city as we go forward. at we will rise to this moment, what this incident demands of all of us in this city. and my view is this episode can be a moment of understanding and learning. will we use it and the question before all of us, will we use this episode in this moment to build bridges that bring us together as a city, or will we allow it to become a way that erects barriers that tear us apart as a city. we need, as a city to get to a point where young men in our community and in parts of our city see an officer and don't just see an officer with a uniform and a badge, but they see them as a partner in helping them reach their full potential. and they see in that officer a mentor, a little league coach, a leader in the church and in their community, which they are. but we also have to get to a place as a city where officers who patrol communities in our city see a young man not as a potential problem and a risk, but they also see in that young man as an individual who is worthy of their protection and th

as of today, he's no longer being paid by the city of chicago. superintendent just noted and he was stripped of his police powers ten months ago. obviously anyone who sees this video will make their own judgments of jason van dike and his actions. the incident, the actions and the video will be debated and discussed in the days ahead. appropriate, we as the city of chicago all of us also have to make an important judgment about ourselves and our city going forward. will we in my view rise to this moment that this incident demands of all of us in this city? in my view is this episode can be a moment of understanding and learning. we'll use it in the question before all of us, will we use this episode in this moment to build bridges that bring us together as a city, or will we allow us to become a way that erects barriers that tear us apart as a city. we need as a city to get to a point where young men in our community and in parts of our city, see an officer and don't just see an officer with a uniform and a badge. but they see him as a partner in

employee and also as a president of the fdr democratic club in the city for seniors and people with disabilities. first off speaking as the president of the fdr club, we are proud to be really the spear head of helping to kick this thing open within the city. i want to say thank you to supervisor mar for his rock solid support throughout this process. i was disappointed i missed him. i missed his remarks today, but sure they are pretty much in line with every comment i heard him make on this issue. when the fdr club brought this isue to supervisor mars attention all most 2 years ago, the only thing he asked was how can i help. he never said anything else, he just said let's get this done. this isn't okay, how do we fix this and move forward. so we did. we brought forward a series of recommenditions one being to hire a disability employment coordinator in the city and proud to say that our members, we walk the halls during the budget process this year knocking on every door of the board of supervisors and walking through every door that was opened and saying we are here. this is impo

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i'm in downtown sioux city and as you can see they are all out on the roads. i spoke with the sioux city streets department who are making sure siouxlanders are able to still travel around on those slippery roads. they're warning drivers tonight to take it slow and give yourself additional time to get to your destination. drivers also need to stick with the main traveled roads because those are top priorities for plowing. the superintenden t of the streets department says it's the hardest time of the year. "we're making the roads as safe as possible. i think that's the biggest one just trying to help the citizens out and make sure the roads in good as shape as they can be," said sioux city streets superintendent, ed pickens. tonight at 6, i rode with a driver of one of those plow trucks. he told me what it's like and the pride they take in their job. matt and sheila? (sheila) as you saw, road conditions are bad, and plows are in full force. but, as always, safety comes first. (matt) ktiv's robert lowe is live in sioux city outside floyd boulevard. robert, what'

a celebration today for our nation's veterans -- as city leaders also focus on a problem still plaguing the veteran community. laura/vo and the gloves come off. after san jose's city council loosens the rules for ride- sharing companies -- taxi drivers fight back at s-j-c. today in the bay, starts right now. =laura/2shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes ad-lib toss to weather >> mainly south of the city and also for the north bay. that continues. down to 34 degrees with a high of 65 this afternoon. san francisco topping out at 62. i'll have more details of what to expect over the next couple days and the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike has a heads up if you're heading out the door. >> that's right, kari. the majority of the freeways are not a problem. the frost in the south bay not a problem. just the north bay. watch the smaller roads over the bridges as well. we have a significant issue, a full freeway closure for the east bay. this continues with a closure there. you're forced off the freeway. ta

