with us on this xxx morning.3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix sunday into monday. 3 3 3 there's a lot of tension in illinois right now... one day after - dash camera videow showing a white police officer shooting and killing a black teenager - was made public. the tape set off protests on the streets of chicago into the morning. as c - b - s news correspondent adriana diaz shows us... the veteran police officer is now 3 (pkg) -nats-16 shots 16 shots the city of chicago is bracing for more heated protests today...following the release a video showing laquan mcdonald's last moments. (sot mos/ no name given) you have turned a blind, blue code of silence away //from police corruptiondemonstrators, some holding up laquan's name, clashed with police into the early morning...as they blocked intersection after intersection. the chaos erupted hours after authorities released this gruesome dashcam footage -- showing the 17-year-old being riddled with bullets from officer jason van dyke's weapon. (sot eretha thompkins/ chicago resident) boom,boom boom boom boom, his body dead..that's excessive force the silent video shows van dyke continued to shoot the teen as he lay on the ground. many are wondering why it took prosecutors 13 months to file murder charges against him: (sot cook county state's attorney anita alvarez) working with our federal partners at the u.s attorney's office and the fbi, you move at the rate that they move and sometimes things take longer chicago mayor rahm emanuel hopes the charges will help mend a rift between the police department and some community members (sot rahm emanuel/ chicago mayor tue0402) i believe this is a moment that can build bridges of understanding rather than n become a moment of misunderstanding van dyke is being held without bond. if convicted he faces 20 years to life behind bars. adriana diaz 3 the family supposedly got a 5 million dollar settlement from the police department without even filing a lawsuit after the shooting. van dyke is the first chicago police officer to ever be charged with murder while on duty. 3 the woodbury county courthouse is getting some renovations. not only will there be new l - e - d lights installed... but a major piece of infrastructure will be replaced in the courthouse.the board of supervisors unanimously agreed to renovate the elevators in the courthouse... starting february. the project will cost about 385 thousand dollars. the money will come from the capital improvement plan budget. the elevators were renovated about 30 years ago... but the actual equipment is almost 3 "they're to the point now where many of the controls are no longer available, so replacement parts are not available to us in case we have a breakdown. now we are looking at updating those elevators to existing codes."3 schumacher elevator company will be doing the project... it should be finished up by the middle of may. the board also granted 20 thousand dollars to the siouxland initiative yesterday... that's the economic development branch of the chamber of commerce. 3 "today we gave the siouxland initiative $20,000, airmarking half of that for the workforce solutions which is under the initiative. we need folks here to work and we need them in all different levels." 3 that money will come from the local options sales tax... they call'em *lost* funds. chairman monson says that money will help create economic development and build a workforce. 3 a man accused of stabbing and killing his girlfriend is changing his plea... with his attorney saying he'll use an *insanity* defense at trial.35 - year - old isack (ab - din - or) abdinur is facing a charge of first - degree murder in that case.prosecutors say he stabbed and killed 43 - year - old cornelia stead in her apartment at a home on west 16th street june 23rd.now... his attorney says he was insane... or he had a reduced mental capacity at the time.public defender mike williams says he's already had (ab - din - or) abdinur examined by a psychologist. now... the court is giving prosecutors permission to have an expert of their *own* examine him. (ab - din - or) abdinur is scheduled to stand trial at the end of january... but that could be delayed if the evaluation isn't finished by then. 3 an influential former sioux city community leader and council member has passed away.joanne (grew - skin) grueskin served 8 years on the city council during the 80's and 90's. 3 she was also a guiding force behind a lot of projects like riverfront development... the start of saturday in the park... construction of the downtown public library... and the expansion of highway 20 across northwest iowa.(grew - skin)'s grueskin's late husband earle also served on the city council as mayor... and as a county supervisor. the couple retired and left sioux city in the year 2000. joanne (grew - skin) grueskin was 79 - years - old. 3 a group dedicated to helping members of the military in siouxland is launching a new program.that program's called "thank a vet." it gives vets a chance to talk to other veterans... and find out what they need. yesterday morning... support siouxland soldiers launched that program with a free donut and coffee brainstorming meeting. 3 "gives them the opportunity to get together, to talk about their past, their history, what branch of service they were in. // and just to get together and have a good time and visit, sometimes only a veteran understands what another veteran is going through."support siouxland soliders plans to hold those facility on the first floor of the v - a building in sioux city. 3 a drone that can start a fire? that doesn't sound good. students at the university of nebraska in lincoln have come up with one that can start *controlled* burns. as reporter christina hepner shows us... it's actually designed to help people... like farmers. 3 natscarrick detweiler, assistant professor of computer science and engineering, unl "we've been developing this drone or unmanned aerial vehicle that can basically fly out to remote locations to ignite prescribed fires."the goal of the drone is.carrick detweiler, assistant professor of computer science and engineering, unl "to help the farmers and also the land managers to be able to better manage their land with fire which occurs naturally."a lot of work has gone into creating this drone.sebastian elbaum, professor of computer science and engineering, unl "well we started about a year and a half ago, by collaborating with people that work on natural resources and agronomy and we have collaborations with them."the principle for the drone is simple, and it's backpack.sebastian elbaum, professor of computer science and engineering, unl "we have kept it small and it's able to carry a load of balls that with the right elements can ignite and generate a flame of about 10 inches that could help you start those fires." the students at the nimbus lab working on the drone say they've come a long way.jim higgins, masters student, unl "it's sort of interesting to see the progression of prototypes from the very first one to where we are now and how much better we can do it from when we first began."nats but... they still have some work to do... to make the program easy for anyone to use. evan beachly, masters student, unl "the idea is that the firefighter could have an interface on like a tablet or smartphone or something and they could like point coordinates out and the uav will fly there and like drop a ball there so we need to make an interface for that and integrate gps data with our ball dropper and create sort of a unified control for that." the drone is being tested inside, but soon they'll be able to take it outdoors. sebastian elbaum, professor of computer science and engineering, unl "recently, actually last week, we just got a pool from the faa to have our first outdoor test starting this spring, so we're very excited about that." elbaum says they could face some new challenges once they're able to test the drone outside. 