in the city of chicago. red light cameras generate 600,000 tickets a year. >> kidwell says chicago became the nation of red light cameras through a mix of politics. it started with a red flex memo, leaked to kidwell. >> it laid out the scheme, and it essentially said that this city employee by the name of john bills had received 1500 per camera, for every camera. that he over saw the installation of. and they are worth 384 of them at that time. >> then another former employee named michael schmidt approached, and told him about a meeting he attended in 2003. with red flex c.e.o. finley and john bills. >> there was a quintessential meeting. where john had a meeting with karen finley, and several top executives to coach them on how to behave at the next phase, and an important meeting at city hall. >> this is the first camera. >> he looked at me and said i'm going to talk to you like you don't know you. i looked at my boss and she held a finger up like this. and looked at me and put it down and shook her head

from the city. are you at a disadvantage in negotiating with someone like that then you would be just with someone at arms length who doesn't know all of this information strategy tactics that you have, and being at a disadvantage than isn't the city at a disadvantage because they're not going to make the best deal in every respect because-not because you're going to get your pocket picked or anything dishonest-but it's not an arms length negotiation in the transaction. is metro? beat let me put it in context. i talked a little bit about the structure in which transactions occur. were not to be negotiating about the bond issue be. were not to be negotiating about developer fee, about cash flow about underwriting requirements or all those other things that we would typically negotiate. but the city might negotiate with a private developer because those are set. we are the lender of last resort and were going to set those terms. so, there's not as much in negotiation that goes on. i would think in som

city. >> look who i ran into at super bowl city. it's cam newton! are you excited about the game? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: why do you think that san francisco is the best city to host the super bowl? >> because it's got the most beautiful scenery. it's got everything you need. and it's very colorful city. >> reporter: it sure is. but it's so funnily. we also ran into another person you might know. peyton manning. mr. manning, is this your last game or not? >> no, it will definitely not be my last game. >> reporter: you heard it from the horse's mouth, folks. not his last game. who do you think is going to wint super bowl? >> the broncos. of course peyton manning would say the broncos. awesome. thank you. and i know you got to get back to the hotel to get ready for the game. see ya. you said you just moved here from the carolinas? >> i moved here from north carolina only to bring a panthers fan all the way across the country. >> reporter: obviously you're a huge panthers fan. >> absolutely.

ininarch of 20-15 the sioux city the question, how will they make an impact on sioux city? the list of possibilities ranged from a quidditch tournament, to movie night. but, a project promoting literacy won over all. it's called little free libraries. the concept is simple... "take a book, return a book." each library l lation has a theme and the books inside go along with the theme. the libraries help encourage literacy for all ages across sioux city. "the libraries are going to be a good way for kids access all kinds of books from all over. also be more attracted to reading because when you see these little free libraries they're painted in all kinds of fun colors and stories," said hannah rens, 2015 mayor of mayor youth commission the libraries can be found all around sioux city. for a full list of the locations go to our website ktiv-dot-com. the sioux city mayor's youth commission is now accepting applications for its young ambassadors program. the program is open to allll students grades 4th through 7th. the student must be enrolled in a sioux city public or parochial

it's just the part of the demography of the city and the growth and expense of the city. at the time i started working with c mac to find a way to give the police department the foresight and planning to properly allocate their resources and at the same time give festival promoters and band organizers the planning they needed. the idea is to get people at the table way way out before anybody has allocated any resources and before it gets hectic. this forces the event and responsibility for promoters. we are responsible for our own events in this legislation and what's nice about it is this is going to create better events and better organizing in the city and give the police the consideration they deserve for their own planning. thank you for your support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. any other speaker? please come forward. public speaker: good evening, supervisors. i didn't come down to speak today but just for 2 minutes. i figure it's about the events and alcohol and applications and events. i'm at the fillmore corridor ambassador who request in the same editio

government and more importantly interested in the city and have invested commitment to the city, then so be it." when some sioux city residents were asked if the increase was fair-- they weren't sure. "if you look at it as kind of a part time job, i mean it's not like a city like chicago or new york or la, this is kind of a small town city." community input is something to be considered when making the final decision on the pay increase. "anything we can do to get more involvement for the community and the community involved in the decision making process...i'm stl of the old school where multiple heads can make decisions than just one person or maybe e ve in this case." lukas: even though thth council has voted on this... nothing can take effect until the next general election... even though the council has voted on this... nothing can take effect until the making it at the earliest-- january on this... nothing can take effect until the next general ection... making it at the earliest-- january1st of 2018. lukas: just a few days after the federal government gave the go ahead for the