this is, indeed, an edge city. asu look at suburbanization of america and following transportation corridors, both north and south-- whatever the geographic area happens to be-- it is, uh, an example of that. people here are commuting within the 25-to-30-mile radius. um, you're not going to see too much migration into the city, but they are currently working with about a 25-mile radii, and they're looking for value and looking for, uh, lifestyle. the development is really creating a whole, new town. uh, we will have up to 5,000 residential units, roughly 400 acres of commercial office areas. we have various retail components, golf courses, school sites. so you're going to see all the elements that you would see in most hometowns. uh, they will all be in one development. narrator: one development-- building over 2,600 acres of prime farmland. is putti the pssure on farmers like john pihl. mo andore depe e anxious buy theirand. pihl: sobody is offering y on fan amoofeye john pihl. ry, mo andore depe e aphysical lifesler

but we as a city must also do certain things. relates to public safety, is it a role of police officers? yes. is it a role of the religious and community leaders? yes. for the mayor and all elected if i recalls? yes. all of us who are stakeholders who have positions and responsibility to the public. i'm confident the police will do their job. but my point is as it relates to safety, there is this moment in time, but there is also after this and i wand us to start building that future that we have today. [ inaudible question ] >> it's absolutely not true. and i think the state's attorney addressed that today. there were apparently technical difficulties, but in no way shape or form is there any evidence nation wanything was t with. >> was there individual from anywhere other than the police car? >> i think so, but the chicago police department is no longer investigating this incident because we have independent civilian oversight. so it went from chicago pd to ipraa to the state's attorney, fbi and the u.s. attorney. so i don't hav

be peaceful. >> will we use this episode and this moment to build bridges that bring us together as a city or will we allow it become a way that erects barriers that tear us apart as a city. >> reporter: authorities anticipate that there will be protests. we just don't know when or where. and some local leaders are worried about violence. we spoke to a pastor of one of the largest congregations in chicago. he said there is already anger in communities here and worries a video like this will add fuel to the fire. >> stephanie tonight, thank you. >>> in minneapolis, two people are your arrest. they arrested a 23-year-old white man and a 32-year-old hispanic man and looking for more suspects. all five victims suffered nonlife-threatening injuries last night while protesting the shooting of jamar clark. police say it is too early to comment on protests claims they were attacked by white accept rama sifts. >>> a fight above the syrian border has ratcheted up tensions between russia and an important nato ally. the u.s. is calling for calm and warning against an escalation after turkey shot down

, a different type of leadership, one that's forward-thinking and taking thth attributes we have as a city, the quality of life that we have as a city, and moving that forward, being in front of that and i believe the effort should be done by the elected leader and that's why i'm hoping to be in office in cedar falls on i have a website for more information. >> ron: everybody has a website. i guess i n@ed to get a website. thank you, mr. brown. let's go to a third candidate, mr. david halterman. >> halterman: thank you, ron, for having me here today. i began going in fnt of council approxately eight years ago with various sues, and the main c ccern i had is i felt the council was not listening to the citizens, and they were not spending their tax doars in a fiscally responsible way. my campaign is based on four main tenets. the first one is listening to the citizens. the second one is speing their taxpayer dollars in a fiscallll responsible way. the third one is reconstructing university avenue without roundabouts, and the last one is strong supuprt for careeee firefighters and police. pub

as city crews tend to the streets here in sioux city, plows are hard at work on the highways and interstates. most roads in northwest iowa and northeast nebraska are listed as "completely covered" by snow at this hour. and, the south dakota dot isn't advising travel on any state highway,xor interstate, tonight. log onto ktiv-dot-com, and click on the "weather" tab to find links to the latest siouxland states. (matt) to get a closer look at those road conditions, the iowa dot offers a "plows-eye view". you can track the state's snowplow fleet. thanks to a webcam on some units,s,ou can see that the plow driver is seeing. check it out at iowa-d-o-t dot gov. (matt) we know how much snow has fallen, but how much more can we expect? (sheila) chief meteorologis t ron demers rejoins us... with an answer. weather ad-lib winter storm warning for majority of siouxland until midnight winter weather advisory for southwestern siouxland until midnight it has been a snowy day in siouxland with the heaviest snow falling to the north. just south of f sioux x lls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches

be peaceful. >> will we use this episode and this moment to build bridges that bring us together as a city, or will we allow it to become a way that erects barriers that tear us apart as a city? >> reporter: authorities anticipate there will be protests, we just don't know when or where. and some local leaders are worried about violence. we spoke to a pastor of one of the largest congregations in chicago. he said there is already anger in some communities here and he worries that a video like this will just add fuel to the fire. lester. >> stephanie gosk tonight, thank you. >>> in minneapolis, two men are under arrest after a black lives matter protest. police arrested a 23-year-old white man and a 32-year-old hispanic man and are looking for more suspects. all five victims suffered nonlife-threatening injuries last night while protesting the fatal police shooting of jamar clark. police say it is too early to comment on protesters' claims they were attacked by white supremacists. >>> a fatal encounter between russian and turkish war planes in skies above the syrian board have ratcheted up

reporter: paris is known as the city of light as well as the city of love.t defies that tonight against those that want to smother that spirit. bbc news, paris. babita: the dramatic events in paris have understandably provoked wide reactions to those living in the city from shock and grief to fear. then he have taken to the streets. the long-term impact of the attacks are difficult to predict. our correspondent has been talking to paris residents about their hopes and fears for the future. reporter: after the mayhem, it is as if the city has paused for breath. there is not any discernible sense of relief after today's operation. >> i am afraid. what happened here has made me feel fear and anxiety. i feel it will continue. reporter: the muslim quarter in the city's north, among the men gather in the cafe royale to share sympathy for those killed today by the police. paris, they are not real muslims. in islam, if you kill someone, you kill all human things. reporter: they have a fear of being blamed. are afraid, here in france. it is not a war against terroris

city, my wife and i take them to many parks throughout the city and it is a integral part of our lives so it is a personal issue. it struck me as [inaudible] opening up [inaudible] the school yard and young blood coleman next door, the opportunities it affords young children in san francisco to get to know the entire city as well. i remember going young blood coleman playing baseball as a kid and that experience as we think about the future of san francisco, the next generation, our children, that experience was vital to growing up in the city. i can't wait to have that experience with my children and think it is a integral part of the story we don't talk about enough and how it prepares the future generations to be steward over the city. thank you for coming out and colleagues for entertains the motion jz everyone here is here today because we are a park advoeicate. i know san francisco as a whole will be very supportive of the measure and look forward to continued discussion. >> we have our amendments we want to accept and i'll supportive. i want to say that i am supportive of this charter amendment and want to put my name on

wealthy and sophisticated as any cityn the world. sao paulo is unique among latin american cities. in the early part of the 20th century, when places like rio de janeiro copied traditional european styles of construction, sao paulo was following a distinctly american model of urbanism. imitating the forms of chicago and new york, sao paulo built upward, growing vertically very quickly. but in a huge ring around the central city lies a very different urban environment. here, stretching for miles, is a city of self-built structures in various stages of completion. they line hillsides and rocky streets where some of sao paulo's newest immigrants struggle to build homes from brick and cement. where some of sao paulo's alaide and her family came to sao paulo from northeastern brazil. ( alaide speaking portuguese ) translator: from there my father came first to work. thene came. i worked as a maid, my mother was a seamstress. narrator: alaide married josé franquelino, a northeastern migrant like herself. they couldn't afford ev

the program is expanding for more teachers so other people can also-my colleagues can stay in the city as well and live in the community in which they serve. again, and like to thank everyone for the opportunities to purchase my first home and really grateful for it. [applause] >> as great as that story is lindsey, we hope other teachers won't have to wait to win the lottery because that is hard to do. when you are faced with being one of 5-lindsey, do you have other lottery tickets? i have been lucky to work with a great body of people on our board of supervisors and particularply when it come tooz the topic of education and housing we have been strong allies in again a crisis that is decades in the making and i want to just personally thank president breed, supervirez christensen, supervirez farrell, supervisor cohen and supervisor katie tang. each of them have been strong in the ofernt erfts to work with me and every meeting we have they are all talk about housing particularly the board president. as i know it is very near and dear to her and wree have been together with the hud secret