3 a cat in oregon has lived so long he's in the guinness book of world records now as the oldest living cat.this is corduroy a furry feline that loves naps... hunting for mice... and cuddling. he might look like your average cat... but there's something *not* so ordinary about this kitty. ashley picked out corduroy when he was just a kitten and she was 6 - years - old. he's been her companion ever since.now he's 26... or 124 in cat years... but corduroy is still going strong. corduroys' brother batman was also adopted by the family... he lived until he was 19. 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... turkey says a russian warplane entered turkish airspace before it was shot down... but russia says it was over *syria* the entire time. we'll show you how a coalition could fall apart before it even gets started. 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix sunday into monday. 3 3 3 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... today's question: what's your favorite part of thanksgiving dinner? 3 banks are making money off *your* money... marlie hall is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 earnings at u-s banks rose more than 5 percent from july through september of last year. the federal deposit insurance corp or fdic says that profits reached just of over 40 billion dollars.analysts credit the increase to a drop in legal expenses for the largest financial services companies.///wall street closed mostly flat after a day of ups and downs on tuesdaythe dow gained 19 points.the nasdaq added less than a point. ///food manufacturer general mills will only use cage-free eggs by 20-25.the maker of progresso soups and yoplait yogurt has now set a 10 year time frame after deciding to go cage free last july. mcdonalds and starbucks will also stop using eggs from animals confined to cages./// if you're one of the millions of holiday travelers getting on plane this thanksgiving, your more likely to experience delays at some of the nation's bigger airports.according the website airhelp, 40 percent of flights at chicago's o'hare international airport were delayed during thanksgiving week over the past three years. that's the most in the country.seattle/tacoma international and denver international airports round out the top three airports with the most delayed flights during that time period./// that's your money watch. for more log on to cbs money watch dot com. in new york i'm marlie hall. 3 3 tensions around the world now are at a level kind of like they were during the cold war. that's after turkey shot down a russian fighter jet... killing at least one of the two pilots. tukey says the plane was in turkish airspace... but as c - b - s news correspondent holly williams shows us... the russians say the plane was flying over syria. 3 (plane coming down)turkey says the russian war plane strayed over a mile into its airspace. after 10 warnings without a jet shot it down.this video is believed to show its fiery descent. crashing down in northwest syria. (radar map -- highlight crossing) turkey's radar map showed where the plane briefly crossed over. (putin) but russia denies its plane ever left syrian airspace (putin speaking) and a visibly angry russian president, vladimir putin, called turkey's actions a "stab in the back"describing the turkish as "terrorists' accomplices". (picture) turkey had already warned moscow about violating its airspace, and says russian planes did so twice in october. (rebel video of pilot) a syrian rebel group posted this video - which appears to show the bloodied body of one of the russian pilots. the fate of the other pilot is unknown. (syrian civil war - bombing, street fighting etc) russia and turkey are on opposite sides of the syrian civil war. turkey - like its ally the us - supports the syrian rebels. (russian airstrikes) while russia backs the syrian regime - and in september began launching airstrikes. moscow claimed to be targeting isis, but the us says it's also hit so-called moderate rebels - because russia's real goal is to prop up syria's dictator, bashar al-assad. (tag: there were hopes that russia could be coaxed into cooperating with the us and its allies in the fight against isis. but scott, after this incident, that now looks uncertain.) 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... news at siouxland break on after the 3 3 uncertain.)now looks incident, that after this incident, that now looks uncertain.) 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... even before turkey shot down that russian fighter jet... the turks were upset with how the russians were going about their syrian airstrikes. could escalate into an *international* conflict. 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix 3 even before turkey shot down a russian fighter jet... the country was upset with how the russians were going about their syrian airstrikes. now... as c - b - s news correspondent david martin shows us... things could escalate into an international conflict. 3 narr from the moment russian war planes began operating out of that air base in syria, it was an international incident waiting to happen. russian planes violated turkish air space on at least two previous occasions, flew within 500 feet of american aircraft striking isis targets in groups supported by the u.s. and its allies. to avoid incidents, a hot line was set up between the russian defense ministry and the u.s. run command center for coalition air strikes against isis -- but to no avail. sot putin: narr after vladimir putin's angry reaction to the shootdown the russian military said a cruiser armed with surface to air missiles would be stationed off the syrian coast ready to shoot down any planes that threaten its aircraft.president obama urged both sides to remain calm and described the incident as the consequence of russia's policy of flying air strikes in support of the syrian regime of bashir al assad.sot obama: i do think that this points to an ongoing problem with the russian operations in the sense that they are operating very close to a turkish border and they are going after moderate opposition.narr turkey is a member of nato which has spent the past year and a half scrambling jets and deploying troops to counter what is seen as increasingly aggressive russian behavior. southern flank.graphics out when the u.s. sent planes to turkey in an effort to increase the number of strikes against isis, it also sent air to air fighters to defend turkish air space against russian war planes. on cam (russia may be causing problems but in this particular incident, scott, u.s. officials blame turkey for overreacting to a minor violation of its air 3 3 still to come... with hundreds... or thousands of convicted criminals spending their days behind bars... tension is a way of life in our nation's way of life in tension is a bars... days behind spending their criminals of convicted or thousands hundreds... with still to come... 3 3 air violation of its to a minor violation of its air 3 3 still to come... with hundreds... or thousands of convicted criminals spending their days behind bars... tension is a way of life in our nation's prisons. we'll show you how a lot of prisons are finding ways to defuse potentially explosive prison populations... by introducing yoga. you're 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix monday. