you may have heard of seasons center for behavioral health before. but, what you might not know is what it is doing for thousands of people around northwest iowa. for 50 years, the center has provided a safe, confidential setting where people can get assistance with social, emotional, behavioral and family issues. seasons helps people develop their own skills and confidence to meet life's challenges. their mission is to guide individuals and families toward a meaningful and fulfilling life by providing psychiatric and behavioral services. today, seasons took the first swing at their newest facility... literally. ktiv's tommie clark was there for the groudbreakin g ceremony. and tommie, how is this center going to help siouxland kids. well matt, it's called autumn's center and it's going to provide specialized therapeutic services for kids in northwest iowa. i spoke with the executive director of the center, and the family of its namesake, who told me just how special it is. << a little over two years ago, 3-year-old autumn injuries sustained while in

jacobs was from center point-urbana. police say 23-year-old benjamin clague was driving a campus bus, called cyride, when he hit 18-year-old emmalee jacobs during finals week last month. it happened at the intersection of lincoln way and ash avenue. clague is charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident, and failure to obey a traffic signal. emergency responders took jacobs to mary greeley medical center, where she later died. today, jacob's father, brad jacobs, told tv-9 quote we are thankful that the ames police department and iowa state university were able to work together and that they found the person responsible for emmalee's death. an iowa city man faces felony charges after police say he used a juvenile to help him sell marijuana to high school students. police say 22-year-old christopher wells was selling edible marijuana for 15 dollars a piece to high schoolers. police searched his home and found more than one point eight pounds of the drug. a record last night for the longest stretch of time without mis

is it normal in a medical center, albeit a naval medical center like this -- would it be at all normal for service members to have their weapons with them? >> absolutely not. military members, especially -- when they check in, they're not carrying their weapons around unless they have a weapons carry permit and have permission to have it on that base, which is not the case typically. that's just the way that the d.o.d. runs things. you're not going to be looking at a map -- they have security. they have security procedures and they worked with local law enforcement. >> if you are just joining us, we just learned from the naval center that there is an active shooter situion. building 26 is that building in strt of your screen on the left-hand side, and it's predominantly on the screen of the right-hand side. two different aerial shots and a ground shot for you. at this point people who are being -- who are inside are being told to run, hide, or fight. this after reports of three gunshots were fired in the basement of what's called building 26. this has been going on, apparently, for abo

nylen cancer center... all in an effort to save lives. for healthbeat 4, i'm sheila brummer. >> january is radon awareness month and siouxland district health is selling test kits for seven dollars. you leave them in your basement for three to seven days, then send them off to get a reading. "we work very hard for where it be radon or other things to encourage people to have the environment they live in be as safe as it possibly can be." if your home does test high for radon, it's recommended you install a radon mitigation system. of lung cancer. you'll find more information at our website, ktiv.com. our weather has been a little messy this monday. how much snow are we expecting? stay tuned for the forecast from meterologist ben dorenbach coming up next on news four at noon. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees sident, i will defend this nation, but i will do it responsibly. i voted against the war in iraq, and that was the right vote. we must t t rget the lessons of that experience. isis must be d

autumn's center is the newest endeavour of seasons center for behavioral health. it's named after autumn elgersma, a 3-year old girl in the care of her daycare provider in orange city. autumn's parents and siblings took the first swings of demolition to the existing building. autumn's center is a three-million dollar project scheduled to be completed in september. community leaders from northeast nebraska came together for the 39th annual joint city, county and school meeting last night in south sioux city. the evening aims to present leaders with a yearly progress report, along with partnership updates. ho-chunk ceo lance morgan spoke about the flatwater crossing development, which will include 600 apartment units and 400 single family homes. they hope to start construction in the spring. south dakota senator john thune is praising a dakota dunes business. on monday, he toured malloy electric, an industrial service repair center that serves the mining, oil, wind and ethanol industries, among others. thune says malloy is an example of a business that is growing an

boston medical center. the ambulance we do believe is carrying the officer that was shot is backed in. we do not have any idea on that officer's condition, where he was shot or the circumstances of the shooting at this point either. streets were closed off to clear the way for that ambulance to make its way to the boston medical center where that officer is now going to be attended to. details -- more details should be coming to us momentarily as boston police commissioner bill evans is at the boston medical center. no doubt check the condition of his officer first before updating all of us as to what exactly transpired and the condition of that officer. we are trying to confirm right now that a suspect has been taken into custody by boston police at this point. there are reports that that has happened in the area of geneva avenue. we're working to confirm all of that information for you as again, we're still not sure what exactly were the circumstances here or what happened as the shooting took place less

