will clear out with of sunny skies and temperatures in the 40's and weekend. 3 3 the governing body of the university of missouri system meets today... with more and more people wanting tim wolfe... the school's president... to resign. the meeting comes as dozens of football players bench themselves... and... as c - b - s news correspondent don champion shows us... students are planning a walk out to protest how the school's president has responond to recent racial l incidents on campus. 3 (pkg)-nats-(handout facebook photo) locked in arms in a picture, football players at the university of missouri ve threatened to walk-out over concerns about racial incidents at the school.(sot football player) we're all just going to stay together as a team and we all made this over the weekend, the team said it would not take the field anymore until university president tim wolfe resigns or is removed. for months, campus groups have complained about racial harassment incidents on campus. graduate student jason butler has staged a week-long hunger strike:(sot jason butler) administration has failed to take tangible actions to make campus safer not for black students but for all marginalized students in swastika was found i ia residence hall, drawn with having racial slurs yelled at inindents. mizzou's student body p psident says the recent racial tensions have been before wolfe was head of the school, two students were lawn outside the black cultural center with cotton body president) the students were charged with littering, something that was biased and discriminatory, but as wolfe issued a statement sunday saying he is dedicated complex, societal issues... but has not said whether he cbs news. 3 some members of the school's faculty have said they'll be part of walk outs today. the school's football team is scheduled to take on b - y - u saturday. the boycott could cost the university more than one - million dollars if the team forfeits the game. 3 50 vietnam veterans are being featured at the betty strong encounter center for the next few months.earlier this summer... the sioux city journal ran a special series featuring a different veteran every day over 50 days. this coincided with the 50th year anninirsary of the formal combat operations beginning in vietnam in 1965. now the series has made its way to an exhibit at the lewis and clark interpretive center. veterans range in age from 67 to 91 years old. some of those veterans talked about their experience during the war. 3 "these 50 men not only served 5 decades ago, in a very important way, they continue to serve here 3 in 2015"the exhibit will be out until january 20 - 16. 3 a new airline might be serving sioux gateway airport next spring.united airlines is now competing with the current provider... american airlines... for the right to operate 13 weekly flights to and from chicago's o'hare airport. both have submitted bids to the federal government for subsidies under the "essential air service" program. american airlines is asking the federal aviation administration for one point two million dollars. united is asking for a little more than 300 thousand. the airport's director says he's very excited about the bids. 3 "and that we will be analyzing probably have an official comment within the next two weeks or 3 a month."if united wins the bid for flights to chicago the company says it'll try to add flights to denver. 3 in the spirit of ideas worth spreading... the university of south dakota hosted their first ever "ted - x" event on campus.it's a lot like the ted talks... which covers quite a few different topics in science... culture... and arts. e event featured some local talents through the night... each person gave an 18 - minute presentation. 3 "i think that often times we forget in vemillion south dakota, and south dakota in general that we do have a lot of local talent and a lot of experts here. and it's an amazing opportunity to feature them and celebrate thier accomplishments and allow them to share their wisdom with other college students and future 3 leaders."former u - s - d kicker frank (lub - farth) leibfarth was one of the speakers. now he's a chemistry fellow at the massachusetts institute of technology. 3 sioux city's press club is looking to help deserving college students who are majoring in journalism or mass communication s.the karen a. luken memorial scholarship offers a thousand dollars to a junior or senior in one of those majors at one of 7 qualifyfyg siouxland schoololto qualify... a student has to be full - time... with a minimum 3 point oh g - p - a. they also have to fill out the scholarship application and submit a short essay.the application deadline is december 1st.you can find all the details on our website at at siouxland news dot com. 3 turning 125 is quite a feat these days... when that happens... yy've got to have a *big* celeleation. as siouxland news reporter jacyln driscoll shows us... bryant elementary celebrated it's 125th birthday yesterday... with a "now and then" theme. 3 erected in 1890, bryant elementary has provided 125 years worth of memories... current and former staff and students helped celebrate the building's 125th birthday by taking a trip down memory lane. although many enjoyed reminicing, the celebration was bittersweet for some... because at the end of the year, bryryt elementary will be torn wn in preparation for a brand d w building. "we're celebratatg our 125th birthday here at bryant and it's kind of got a double poignent sort of element because this is our last year in our old building." "it's sad. i hate to see it go, but that's progress. what are you going to do? but i'm glad they are going to build another school on site." young and old alike all have their favorite memories to share. "when i was in third grade my teacher was moving to a different school and she was giving off toys to the people in her class." "our mascot. our bryant bear because i was in charge of that every year and we did a celebration every year with the bryant bear.""i've been in bryant from kindergarten to fifth grade and i actually liked it because the teachers are really nice."even though a new school building will stand in it's place, bryant elementary ll still hold a special place in the hearts of many. "bryant is part of their family. it's a part of their story and it's fun to be a part of that.""i would tell the students who see the new building that they should be excited for bryant and hopefully they have a good year."3 3 students and faculty will be moved to cresent park elementary during the construction... with the new building expected to be completed in two to three years. 3 lego fans in poland got a heck of a show this weekend.lego versions of some of the world's most celebrated buildings have gone on show at the wroclaw stadium with an exhibition involving *millions* of bricic. the centrepiece of the exhibition is a giant model of the titanic... which required 500,000 bricks... and took *hundreds* of hours to build. the model was built at a 1 - 25th scale... it is 10 feet high and 30 feet long. 3 the exhibitions also has hundreds of stationery... moving... and robotic models. they're in a bunch of different themes like star wars... trains... planes... buildings... monuments.s. and sculptures. 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... results from a landmark vote are expected to be announced early this week. we'll have the latest on myanmar's path to democracy. 