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 a lot of times prisons aren't peaceful places. for those convicted of crimes from robbery to murder... prisons are a harsh way of life. but for those who plan on... or will be... going back into society... there's a new trend that can help them learn to fine peace before they're released. c - b - s news correspondent kenneth craig went to california's san quentin 3 3 the prison yoga project is a non profit group funded by donors. james fox says san quentin state prison does *not* pay him to teach there. the same goes for most of his other volunteer instructors who are working now who are instructors volunteer instructors who are working now across the country. 3 days before the annual shopping spree we call "black friday"... some local retail stores are getting ready for many customers to walk through their doors before the turkey is even digested.for the walmart stores in and around sioux city... the deals start in - store at 6 o'clock thursday night. but even earlier online. officials with walmart expect a big turnout on turkey day itself. 3 "we are planning to serve millions of customers on thanksgiving. we're excited. it's one of our busiest seasons of the year and we've got some great deals. "doing some thanksgiving shopping. we've got a big crowd, family coming." "it would be really interesting going black friday shopping for my first time ever. not really a big crowd person but i do think it would be a lot of fun especially if tradition."3 sioux city police say while you're busy shopping for gifts... thieves will be hoping to shop *inside* cars. but detective jeff harstad says protecting yourself and your valuables is very easy. 3 "what we're suggesting is that you don't leave any valuable property in the vehicle. if you do for some reason have to leave it in there, don't leave it for extended periods of times and obviously remove it if at all possible."hartstad says there have been up to 50 car burglaries in the last 30 days here in sioux city. 3 speaking of turkey... speaking of speaking of turkey... thanksgiving is the most dangerous day of the year for kitchen fires.so as you get ready to cook your family's feast... sioux city fire rescue wants you to take a minute ahead of time to make sure everything's ready to go. 3 "the number one rule is never fry a frozen turkey. we want to make sure that turkeys are thoroughly thawed out. generally it's roughly one hour per four pounds, that the turkey is, make sure that the turkey is adequately thawed before you dip it into the hot grease."for more tips on how to cook a filling feast without burning your house down... check the link in this story... that's at siouxland news dot com. 3 the i - b - p ice center is home to a new hockey league... siouxland's "beginner hockey league." it might be for beginners... but as our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us... one player is passing along his long - time love of the game to *three* generations. 3 clair dirks started playing hockey at 22 years old.today, he is still playing at 75 and dangling players more than half his age. "they ask me when did you buy those skates, and if i tell them 1960, they don't even know how to respond" his teammates tell him that he is an inspiration but he says he doesn't need the compliment. "if i can be a leader for them and show them what kind of language to use, how to treat their fellow teammates, that would be my goal." clair is just happy he can skip the gym and and found a way to spend time with his family. "somehow you have to find a way to connect with your children, so hockey, whether it was sons or daughters, we had an outdoor rink and we all skated together and you can form a bond that way." clair's son isn't surprised one bit that his father is still playing. "i think anybody realize how his age and how he gets around out there is remarkable. but doesnt surprise us a bit. he's always a good athlete and always beat us in gold, ping pong, anything you could take him on.. so it doesn't surprise me he is out here yet."clair coached his son, robby in the first youth hockey league in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something that we think upon that.. and we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with his great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and their continuing support throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 3 3 news dot com.siouxland website... story on our link in this follow the you can league... about the know more if you want to sioux city. p ice center in - 15 at the i - b - wednesday at 9 tuesday and games each holds its hockey league beginner the siouxland play hockey... and his family go watch clair if you want to 3 if you want to go watch clair and his family play hockey... the siouxland beginner hockey league holds its games each tuesday and wednesday at 9 - 15 at the i - b - p ice center in sioux city. if you want to know more about the league... you can follow the link in this story on our website... siouxland news dot com. 3 a good deed is getting a fort worth man a lot of attention.while working at park place motorcars... juan ibarra came across so much money in the back of one car... he didn't even know how much it was. he told his manager... who then transferred the money to a safe. 3 when the owner came to the dealership... he counted... and every bill of the 50 - thousand dollars was there. ibarra got a gift card... and some cash from the dealership for his honesty. 3 3 3 3 there's a different kind of christmas coming to sioux city december 13th. we'll tell you what makes this tour so special... next... in 3 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix 3 3 thanksgiving is thanksgiving is just around the corner... christmas isn't too far behind. but this morning we're talking about a *different* kind of christmas. that's why josh sievers is here for talk of the town this morning.good morning! discuss upcoming community 3 events. 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 3 you got a little preview *yesterday* little preview *yesterday* morning... we'll show you how a simple dress from amazon is setting the meteorology world on fire. