the road.. and crews say that, road temperatures and light traffic helped make today's snow removal easier. that may have worked in the cities favor... but for iowans trying to travel from des moines to pasadena for the rose bowl... the storm forced them to re -route their trip 1:01 - we kind of had to come up with a game plan and decided to pick up our rental car sunday afternoon and then we jetted out about 3:30 - 4 o clock this morning and headed west bound on 80. we hit a few showers around omaha but i think we got out in good time. so far so good - phoner justin engstrom snow ordinances are in effect for des moines and many of the surrounding areas. also you can keep up snow removal status online. we have all the information on our website who - tv dot com getting out of des moines by air isn't easy either... several flight

treanor joins us live at the details. john: bouldld highway is open now. an investigation into yet another fatal accident. yet again, a pedestrian decides to gamble with their lives and they lose. a woman in her 40's tried to cross the street, no cross walk the arizona. two is hit and killed. but this is the frustrating part two police officers, about a 62nd walk away is illegal and safe crosswalk. but people do not use that. the surgeon tells us that is indicative of the problem we have in the valley.>> not speeding, this is another instance of a pedestrian taking their life into their hands and losing the battle. this is totally avoidable. it totally shouldn't have happened. maybe 300 yards down the road. is your life worth 300 yards or taking the chance of getting hit by a vehicle? john: this is boulder highway, it is a highway. we have watched all night as cross across a six lane road and almost get hit themselves. this after another fatality. live at 117 fatalities this year, 55 of them have been pedestrian accidents. it will likely happen again in less start walking across si

few words, we have started a new publishing adventure at columbia university. all of the books is called columbia global reports we published six books per year. they look look like this, each one is like an issue of a quarterly, and there is only story in every issue. they have the same size in uniform design. each book is about one aspect of globalization. so in the aggregate, we will publish a new can look at our website which is columbia global reports and see what we are up to. we are looking about the book publishing business, one of the things we have learned is that each book, even though we all have globalization it means many different things to many different people. the launch of our first book which was about the secondary mortgage market was not in brooklyn. lotta people in suits and ties and then this is more appropriate to this book. to tell you a little more, has anyone ever heard of william ackman? so significant only that if you people have. he is is the hero to american youth evidently. the come up when you get home, he is a bad boy wall street investor. we hav

entered the united states to the k-1 visa program that program is at a minimum with a very close look. that is exactly what the department state and the department of homeland security are doing. if there are changes that are necessary, that can strengthen the program and greater ensure our security, then the president will direct those agencies to implement. >> longmore journal has published a story reporting that a former detaining at one time zero has resumed an act of war fighting war with al qaeda in yemen. can you confirm that story? >> i have seen those reports but i'm not in a position to confirm that particular story. any report about a former gitmo detainee, reengage in in the fight, would be a source of significant concern is something we would take quite there's lee. based on what we know so far, more than 90% of those who have been transferred from guantÁnamo bay have not reengage in the fight. we are certainly paying close attention, even if we find unconfirmed reports about those who may. >> are you investigating the claims? >> i can issue you the u.s. government is ta

in violence in the metro is leaving some to believe gang activity is at play... hear why former gang members say police aren't concerned enough about it. mass shooting... more than a dozen are dead... and even more hurt... after a killing what we know about the suspects this morning and why authorities still haven't ruled out terrorism. it's thursday, december 3rd. first on 13... new developments in the mass shooting that killed 14 people... and injured 17 others... in san bernardino, california... police are learning more about the two suspects... but are still trying to determine a motive... we all know that when these types of things happen, we've seen this happen time and time again, there's a lot of information that comes out in the first day and the first couple days, and that information changes significantly in the days to follow, so until we know the motive or we really have a clear, something clear, evidentiary based, on that motive, i just don't want to weigh in on that the suspects died in a gun it came hours after police say they opened fire at a holiday party at a cente