3 3 we are looking few days weather-wise.today we can skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds siouxland ahead of a storm system.lot of uncertainty with this moves north/south or slows down could change the forecast completely.looks like we could see a few late thursday night into the early morning wednesday, a few could be severe.will be a very windy day with rain off and on the day.it looks like there is a rain could switch over to rain/snow mix thursday don't expect any at this time.after this system passes out with several days of sunny skies 3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we have a story about a bacon festival. what's your favorite way to have your bacon?3 3 quite a few restaurants are offering special deals to honor our veterans this week... (hen - nuh) hena danielelis in new york with our c - b - - s moneywatch. 3 the markets had modest gains on fridaythe dow was up 46 pointsthe nasdaq gained 19./// agricultural officials have cleared commercial chicken and turkey farms infected by the avian flu to re-stock a veterinarian from u-s-d-a- says all but five of the 219 farms affected from the virus nationwide have been given approval.the virus first surfaced in december on the west coast and spread over six months to 15 states, resulting in the death of 48 million birds.///wallethub has come out with its annual best and worst small cities in the u-s. princeton, new jersey topped the list - followed by littleton colorado and of the "worst" small cities in america to live e lifornia- including bell huntington park and bell california at the list ///this veterans restaurants are offering free meals to past and military members. the long list applebees, denny's, friendly's and you can head to the military wallet dot complete list of discounts and freebies.that's your cbs com. in hena daniels3 3 3 votes are being counted now in myanmar's general election... this could symbolize a major commitment in the country's shift to democracy. a lot of people hope this election will ease the military's grip on power. as reporter ivan watson shows us... people flocked to the polls. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- they line up p fore dawn.hours before polling stations open... committed to casting their ballots.critics say there are serious structural flaws in sunday's parliamentary electionand yet it's still being promoted as the closest thing myanmar has seen to a democratic national election in 25 years.(ivan watson) "the atmosphere in these polling stations is hushed and solemn. for many people, this is the first time they've ever voted in a general election."among the new voters, hlaing myint and his wife tar yar.for them, this election has been hard work. they waited in line for five hours to cast their ballots.he says it was worth the wait. (hlaing myint, voter) "this is the only way, we hope that we can change the things in the future. our future. our baby. my daughter, i have one daughter. 9 years old. so for their future, , have t tvote."some here hope this election will help bring an end to o cades of military rule.and mananhave pinned those hopes on this womanaung san suu kyi the nobel peace prize winner and leader of the country's largest opposition party, the national league for democracy.the last time her party competed in a national election was in 1990.the party won, but then the military annulled the resultsand arrested aung san suu kyi and many of her colleagues.this time, anmar's president -- himself a former military commander -- vows that the election results will be respected.in the afternoon, a tropical downpour hits yangon. but it does not dampen some people's enthusiasm.at four p.m. the gates close at this buddhist monastery- turned-polling station.workers begin the vote count under the close eye of election observers...representatives from some of the dozens of political parties competing in this contest.outside, members of the public watch and waitto learn the future of their country.ivan watson, 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... fishing for dungeness crab off the coast of california has stopped. we'll show you why el nino ismaking crab meat *poisonous.* 3 3 we a a looking a busy next few days weather-wise.today we can expect sunny skies but breezy conditions with gusts to 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds moving into siouxland ahead of a storm system.there is still a lot of uncertainty with this system. if it moves north/south or slows down just a tad, it could change the forecast completely.right now, it looks like we could see a few thunderstorms late thursday night into the early morning hours of wednesday, a few could be severe.wednesday will be a very windy day with rain off and on throughout the day.it looks like there is a chance that rain could switch over to rain/snow mix thursday morning, but don't expect accumulations at this time. after this we will clear out with several days and temperatures in the 40's and 3 in cacafornia... shing season for the e dungeness crab... a $60 million dollar a year industry... has been delayed because of high levels of a dangerous neurotoxin. as c - b - s news correspondent (me - uh - ree - uh) mireya (vee - uh - ree - all) villareal shows us... scientists blame warmer waters for the toxins. 3 november this harbor south of san francisco *should* have boats scouring the ocean... their pots filled with dungeness crab. (sot frank sousa 14;51;46;24) "we have all new crab gear this year // and spent 40-thousand dollars getting everything ready for this season, (track) it's a season that commercial fishermen frank sousa and d gilbert roro know is now in jeopardy. (sot gilbert rosa 14;48;20;00) "this is the only year that we have been in the parking lot as opposed to out there (points towards the ocean) catching some crab and eating them." (track) eating them now... is out of the question.... (gfx-- over video of crabs-- header: toxic crab... subheads: high levels of domoic acid // warm waters-- crab remains poisonous // cool waters--toxins naturally dissipate ) with california health officials finding high levels of domoic acid in crab meat. if the pacific ocean waters stay warm, the crab remains poisonous. if the waters cool... the toxins will naturally dissipate... and the season could be salvaged. (drop gfx) (sot frank sousa 14;54;41;19) "this is out of the fisherman's hands. we have to waiaiuntil the product is sasa. // i have kids andnd wouldn't want to bring that prpruct to them so i cacat bring g home to anybody else. (track) but the pain extends past these fisherman. to here. (quick nat sizzling crab) (new track) fresh crab *now* being served is from alaska but that season is almost over. this time of year, the big draw is the dungeness crab and in san francisco, it's *revered*... says restaurateur dante serafini. (sot dante serafini/ co-owner, franciscan crab restaurant ***15:07:10:27) "at thanksgiving, even if you have turkey you will have crab preceding the turkey // (15;06;30;09 ) "it's a tradition in the city. i mean it's crabs at christmas. (track) holiday dungeness is the bread and butter for fishermen.... they say, for half... of their annual income. (sot gilbert rosa 14;49;22;13) "there is going to be a financial impact, // thanksgiving comes around, this is a big money making gone" (track) so, if the ocean warm.... (sot frank k usa "it uld mean us losing a a the stuff we having to sell off our bobos (sot dante) 15;09;43;29 " we the situation where the crab season threatened // (15;11;05;18) "we go 400,000 pounds of crab a year in our and i don't know how to replace that."predicted torrential rains haven't but el nino may already have california, in mireya 3 still to come this morning... e next republicanan presidential debate is only a day away... . and the top candidates are feeling the heat we'll run down the weekends campaigning. at sunrise.3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm memeorologist cat taylor. 