this is an apartment building fire in center city. jim, as we can see, firefighters were up there on the roof, they have scaled back a bit because at one point they were very close to the flames, then trying to inch back because you could tell that the heat was so much and they did call for more crews to come out there and more equipment to try to battle this strong fire. >> nbc 10's rosemary connors has just arrived on the ground. rosemary, what can you tell us? >> reporter: i'm here with one of the residents who lives on one of the lower floors of this apartment building. describe to us what happened earlier tonight, what you saw, what you smelled, and what time it was. >> about about 30 minutes ago i remember, my alarm started to go off, and i went outside the building and went outside my door to see what was going on and i went back in because nothing happened, then i saw one of the residents come down and he said there's something going on on the third floor, you know, so i gathered my things, whatever i could, quickly went down

center street. it's open to anyone who needs a hotmail. >>> this thursday, 30 years will have passed since the explosion of the challenger in 1986. to remember the lives of the crew, family members used it as an inspiration for the future. news 4's emily pacillo joins us now to talk about the challenger learning center here now locally. emily? >> reporter: that's right. there are over 45 challenger learning centers across the globe. but what is really exciting is students of all ages across the region can come to sparks high school to learn hands-on analyzing and interpreting data to complete a mission. this mission in particular takes place in the year 2076 and is going to mars. the closest center used to be in sacramento, but after eight years, it is now in our backyard. >> the astronauts and scientists on real nasa-based missions, to the moon, mars and beyond. so it relates to their future college and career experiences in a very exciting, dynamic and interactive way. >> reporter: the center isn'

the center posted a message on its facebook page warning people at the center about the situation. 10 on your side's chris horne is monitoring this for us. he joins us now with an active shooter has just been been reported in building #26 at naval medical center san diego. all occupants are advised to run, hide or fight. all non-emergency response personnel are asked to stay away from the compound, located at 34800 bob wilson drive, san diego, ca 92134." fox stattion three shots fired but no injuries federal state and local authorities are on the scene, plus a swat team federal state and local authorities are on the scene, plus a swat team has arrived 6500 military and civilian workers plus the patients authories are keeping people away, people who work at the naval medical center who hadn't already arrived for work can not get on the location three schools in the area on lockdown bldg 2 or 3 where wounded warriors are located naval base point loma also on checking into naval base coronado we are also following some breaking news out of hampton. police tweeted about an industrial acci

a post from the medical center's facebook page said quote. all occupants are advised to run hide or fight yeah pretty dramatic there lucy officials are asking non emergency personnel to stay away from naval medical center san diego three schools near the compound on lockdown as a precaution right now. naval medical center san diego as a staff of more than sixty five personnel say with thirteen years now for developments on the story throughout the newscast forty two deaths are now being blamed on the historic blizzard that shut down federal government offices in dc for a second day schools in d c baltimore and philly all close once again hundreds of flights remain grounded. abc's elizabeth her has the latest in baltimore over night and plowed streets made it impossible for fire trucks to reach this house going up in flames forcing crews to drag equipment down the street in new york this plow truck was no match for the new record snowfall the breaking point just two days after the blizzard blasted the east coast the nation's capital still part

a new poll is praising the underground railroad freedom center. trip advisor has named freedom center one of the top historical spots in the country worth traveling for! some of the other spots on the list includes the lincoln boyhood national memorial in indiana and the new york historical society museum. when it comes to alcohol in ohio.... a new study says that most people are looking for quality over quantity! the department of commerce released a new report showing that more people are buying premium-priced products... than ever before! that's caused statewide sales to rise 7 percent.... a total of $70-million dollars more than 20-14. in the end... jack daniels and fireball cinnamon whiskey were the top 2 sellers. reds we're counting down...opening day is 63 days away!!!! and if that feels too far away form now...today you can get your reds fix at the last stop of tour! the caravan will arrive at the florence mall at 11 o'clock, doors open at 9. a special q and a session will take place from 11 to noon....followed by autograph signings. happe

the project will cast new shadow upon gene friend recreation center since gene friend recreation center poses shadow budget, to one, increase the shadow budget of the gene friend center. and two, adopt a motion that additional shadow caused by project will not be adverse to the use of gene friend recreation center. additional information on the shadow and its impact on gene friend will be provided by state. in it'lleds demolition of the existing two-story warehouse currently used as a church and the residential building with 104 dwelling units and approximately 700 square feet of ground floor space. 45 off-street parking spaces below gray. 102 class 2 bicycle parking states and seven class it [#2*-/] bicycle spaces. including dwelling unit mix con sifting of 56 two-bed radio room units, et cetera. the project includes common own space via ground floor, roof deck and private open space for three dwelling units via private terraces on ground floor. the entrances to the off-street parking through a 10' wide opening through clara state. to-date the department has received numerous correspon