explains why you may want to hold off on throwing away those boxes, at least for a little while... hi justin.. when you pile up all the clutter of unwanted boxes immediately after you've unwrapped the gifts you've always wanted...you may want to dump them outside for trash pick up...but the clive police department says that could make your home a target for theft... many of us do it, after the gift giving and christmas festivities are over, pile those unwanted boxes in the trash... but for sergeant damon herzog with the clive police department "just take a minute and think." "it's always a good idea not to take high end items, the boxes and lay them out at the end of the driveway for criminals to potentially see what you got for christmas and possibly break into your house and take them."sergeant herzog says wait a while... "be as discreet as you can, whether you want to wait a week to get rid of them or take them to a recycling bin down the road."recent f-b-i data shows the average holiday break-in can cost a househould over 1,600 dollars in lost items... "the odds are that it won't

labelling of gmo foods in supermarkets go down to defeat at the polls in a lessoning and lessoning margin to victory in the last couple of elections, but necessity have been defeated. people are concerned. there may be a growing concern, but so far there hasn't been an absolute demand that these things be labelled. in the case of the so-called franken fish the company is not required to label them, but they are sending out guidelines saying it can be done voluntarily if the company wants to do it or they franchise out the process to others and they're the ones who are bringing them to market. they could voluntarily eau label them as such and there are guidelines that are being released for that. there will be a public comment taken by the fda and a lot of anti gmo folks will get in touch with them >>> thank you for that. coming up commercial fishermen in california say franken fish could escape their tank and could breed with normal fish. >> stopping the next generation of isis recruits. teaching the youth on the front lines. working towards a better future. >> this is one of the m

parked at the day care and began getting her grand kids out of the car. a man walked up and began talking to her. the day care director did not want to appear on camera but showed us this video. they've never seen him before. the video shows him walking away with two of the children. >> i was very scared. >> reporter: their mother spoke with us tonight. >> i don't know who this man is. no one knows who this man is. we don't know who he is now. >> reporter: normally someone who works to the day care drives two of the kids to an elementary school. foster assumed this man worked for the day care. >> grandma said it's okay, so let me go. >> reporter: after the grandmother brought the youngest child inside, the group was walking in the wrong direction about a block away. she rushed up and grabbed them. the man left. the day care called police and now neighbors are on alert. >> now on i will be more vigilant. >> i'm glad they're all right. >> reporter: foster followed up with police again tonight. she's a little frustrated they didn't come down here to check out the surveillance video w

latest in a long line of tigers wide receivers to v success at the nfl level. in miami gardennflorida todd summers 7 sports. back to you guys. >> thanks todd and don't forget we are live in florida all week and todd's with the team giving tigers prepare to take on oklahoma and be sure to catch our special wednesday night live from south flod as the tigers continue i to the championship. peand todd will get you ready for the orange bowl preview wednesday night on 7:30 news. >> kid broke h neand wants to get back out there. that's a tough kid. we are followinga lot of stories tonight as well especially the rainfall. >> our seven news reporter is in the field and let's start with addie hampton greenville. >> with the sunshine the warm weather and plow gas prices it may not exactly feel like the holidays but it's a big reason why more and morrare driving on the highways according tthe highway patrol and a main factor on why people are making bad con the roadways increasitnumber of people drinking and driving and on of the reasons each year they kick off their sober or slammer campaign ear

criminal justice at itt tech. >> i saw a commercial on tv that got me interested. >> idt tech was always in the back of my mind. >> itt tech was there after i left military life. tech promised that departments everywhere would recognize his degree. he said the $70,000 exceeded the g.i. bill allotment. >> we apply to 22-23 police departments. all of them said that they did not recognize itt's degrees for the credit. sharyl: what thoughts went through your head? >> i was angry. i had spent all this money on student loans and it turns out the degree would have been worthless. sharyl: it is a story told by thousands of vets who attended for-profit colleges, where students are more likely to dropout, default o loans, or graduate in dire debt without a useful degree. of eight for-profits, seven have been targets of inquiry for possible violations, including deceptive or misleading recruiting. together, they receive nearly one billion tax dollars over two school years. one of those companies is different university -- devry university. chris was assigned to team cammo, where managers urur to th

