this is the this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the abatement appeals board i'd like to reminder everyone to turn off electronic devices the first item roll call commissioner president melgar commissioner mccarthy commissioner mar pr committee commissioner walker commissioner mccray is expected and the next item the oath will all parties infesting testimony please stand your right hand do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of you're showing acknowledge okay. you maybe seated. >> the next item is item c approval of the draft minutes discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes for september 23, 2015, move to approve. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second all commissioners. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> any opposed any public comment on the minutes seeing none, the minutes are approved unanimously item d new order of abatement owner of record and appellant (calling names) 1938, 24 after the appellant claims that no violation exists. >> we'll hear in staff. >> good morning. >

order of abatements are cases out of the code enforcement process gets received to another competent but the board of supervisors every year era referred to the city attorney's office their 12 percent within the directors hearing while 20 are one percent on those the vacant building list and for the last two years the numbers of open complaints are 4 hundred and 520099 or 70 percent are issued in order of abatements you see one hundred and 6 of 4 hundred and 5 or 26 percent are waiting directors hearing it is important probation officer note that the code enforcement is a dynamic process it changes daily matt haney at overwhelm numbers may and do change distancing an important point to remember those customers comply but the bad actors are providing what is required with the administration process we will work with the customers to dhuf compliance and try to provide sufficient time to account for the wide sidewalksal or personal family circumstances we're committed to insuring the building safety is safe and the folks are the overwhelm majority or abatement roughly 95 percent of comp

order of abatements are cases out of the code enforcement process gets received to another competents every year era referred to the city attorney's office their 12 percent within the directors hearing while 20 are one percent on those the vacant building list and for the last two years the numbers of open complaints are 4 hundred and 520099 or 70 percent are issued in order of abatements you see one hundred and 6 of 4 hundred and 5 or 26 percent are waiting directors hearing it is important probation officer note that the code enforcement is a dynamic process it changes daily matt haney at overwhelm numbers may and do change distancing an important point to remember those customers comply but the bad actors are providing what is required with the administration process we will work with the customers to dhuf compliance and try to provide sufficient time to account for the wide sidewalksal or personal family circumstances we're committed to insuring the building safety is safe and the folks are the overwhelm majority or abatement roughly 95 percent of complaints with resolved without

the dubuque city council approving tax abatements that will help convert this old school into senior housing--a big win for ball and her parish. "we're particularly thrilled that the developer is considering using it as senior living, because we think that there's a (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "here across town, the church of the nativity selling this land right behind me where they will build a new senior housing facility. meanwhile, this school on the other side of me, hasn't been in to do with that space." the holy ghost convent and school, both built around 1900 will be converted. and the applewood senior apartments looking to build another building here--a more than nine million sixty more units. all of these projects so important, because the 50 and older population is projected to get over 130 million in the next 15 and in fact, by 2030, one in five people will be at least 65 years old. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. in all, these four projects will add nearly 200 more units for senior housing in dubuque. new details

would fly planes into our buildings into raping they possibly can to try and bleed and humiliate and abate the united states and frankly every civilized country in the world. so this is sort of a broad history of the culminates i think with very in-depth reporting and profiles of essentially what they want which may be even more important. .. >> let me tell you one good

the city council approved more than one million dollars in ttx abatements. that will help convert buildings like the sacred heart school and holy ghost convent to senior living facilities. "it is a sign of the times. different ways than they used to." a senior living facility is also being planned ear the church of the nativity, and another one as part of the applewood senior apartments. in all, about 200 units would be added in the city. we're a month away from the movie... and as fans get ready, we know the force will be with auction-goers. a "star wars" toy collection is going on the auction block. the toys include original "star wars" action figures from 19-77 in the original packaging. it also features a rare luke skywalker with a "doublbl telescoping" lightsaber. only 20 of those are still around. the most expensive items are expected to sell for at least 25- thousand dollars each. tickets to saturday's final home game at kinnick aren't that pricey... there are thousands of tickets left as iowa tries to keep its perfect record intact. the 10-and-oh haw

this is the this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the abatement appeals board i'd like to reminder everyone to turn off electronic devices the first item roll call commissioner president melgar commissioner mccarthy commissioner mar pr committee commissioner walker commissioner mccray is expected and the

