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e thte exit.. they have shut down one lane of eastbound traffic nearht exi.. something is missing along main street in downtown ames this holiday season. the city of ames wants to make the holiday season brighter on it's main street by next year.. the lights on top of the buildings won't turn on for the second year in a row. a group of business owners is trying to raise money to buy a moder lighting system. the l-e-ds cost 80-thousand dollars. so far the group has raised 18- thousand. they say the new lights would serve the community throughout e year. "we could use them on isu game day. we could have them red, white and blue for the 4th of july hiday, and then just white for the rest of the time during the year. more light

the group is asking the city, convention and visitors bureau and community members to chip in. if you would like to help, you can send a tax deductible donation to the ames foundation, at p-o box 2-1-3, ames, iowa 5-0-0-1-0. you just put up the christmas tree.. now it's time to think about taking it down and throwing it out on the curb. metro waste authority's winter tree collection runs from december 28th through january 8th. one green compost it! sticker must be attached to each tree... stickers are a dollar-25 and sold at many grocery, hardware, and convenience stores.... trees must be free of decorations, stands and plastic bags. wreaths and garland are not accepted.

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climate talks come to an end in paris... negotiators complete a draft version of a global climate accord. french foreign minister laurent fabius distributed the draft to foreign delegates today... he said the document has been trimmed down from forty-eight pages to twenty-nine. and also revealing many of the sticking points holding back negotiations have now been eliminated. morgan says: "there isn't much missing actually right now. the challenge of the negotiators is to narrow it down and to keep the key ambitious parts in. the draft does not resolve the question of the long-term goal of the global climate accord. which questions whether countries should remove carbon emissions from their economies altogether or just reduce them. a throwback from the 19-90's -- crystal pepsi -- is about to make a limited comeback. pepsico has announced a contest that will award thousands of devoted fans a six-pack of the

the contest will take place on december 10th and 11th through the pepsi pass app. it will award six-packs of 16-ounce bottles to 13-thousand winners. crystal pepsi debuted in 19-92 but was pulled off the market in early 19-94. despite that short shelf-life, the 90's soda has maintained a loyal following. pepsi won't say whether the sweepstakes is a prelude to the soda's more permanent return. for the second time in less than a year, the former clive dahl's store will be re-branded... the store will close monday and re-open december 17th as the third cash saver in the metro. earlier this year price chopper and cash saver's parent company bought seven of the ten former dahl's locations, after dahl's filed for bankruptcy. there's still much more to come in the next half-hour... just ahead -- under fire.. chicago mayor rahm emanuel addresses a special session of the city council as he faces a sweeping uproar over the police department. his words of regret.. and what

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fighting isis.. what the defense secretary told congress today.. about sending american ground forces to fight isis in iraq or syria. united against .. a group of protesters take the streets of new york city today.. the hometown of a republican presidential contender who sparked uproar over a proposal to ban muslims from entering the u-s. person of the year.. time magazine makes its pick for 2015.. who beat out other finalists.. including donald trump and black lives matter protesters. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the

defense secretary ash carter says the us is building momentum against isis ... while some skeptical lawmakers say progress is too slow to keep up with the terrorists. emily schmidt has more from washington on changes that could be coming in the fight abroad...and at home. "we welcome our witnesses" in the a month and a half since defense secretary ashton carter last appeared before the senate armed services committee--senator john mccain says isis has caused or inspired hundreds of deaths: a russian airliner downed over egypt... a bombing in beirut...the paris attacks, and the san bernadino shootings. arizona "in short, the threat is growing and evolving faster than the administration's efforts to counter it." "the reality is, we're at war."defense secretary carter says even though isis isn't contained, he thinks president obama's strategy is working, and expanding. he opened the possibility that us military advisers could accompany iraqi forces on the ground as they look to retake ramadi

helicopters helping from the air. the us is prepared to assist iraqi army with additional unique capabilities to help them finish the job. republican senators on the panel challenged us policy--they say it's "drifting"... and they want faster action. new hampshire "are we going to be more aggressive going after these assets going forward?" "yes: we'll be more aggressive. what makes it possible is intelligence."carter says it will take assistance asking lawmakers to free up 116 million dollars to help u-s backed forces--and emphasizing that other countries need to contribute more special forces, aircraft, training, and weapons. "the international community--includin g allies and the coalition--has to step up before another attack like paris."his message: isis is doing more...so the world must do more. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. today.. f-b-i director james

and wife responsible for last week's mass shooting in california were radicalized before they ever met. "our investigation to date, which i can only say so much about at this point, indicates that they were actually radicalized before they started courting or dating each other online and online as late as as early as the end of 2013 they were talking to each other about jihad and martyrdom before they became engaged and married and lived together in the united states. we also believe they were inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, we're working very hard to understand exactly their association and the source of their inspiration" comey testified that what happened last week marks a new dimension of the threat from isis. the outrage continues.. over calls by donald trump to ban muslims from entering the u.s.. protesters held a rally outside city hall in new york city today... the home town of the billionaire

presidential candidate protesters say they are united together to stand against him. cornegy says: "i actually want to thank donald trump for giving us an opportunity to unite again around his rhetoric. what i do understand is how beautiful it is to stand with this mosaic that shows the beauty of new york city." viswanath says: "and so, with my muslim, jewish, christian, buddhist, hindi and non-religious brothers and sisters who have gathered here today.. i say no to the fascist ideology of donald trump. enough is enough. enough is enough." donald trump is still polling in first place in an average of polls. days after trump's call for a ban on muslims traveling to the u-s... today marks 150 years since the end of slavery in america. president obama joined congress to commemorate the anniversary of the

