pimself into the police - he said- so justice can shed light on what happened. (standup) saint denis is just over a mile from the stade de france -- the soccer stadium targeted by three suicide bombers.secretary of state john kerry says attacks on so- called soft t targets like these - poses s yet anothechalalnge in the fighghagainst isisi(sot kerry) for a terrorist, if you're willing to die//you can choose almost anywhere to go do that. and everybody else in law enforcement trying to prevent it has to get everything right all the time, 24 seven, 365. that's a much tougher task.-nats-french warplanes dropped more bombs and russia joined in the airstrikes against isis in syria.jonathan vigliotti cbs news paris. 3 students at nodland and sunnyside elementary schools in morningside have something special to celebrate.sunnyside officially showed off it's plaque designating it as a 20 - 15 national blue ribbon school yesterday afternoon. the designation was nounced earlier this year... and sunnyside's principal went to washington d - c earlier this month to accept the award. 3 "is just a great statement that the work they are doing is paying off. you know our district is always has had the opportunity to rise above some challenges that have been available in front of us. this team here the students, the parents, the staff have worked really hard to bring a heighten level of student achievement. very proud of 3 them for this hard work."the award comes after a review of the school's last five years of test scores by the federal department of education. sunnyside's award is the first time a sioux city school has gotten the blue ribbon designation. 3 the woodbury county supervisors are trying to get more information on where e money for mental health services is actually going.the budget for the sioux rivers regional mental health and disability services agency came out in september. three point five million dollars of its budget comes from woodbury county taxpayers... and supervisor chairman mark monson says he doesn't understand where the dollars are going. monson says he wants a more detailed budget report from the agency. 3 "my recommendation is to get a budget analyst with the regional guy that does the budget and put it together in a form that all the supervisors can understand." 3 the board is holding off on filling two positions because of budget issues... the board says they won't reconsider until the budget is more clear. the supervisors were also talking about that proposed ag expo building last night... monson says the board was blindsided by city council... and that may affect their decision to pay financial assistance. 3 "we've never had a discussion that's ever come close to two million. we haven't had a discussion about the amount we might g ge. i'm quite fearful issue may have reduced at quite a bit, maybe to nothing. they need to communicate with us." 3 the board expects to get a presentation from the people behind the ag expo building... but the supervisors haven't decided when they'll vote on it. the united way of siouxlala has selected the speaker fofo the 20 0 16 women's power lunch.next year you'll get to hear from delilah... the nationally syndicated radio show host. she's called "the most listened - to woman on the radio." the women's power lunch helps the united way raise money for scholarships for single parents. 3 "we have had great speakers over the years ananas a committee we were looking at some of the names of who we wanted and delilah has been to the top for the last few years. she has always come up as a person of interest and so this year we said she's come up to the top and we are excited to have her. ."the 20 - 16 women's power lunch is set for april 27th at the e rina center in sosoh sioux x ty... with a 10 - 30 meet and greet for v - - - p's... the lunch will start at 11 - 30. tickets start at 55 bucks... or 130 dollars for the v - i - p meet and greet with delilah. if you want to know how to buy tickets... check out our web site... siouxland news dot com. 3 a teenager from northeast iowa is pleading guilty to vehicucur homicide after the death of two teenagers from sac counun.18 - year - old trevor (photo) feauto of clarksville entered that plea to two counts of vehicular homicide in sac county district court. 3 those charges come from a crash near (breed - uh) breda last year that killed 16 - year - old bailey jacobsen and her passenger... 16 - year - old lindsey quirk.(photo) feauau hahaa blood d alcohol leveveof point 1 - 3 - 3 whenenhe crcrh happened.he'll be sentenced on december 14th. each count of vehicular homicide carries a 10 - year prison sentence. 3 3 an 18 - year - old sioux city man is facing charges of sexually abusing a 13 - year - old girl.court documents say branden mendiola admitted to going to a house on south clinton streetetnd havinnsex with theheirl november 7th... he left when the victim's mom came home and confronted him.right now mendiola is being held in the woodbury county jail on a 10 - thousand - dollar bond. 3 a south sioux city man will spend the next twenty years in prison after a fatal hit - and - run accident on sioux city's north side this august. our own siouxland news reporter (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) uran was in court yesterdrd morning... for 29 - year - old dustinin(soup - ee)'s suppi'i'plea hearing... and some emotional testimony from his victim's wife. 3 "you have no idea. none. the amount of hurt you've caused." words from the victim's wife. on august 8th, 2015 liz ford's life changed forever,my last kiss to my husband was when i started cpr and tried to bring any life back into him,it was on that day, she and her husband 52-year-old troy ford, stopped on sioux city's northside to check on a person who was slumped over behind the wheel of a pick up.whwh they got up to him... the driver of that pick up- 29-year-old dustin suppi took off...fleeing the scene."and i'm just really sorry from the bottom of my heart because i did mean to mean to run your husband over, if i knew what help was like then i probably would have accepted your r help." the trailer it was pulling struck and ran over troy, who later died from his injuries. the iowa state patrol and plymouth county sheriff's deputies caught up with dustin a few hours later and arrested him after a short chase."they got you, and the hospital staff i know tried to do everything possible to saveve troy andndwere not able to."at the woodbury courthouse tuesday morning, dustin pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. he later admitted his addiction to subtances and was under the influence during the incident. "i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i'm addict."as for liz, "it's going to be hard. it's been hard, everyday since."reporting in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran, siouxland 3 news. 3 dustin (soup - ee) suppi is required to pay the ford estate 150 - thousand dollars in restitition... and almost 27 - thousand dollars to the iowa crime victim compensation program. 3 if you wanted to go to seattle to see a certain wall... gun - free... you're too late.the wall in seattle's pike place market made headlines last week after crews gave it a good steam cleaning... but if you visisi.. you won't find fresh brbrks. new chewing gum has already been stuck on the wall.the wall was cleaned for the first time in 20 years last week... officials think more than a million 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning... with isis using terrorism to expand its reach in iraraand syriri.. kurdish forces are working totostop them. we'll show you how they're hunting down sleeper cells. 