some stops senator sanders waverly, and charles city governor jeb bush stops in dubuque today. he held a town hall meeting at the american legion post six -- speaking to a crowd of veterans. the re governor -- saying e can lead "yes, i will have your back i military, that is exactly what we need." it was a busy day for governor bush. tomorrow -- he will be in cedar supporters tonight -- speaking on many issues -- inclueing the current government-- her fellow candidates -- and exactly what she would do as president. after talking for nearly 40 minutes -- fiorina took questions from the crowd. she encouraged supportes not to settle for any other candidate -- and to caucus for her. "i think we are being told to nation with now record numbers of men who are out of work." someone who knows how to create and save jobs. chris christie also stopped by the cedar valley today. he made a stop in waterloo speaking nearly a hundred people. he discussed a few points from his 12 point plan -- to save the country one trillion dollars during the next ten years. he also discussed why his time as

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ben carson has a town hall in charles city tomorrow. marco rubio has similar events in decorah and waverly on monday. he'll also be in coralville that day. new this morning...five people are taken to the hospital following a crash in dubuque county. the iowa state patrol says marquita robertson was driving on hartbeck oad near epworth and lost contntol around 9:45 last night. she and her four passengers, ages 14 to 25, all had to be taken to the hospital. we don't know how they're doing this morning. roberrson was cited for failure to maintain control and driving while suspended. an iowa woman missing for more than two days is lucky to be alive after she was foununlying in the snow. a search for shaniqua hayes started monday after family and friends couldn't reach her. she'd last been seen leaving work in nebraska over the weekend. woodbury county deputies found her lying in the snow tuesday afternoon. all she could do...was blink. "when you have no contact and everybody you've talked to has automatically as a human being think the wors

at this appearance in charles city he expressed support for going to war against isis and his opposition to same- sex marriage. vermont senator bernie sanders is counting on support from people who were too young to vote in 20-12... sanders 16:25:50 our campaign is generating the excitement, generating the interest, bringing young people in sanders is trying to do what president obama did eight years ago... rally young voters to defeat hillary clinton. he campaigned in fort dodge today.... and he says the momentum is building... sanders 16:23:12 when we started we were in 3% in the polls, we were 50 points behind. today the inevitable candidate and that's really the case in new hampshire... a c-n-n poll released today has sanders ahead of clinton by 27-points. the same poll had sanders up by ten- points a month ago. in iowa.. sanders and clinton are neck-and-neck. the polls might not be clinton's only worry. the u-s inspector general says both top secret and "special access program" information were found on clinton's private email server. special access programs are a step above top sec

charles city... and mason city... senator ted cruz is visiting them all today... the republican presidential candidate started the day in mason city... there he criticized president obama's executive orders aimed at stopping gun violence. cruz says the white house is more concerned about attacking the second amendment than attacking isis. cruz is in a dead-heat in iowa with donald trump.. but says he's tired of being asked about his main opponent. presidential candidate "i feel confident that i'm never going to have a plane with my name painted on it. i'm not going to worry about any of the other candidates, i like them all i like every one of the other republicans senator marco rubio... he's focusing much of his campaign on the new hampshire primary.... and during a townhall today blamed the obama administration for the backlog of cases at v-a... presidential candidate "a year and the president signed this law that executive at the va, who isn't doing a good job. let me tell you, you are more likely to win the powerball than you are to be fired from the va." the

wyatt -- moving to 126 -- crestwood's ryan steffen getting things going against nate lasher of charles city -- steffen with the takedown as he'd hold on for a 4-2 win and a conference title -- to 132 -- keaton geerts of new hampton -- rananed number oneein shell rock's austin yant -- geerts would w[n by fall -- but team-wise -- waverly shell rock did crown 3 champs and already had the meet won prior to the finals even but team-wise -- waverly shell rock did crown 3 champs and already back to the court -- butler against marquette -- butler's roosevelt jones didn't have a 3-point make in his career -- but n nw he's got one -- the three quarter court bomb before half -- jones had taken over 11-hundred shots in his career -- but that was just the fourth three point attempt during his 3 years -- not to be out done -- checc out jason gore on the 18th hole of the farmers insurance open -- 250 yards out, his second shot on the par 5 -- and gore will roll it right to the bottom of the cup for the first albatross of his career -- ------------ which was good -- but this one may have been even better -

