who is cleaning up her city... one cigarette butt at a time. "" deborah: good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain. americans across the country are dealing with historic weather on this christmas day. from record breaking highs in the northeast... to flash flood watches down south... to snow out west! abc's kenneth moton is keeping tabs on the weather... and has more. "holiday weather for the record books. this christmas morning, the weather threat continues for parts of the south with heavy rain causing flood watches. sot no super "we woke up to civil defense pounding on our door telling us we had about 20 minutes to leave our homes." in georgia and alabama, people evacuated their homes to escape flood waters. nat tornado from the south to the midwest, severe more than a dozen were killed when two dozen tornadoes terrorized s sen states including mississippi. it's'selieved one stretched 150 miles destroying homes and lives. sot governor phil bryantmississippi as you look at the damage here, it is as bad as any tornado that we've had and i've been through a lot of them. in wisconsin, crews are working overtime to restore power after strong winds wreaked havoc. in other parts of the midwest...snow and lots of it. a heavy downfall in omaha, nebraska caused a traffic nightmare before christmas. sot troy williamsdriver "it's just impossible for me to get there. this is insane. it's like i'm never going to get there." along the east coast, it's not a white christmas but it's definitely a warm one. record highs from florida to vermont...in new york city 70 degree weather had people in t-shihis and shorts. . sot no super i'm loving it! evererne should have a hot holiday. i don't haveveo go to california, or florida. i'm fine right here. (kenneth standup close) those residents here in the northeast should enjoy the warm christmas because temperatures are expected to drop next week. we now know the people who were found dead in a truck in pierce, nebraska. according to the peirce county attorney's office... the bodies have been idenitified as 37 year-old josh klinetobe and his wife 33-year-old klinetobe. found monday g-m-c josh. evidence indices that josh killed his wife... before taking his own life. authorities don't believe anyone else was involved in the incident. according to a go-fund-me account set-up for the family....the couple leaves behind seven children. if you would like to donate to the family....visit our website at siouxland matters dot com. to find out how. deborah: a dedemoines police officer says he "accidentally" red his service weapon inside the des moines airport according to a police report, 23 brady pratt said he drew his weapon from his practice his "quick draw" skills. "unknowingly had his finger on the trigger...and discharged a round into the ceiling tile." no one was incident. deborah won a 100- prize may have to after officials about his age. peklo has more. " mary neubauer, iowa lottery spokeswoman): "there wasn't anything wrong on the face of it, from that situation, so long as the fact back up what occurred. in this case, in fact, the facts didn't back up the storthat we were presented with so penalties would apply." in late july, jobie boals-watters claimed his prize check, saying a co- worker bought him the winning ticket. (mary neubauer, iowa lottery spokeswoman): "we got a tip that in fact, people didn't think that was the case, rough our he purchased the an illegal purchase." while his picture is still on the website, his money may not be his for much longer. he's facing misdemeanor charges for underaged gambling. you have to be 21 to buy a lottery ticket in iowa. (mary neubauer, iowa lottery spokeswoman): "i think he might look like he's older than 21, but for retail locations if they ever have a question like that, they do need to ask for id." local 5 spoke with the owner of super quick, cj singh, off camera. he tells us that he's had the shop for 16 ars, and recogngned boals- watters, who usually comes in every day. the time he got the winning ticket, boals-watters came in with another woman, who he thought was his mother. he says boals- watters showed a fake id. (mary neubauer, iowa back... we'll investigate spooks." the unidentified elves behind a century old christmas eve tradition. stay tuned for more. scott: we'll have... merry mild christmas! wintry mix tonight. "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. mostly cloudy earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw whererthere is a advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures fallllg to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. jessica rae scott: earlier part of the afternoon. slight mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, falling to the upper temperatures turn colder next week. jessica rae i feel like we have some explaining to do.... elisa and i will be wearing "ugly christmas sweaters" on the show this morning it's all in support of the crossroads homeless shelter here in sioux city... they have partnered with classique closet to sell these sweaters. 