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland 3 3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (41 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 it's as if dozens of t - v meteorologists reached into their closets and pulled out the same exact dress. why are so many wearing the same outfit on air? c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos talks about the mystery of "the dress." 3 --reporter pkg-as follows--we forecast you'll be showered by female meteorologists wearing the same dress.(shelby hays, koco)"clouds this afternoon." shelby hayes of koco, oklahoma city is one of more than 50 meteorologists...(shelby hays, koco)"it has some fake pockets here with zippers on it."who bought the same 23 dollar dress on amazon.(shelby hays, koco)"i have the blue one i'm currently wearing and i have pink one on the way."turns out these women who do the weather belong to a facebook group and exchange professional advice. and that's how the perfect inexpensive tv dress multiplied.(jeanne moos, reporting)"you know at a party two women show up wearing same dress everyone is mortified. this is not like that, right?" (shelby hays, koco)"it's not like that at all. we're such a tight knit group."the creator of this collage of all the identically dressed meteorologists is jennifer myers of fox 4 in dallas... (jennifer myers, kdfw)"and she's cute."seen here wearing the blue version. she has one in purple as well.(jeanne moos, cnn)"but every meteorologist knows which dress not to buy...the one in green. you wouldn't want to disappear into the green screen."this is the fate of any forecaster caught wearing green..."i can do a headless forecast."network meteorologists aren't all green with envy over the amazon dress.(al roker, nbc) "wow. my gosh"(ginger zee, abc) "so ginger where's yours? ah they don't come in maternity." the dress meets all tv requirements....no prints. no lace. nothing reflective. and at least in oklahoma city... (shelby hays, koco)"there's absolutely no cleavage. that cannot happen."but the dress is form fitting, so what to do with your mic pack?(shelby hays, koco)"i'll hook my mic pack on back of one boot."the dress reminds some of star trek.(shelby hays, koco) "that's so funny since we're all science geeks."never mind the percentage chance of rain. the fashion outlook is for... (shelby hays, koco)"65% polyester."jeanne moos(jeanne moos, cnn)"the dress."cnn (shelby hays, koco)"the dress. it is very special"new york. 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...if you were if you were with us yesterday morning... you got a local look at the dress that's gone viral. our own meteorologist cat taylor is a member of the facebook group with other female broadcast meteorologists from all over the country. the group posts about forecasting... odd hours... hair tips and odd hours... hair tips and bargains on clothes. the dress cat wore is from amazon... meteorologists like her can't wear green or clothes with prints because of the green screen... 3 most dresses that work on t - v cost quite a bit... so when this *twenty - three - the group... meteorologists started posting pictures to the group of their dresses... they even created a picture collage... and today it is one of the most talked about dresses! 3 3 coming up... stores are putting the stock in stocking stuffers. we'll show you how you can pick up shares of some big companies.plus your morning all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it at sunrise.3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 tensions are high right now in chicago... after a night of unrest... set off by a police - involved shooting a year ago. protesters fought with police into the early morning... after graphic video of something that happened in 20 - 14 was released. it shows officer jason van dyke shooting 17 - year - old laquan mcdonald sixteen times. the veteran officer... who was charged with murder yesterday morning... is still in jail.president obama is vowing to keep americans safe from terrorism as millions of people hit the roads and the skies for the thanksgiving holiday. after a meeting with france's president tuesday... president obama pledged to intensify the effort to destroy isis. he'll meet with members of his national security team *today* to talk about homeland security.and now plans for russia to join an international coalition to fight the terror group are up vowing serious consequences after turkey shot down a russian war plane tuesday... killing at least one pilot. russia's president vladimir putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace... but turkey says the aircraft strayed into *its* airspace. 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 am norah o'donnell... coming up, target's c- e- o- on how the retailer is gearing up for black friday and the holiday shopping season... that's coming up, on cbs this morning... 3 3 good morning 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise.thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix sunday into monday. 3 3 there's a new kind of gift card on the shelves for black friday this year. some stores are selling gift cards that you don't spend *in* a store... but to *own* a piece of the store... in stock. as reporter mark albert shows us... it's an innovative way to invest... but financial experts warn it might not be that good of a deal. 3 (pkg)(locator: woodbridge, va) at this wegman's grocery store outside washington, the freshest items on the shelf include coca-cola and apple - not the products, but *stock* in the companies... being sold for the first time as gift cards.shopper jay amofah was intrigued when we showed him the cards.(sot/jay )"yeah i'm definitely interested."the gift cards rolled out in october at major retailers, including wegmans, safeway, kmart, office max, and others. so far, the cards can be used to buy stock in 20 big-name companies.(nat)(mark & avi at stockpile)"i'm scratching off the code here."avi lele is the founder and ceo of stockpile, a silicon valley startup which created the idea.(sot: avi lele/founder & ceo, stockpile) "we're bringing wall street to america. // 11:37:50 people have never been able to own a stock and get started as quickly as you can here. (sot/mark & paul)(sot: paul rainville/shopper)on a plastic card? i'm the old school (sot) "there's really more steps to the process."new york financial writer gregg brewer points out the fees can be the equivalent of up to *20- percent*; the recipient must open a brokerage account and can redeem it for something *other* than stock *despite* the gift-giver's intention; and there's a 99-cent fee to sell the stock.(sot: gregg brewer/financial writer)"as an investment, i'd say that this is a pass for the vast majority of people."(sot: avi lele/founder & ceo, stockpile) "q: (mark albert) are you a flash in the pan or here to stay? a: (avi lele) i think it's here to stay because we are seeing growth."in fact, stockpile plans to add even more retailers next year.mark albert, for cbs news, woodbridge, virginia. 3 the stock gift cards are sold in denominations of $25 dollars... $50 dollars... dollars. the person buying the gift card pays most of the fees on top of the cost of the card. stockpile says so customers are those *over* 30 years old buying for people *under* 30. 