with it - - the center which was the center's goals - - to prevent bullying and sexual assaults by at the k- 8 level - - that means creating a uniform message. "that they are hearing and seeing some similar messaging and some consistant language about respect, how we treat each other, what's a healthy dating relationship look like and what does an abusive relationship look like." and from freshman in high school to freshman in preparing students for the dangers associated with drugs and alcohol. "they are aware of situations that might come up and how "but it is hard to reach through private grants. that is why the center requested $250,000 from the state." when governor brandstad's budget recommendations didn't dedicate money specifically for the center. that extra funding for the governor's new bully program and expansion plans became unclear. "there is a lot of support for bully prevention and violence prevention in our state. that is the easy part. the challenging part, given a finite amount of money, how do we prioritize and decide what does and doesn't get funded." the center's

to the criteria that is within the civic center north district. >> yes. we explored the design alternatives for a little bus shelter that is one item that will be coming back to the commission there was not an agreement on the - >> on the appropriates of the proposed shelter the fencing along the median was presented in various forms and ultimately the commission was happy with the design of the current proposal other design features that were considered were the paving and the concrete curbing materials and some those were addressed. >> i i'll see that portion but you have everything that is being proposed a modern expression expression nothing that the contextual about any of the details how did the staff and commission deal with that as a decot me. >> the commission and planning department staff followed did rehabilitation standard that says that additions to historic district should be distinct in the historic material should be event to the general public comment when it is contemporary as part of historic material so e commission tends to decide on

in sioux center, michelle schoening--kti v news four. and with trump supporters comeme trump protestors. about a dozen people gathered to oppose trump's language against minority groups and women during his stop in sioux center. the silent protestors used signs to stand up against language used by trump. one member says his words are unacceptable. "it's really not something anyone we know who thinks it's a problem or merits any type of language that trumps and other politicians...freque ntly use," said dan knauss, protestors the group said they want those minorities in surrounding communities to know there are people who care. dr. ben carson brought his campaign to sioux city, speaking to a big crowd during a theater on saturday. ktiv's sam curtiss has that. << nine days ahead of the iowa caucus, dr. ben carson was back in sioux city. guest speaking for revive 714. a christian prayer worship movement. that opened with a tribute to braden joplin - a carson campaign volunteer killed in a car wreck on tuesday. "i'm a person who centers my l

our dan wells joins us live from the freedom center... where folks will gather for a march in about one hour... live despite the cold weather, cincinnati residents plan to honor the legacy of king jr. with numerous event across the tri- celebrate dr. king's legacy. take a look at the schedule of events today. at 8 a.m., the martin luther king coalition will begin the holiday with a sold-out king legacy awards breakfast. at 10 a.m., cincinnati's mlk march runs from the freedom center to fountain square for an interfaith prayer service. marchers will then head to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at noon organizers say the brutally cold temperatures will not get in the way of the mission started more than 40 years ago. the freedom center will also offer free admission monday. live dbl box you can check out the thirteenth amendment and the proclamation in freedom center.... and you can do it all for free.. the national underground railroad freedom center is offering free admission today...in honor of dr. martin luther king, ju

i spoke with aea 267- who currently center.... they say they have been planning to give waverly-shell rock management for a long time.... and that although a public school will be taking over management.... not much should change. the superindent of waverly shell rock told me their goal is to run the educational center the same way it's been running.... a lot of the staff currently working at the special education center will have to be re- hired as we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. a-e-a 267 says the reason for this change is it's better to have a local school district managing the leid center since it is a man is arrested for breaking into a waterloo bar- and smashing poker machines. police say charles stocks jr. broke into parks road inn- bashing three video poker machines with a hammer- steals some cash- and then takes off. police say they found him moments later. he's facing burglary charges. take a look at this video- police say this is him swinging cameras and alarm systems. the owne

as we say good-bye from robert morgan educational center. here. back to you guys. >>> now, first alert weather with meteorologist ryan phillips, south florida's most accurate forecast. >> good looking afternoon coming our way, despite the presence of all the cloud cover. we're going to thin that out. we haven't had any rain shower activity. start with the clear radar right now, but that will change in the period ahead. we're talking tonight even into morrow, showers quickly coming back into the local forecast. here's the big picture. the owers that we are detecting a lot are not hitting just false echos across the southwestern -- excuse me the -- off the southwest coast to the southeastern gulf waters along the straits. cloud cover which has been pesky this morning, slowly thinning out. high pressure is wedging in across at least the central portion of florida. we're going to see that transition and translate to sunshine for us this afternoon. don't let clouds throw you. no rain coming our way this afternoon. only more sunshine along the way. cool

jean: new hampshire' s senators were front and center, cosponsors of the comprehensive momentum. senator ayotte shared what she witnessed on a ride-along with first responders. >> i watched our first responders bring people back to life with narcan. without these lifesaving measures they would have died. it just really struck me how devastating this is. stephanie: senator shaheen spoke about two other bills pushing for $600 million in emergency funding and a grant to reduce the backlog of drug cases at the state police. >> i believe what we have now is white -- rich and poor. country. stephanie: chief willard urged lawmakers to add fentanyl to them with some encouragement, saying treatment centers and interaction, instead of imprisonment, can work. >> with the eyes of the first in the nation primary upon us, i think it's important to note the city of manchester is a vibrant exciting city with an engaged and compassionate citizenry. stephanie: the chief sent out a night, saying, " heading home to my beloved manchester. what a day." he tells us he' ll step out of the national spotl

