nicole james is the wife of jesse james - a marine who suffered physical and overseas. recently, she was named a 20-16 dole caregiver fellow, which honors the men and women who aid war veterans. kcrg tv-9's allison kaleta went to the james' home to see how the family manages together. 0 everyday tasks for the james family can be difficult. "everyday for him is hard, jt to get up and do a regular, you know, get up and eat breakfast." it's hard because jesse suffers from post- traumatic stress disorder after serving three tours as a marine overseas. now that he is h he, nicole together. "i mean, she's just super, patient and i couldn't get through it if i didn't have her patience to help me." this patience is what is being recognized by the elizabeth dole foundation. "they've worked really hard to ones helping the veterans, day to day, and you know, it's really hard as aaregiver, you're like the back bone for stretched too thin and you crumble then everything crumbles." with a veteran and four kids, this caregiver, without any training, hasn't crumbled. "a lot of it is th

kcrg tv-9's allison kaleta has her story. everyday tasks for the james family can be difficult. to get up and do a regular, you know, get up and eat breakfast." it's hard because jesse suffers from post- traumatic stress disorder after serving three tours as a marine overseas. now that he is home, nicole works hard to keep everything together. "i mean, she's just super, really, really, smart and patient and i didn't have her patience to help being recognized by the foundation. "they've worked really hard to help caregivers who are the ones helping the veterans, day to day, and you know, it's really hard as a caregiver, you're like the back bone for your veteran and for your family and when you get stretched too thin and you crumble thenenverything crumbles." with a veteran and four kids, this caregiver, without any training, hasn't crumbled. "a lot of it is things i've learned, you know, over the years of living with it and seeing it, some things i've just learned accidentally because you just adapt to what is happening." in dubuque,llison kcrg tv-9 news. android phone users hav

kcrg tv-9's allison kaleta has show you care spotlight. everyday tasks for the james family can be difficult. "everyday for him is hard, just to get up and do a regular, you know, get up and eat breakfast." it's hard because jesse ffers from post- traumatic stress disorder after serving three tours as a marine overseas. now that he is home, nicole works hard to keep everything together. "i mean, she's just super, really, really, smart and patient and i couldn't get through it if i didn't have her patience to help me." this patience is what is being recognized by the elizabeth dole foundation. "they've worked really hararto help caregivers who are the ones helping the veterans, day to day, and you know, it's really hard as a caregiver, you're like the back bone for your veteran and for your family and when you get stretched too thin and you crumble then everything crumumes." with a veteran and without any training, hasn't crumbled. "a lot of it is things i've learned, you know, over the years of living with it and seeing it, some things i'v

our family " said tami allison. two years ago, everything changed for the family of tiffany schmidt after she passed away in a horrific car accident. the driver involved, russell roberts s nior, was drunundriving and speedingng which caused him to lose control.. and overturn the vehicle. roberts was sentedced to a minimum of ten years for tiffany's death as under the influence. "today we feel like we can finally put this to rest and remember the good times with tiffany and not have to relive the accident everytime we walk into this building" said allison. while the accident and a majority of the trial is behind them, and just justice served...tiffany's family says they will always struggle with the loss... "he gets to keep living life while our life sentence started seven- hundred and thirty- eight days ago when we lost tiffany" said allison. family and friends say they're satisfied with the judge's ruling and hope people will take drunk driving more seriously, after what happed to tiffany. "this is the best we coul

reporting in studio, jess plue, abc9 news. tim: schools were locked down as a precaution in norfolk nebraska this morning after a man robbed a local hotel. the suspect walked into the hampton inn with a gun and took an undisclosed abount of cash he's being described as a 5 foot 9 male. anyone with information is urged to contact norfolk's police division. jenna: online swap sites are becoming more and more common, and so are scams taking place on websites ike craigslist. at's why one local law enforcement agency is stepping in to protect siouxlanders. the le mars police department is now offering the police station as a safe zone for internet transactions. even going so far as to offer services such as identifying other parties invovled in the transactions and verifying whether an item being traded has been stolen. le mars sergeant jay king says the departments willing to do whatever is necessary to keep the community safe. "they can meet down here and feel a little bit safer doing it and hopefully the bad guy will say i dont