: "we condemn ourselves to shackles once more if we fail to answer those who wonder if they are true equals in their commune true equals in their communities or in their justice systems or in a job interview, we betray the efforts of the past if we fail to push back against bigotry in all of its forms." the president said it's important to remember that our freedom is tied to the freedom of others regardless of their backgrounds, what they look like or their religion. chicago mayor rahm emanuel -- is fighting to save his job -- and his political career. emanuel made an emotional address to a special session of the city council today -- as he faces a sweeping uproar over the police department.

demonstrations grew in size and passion on the streets of chicago, despite the efforts of mayor rahm emanuel to calm them a capitulation to the demands of black leadership in chicago - words that are hard for a man with the reputation the democrat has built. emanuel says: "if we are also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry." demonstrators outside council chambers didn't listen. reccord says: "we don't want to hear anything he's got to say because he's not going to give an answer for our communities that we need." all in response to the release of a police dash cam video in which chicago police officer jason van dyke can be seen firing 16-rounds into 17 year old laquan mcdonald. the video kept under wraps and charges against van dyke delayed for more than a year. following that, more video of alleged police misconduct. several heads of the police force were fired or resigned. and the department of justice launched an investigation. demonstrators have been on the streets since before thanksgiving - demanding the mayor's

apology today is a promise for police accountability, more video cameras, more training of officers and a new culture. emanuel says: "no citizen is a second class citizen in the city of chicago. if my children are treated one way, every child is treated the same way." the demonstrators have been very clear in their demands. they want the resignation of the state's attorney and of mayor rahm emanuel. there is no law on the books to unseat a mayor of the city of chicago, and emanuel has three-years to re- election. in chicago, mike tobin, fox news today... police officer william porter took the stand in the freddie gray murder trial in baltimore. prosecutors say porter should have called for a medic after gray said he was injured... but in court today ... porter said he thought gray was faking his injury. porter is one of six officers charged after gray died from spinal

and is the first to stand trial. porter is charged with manslaughter, assault, misconduct, and reckless endangerment... and could face up to 25 years in prison if convicted. the european union's longest serving head of government has been chosen as time magazine's person of the year... a honor given in the past to president obama and pope francis. rick leventhal has more. she's the chancellor of the free world. that's what "time" magazine is calling german chancellor angela merkel, selecting her as its "time person of the year" for two-thousand-fifteen. the publication says her "to-do" list was probably bigger than anyone else's in the world. jones says: "..she has steered europe through serial debt crises. she has been a chief negotiator with vladimir putin over ukraine, but this year, most prominently for us, she led the way on europe's policy towards refugees and migrants." merkel is the first female to be individually honored in twenty-nine years, and the fourth woman ever

seibert says: "..i'm sure the chancellor will regard this as an encouragement for her political work, for a good future for germany as well as for europe." six others are also profiled in the issue... including isis leader abu bakr al- baghdadi, chosen as first runner-up. the magazine says his selection is for tragic reasons. jones says: "..we think that unfortunately isis is figuring largely into the news going forward." and republican presidential candidate donald trump featured as well... for his ability to stir things up. jones says: "..he was hands-down the most divisive candidate in the 2016 presidential race and he really blew apart the republican race and exceeded expectations and continues to shock and surprise people." the other runners-up include iranian president hassan rouhani, caitlyn jenner, the black lives matter protesters, and the

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ju-co transfer demond tucker is named big 12 defensive newcomer of the year. jameson lalk and dale pierson were both named to the all big twelve second team. cyclone fans long ago turned attention from football to basketball. they couldn't wait for the cy-hawk game any longer. student's might be missing classes to camp, but they haven't missed a meal. coach campbell and a few players delivered pizza's this afternoon, campbell getting a taste of the cy- hawk rivalry. hilton is a big home court advantage.

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you don't ever know how the ball will bounce. mason city reminded valley of that, last night. first the miss then the put-back. mason city's megan meyer with the buzzer beater to hand valley it's first loss of the season. mason city is ranked 2nd in 4-a. if there's a perfect fit. ben zobrist and the cubs are it. zobrist reunites with joe maddon on the north side. the post season sent zobrist's stock through the roof. 20 hits, 10 for extra bases, and a world series championship with the royals. the deal is 4 years, 56 million. and the rose bowl is always worth a mention. iowa and stanford at the grand daddy. murphy, sears, fales, and admire. we're all going, coverage starts

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