hillary clinton is at the sioux city convention center. with all these candidates in sioux city, they'll be making their way to des moines. we've got you covered with team 4 coverage live from des moines tonight. ktiv's matt breen, and amanda goodman from our sister-station, kwwl-tv, are with live link four in downtown des moines... with the latest as the clock ticks down to the first presidential test. every four years, the eyes of a nation turn to iowa... as voters caucus in the toward the presidential election. in a little more than 24- hours from now republicans and democrats will have a better idea of which candidate will be their party's presidential nominee. iowans caucus starting at seven o'clock, monday night. and, every four years, some states-- and even more members of the media-- wonder why? iowa doesn't have the best track record when picking the parties' nominees, or president. iowa republicans haven't had it right since george w. bush in 2004. iowa democrats had notable "misses" in 1988 with dick gephardt, and 1992 with tom

cashman center. public officials, educators, and parents will be speaking at the event. organizers say it's to show support for educational reform and school choice here in nevada. school choice week is to raise awareness of education options./// brian loftus > today... a grand opening is scheduled to take place. kirsten joyce it's for a new school-based health care center in the sunrise mountain area. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from "bob" bailey middle school. michael, this is significant? ((clark county school district (ccsd) students in the sunrise mountain area will now have access to quality, affordable foundation for positively kids' newest school- based health care center at dr. william "bob" bailey middle school. the center will offer sick visits, well- checks, sports physicals, immunizations and other pediatric medical services. the center will be open monday - friday, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., to ccsd students who are 18 years of age and younger, including younger siblings who reside in the same household or transient location of a student en

>>reporter: here is a look at where community centers are situated. some of these centers are in neighborhoods known to have violent crimes, and although nothing violent has been reported at the community centers, this audit points out several have reported incidents which required calling 911. nine investigates learned the department previously requested funding for cameras, but for some reason, a council -- a county security committee denied the request. the works to add cameras one community center at a time. one estimate shows cameras at just one community center could cost about $100,000. auditors say it should be a priority. auditors also a head start program has cameras. that center keeps its insternal doors with access to children locked during the day except for one hour in the afternoon during drop-off and pick-up. >>> this week, a bill that could make changes to adoption laws here in florida will make its final passes in the senate. adoption can ask to place children in homes the birth parents prefer. some lawmakers say that means to change

a new flying j travel center is set to open in warren county. the truck stop is located just off i- 71 on state route 350 in lebanon. company officials say the 9-million dollar travel center brings 70- new jobs to the area. two kentucky state troopers go the extra mile to help a cancer patient during the weekend's blizzard. a patient at the u-k markey cancer center was scheduled for a chemo treatment last friday, but couriers were unable to get the necessary medication from louisville. so one state trooper picked up the medication, drove to frankfort, then handed it off to another trooper... who drove it to lexington. it took five hours to complete the normally 90 minute drive, but everyone agreed- it was well worth it. "timing is everything with these patients, because if they miss a dose, then they can be off days. and days is essential to them." "it was a single mother that raised me. this is kind of a way of her saying, hey, do something good, for while i was in the hospital." the hospital showed their appreciation for the troopers by treati

my question is that he mentioned the leader center. -- the lugar center. from what he was saying, i know you want people to get to the point, but when people run for congress or senate or political office, they will say what you want to hear. when they enter, sometimes they cannot do it all. i think they are all good american people no matter. if they are running for office, they mean the best for the country. i know they do. when people say this guy wants that's our guns away, not a reason to vote for him. issues thate other are more important to the country other than gun control. people are so biased toward certain issues that they don't look at the bigger picture. illegal be bad for aliens in the country or not good on international issues. how can you get more background on them where people can be more informed instead of voting over one little thing? host: let me get the senator to talk to that. do you think some of these hot button issues make it tougher for people to really think about bipartisanship? guest: of course, they do. getting to richard'

in concord, a school now bears christa' s name, and the center welcomes children each day. but what you may not know is that christa and her flight crew also continue to inspire kids to reach for the stars at learning centers all over the country and the world. >> they' re traveling to the international space station, and conducting experiments at a new high tech facility in san antonio, texas. in framingham, massachusetts, where teacher christa mcauliffe attended college, students are working together as a team on a mission to mars. >> it' s so cool, honestly, i love it so much. >> these highly interactive, space adventures, are the creation of challenger center, a non-profit organization formed by the families of the challenger crew in the days after the tragedy. >> people who really cared, people who believed in them, erin: june scobee rodgers was married to the challenger' s shuttle commander, dick scobee. she led the effort to start challenger center which aims to carry on the mission of the the teacher in space program in memory of the flight crew. >> a tribute of som