the anxiety level here in paris and across much of europe showing no sign of abating with authorities now saying there may be still another suspect in friday's attack on the loose. jitters other further amplified this evening when a german soccer stadium was evacuated in the face of what was called a concrete threat. and tonight we're getting a fascinating look inside of the hotel room where the paris attackers apparently prepared for their murderous rampage. what they left behind, questions. once again correspondent bill coverage. [ sirens ] >> reporter: tens ever thousands evacuated,

so it will a breezy and blustery night and winds willing abate tomorrow. so the wind advicery until 10:00, warmest days mid-week, wednesday and thursday. so there's the front. pushes on through. the colder air behind it. high pressure going to build in. we have dry days ahead through next weekend. 42 overnight in fremont. 41, san jose, with the wind, we'll stay kind of mild tonight. winter storm warning for the west slopes and winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada, which includes south lake so up to a foot of snow, 7,000 feet. and we're still looking at two to four inches at lake level. chains require and wind gusts up to 50-miles-an-hour. so, very gusty there. they're happy to have the snow. back home, sunshine tomorrow. temperatures in the low to 60s. 63 in fremont, san francisco, 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, the coolest day of the week, and then chilly warmings, warm up two to four degrees every day, thursday in friday, afternoon highs in the low 70s, beaches, mid-60s, and then increasing clouds the next weekend. this is bon

so it will a breezy and blustery night and winds willing abate tomorrow. so the wind advicery until 10:00, warmest days mid-week, wednesday and thursday. so there's the front. pushes on through. the colder air behind it. high pressure going to build in. we have dry days ahead through next weekend. 42 overnight in fremont. 41, san jose, with the wind, we'll stay kind of mild tonight. winter storm warning for the west slopes and winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada, which includes south lake so up to a foot of snow, 7,000 feet. and we're still looking at two to four inches at lake level. chains require and wind gusts up to 50-miles-an-hour. so, very gusty there. they're happy to have the snow. back home, sunshine tomorrow. temperatures in the low to 60s. 63 in fremont, san francisco, 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, the coolest day of the week, and then chilly warmings, warm up two to four degrees every day, thursday in friday, afternoon highs in the low 70s, beaches, mid-60s, and then increasing clouds the next weekend. this is bon

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thousands of students will load up on school buses heading to school and certainly they'll do it with this abate once again at the forefront. whether or not there should be seat belts on school buses. there are statistics according to the national highway traffic administration, four children die every year in school bus crashes. the thought is that adding seat belts to the bus could cut that number in half. right now, there are only six states that require seat belts on school buses. massachusetts, of course, is not in that number, but experts say implementing seat belts is something that could possibly take a decade. so they're certainly hoping to drum up support and get the interest in line so that not only school districts but take a look at this possibility. we're live in dorchester this morning, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morningp. >>> a university's president resigns after widespread protests and a walkout by the football team. dozens of players refused to take the field until president tim wolfe quit or was fired for his handling of racial incidents. the players had the backing of thei

passed back to those local coops and back to the local farmers. 3 woodbury county did agree to a tax abatement schedule of up to about 5 million dollars... meaning the company will not have to pay taxes on the new addition for 6 years. 3 "they are doing a value added process which means it's not being shipped somewhere else to be processed so we benefit from the farmer raising the crops, as well as processing it into a usable product which is sold all over the world. 3 construction of the first expansion is already in process... 3 3 both projects are set to be complete in 2017 and will add 23 full time jobs. 3 3 sioux city police are investigating an armed robbery on the west side.police say an employee of k and n auto was robbed by an african-american man at gunpoint just before noon.the suspect came in and asked if he could come outside to look at his car.when the employee came out, the suspect displayed a gun and demanded money.the worker handed over his wallet and the suspect ran away.police say they have surveillance video of the incident from a neighboring business... an are looking for

passed back to those local coops and back to the local farmers. 3 woodbury county did agree to a tax abatement schedule of up to about 5 million dollars... meaning the company will not have to pay taxes on the new addition for 6 years. 3 "they are doing a value added process which means it's not being shipped somewhere else to be processed so we benefit from the farmer raising the crops, as well as processing it into a usable product which is sold all over the world. 3 construction of the first expansion is already in process... 3 3 both projects are set to be complete in 2017 and will add 23 full time jobs. 3 3 what neighborhood residents are calling "thrill hill" on 25th street claimed two lives earlier this month... and injured another. 3 concerned citizens want something done to prevent any further accidents. they have started a petition to close fatal accident. sioux city police say they are aware of the issue and are considering all options. 3 "i know they'll listen to the neighborhood input. what do you want to do? you living in that neighborhood might be inconvenienced by the closure o