end that will put us in the game of being in the top 4 or 5 folks that will finish at a stop in charles city, he said he doesn't expect a caucus win like back in 20-12. but hedoes expect to be competitive, and it shows with his flurry of iowa events. he made six stops in the state yesterday alone. it doesn't stop there for rick santorum and a handful of other contenders. five of them will make a combined total of sixteen tops in the state today... the republicans include santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, and donald trump. hillary clinton is holding down the fort for the democrats. we're now just 12 days out from our first in the nation caucus. the supreme court is taking up the president's executive action on immigration.... the action's aimed at allowing millions of undocumented immigrants whose kids are u-s citizens to apply for work permits and avoid being deported temporarily. more than half of the states after it was issued. the court will decide whether president obama's action violates the constitution. and iowa's latino community hopes justices side with him... it makes no sens

benjamin thompson was accused of assaulting a 15-year old in charles city back in 20-11. he's entered a written guilty plea and sentencing is set for march 28th. in marion county, thompson is also charged with three counts of sexual exploitation by a school employee... he was the assistant band director at pella high school. thompson pleaded not guilty in that case and is expected to appear in court in april. a mother faces charges, after a deadly crash in eastern iowa - and she wasn't even in the car. fayette county deputies say 38-year old james tackett lost control of his car... and crashed into a business in clermont. a five year old girl was in the back seat. tackett died in the crash. paramedics took the girl to the hospital. she is expected to be ok... investigators say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. convicted sex offender that didn't register in fayette county. they say the girl's mother knew that, but left her five year old in tackett's care anyway. 27-year old hilary upton now faces a child endangerment charge. and investigators believe a dart bus

"that's the boost we santorum also made a stop in decorah after his "town hall" in charles city. the president is heading to detroit to check out some cars today. more specificay mister obama will be there to tout the recovery othe american auto industry. the white house says president obama also wants to experience firsthand the progress made by the city of detroit, its people, and neighborhoods. more than 640-thousand jobs have been created since the 2009 bailout of the auto industry. u-s attorney general loretta lynch will testify before a senate subcommittee today about gun control. the commerce, justice, science and related agencies subcommittee of the senate appropriations committee holds a hearing on the justice department's role in implementing new executive actions related to gun control. earlier this month president obama announced executive actions designed to reduce gun violence. those proposals focus on back checks, law enforcement, mental health treatmentntand advanced gun safe technology at the nazi death camp auschwitz will go on trial in germany next month on cha

ben carson has a town hall in charles city tomorrow. marco rubio has a similar events in decorah and waverly on monday. he'll also be in coralville that day. as tracie potts said -- the democrats are getting ready for their own debaa in south the bar to get in. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders had called on n-b-c news to include him. you can watch that debate on sunday night at eight here on kwwl. this morning, o'malley hass campaign stops in cedar rapids and mount vernon. former president clinton is also back in iowa campaigning for his wife in marshalltown and coralville today. this morning, we're keeping an eye on the roads. they could be slick. they were yesterday. when a cedar rapids squad car crashed. police hadadbeen called out to a five-car crash thursday morning -- when one of their own cars crashed. one officer was taken to the hospital. two people were killed west of marengo on highway 212. the iowa county sheriff's office says bethany clark and her 2-year-old son were driving when she lost control. the car went into t

this one in charles city, iowa. right there. all right. our john berman is there in des moines, iowa, with more on what these next two days are going to look like. john? >> reporter: they are going to look like they do right now which is all the candidates out. i want to go right to ames in iowa right now, where gabby giffords, mark kelly, onstage with hillary clinton. let's take a look. >> hillary is top. hillary is courageous. she will fight to make our [ inaudible ] safer. in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby. that's why i'm voting for hillary. [ applause ] speaking is hard for me, but january -- come january, i want to say these two words. madam president. [ applause ] let's work together to make hillary our president. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. i -- i cannot tell you how grateful i am to gabby and mark. because what you just heard and saw on this stage here at the university is such a testament to the human spir

by putting out the word we needed help, wpr was fortunate enough to rapids, paws in charles city and patriots for pets in mason city offer to take some into heir rescues! twenty c cs were pullededon 1/1//16 and 16 of them made the trip to iowa humane alliance in cr to be spayed/neutered, tested for felk/fiv, and given their first vaccinations. every cat pulled has tested negative for feline leukemia and fiv! 15 cats went to i'm moving to a place where i can get internet from centurylink. if i get the three year price lock, am i stuck with the three year contract? no. thth just means the price won't change. for three years. that way the price is locked, you're not. you can just hang out and be free. lock in your monthly price for 3 years without a contract when you bundle feeding empty bellies --but her drive to stop hunger extends well beyond the walls of her business. after hours, she drives through poor neighborhoods to help feed the hungry. word got out... and she got some generosity in return. shannon wolfson reports. (nats) "i go through the neighborhood "free food. we got free f