3 we are looking at a busy next few days today we can expect sunny skies but conditions with gusts to 30mph. see clouds moving into siouxland storm system.there is still a uncertainty with this moves north/south or slolo down cocod change the forecasas completely.looks like we could see a fefe late thursday night into thehearly morning wednesday, a few could be severe.will be a very windy day with throughout the day.it looks like chance that rain could rain/snow mix thursday morning, but any accumulations at this time.system passes we will clear out with of sunny 3 for the next g -getting ready 33 getting ready for the next g - o - p p presidential debaba... republican ben carson is pushing back against questions about his background. as reporter don champion shows us... carson says he's facing unprecedented scrutiny in his bid for the white house. 3 (pkg) (zoom in on pic of carson) a washington outsider, ben carson is pushing back against the scrutiny that comes with presidential politics. speaking on face the nation sunday, carson responded to (sun0080 :42) questions about the accuracy of his life story, including his violent childhood, conversion to christianity, and (sun0080 :26) whether he was offered a full scholarship to west point.(sot sun0024 dr. ben carson/r- presidential candidate :47) hy do people put this stuff o o there to make the accusation to try to make somebody seem dishonest, and then when it is disproven, "oh, well, let's talk about this. oh, well, you said this when you were in kindergarten." give me a break (-:58)(sot sat0221 :30) nat "it's wonderful to be here" (-:31) fresh off a successful hosting gig on saturday night live this weekend, donald trump seemed to try and keep the questions about carson alive.(sot sun0020 1:22 trump - face the nation/no chyron needed) i hope it works out fine for ben, i just don't know what to think" (-:30) both men and the other gop candidates will take part in their fourth debate tomorrow. (sot mon0040 :24) nat clapping (-:25) on the democratic side of the race... senator bernie sanders hit hard against trump's views on immigration in las vegas over the weekend: (mon0030 bernie sanders/presid ential candidate) "let me be very clear in saying that it is not an american value for donald trump or anyone else in this countnt to refer to people from mexixin as rapists or criminals." sanders will go head to head with front-runner hillary clinton in their third cbs news.3 3 n - b - c says saturday night live this weekend... hosted by trump... pulled in the highest ratings for the show in almost 3 years. 3 louisiana governor and g - o - p presidential candidate bobby jindal was in siouxland yesterday afternoon.during his visit to the onawa public library... jindal promised to tackle things like obama - care... the (e - ron) iran deal... planned parenthood... and amnesty. under his prpridency... ndal says his foreign policy would d ke it clear that (e - ron) iran can *not* become a nuclear power. 3 "there's several republicans that give great speech, red meat applause lines, i'm the only one that's cut government. we were the first one to take on planned parenthood, most pro-life state six years in a row. so i think that we've actually, not only have we governed with conservative principals, we've taken on the political establishment."3 3 jindal said that he's happy to be moving up in the polls... right now he's in the top five. 3 and this week former hewlet packard c - e - o and g - o - p presidential candidate carly fiorina will be in siouxland. 3 she'll be stopping at the onawa public library.thursday november 11th.she'll be there from noon to one.the address is 707 iowa avenue...onawa iowa. 3 g - o - p presidential candidate ben carson announced his support for puerto rico statehood yesterday at a large rally at the el conquistador hotel in fajardo.the rally was for puerto rico's pro - statehood gubernatorial candidate ricky rosello. carson talked very briefly in front of a crowd waving american flags... puerto rican flags... and rossello signs. carson also said... in his opinion... puerto rico is one of the most *patriotic* territories. 3 "i simply cannot sit still and watch unfairness. i'm always gonna call that out when i see the politico thing was a hit job, no question about it. the kind of investigations that were done, you know, talking to the wrong people, not going to wilson jr high school where talking to other people and mean that's 3 just stupid.."after his talk... carson talked about the controversy surrounding the wall street journal's probe into his class records at yale. 3 one big issue in the upcoming legislative session in iowa is the *massive* tax break... about 37 million dollars as it was proposed by governor branstad. this comes just months after the governor vetoed millions of dollars for public education. siouxland news reportrt jaclyn driscoll talked with local representatives to find out more. 3 (**take pkg**)earlier this year, iowa governor terry branstad vetoed 52 million dollars in one-time funding for the state's public schools. "the reason the governor pointed to whene vetoed funding for k-12 schools was that it was an issue of frugality."although the 52 million figure was agreed on by both republicans and democrats branstad said the state couldn't afford it and that spending one time money was a bad precedent to set for ongoing expenses."the governor's veto of one-time funding in july impacted the district by losing revenue that was going to be airmarked towards the purchase of social studies curriculum for our high schools and elementary science curriculum."despite vetoing the money for the state's schools the governor has managed to put into motion a big *cut* in sales taxexeon corporations. he's set up an "administrative rule" that's much like an executive action taken by the president. if branstad doesn't withdraw the rule that tax cut will take effect january 1st even though it's never been approved by the legislature. "to say that it's of the utmost importance to veto 52 million dollars and come back witha very similar amount in a tax break that will be ongoing for years into the future, i think it strikes people as saying two things and not really being able to commit truthfully to either.""the impact on the sioux city community school district is that we will have a loss of sales tax revenue between a range of 240 to 500 thousand dollars a year."siouxland news contacted the governor's office who issued this statement:"the rule is necessary because 15% of all protests heard by the dor concern this sales tax exemption. manufacturing is the largest sector of iowa's economy, providing hundreds of thousands of iowans with high quality jobs, and these taxpayers deserve straight answers."governor branstad's press secretary ben (ham-mess) hammes also pointed out that education funding is up 35% under this administration. there will be a public hearing to further discuss the tax cut later this year."it really is an odd issue and one that has completely circumvented the legislature processes that are put in place to provide a check on the governor's office and i think citizen's really should be concerned." in sioux siouxland news.3 3 hundreds of bacon lovers got their fill of bacon flavored foods this weekend at t southwest bacon fest.the event just wrapped up at the albuquerque international balloon museum. from fiery bacon to bacon funnel cakes... 