3 3 3 today will start off with a 3 3 today wl start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but this air little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indndate that from 1-3" of snow isisossible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 3 here's what we're talking aaut on facebook this morning... some animals in denmark tried to make a break for it. what are your favortie animals to see in a zoo? 3 you might not be able to take your pet on your next delta flight... (hen - nuh) hena daniels is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 u.s. stocks bounced back tuesday afternoon despite concerns of falling oil prices. the dow fifished up at 6 points.the nanaaq finshed up 1. ///planning on taking fido on your next delta flight? the airline just announced it will no longer accept pets as checked baggage . exceptions to the new rule include military members as well as service animals. pets small enough to fit in a kennel that can slide underneath the seat in front of you can still travel in the passenger cabin, or they can be shipped through delta cargo on a separate plane. the policy change will start next march. ///the makers of corona and modelo beers will buy a san diego based brewery for 1 billion dollars. constellatatn brands announced the agreement to acquire ballast poininbrewing and spirits company this week, as the craft beer craze is expected to continue. the net sales for ballast point is forecast to hit 115 million dollars this year///oxford dictionaries has announced an actual emoji icon as its word of the year for 2015. the official name for the chosen emoji is the "face with tears of joy." in a blog post, oxford dictionaries said, "it was chosen as the 'word' that best reflected the ethos, mood, and pre-occupations of 2015."///that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot 3 3 isis is using terrorism to expand its reach in iraq and syria... but kurdish forces are right there... working to stop them. c - b- s news correspondent charlie d'agata has a look at what they're doing. 3 (low light camera driving shots s rough windshield - upsot commamder rado chatter) on the outskirts of kirkuk the anti-terror squad hoped to find four isis suspects. (charlie on camera in car): they've been under surveillance for a while, they are considered dangerous, and they don't know what to expect once they get there. (abdi cam/agnes cam 1st location shots of men surrounding the home) the men spread out and surrounded the house. (kicking through door ---- upsot go pro guy goes in through gate- gopro020421_arrest1.mp4: tc: 0432) then they burst through the gate, weapons drawn. (gopro clip arresr1: tc 1149 man against wall with flash ligh on him - gopro gun in foreground) but it's not until the next house (abdi cam or agnes cam suspect#1 lead out - diamond shirt) that they nabbed the first the suspect. but he was alone. (suspect in the back of the truck - blindfolded, saying his name) the only information he would give them was his name. upsot: dahham dahham (file of isis massacre in speicher - men lined d p to be executed then shalalw mass graves)general sadar qadir toto us the men are suspected of being among the gunmen who massacred of as many as 1700 army recruits when isis overran a military base in tikrit last year. (me and general walking night cam) now theye believed to be part of an isis sleeper cell, plotting to attack civilian areas. (warehouse) the next location was a warehouse. (abdi cam - men squatting on ground, against the wall) men were ordered to face the wall, or squat on the ground. (go pro arrest.2 - man running with gun - shouting in kurdish - we got him! we go him (arabic) then they rush back) then, inside, came word: 'we got him.' there was s time to hang around. (two shot with general - a & b cam)back at the base, the general told us the tragic events in paris just showed that isis is a global enemy. upsot captain it's very sad - he told us - but there have been many days where seven car bombs went off in kirkuk and hundreds were killed, just like france.(perp walk at base blindfolded men at base) and although they captured two isis suspects overnight, there are now two more on the run. tag to come: that squad is out there day and night, scott. and the general told us that because the aim of the terrorists is to kill civilians, they pose a greater threat than isis militants his forces face on the e battlefield. 3 3 battlefield.3 3 3 after the break... two bitter rivals met on the soccer pitch laststnight. we'll show you how a sosoer game turned into much *more* than a game. 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine is over. look for highs to top out in the upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but thihiair mass will be a little cololr. that means that we have to talk abououthe possibility of s sw fridayaynd friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in 3 what is normally a fierce rivalry between england and france on the soccer field became an expression of solidarity and unity. reporter mark phillips was at wembley stadium in london. 3 (french fans singing marseillaise outside wembley) (fade anthem under..... (singing/fanssarriving/maybe singing la marseillaise?/ wembley with tricolor and liberte etc... slogan)when is a game more than a game? when the visiting team's anthem is the theme song of the night. when the national stadium of england is decorated in the colors and slogan of the old sporting enemy, france. (friday's stade de france game including bang)when the game comes just four days after suicide bombers tried to blow themselves up in the crowd during another game in paris.....(nat snd: bang!)... but had to settle for detonating outside when they couldn't get in.(french team/ cus of diabi and griezmann) when two members of the french team were directly affected by the attacks... lassana diara's cousin was killed... antoine griezmann's sister escaped massacre. (security)when the heaviest security anyone can remember is set up around the stadium. (teams onto field)it was the french who said they wanted this game to go ahead. e english not only agreed, thth turned it into exercise ininolidarity.(brief sototrom englglh fan)we're here to support england, we're here to support france - yes to peace and no to terror.(beginning of marseillaise)and when it was time for the anthems -- instead of a competition between rivals -- there was a sing-a-long. the words to the french 'maeillaise' put up on the scoreboard so the english fans could join in. (snd up/ maybe some of our footage from within crowd of english trying to sing in french)and those 2-century-old french revolutionary lyrics about resistance to invasion and blood flowing seemed as relevant now as when they were written. (oncam -- exact wording to come/ start o/c under anthem singing then oncam)22740 (6) the anthems historic message of defiance resonates today and not just in france. the challenge though is how to turn that defiance into effective international action.but what mattered here was the sentiment.(sot french fan2)i cried like for two days and i was desperate and nonoi am here to o pport my country and i know that every countrtris withths on our situation so it's just amazing .the score in the game. 2-0 england . 