one middle school in charles city, is having a sweet time learning the election process. they're using cake and cookies. cake represents the republican race - and cookies represent the democrats. a group of students votes on what type of cake they would love to eat - and then another group does the same with cookies. if one dessert team doesn't have ten people on their side...they can do one of three things: go somewhere else, persuade othersso join, or give " "some of the kids in the chocolate chip cgokies were set. set in stone." "we're hoping in the caucucuwe ran with the cookies, that there would be some alignment that took place. the kids were excited about that too." " just so you know- chocolate chip won the dems cookie nomination and ice creamamake won the g-o-p cake side. a student inos angeles, california is now recognized as one of smartest students in the woror. 17-year-old cedric argueta earned a perfect score on the math section of his advanceplacement exam. the college board possible. cedric is one of 12 students out of a total of 300 thousand people to get

ben carson will be speaking in charles city and forest city. and marco rubio will be in johnston, council bluffs, spencer, and sioux center. our own marcus mcintosh will be live at rubio's event at stoney creek right here on kcci at 8:00 a.m.. coming up after the break, the swirl. the newest art exhibit in des moines, we got a sneak peek at. and brrrr, it's cold. how iowans and visitors are already reacting to the cold as she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning weekends with alyx sacks and frank: welcome back, and happy saturday morning, 5:13. a live shot from our algona webcam. you cannot see

ted cruz will be in charles city, cresco and decorah. rand paul will be in marion and north liberty. and bernie sanders will stop in cedar rapids, waverly and toledo. people have a week to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act if they want coverage in february. the some kind of health insurance before you face a penalty is january 31st. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on more fog in the area along with drizzle and shower activity. temperatures should range from 34-38 degrees in most areas, with slightly cooler air arriving by mid-afternoon. this would place areas from waterloo and west in a position to see mixed precipitation this afternoon, with the remainder of the area staying above freezing through mid- evening. additional rainfall amounts will generally be around one to two tenths of an inch, with any winter precip accumulations under 1". our warmest time period of the weekend will be saturday morning with falling temperature from there on out through sunday. plan on wind chills nearing

new york, governor andrew cuomo's state of the state was disrupted wednesday by new york city assemblyman charles barron, who criticized cuomo for failing to address high levels of poverty. barron represents east new york, a low-income neighborhood in brooklyn. in a grainy cell phone video shot by an audience member, barron can be heard saying, "this is not real. come to the neighborhoods." >> this is not real. come to the neighborhoods. >> ok -- amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. between the quick release of 10 detained u.s. service-members and a nuclear deal set to take effect, this week is not looking kind to opponents of the obama administration's diplomacy with iran. on wednesday, iran freed 10 u.s. sailors less than 24 hours after

the past 24 hours, firefighters have fought dangerous flames at a boone apartment building, a charles city apartment building, and an auto repair shop in mason city. fortunately, no injuries in any of these fires. but it's still cause for concern as alyx sacks found out. of year. why? alyx: firefighters tell me it's because of the heat sources people are using. they say it's really important for residents to be careful. have they been service recently? the unfortunate truth is many of these fires can be prevented. the cause of sunday's fire in west des moines is under investigation but it was really dangerous for firefighters and those helping. the fire marshal says when they were fighting the blaze, the area started looking like in a's palace -- an ice palace. it freezes wherever it can. mixed with the famous wind chill, it becomes hazardous. firefighters have to take more frequent breaks and check for frostbite. >> we have our fire gear on. we have you know protection to a certain extent but think of all with water that we're using to fight the fire. so that now becomes ice. it becomes d

prosecutors say he had a sexual relationship with the charles city girl in may and july of 20-11. march 28th. thompson also pleaded not guilty to 3 counts of sexual exploitation by a school a hearing on those charges is set for april 5th. two men are in the dubuque county jail this morning for breaking into someone's home. office responded to a house near the intersection of asbury and 5 point lane road near graf. that was about 11:15 yesterday morning. police say 22 year old logan ball was inside and taking items from the house when the homeowner confronted him. the two fought, but ball got away and ran to a car that 22 year old andrew hochberger was driving. the homeowner gave a vehicle description and law enforcement was able to pick them up. both are in the dubuque county jail on 1st degree burglary charges. the dubuque humane society says it's making plenty of progress when it comes to saving the humane society says it saved a record 89% of of its animals in 20-15. that's up 28% from 20-14. early last year, several people contacted t- v9 taking issue with the amount of cats t