3 the woodbury county courthouse is getting some renovations. not only will there be new l - e - d lights installed... but a major piece of infrastructure will be replaced in the courthouse.the board of supervisors unanimously agreed to renovate the elevators in the courthouse... starting february. the project will cost about 385 thousand dollars. the money will come from the capital improvement plan budget. the elevators were renovated about 30 years ago... but the actual equipment is almost 100 years old. 3 "they're to the point now where many of the controls are no longer available, so replacement parts are not available to us in case we have a breakdown. now we are looking at updating those elevators to existing codes."3 schumacher elevator company will be doing the project... it should be finished up by the middle of may. the board also granted 20 thousand dollars to the siouxland initiative yesterday... that's the economic development branch of the chamber of commerce. 3 "today we gave the siouxland initiative $20,000, airmarking half of that for the workforce solutions which is under the initiative. we need folks here to work and we need them in all different levels." 3 that money will come from the local options sales tax... they call'em *lost* funds. chairman monson says that money will help create economic development and build a workforce. 3 a man accused of stabbing and killing his girlfriend is changing his plea... with his attorney saying he'll use an *insanity* defense at trial.35 - year - old isack (ab - din - or) abdinur is facing a charge of first - degree murder in that case.prosecutors say he stabbed and killed 43 - year - old cornelia stead in her apartment at a home on west 16th street june 23rd.now... his attorney says he was insane... or he had a reduced mental capacity at the time.public defender mike williams says he's already had (ab - din - or) abdinur examined by a psychologist. now... the court is giving prosecutors permission to have an expert of their *own* examine him. (ab - din - or) abdinur is scheduled to stand trial at the end of january... but that could be delayed if the evaluation isn't finished by then. 3 an influential former sioux city community leader and council member has passed away.joanne (grew - skin) grueskin served 8 years on the city council during the 80's and 90's. 3 she was also a guiding force behind a lot of projects like riverfront development... the start of saturday in the park... construction of the downtown public library... and the expansion of highway 20 across northwest iowa.(grew - skin)'s grueskin's late husband earle also served on the city council as mayor... and as a county supervisor. the couple retired and left sioux city in the year 2000. joanne (grew - skin) grueskin was 79 - years - old. 3 a group dedicated to helping members of the military in program.that program's called "thank a vet." it gives vets a chance to talk to other veterans... and find out what they need. yesterday morning... support siouxland soldiers launched that program with a free donut and coffee brainstorming meeting. 3 "gives them the opportunity to get together, to talk about their past, their history, what branch of service they were in. // and just to get together and have a good time and visit, sometimes only a veteran understands what another veteran is going through."support siouxland soliders plans to hold those meetings regularly at their facility on the first floor of the v - a building in sioux city. 3 the president of france is looking for more u - s help in the fight against isis. francois hollande made his position clear during a visit to washington yesterday. he met with president obama at the white house... before talking to reporters at a joint news conference. while the president is looking for coalition partners like france to take up a bigger role in the fight... hollande says the u - s *and russia* need to take the lead and work together to defeat the terror group. 3 that meeting between obama and hollande *could* alter the international strategy to defeating isis. our own reporter scott thuman looks at a new push... and how it might have just gotten tougher after dramatic developments involving a russian warplane. 3 under an intense spotlight today, president obama & french president hollande discussing a possible expansion in the fight against isis.(obama-124251) "we've seen some success but the question now is how can we accelerate it."(hollande- 122145) "it is about taking out their financing, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks and taking back the land they currently control."the white house has been standing firm, saying the u-s is already carrying most of the weight: conducting 2/3rds of airstrikes against targets in iraq, 95 percent in syria. critics are anxious for other nations to increase *their roles* and a clearer plan. (cornyn @ 530) "it's got to be not just airstrikes. it's got to be intelligence gathering. it's got to be intercepting communications between the bad guys while they're on the battlefield."france has begun airstrikes in syria, brittain considering them too. though matters just got considerably more complicated with this: "nats of russian plane incident"a *turkish* fighter jet shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border, claiming it crossed into turkey's airspace. at least one of the pilots, presumed dead. nato held an emergency meeting and the white house worries it could alter the unified front against isil-already, muddied by motives.(obama @ 123342) "the problem has been russia's focus on propping up assad instead of fighting isis" (scott/tag)there is now real concern over what kind of retliation russia may seek against turkey for that incident.meanwhile, both presidents obama and hollande were asked if there's a target date by which time they want to see syria's bashaar al- assad removed, they declined to answer.on capitol hill, i'm 3 in the meantime... the debate about letting syrian refugees into the united states will be a hot topic in congress when lawmakers get back next week.house members... driven by republicans and a lot of democrats... passed a bill last week that would require leaders of the country's security agencies to certify that refugees admitted into the u - s pose no security threat. the senate takes up that bill next week. we want to know your thoughts about this... so we're conducting a national poll with our sister stations around the country.here's the question... should government be accountable if terrorists enter the country through refugee re -settlement programs? you can vote in this story on our website... siouxland news twitter page. we'll have the national results for you tonight on siouxland news. 3 wisconsin governor scott walker got into the christmas spirit yesterday.he and the first lady spent the day at a tree farm in wisconsin where they cut down this christmas tree for the capitol office.tree farms are a big part of the wisconsin agricultral industry. in fact... there are 600 of them across the state.of them across there are 600 of them across the state. 