have asthma. i mean people it's not are look at someone who has had a lot of terrible things said about me and i am well aware of the fact that it's really easy to do that. you just say it and send it around the world. that was all going on while both campaigns are going toe to toe through the media.the trump campaign demanded that clinton apologize for saying that isis is using videos of donald trump to recruit new members.the clinton campaign response doesn't mince any words. words.they say: "hell no. hillary clinton will not be apologizing to donald trump for correctly pointing out how his hateful rhetoric only helps isis recruit more terrorists." first thing monday morning -- south carolina senator lindsey graham got out of the fray -- announcing that he'd be suspending his campaign.he said even though he wasn't polling well -- he was able to influence the the discussion going on in the republican party. party. "i believe we have run a campaign you can be proud of. we put forward bold and practical solutions to big problems, like retiring our immigration system. this has been a prob

time to come home and see steve paulsen. >> i was at the 49 hers game and it was cold. thank goodness i had a big jacket. >> where did you sit? >> in the end zone. it was mainly tailgateing. cloudy and very rainy. it's not too bad. it's a misty, degreesly light rain. there's heavier rain just -- drizzly. a lot of cloud cover -- a lot of cloud cover. some areas getting a ton of rain. others hardly at all. east bay, south bay. peninsula, along the coast, north bay, lots of rain. fortys and 50s held up by the cloud cover. but to the north, there's a pretty good system on the way. that is going to give us a very rainy afternoon and evening and overnight into tuesday as well. right now is just light stuff, but it's a sign of things to come as this pattern just stays locked in. it's very wet this week. another system coming not christmas eve, christmas day. the timing on that looks to be late in the 24th. cloudy and damp. heavier rain comes in later on. off and on light rain for a while. the breeze will pick up at times as well. upper 50s to near 60. a very gray day with that rain

said he got a call at dinnertime that said congratulations our organization and has offered you the greatest living american author we would like you to except the award. dave the time of place. he said that this lovely. terrific. day you mind if i consult my calendar? he said i am terribly sorry but i have a previous engagement that i cannot change. there was a long pause. that the caller said well? can you think of another greatest living ... [laughter] had beecher said what about others he said no. we tried that they cannot make either. [laughter] okay. the giggles end here. >> with they ask me to interview him i figured he would interview the audience. to use your words that the publishers words as a wake-up call. have they will kidnap? >> if they have i am not sure i see any evidence yet but is rarely. -- early. i will put this into context in the aftermath of a russian jet blowed out of the sky and paris, the aftermath of what just happened in rome -- west africa. and our political leaders who would like to be our political leaders that is a lack of glory. with the need to pro

good evening, thanks for joining us on live at five. the *wife of the couple blamed for the deadly attacks in california may have pledged allegiance to the islamic state. reports surfaced this morning that tashfeen malik declared her support for the terrorist group on now-deleted facebook posts. malik came into the country on a fiancee visa last year from pakistan. the f-b-i has so far not commented on those reports but has come out saying they think the mass shooting was motivated by terrorism. yesterday, it was revealed her husband, syed farook had been in contact with islamic extremists on social media. officials say they're still combing through and collecting evidence in search for answers. we've also uncovered evidence that these subjects..attempted to destroy their digital fingerprints. for example..we found two cell phones in a the digital fingerprints that were left by these two individuals will take us to their motivation. motivation.today, the couple's landlord allowed media into the suspect's home. on wednesday, officials found thousands of rounds of ammunition and expl