they recommended cameras for those centers in 2009. daralene jones, our investigative reporter, asked the county why it's taking so long. >> reporter: orange county family services have a $49 million budget funded with your tax money. >> it's from the county general fund revenue and federal grants. >> the community action division overseas community centers some of which houses head start programs for low income families. hundreds of children are in and out every day. 9 investigates that the centers have implemented many real estates from a 2009 audit. they've become more efficient and better managed. improvement, something the new director is now focused on. 8 of the 11 community centers do in the have security centers, we have head start programs. >> what we saw in the course is followup. this is what we could take action on. >> this is where we're situated, some of these centers are in neighborhoods known to have violent crimes. and although nothing violent has been reported at the community centers, this audit points out several re

of courtyard and it was the center of the city looking forward to that. >> ms. perkins how you'll survey the first phases many different users from all hours of the day and will quickly change. >> how will you who is there now and who will be there in to the future >> dpw the scope and hire a consultant we're calling a civic policy study like in fisherman's wharf a large amount of people doing calculations we pick the spaces and do the observations and create a report the observation from early morning and civic center until 11:00 p.m. at integrals to get a snapshot and in the past it is quicker creditors but wooefrl we're looking at how to get an accurate picture we'll probably do that one week day and one weekend and one farmer's market. >> look forward to updates. >> commissioner antonini. >> an amazing collections of buildings by ms. haas the best outside of washington, d.c. i think this is important to keep whatever it done contextual it the chourts was built 20 years ago if my memory serves me and fits in well were that he have need twenty-four hour activa

the 3-million-dollar center is set to be compmpte in september of 2016. rk freund is in with sports tonight - because brad pautsch is in ames coveringhe big game. (mark) iowa state look hosting number 1, oklahoma. cyclones looking to get back to .500 in big 12 play. we've got the highlights of this pivotal matchup coming up after the break. plus, a pair of girls metro matchups as east hosts west, and if you're travelling in 20-16 you're going to notice some new trends. we'll show you h hw millennials are changing the way we travel. and battling cancer at a young age is always difficult. we'll show you what one company is doing to make their battle a little easier. the season - but one of them probably should have been to iowa state. the cyclones led the sooners for almost 30 of the 40 minutes of the teams' now oklahoma is number one, this time making the trip to hilton coliseum. i-s-u is just 1-17 all-time teams. 1957 was the last time iowa trailed for most of the first 10 minutes -- but monte morris drives and scores to cut the sooner lead to 3. isu gets

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breaking now... are dead after an explosion near a polio vaccination center in pakistan. these are some of the first images of the aftermath.. the blast is still under investigation and a motive is not yet known. there has been a history of militants targeting vaccination centers...since the u-s used them in 20- 11 to help collect d-n-a, to find osama bin laden. ". apart from the grief we obviously feel today, it shows that we need to act decisively against terrorism." we now know the suicide bomber who killed 10 people in turkey yesterday...was with isis. officials say the man intentionally set the bomb off in a crowd of tourists. this isn't the first time isis has attacked turkey...with more than 100 killed there in a pair of bombings back in october. countries around the world...including the u-s...condemned the attacks, and called for decisive action against terrorism. there's new evidence this morning that actor sean penn was being followed chapo. mexican authorities took this picture prior to that meeting...and say they used penn to find el chapo. and in the end...t

so the center for early education is nationally accredited, so that's not very collin, about 8% of centers are nationally accredited. so we really hold ourselves to a high stanted. >> and when you say nationally accredited you have bilingual >> we do. >> so they speak in english and cant these and starting to be more mandarin presence as well. the way the model works, two native teachers, one native and one chinese speaker just to make sureeral children no matter where they are in their language acquisition is valued. >> that's terrific. charles, i noticed bcnc has also been, in two consecutive years received a four star rating from the charity navigator. why is this a big deal? >> charity navigator is an independent body monitoring the non-profit industry and give these ratings out. >> make sure the money going to ritz supposed to. >> financial management practices are transparent and so the charity navigator gave us the four star rating. >> is that the highest rating? >> that is the highest rating. >> there is a growing unease on what happens when money with charities, but we've been sus