. >> with one of the nation's worst commutes about to seriously abate in just five mons, many experts believe the property values around here will rise. in eastern contra costa county, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another closure this weekend for part of van ness avenue in san francisco between geary and post streets. that will connect the pacific campus to the medical offices on the east side. this will be the third and final closure for that project. it is a 72 hour closure lasting through late sunday. >>> a daring rescue in the east bay. a woman runs into a burning house to save a dog. >> it was like. literally, i felt like seconds that everything happened. >> the quick thinking that has some people calling her a hero. >> plus, the ruling made just today that could potentially open the door once again for executions in california. >> tracking that chance of showers in the bay area weekend forecast. i will see you back here with the time line. >> and taking a look at the thursday evening commute. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. all the lights trying to get into san francisco.

gripping world football shows no sign of abating.oday, germany, football's reigning world champions, saw their headquarters raided by police. they searched the homes of three top officials. it was related to the country's bid to host the 2006 world cup. theas been alleged that german fa made a payment to fifa to buy the necessary votes. officials have denied wrongdoing. most beckenbauer, the revered player, and the head of the bidding team, have also been implicated. he insists the money was given to unlock substantial financial subsidies. the president of the german faa says the money was intended as a bribery/fund. >> i want the truth to finally come out. i know i am telling the truth and have nothing to fear. >> speaking in new york, the man tasked with reforming fifa says there must be a wholesale change in culture. >> you want the top to have strong leadership. we think influence you change the culture from the top, there must be new ways of conveying the messages. >> germany is not the only country facing up to world cup biddin

the agreement includes seven-year tax abatement. agp won't pay county property taxes until 20-24. (sheila) the snow and cold couldn't keep the muskies off the ice.e. they're trying to work out of a mini-slump. highlights of their game against green bay, later, in "sportsfource." winter storm warning fo majority of siouxland until midnight winter weather advisory for southwestern siouxland until it has been a snowy day in siouxland with the heaviest snow falling to the north. just south of sioux falls, places like harrisburg, sd reporteded7 inches of snow! so nohern siouxland will end up with over a foot with thos amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. we'll be left with cold conditions for saturday as highs will only go into the 20s. we'll try to get into the 30s by sunday and monday with 40s returning by mid-week. we'll have to keep an eye on our thanksgiving forecast as it's looking like there could be a mix of precipitation (ron) and weant to connect with you! if you grab a picture o

lighten up a little bit in northern and western parts of the state and elsewhere those winds will abate later this evening and overnight. clear sailing across a good part of new england, a weak disturbance in the great lakes will throw a few flakes tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. what about wednesday and thanksgiving and friday, that's straight ahead. tom: senator shaheen says the heroin crisis out of the u.s. is spiraling out of control and is proposing a funding bill to address it. explains, the bulk of the money will go to prevention, treatment, and recovery programs, an area new hampshire has been lacking in. >> ravaging families, it is killing people, we lose about a person a day in new hampshire from drug overdoses. heather: senate jean shaheen says it has to be treated as a national emergency. >> there are law enforcement programs, cops, grants, that make a different that law enforcement can use. it would support the prescription drug monitoring program. heather: and much more including block grants for prevention, treatment, and recovery programs like hope for new hampsh

the anxiety level here in paris and across much of europe showing no sign of abating with authorities now saying there may be still another suspect in friday's attack on the loose. the jitters only further amplified this evening when a german soccer stadium was hur ed hurriedly evacuated in the face of what was called a concrete threat. and tonight we're getting a fascinating look inside of the hotel room where the paris attackers apparently prepared for their murderous rampage. what they left behind, posing puzzling questions. once again chief global correspondent bill neely leads off our coverage. [ sirens ] >> reporter: tens of thousands evacuated, terror in the air. this time it is germany. police say they have concrete information someone was planning to bomb this soccer game. the german leader angela merkel was due to attend. police found nothing but the game was canceled. a concert hall was evacuated too. paris was on everyone's mind. on friday, the french leader was at this soccer game when an explosion began. the horrifying attacks. today french police said they are now looki