the first of the city's major parades going down historic st. charles avenue this week... parades are scheduled through the weekend and then will take place on almost a daily basis until fat tuesday on february 9th... the barkus parade... reporter kelsey davis has more on the inisipiring star of this year's parade... this is alex just a few years ago. and this is him today -- enjoying a gourmet lamb chop -- ahead of his reigning over the barkus 2016 parade on sunday as the crews 24th king. own special way. but more importantly, money raised from registration fees goes to organizations that work to save the lives "he came from absolute, abject poverty and probably being to death... to eating at one of the finest establishments in new orleans." "when we printed alex's limited edition special throw, his koozie, we put on the back his rest." there are so many alex leads the big barkus parade tomorrow afternoon... this year's theme is "from the doghouse to the white house" from dogs in parades -- to an animal that's often called the dog of the sea... this sea lion found itself

the past 24 hours, firefighters have fought dangerous flames at a boone apartment building, a charles city apartment building, and an auto repair shop in mason city. fortunately, no injuries in any of these fires. as alyx sacks found out. alyx, fires are common this time of year. why? alyx: firefighters tell me it is because of the increased use of heat in homes. and the increased cost has caused many americans to search for alternatives. the use of wood-burning stoves as well as space heaters. while they are acceptable it is a major contributing factor. make sure you have your heater in good condition and have it serviced if you need to. and make sure you have proper room venting. don't put them in areas where they might get in contact with water. be sure the heater has an emergency shutoff off in case it tips over. >> from your electrical to where you are warming your car up, there are all things that come well. i will only stress if use checked your smoke detectors. -- i will always stress if you check your smoke detectors. alyx: firefighters tell me this is the most dangerous time of y

ted cruz will be in charles city, cresco and decorah. rand paul will be in marion and north liberty. and bernie sanders will stop in cedar rapids, waverly and toledo. staff at dubuque middle schools will get internet safety training today. pornography, and cyber bullying is leading the sessions. she told parents to monitor their kid's apps, browser history, contact lists and pictures. people have a week to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act if they want coverage in february. the deadline to sign up for some kind of health insurance before you face a penalty is january 31st. trt oc football season. ... the big news this week of course was desmond king announcing he will return for his senior season. ferentz said he never heard from the nfl advisory baord about king's draft stock, but he's happy he's coming back. "my sense was in december was that he was giving it serious thought. i don't want to say he was i think he encourage. but i think it's a little bit like brandon last year, i think he really enjoys the colle

i have a home down at the river in charles city, and if anybody has ever had any home like that on the river, it means that the river is down there, you lived up from it. just to walk from there to the house is exercise. and i have a boat, and if i leave anything on the boat i have to decide do i really need it? do i really want it? [laughter] but no, i do have a little exercise down to the river. something i could use in the condo. surprisingly, my exercise regiment is the same exercise i took when i was in the military. because i used to preside over it as the first sergeant. i had to leave the exercise routines so i still do that. not as regularly as i should i do it. >> the last few. what did you enjoy most and least about writing this book? >> finally getting it done. [laughter] i enjoyed most about the intention. it was never to be totally autobiographical. just to tell everybody in the world they needed to know everything about you. i enjoyed the responses from people who said how they can relate to so many of the things that i talked about. but i guess the biggest thing i enjoy

. >> charles :the city of half moon bay has put out barriers and caution tape to keep people away fromclear the erosion is just going to get worse. >> : so the question now is how is this problem going to get fixed. well, that is a very complicated answer. the city of halfmoon bay actually manages the beach, but san mateo county is responsible for the roadway which is starting to collapse. those two entities need to get together and come up with a solution and then the califronia coastal commission needs to sign off on whatever plan they decide on. i spoke with half moon bay officials today who say they are aware of the problem and have actually been working on it for sometime. unfortunatly they also say it will take time to fix the situation and that's bad news for the people who live here who are dealing with a very immediate problem. >> : it's not a matter of when but if. --matter of if, but a matter of when in half moon bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam :in sports. hue jackson will not be coaching the 49ers. we'll tell you where he landed instead. and the warriors try to av