3 still to come this morning... powerful winds left 180 - thousand customers without power in the pacific northwest yesterday. we'll show you where the storms are headed next. you're watching 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine thursday but will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work k through the area on friday, but this air m ms will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 at least three people are dead this morning after a powerful storm with high winds hit the pacific northwest. as c - b - s news correspondent don champion shows us... the storm blew over trees and power lines... cutting service hundreds of thousands of peoplpl 3 (pkg)(wed0043 1:06) nat wind around the pacific northwest, hurricane force winds are wreaking havoc. overnight, several major roads were closed in the spokane, washington area because of downed trees. (sot wed0043 no name :59) "feels like the apocalypse we lived in georgia when hurricane katrina came and this almost identical to what it felt like" (1:05)(sot stringer video :01) nat fierce winds at the height of the powerful windndorm, gusts knocked out power to more than 178-thousand people in western washington. (tue0584) in seattle tuesday strong winds made it almost impossible for people walking downtown...(sot tue0584 :05) "look at this umbrella i paid 25 dollars and it's broken" (-:09) (wed0043 :14) elsewhere, gusts of up to 70 miles an hour knocked over this tree. it fell right on top of a car-- missing the driver by inches. witnesses struggled for ten minutes to get the woman out. (sot wed0043 :33) "i askekeher to rub my head for good luck because she was a fortunate young woman" (-:37)(sot stringer video :08) nat winds/waves the winds even caused trouble on the water by whipping up waves. water conditions were so dangerous in some areas, ferry trips were delayed or cancelled. don champion, cbs news. 3 rain from the storm even set off two mudslidedein washington state. 3 it won't be finished until at least 20 - 18... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the completion of a 4 - lane highway 20.the governor was at a "final forty" event yesterday afternoon at the convention center with lieutenant governor kim reynolds and officials from the iowa department of transportation. they say the improvements will "increase mobility for cicizens"... ananboost economic development across northwest iowa. about 40 miles of highway 20 still needs to be finished in ida... sac... and woodbury counties. 3 "so it opens up northwest iowa for more economic development. it improves the safety for the citizens and eases transportation all the way from dubuque to sioux city. so we're excited about it."the four - lane project is expected to be finished sometime in 20 - 18. 3 i - 29 in sioux city opened in 1958. and now... a project to rebuild that busy highway might last into the year 20 - 20. that's because the stretch of i - 29 will be the trickiest yet to finish. siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll shows us why. 3 7 yeyes into i29 construction, and on the brink of completing phase 1... drivers may be thinking they are nearing the home stretch (nats)but the iowa dot says 2016 will be the worst year yet. all construction will take place on the northbound lanes of i29... beginning at the bacon creek brige. it will go all the way through the heart of downtown... to north of hamilton blvd... with a total of 7 bridges undergoingng nstruction. drivers can expect to see narrowed lanes, ramp closures, and many detours. "we currently have the northbound f ramp at floyd blvd closed. we will close the northbound on ramp at floyd blvd. we will have the nebraska southbound off ramp, and that will be to facilitate the construction of the northbound nebraska on ramp. and the expected completion date... could now be as late as 2020. "2019 is the last big project letting and that wororcould carry y over into 2020 and that would be hamilton blvd. while construction is expected to take place throughout the winter months of this year, iowa dot says they will try to avoid this in 2016... *hopefully* giving drivers a bit of a break. "that's our target to get traffic to more of a normal pattern over the winter and then finish up these projects in 2017." 3 3 there is some good news for drivers this morning. work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to rthbound i - 29 is on schedule. it should re - open before the end of the month. 3 it's a first for northwest iowa. a fuel station that pumps compressed natural gas. 3 the "shell (super) sioux - per center" is at highway 75 and main avenue in sioux center. domestically produced natural gas from a local pipeline... which is mpressed and then dispensed at that station. vehicles have to be converted to use the fuel. and there is one fleet of vehicles in the area that's already using the product. 3 "it's very clean, it's reasonable, cheaper than the diesel and the gas that's out there now. economy-wise, it's about the same, produces about the same amount of miles per gallon. power-wise it produces pretty much the equivalent. so we're getting the same fuel for a cheaper price and it's cleaner 3 burning."this is the 8th station in iowa to sell compressed natural gas. the nearest similar stations are in council bluffs and fairmont minnesota. 3 it's probably the greatest unsolved mystery in sioux city's history. not one... not two or three... but *15* bodies were found buried along the riverfront. and to this day... no one knows who they are or how they got there. siouxland news anchor larrry wentz takes a look at this mystery. 3 (nats of traffic)the first segment of i-29 through iowa opened october first of 1958 here in sioux city. the three mile stretch running from the big sioux river on the north... to the u.s. 20 bridge across the missouri river. earlier that year... while scaling awayay portion of the bluffs a aut a half mile south of the floyd monument...wo rkers discovered something very unusual... a grave site with at least 15 caskets. "there's a lot of speculation about whose these unkown 15 people were because there's nobody left to tell us." (:07) it's believed they were here sometime after lewis and clark's expedititi in 180404.and before w wbecame a city in 1854."a group of people for whatever reason probably got a disease...choler a or something and it killed a whole bunch of them.at first it was thought they might be native americans because they all had black hair. and.."one of the men was so large that they made him in fetal position, curled up to get him in the coffin. and so at first they thouout that was the way native americans buried their dead in the fetal position." but some discoveries *inside* the caskets changed that."but they did find some things in there that had religious symbols on em so they thought it was at one time some jesuits that were traveling across the country preaching to people."silver plated coffin handles also showed a high leveveof sophistication. "and whoever they w we with buried them because they had wood coffins.... they had hinges for the lids. so it wasn't like let's just build a grave and throw these people in."(:14)experts from morningside college... to the university of iowa and kansas eventually studied the remains. and local author margaret crary even wrote e children's book about the remains to be known 3 about the unknown 15. 3 modern technology might help shed new light on this mystery. but... get this... all the remains have disappeared over the years. and no one seems to know where they are ymore. 