50 restaurants and food trucks shared their unique bacon dishes.folks even got to take be part of a bacon cooking contest and a bacon eating contest. fifteen breweries and four bands were there... too. 3 3 3 3 3 virtual reality is coming... even if no one really cares right now. we'll take a look... next... in your 3 3 we are looking few days weatatr-wise.today we canan skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds siouxland ahead of a storm system.lot of uncertainty with this moves north/south or slows down could change theorecast mpletely.looks like we could see a few late thursday night into the early morning wednesday, a few could be severe.will be a very windy day with rain off and on throughout the day.there is a chance that rain could rain/snow mix thursday morning, but don't expect any accumulations at this time. after this 3 system passes we will clear out with of sunny skies and temperatures 50's for the weekend. 3 technology pushing virtual reality as the wave of pushing 3 weekend.50's for the 3 weekend. 3 technology companies are pushing virtual reality as the wave of the future. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "virtual reality is coming, even if no one really cares right now. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***" "hey folks. there's quite a bit ofofews lately about virtual rerelity and i think it's time w whave an honest talk about the tech, which is so often over-hyped. now, ***the idea of putting on a headset to step into a virtual world sounds mega cool, it's what sci-fi dreams are made of. but in actuality the technology isn't all that fantastic right now. * this is the samsung gear vr.his costs $100, but you also need to put your smartphone inside this front panel of the screen to view anything. otherwise, it's just some funky looking lenses. samsung says it'll have a new version of this coming by november, (oculus video: 00:52:22 - 01:00:19)and it'll come with an app for watching vimeo and twitch videos so that it looks like watching them in a virtual theater, with friends sitting in seats and the screen the distance.there are some top-of the line machines that don't use a smartphone, year. facebook's oculus rift is 2016, and sony's playstation vr next year. in some early demos i can only takes a few minutes for people to dizzy. maybe you can last for 30 0 minutes at best. but even though we're in these early stages, (oculus video: 01:23:56 - 01:30:22)tech companies are really eager to push virtual reality as the next big advancement in consnser tech that we won't be able to imagine living without. people don't even like going to 3d movies, so i don't know if 3d headsets are ""essential."" but rht now, you can pop on for a mute for a quick experience. ***" "and that's where google cardboard comes in. it's a to give you a taste of what's to come. you can pick it up for around $3 bucks on ebay, it's made of plastic lenses holds it together. your phone just sits in the front and special apps will split the screen so you see in 3d. ***the new launched a vr app so you can immerse yourself in 360-degree photos of environments from different for everyone that still subscribes to a physical newspaper, one of these cardboard sets is the weekend delivery. ***""to be ready for over a million people getting google cardboard, announced it's app for android will support virtual reality video. there are a few youtube vr already, (the hunger games: 02:20:22 - 02:27274)like the hunger games experernce, you through re-created m mie scenen. and if a video isnsn made for vr, it'll just look like you're a movie theater screen in the distance. it's going to take some great vr content to get people to want to give it a try. people won't mind spending more on a better headset -- as long as it doesn't make them too dizzy. we'll see how that plays out next year.***""that's it for this tech news there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in 3 3 more than a thousand pieces of original art are hitting the auction block. we'll show you why tattoo art is going mainstream. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at 3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (36 6 grees) outside at (time)... as we take a look fromur (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 tattoos aren't rare anymore... you can find them in almost every group in society. but now they're heading into a new world... the exclusive auction houses of the *art* world. c - b - s news correspondent michelle miller has the story. 3 often misunderstoodtattoos have been used as cultural traditions all over the worldbrought stateside by swelel of servicemen post world war two...they came to signify rebelliona badge of courageand everything in between. 01;04;1;107 etteteger: when i came up, the only people who wore tattoos were people who lived on the other side of the tracks or in the navy. narr #2now they're getting the attention of sophisticated art dealers and auction executes like arlen ettinger, president of guernsey's auction house. 01;10;28;01 etteinger: //i really wasn't familiar with the notion of tattoo art other than on the body. // but, when i went to view the material for the first time, i saw it, a nice coffee table book featuring the work of one artistnarr #3 that artist was the famous horiyoshi (hor- e-yo-she) the thrid. ettinger then called his office and asked for a copy. 01;11;05;11 '//and they called me back and they said 'which one do you want? there are ten of them.'//01;11;48;18 etteinger: so it makes it very, very clear that there are enormous followings that these people have. narr #4over one thousand pieces of original tattoo art from some of the world's most prominent tattoo artists are going on the auction block. e eye catching visuals are painted on canvas, board and paper. the collection belolos to theheate fashion designer peter mui (moo-ee) who founded the tattoo clothing line yellowman. (show and tell nat)a:some are very colorful, some are very black and white narr #5the collection includes works from american traditional arst bob toberts, legendary swiss artist hilip lou (philip lu), and the notorious horiyoshi (hor-e-yo-she) the third. (show and tell nat) a: this is the top of the game (pointing to a horiyoshi piece)m: this one? a: yes, this artist. narr #6(broll of anna reading her book)anna felicty friedman is a tattoo historian and author of the world atlas tattoo. 12;56;42;10 anna: i think this auction is so historic never seen this level of interest by world and the general public intersecting western popular culture.there are now tv shows. (nat sot sound broll from tattoo con)and dedicated to getting inked.(gfx)popular that according to a 2012 survey one in five u.s. tattoo. 