midlands. we are in the 70s. newberry is at 66. lexington, 75. saint matthews, 75. in columbia, 74 degrees. a little bit of sunshine is peeking through. wind out of the east, southeast at 9 miles per hour. the doppler radar showing that rain is trying to calm down. but the precipitation has not hit the ground yet. we have a chance for rain today -- a slight chance, with a high of 76 degrees. better chance for rain tonight. a low of 67. seventy-five tomorrow. windy and a better chance for rain. seven-day forecast and the new year's eve forecast in just a few minutes. >>> turning to flood recovery. state lawmakererpromising to help farmers devastated by the october flood. the chairman of the house budget writing committee, brian white, says lawmakers must help farmers survive crop losses estimated at $376 million. but he is not yet proposing a specific amount for the state to pay. the anderson republican says he will push for a palmetto farm aid bill when the legislative session resumes in january. you might remember earlier this month, governor nikki haley refused to seek federal ai

. >>> an attacker at a subway station causes new security concerns. plus, u2 pay respects to the victims of san bernardino. the eagles upset the pats and much more on a busy monday. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning, everyone, nampgs for being with us. i'm shannon molair. the president said although the threat of terror is real, we should rely on our american values to overcome it. >> the threat of terrorism is real. but we will overcome it. which will destroy isil and any any organization that wants to harm us. values or giving into fear. that's what groups like isil are hoping for. instead, we will prevail by being strong and part is, resilient and relentless and by drawing across every aspect of the american power. >> the president didn't offer new strategy but went on to talk about what is being done to combat the threat. >> we are working to zrups isis, disrupt plots, cut off financing and pre vent them from recruiting more fighters him since the attacks in par res, we are working with turkey the seal its border with syria. we are cooperating with muslim majority com

news at 11:00 on your side. we start this evening on storm watch because today's stick rain is expected to around for a full day tomorrow. >> our meteorologist, steve rudin, lets us know what to plan for tomorrow. your umbrella because you'll need it in the morning even thehe afternoon, evening. clouds are here, along with the south and rain to of us, on the way early, early tomorrow morning and by 6:00, it will move across the metro area, making for a wet rush hour commute. you have travel plans by air tomorrow, expect delays, nashville, memphis, jackson and st. louis with the potential for severe weather. forecast up and down the east coast, upper 50's new york city, philadelphia, lower at around 70 degrees. the chance for thunderstorms around here. i'll tell you when and the potential for record smashing warmth on christmas eve. a fewn that coming up in minutes. >> thanks. parts of the country are dealing with heavy snow and high winds. you want towhat hear ahead of the busiest travel days of the year. 100 million people are expected to hit the road and more than 38 million

kcci 8 news at noon is next. >> the most watched news at noon in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon. mollie: right now at noon, the iowa state patrol is investigating a violent crash on the northeast side of the metro this morning. good afternoon. thanks for joining us today. it all happened just before 9:00 this morning. the state patrol says a white pick up was traveling westbound on interstate 80-35 when it somehow lost control while on the interstate. witnesses say the truck struck a jersey barrier and crossed three lanes of traffic before leaving the interstate and careening down a grassy embankment. authorities say the driver -- vehicle continued across the across northeast 14th before hitting a southbound vehicle. both drivers were wearing their seatbelts and were taken to area hospitals. the extent of their injuries and identities is not known at this time. meanwhile authorities are trying to determine the cause and if the driver may have experienced some sort of medical episode. also, a semi tractor-trailer crash blocked traffic on the in

>>> the year comes to an end, so it's time to look back at my pathetic attempts to put news in perspective. this year politicians as usual did lots of stupid things and continued to spend us broke. if you include state and local politicians, they spent $6 trillion. $2 trillion more than last year. they don't ever stop. all the spending for vital things, they say. vital things like a $40 million tax credit to help presidential candidate donald trump build this new hotel. that's vital? but lots of people like trump. they say he's authentic. and authenticity was big this year. i talked about it with rebecca burg of real clear politics and david greenberg, author of "republic of spin." >> this concern of authenticity goes way back. in the '20s this was the age of baa, bally who, they wanted to show themselves human. hoover was out there fly fishing. warren harding do all kinds of posing on the white house lawn with albert einstein and helen keller and whoever they could get to do a photo op. >> rebecca. >> well, i see a lot of parallels between those historical examples and today.

