"roads funding is important to 17th district senator dave bloomfield of hoskins, but not important enough to borrow money. bloomfield says he supports expansion of highway 275 between norfolk and fremont, but would not support bonding to raise the money for the project. 16th district of bancroft believes that medicaid expansion and medical use of marijuana will complicate the 60- day legislative session that kicks off on january 6th. brasch says she has concerns about the medical marijuana bill, and is looking at a health care coverage plan likely to be introduced by senator merv riepe of ralston. and the conservation reserve program tuned 30 last week. then ag secretary john block says the concept behind crp was to stop setting aside some of the nation's best farm ground and instead offer incentives for protecting more fragile land. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " deborah: still to come... a community in fort dodge is

ong those serving in lincoln is senator dave bloomfield from hoskins. 2016 marks the end of the blookfield man's time the he represents district 17 which is dakota, thurston, and waynecounties and like senator shorma is good enough to join us. we're gl you're with us. time to get back at it. >> it's tting close. >> letter talk about it. this will be your last year becacae ofhose termm limits. how do you view things overall? >> i think we've got some work to do. it's a short session, uh, we have a 60-day session one year and a 90 day session another year. the budget years we run a 90-day session so we have a little more time to spend getting the budget done and durin election years we eenly run it 60 days so people have a chanceo go home and get acquainted with the people they're serving. >> bacin their home district. >> yeah. >> let's talk about you talk about the budget, the budget year, and the budget numbers going in.

reporter anthony johnson is in bloomfield with new video of the van the father used. anthony? >> reporter: outside when we arrived a few moments ago, they were putting that van inside there. let's show you the exclusive video of the silver van being taken and towed into the bar ricks here -- barracks here. they will use that as part of the investigation. it was a 2004 silver dodge caravan k 24 ecs. we understand that the suspect, diomedes valenzuela is here at the barracks. we understand he is being questioned here by police. this began around 1:54 this afternoon. we understand it started in the bronx. that's where this whole incident took place. we understand the suspect at that point attacked his wife then took the little child, rebecca and fled the scene. we understand there were reports that the vehicle was spotted coming across the george washington bridge and also there were a lot of 911 callers along the way that told police exactly where the vehicle was headed. that is the latest live from bloomfield, new jersey, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> anthony,

just moments ago social service workers came here to bloomfield from the city to bring the baby, who is safe, back to family in the city. a grizzly one. a 31-year-old mother stabbed repeatedly, her three-year-old daughter kidnapped. within minutes the chase was on. police issued an amber alert that showed up on phones throughout the area. and they released photos of both the girl, three-year-old rebecca valenzuela, and the suspect, her father, a 47-year- old. neighbors were stunned. >> they seem like great parents. they go to church every week. again, he works for the transit system. so it looks like they're a really upstanding citizens. >> reporter: it was new jersey state police who spotted the van on the garden state parkway. now they had to stop a man who clearly had very little to lose. >> he did stop the traffic before the incident was supposed to happen just in case it went wrong but thank god it didn't go wrong. everything went smooth. it was a high-risk stop, and thank god that he went willingly. he didn't put up a fate. >> reporter: or harm the checked by police. >> ems has

allen falls to verdigre 46-40.and bloomfield tops osmond 61-30. randolph over winside 54-14. 3 michigan st taking on iowa in iowa city..1st half.. michigan st trails 14-11... alvin ellis iii (mst) misses the three.. deyonta davis (mst) finishes with the put-back slam score: michigan st trials by 1 later in the 1st... iowa leads 21-17 anthony clemmons (i) misses the jumper... nicholas baer (i) fights for the reboundbaer (i) launches the three.....t's good score: iowa leads 24-17 later.. iowa leads 28-17 anthony clemmons (i) passes it the three from the top of the key score: iowa leads 31-17 later in the 1st... iowa leads 33-19michigan st in transition... matt mcquiad (mst) attempts the three... it's blocked by nicholas baer (i)the crowd is loving it item: still in the 1st.. iowa leads 33-21iowa in transition... mike gessell (i) drives... gessell (i) loses the ball...iowa gets it back... nicholas baer (i) finishes with the dunk score: 83-70!move in overnight and linger into the morning hours tomorrow as well. expect no more than 1/2 to 1" of additio

anthony davids is located on bloomfield street at the corner of tenth street in hoboken. >> we love the food and the atmosphere. it's decorated adorable for christmas. we know we're going to have a great breakfast here. >> they serve brunch all day every day. >> we love brunch. why not have it every day. >> they were college sweethearts before going into business together. they opened anthony david's on a street in hoboken 17 years ago. they prepared food, but the chef in anthony wanted more. they started with brunch and added afternoon antipasto and everyone comes here to dinner. >> friends, family, quick cup of coffee to a full brunch to dinner or event. he mixes it with milk and eggs. ginger, sugar, and it's transferred to a baking pan and into the oven. a little jack daniel's sauce. make it for you holiday meal. >> make it two or three days in advance. let it rest to room temperature. not too heavy and not too sweet. >> when you're done cooking for the holidays, grab lunch. >> we have a wine bar. we're opening a new restaurant in may. we have an event company. >> we come here for an