00;11;44;26 masot: i tattoo police officers, teachers, even tattooed priests before. narr #8masot (ma-sot) is a tattoo artrtt. he n n clientshe has an art gallery for his work.masot i've had peoeoe that are art who were not interested in tattoos and i'm starting to see those two things cross narr #9even with the increase in still uncertain who will be bidding in this auction. miller: //who are your 01;12;25;00 etteinger: you know, um, i get asked that a going to be the big buyer in this auction or that auction? and the answer is you never know. it always is a surprise narr #10another surprisethe price. 01;14;52;09 miller: 4-6,000? 01;15;04;01 etteinger: oh, works here that we think are going to than that. 01;15;08;18 miller: how etteinger: much more. 01;15;09;09 there are a number in the tens of 40, 50 thousand, i think.miller: do you have to be in it to really know 01;15;54;26 etteinger: i'll bet you that, work will get sold to people who don't probably never had interest in it, but see the beauty in some of these 01;16;43;21 miller: so you're saying, starting something here. etteinger: something, baby. something big. narr 11 3 3 we are looking at a busy next few days weather-wise.today we can expect sunny skies but breezy conditions with gusts toto0mph. see clouds moving there is s sll a lot of 3 uncertainty with this system. if it north/south or slows down just a tad, it the forecast completely.right now, it could see a few thunderstormsnight into the early morning hours of few could be severe.wednesday will be a very rain off and on throughout the day.there is a chance that switch over to rain/snow mix thursday morning, but any accumulations at this time.system passes we will clear out with of sunny skies and temperatures in the 40's and weekend. 3 3 3 3 time for a t tp to the sunrise watercooler...check out this spectacular sight out of australia. it looks like a giant wave in the sky... but it's actually a shelf cloud slowly moving over the ocean toward sydney'sondi beach.one woman said people were running from the streets to get pictures of the unbelievable cloud formation with their smartphone cameras. a documentary film - maker tweeted... quote... "i think sydney just perfected the shelf cloud." the shelf rain on sydney.3 3 3 morning in your 6 o'clock hour... how much is too much? that's the question a lot of folks are asking now... about the national debt. we'l show you how this nw record debt *could* affect *you.*plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up. it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. keep it right here on 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 president obama meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today. high on the agenda... the renewed violence bebeeen palestinians and israelis that has killed ppple on both sides. the white house says the meeting is meant... in part... to talk about the need for a two - state solution.the governing body of the university of missouri system meets today... with more calls for the school's president to be removed. a lot of students think tim wolfe hasn't done enough to talk about incidents of racial discrimination on campus. dozens of football players at the university are still on strike because of this... one student is on a week - long hunger strike.d... the 6 - year - old autistic y who was shot and killed during a police chase in louisiana last week will be la to rest today. jeremy mardis was hit quite a few times... after two officers fired into an s - u - v that was being driven by his father. the boy's father is still in the hospital in serious condition. the officers are facing second - degree murder and attempted second - degree murder charges. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the and here is what theheolks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning".i'm anthony mason... coming up, stunning images of cities from the sky... pulitzer prize- winner vincent laforet on how he captured the world from above... that's coming up, on cbs this morning... 3 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news a a susuise.thanks for starting heheer.and i'm meteorologist 3 3 at a busy next few days weather-wise.today we can skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomomoow will see clouds siouxland d ead of a storm system.lot of f uncertaintntwith this moves north/south ororlows down just a tad, it the forecast completely.right now, it could see a few thunderstormsnight into the early morning hours of few could be severe. wednesday windy day with rain off and on throughout it looks like there is a chance that switch over to rain/snow mix thursday don't expect any accumulations after this system passes we will clear several days of sunny skies and temperatures 50's for the weekend. 3 3 since parents 3 since parents are waiting longer to have children... a new study is looking into the effects of chemotherapy on babies whose mothers werere treated for cancer during pregnancy. c - b - s news doctor jon lapook has one mother's story. 3 (narration 1)in april, 39 year old gina neri receivea happy rprise. she was pregnant with her third child. but she had symptoms that led her perform a colonoscopy. (3942 the the mass...he said gina, you're looking at cancer.that word"(g) he knew right away...it (narration2)she was facing surgery and and the prognosis for her baby was (4352) they wanted me to know that baby wasn't going to survive.. doctors that we consulted with told us the pregnancy(narration 3)the fear is treatments like chemo will harm the developing fetus. dr. elyce cardonick pregnant women with cancer. cardonick, 13 51 20) during the 1st that's when the majority of the organs are if at all possssle, we would like to chemotherapy in the first trimester.(graphic)study followed 129 europe whose mothers were treated for primarily y ring their second or third altltugh 79 of the children were born term (graphic: "full-term = 37 weeks), they physical and cognitive development three. (narration 4) research placenta can act as a protective filter, depending on the type of chemo. gina and her husband decided to keep after undergoing colon surgery, she immediately asked for an ultrasound.(5054jon) and you're looking at an ultrasound of your baby that point i was so wrapped around this baby, that i lose her i was so happy to hear her heartbeat it was the best thing, the best thingbut she far...0951 / i just want to touch love her, count all her 3 quite a few dozen people said goodbye to their hair saturday... all for a great cause... of course.the nebraska american legion district three had its *buzz cut challenge* in south sioux city. each person donated d - dollars to get a a buzz cut from a great clips stylist. the event wasn't limited to buzz cuts... you could get other haircuts... too. donations will help veterans and active duty service members. 3 "it's a way to honor our veterans, thier families, our active duty militarypersonnel, and our 3 reservists"other money will go to the national emergency fund... which gives relief to veverans who haveveinancial troubles. if you'd like to make a donation... we've got a link in this story on our website... siouxland news dot com. 3 the sierra club hosted their annual chili feed and silent auction at the dorothy pecaut nature center. 3 there was more than 20 homemade chilis made from quite a few members from the sierra club and local businesses donated items at the silent auction. 3 "it stays in the community. . help t t dorothy peacut natate center, the loess hills seminana other educational projects that are related to the 3 environment." 