will arrive on europe's shores by 2017, as the influx across the mediterranean showed little sign of abating. peoplein 2015, 700,000 have sought sanctuary in europe, many of whom have arrived in war-torn countries -- from war-torn countries. that some 500d other refugees and migrants will continue arriving on a daily basis from turkey degrees this winter. -- from turkey to greece this winter. a dozen refugees across the austrian birder and during the barrier in the south of germany, and in just 10 days, the number of refugees arriving more than doubled. manage thempt to situation, five border controls have been set up by authorities. our correspondents report. reporter: 2000 people arrive here every day wanting to get to germany. at the german border, one of the main crossing points for refugees. the man in charge is this army major. coming darkly from the slovenian border, they travel by bus and then they split into smaller groups, and are transferred on to germany. reporter: the majority of the refugees here are families with small children, who fled the bombing in syria. >> we have manage

as the day goes on, the winds ease up, but they don't abate completely.ll along the shoreline, san rafael, half moon bay, ant the santa cruz mountains. gusts up to about 30 miles an hour. so a windy day in the offing for tomorrow. gusts even at this hour out at sfo, up to 43 miles an hour. up in santa rosa, 29 miles an hour right now. all because of low pressure sinking in over inland california. we'll continue the breezes northwesterly tonight and tomorrow very dry direction, though. if we get showers tonight, they will be rogue showers. as you can see the low sinking in over the bay area, triggered snow out at the sierra. along the shoreline, a shower or two wouldn't be a complete surprise, but it's not likely. winter storm warning still posted in the mountains as all of this heads for the hills. heavy snow tonight with 4 to 8 inches above 5000 feet. so that will add to the pack that we got last weekend. gusty winds through monday in the headlines. temperatures will warm to the mid-60s midweek. things will slowly warm after a fairly chilly day tomorrow,

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boston area and notice how there's not much of a warm-up as we get into the daytime hours despite abated hours and suburbs along and west of 128 we will see lots of upper 30s tonight so again, quite a bit cooler than it was last night and thank a cold front for that and cold front hanging out near the coastline all day and clear out and as it does, the cooler dryer weather will kind of filter in and kind of see the clouds breaking apart right along 495 northwest of boston so clearing skies and 53 at kickoff and looks a little by more likely and latest model data coming up in a few minute. >>> patriots improve 8-0 on sunday and brian fall monis it to assume they are not toughest at the pass. >> talk to any of the patriots players they have believe the redskins are 85 there's and participated in joint practices just like the saints and pats did and familiar with the skins and afc played them and having those practices was helpful in preparing and danny echoed that sentiment. >> a lot of work against them and three hard days of intense practice and got to know each of them pretty well and p

the city council approved more than one million dollars in tax abatements. that'll help convert buildings like the sacred heart school and holy ghost convent to senior living facilities... "it is a sign of the times. different ways than they used to." a senior living facility is also being planned near the church of the nativity, and another one as part of the applewood senior apartments. in all, about 200 units would be added in the city. school districts looking to help students are adding wi-fi to buses. in one west virginia district, it's costing 63- thosand dollars each school year. the goal is to help students, especially those with long rides home, get a jump start on homework. but some parents say the money should be used for seatbelts. we've posted this to our facebook page -- let us know what you think. check this out-- this will definitley make your day--- a group of penguins in a denmark zoo tried to escape... but forget all about covering their tracks. the penguins were recently filmed waddling down a hallway in what looked like an attempt to es

a european capital for three days and no sign of it abating?ret: it is likely to be linked to two things. --, it could be the thing someone linked to the paris bombings. have theeve may well ambition of carrying out bombings. in that flat, they find weapons it they don't know if they got all the weapons or if the person disappeared with more weapons with the intention of continuing this series of attacks. the fact that there are people still leading on their radar. opt islamone is this slam who they want to catch. they believe he is still holed up somewhere in belgium. they believe that he will be getting weaker and weaker, more vulnerable. because he wasr the only one after the ones involved in that attack who did not carry out his suicide attack. for that reason, he will worry that isis is on his case as well. be looking forre an opportunity to carry out an attack. it is assumed he will be well armed. he may have a suicide vest still. he could be waiting to be found and at that point that nate something. he is -- at that point that to nate so