3 3 3 3 in the final games of the nebraska state playoffs... the great seasons for norfolk catholic and oakland - craig came to a close. hear from players and coaches after season. chris neyenhouse is next with sports. 3 3 we're checking again on this 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with sunday into monday.3 3 sports with sports director chris neyenhouse.good morning siouxland, here's a look at your morning sports.sioux city west is the 14th ranked team in 5a according to the ighsau presason poll. lawton bronson is the 8th ranked team in 2a. they met up in sioux city today in a battle of two very good siouxland teams with championship aspirations this year.1. pick up action in the second quarter.. west up thirty-one to twenty-two. lawton-bronson's sarah neal hits the three to cu the lead to six.2. still in the second quarter.. west's rachel knutson-kobold misses the shot but darrien ford fights for the rebound and makes the layup.. wolverines up thrity-three to twenty-five.3. west's knutson-kobold with the nice pass to ford for the easy layup. west up thirty-five to twenty-five over the eagles.4. right before the end of the half.. lawton bronson on the break and lexi binder with the easy layup. west would go into the half up thirty-five to twnety-seven.5. in the third quarter.. west's madi jensen picks up the loose ball and scores the easy layup. west up thirty-seven to twenty-seven early in the third quarter and ..west wins 72-51.sbl and cherokee facing off in sergeant bluff1. cherokee gets on the board first.. kaely hummel hits the three. three to nothing cherokee.2. warriors come right back.. anna lucas hits the jumper. s-b-l trails three to two.3. still in the first quarter.. cherokee's hummel again hits the jumper. it's now eight to two braves.4. hummel again.. this time she drives and scores on a nice layup. ten to two cherokee.5. sergeant bluff on the break.. josie clay with the layup.. cherokee would lead ten to four and .. cherokee wins 85-60.norfolk catholic and columbus scotus matched up in a battle of the top two teams in c1 for the state title at the home of the david englehaupf takes the myles vrbka screen pass 90 yards to the house! he came back after hurting his ankle in the second quarter to do this! it's 25-20 shamrocks! 5)it's 32-20 midway through the 4th when englehaupf scores again! cuts the lead to 32-27. 6)just under a minute to go last chance for the knights. but englahaupf loses the football! scotus jumps on it and wins. 32-27 the final. the knights have an incredible runner up season.jeff bellar, norfolk catholic head coach "well a very successful season. i'm dissapointed for our kids. you don't come down here playing for second. we want to win we know that. as you get a month or two months in you look back and say man we played some pretty good football and beat a lot of good teams and we're 12-12. 12 wins is a lot of wins in one year so i'm very proud of our kids. no coach coaches to lose. but there's a time when you ahve to man up. then you have to step up and say hey we beat so i feel pretty good about our kids and what we've done."david engelhaupt, norfolk catholic senior rb "the ending sucked but we have a lot of be proud of. how hard we worked the whole season. how hard we worked when we were down. i'm proud of that. proud of our team."bellar: "david's kind of our go-to guy all year. so we don't have those expectations that we're going to put it on the ground. not something he wanted to do. we just probably got a little loose wit hthe ball. i think he was a little tired and a little bit hurt. he tried to play through that pain and make a mistake and it cost us." oakland craig taking on the defending state champions aquinas. 1)but it was aquinas striking first. midway through the first this is lane napier who's in for 6. that makes it 7-0 monarchs.2)ensuing knights drive cole mitchell finds zach ahrens! first down and the knights are driving. 3)a handful of plays later its fourth down in the red zone but mitchell's pass is picked off by james kobza.4)and that lead to this. off the play fake spencer mcguire finds kenton kobza who turns a short pass into a huge touchdown reception. it was 14-0 then. the knights fall 36-7 but complete a wonderful runner up season. coach joe anderson is proud of his players.joe anderson, oakland-craig head coach "just a great group of guys. they played together. we're not the most talented group that's come through here. but it's a group that played together. they're really locked in and learned to prepare really well. so i'm really excited, happy for them. the whole community." cole mitchell, oakland-craig senior qb "every other town in class c2 would trade us to be here right now. and i'm so thankful for the opportunity to play these guys and just to be here. they're a great team. i haven't played a team that good in my career i mean they're really good. just being here. getting a state medal means a lot to me. it's my only state medal. just the experience was crazy i'll girls basketball westwood over akron-westfield 54-42. ridge view falls to newell fonda 49-31.and rock valley over boyden hull 65-61. south obrien falls to alta aurelia 62-25.that's it for your morning sportscast.join us again tonight for sports at five and ten.have a good morning, back to you jake. 3 3 quite a few entertainers got america's top civilian honor at the white house. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break. 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures near freezing through the end of the weekend, with another chance of a wintry mix sunday 3 jennifer lawrence is a cover girl... and quite a few entertainers get america's top civilian honor at the white house. c - b - s news correspondent suzanne marques has those stories in your eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------ ((natsnd from the presidential medal of freedom ceremony)) (narr:)several of the nation's most enduring entertainers received the presidental medal of freedom.steven spielberg, barbra streisand, stephen sondhiem, gloria and emilio estefan and itzhak perlman were all honored for their contributions to american culture.president obama said many americans consider james taylor "a friend".(sot: barack obama / president of the united states)"that's what happens when you spend four decades telling people 'just call out my name and i'll come running'." (laughter) ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narr:) jennifer lawrence is on the cover of entertainment weekly - as "entertainer of the year." she's currently starring in the final movie in the hunger games franchise ... and lawrence is in another david o. russell film, out on christmas day. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- (narr:) "full house" star, john stamos, has avoided the big house.stamos was sentenced to probation after pleading no contest to driving under the influence of a drug earlier this year. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- (narr:) the revival of "noises off" - starring andrea martin and campbell scott - is coming to broadway.the farce is a show-within-a-show... about a cast that just can't get it together.