memorial celebration newman flanagan center cost: price specific t tthe event. lunch with thchargers: $40. basketball games: typical basketball entry fee. all other events are fr. $& applicable): n/a website or contact phone number to air on tv briarcliff.edu/hal loffe name of person to appear in live interview: lorna kohn, bcu events coordinator tell us a little bit about your event or attach a press lease. hall o ofame weekend is three days in january, devoted enrely to the spirit of charger athletics. this year, in addition to honoring the newest inductees into the charger athletic hall of fame, the university will celebrate briar cliff's storied basketball tradition, which spans 50 proud years. laura kohn briar cliff please fill out t and email to andy at news@kcautv.com interview. event name: hall of fame weekend event location: briar cliff university (& other locations as specified) event date(s) & time(s): 1/22-24 fri, january 22 11:00 am lunch with the chargers trattoria fresco restaurant (sioux city, iowa) 7:00 pm alumni social mccarthy and bailey's "bi

on the situation there at the medical center? update as we wait for this press conference, explaining as the officer arrived at the hospital, you said that the medical staff were not working on him urgently, so it seemed that he was doing okay, right? >> that's the impression that we want to give. obviously, there was not an urgent need to get this officer to the hospital. and i want to tell you that they blocked off all of the roads to the crime scene, giving a clear road for the ambulance to come. and it got here quickly and moved quickly. so there was an urgency to deal with the medical condition, but once they got here, he was not prone, and they were not moving exceptionally quickly, and there were not medical personnel surrounding him and working on him at the time. the kinds of things that we sometimes see when someone has an urgent medical need. officers around him and medical personnel to gather the facts to see the officer and any loved ones that might have arrived. we have not seen anyone who obviously appeared to be r

a report of a active shooter at naval medical center in san diego. i can tell you that the pentagon and navy are telling us that they can not confirm this. however about an hour 1/2 or so ago, it was put out on the facebook page of this medical center. here is how the report read from there. an active shooter has just been reported in building 26 of the naval medical center san diego. all occupants are advised to run, hide or fight. non-emergency personnel asked to stay away from the compound. the pentagon and u.s. navy officials are not confirming this to us. we'll let you know this. this is 6500 personnel center. 6500 military civilian contractor and volunteer personnel there on a normal basis. 272 beds at this medical facility. we don't have any information about the saturation of occupancy there or how many people might have been in this complex or in building 26 as it said on the facebook page of the medical center. we also don't know anymore than that posting. there have not been any updates per the medical center that we have been privy to. we

jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area. tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground. but the biggest and should be reserved for the folks back there who are building this building, our construction workers. >>[applause] >> so, the topping out ceremony is a recognition of the final still being which will be in a few meds raised to its place way up high, a recognition that the structure has reached its highest point and we can begin filling it out. this event is a tribute to that. the folks that are working on this project in recognition of their dedication , their attention to detail and

faces and basically the scope of the project is civic center public realm plan is one components ofger work program that the long run citywide mraerngz is articulating on the initial looking at the future the downtown for the social and economic and urban design prospective the plan on the area showing the area in blue roughly from market street on the east to golden gate on the north and golf street on the west it enincumbrance the landmark district in red and also bright yellow focus areas we'll talk about more later so a bit of history as you may know your familiar i'll pull out a few highlights the civic center has its organizing in 1919 this is a birds eye view largely influences as we know it and the public realm and carried it through the great depression in 0 world war ii this is has new planning for the public realm a modern night in 1953 and followed in 1948 the largest change to the civic center is what the excavation the civic center plaza for the facility and the parking garage and the resulting reconstruction of plaza in 19 61 the plaza we have today in the 1980s and 9

that connects with the courthouse. >> listen, up listen up. >> built in 1959, the detention center is the oldest of the miami-dade facilities and also the busiest. in fact, for the officers' own safety, the jail has asked that we only reveal their last names. >> the biggest challenge in intake is we don't know what we're facing until they come through that door. we don't know if the person is very combative, if they are high on drugs, if they are going to come through and fight a bunch of people. >> we had superman come in one day, a guy dressed in a superman suit. he was upset, visibly upset because they took his cape. fortunately we had enough officers here with experience to talk with him and diffuse the situation. >> after being checked for weapons and contraband, inmates wait in a holding cell. many of the inmates come to the jail as a result of using or selling drugs. >> we have a major drug problem. and that's what most of our cases consist of. it's the reason why the jail system is so overcrowded. >> yeah, you can take your -- >> i don't do drugs every day. i don't smoke crack

and the pew hispanic center is actually part of a broader larger center called the pew research center. we do public opinion surveys, but we also do a lot of look at the demographics of the hispanic community. and one of our signature products actually is, how many unauthorized immigrants are there in the country. but our point is to provide facts. what do we know about the latino population in the us and how are they changing the us and how is the us changing them? >> hinojosa: so, results of the 2010 census. we're now talking about latinos being more than 50 million? >> that's correct, 50.5 million were counted in the 50 states plus the district of columbia. and when you include the island of puerto rico, you get about another 3.8 million latinos. so the hispanic population of the u.s. has grown tremendously, by about 43% over the last decade. and that growth alone actually has accounted for more than half of the nation's population growth, so when we talk about us population growth, most of it was because of hispanic population growth. >> hinojosa: i did this test actually with some