3 the force will be with folks heading to a certain auction next month.sotheby's is auctioning off the "star wars" toy collection owned by japanese d - j and clothing entrepreneur nigo. the toys include original "star wars" action figures from 19 - 77 in the original packaging. the batch features a rare luke skywalker with a "double telescoping" lightsaber. sotheby's says only 20 of those figures are known to exist.the most expensive items on the block are two "power of the force" coin sets that were available only by special request from the manufacturer. they're expected to sell 3 3 3 3 take a tour of some homes... get ready for the holidays... and help big brothers big sisters of siouxland. that's what we're talking about... next... in 3 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day y over. ok for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit year is sure to get you into a christmas - y mood!that's why mike skaggs is here for talk of the town this morning.good morning! 3 jake and a guest or group of community events.3 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out any more information...you can find everything on our web site...that's siouxland news dot com slash sunrise... 3 3 singer patti labelle's sweet potato pie is making some reviewers sing like patti herself. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at 3 3 good morning, (city)... it's (temp) outside at (time)... as we takaka look from our (sponsororcamera. 3 it's a pie so popular it's hard to find. but what turned patti labelle's sweet potato pie into a phenomenon was how it made one reviewer literally sing like patti. now both he and the pie have become sensations. c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos takes a look. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows--it is pie that flies...(nats) "i swear!"off the shelf at walmart...(nats) "go ahead and get a nibble."patti's sweet potato pie by none oer than patti labelle...(nat voulez vous couchez avec moi)voulez vous eat my pie.(nats) "patti!" this guy did...(nats) "whoa yeah bleep i'm turning into patti. you'll turn into patti after eating this."and his review turned patti's pie into a phenomenon.(nats) "this wasn't h h it was s pposed to end.""patti labelle has s cookbook and is famed for dishes like macaroni and cheese, but for the first three days after james wright chanel posted his review literally singing the praises of patti's 3 doar and 48 cent pie....(nats) "you are my friend."walmart says it sold a pie a second.(moos standup empty-handed) "now you don't see me holding a pie because it's nearly impossible to get. check out walmart's website. out of stock. out of stock. out of stock."(nats) "and i'll be gone."james is a hairdresser and an entertainer in la. after his review got millions of views, he got a very special phone call. (james) "you know patti has a little distinctive voice. she was like "james" i said "patti. we talked like we knew each other forever. she was like you're an awesome singer. awesome individual. child you're gonna go far."she's invited him to spend a day with her.james' review has inspired others...t.ts guy cacaed his mom after t t first bite.(no name given) "i'm have to say miss patti pie better than your sweet potato pie, mama."(no name given) "i'm gonna hang up on you." everybody seems hung up on patti's seems hung up everybody you."everybody seems hung up on patti's sweet potato pie.(nats) "lord when i get to heaven i hope they have patti pies."jeanne moos cnn (nats) "pattiiiiiiiiii"...new york.(nats) "patti pies. patti i cake make it shake!" 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm systemems going to work through the arar on friday, but this air mass will be a ttle colder. that means that have to talk about t e possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...zookeepers at a zoo in denmark might want to cancel movie night for a while. that's because they ock of their penguins after following a trail of wet footprints. 3 folks at the zoo joked that maybe the penguins had seen 'the penguins of madagascar' 3 movie? 3 3 the governors of more than half of the states in the u - s now say they oppose the obama administration's plan to take in thousands of syrian refugees. coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... we'll see if that opposition actually *means* anything.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.ke it 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 an international search is still going on now for *another* suspect who slipped away after the paris terror attacks.overnight... police were in a shoot out in a paris suburb near the soccer stadium where one of the attacks happened. this... as raids go on across europe for those connected to the carnage.louisiana governor bobby jindal has suspended his bid for the republican presidentialalnomination. jindal is among more than two dozezegovernono who believes president obama should *not* allow syrian refugees into the united states after the paris attacks. the president has smissed the idea as *offensive*... but is weighing calls from france to team up with russia in the fight against isis.and... a severe storm system that brought rain... snow... and flooding to the pacific northwest is moving east today. at least two people were killed by downed trees in washington state tuesday. the high winds also caused hundreds of thousands of people in that state to lose power. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. 3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning".i'm norah o'donnell... coming up, the original american idol kelly clarkson... she opens up to gayle king about motherhood and exceeding her wildest dreams... that's coming p, on cbs this morning... 3 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob cat taylor.3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler w wh morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the e ea on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 3 next week. 3 3 sunnyside elementary schools in morningside have something special to celebrate.sunnyside officially showed off it's plaque designating it as a 20 - 15 yesterday afternoon. e designation was announced earlier t ts year... and sunnyside's principal went to washington d - c earlier this month to accept the award. 3 "is just a grebt statement that the work they are doing is paying off. you know our district is always has had the opportunity to rise above some challenges that have been available in front of us. this team here the students, the parents, the staff have worked really hard to bring a heighten level of student achievement. very proud of them for this hard work."the award comes after a revieof the school's#last five years of test scores by the federal department of education. sunnyside's award is the first time a sioux city school has gotten the blue ribbon designation. 3 the woodbury county supervisors are trying to get more information on where money for mental health services is actually going.the budget for the sioux ririrs regional mental health and disability rvices agency came out in september. three point five million dollars of its budget comes from woodbury county taxpayers... and supervisor chairman mark monson says he doesn't understand where the dollars are going. monson says he wants a more detailed budget report from the agency. 3 "my recommendation is to get a budget analyst with the regional guy that does the budget and put it together r a form that all l the supervisorcan understand." 