((sot: andrea martin / actress)) "the first act we're remembering our lines - my character is - the second act it's all physical, and the third act the lines have maybe have one or two words changed." (vo:)"noises off" begins previews next month.that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news, los 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... today's question: what's your favorite part of thanksgiving dinner? 3 3 still to come... one high school basketball powerhouse has an unusual formula for success... even with a major setback. we'll show you how the team's winning *without* the gym.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 jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 cat taylor.3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance 3 basketball season starts this month for high school teams across the country. but this morning... some inner - city philadelphia players already face a tough season... and it's *not* for a lack of talent. reporter jim axelrod shows us how "away" games may be the *only* way this team can go. 3 ctm script: in the 6th grade classroom saying "goodafternoon" in unison) narr: this is an inner city school where something's going right -- a hundred percent graduation rate- and a state championship basketball team in 2011. all the more impressive when you realize the mighty elephants do not have a gym of their own. sot/11:57:10;15 how do you get to a point where you have a successful team, state champions, and you don't have your own gym? (vj) 11:57:21;26 we've been using facilities for years: the y, the salvation army-- just moving anywhere we could move and paying for it to practicenarr: their last home belonged to a vocational school that was sold last august -- so now coach dan jackson and his players are plain out of luck staring at a schedule where they may have to forfeit every home game.(coach: 13:10:53:29) the guys have taken it on themselves to find neighborhood places where they'll be able to play, neighborhood gyms, rec centers.sot/male voice; 11:04:18;05 anything's better than no gym. if we have a gym, cold, no heat-- no lights, we'll still practice there. (ja) you just need a gym with two hoops. (male voice)yes. narr: darrin manning and saheed peoples are two upperclassmen on the team. they've been scouting out any court space they could find anywhere in the city for what they call "get togethers" sot/ja 10:50:33;03 so wait a minute. opening game is december 8th, a couple of weeks from now. and you've had two not even practices but get- togethers? (player) yes. (ja) 10:50:43;14 how does that work? (player) it wasn't-- it wasn't really-- the floor conditions at the gym, like, it was kinda messed up. like, the floor was comin' up. it was dusty. narr: veronica joyner has asked the philadelphia school district for help - only to be told there is no school gym space anywhere in the city the mighty elephants can share. the city of philadelphia recently stepped up and provided the team a temporary court a few days a week at local rec centerthat joyner says is in a very unsafe part of the city.(vj) i'm going to have to send the team over in the van. and we have to make two trips. 'cause i don't feel comfortable letting them walk in that area by themselves. (ja) 12:04:21;05 do you think there's some politics goin' on here, because you're a charter school?(vj) 12:04:26;26 i think so. i've-- i've thought that. because there's no other reason why the help should not be extended.(ja) 12:04:32;20 but what would the school district care about you bein' a charter school? why would that matter?(ja) 12:04:38;06 competition. we have 97% of our students going to college and a zero dropout rate and coming back to teach. we have eight teachers teaching here that graduated from this school.sot/joyner (12:23:55 axelrod): "all of these trophies have been won by a team without a gym?(joyner): (12:24:06 joyner): "yes, remember, failure's not an 3 days before the annual shopping festival known as "black friday", local retail stores are gearing up for many customers to walk through their doors before the turkey is even digested.for sioux city's area walmart stores... the deals will begin in- store at 6 o'clock thursday evening. but even earlier online. walmart officials expect a big turnout on turkey day itself. 3 "we are planning to serve millions of customers on thanksgiving. we're excited. it's one of our busiest seasons of the year and we've got some great deals. "doing some thanksgiving shopping. we've got a big crowd, family coming." "it would be really interesting going black friday shopping for my first time ever. not really a big crowd person but i do think it would be a lot of fun especially if it's a family tradition."3 meanwhile, sioux city police says that while you're busy shopping for gifts, thieves are shopping inside cars. but detective jeff harstad says protecting yourself and your valuables is easy. 3 "what we're suggesting is that you don't leave any valuable property in the vehicle. if you do for some reason have to leave it in there, don't leave it for extended periods of times and obviously remove it if at all possible."hartstad adds there have been up to 50 car burglaries in the last 30 days here in sioux city. 3 the i - b - p ice the i - b - p ice center is home to a new hockey league... siouxland's "beginner hockey league." it might be for beginners... but as our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us... one player is passing along his long - time love of the game to *three* generations. 3 clair dirks started playing hockey at 22 years old.today, he is still playing at 75 and dangling players more than half his age. "they ask me when did you buy those skates, and if i tell them 1960, they don't even know how to respond" his teammates tell him that he is an inspiration but he says he doesn't need the compliment. "if i can be a leader for them and show them what kind of language to use, how to treat their fellow teammates, that would be my goal." clair is just happy he can skip the gym and and found a way to spend time with his family. "somehow you have to find a way to connect with your children, so hockey, whether it was sons or daughters, we had an outdoor rink and we all skated together and you can form a bond that way." clair's son isn't surprised one bit that his father is still playing. "i think anybody realize how his age and how he gets around out there is remarkable. but doesnt surprise us a bit. he's always a good athlete and always beat us in gold, ping pong, anything you could take him on.. so it doesn't surprise me he is out here yet."clair coached his son, robby in the first youth hockey league in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something that we think upon that.. and we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with his great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and their continuing support throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 3 if you want to go watch clair and his family play hockey... the siouxland beginner hockey league holds its games each tuesday and wednesday at 9- 15 at the i- b- p ice center in sioux city.for more information on the league... you can follow the link in this story on our website, siouxland news dot com. 3 3 up next in your healthwatch... the n - f - l is looking at its concussion protocol after a saint louis rams player was left in the game. we'll show you how a visibly stunned quarterback was allowed to continue. 