100 per-cent of the money raised goes directly to the shelter. so join us in helping the homeless by picking up your own ugly sweater. deborah: 's the season of giving......d one group in kingsley iowa has taken that to heart...for over a century. abc reporter lukas voss explains. music quiet town ... especially around the holidays ... everybody knows eachother ... well, except those people called the kingsley spooks ... a secret group that since 1882 has provided strangers in need with a little help on christmas eve who those people are ... it's a mystery. sot: "only thing that we know is that some people get a few groceries that kinda needed and need a little extra help and all of a sudden it appears." vo: at chet's groceries people can leave what they can spare in a box at the door ... and then ..... it disappears on the eve of christmas ... without anybody knowing ... the spooks have even been known to be connected to santa. sot: "wether it's santa clause that's taking care of it or who is taking care of it. he has somebody else out taking care of it." "it's one of those mystery that i hope is never solved because people join in." vo: and not even the mayor knows who they are .... soso "probably onlylyhe members know the members . i don't knowanything else. people enjoy that it happens and they don't push it too hard." vo: what we do know is when nora moved to kingsley 25 years ago as a single mother ... the spooks came ... and made her christmas. sot: "they showed up at my house and delivered an array of packages and food you wouldn't believe everything they donated. and it was amazing." sot / standup "and while we couldnt identify these kingsley spooks, quite frankly nobody in this town can, what we do know is that they have been providing kingsley with holiday cheer and joy for the past centuries ... reporting in kingsley, iowa , lukas voss abc9 news. deborah: the holidays always bring lots of familiar faces back to town... and when people come home for the holidays, back to town... and when people come home for the holidays, many make it a point to hit all of the holiday hot spots here in sioux city at palmer's candy company... cash registers were swamped.....as both long-timeme and firsrstime shoppers p pd a visit to the old- time candy house downtown...is also in the middle of one of it's busiest times of the year.... siouxland native, amy denny says for her..the stop is all about keeping a family tradition alive. we use to do all of our christmas shopping for my mom on christmas eve day and we always came to milwaukee wiener, so when i got married and had kids its something that we continue to do," said denney. deborah: and siouxlanders young and old made sure to visit "miles-inn" .... a sioux city lunch spot...known for their ice cold scooner's which have been served there for decades. "i enjoy this bar because it has a warmth about it and coziness, especially around the holidays deborah: jason says a stop at miles for a charlie-boy tavern is a must around the holidays, deborah: and church-goers filled part of downtown sioux ty yesterday at the orpheum community church held several christmas services at the facility. thousands filled the theatre to hear from pastor jeff moes.... pastor moes says the church spreads it's christmas message in a unique way with a special light show and music. "so we do it in a very contemporary fashion, there's going to be music, there's going to be drums...guitars. there's going to be skits that are kind of fun and funny and then there's a message based on the word of god," said pastor moes deborah: sunnybrook estimates that ovov six thousand people were in attendance between all of its services. the church says they also saw high traffic through its online streaming service. " " jessica rae: coming up.... you'll meet the butt lady... the california woman who has picked up hundreds of thousands of cigarette butts off the ground. stay tuned to find out why she does it. " deborah: and.... from police officers to doctors... we'll look into the men and men who don't cigarette butt's on sidewalks all across the country. but one california woman is working to change that in her city. the self proclaimed butt lady says she has picked up tens of thousands of cigarette butts. reporter tony lopez recently followed her on one of her litter runs...he has more. "(nats - driving) take a drive with this nice lady named sally dawley, and you might get a few extra glances...as you get out of her truck: (nats - door opening) yeah, this taped-up sign on her door is one reason why. (nats) as she grabs her tools... (nats) sally