over a car fire on fort washington let me guess it was a fire alarm alarmas the brand new liberty center is attracting customers from far and wide, it's also earning some frustration from some of its guests. that's because, many times, alarms will go off, forcing people to evacuate. evacuate.it just happened again a few hours ago! 9 on your side's butler and warren county reporter jay warren uncovered this story and township--jay? with many people off work and school catching a movie or lunch here is an appealing option on such a cold day but there is growing discontent about those annoying fire alarms the liberty center was designed to be a crown jewel of entertainment from dining to shopping to movies but routinely fire alarms are going off here disrupting everything the liberty center is trying to create people have taken to social media to complain about iti spoke to afternoon he says he and his family were in star wars on alarm went off ((sean halloran)) "right in the middle of the movie just smack in the middle in the movie house lights come on the fire alarms were going off owners

mercy medical center's hall-perrine cancer center is hosting a free, pre-prom skin cancer awareness event from 2 to 4 pm on sunday january 17. the event is aimed at keeping young people out of the sun and away from tanning especially as prom season nears. this pre-prom event will include hair, makeup and sunless tanning tips from industry experts, as well as a fashion show highlighting the latest styles in dresses. participants may also browse and shop at a vendor fair. participants are invited to register to win a $250 gift certificate to dillards, an ipad mini and other prizes. additionally, a local skin cancer survivor will share her story about the dangers of sun exposure and tanning. vincent reid, md, medical director of hall-perrine cancer center will share to the american cancer society, skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. melanoma, a more dangerous type of skin cancer, accounted for more than 73,000 new cases in 2015, and about 10,000 skin cancer deaths each year. indoor tanning, just like sun tanning outside, exposes skin to uv rays is the cause of most skin cancers. a

this weekend with some special exhibitions center. plus - "freinds" is next month -- but will be missing! who's not coming back. kara 2 shot good morning -- it's behold the power of protein in birds eye protein blends. ok. they're delicious side dishes with the protein of beans, whole grains.. ...and veggies! mmm good. my work here is dooooone! bird's eye protein blends. so veggie good. rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. we will remain dry this morning with 30s to start your day. however by early afternoon expects rain showers to develop with steady rain late afternoon into the evening commute. our daytime high will be 46 degrees. expect temperatures to fall late evening with a chance of some wet snow mixing in with any left over rain showers after 9pm. temperatures will fall to 30 degrees early saturday morning with a few snow showers in the pre dawn hours. chance for slick temperatures fall to freeze along snow showers morning. saturday afternoon we are dry

but the center for effective government says more can be done. ((amanda starbuck/center for effective government: "one simple thing facilites can do to be safer is just switch to safer chemicals." )) ((mauricio marin)) or asks them to use liquids instead of gas chemicals. something brenner says he urges companies to consider as well to minimize risk for catastrophe. ((richard brenner/hazmat coordinator clark county fire. dept.: "a gas is a bad thing because if it gets out into the air then it's going to expand usually and effect people.' "liquids chances are they'll stay on the ground. we can mitigate the situation by using dams and dikes and things so it doesn't get on the roadway." )) ((mauricio marin)) because there's always risk when using any type of chemical...brenn er says he works with facilites and first unexpected to keep nearby communites safe. ((richard brenner/hazmat coordinator clark county fire. dept.: "there's always room for improvement." )) ((denise valdez)) we reached out to reddy ice to ask about their safety practices earlier

we are a center for constitutional education.e are building the best interactive constitutional website so you can click on any provision, it here the best arguments about its history and contemporary meeting and decide what you think it means. today is a very exciting day for me because i have a chance to share with you our president george h.w. bush gallery which displays rare copies of the declaration of independence, the constitution and the bill of , rights. we are one of the only places aside from the national archives where you can see where copies of these three priceless charters of freedom in one place. what we have tried to do is tell a story. it's a story of the evolution of rights. in particular how the rights that were promised in the declaration of independence are implicit in the constitution and were finally codified in the bill of rights. let me set the stage by telling about the evolution of rights and then we can look at the documents and talk about what it means. what we have tried to do in this gallery is te