3 the event's proceeds will go toward recycling and conservation projects in the siouxland community. this was the first year the event was open to all members of the community... and the sierra club hopes to keep growing this in the future. 3 sisix city is making it easier for litary veterans to get around town this wednesday.as part of efforts to recognize and show appreciation fothe service of our men and women in uniform... sioux city public transit says active - duty soldiers and veterans will be able to ride for free on veteran's day. to ride for free... a vet just has to tell the bus driver that they're a veteran of a branch of the armed forces... and when they served. the free ride on veterans day started in 2010... but veteransns th a service - related disability ride freeeeevery* day. 3 there's a change coming to this year's downtown holiday lighted parade.the annual eventt the end of november traditionally kicks off the holiday season in sioux city... including the lighting of the city's christmas tree. this year's parade is sponsored by the international brotherhood of electrical workers... and now it'll be on the weekend. this year's parade will be sunday... november 22nd. 3 "so we moved it to susuay night. which may be better off for families you don't have to rushshafter work . you can have dinner and come on downwno the parade."3 you can get the form to register for this year's parade online at the downtown partners' website. the three best entries will get a cash prize. 3 and... just a few days after the holiday parade... downtown partners is welcoming back holiday shoppers to the many locally - owned businesses in sioux city.saturday november 2828 is "small business saturday." shoppers to locally - owned stores traditionally happens the day after black fridayn quite a few of sioux city's downtown businesses and restaurant are planning to offer special deals to shoppers that day. 3 "small business saturday is a great way to kickoff downtown sioux city. we are the home of hundreds of business here in downtown. locally owned small business who really depend on that day in siouxland to come out and support and shop small 3 businesses. "maps and a list of businesses that are part of this will be posted online next weekend. 3 how much is too much? that's the question a lot of people are now asking in terms of how much debt this country should carry... and how many more times limits on the nation's debt will have to be increased. our national correspondent kristine frazao takes a look at how the new *record debt* could affect *you.* 3 at it's core, it's s a question of math.spend the money. pay it back.it's h h you keep good standing in ththworld economy, says bill hoagland, who spent years working on budget policy in the u-s senate. bill hoagland/senior vp, dipartisan if i went into a restaurant, an restaurant and i ordered a big meal and i got up and walked up and didn't pay the bill this is unfair.but what's also unfair, in the eyes of some lawmakers,is the fact that keeps buying these symbolic big meals. jim bridenstine/r-oklahomaraising the debt ceiling did we get cuts did we get a balanced budget? no -we actually increased stand-up kristine frazao"this is how it can trickle down to your household budget - that increased which will likely lead to higher taxes and higher interest rates. bill hoagland/senior vp, bipartisan 6:04 - 6:08 when those interest rates go up then you can't afford a house, it will become get a car."((take fullscreen-josh makes))but long term concerns often clash with current needs which like social security and medicare, funding for the military and veterananep. chris van maryland "we're going to be able to make some vital investments in key areas in scientififiresearch, in transportation and military readinesscongress this voted to suspend the us debt until march of 2017. as that date gets closer you can bet the debate country spends and what kristine frazao reporting3 3 a uassive sinkhole in uississippi swallowed to fifteen cars saturday night.officials say the sinkhole opened up at the parking lot of a brand new i - hop in meridian. the hole is about 50 - feet wide and 600 - feet long. there are *no* reports of anyone being hurt.right now investigators are working to figure out why the e nkhole opened up. e area got 10 - inches of rain in the last two weeks... including 3 - inches this weekend... but we don't know yet if rain was a factor. 3 3 3 quite a few symphony orchestra shows are delighting new generations of fans... helping concert halls sell more tickets. up next... 3 thursday morning. what's up 3 we are looking at a busy next few days today we can expect with gusts to 30mph. see clouds moving into siouxland storm system.there is still a moves north/south just a tad, it could change the forecast right now, it looks like we few thunderstorms late thursday early morning hours wednesday will be a very rain off and on throughout the day. could switch over to thursday morning, but don't expect accumulations s this time. after this we willlllear out with of sunny skies s d 3 symphony orchestras 3 symphony symphony orchestras acrosshe country are down - sizing because they just can't make any money. but in an unusual twist... certain symphony orchestras are delighting a new generation of fans and helping concert halls sell more tickets. c - b - s news correspondent omar villafranca reports. 3 and brahms, it may games.//" (amy anderssen- "it's actually very deep and very complex- very rich, tender, it's full of and those are the things that make, it last for the next 50 years."(narr 7) performing at these shows *are* trained, including music director amy anderssen. she says video game may not be traditional classic music respect.(omar & amy anderssen 10;49;28;02) omar: "did you ever think video game music is going to be here for beautiful?"amy: "// it's storytelling (transition from zelda nats to ny performance of mahler's 2nd symphony) different from mahler's symphony? stylistically it's different. but humanly, thing. we're telling touching hearts." (narr 8)and opening up orchestra to a new generation of pryor. the 19-year old said he'd never classical music performance, 400 songs from the zelda games. pryor 11;04;51;04) omar: "did you you would be at a symphoho to heararideo caleb: "no (laughs). i didn't and the opportunity to do this, i was absoluteloving the thafrom the nontraditio hatchord with the stage. anderssen- 105334)"they cthey get heir feetd thin for the part are thrill tthe musthink get that in a verspontaneous way." (omar10;51;54;29)omar: isor is amy: "no, it is gaming is o stay. inot going long as there'there music and thmeans re fans o these conc(narr 10)fill the seats..turn up th tradiconcert hall 3 saturday, ovdall3 3 3 3 person of interest hits a 3 person of interest hits a big milestone. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is 3 3 3 at a busy next few days weather-wise.today we can skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds siouxland ahead of a storm system.lot of uncertainty with this moves north/south or slows down could change the forecast completely.looks like we could see a few late thursday night into the e ely morning wednesday, a few could be severe.will be a very wiwiy day with rain off and on throughout it looks like there is a chance that switch over to rain/snow mix thursday don't expect any accumulations after this system passes we will clear several days of sunny skies and in the 40's and 50's for the weekend. 