3 the board is holding off on filling two positions because of budget issues... the board says they won't reconsider until the budget is more clear. the supervisors were also talking about that proposed ag expo building last night... monson says the board was blindsided by city council... and that may affect their decision to pay financial assistance. 3 "we've never had a discussion that's ever come close to two million. we haven't had a discussion about the amount we might give. i'm quite fearful that the mayor pushing the quite a bit, maybe to nothing. they need to communicate with us." 3 the board expects to get a presentation from the people behind the ag expo building... but the supervisors s hahan't decided when they'll vote on it. 3 the united way of siouxland has selected the speaker for the 20 - 16 women's power lunch.next year pyou'll get to hear from delilah... the nationally syndicated radio show host. she's called "the most listened - to woman on the radio." the women's power lunch helps the united way raise money for scholarships for single parents. 3 "we have had great speakers over the years and as a committee we were looking at some of the names of who we wanted and delilah has been@to the top for the last few years. she has always come up as a person of interest and so this year we said she's come up to the top and we are excited to have her. ."the 20 - 16 women's power lunch is set for april 27th at the marina center in south sioux city... with a 10 - 30 meet and greet for v - i - p's... the lunch will ststt at 11 1 30. tickets start at 55 bubus... or 130 dollars for the v - i - p meet and greet with delilah. if you want to know how to buy tickets... check out our web site... siouxland news dot com. 3 a teenager from northeast iowa is pleading guilty to vehicular homicide after the death of two teenagers from sac county.18 - year - old trevor (photo) feauto of clarksville entered that plea to two counts of vehicular homicide in sac county district court. 3 those charges come from a crash near (breed - uh) breda last year that killed 16 - year - old bailey jacobsen and her passenger... 16 - year - old lindsey quirk.(photo) feto haa blood - alcohol level of point 1 - 3 - 3 when the crash happened.he'll be sentenced on december 14th. each count of vehicular homicide carries a 10 - year prison sentence. 3 3 an 18 - year - old sioux city man is facing charges of sexually abusing a 13 - ar - old girl.court documents say branann mendiola admitted to going to a house on south clinn street and having sex with the girl november 7th... he left when the victim's mom came home and confronted him.right now mendiola is being held in the woodbury county jail on a 10 - thousand - dollar bond. 3 more than half the state governors in the united so far stand united in trying to stop syrian reregees from coming to their states. our national corespondent jeff barnd asks whether the states have the authority to do that... and how far they'd have to go to win. 3 sot ; 12 ryan po-62tu "this is a moment where its better to be safe than sorry"// house speaker paul ryan introducing a measure to stall syrian refugees from arriving in the u.s. following the paris attacks/sot/:17 in order to verify that terrorists are not trying to infiltrate the terrorists population"/vo/t least t senators also presidential candidates concur with speaker ryan senator ted cruz plans to introduce measures to cut federal funding for refugee resettlement and senator rand paul plans to introduce a bill calling for a 30-day waiting period on *all* entries to the u.s. /sot/ jon freer - legal policy analyst ftp broll- ":22 who has more power? the federal gov't or the states in your opinion?" "ultimately legally, the federal government has the authority to put these refugees into the states and the states have very little say :33/vo/ freer says *much* of the presidents power comemefrom the 1980 refugee act /gfxfx"the president may admit refugees who face "persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, or political opinion" into the u.s." /vo/ but freer says states *can* make things *difficult* like witholding state funding for services like job training and teaching english to the newly arrived refugees./bridge/ and there's nothing to stop a refugee from settling into one state only to move to another state, where they'd be more welcome. /sot/ 3:55 free ftp broll "these are people who are like anyone else , they can travel from state to state." 3:59/vo/ freer says congress does have the power to change or amend the refugee act making things difficult for president ama. /sot/2:23 freererif these states really take a stand and try and bring it into the courts therers always the way to the supreme court 2:323 3 for the right buyer... it could be a "super" deal.part of the late christopher reeve's superman costume is going up for auction thursday. reeve wore this "muscle tunic" in "superman: the movie" back in 19 - 78.it was designed by onne blake... an oscar - wiwiing costume designer. bidding dollars.3 3 3 3 3 akron - westfield's football team is the only team left in the state tournament who is unranked. chris neyenhouse caught up with their record setting coach and quarterback. hear how that distinguishmen t suits them just fine. sports is next. 3 3 we're checkingngup with moose again on this ththsday morning. what's up moose? 3 3 todayayill start off with a few scatatred showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit 3 next week.3 3 3 sports, with sports director chris neyenhouse..od morning siouxland here's a aook at your morning sports.making the state playoffs as an *unranked* team is all about defying the odds and playing better than the so called experts expect. and while that's a coole story, nothat we're down to 12 teams among 6 classes playing in this week's championship games, they've all lost, well, except akron- westfield. behind the huge development of class "a"'s leading number one passer cal eskra, the westerners have become the greatest show on turf lately. eskra became just the 8th quarterback in state history to throw for over 500 yards in a game. and in their seimfinal win over mount ayr he set a new state playoff record. taking a break from receiving his national honor society recognition tonight, both eskra and head coach eric walkingstick say playing without a ranking next to their name suits them just fine.cal eskra, a-w qb: "i like that a lot. i like being the derdog. i like being the tete tha's laying low. and just kind of surprising everybody. not many people choose us to really win most of the games we're winning right now. i think that's really what motivates us very well"eric walkingstick, a-w head coach "we dream big we work hard. it's the way we should win our lives. we should sit there and go out and no matter where we are in life we should sit there and battle and do things right and work hard. and that's what my kids have done. they've worked hard, they didn't listen to people who said they couldn't and that's why they're in the situation they're in right now. theyv'e rked hard." eskra: i iean the e am is just peaking at the right time. offense, defense, specal teams, everybody is just doing their jobs. we're staying diligent with everything we're doing and everything is just falling together here at the pefect time."those were some amazing words to live by from coach. in fact he was at the nhs ceremony to give a speech to those kids. many are on this football team. coach says he takes pride in developing these kids as a family and there's no more obvious example than his record- setting quarterback.coach: "well first is his intelligence. he