look back at the british parliament with the bbc's westminster in review special. the u.k.'s future membership in the european union, the election of european labour party, isis and syria. collect they hold our values in content -- in contempt. they hold our democracy, the means by which we will make our decision tonight in contempt. and what we know about fascists is they need to be defeated. we must mr. speaker is now confront this evil. it is now time for us to do our bit in syria. that is why i asked my colleagues to vote for this motion tonight. [applause] >> voted by a clear majority for military action. >> 397. the nose to the left, 223. see more bbc's westminster in review tonight, 9:00 eastern, on c-span. >> as 2015 wraps up, c-span resents congress, year in review, a look back at all the news making debates and hearings that took center stage on capitol hill this year. us at 8:00-- join p.m. eastern as we re-look at mitch mcconnell, pope francis's historic address to congress, the resignation of john boehner and the election of paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal w

heartbreaker at the big ten championship. (kirk ferentz) "i coulln't be more prouddof our football team the way they competed, they way they fought." the selection committee must have also been impressed. playing in that sadium and now i'm getting the opportunity to do it so it's pretty cool." "coach ferentz says he will give the team some time off this i think they need that right now, that was really a drained football team last night when we today so we need little time to get them back and get them back players are certainly looking forward to their chance at the rose bowl "it's a huge opportunity for this program, we haven't been there for awhile and it's going to be very exciting." we've got you covered in iowa city, kristin rogers, kwwl news. quarterback c-j beathard says he was actually taking a nap during the rose bowl announcement. after waking up to several text messages -- he says he's ex[ited for the big game against stanford at four o'clock on new year's day. the flight to pasadena and tickets to the game won't be cheap -- but hopelly, this ha been hflping fans save a little m

shooting death. now at 5:00, news 3 is your christmas weather authority. a big chill is about to invade las vegas. snowfalls breaking rjim: california is one of the few states enjoying a white christmas. the sierra mountain snowpack is that levels california has not se years. it is 111% above average for this time of year. that is good news for the drought. vicki: chloe build three -- weirdly is tracking the system -- chloe beardsley is tracking the system. chloe: gorgeous weather outside. beautiful conditions, temperatures in the upper 50's. hardly anyone's -- any wind. below the clouds you can see these gorgeous christmas lights. we are showing off one of the best homes lit up for christmas this year. speaking of christmas, as you mentioned, we have a cool down heading our way as we take a cl see the temperatures not changingwe will stay in the 40's. we do have a storm system headed our way, mostly with gusty winds reaching up to 35 and 40 mile per hour -- miles per hour. we will have the details coming up in a little bit. for right now, we are with santa claus. i am told it is a sink --

fighting today, i think you cannot compare with any of those forces who were fighting at that time. reporter: the on wednesday nights airstrikes, the u.k. -- beyond wednesday night's airstrikes, the u.k. has also sent a contingent of advisors back to afghanistan. troops likely to stay beyond 2016. melissa: the district was taken back by afghan forces helped by american airstrikes. coalition airstrikes were carried out in support of iraqi troops -- of troops. the battle for the town could last several days. it would be the second major town to be retaken from the islamic state group leader rock. this after two great -- after tikrit fell back into government hands in may. they will aim to form a coalition government -- a unity government. the security council unanimously approved a resolution endorsing the international roadmap for the syrian peace process. syria's christians are preparing to celebrate christmas, despite the war that began back in 2011. here is a look at a town near the front lines of the islamic state group, where residents live in constant fear of the jihadists. yo