of next, the commodity credit shows no sign of abating.look ahead to the next meeting next week. ♪ jonathon: good morning this is bloomberg television. we are 30 minutes into the session. blanket right across europe. ftse 100 down by a 10th of 1%. frankfurthe benchmark. the fx market, the move on dollar come lira, the turkish lira is weaker this morning. >> this is what we are hearing from the turkish press that turkey jets down a plane over syria. this is one of the turkish press sightings on these sources. what we heard from the turkish press is that turkey's didn't take steps with nato and the yuan after the jet incident. really think we have from official sources is that turkey is to raise this syria border with nato and the u.s.. we have also heard from hd that turkish forces warned the jet before shooting it down. much a moving story and we are waiting for more official confirmation. the turkish lira weakening against the dollar. i have the chart here. this is the spike, the dollar strengthening almost 3/10 of 1% against the lira. jo

so they are cyclical in nature, in other words they will start abating very soon. the only way it can get that was to get the cost of capital down. household. jon: looking at the market this morning. a negative yield of -0.377%. they cannot buy it if they wanted to. i have a euro trading at a seven-month low. the transmission mechanism through the fx channel has not fed through to a higher inflation rate. why will doing more solve that problem. there is a long leg. jon: should they wait if you have to wait 18 months. you have to keep the cost of the mortgages down. ultimately what it does is .timulate the banking sector later the growth opportunities can be taken because the banks are willing to lend. that is also greeting growth and you have a positive fit. but i think that is another year away. in the meantime you to keep putting interest on them to stay down. on this program, security over stability. the prime minister says france will breach european deficit rules as it spends on security following the terror attacks. ♪ jon: welcome back. i am jonathan ferro li

they have been very transparent about these concerns, and it has not abated other potential oil companies far from striking deals. bloomberg reported exclusive here. you can see antitrust is not really dissuading these acquisitions. these guys are fighting. they say, these are huge, lofty deals. aboutre very confident these deals closing. as scott said earlier, they did say there's one deal a year that usually can't succeed in terms of antitrust. we don't know what's going to happen. coming up in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," liberty media splitting into three stocks. ♪ david: it's time for the bloomberg business flash. reportedly set to become the first major automaker to sell vehicles made in china in the u.s. the wall street journal reports recovery plans to start selling the buick envision next year. sachs [indiscernible] that's up from 280 in 2013. promotions take effect in january and usually lead to a higher based salary. goldman has close to 37,000 employees. you won't be scoring gold for the rangers are sinking timbers for the next, but madison square garden employe

the city council approved more than one million dollars in tax abatements. that'll help convert buildings like the sacred heart school and holy ghost convent to senior living facilities... "it is a sign of the times. to." a senior living facility is also being planned near the church of apartments. in all, about 200 units would be added in the city. this is a big shot in the arm for oelwein. more than 300 new jobs are coming to town. the city says east penn manufacturing will open a new space there. east penn is a battery company with 80 employees already in town. the ceo had this to say about the company's strategy. "we try to grow oak trees not mushrooms, we're looking for long term" east penn hopes to break ground in june. we're less than a month away from the premier of the new star wars of merchandise to keep fans occupied as they anticipate the new release.... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live to tells us a little about a new "force" that seems to be taking over stores across the country. we're going to see how many star wars puns i can get in by the

some of our other priorities are graffiti abatement and reducing illegal dumping.we have seen that one of the things i've worked daylighting places with has been illegal activity and illegal dumping to the unfortunate, sometimes that means cutting away trees or shrubs,, but that's kind of the only-one of the most effective ways so far that actually works to really reduce illegal dumping and also activities that might cause the neighborhood to be unsafe. we partnered with dpw another city agencies and really really appreciate all the support they've given us. one of our biggest priorities for the next coming year is think about that tour control. in pigeon cleanup. were hoping we can work with maybe sf environment or dph to do bilingual and trilingual outreach on san bruno ave. to think about how do the merchants and residents can help in reducing that disgusting-you note discussing-really unsanitary site. we also want to acknowledge sf environments work on san bruno ave. to try to recruit now nail salons to try to be as healthy nail salons. we want to especially no