won't hesitateto tell you, she is proudly known as: (sally dawley/ butt lady of auburn) "the butt lady of auburn." and has been since october of 20-14-- when she went out for a walk one day and got smokin' hot mad. ( sally dawley/ butt lady of auburn) "i got tired of goin' on walks and seeing cigarette butts so--she started pickin' 'em up: (nats -- sally) "oh, here's one here, two, three." with dustpan, , oom, and clicker in hand... (nats - clicker) "one, two, three, four." keeping trk: (nats -- sally) "three-thousand one-hundred and thirty-nine." and piling the smoked cigs in jars: (nats -- sally) "they're not pretty at all." and has now reached -- how many? more than a few of our viewers have been wondering. (animation) (sally dawley/ butt lady of auburn) "i'm now at 256 thousand five hundred and fifteen--i'm over a quarter million." it's actually more now since we did this interview earlier this month. sally hasn't stopped. vowing to not let any butt fall through the crcrks -- of the streets of her fine city: (sally dawley/ butt lady of auburn) "i don't know how i'm gonna quit. (laughs) i, i tell people i'm gonna have to find a b-a class--a butts anonymous to be able to stop doin' this." (reporter) "butts anonymous!" laughs aside, sally has sparked a serious move by elected officials to put out these cigarette receptacles-- and put up reminders. posters like this. to help keep auburn a butt-free zone. thanks to the sweeping changes in attitude, ignited by she cannot lie. (sally dawley/ butt lady of auburn) "the butt lady of auburn -- and i'm proud of it." deborah: dawley says she has reached the 260-thousand mark...and vows to continue her mission -- no ifs, ands or... butts about it. deborah: chrimas is a day where millions of americans relax and spend time with their family... but not everyone is afforded that luxury. reporter drew brown looks into a few professions who continue to through the holidays...even on christmas "the holidays for some means spendinin time w wh family and rerexing at home, many businesses are closed. but some professions require people to work. even on christmas, including law enforcement.. sgt. jeffery rackliff, tyler police "it can be different especially for small children who don't understand why mom or dad isn't there. and it's not just us it's hospital personnel, ems, fire fighters this is just part of the job we've dedicating our lives too serving the citizens." officer shane jasper years...because we know the bad doesn't stay home on christmas eve or christmas day. ut health northeast in tylerers just one of the many hospital that stay open on christmas eve and christmas day. john moore, public affairs "we never close much like the police department the fire department...the news we have to work all the time that's why were here to serve people whether it's christmas or any other day of the year. and when working for the holidays a lot of things may sgt. jeffery rackliff "there have been definite ups and downs because of jobs we have a aront row seat to the best and the worst that can happen. john moore, public "doctors tell me number of different holidays such as would include maybe people having a little bit too much injured because of that , sometimes it's an accident in the kitchen.n. they also shared with me how thth manage family with the jobs that serve so many. sgt. jeffery rackliff "we make our time around when we can because called out late, having to stay later work over they family's use to it, everybodys used to it, they understand my family's very supportive." john moore, public deborah and elisa are chatting about working on holidays. deborah and elisa are chatting about working on holidays. deborah and elisa are chatting about working on holidays. scott: today - friday - christmas day - most cloudy earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintnt mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. . gher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive sasaly everyone... " deborah: still to come...i'll introduce you to one special girl from nebraska... who is making sure even kids at the hospital can enjoy christmas. giving combut for one omaha girl with lukemia giving back to kids just like her is what this holiday is all about. reporter alexandra stone has more. "i knew there were goininto be alot but not this much," said grace jansns. grace spent last christmas in the hospital herself. "it's juts not home," said grace. this year she is home with family. but grace wanted to do something for other kids who cant be home with family for christmas. she raised about $2,000 on a go fund me page to buy all these gifts. "i wanted them to know that when they are stuck in the hospital or not feeling good, we grace. the joy is contageious. kids stiopping by to take a toy adn say thanks. each toy topped with a lady