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that's what i intend to do as president. city is celebrating a major milestone. richard g gdon joins us with details! << the sioux city cosmopolitan club's 50th anniversary we are celebrating on the 21st of november, the inlernational president will be in town, who is one of our local members and we would like to talk about cosmopolitan for the last 50 years is siouxland. on november 13th, 1965, the cosmopolitan international club of sioux city was chartered. thus began 50 years of community service through action, and will be celebrating at a 50th anniversary banquet on saturday novembmb 21st, at theheioux city country club. with 50 charter members, of ich 5 are still active, they were unified to provide service to the community through their actions. the cosmopolitan club of sioux city was instrumental in establishing the original senior center, downtown sioux city and built the garden at the present location, performed several projects at the boy scouts and girl scout camps, continue to sponsor little league baseball team, major projects at the boysyslub, buil

2010 after those eight years, two years as council person and six years as mayor of waterloo, i really believed that i left behind a city that was in better shape than what i took it as in 2004. in the areas of economic development, in financial health of the city, our improved delivery of services and certainly in the city's image, not just how we're perceive on the outside, but how we perceived ourselves. in the intervening six years, i continued my involvement and interest in the city of waterloo by being very participatative and involved and engaged in organizations and associations and boards that are all about the betterment of waterloo. so when mayor bud clark announced that he was not going to run for office again, it was at a time when i began to sense that the good things that had happened during the six to eight years that i was in the elected office were beginning to unravel. certainly it seemed that our city was beginning to be define by the negative rather than the positives and the opportunities. we were taking -- we were balancing budgets by taking money from reserves that i'd helped to build up, and jus

employee and also as a president of the fdr democratic club in the city for seniors and people with disabilities. first off speaking as the president of the fdr club, we are proud to be really the spear head of helping to kick this thing open within the city. i want to say thank you to supervisor mar for his rock solid support throughout this process. i was disappointed i missed him. i missed his remarks today, but sure they are pretty much in line with every comment i heard him make on this issue. when the fdr club brought this isue to supervisor mars attention all most 2 years ago, the only thing he asked was how can i help. he never said anything else, he just said let's get this done. this isn't okay, how do we fix this and move forward. so we did. we brought forward a series of recommenditions one being to hire a disability employment coordinator in the city and proud to say that our members, we walk the halls during the budget process this year knocking on every door of the board of supervisors and walking through every door that was opened and saying we are here. this is impo

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friends of cedar lake president daleodd said alliant energy still owns the lake as the work is still ongoing for city to gain ownership of the lake. " riit now we knowowwe have a bunch ofofmud like most urban lakes and we believe something should be done and we can't leave it as it is." even as this group clearly wants a better lake -- with more to offer -- for decades to follow... in cedar pids, chris earl, kcrg-tv 9 news. people in alburnett will soon have a safer way to get to a sports complex just outside of town. wowokers have almoot fifiished pouring the concrete for a pathway leading from the town to the martin sports complex. the alburnett lions club received grants and donaqions, s well as money from the city, for the 38- thousanndollar project. the club wanted to build the pathway to keep people from walking on the side of the road, right next to a steady flow of traffic. "the shoulder of the road leading from town out to the complex is just n nt safe for peoole to be on. the cross country team does run it to come out here to use the trail that's around the complex and it's just not a good

