less than 24 hours. we ve gotten over seven inches of snow and i thinknkhe guys have d de a fantastic job. and pickens is not the only person who commends the their hard work. they did a good job, said carl mueller, a sioux city resident. it was pretty quick. i get up early in the mornings, go to work and it was all clear. they come by a lot, le eight 17 times, said anthony rodriguez, a sioux city resident. so i mean, i can t complain. you know it s being safe. and it may not be difficult to spot them out on the street. there are 50 pieces of snow equipment making the roads safer for vehicles. pickens says most residential areas should be cleared by seven tonight. one way he says people can help the cleanup is by shoveling their snow into their driveways rather than the street. streets more quickly. matt? keeping cars on the streets also makes it harder for road crews to do their work. the sioux city popoce department plans to start towing snowbound vehicles tomorro
back to the low 40s and upper 30s. the dry weather pattern looks to hold into next week as well. yesterday at four p-m we watched incident played out before our eyes. this time it was in san bernadino, california, and today we re learning more about the man and woman responsible. the fbi has now taken control of the investigation. 14 people are dead, another 21 are recovering from injuries. and there are a number of unanswered questions about the husband and wife who carried out the shooting. paul vercammen has the story. the f-b-i and other law enforcement officials are piecing together a profile of syed farook including who he d been in touch with, where he d traveled, and what may have prompted his actions. if you look at the amount of obvious pre-planning that went of armaments that he had, the weapons and the ammunition, there was obviously a mission here, we know that. we do not why.farook was a 28-year-old u.s. citizen, with no criminal record, and an employee of the
school on staten island. several football players have been disciplined but now parents say innocent children are being unfairly targeted. cbs 2 s hazel sanchez is here with more on the controversy. hazel. reporter: at least two students at susan wagner high school say they were hazed boo players at summer football camp. four-team members are suspended, the entire football program suspended indefinitely. but parents of other players say that s not fair. and they are fighting to get their kids back on the field. we re not saying to stop the version not at all. we want the investigation to continue. we are not saying to stop the investigation, not at all. let the innocent ones back on the field. reporter: she is the mother of a varsity football player at wagner high school on staten island. she says her senior son was at the upstate training camp where the alleged hazing took place. if my son had anything to do with it i want to know, i m the first to say. it s upsettin
nation you will see the family step up and read aloud. the power of saying the names people we will never see again from that day is part of that important remembers, guys. we will be talking to people here, first responders all morning long. sure, and frank got involved, when the 9/11 memorial museum announced. we will not be able to do the district to life, two beams of life that go straight up into the sky. because of covid we don t want to put people at risk. frank siller said are you dismigd we can do that got involved. essentially we have dueling commemorations today. pete: correct. then the 9/11 memorial divided to do the lights which will be done tonight but they still deferred on the reading in recording of the names and the vice president will attend that briefly come and give remarks to the dhs secretary. a little bit different but just in the shadow of will 20 years no. less powerful as this city goes through city right now in a different context. ainsley: ha
to add seats to make the super legislature rather than have them sit back and do the judging. steve: congratulations to the dodgers and at 6:01 in the east. we start with a fox news alert. it was a second night of rioting in philadelphia after police killed a black man armed with a knife two days ago. police say at least 1,000 looters trashed and ransacked stores across the city. brian: aishah hasnie live in fill whether i a first hand look. watching looting of all these stores live on television. jill. yeah, good morning to you steve, brian and ainsley. standing here in person watching this happen. it was happening a little while ago a couple people walked into these stores to see what was left. i want to talk about the store behind me. the walmart store right here is completely a disaster zone. i want to point out the bullets on the ground that are all over the place gives you a good idea of what these looters were going after. what they wanted to steal. more than 1,000 l