bug. "grace doesnt like bugs adn this lady bug was climbign on her leg but she didnt flick it o o. the next day we found out shshhas cancer and when we got into the hospital romm it was like this lady bug had followed here and was crawling on her window," said grace's mother . that lady g now a sign for the family. "we've had a lot of ups and downs and just to be able to share that there is hope," added grace's mother. and as the rain changes to snow out side, the jansen's hope is that joy can be found all around " deborah coming up.... ted cruz is rallying against the washington post...after the paper published a controversial cartrtn of his children. hear from the republican presidential candidate up next. ted cruz is rallying against the washington controversial cartoon of his children. hear from the republican presidential candidate up next. scott: merry mild christmas!s!intry mix toninit. " " scott: earlier part of the afternoon. slight mix after 4pm. t tt chance increases through the night, where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. jessica rae e scott: i feel like we have some explaining to do.... elisa and i will be earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry especially areas nw where thereris a nter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry chance increases through the night, where ththe is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. i feel like we have some explaining to do.... elisa and i will be wearing "ugly christmas sweaters" on the show this morning it's all in support of the crossroads homeless shelter here in sioux city... they have partnered with to sell these sweaters. 100 per-cent of the money raised goes directly to the shelter. so join us in helping the homeless by picking up your own ugly sweater. deborah: now turning to the race to the white house republicans continue to go on the offensive and rally support after a controversial l cartoon used one candidateschildren to make a political point. abc's bazi kanani has the latest. "==bazi on cam the washington post says the cartoon was posted without an editor's approval, but ted cruz says it is proof of media bias. script: ted cruz now hitting back... after the this editorial depicting cruz's two trained monkeys. (sot cruz) "not much ticks me off, but making fun of my girls, that will critizing cruz for this christmasas themed political ad. (nats holiday ad) her emails" enlisting his young hillary clinton. reads) do, she said with a own server and nobody will be the wiser." in kindergarten we learn you don't hit girls. it's not complicated. don't make fun of a five year old girl and seven year old girl. cruz's gop rivals are (gfx) rubihe cartoon "disgusting." both donald trump and jeb bush fox news. (sot trump) it's one thing to talk about your children, but it's another the way they were depicted. (sot bush) this is absolutely off limits. and ted cruz is right to be outraged the washington post took down the controversial cartoon-- (gfx) saying it is the post's policy "to leave the children out of it"-- but not before cruz forwarded the offending graphic to supporters in a fundraising appeal: (gfx) saying it "shows exactly how desperate the liberal media is to attack and destroy me (and my family)" ==baz on cam tag== the prpridential candidates aretaking a break from ththcampaign trail for the christmas trump is not taking a break from twitter-- going after hillary clinton in a series of tweets. " deborah: the war of words between donald trump and hillary clinton shows no signs of slowing down. in an inteteiew wednesday, the democratic front-runner said she deplored trump for using, quote, "inflammatory rhetoric." trump took offense to her statement... and thursday tweeted that he deplored, quote, "the death and destruction she caused." in another tweet....he warned clinton to be careful...after she said he had a "penchant for sexism" it all started monday after trump used a vulgar yiddish term to describe clinton's 2008 primary lose to barack obama. deborah: vermont senator bernie sanders is speaking out against the media... in response to the the controversial remarks he's known for. take a listen. " (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "i mean trump is a smart guy he is a media guy. he ran a tv show. i'll give you one example. as recent study show that on abc evening news trump over a period of time that 81 minutes of time. bernie sanders got 20 seconds. now you tell me why. and i think it has to do with the fact that trump is very smart. he knows that media is not so interested in the serious issues facing this country. they love the bombastic remarks. they love silly remarks. deborah: sanders also took a dig at chicago mayor rahm emanuel yesterday. the fellow democrat has been under pressure since video of police shooting laquan donald was