it shows at this point, just as i was about to say, shows no signs of abating we have quiet.ed. a new song. there you go. neil: jeff -- reporter: isolate it. neil: we'll focus on this. cme is large conglomerate and derivatives, corn, soybeans to wheat, to oil. in fact a lot of that oil trading went from new york to chicago because of tax differential in new york. lot some of that oil trading business. not all of it. this is very transferable sort of thing, cm e-trades as stock as well. all those traders are in there. charlie gasparino joins us with dagen and connell as well. this is not the first time we've seen a, occupy wall street gang to go after those guys, whose side are you on? similar argument. wall street fat cats get away. this is different kind of a beef, right? >> i don't know about that. tear tactics are little different. i covered occupy wall street movement. i spent whole afternoon down there in disguise, with baseball cap and t-shirt. >> didn't shower after workout. >> i didn't blend in with them. they didn't shower for days, some of those protesters. true sto

led them to postpone a september move, they had lessened, the minutes say, market volatility had abated and u.s. financial system had appeared to have weathered the turbulence in the global market without any sign of systemic stress. consumer spending had remained solid. business spending was perhaps stronger than had been anticipated given the drop in fracking energy production and even given the slower job growth we had seen a number of members reported that companies were telling them it was getting harder to higher workers. two other key points, in assessing whether to raise rates, they will assess whether current conditions are good but the overall progress toward reaching their goals which could make it easier for them to squff a move. some discussion about whether the were too focused on the first move and it was more important they focus on the longer run path of growth. to that point, the fed staff gave a presentation of what the equiff lib rum rate might be, maximum job growth without triggering acceleration in inflation. it is close to zero currently, well below what it had b

it's why those people have to be dehumanized, so that knowledge can be abated. what you have over the past 11 years of continuous bombing and killing and attention and torture is the continuous dehumanization of the victims of this violence which no most every case are muslims. you have american politicians who will stand up and say, we are not at war with islam, we understand the majority of muslims are peaceful, and we are only interested in punishing and bringing to justice those muslims work stream s who were violent. the reality, the impact of this this constant- of dehumanization is to render muslims completely voiceless. the most striking instance of how potent this dehumanization is occurred recently. to me at least. if you look back at what happened in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attack, what was amazing about the media reaction of the mayor can people was that for decades there had been this list of grievances in the muslim world about the united states, that it supports dictators, that it brings violence to the muslim world, that it renders th

you talk to analysts and they will say, excuse me, history did not start when basel was abated was014- when mosul invaded in 2013. 4. you want to talk about why the sunni population radicalized or allowed groups like all nusra and isis to come in? it is because of this. roger is right. the consequences that we said would be of intervention happened as a direct result of nonintervention. french fighter just -- french fried or jets into damascus, and and kerry calls hollande says we have to do a patent was doing. and the sunnis look at the united states and now -- bernard-henri: the day was august 29 of 2013. the same day, the american president said, the red line is crossed, we have to act. at the end of the day, he came on tv and said, i change my mind, we have to ask congress and such. it is true that isis and bashar assad are twins. that look like each other, but they are twins. don't look -- they like each other, but they are twins. bashar assad eliminated from jail all the radical islamists who are today making up the fighters, and number two, we did not intervene there. the reaso

dubuque's city council approving more than one million dollars in tax abatements that will help convert buildings like the sacred heart school and holy ghost convent to senior living facilities. sacred heart has been shut down for a number of (mary lou ball, holy spirit parish) "it is a sign of the times. folks are choosing to worship in different ways than they used to." a senior living facility is also being planned near the church of the nativity, and another one as part of the applewood senior apartments. in all, nearly 200 units would be added in the city. 350 new jobs are coming to open a new space in the town. the battery company already employs 80 people in in oelwein. the expansion will create new opportunities for not only night he wants this to be a long term strategy for the company decision 2015... candidates for waterloo mayor and city council will partiicpate in a forum tonight ahead of the december first runoff election. it starts at seven at city hall. kwwl will host a debate between the mayoral candidates quentin hart and tim hurley it's presented by kwwl and the water