bloomfield community schools... wausa public and santee community school all have a 10 am late start. go to our website this morning as we will continue to update today's closings. that's siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae: the leading republican presidential candidates took to the debate stage for the lastst time this year.... and the attacks kicked off from the very beginnink... abc's stephanie ramos brings us a recap. "post gop presidential debate....donald trump sympathizing with his competition.... trump: "i think jeb is a nice man i really do but you know i think i'd do the same thing if i were him i'd be attacking me." on stage? the gloves coming off.... jeb bush and donald trump wasting no time...sparring over foreign policy. bush: "he gets his foreign policy experience from the shows. that is not a serious kind of candidate..." trump: "i know you're trying to build up your energy, jeb, but it's not working. " in their fifth debate face-off...almost every question focusing on national security for the 9

bloomfield's amber bruegman bleeding....getting the lady bees on the board with the jumper.....hcc wi it 62-42. and in the nightcap, the trojans and bees battling in boys newcastle wildcats hosting walthill in a doubub header. third quarter.....cat's sophie noecker with the steal, takies it all the way for the bucket.... later h-n's belle harms with the turnaround jumper.... walthill's stephanie grant with the spin and the bucket.... hn's ryley eickhoff coast to coast for the bucket....wildcats win it 54-40. and in the boys' game...wildcats and blu jays...without the e. first quarter...deandre webster....spin layup....on the board., grayden hallowell...layup for the jays..... walthill fast fuelberth........ later on......ethan morten three for hn but walthill wins it 66-50. (fred) battling in boys action. let's stay in

harold doerr of bloomfield, nebraska is celebrating his 90th birthday today. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or more, please send in their name (and correct pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv. please make sure to have alalthe information printed and sent in at least two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthday from all of us at a federal judge says he will work quickly to make a ruling in the legal battle between d moines water works and three northwest iowa counties. the utility is suing drainage districs in sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties over farm river. both sides presented arguments in u.s. district court ininioux city monday. des moines watererorks says it has spent more than one-and-a-half million dollars to remove the nitrates to make its water drinkable. the judge commented the utility seems to be the only one in the state that has a problem with it and he wondered

first the west, down to berkeley heights, over to bloomfield, newark, you're not out of the woods yet, light rain for you. to the north, over east, pearl river up in rockland and clarkstown too, you're seeing rain. to the city, scattered showers through the five boroughs and light rain in brooklyn as well. out east, we're talking about rain from riverhead to hampton bays and out to southampton and to the east, off while les. as far as the rain goes, much of it pushes out, and it was light rain, quarter inch or less before all is said and done, then the next round rolls in as we head into tomorrow afternoon. that is going to be heavier, more consistent, and we'll get a higher dose of it as well. as far as rainfall goes, this is what we wind up with today as we mentioned, and before all is said and done tomorrow, watch these numbers go all the way up to about an inch, we need that, we have drought conditions, so we will take what we can get. forecast for today, 60 degrees, mild, cloutdy skies, showers on and off, everyone, heading into tonight, we'll dip down to 52. seven days, we have

more girls hoops -- the lady trojans of cedar catholic taking on bloomfield. 1st quarter -- taylor lammers -- kicks out to senior megan leise -- with the quick re-lease -- cedar catholic fly out to an early 17 to nothing lead. bloomington struggled getting shots to fall early -- here's their first of the night -- amber bruegman sinks the floater -- bees on the board. but the trojans shooting out the lights -- brianna lammers pulls down the board -- steps back -- lets it fly and knocks it down. a little later -- on the inbound -- anna reifenrath -- buckets. cedar catholic cruising -- just before the break -- from straight away trojans win big, 62-42. more action going on right across the street -- hartington- newcastle taking on walthill. 1st period -- wildcats in transition -- the jays can't get back on defense in time -- michaela derickson lays it in -- wildcats up 13. later -- sophie noecker stuck on the baseline -- finds freshman liby lange on the wing -- hits the long jumper -- but the wildcat lead starting to shrink. lady jays running the floor -- tomisalie parker puts it on a line to

lahey hospital and medical center >>> nobody was hurt when this van crashed into a home at bloomfield road and stafford street. the driver admitted to not seeing the stop sign. that home was considered structurally sound after the crash. this was the second crash at that same intersection in two days. >>> this morning we are hearing from the elderly man who police say was tricked into paying a woman $100,000. 84-year-old donald hodgeens thought the woman was helping him. she agreed to clean his house and take care of his cat. lego was making stories to get money. recently she told him she was having brain cancer, but police say she was actually in miami the day she was supposedly having surgery. >> she called me on the phone said she was calling from leahy and the operation went well. i guess she was calling from miami where she went down with >> her attorney said she thought the money was a gift. she is facing larceny charges. >>> two men are in custody accused of stealing thousands of dollars of gift cards and toys from operation santa claus from concord, new hampshire. it happened