does a great job of listening and learning and understanding coverages. that's probably the primary. the other thing is the kid doesn't t n with regular blood. he's g g ice water inin his veins. he doesn't get shook. he doesn't get scared or nervous. he executes to perfection."eskra: "i mean great offensive line up front for me to buy me some time. great receivers making plays every game. and i think that just makes my job pretty easy." coach: 's thrown for over 3600 yards, he's ran for over 1500 yards. he's acumulated over 50 touchdowns. he's definitely a scoring machine and he's a dual threat quarterback to say the least. it's been fun working with him. and the great thing is we have him back for another year."you can watch akron- westfield go for the title just like all the football state championship games on our sister station kpth fox 44. this one starts at 1:30 on thursday.i told cal i would play our blooper from the beginning of the season. this was the first game of the year against hintnt. cal hit me with the football! to be fair i was open! akron-n-stfield lost the game and stararng off 0-1 is probably a big g ason for ranking this goes to show thatathile he's learned totoe a record setting passer since then i've also learned better ways of getting out of the way. dakota valley is preparing to head out to sioux falls tomorrow in advance of their state tournament matchup with mobridge-pollock thursday. the three seed panthers will be favored over their 6th seeded opponent. but coach rick pruett and senior annie mccabe say they're taking nothing for granted as they prep for what they hope is a state title run.rick pruett - dakota valley head coach "they had a great season, they were ranked in the top six or seven most of the season. they did struggle at the end of the season. they lost their last four regular season games. so i don't know if there were some injuries involved or not. i was able to get some film on them so i've been able to see them play." anne mccabe - dv senior "i think that we're getting along great right now. i mean we have been getting along great all season. but we're playing withth lot of energy. a loloof fun.n.nd we're really playing our game strong and our serving game has really increased a lot latelyannie did confirm that star hiers meredith and elizabeth lammers approve of my "lammers with the slammers" catch phrse. the team shoves off for sioux falls today!gpac honors were announced yesterday and its no surprise top ranked morningside took home lots of hardware.qb ryan kasdorf is the offensive player of the year. zac schleuger is co-defensive player of the year and steve ryan was named coach of the year. congrats to the mustangs.in college football the latest playoff committee rankings are in and iowa is currently sitting number five in the college football playoff ranking system. of course the top four teams at the end of the regular season make the tournament that determines the national championship. so iowa is juuust on the outside looking in. we've got a few weeks to sort this out though. but iowa, if they 3 3 3 disney - pixar is ready to show us a word with dinosaurs. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment isisfter the break. 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upppp 40s again. sunshine returns s r thursdsd but temperatures wiwi be much cooler with morning g temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 3 disney - pixar shows a world *wit dinosaur... cate blanchett is honored... and charlie sheen reveals a shocking secret. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(narr:) former "two and a half men" star charlie sheen n is h-i-v positive.in an open letter, the 50-year-old acr admits to abusing drugs and alcohol to cope with his diagnosis 4 years ago.sheen told nbc's matt lauer it was quote "impossible" he transmitted the disease to others. ((sot: charlie sheen/ nbc's "today")) (lauer) "have you had unprotected sex on any occasion since your diagnosis?" (shn) "yes, but the two people i did that with were under the care of my doctor and completely warned ahead of time."sheen says he went public to end the has cost him millions.the actor says his bad boy days are over...and looks forward to philanthropy and raising awareness about h-i-v.------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------(narr:) two-time oscar winner cate blanchett wawahonored at the museum of modern art film benefit in new york. the proceeds go to the moma's s library. it stores more than 20-thousand lms.((sot: cate blanchett/actress))"a house like moma creates such a great intersection between the conventional end of cinema and cinema as an art form and video art and media." blanchett stars in -- "truth" in theaters now...and "carol," which opens friday. ------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------(narr:) ((stand-up: suzanne marques/ cbs news/ hollywood))"the stars hit the red carpet in hollywood for the world premiere of "the good dinosaur.""((vo))jeffery wright and anna paquin voice characters in disney-pixar's new animated movie(nats of the movie)it's about a world where dinosaurs still roam the earth. arlo ends up making an unlikely human friend."the good nosaur" hits theaters next wednesday.that's your eye on enenrtainment.suzanne marques, cbs news, hollywood. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... some animals in denmark tried to make a break for it. what are your favortie 3 3 still to come this morning... a father is asking the government to help bring his son home. we'll show you how this custody battle crossed international borders.it's nono(time) as we take a look outsidede(xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead. keep it right here on 3 3 good mning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob cat taylor.33 today willllstart off with a few scatterereshowers around quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s thursday but will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. anotr storm system is going to work through the area on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit early next week. 3 this morning we know a father in texas is pleading for the return of his six - year - old son... who *he* says was illegally abducted by his ex - wife. now... he's calling on the state department and a sitting congressman to help his cause. c - b - s news correspondent michelle miller met with chris (b(bwn) brann at his home last week. 3 ctm script: (walking into the room @ 12:25:00) chris brann has kept his son's bedroom in houston exactly as it was the day he left. the day his ex-wife marcelle guimaraes took nico to brazil for a family wedding. (chris 10:45:57;25) i started asking my attorneys what was going on, and i got a phone call that-- essentially that they weren't returning. // chris learned that marcelle enrolleded their toddler in a brazilian school, found a new job and petitioned brazilian courts for full custody which they granted. chris says he had no idea any of it was happening. (chris brann 10:46:46;21) it's heart-wrenching. it's devastating. // to be in a situation where i was seeing my son every single day, participating in his life, an active member in his life-- a loving parent, to be in a situation now where i have less than 1% physical custody of my child-video from car anted partial visitation by a judge, chris now travels 8 weeks to visit his boy, who's now six years old. he picks him up from school, spends the afternoon playing with him (nat playing) and then returns him to his ex- wife's family.