3 3 3 once again once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with 3 this morning the n - f - l is investigating whether proper procedures were followed after rams quarterback case keenum was diagnosed with a concussion *after* the game sunday. during the final drive... keenum's helmet hit the ground and you could see him struggling to get up... but no one took him out of the game. reporter don champion takes a look. 3 (pkg)(sot mon0396 :34) "we have some things to work out" (-:36) late monday, rams head coach jeff fisher admitted.. (nfl/fox video of play) . enough wasn't done to help his quarterback during this play at sunday's game.(sot nfl mon0035 :14) nat "as keenum " (-:16) case keenum suffered a concussion when he fell backwards and his head slammed the turf. he struggled to get up- even with help- yet he stayed on the field.(sot mon0396 jeff fisher/rams head coach :55 ) "there's no tv replays on our sidelines- and we did not see it on the jumbotron had we seen that we would've taken a different course of action (-1:02) (graphic eve news pkg) the nfl has a concussion protocol that's supposed to handle these exact situations. it spells out concussion signals, as well as health markers required to resume play and avoid further injury. there's also now an athletic trainer, above the field, with the authority to stop a game at anytime. (eve news pkg) dr. douglas smith runs the center for brain injury and repair at the university of pennsylvania. (sot eve news pkg dr. douglas smith/center for brain injury and repair)(ap photo) "we definitely want to take them out of play and keep an eye on them so they don't go back in before it's too soon"(ktvt vo practice video dallas cowboys) the nfl plans to reinforce its concussion procedures this week, with three games scheduled for thanksgiving day. 3 rams officials say the team trainer did check keenum on the field after the play... but the independent sideline observer didn't take any action. 3 3 private space flight took a huge leap this week with the flight of the world's first fully reusable rocket. we'll take a look next... 3 good morning, (le mars)... it's (46 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (icon ag & turf) camera. 3 amazon might be running into some password issues. here's your c - net tech update. 3 "history has been made - we are living in the age of the resuable space rocket. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""for the first time, a rocket designed for human passengers has launched into space and landed back on earth gently in one piece. (video from blue origin: 0:21-1:38)the historic landing was completed by private spaceflight company blue origin, funded and lead by amazon founder jeff bezos. this is a game changer in making spaceflight more affordable, because rockets only get used once and are discarded. the rocket, named ""new shepard"" launched from west texas on monday at 11:21 a.m. central time. it traveled at 3.72 times the speed of sound, with the crew capsule separating at the edge of space. blue origin created this animation to show the eventual goal of having tourists float weightless for a few minutes to see the planet below. but of course there were no humans aboard this test flight. the capsule then dropped down back to earth, with parachutes breaking the fall. that whole trip for the capsule was just 11 minutes from take off to landing. as for the rocket, as it decended, it re-ignited at about 5-thousand feet to slow down, and began to stablize about 50 feet from the ground, landing at just under 5 miles an hour.this isn't the first attempt - blue origin did have a test flight in april that failed to land. bezos said in an interview with cbs that the tests will continue for the next couple of years. and he doesn't know how much they'll charge for a ride on this rocket, but maybe they'll have a price a year from now.(video from spacex: 1:38-1:58)elon musk and his company space x also are working to build a reusable rocket, but so far it hasn't been able to land successfully on a platform at sea. although it's important to note that space x is trying something much more difficult with it's falcon 9 booster. it flies cargo shipments into space and back, which requires much much more energy and thrust. blue origin's suborbital flight is not as complicated.""now while bezos celebrates the rocket landing, questions are swirling over amazon's password security. amazon has force-reset the passwords to an unknown number of accounts, indicating that passwords may have been compromised. this was discovered by our sister site, zdnet. some readers reported getting emails from amazon about their account passwords being reset. and this is not a fake phishing message -- the notice was also found when they went on amazon dot com. amazon is warning that passowrd could have been exposed to an outside group, but it has no reason to believe that anyone actually has stolen the passwords. so amazon is doing this out of caution. amazon has not answered any questions or made a public comment about it as of this report. cut: you can protect yourself by enabling two-step authentication on your amazon account, it's essentially putting a second password on your account. when logging on from a new computer, you have to also enter in a number code texted to your cellphone to prove it's really you.""that's it for this tech news update, and there's more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, i'm bridget carey. 3 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with sunday into monday.3 3 we'll take a look at your news and weather to go coming up after the break...you're 3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (le mars) on the (icon ag & turf) cam. 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 tensions are high right now 3 tensions are high right now in chicago... after a night of unrest... set off by a police - involved shooting a year ago. protesters fought with police into the early morning... after graphic video of something that happened in 20 - 14 was released. it shows officer jason van dyke shooting 17 - year - old laquan mcdonald sixteen times. the veteran officer... who was charged with murder yesterday morning... is still in jail.president obama is vowing to keep americans safe from terrorism as millions of people hit the roads and the skies for the thanksgiving holiday. after a meeting with france's president tuesday... president obama pledged to intensify the effort to destroy isis. he'll meet with members of his national security team *today* to talk about homeland security.and now plans for russia to join an international coalition to fight the terror group are up in the air. russia is vowing serious consequences after turkey shot down a russian war plane tuesday... russia's president vladimir putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace... but turkey says the aircraft strayed into *its* airspace. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports.

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