in ybor city, charles billi, 10 news wtsp. the bay area is one step closer to getting a high speed ferry from tampa to saint pete. mayor rick kriseman got pinellas commissioners to hop on board and earmark 350 thousand dollars to help pay for it. the pilot project requires equal funds from tampa, saint pete, pinellas and hillsborough counties to move forward. the tampa city council is the last piece of the puzzle. mayor kriseman hopes to get their approval soon.. so he can start negotiating with the ferry service. tampa mayor bob buckhorn has said he likes the idea.. but wanted more details. if everyone agrees to a deal, the ferry service would start in october of this year and go through april of 20-17. your child's cough syrup may be part of a recall. the recall includes four-ounce bottles of grape and cherry flavored medicine. it's sold nationwide under a variety of brand names-- including c- v-s and dollar general. there's a potential risk for overdose, because the dosage cups have incorrect markings. ### who doesn't love

dawndy and charles---the former city council member wasted no time resolving problems. a bond hearing this morning----and a guilty plea this afternoon. newman pleaded guilty to failing to file state tax returns for the years 2012 and 2013. he toto a judge he thought t 'd filed for those years. his admission involved back taxes totalling a little more than $98 hundred dollars which he has agreed to pay along with prosecution costs of an additional thousand dollars. these charges came about as the state department of revenue was looking into the backgrounds of people connected to the penny tax effort----but in to make it clear his issues were personal and have nothing to do with tax revenues. "he's not involved in the sales tax investigation. he pled straight up to two counts of failure to file taxes and what it's telling us is that there's no plea agreement that he was involved in some conspiracy that they were still investigating that there would be a plea agreement that would have provided for him to cooperate, take a polygraph, all of those things that you would see i

city highlands. deputies were confronted by 51-year- old charles stutts. stutts fired a rifle several times, hitting one of the deputies and another person who was in the area. tells kolo 8 news now, the deputy returned fire, and stutts surrendered. the deputy and stutts were taken to the hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds. both are expected to be ok. stutts has since been booked into storey charges including ... attempted murder of a peace officer. the deputy's name has not been released, but -- per protocol--- they have been placed on administrative leave while the shooting is under investigation. a shooting at a downtown bar left two people injured. it happened shortly before 4:00 yesterday morning, on west commercial row outside the "one- up" bar. police say the two victims were taken to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. according to witnesses the victims had been arguing with two hispanic men before the shooting happened. one suspect was wearing a dark blue sweatshirt during the incident, and the other was about five-foot five an

i grew up in kansas city, went to the university of missouri and had friends from charles city, used to come up here. my aunt gertrude and uncle claude are from fort madison. knew iowa well as a kid and have come back often, now that i'm in politics, when i was dnc chair, and caucusing for president obama in 2008. it's great to come back to this pillar exhibit a of grassroots democracy and thank you for all the work you have done. do you have a little more in the tank for the next 10 days? [applause] i know that secretary clinton really needs you, hillary really needs you for the next 10 days especially because the grassroots energy is what makes all the difference. increasingly it is what makes a difference in presidential politics generally. i want to tell you why i'm so strong for hillary. little bit about me first. i was a missionary in honduras, a civil rights lawyer for 17 years, and i've been a city councilman, mayor, lieutenant, national party chair senator. i can't keep a job. [laughter] i've had the unusual experience of working at local government, state governments, and n

city highlands. deputies, responding to a report of domestic violence were confronted by 51-year- old charles stutts. stutts fire a rifle several times... hitting one of the deputies and another person who was in the area. sheriff gerald antinoro, tells kolo 8 the deputy did return fire... and stutts surrendered. the deputy and stutts were taken to the hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds. both are expected to be ok. county jail on charges including attempted murder of a peace officer. the deputy's name has not been released, but -- per protocol--- they have been placed on administrative leave while the shooting is under investigation. a shooting in downtown reno early this morning leaves two people injured. it happened shortly before 4:00... on west commercial row outside the "one- up" bar. police say the two victims were taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. according to witnesses the people who were shot had been arguing with two others - who are now wanted by police. both are hispanic, one wearing a dark blue sweatshirt and the other about five-foot five- inches tall and wea