released last month. sanders said earlier...that any city leader involved in keeping the video hidden should resign. and yesterday...sande need emanuel's support. " sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate): "so the questions is, do i want of need rahm emanuel's support for president. with all due respect to the mayor, no, i don't, (cheering)" deborah: chicago officials fought for 13- months to keep the video under wraps...until a judge ordered it released. emanuel has denied rumors that he refused to release the video to win his second term. deborah: there are 16 major presidential candidates this primary season...many of them...you've probably heard of. but there's a 17th candidate you may not know about who is drawing attention here in iowa... however it may not be the kind of attention he was hoping for. reporter nikki davidson has more. " when democratic presidential candidate rocky de la fuente opened his doors for a holiday party inside his new west des moines residence tonight... he had visions of santa... christmas trees, and coloredd& lights... but he also got a visit from police. (officer) "we have had complaints about the trailer and the bus parked in complaints and they are in violation of city ordinance, you know, we have to take the proper steps." residents feel the big trailer and bus labeled "rocky 2016.com" isn't something theyeyant in their q qet suburban neighborhood. night the candidate himself invited us into his new home... (rocky de la fuente/(d) presidential candidate) "over here is my war room." a local headquarters of sorts for his campaign. (rocky de la fuente/(d) presidential candidate) "i'm gonna be here the month of january, february, march, even through the election is done, guess what, it might be election for the caucus, but it won't what people think." neighbors have greeted him made it clear they campaign rereurces...(rocky de la fuente/(d) presidential candidate) "i don't think they like my buses, but you just have to be sometimes moved in." police say rocky is in violation of city ordinance so he has to move these in the he tells us... they will be gone long before that... he wants his signs mobile all over iowa his name.. (rocky de la presidential candidate) "i don't want it here. i want it being driven all over, west des moines, dubuque, iowa city." but he's is going to continue urging the public to stop by his house for campaign events... like a christmas eve open house for the children tomorrow... he says all the decorations are to make his home look like the north pole. (rocky de la fuente/(d) presidential candidate) everybody has the right, i mean, i don't tell you what to do with your home. i'm a good neighbor, i'm a good neighbor everywhere i go, and i am very considerate with people but sometimes people should be a little bit more patient. if they see we just moved in, they should give me a little more than two days to move in." deborah: police say they'll be following up to make sure de lala fuente is following city code. deborah: coming up in sports... nebraska is preparing to face u-c-l-a on saturday in the foster farms bowl. hear from the huskers offensive coordinator... after the break. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... merry mild christmas! wintry mix tonight. sony pictures is new movie for free. the movie-- "concussion"-- follows the career of doctor bennet omalu as he diagnoses the brain disease c-t- e... a football- related trauma. to make his finding public... he has to face off with the n-f-l. smith plays omalu in the film. sony pictures says it is offering players and one guest.....ree admission to the movie that opens today. sony says the offer is for the duration of the film's run. deborah: the iowa hawkeyes are on their way to pasadena, california for the 2016 rose bowl. a charter plane departed yesterday... carrying its load of passengers who have just one week to go to prepare for the rose bowl. the last time the hawkeyes were in the rose bowl was 25 years ago. and as legegdary eastern ioio sportscaster bob brooks waited to he recalled his trip with iowa in which he said exactly as planned. have a big ceremony a pep rally. well, it snowed, it sleeted and we finally wound up leaving from moline." deborah: but the hakeyes to make e that night before the california deborah: face off with ucla in the foster farms bowl tomorrow. the huskers have been in santa clara all week preparing for the bruins and they are ready to roll. alex walker brings us a preview. in just under 48 hours, nebraska will face off with ucla in the foster farms bowl. the huskers have been in santa clara all week preparing for the bruins and they are ready to roll. this afternoon, the huskers practiced alcatraz this morning. ive done that tour. pretty neat. with the bowl game on saturdya, nebraska is utilizing a normal