we felt this was in the city's best interest. it was in the interest of the residents of ferguson to avoid costly litigation and start working right away on all these important changes. so my main reaction was disappointment that they had not taken advantage of that opportunity. >> when you prevail what does that end result look like? does it get you back to where you would have been had the consent decree been approved? >> certainly one option. we will be monitoring the situation throughout the course of the lawsuit to make sure no new problems arise. we would be asking for injunctiontive relief and specific relief. two causes of action. section 14141 the right to be free from excessive force and discriminatory policing based on race. we're asking for specific remedies that would give the city frankly we still feel they have an opportunity through this court process to come up with systems that would provide substantial benefit to the city. it is extremely unfortunate to the city has chosen litigate this matter rather than move

the city of san francisco.countless residents have spoken with across our city in every single neighborhood are using the shuttles to get to work that you think if something is a city we should be supporting. i mentioned the other week that i would support it a two-week continuance but that would be it. i do appreciate the fact my neighborhoods in district 2 and others, we been working very consistently to make sure any inconveniences whether the idling on our apartment buildings or neighborhood issues resolved. i've a feeling this will continue to be the case will continue to work on them and think would go to do a decent job getting this mitigated as they happen. at this point time i'm prepared to see us go through. i do respect my colleagues from the work they've done to try to bring resolution here. i am skeptical and do not like some of the way some of these discussions ongoing in terms of the topics but from my perspective we should have this go forward. it's been over a year two years in the making. from

the city of san francisco.countless residents have spoken with across our city in every single neighborhood are using the shuttles to get to work that you think if something is a city we should be supporting. i mentioned the other week that i would support it a two-week continuance but that would be it. i do appreciate the fact my neighborhoods in district 2 and others, we been working very consistently to make sure any inconveniences whether the idling on our apartment buildings or neighborhood issues resolved. i've a feeling this will continue to be the case will continue to work on them and think would go to do a decent job getting this mitigated as they happen. at this point time i'm prepared to see us go through. i do respect my colleagues from the work they've done to try to bring resolution here. i am skeptical and do not like some of the way some of these discussions ongoing in terms of the topics but from my perspective we should have this go forward. it's been over a year two years in the making. from

he loved this city. think we should give our regrets to the entire city but particularly, his son mckim. he will be so missed >> to like to do that on behalf of the board >> i would >> without objection college can we do this on behalf of the entire board? without objection, thank you >>[gavel] >> thank you supervisor. i do believe you mentioned heavily ross name >> i didn't mention haply? yes, heavily ross. absolutely >> the rest i will submit >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> supervisor speedy supervisor avalos >> for the agenda dating today diamond dave whitaker today >> thank you. supervisor campos >> i've a couple of items. the first item is an introduction. supervisor mar reference this item. actually a piece of legislation that builds upon the work that supervisor mar did a number of years ago starting in 2009 and leading to the passage of the family protection of 2010. i'm introducing legislation today will help families and school workers maimed in their homes during the school year here in san

it's just the part of the demography of the city and the growth and expense of the city.ng with c mac to find a way to give the police department the foresight and planning to properly allocate their resources and at the same time give festival promoters and band organizers the planning they needed. the idea is to get people at the table way way out before anybody has allocated any resources and before it gets hectic. this forces the event and responsibility for promoters. we are responsible for our own events in this legislation and what's nice about it is this is going to create better events and better organizing in the city and give the police the consideration they deserve for their own planning. thank you for your support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. any other speaker? please come forward. public speaker: good evening, supervisors. i didn't come down to speak today but just for 2 minutes. i figure it's about the events and alcohol and applications and events. i'm at the fillmore corridor ambassador who request in the same edition. we have three events. jun

he loved this city. think we should give our regrets to the entire city but particularly, his son mckim. he will be so missed >> to like to do that on behalf of the board >> i would >> without objection college can we do this on behalf of the entire board? without objection, thank you >>[gavel] >> thank you supervisor. i do believe you mentioned heavily ross name >> i didn't mention haply? yes, heavily ross. absolutely >> the rest i will submit >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> supervisor speedy supervisor avalos >> for the agenda dating today diamond dave whitaker today >> thank you. supervisor campos >> i've a couple of items. the first item is an introduction. supervisor mar reference this item. actually a piece of legislation that builds upon the work that supervisor mar did a number of years ago starting in 2009 and leading to the passage of the family protection of 2010. i'm introducing legislation today will help families and school workers maimed in their homes during the school year here in san