but first: 3 payne on cam: "the city with worst beg bug problem is?....we'll tell you.i'm charles payne with the fox business network. more coming 3 there's a new report out suggesting car prices won't be going up. that's good news. however --- there's bad news for one american city...a big bed bug problem. charles payne has the details in this fox means business report. 3 payne on cam: looking for a new car in the new year?you could be driving away with "a steal of a deal".(take vo) according to a new report, new car prices are likely to stall in 2016.some of the main market, and rising costs for car loans.speaking of loans... more americans are jumping into the housing market because of low rates.mortgage applications for purchases and refinancing seeing their biggest weekly jump in three months.not a good day for your 401k.the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all taking a dive on wednesday. all are down more than 10 percent from their recent highs.and here's something folks in the windy city will not want to hear.for the 4th year in a row...orkin pest control is naming... chicago the to

city highlands. deputies, responding to confronted by 51-year- old charles stutts. stutts fire a rifle several times... hitting one of the deputies and another person who was in the area. sheriff gerald antinoro, tells kolo 8 the deputy did return fire... and stutts surrendered. the deputy and stutts were taken to the hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds. both are expected to be ok. stutts has since been booked into storey county jail on charges including attempted murder of a peace officer. the deputy's name has not been released, but -- per protocol--- they have been placed on administrative leave while the shooting is under investigation. a shooting in downtown reno early this morning leaves two people injured. it happened shortly before 4:00... on west commercial row outside the "one- up" bar. police say the two victims were taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. according to witnesses the people who were shot had been arguing with two others - who are now wanted by police. both are hispanic, one wearing a dark blue sweatshirt and the other

. >> charles :at the time, city officials told us that they were aware of the problem, but that a findingquire the city, san mateo county and the california coastal commission to agree on a repair plan, and that would take time, something chris and his neighbors didn't have. >> : it's not matter of if, it's a matter of when >> charles :we aired chris's my kron 4 story that same day at 8 o'clock. >> : i'm chris hege and this is my kron 4 story. >> charles :the story was also posted on kron.com and started popping up on social media. >> : and 100s of people saw it and posted on facebook and called the county. >> charles :over the weekend, heavy wind and rains eroded the bluff several more feet and neighbors feared for the worst, but on wednesday the calvary arrived. using massive boulders, county crews started building an emergency surf break on the beach just below the bluff. chris says they arrived just in time. >> : i think if nothing had happened for days after you were here, the road would be impassable. >> charles :the work to build the surf break continued on thursday. chris says he

charles: smoking in the boys room. 7 bags of weed. didn't get suspended. not in new york city. les: a kid caught with 7 bags of marijuana got off scot-free. it's a violation that used to mean a criminal summons. but under a new program the kids get a warning card simply asking him to discuss the mat were his or her parents. several new york city teachers say the students know they can get away with practically anything. remember most parent can't discipline their kids any more either, particularly in new york city. there is another high school, a kid caught smoking marijuana, pot, in the restroom. just gets a warning card. do you think this is going to be a deterrent for these kids? >> of course not, charles. even the mayor making the statement that crime is down. crimes not down. crime is just being ignored. a teacher surveyed in that area. 81% of them said the problems in the classroom have gone way up. this is the agenda of -- you have to put the bus stopping where it is. and that's this administration. teachers unions have totally ignores the real plight of inner city childr

jessica: if you are into politics and history, go to charles city. if you are not familiar with who carry lane chapman is, she was a leader in the women's suffrage movement. this cottage they had internal city is lovely, filled with lots of artifacts from her life and some great displays that give you context for the importance of her role in the woman's suffrage movement. alyx: what is next? library and museum in west branch. it is run by the national archives and they do an excellent job of telling the story of who -- of herbert hoover's life. from cradle to grave, you can learn all about this important president. alyx: for those in the capital city, there is another stop. jessica: this exhibit called first in the nation at the iowa historical museum, you can see artifacts on display. it tells the story of the iowa caucuses and why it is so important in iowa, important to the presidential hopefuls, and important to the broader nation. alyx: people often joke or ask, what is it about the iowa caucuses? this is a good stop to get the background. jessi