. news 3 live at 3:30 starts now. thank you for staying with us. police in bosnia have detained 11 people suspected of links with isis. marie: the operation happened in the operation targeted 15 suspects who have been investigated for incitement of and recruitment for terrorist attacks. and i believe to be in contact with isis militants. jeff: what would you do if you saw something suspicious while traveling or at work or on your street? marie: there is a campaign, but in wake of the california shootings, it is encouraging americans if they see something, say something. >> if you are a frequent traveler, you have seen these signs practically everywhere. see something, say something. a campaign that stresses the importance the reporting of suspicious activity. >> if you see something suspicious that does not look right, say something to the proper authorities right away. >> we have manpower waiting. we want to try to eliminate a crime before it occurs. >> police are the first line of defense in the fight against terrorism. if a suspicion is legit, police would alert the ei and homeland sec

breaking news right now at noon. several departments on the scene in clarke county after a man became trapped in a grain bin. good afternoon. thank you for joining us today. it all happened just before 9:00 this morning at a grain facility operated by iowa select farms located between osceola and afton in rural clarke county. mark tauscheck arrived at the scene soon after rescue crews from humeston, creston, osceola, and winterset arrived and joins us now live with the very mark: as we all know, it's pretty rare for someone to survive falling into these gigantic grain bins. it happens all too often. we were told a few minutes ago that the man's body has been recovered. he was apparently buried for over three hours. crews found him after about 90 minutes but it took another hour at least to get to the body. look at some of the video we shot earlier this morning. the owner and i was select farms -- iowa select farms, he had a hired hand were going to remove grain for the top of the bin but the topic crusted over. a worker got there to break it up. unit went down to started the auger. af

traffic and then to the shoot at people stuck in their cars. and he's charged with violating firearms laws when he bought the two assault rifles that ended up being used in thth san bernardino shooting. it's illegal to make a purchase when you know it's for someone else. planned to continue for terror attacks by going to firing ranges but that the two stopped plotting together after unrelated terror arrests in sulthern southern california. and there's nothing to show that he knew about the attacks in san bernardino. andar officials say farook's brother, also called syed is married to a ukraian woman whose sister is married to marquez. they say he answered questions voluntarily and did not request ast lawyer. president obama was briefed on the national threat that national terrorism center and attacks. >> we cannot give into fear or change how we live our lives because that's what l terrorists want. sfwlrks earl >> reporter: earlier this week, tashfeen malik were buried in a muslim tradition, miles from san bernardinoro california. >> he'll be back in court for bail and attention heari

>> on the next washington journal. a look at the impact of pending mergers between health care providers. also john whitehead discusses his book battlefield america which examines how the u.s. is on the edge of coming a police state. annie carter of the washington journal talks about the decision -- first time in 40 years. we will take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal's live every day at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> this holiday weekend, book tv brings you three days of nonfiction books and authors. friday, back-to-back airings of afterwards. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, author books discusses his -- arthur brooks discusses his latest book. makee biggest mistake we [indiscernible]the one that fits people of the most is the one that should be easiest is to get happy. >> at 8:00 p.m., cornell west examines the life of martin luther king junior. >> martin understood that for any human being that wants to reach a level of integrity and decency, as a long-distance runner, you got to kill something in yourself, fear. you got to kill something i

outlined his top priorities for house republicans over the years at remarks delivered at the library of congress in washington. included in his plan, a continued commitment to repeal the 2010 health care law. this is just over 30 minutes. >> good afternoon. as anyone who has ever visited the library of congress knows, it's always a privilege to be here in this building. i always feel 10% smarter being here. winston church hill used to say we shape or building and then our building shape us. it's truly the case here at the library of congress. the privilege of being here is multiplied for me now by the esteemed audience of skol already lawyers within statesmen who are gathered here today. >> it's compounded by the opportunity i had today the introduce my good friend paul ryan. it's a reflection of paul's daring innovative spirit that in his first major address as speaker of the house, he's violating the first rule, the number one rule in american politics. never ever give a united states senator an opportunity, an invitation to give brief remarks. paul ryan has been part of the change ev