42 in bloomfield new jersey. cool dank day. will the sun come out? it will be so nice. tomorrow, we'll give us peeks of some tomorrow. little bit but tomorrow a better chance. in new york city right now, there's that dank sky she is talking about cloudy one, 45 degrees as of right now. my headlines look like this. you can see the fog setting up. that cloud cover getting lower. there will be dense fog in spots and we have the dense fog advisory. it's been the warmest december ever in the history of keeping track of the numbers in new york city. it will be a chillier start to january. let me show you what i'm talking about. the winds will start coming in more from the north and northwest and that canadian air is colder so it will be a colder start as we push into that first week of 2016. but i'm not talking below average. december has been so above average, look at that. our afternoons have averaged 13.4 degrees above normal. that's been our average for december. all right? and thus far it's been a clean sweep. every day this month has been an above normal day. that's all

coupled with the winds, in bloomfield new jersey 43 degrees. pleasant valley, new york, 39. wind chills are down into the 30s when you wake up tomorrow morning it's going to feel like the 20s and teens. live outside right now, turning colder 46. we have gusts up to 25 miles per hour in places like laguardia. not everybody feeling the force of those winds just yet. but tomorrow gusts could be as high as 30 miles per hour. so right now the cold air is diving on in. it is finally going to feel like december this weekend. chilly all weekend long but tomorrow, we'll be feeling the coldest with those wind chills. and then next week we are going to be talking about near record warmth again. midweek. tomorrow, under mainly sunny skies, maybe some passing snow feel like. 15 to 30 degrees well north and west of the city. 20 to 35 degrees in an around the city. it's going to be blustery tomorrow. as far as the snowfall maybe some passing snowflakes tomorrow afternoon. maybe a few snow showers well north and west of the city early tomorrow morning. but we should have nearly two inches a

deanne degree bloomfield is a target of bullies. >> michelle charlesworth is at the hospital on staten island with the lead story tonight. michelle? >> reporter: i talked to the mother just a little while ago. she said her son is going in and out of consciousness. he is in a lot of pain at the burn center at staten island university. he has second and third degree burns. he was set on fire. he went into the wall and walled on the floor to put the fire out himself and to make

handcuffed wearing a prison jumpsuit as police walked him out of the bloomfield barics, investigators accusing him of taking off with 3-year-old daughter after stabbing his wife the girl's mother at their perry street home in the bronx. >> she was bleeding from her head to belly. >> police issued an amber alert monday afternoon after realizing her father had taken her. soon after releasing this image of the minivan her father was driving as he made his way into new jersey. >> at approximately 5:00 my detectived spotted the vehicle driving northbound. >>> they were ache to quickly arrest him in cliffton three hours after the stabbing the little girl unharmed. didn't put up a fight. >>> neighbors unable to imagine what may have driven him to act so violently. >> just shocking. i never would have seen him that type of way. >>> so far, police say there is no motive they don't know the motive in this case it is not clear what point today that suspect will face a judge. reporting live this morning, cbs 2 news. >>> 5:02 traffic and weather on the 2's. >>> we've got rain in the bronx more rai

overnight, the suspect was moved back and forth from the new jersey state police police department in bloomfield. he had to return as paper work was completed on the 47-year- old suspect. as for his 3-year-old daughter, members in bronx after last evening in the trooper d department. >> we did stop the traffic before the incident was supposed to happen just in case it went wrong but thank god it didn't go wrong. it was a high-risk stop. and just thank god that he went willingly, he didn't put up a fight. >> reporter: eyewitnesses gathered some details. he was a former cop where he had another family and other children that are now adults. he left the police force after being accused of assaulting a cabbie while working off-duty at a yard in 2002. his attorney says he was charged with filing a fake police report. in 2007, those charges were dropped and his pension was restored. his latest job was working as a motorman for the mta since 2013. as for the latest case, no word on what sparked yesterday's attack and kidnapping of his car was tracked down on the garden state parkway where the suspect g

. >> october 2010 in bloomfield, wisconsin.ck schaeffer purchases a home in foreclosure in a remote lakefront community. >> it's a bunch of old cottages that get converted into homes. kind of in the middle of nowhere. >> not much is known about the previous owner. but for schaeffer the price is right even though the house appears to be in shambles. >> i've seen people save things and collect things. but i think in this case, the individual was cleaning the neighborhood, so to speak. >> armed with a video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door

bloomfield hills, good morning william. caller: good morning c-span and representative. want to comment on your suggestion that i agree with. preparedness for the united states in terms of other .ountries and the middle east i think they should be vetted. but my concern is, donald trump. trump, to me, for my knowledge of history, is operating on the same method -- except that he is super rich -- that he can say and do anything he wants and he has a certain following. operatingthat he is using the same principles that adolf hitler accused to provoke thateople into believing people who were different, such as the jewish people, would destroy the country. that he is strongly doing more harm to this country, and no matter what the military does, there is a segment of this country that has existed. in terms of religion, the ku klux klan use religion to get its way and it has been used for , including the salem witch trials and others. thank you for your time. guest: thank you, william. donald and his words will have to be held accountable i those folks making the decision as