(michelle miller 10:56:48;09) are you able to see the change in him from trip to trip? // (10:56:55;04 chris brann) definitely///it's hard for him to communicate with me. it's hard for him to be able t texprprs to me in english what it is that's going on, what he feels.gfx of court documents, on february 19, 2015, the texas court of harris county, texas - need original docchris and hiattorney jared gesner are fighting to return nico to the us. (gfx #1 in) they say marcelle altered several documents to conceal a pre- meditated abduction. earlier this yearara texas court found that marcelle wrongly and maliciously concealed nico's whereabouts. (gfx #1 out)(july 15, 2015- need original doc)( gfx #2 in) and a federal court in brazil affirmed that nico had been taken unlawfully from texas. still, the judge ruled that nico should stay in brazil with his mother because he is "well-settled" (gfx #2 out)(michelle standup)we contacted marcelle's legal team in brazil for a response to the alleletions citing privacy laws protecting minors in cases like these, her lawyers say, they "cannot comment," "only the local court" ca(jared genser, lawyer) i think the most important thing to emphasize is both united states and brazil agree that that child has been illegally taken from the united states-- to brazil. (11:36:53;30)(gfx # 3)gesner filed a petition to have nico returned under the hague nvention.. ththinternational agreement whicicstates that cuody should be e decided in a child's home country. (11:36:53;30 jared genser) and under the treaty // a child who has illegally taken must be returned to their country of residence, unless there's a risk of harm to that child-- presented by the left-behind parent. (11:46:59;28 michelle miller) what's it gonna take to get nico back?(11:47:02;18 jared genser) look, i think this is gonna take the direct involvement of president obama reaching out to president rouf-- rousseff and saying, "this just needs to be resolved."(stills, david and son arriving on tarmac on chrismas eve)president obama stepped into antohoh the caca of amamican, david goldman, who fought for five years to bring his son home from brazil. goldman's victory gives chris brann hope (11:50:45;08 chris brann) // he needs to come home. it's been two years. this house is like a mausoleum to him. everything reminds me of him. but, i will never give up. . (11:52:57;05)> 3 3 >3 3 it won't be finished until at least 20 - 18... but iowa governor terry branstad is already celebrating the completion of a 4 - lane highway 20.the governor was at a "final forty" event yesterday afternoon at the convention center with lieutenant governor kim reynoldsdsnd officials from e iowa department of trtrsportation. they say the improvements will "increase mobility for citizens"... and boosl economidevelopment across northwesiowa. about 40 miles of highway 20 still needs to be finished in ida... sac... and woodbury counties. 3 "so it opens up northwest iowa for more economic developmenen it improves the e fety for the citizens and eases transportation all the way from dubuque to sioux city. so we're excited about it."the four - lane project is expected to be finished sometime in 20 - 18. 3 i - 29 in sioux city opened in 1958. and now... a project to rebuild that busy highway might last into the year 20 - 20. that's because the stretch of i - 29 that runs *through* downtown will be the trickiest yet to finish. siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll shows us why. 3 7 years into i29 construction, and on the brink of @ompleting phase 1... drivers may be thinking they are nearing the home stretch (nats)but the iowa dot says 2016 will be the worst year yet. all construction will take place on the northbound lanes of i29... beginning at the bacon the way through the heart of downtown... to north of hamilton blvd... with a total of 7 bridges undergoing cocotruction. drivers n expect to see narrowed lanes, ramp closures, and many detours. "we currently have the northbound off ramp at floyd blvd closed. we will close the northbound on ramp at floyd blvd. we will have the nebraska southbound off ramp, and that will be to facilitate the construction of the northbound nebraska on ramp. and the expected completion date... could now be as late as 2020. "2019 is the last big project letting and that work could carry over into 2020 and that would be the southboud work near hahalton blvd. whilil construction is expectt to take place throughout the winter months of this year, iowa dot says they will try to avoid this in 2016... *hopefully* giving drivers a bit of a break. "that's our target to get traffic to more of a nmal pattern over the these projects in 2017." 3 3 there is some good news for drivers this morning. work on the ramp leading from wesley parkway to northbound i - 29 is on schedulele it should re - open before the end of the nth. 3 it's a first for northwest iowa. a fuel station that pumps compressed natural gas. 3 the "shell (super) siou- per center" is at highway 75 and main avenue in sioux center. the fuel is made up of domestically produced natural gas from a local pipeline... which is compressed and then dispensed at that station. vehicles have to be converted to use the fuel. and there is one fleet ofofvehicles in the area that's alalady using the product. 33 "it's very clean, it's reasonable, cheaper than the diesel and the gas that's out there now. economy-wise, it's about the same, produces about the same amount of miles per gallon. power-wise it produces pretty much the equivalent. so we're getting the same fuel cleaner 3 burning."this is the 8th station in iowa to sell compressed natural gas. e neareses similar stations are in council bluffs and fairmont minnesota. 3 3 up next in your healthwatch... a volunteer firefighter severely burned in the line of duty has gotten the most extensive face transplant to date. we'll show you how doctors are helping him see again. 3 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but t tperatures will be much coolererith morning temps in the 20s a a highs in the mid 40's. another storm sysyem is going to work k through the area on friday, but this air mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming up a little bit 3 3 a volunteer firefighter from mississippi... severely burned in a fire in 2001... face transplant ever... covering his skull and a lot of his neck. reporter doctor max gomez introduces us the doctors and the patient behind this groundbreaking surgery. 