game-week schedule culminating in a friday practice at stanford university. nebraska has played its best football down the stretch and offensive coordinator danny langsdorf is proud of how his team has progressed. "we've had good work. we had good work last week at home. this ends up being a fine-tune period as we go through the week, but we've got a couple more days to keep going so we should be good." vo continues saturday's foster farms bowl is set for an 8:15 kickoff over on espn. after a nice and easy flight, the hawkeyes have arrived in southern california. on new years day, iowa will take on a very talented stanford team in the rose bowl. the cardinal won the pac-12 championship heisisn trophy- mccaffery. the sophomore rushed for nearly 1900 yards this season, adding 540 over 1000 yards on returns. iowa's defense knows they are in for a challenge. powerful running up front line and they have a great running back. they quarterback so its going to present a huge challenge for were are playing tough, physical iowa defense, we should be fine." "fantastic team, pac- 12 champs, they do a lot of good things on defense. they offense, its going to teams that do some similar, they are forecast... scott: today - friday - christmas day - afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering wintry mix in the morning. 30% shot. cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. rae the major retailers want you to start spending those gift cards asap... and are trying to make it easy for incredible deals. gibson and marci good morning. topping "america's money," more shopping ahead. do-thirds of us plan to shop the post-christmas sales. >> analysts agree the biggest bargaiains will be on clothing. that'slways true but this year's discounts may be even better because the warmer expected weather has put a crimp in winter clothing sales. big money managers is looking ahehe to 2016. >> m mual fund managers a a analysts expect lower returns from stocks in the new ar. finally,echnology companies top the new "forbes" list for most successful corporations in 2015. apple is number one, of course, bringing in $145 kbl in revenue. >> microsoft is a distant second with 69 billion and google is third with 65 billion. coca-cololol andm round out the top five.. have a grgreat day.spirit... super-rich kids flaunting their wealth on instagram. abc's nick watt has more on how this trend could be affecting your kids. "they do say: if you've got it, flaunt it nats (1:00) "i probabl spend 15 thousand a month on just shopping" nat (6:18) "i'i' been getting botox since i was like 14" these snot nosed kids have it? and boy do they want the world to know it. nats (1:27) "it became addictive. i just started posting photos of my life" the so-called "rich kids of instagram"? rkoi are sharing photos and videos of everything from wads of cash and private jets...to exotic vacation locales, lamborghinis, yacht parties, parisian hotel suites? osca humphreys, so director osca humphreys made a brand new documentary called, unsurprisingly, "rich kids of instagram." sot - osca humphreys, director people were asking, why are you giving these people oxygen, why are you allowing them to have a voice? nats (15:20) "i see instagram as a painter, i would like my life." some of these crass kids now have hundreds of thousands of online followers. osca humphreys, director i've no doubt santa rkoi, but is this naughty, or nice? the couture, the cash doing to their them feel a little disappointed in their own reality? an rkoi-induced fomo? that's 'fear of missing out' in teen speak. jill spivack, psychotherapist/ co-founder sleepy planet parenting if i'm showing off on instagram, what are you gonna do? come and stop me. i'd like to. i think i'd today - friday - christmas day - spend 15 thousand a month on just shopping" today - friday - christmas day - mostly cloudy earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. high 36. tonight - snow, wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. 1-3". cloudy. e 10-15 mph. low 33. tomorrow - saturday - chance lingering cloudy and breezy. nnw 10-20 g30. high 34, with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by 5pm. low 10. temperatures turn colder next week. jessica rae scott: earlier part of the afternoon. slight chance for a wintry mix after 4pm. that chance increases through the night, especially areas nw where there is a winter weather advisory in effect. se 5-10 mph. higig36. wintry mix likely. accumulations light around sioux city and se. higher nw. " coming up in our next hour... i'll show you a house in davenport... that goes all out for christmas. stay tuned to find out the eye popping g mber of lights t tt are on this house. deborah: " and i'll show you some of the awesome displays that are lighting up neighborhoods in des moines. these stories and more...