>> yes. center we're here courtesy of the cayman islands. people 10 years old can try it as long as they have a parent try with them. the parent is present. bring your swimsuit and come on down and it's free with paid admission to the show. >> q.: there's a lot to do here at the i-x center this weekend as the boat show is here and the outdoors show and a intrielgdz show going on saturday and sunday. listen, the boat show is a great choice. this is where i come, because this is the place to be. don't hesitate to come and visit this man. one thing for people to note if they are to come here, expect many -- >> it's just like in the cayman islands, the water is about 88 degrees. very warm. i don't care what the weather is outside. in the pool it's awesome this weekend. diving is a great family sport. big wave dave, and come on down to the i-x center and experience this, because this is super cool. it's on live tv, guys. back to you. >> john: jules verne move on, here comes q. mccray. 48 and rain arrives late on southerly breezes and then the col

right now in the wis alert center... pakistani authorities have closed all schools in the country's largest province following an alert over country's largest province following an alert over possible militant attacks. a government memo released early this morning says that 13 taliban fighters from neighboring afghanistan were attacks on schools in pakistan. the announcement says all schools will remain closed for the remainder of the month following these threats. the warning comes only a week after the taliban attacked a northwestern university killing 21 people. that university reopened briefly monday but then closed to give students time to recover from the attack. we are waiting to learn more on the identity of a texas murder suspect who was killed in a shootout with columbia police yesterday. it happened in the parking lot of the byron road apartments, near dorn v.a. medical center investigators say a fugitive task force led by u-s marshals along with sled and the columbia police department were trying to serve a w

live view from center city. not much wind right now.ng to be changing as the day goes on. 31 degrees at philadelphia international. just below freezing, just cold enough for icy spots, if it didn't dry up yesterday. calm conditions, the winds will kick in this afternoon and blow clouds into the area. some of those clouds are already blowing through the pocono mountains. this is a live view from french manor this morning. we could see snow showers to begin with in the pocono mountains. winds at 8 miles an hour. that wind will be increasing an blowing into philadelphia, delivering clouds. for now the clouds are just to the west. high clouds have started to move into berks and lancaster county. the clouds we had overnight are quickly moving offshore. we'll get sunshine to start with. behind these clouds are some scattered snow showers. some of them may held together. we have a light snow shower in western lancaster and york county. those showers will be isolated but a possibility as we go into the late morning and afternoon hours. pretty q

after this, jeb is heading to sioux center where he'll be holding a countdown to caucus event at dordt college. doors open for that event at 6:45. bush also plans to make stops in okoboji and clear lake tomorrow. bria bell will have more on bush's campaign swing, coming up at six. jenna with candidates making their final push to voters, choosing the right venue for each candidate can be part of the campaign christina grijalva (grih-hal-va) has more about what goes into those decisions. christina jenna -- with the caucuses just a few days away-- candidates are making that last push for votes here in sioux city. but at this point-- what effect has--venue choice--had on the presidential candidates. gop hopefuls have held events in big venues such as the orpheum and the convention center-- while others have had campaign events at smaller locations-- like coffee shops. some candidates stick to big events to show the enthusiam and momentum in their support. but attorney and adjunct professor-- kyle irvin-- says small events can bring something else to the table-- and still can help a campaig

in montgomery county you'll find a mobile enrollment center at the bala cynwyd shopping center.g your social security number, address and income information. watch more of ourener it view with president obama on the nbc 10 app and on nbc10.com. >>> 17 minutes past 4:00 right now. 31 degrees in philadelphia. now to decision 2016. the final republican presidential debate before the iowa caucuses went on without gop front-runner. donald trump did not take the stage in des moines. he held a rally for veterans a few miles away. the top remaining republicans sparred on the issues that included immigration and surveillance. the candidates took their shots at the donald early but quickly moved on. >> i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way -- [ laughter ] >> the iowa caucuses are now just three days away. donald trump skipped the debate as we said. didn't exactly take the night off. hear from trump about how he spent the time away from fellow candidates. >>> michiga

the semi has been removed, that is the van in the center of this accident, let's look at video from earlier. here's what happened just before midnight according to fhp. the van was disabled and stopped in the center lane on southbound 275, with no lights on when a semi traveling southbound at full speed also in that same center lane didn't see the vehicle, slammed into the back of that van with the driver still inside and according to witness that's impact instantly caused that both the van and semi crossed over the center lane through the wires and came to rest on northbound 275 facing oncoming traffic. the male driver of the van has been killed. the name hasn't yet been released. a lot of work to be done out here. some very heavy steel wires that go in the middle of the interstate will need to be repaired as well as the road will need to be checked out as that van was on fire. they will need to see if there was damage to the roadway. still an extensive closure expected northbound but like we said southbound they are hoping

by mobile launch was managed centers.he experiments came from nasa centers, other government agencies, industrial laboratories, and universities. [rocket engine roaring] narrator: scientists and government officials welcomed -- were welcomed at many of the ports visited. the most important of the scientific accomplishments was the ability to conduct our first rocket measurements of the ionosphere from equatorial regions. sounding rockets have been launched for scientists of many nations in virginia. in august 1965, an international meeting was held there to set up an inter-american meteorological rocket network. nasa's sustaining university program is providing grants nationwide for graduate training, scientific research, and laboratory facilities that support and encourage fundamental space science research in the academic community. in 1965, doctoral students -- more than 3000 pre-doctoral students worked under nasa ining grants. 70 received their phd's during the year and are working in industry and that university. du