3 3 the c - b - s show "person of interest" marks a milestone... and james bond battles the peanut gang for box office supremacy. c - b - s news correspondent suzanne marques has today's eye on entertainment from los angeles. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(nats: "spectre"/ columbia (narr:)the new james bond movie king of the box office. the 007 reboot pulled in 73-million (nats: "peanut movie"/ 20th century fox corporation)the peanut movie" came in second with 45 million inticket sales. (narr: -"my all-american" / clarius a movie opening friday story of university of texas football steinmark. it's called "my all- american."finn wittrock steinmark, whohoelped his national championshihiin 1969 t soon after, with bone cancerernd died.wittrock / actor)down to actor)wittrock / (sot: finn actor)"once i got down to started to realize how significant the the story's set in the sixties but the legend steinmark is very much alive."the movie also stars aaron eckhart.(nats: footage from "person of interest" newspath)(najr:)and the stars of interest" celebrated in style in new york city this mark the show's 100th episode. caviezel and michael emerson use resources to fight crimevigilant(sot: jim caviezel / actor)miraculously we have a good odd chemistry on the show and worked for us i suppose. (narr:)the science drama's fifth season premieres mid-that's your eye on entertainment, marquez, cbs news, los angeles. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... we have a story your favorite way 3 to have your bacon? 3 3 still to come this morning... one in eight ericans gets breast cancer. annual walks and runs raise awareness for the disease... but one group is doing something different. we'll show you how they're fighting cancer with comedy.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead. keep it right here on 3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm m cob cat taylor.3 3 we are looking at a busy next weather-wise.today we can skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds siouxland ahead of a storm system.lot of uncertainty with this moves north/south or slows down could change the forecast completely.looks like we could see a few late thursday night into the early morning wednesday, a few could be severe.will be a very windy day with rain off and on the day.it looks like there is a rain could switch over to rara/snow mix thursday don't expect any accumulations after this system passes we will clear several days of sunny 3 one in eight americans gets breast cancer. there are walks and runs to raise awareness for the disease... but now... a group in chicago is taking a different approach... a breast cancer comedy show. c - b - s news correspondent adriana diaz sat down with the woman known as the "cancer queen of comedy." 3 (pkg) (nat sot) "its my first time doing comedy" (cheers) this was nikki martinez's standup debut five years ago. (nat sot)...and i'm trying not to die." (pulls off wig waves it in air, crowd goes crazy) ((sot interview))(ad) you weren't a comedian your whole life? (n) no (ad) how did this start? (n) cancer (laughs) the chicago office manager was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in 2010, on a wednesday. by monday, doctors had removed her left breast. (sot nikki martinez))"that's when i decided i'd make cancer my career." and the jokes started flowing. ((nat sot show))"doesnsn cancer equal skinny? what the hell do i have?" ((sot interview))(ad) you're going on a stage and cracking jokes about it! (laughs) that's the way of me giving it the finger if i can say that on camera? (big laugh) (takes sock out of bra and dabs forehead with it - crowd goes wild) comedy producer mike oquendo gave nikki her first shot. he hosts an annual breast cancer charity show. ((sot mike oquendo/comedy producer))"in the course of a year maybe 10 to 15 of our regular audience members at some point or another are dealing with it." nikki underwent 12 rounds of chemo and 33 radiation treatments.at this year's show, she shared some news. (nats)"unfortunately my cancer came back in 2012 and i currently have tumors from my scalp, down my neck, in my hips."((sot interview)) (ad) where do you find your strength? (n) my daughter, definitely my daughter. i cannot leave her. (teary) i'm not ready. doctor's say it's terminal. but nikki plans to keep 'em laughing. she says she's cornered the market: ((sot nikki))"you're not gonna find too many healthy women that's gonna whip off a wig and a fake boooo so that's probably the only advantage is, you can't really s sal my jojos!"adriana diaz, cbs 3 the comedian also talks about something she calls "the miss nikki promise," basically encouraging her audience to get checked regularly for breast cancer. 3 iowa's ag department says the bird flu outbreak in the state is officially *over.*all 72 farms originally quarantined have had that quarantine lifted... and can now they can start restocking their flocks. there ararstill 5 backyard operations underrquarantine..... they've got to stay virus - free for 1 days. so far... there haven't been any outbreaks reported in the wild bird population... but there is still a month left in migrating season before the state is in the clear. 3 sec. bill northey "it is important to surveillance up flocks."3 the farms hope to be completely repopulated by the beginning of 20 - 17. the c - d - c says there have been no human infections from the virus... and it doesn't pose a food safety risk for consumers, 3 nirvana's lead singer... kurt cobain... had a cardigan that became famous on m - t - v's "unplugged." now... it's part of a historic selection of items that are up for auction. c - b - s news correspondent (me - uh - ree - uh) mireya (vee - uh - ree - all) ) llarreal visited julien's auauion house in beverer hills to see how fans of the beatles and the big. 3 ctm script: (nats - beatles on the ed sullivan show)just the fab four's 1964 ed sullivan show there's no mistaking that beatles logo on ringo's now it's on the auction block.(sot - darren julien/ceo julien's auctions) "when it comes to pop culture history its one of the most important pieces you can find." on the ed cover with your hand"who've holding the '62 acoustic write "i want please me" and hits...it's also putting on to imagine it in (natsot - the guitar and (mireya:) so, he been here? (narr 3) the disappeared in london only 50 years later for a million expected, it for the sale of guitar. comes to john lennon, natsot - concert- fashion's your buy a piece of damn' style. concert- mtv sweater the grunge rocker famous 1993 "unpnpgged" concert, that comes compmpte withthurns and stains.