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: that workforce is becoming increasingly diverse with new immigrant populations in big cities like newark. charles and his family came here in africa and said he would welcome the additional instruction. >> i want him to get along, when you come the option is people don't understand that. learning more. >> i'm happy to do that. >> reporter: you'd be happy to do that? >> yeah. >> reporter: the state would provide the funding. the state doesn't know how many skooms that entail. and the committee is going to begin to study that. >>> in connecticut a lifeguard accused of secretly videoing his female coworkers face adjudge today. he did not enter a plea 0 on more than 400 voyeurism charges. he had more than 500 videos in pornography. he posted bail and will appear in court later this month. >>> another day, another billion dollar plan from cuomo. see his big idea. >> janice huff has your friday forecast. >>> it looks like we're trading in our heavy winter coats for we'll talk about the rain that's coming our way that might start out a bit icy in spots. in the forecast coming up next. >>> sealed off exi

city, went n kansas to the university of city and had friends from charles city up here.ome my aunt gertruded uncle claude are from madison. we knew iowa well as a kid. we have come back often now that i'm in politics and dnc chair and outcaucusing for president obama in '08. it's great to come back this pillar exhibit a of grassroots democracy. for all of the work that you've done and ask you, do you have a little more next 10 nk for the days? absolutely. all right. secretary clinton needs you for next 10 days. iowa increasingly makes a difference in politics generally. i'm so strong for hillary. i said please run for ft.. first.le about me, i was a missionary in honduras, a civil rights lawyer for 17 years. city councilman, mayor, lieutenant governor, governor, senator. party chair i have had the -- i can't keep the job. uncrucial experience of working at local government, state government, and now at the level. that's fair. i've seen issues from potholes court crowded juvenile documents up to the iranian nuclear deal and the war against isil. been an executive and a legislator. i know wha

city. but some of them insist they're staying put. charles clifford reports. hard choices. . . . that what the residents of 310 esplanade ave were left with after the city of pacifica yellow tagged their homes monday evening. "they gave us three hours yesterday. the police called me and say 'hey, you need to move.'" juliette took the day off from work and started packing up her belongings even though she doesn't have anywhere to move to. "not at this time but i have a lot of friends who offered a place for me." johnathan levine has been looking for a new apartment for awhile "if the time comes when they shut off the power and gas and i have no access i'll just put stuff in storage and couch surf." "it came to a complete surprise to me yesterday that these yellow tags were put on the door and the building was being undermined." bart willoughby is the property manager at 310, he also lives here. he's filed an appeal with the city challenging their decision to yellow tag the building. he says engineers have told him the apartments aren't in any immediate danger. "no. there's not. not

kron 4's charles clifford spoke with some residents packing up and others relunctant to leave their homes. that what the residents of 310 esplanade ave were left with after the city of pacifica yellow tagged their homes monday evening. >> : the cops called yesterday and said i had to move. >> charles :juliette took the day off from work and started packing up her belongings even though she doesn't have anywhere to move to. >> : not at this time but i have a lot of friends who offered a place for me. >> charles :johnathan levine has been looking for a new apartment for awhile but will stay here as long as he can. >> : if the time comes when they shut off the power and gas and i have no access i'll just put stuff in storage and couch surf. >> : i was surprised yesterday when these yellow tags went up. >> charles :bart willoughby is the property manager at 310, he also lives here. he's filed an appeal with the city challenging their decision to yellow tag the building. he says engineers have told him the apartments aren't in any immediate danger. >> : no. there's not. not at all. if it was unsafe i would have been the first to leave. >> : they said you have to go >>

officers part of the unit are being reassigned the move announced after the city hired charles ramsey as consultant. >>> new information tonight on a controversial proposal to replace montgomery county country club. last night commissioners voted in favor of the plan but expect lawsuits to follow. developers say it will turn the westover country club into a massive private sports complex. several commissioners don't believe that will ever happen. same developer asked the commission back in 2012 for permission to build condos at the same spot and that request was denied. some commissioners believe the complex is a ploy and the developer plans to build homes. >> devastated father in mourning over the loss of his two young daughters. >> what is this? they were innocent. >> girls died with their home caught on fire last night. now, the community is coming together to support this wilmington family. this is a live picture from outside the family's home where a vigil for the children just getting under way. look at all of those teddy bears and balloons, candles there as well. more from the

charles: is this just this one family or are you going to open this up? obviously, this is an entire city one family. we have been contacted, retained by in excess of 35 families, young children across the community and a lot more. charles: what would the charge be? you have a city that drove itself in the ground, the state had to rescue and find ways to save money. you can argue, forget about the politics, i don't think that anything nefarious went on, maybe stupid things happened. what would you argue in court? >> well, to say nothing nefarious went on is understating the situation. what we have here is a change to the system, the water system that occurred in april of 2014. charles: to save money for a city that was essentially bankrupt? >> yes, to save money. within six months they knew about the problem. they knew six months later and did nothing, they continued to hide it. that's nefarious, that's not just bad conduct. charles: thanks a lot. hunter. >>> up next, the mother of one of the victims killed in the benghazi attack. her take on hillary clinton, right after this. feel a cold