just 1 week away and this morning city leaders say they won't be intimidated by a new isis video showing images of times square. that video was released late yesterday as the city prepares for holiday events that attract some 60 million visitors in the coming weeks. the nypd says the video is hodgepodge of old isis propaganda videos and there's no blatant new threat. now, the chilling video shows a person holding a bomb with their finger on the trigger. it then shows the packed sidewalks of new york city. in a news conference just before midnight the mayor of new york city mayor spoke. wishes, people of new york city. >> gene: intelligence agencies have not verified the claim. can may have been smuggled on in egypt. >> sara: this morning the white house says president obama still plans to go to paris at the end of this month. the president is scheduled to attend a climate change conference there. official say the second mastermind of the terror attacks is dead. however, french prosecutors refuse to confirm that abdelhamid abaaoud was killed in yesterday's raids north of paris eight people were arrested, at least two killed in the massive anti-terror op

what do you see the progress as been over the past few years >> i feel [inaudible] represents the entire city. we represent the supervisors district and also represent stakeholders and as a stakeholder and friend of lafayette park there are items i see just items with recreation park and department and maintenance, areas where i feel i can be a liaison between rec and park and the stakeholder and to be that is my role. >> no other questions. thank you for being here today and the service on the committee and we'll go to public comment. any member the public who would like to comment please come forward. >> good morning. my name is dens [inaudible] i serve on frosc representing district and ask you to reappoint steffan franz. he has been a serious and dedicated advocate for the park system and his own park. one thing he pushed and several other members pushed and made it a issue is the issue of the connection between the capital development and pass to operations where there has been a fall down or let out. also on the issue of long time defered maintenance we pushed and push and pushed and no

what do you see the progress as been over the past few years >> i feel [inaudible] represents the entire city. we represent the supervisors district and also represent stakeholders and as a stakeholder and friend of lafayette park there are items i see just items with recreation park and department and maintenance, areas where i feel i can be a liaison between rec and park and the stakeholder and to be that is my role. >> no other questions. thank you for being here today and the service on the committee and we'll go to public comment. any member the public who would like to comment please come forward. >> good morning. my name is dens [inaudible] i serve on frosc representing district and ask you to reappoint steffan franz. he has been a serious and dedicated advocate for the park system and his own park. one thing he pushed and several other members pushed and made it a issue is the issue of the connection between the capital development and pass to operations where there has been a fall down or let out. also on the issue of long time defered maintenance we pushed and push and pushed and no

in 2009 the city called off the official celebration. >> as you can see behind me, the city is not set down. -- shutdown. >>reporter: snow white and her seven dwarfs are from texas. where are you from? >> [ indiscernible ] >>reporter: it is certainly not like the old days, but still quite a scene. what are you? >> atv talking -- a tv talking head. >>reporter: she looked the part. this guy looked too much the part, dressed as a police officer in what looks like a real uniform. he was questioned and released. we have only had one arrest, a drunk trying to hit a cop. they arrested him and someone yelled, hey, called the real police. the real police again, we are the real police. >>> the police chief urged revelers to take public transit or ridesharing services. what does uber have to say? >>reporter: uber says it is prepare for tonight. right now i am outside the auditorium and hundreds of partiers have been streaming in over the last couple of hours. uber says it is ready, but it also says that you too can prepare to save money tonight. what might be scarier than this guy, the cost of yo

>> bill, as far as new york city is concerned, as far as i know, and i've been talking to people at all levels of the intelligence community, there are no credible threats against new york city right now. i believe commissioner bratton has continually said the same thing, as has the director of the fbi, james comey. there are no credible threats against new york city. we do know that isis and al-qaeda always have new york in their sights, but the nypd is the best in the world. they work closely with the fbi. they were involved with the joint terrorism task force. they have their own agents overseas. so they get firsthand intelligence, and they're as ready as anyone can be. we have to be on our guard. as far as the videos that are being put out, i think they're being done for two reasons. people, keep this climate of fear that's there, but also they are appealing to the lone wolves, the people on the fringes of society, and they're attack. these would not be the large attacks, but they could be deadly. last year we saw the person who was inspired by isis attacking two police officers wit