involvement, military involvement over the world not abating on the contrary, in fact, we are learningnt in afghanistan will continue past the date the president initially intended. we are learning that special forces troops headed to syria. the challenges around the world remain. >> just about everywhere. i can't think of a place right now where the pentagon isn't looking at the map trying to figure out what may come in the months and years ahead. you know, even europe, today veterans day, whether you call it veterans day, armistice day, remembrance day, it was originally to signify the end of world war i in france in 1918. unbelievably, we are back looking at europe as a place especially in eastern europe because of russian moves there. there's no question about that. in ukraine, in crimea, so many nations in eastern europe unsettled and looking to the united states to provide some military backup power in an emergency, to provide military troops, to help train them, get them ready, get them advanced weapons so they feel more comfortable with those russian moves on their borders in e

overnight tonight, mostly clear skies and the winds will abate a little bit. temperatures will fall off quite a bit. coldest morning so far in concord, down to 16, a good shot of getting close to that upper teens and 20's and 10 in downtown manchester. if you're ready to hit the game tonight, you're one of the lucky ones. make sure you bundlele up because it is going to be chilly, kickoff at 8:30 and temperatures around that time just above 32, but again the wind will make it feel even a little bit cooler. country right now. it is chilly over the midwest and great lakes, it warms up nicely, points south. some is moving on in our direction along about later tomorrow afternoon it will be right on our doorstep so that by wednesday, we're right back to average and above that as we go into thanksgiving and black friday. clear sailing for tonight, a few high clouds will drift in towards the morning. there could be a full afternoon flurries tomorrow, mostly in the great north woods and white mountains and all of that moves out to the east and take a look, it's beauti

they led on at all as to how long this is going to go on and when they feel that the imminence might abate? >> you are right, and it has to function, and function for various reasons and not just because it is the belgian capital, but the administrative capital of the european union, and politiciants an bureaucrats come here are from all over europe and monday is the travel day, and they could not come here, and the government is saying that they are constantly evaluating about the terror level, but at this point, they have not apprehendeded salah abdeslam. and clearly at this point, they don't feel that they are in a situation where they can call off the terror threat. but people here, they are getting very, very edgy, and wondering how long something like this will carry on. >> fred pleitgen live for us in brussels, and thank you for that. and now joining us with insights on all of us cnn analyst paul cruickshank just fresh from franz, and also the editor of the daily beast paul. so what pipeline did brus is sells have that shut that city down? will it yield anything that will open up th

i asked paul abate, the assistant director of the washington field office what to make of this activity. >> there is a heightened level of concern, i think, following the attacks that we saw overseas, but we really deal with stuff like that every day. that's been going on for a long time. it's stuff that's not always visible to the public, but i want to reassure everyone that we're always hunting stuff like that down. we're always reacting and looking to prevent things from happening here. >> reporter: all new at 5k clo, you have undoubtedly seen that video on the news purportedly from isis threatening other targets including washington, d.c. i asked the assistant director of the washington field office of the fbi if they consider that a credible threat. his answer ahead on news 4 at 5:00. that's the latest from the u.s. capitol, back to you. >> chris gordon. thank you, chris. >>> isis has released video that shows a threat to new york city. it is just another piece of highly produced propaganda. it shows isis fighters and clips of times square and new york taxi cabs. the nypd also says

and we should put pressure on them to hold them temporarily until the crisis abates.ll take them that statue of liberty means something. we have to take them in. >> do you have concerns about letting syrian refugees into the country? >> i do have concerns about that. when you are talking about this, i'm well aware of what this process is from the time i spent on the intelligence committee. you are looking at ungoverned areas. what that means is there is not a central government database to get information on who these people are, what their backgrounds are. it's a garbage-in data system. garbage in means garbage out. we can't vet these folks. get these folks out of harm's way, you know, roll back the area that isis controls and then let these folks go back home and rebuild their communities. the kurds just did this in iraq. they freed sinjar mountain and sinjar city. that was an area that 400,000 people used to live in. this is now an area where 400,000 people should be able to move back into and start rebuilding. >> yeah, i wonder. if this is a real fear, though. if