cities. those familiar with that, that's the charles dickens novel. d in fact the march that took place black friday was a clear indication of a tale of two cities, because the people bein' affected were furious about this tape that was released by the... you could say the execution of laquan. the murder of laquan. sixteen shots. our first day of filmin' was june 1st. our last day of filmin' was july 9th. durin' that time, from the first of june to july 9th, while we're shooting, while we're filming chi-raq, 331 people were wounded and shot. sixty-five gun murdered. >> 331? >> wounded and shot. sixty-five gun murdered. and it's escalated since then. but when nine-year-old tyshawn lee is lured into an alleyway and shot... i don't care what his father is, what his father did. if he's a gang or not. no nine-year-old should be executed anywhere, let alone in the world. especially not the united states of america, the so called beacon of democracy, peace and all... ...all the other stuff. >> right. and we have story after story like that. do the right thing

it happened around four-30 saturday afternoon in the virginia city highlands. 51-year-old charles stutts was arrested. investigators say stutts fired a rifle several times, hitting one of the deputies and another person who was in the area. the deputy returned fire, and stutts surrendered. the deputy, the other victim and stutts were taken to a hospital for treatment. all are expected to be okay. stutts faces several charges including attempted murder of a peace officer. the deputy's name has not been released.### reno police are looking for the people responsible for a shooting, at a downtown bar. it happened just before 4 o'clock sunday morning, outside the "one-up" bar on west commercial row. police say, the two victims were taken to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. witnesses say the victims were arguing with two hispanic men before the shooting happened. those men are now wanted by police. wearing a dark blue sweatshirt at the time of the shooting. the other was wearing a red san francisco football jersey, and is about 5-foot-five-inches tall. if you know anything th

the index no longer exists. >> the former police chief of kansas city became the chief of the fbi. charles: after hoover's dead nothing happens with this anymore. i discussed this in the book. anything after hoover involving gay rights it was usually gay rights putting pressure on the fbi to end the anti-gay employment discrimination. the fbi said we don't harass gays. that is basically had. the anti-gay employment stuff is still there. you mentioned that a big part of this had to do with the child kidnappings. did all those kidnappings lead to deaths? what a kidnappings public knowledge during the depression? was there a decrease in the amount of children kidnapped once this war began? charles: there were studies made of the crime rates during the great depression and there was no increase. ofs was all a perception popular public perception the children were being targeted. and the belief that was not true the child kidnappings and murders had increased. it was immediate focus. -- it was a media focus. kidnapped, not everyone was murdered. some were released safely. this was a typical thi

thousands of families when a program was stopped three years ago, charles stratford reports from the city. >> and people in the photographs -- they have made the hebrew word, under the so called return, people can prove they are of jewish descent can move there. in this village, these people say they were left behind, when israel ended it's program from ethiopia, a couple of years ago. he left in 2013. >> i feel lonely here, because all of my family is in israel. >> israel has long been accused of using a lose definition of jewish decent to boost the population. these people practice use dayism, even though many of their ancestors converted to christianity. her parents and grandparents were allowed to settle in israel in 2003. he says he doesn't know why his application wasn't accepted. his mother passed away in israel, he couldn't afford to go and see her before she died. >> now i hope i can go to israel before my father dies. even just for one day. because so it said there were no more people here, eligible under it's law of return. but the mere fact there are many people here who have

charles town today. dozens of teens from across the city coming together for the 17 annual unity weekend. police commissioner became evansville. those that took part in the event say if teaching many valuable life lessons. >> the club has taught me life lessons to help -- they help me with my studies and i usually come over to the gym. >> this is what it's all about. bringing kids together across the city and making boston the place it is and that's a vibrant place. >> the teens usa went to the celtics game together last night. >> and now time for 7 sports with trey daerr. >> it's been a while since the celtics held top billing in boston as we turn to february that's bound to happen with the patriots playing in five straight afc championship games. the pats busted out of the gate but the exact opposite seems to be happening with the celtics. boston crushing the magic i think at the garden. coasting to a 113-94 win. 7 players scoring in double figures. the green time riding a five game win streak and a season best six games over 500 at 27-21. boston hit 10, three's in the game with virtual

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