city? themselves the core four. all four elected tonight. and as you mentioned that means three new faces on the council, and one returning face in jim throgmorton. all four members of this core four group watched the returns come in at the sanctuary in iowa city tonight. they branded themselves as a group throughout this campaign, saying a vote for the core four is a vote for a quote "fairer more inclusive iowa city." the question now is what impact will their presence have on the city. with four members they control a majority of the seats, and they all have similar interests. there have been recent concerns about development in iowa city, with what some view as a trend of historic properties giving way to modern apartment buildings and student housing. that came up tonight. "we got out there into the neighborhoods and talked to folks and listened to what their concerns and issues were and they were not feeling a part of this community, decisions were being made in favor of big businesses and developers and other decisions were being made, there

employee and also as a president of the fdr democratic club in the city for seniors and people with disabilities. first off speaking as the president of the fdr club, we are proud to be really the spear head of helping to kick this thing open within the city. i want to say thank you to supervisor mar for his rock solid support throughout this process. i was disappointed i missed him. i missed his remarks today, but sure they are pretty much in line with every comment i heard him make on this issue. when the fdr club brought this isue to supervisor mars attention all most 2 years ago, the only thing he asked was how can i help. he never said anything else, he just said let's get this done. this isn't okay, how do we fix this and move forward. so we did. we brought forward a series of recommenditions one being to hire a disability employment coordinator in the city and proud to say that our members, we walk the halls during the budget process this year knocking on every door of the board of supervisors and walking through every door that was opened and saying we are here. this is impo

i was always interested in san francisco in terms of what it is as a city, its culture, it's amazing lgbt community. i came out here for a summer, fell in love with it. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i worked on campaigns as a teenager. i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn ab

the best chance is this city as the wind begins to ramp up. i will have the full forecast coming up and we will talk about colder air to start the work week. back to you. >>> new york city is taking another step to prepare for possible attacks.>> the police and firefighters along with people from homeland security are doing an active shooter drill. >> reporter: the drill is happening now at the bowery subway station. we just saw commissioner bill bratton show up. you can see hundreds of police officers, firefighters and paramedics doing this mock drill. they have fake weaponsndhey are taking care of patients during a mass shooting scenario. the key is to protect the public. making themselves known inside and outside of the bowery subway station which is closed. there was a suspect with a gun on the platform and they called for a backup. the responders will face many mock surprises. it is for -- to prepare for a potential attack against the city and it was planned before the terrorist attacks in france.>> isis has continually threaten the city a

items on hand helps to make the difference. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city asle can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to m

she's seen positive outcomes of the ordinance firsthand as city officials worked to re-house a veteran living in an unsafe home. 15:06:03 "they immediately called me to the scene as they were placarding his home and we immediately began services. now he is safely rapidly re- housed, but without that partnership he would have been left in the cold." but some people say there are problems with the ordinance these changes don't address. mari davis says some violation notices shouldn't go to landlords at all. 15:01:15 "if the tenant is engaging in the behavior then it should be the tenant that the city has contact with and there should be a citation. " city officials say they're planning to present changes to city council soon. but for now, comment box. they're asking for feedback from community members. in cedar rapids, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. the terrorist attacks in paris have sparked an outpouring of support for the 129 people who were killed. tonight, some university of iowa students held a candlelight vigil to show their solidarity to an end across iowa as an area of low press

city, my wife and i take them to many parks throughout the city and it is a integral part of our lives so it is a personal issue. it struck me as [inaudible] opening up [inaudible] the school yard and young blood coleman next door, the opportunities it affords young children in san francisco to get to know the entire city as well. i remember going young blood coleman playing baseball as a kid and that experience as we think about the future of san francisco, the next generation, our children, that experience was vital to growing up in the city. i can't wait to have that experience with my children and think it is a integral part of the story we don't talk about enough and how it prepares the future generations to be steward over the city. thank you for coming out and colleagues for entertains the motion jz everyone here is here today because we are a park advoeicate. i know san francisco as a whole will be very supportive of the measure and look forward to continued discussion. >> we have our amendments we want to accept and i'll supportive. i want to say that i am supportive of this charter amendment and want to put my name on