(sot - darrenenulien)"we sold another jacketete wore on stage for 87,000 but because this is such an important performance it could sell upwards of a 100,000. it's natsot - elvis (narr 5) rings in the building. anniversary presley, is also a lock of his (darren:) elvis $35,000, a clip (darren:) no.enoughthis michael (natsot) - (narr 7) a are also this one in a here and determined to star, it just 3 thanksgiving is 3 be super-rich. 3 might help to star, it just to a super that longed own something determined to own something that belonged to a per star, it just might help to be super-rich. 3 thanksksving is right around that means volunteers are for the 89th thanksgiving new york city. yesterday new york city. day parade in thanksgiving annual macy's corner... thanksgiving is 3 thanksgiving is right around the corner... that means thousands of volunteers are getting ready for the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. yesterday quite a few *new*... giant helium filled balloons were taken on a test drive. reporter brian webb shows us how it went. 3 pkg(opening naa 11:45:25 "i know this is exciting and fun but it can also get a little squirrely")up, up and away.a small army of volunteers are on a practice run to prepare day parade.they are marching four new balloons in a circle around the new york's citi is getting carried away with volunteer duty for a third straight year.ruth gursky / volunteer "oh my god my cheeks hurt at the end of the day and my triceps.. cheeks from smiling it's such an inner child happy this year's four new balloons are scrat and his acorn.an angry bird.ronald mcdonald, extinct from producer and from us and say can balloons gets handlers. nats "i need balloons face street lights help, helium captain ronald everyone gets captains, practice are brian webb for 3 york.cbs news, new 3 york. 3 its estimated three point five million people will watch the parade in person... more than 50 million will watch on t - v. 3 3 a lot of folks deal with joint pain when the weather gets cold. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you how to stop arthritis from getting worse. 3 3 3 at a busy next few days today we can expect sunny skies but conditions with gusts to 30mph. see clouds moving into siouxland ahead of a there is still a lot of uncertainty system. if it moves north/south just a tad, it could change the forecast right now, it looks like we could see a thunderstorms late thursday night into o e hours of wednesday, a severe. wednesdadawill be a very rain off and ononhroughout the day. it looks like chance that rain could switch over to thursday accumulations at this time. with several days and weekend. 3 a lot of folks 3 deal with joint pain when the weather gets cold. siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us an arthritis treatment... and a way to prevent it in the first place. 3 as the weather gets colder, more people start to complain of joint pain. sometimes this is a symptom of arthritis. "so that's usually a wear and tear of the joints and the hand... actutuly you can get it throughout your body. and the hand and thumbmbpecifically is probably one o othe most common places along g th the hip and knees." treating arthritis can be as simple as taking some ibuprofen but if it is more serious. "then we start usually with just cortisone injections // sometimes it well with the the ligament or a ts will allowing them 3 months. doctors what 2 weeks siouxland news. 3 3 3 3 virtual reality is coming... even if no one really cares right now. we'll take a look... next... in your 3 good morning, 3 (downtown sioux cityty.. it's (35 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (j - c roofing and insulating) camera. 3 tech companies are pushing virtual reality as the wave of the future. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "virtual reality is coming, even if no one really cares right now. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***" "hey folks. there's quite a bit of news lately about virtual reality time we have an honest talk tech, which is so often over-hyped. now, ***the idea of headset to step into a virtual world sounds mega cool, it's what sci-fi dreams but in actuality the technology isn't all that now. * this is the e msung costs $100, but you also need to put your inside this front panel of the screen to otherwise, it's just some funky looking samsung says it'll have a new version of november, (oculus video: 00:52:22 - and it'll come with an app for watching twitch videos so that it looks like watching them in a virtual theater, with friends sitting in seats and ahead of you in the distance.there are some top-of the line machines that don't use a coming next year. facebook's coming early 2016, and sony's is also coming next year. in some early tell you, it only takes a few minutes start to feel dizzy. maybe you can last at best. but even though we're in these (oculus video: 01:23:56 - tech companies are really eager to push as the next big advancement in consumer won't be able to imagine living without. people don't to 3d movies, so i don't know if 3d headsets ""essential."" but right now, it is something for a minute for a quick experience. "and that's where google comes in. it's a cheap headset to give you a what's to come. you can pick it up for bucks on ebay, it's made of plastic lenses holds it together. your phone just sits and special apps will split the scscen so ***the new yoror times just launched a vr immerse yoursese in 360-degree photos environonnts from different stories. a a that still subscribes to a newspaper, one of these cardboard sets is the weekend delivery. ***"for over a million people getting cardboard, youtube announced it's android will support virtual reality video. there youtube vr videos made already, games: 02:20:22 - 02:27:14)like the experience, which takes you through movie scenes. and if a video isn't made for look like you're a movie theater screen in the distance. take some great vr content to get to give it a try. and then maybe people won't more on a better headset -- as long as it doesn't make we'll see how that plays out next year."that's it for this tech news there's more at 3 at a busy next few days weather-wise.today we can skies but breezy conditions 30mph. tomorrow will see clouds siouxland ahead of a storm system.there is still a uncertainty with this system. if it north/south or slows down could change the forecast completely.right now, it could see a few thunderstormsnight of few could b b b3 it's now (time) as we take a look outsidede(xxx) on the xx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 president obama meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today. high on the agenda... the renewed violence between palestinians and israelis that has killed people on both sides. the white house says the meeting is meant... in part... to talk about the need for a two - state solution.the governing body of the university of missouri stem meets today... with more calls for the school's president to be removed. a lot of students think tim wolfe hasn't done enough to talk about incidents of racial discrimination on campus. dozens of football players at the university are still on strike because of this... one student is on a week - long hunger strike.and... the 6 - year - old autistic boy who was shot and killed during a police chase in louisiana last week will be laid to rest today. jeremy mardis was hit quite a few times... after two officers fifid into anan - u - v that was being driven by his father. the boy's father is still in the hospital in serious condition. the officers are facing second - degree murder and attempted second - degree murder charges. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, november 9th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news. two americans killed in a shooting spree in jordan. chaos at the university of missouri. student activists, football players, and faculty members accuse the school's president of ignoring racism on campus. starbucks s moves snowflakes and snowmen and ornaments from

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