33 pkg script:(handout photos of fire) it was a routine fire, if there ever is such a thing, in senatobia, mississippi back in september 2001. that's when volunteer firefighter patrick hardison suffered third degree burns over all of his head and chest. fourteen years later, patrick found himself in new york, waiting for the most extensive face transplant ever attempted.sot: patrick hardison / face trtrsplant patient 42-49 they're working this 3 transplant done, hopefull its not much longer.track: dr eduardo rodriguez 3 would lead the team of more than 100 medical professionals at the nyu langononmedical center. but finding a a nor that matched patrick's general appearance, blood type, and other tissue factors was not easy.sot: helen irving / ceo, liveonny 13 20 39 he was a year on the wait list and he was the only person on the wait list, he wasnt with others and it still took a year.track: that donor was david rodebaugh, a 26 year old artist and bicycling enthusiast who died after a bike accident in brooklyn and whose liver, kidneys, heart and other tissues will live on in at least 4 recipients. surprisingly, the primary goals of the surgery were medical more than cosmetic.sot: dr eduardo rodriguez / nyu langone medical center\ 01 23 the biggest functional improvement was in the eyelids and of course, removal of the scars for normal facial animation, and finally the improvement of the overall appearance.track; the 26 hour operation began august 14th in adjoining operating rooms at nyu. the donor tissue included not just the face but much of the neck skin and even several facialalones. most importantly, bvlood vessels, and nerves had to be saved and reconnected with microsurgical techniques. immediataty afterward, patrick was swollen but over the past 92 days, his appearance has gradually improved. here patrick is waiting for his children to see him for the first time.sot: patrick hardison / face transplant patient i am very excited to see them and i'm sure they're excited to see me. track: patrick's appearance and his vision are dramatically improved from his post burn condition and will continue to get better. i asked his surgeon about the psychological adjustments face transplant recipients have to make looking at another person's face in the mirror. dr. max gomez, for cbs news, new york. 3 face transplant donor david rodebaugh's heart... liver... kidneys... and eyes were also successfully transplanted to other patients who needed them. 3 3 facebook is moving beyond the simple likikbutton. we'll in your c - net tech update.3 3 good morning, (norfolk)... it's (36 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (square tire) camera. 3 microsoft finally finished killing off zune. here's your c - net tech update. the year? i'm bridget carey, 3 this is your 3 cnet update.***""it's time to bid farewell to language as we know it. the word of the year is not a word at all. for the first time ever, the fine folks at oxford dictionaries decided that the word of year should be... an emoji. specifically, it's the face with tears of joy, used when your crying laughing. but before you weep for the future of language, oxford said this emoji best reflected the ethos, mood and preoccupations of 2015. and according to some statistics, it is the most used emoji in the world this year. of course these cartoons are growing in popularity as more people get smartphones thth use the icons -- and it's also picking up with the h hp of social media. remember when hillary clinton tried to connect with young people by asking them to share their thoughts about the complicated issue of student loan debt in three emojis or less? domino's lets you order a pizza by just tweeting the slice emoji. (emojiworks video: 01:03:34 - 01:09:26) and you can even buy emoji keyboards for your desktop computer, because apparently we need tools to emoji faster.***""(facebook video: 01:09:26 - 01:18:09) facebook is testing out emoji reaction buttons that go beyond the thumbs-up, which let t u mark a post with different faceceor a heart for love. *** and twitter seeee toto also be e moving in that direction. a twitter user noticed his app had the ability to select from 12 emoji beyond the heart -- including the 100 and a party confetti horn. this option was hidden in a developer build of twitter's iphone app. when asked by the verge, twitter's comment about it was just a one emoji response -- the monkey with hands over its mouth.***""as our communication changes, so does the way we listen to music. pandora is evolving to become like other on-demand music streaming apps, where you can n reququt the specific song you want. pandora announced it would buy up most of it's rival rdio for $75 million dollars, and next year the plan is for pandora to include a feature for on-demand listening, similar to spotify or apple music. ***" "meanwhile, beats music is shutting down at the end of the month, on november 30th. it also was a paid, on-demand music service. apple bought beats and is encouraging users to migrate to apple music, which has now been around for six months, and is also available e android devices. ***""and we say goodbye to another music service forever. *** zune. yeah this week microsoft shut down all zune services, for any of you that stll used the zune player for connecting online to download music from the marketplace or the zune music pass subscription program, which changed to the groove music service. back in 2008 microsoft stoped making zunes, but now by killing the services, the zune name shall no longer be spokok in the halls of microsoft... t we shshl never forget.***""that's for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm bridget carey. 3 3 today will start off with today will 3 3 today will start off with a few scattered showers around the area, but then things quiet down for most of the afternoon, and we may even squeeze out a few rays of sunshine before the day is over. look for highs to top out in the middle to upper 40s again. sunshine returns for thursday but temperatures will be much cooler with morning temps in the 20s and highs in the mid 40's. another storm system is going to work througugthe area on friday, , but this a a mass will be a little colder. that means that we have to talk about the possibility of snow friday and friday night. the system is still organizing, but forecast models indicate that from 1-3" of snow is possible. so be ready. friday and saturday will see temps in the 30s before warming u` a little bit early next week. 3 we'll take a look at your traffic, news and weather to go coming up after the break... at sunrise.3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go 3 ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 an international search is still going on now for *another* suspect who slipped away after the paris terror attacks.overnight... police were in a shoot out in a paris suburb near the soccer stadium where one of the attacks happened. this... as raids go on across europe for those connected to the carnage.louisiana governor bobby jindal has suspended his bid for the republican presidenenal nomination. jindal is among more than two dozen governrns who believes esident obama should *not* united states after the paris attacks. the president has dismissed the idea as *offensive*... but is weighing calls from france to team up with russia in the fight against isis.and... a severe storm system that brought rain... snow... and flooding to the pacific northwest is moving east today. at least two people were killed by downed trees in washington state tuesday. the high winds also caused hundreds of thousands of people ithat state to lose power. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. good morning. it is several sptduspects are in stody, including a woman who blew herself up. president obama promises to work with russia on one condition. some of the most well-known dietary supplements are the target of an investigation crackdown. 90 seconds. >> a paris suburb rocked by gunfire and explosion. >> the target believed to be the mastermind have friday's attacks. >> two people have beekilled, including a woman who blew herself up. >> at least five people of the police injured. >> bomb aboard air france traveling to paris. >> one to los angeles versus salt lake city. >> that second flight diverted to halifax. >> three people hit by falling try trees brought down by wind. >> now they're worried about 3-year-old orphans. >> president obama slammed republican candidates. >> hey, who would like to have religious asylum, even if they strap bombs to their belly and