joseph, which will combine conception andnd no sioux city close - all will mass. however, 40 rural churches will be moved to oratory status, meaning they will not host mass, but will still be used for things like weddings and funerals. tim: father brent lingle (ling-gull) this afternoon at the diocese office. theyeye calling it the proposed changes are in response to declining catholic churches in the sioux city diocese and also fewer priest being ordained. by 2025, the diocese expects available full-time from 58 this year. can't perform all the masses currently held as a r rult, 40 siouxland churches in small no longer off sunday mass. father brent lingle, director of says, "we know that's that, but from the same perspective, we have to make decisions based on the health of our priests and our future ministries, so we can actually reacout to those individuals in a more effective way thanan maybe wewere now." jenna:a: father lingle says for people whose church is closing, they will be able to have access to a mass 20 minutes away or less. changes could take affect

a big splash for the city of sioux city. the warship... the u-s-s sioux city was launched from northern wisconsin. we'll get a behind the scenes look at the excitement and the missions planned for they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. work on the uss sioux city began month.. and over the weekend, it hit the water as the navy's newest warship. ktiv's matt breen was there to witness the launch. << the moorings are set, the bunting is placed, and the flags fly proudly. the uss sioux city is ready to launch, and do her duty. defending america's interests at home, and

pushes into the city. by tuesday morning, temperatures are milder and the rain continues on and on throughout the day on tuesday. a couple of tricky commutes to get through with all of the cold air in place. it starts tomorrow night. the it will be snowy and icy. to the south of town, a lot of rain. but still to the north, watching by tuesday evening. it's not snow or ice we're worried about. heavy rain causing flooding. also the ground is frozen. cannot absorb the rain the way it normally would. high of 51 degrees by tuesday. stay up to date with the "news 4 new york" app. tap the logo in the corner, scroll down, you can see the latest forecast, interactive weather video. it's available in the app storr ri.ht now. pat and gus, over to you. >>> it is a kind of car trouble that couldkruin your -- sfiemt if you're parked in the city, a rise in the rat population may cost you at the mechanic shop. seems they don't just eat pizza. pei-sze cheng explains in an exclusive. >> i saw the check engine light blinking

lived in the city for 20 years now. i'm here to support the city and my broncos. >>reporter: how big a fan are you next >>since 95 the inception of the franchise? >>why? >>because my husband is a bronco fan. >>reporter: are you having fun? >>yes. >>reporter: he makes a wonderful cam newton. of course the peyton manning statue is on the other side. that is what it is like to spend some time down here today. you mentioned the concert is coming up tonight. the commercial with calling cabinet, i'm the man, i'm the man. that is coming up tonight. >>fantastic. >>i am still pondering the meaning of life. >>i think you can find it down here. >>along with an $80 beer. >>> the super bowl team flags are flying high above san francisco from the san francisco hotel. it was a pretty windy day, the denver broncos flag waving alongside the panther flag and that is where they will stay through super bowl sunday. >>it was windy but you could not ask for a prettier day as far as clarity and the view of the bridge. people from out of town lucked out. >>crystal clear skies and folks v

the city of san francisco.countless residents have spoken with across our city in every single neighborhood are using the shuttles to get to work that you think if something is a city we should be supporting. i mentioned the other week that i would support it a two-week continuance but that would be it. i do appreciate the fact my neighborhoods in district 2 and others, we been working very consistently to make sure any inconveniences whether the idling on our apartment buildings or neighborhood issues resolved. i've a feeling this will continue to be the case will continue to work on them and think would go to do a decent job getting this mitigated as they happen. at this point time i'm prepared to see us go through. i do respect my colleagues from the work they've done to try to bring resolution here. i am skeptical and do not like some of the way some of these discussions ongoing in terms of the topics but from my perspective we should have this go forward. it's been over a year two years in the making. from

you have been forced to leave the city?> with the rent, with the rent as high as they are, yes. middle class people in the city are not being really catered to and bussing their behind working everyday constantly to the point where, you know, they are not even sleeping, you know. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. what do we want? affordable housing. rallying with hundreds of new yorkers in east new york in brooklyn. people here are demanding half of the new houses built here are affordable to them. >> push them out because the rent is so high they can't afford it. the mayor michael bloomberg the city lost a third of apartments families. >> what we see now are effects of 20 years of housing policy, 20 years of people little by little being pushed out. no attempt to house these human beings. >> and homelessness, the

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in the city. that's why creative efforts like the kim-peskin initiative is being moved forward, but i guess my question is why do we need a ballot initiative from the mayor's office to do more studies? and why is this even necessary to put as a ballot measure? >> great question. >> i think as you're aware we're starting down that road anyway. i think the mayor felt in order to make sure -- frankly as he saw proposals coming up not based on the feasibility study he felt it was important for the voters to make that connection that there not only be a feasibility study but the staff propose changes to the ordinance on a regular basis on that board, so it's important. it's one thing to do a feasibility study but we need to get it in front of changes to the proposed measure and we're seeing changes of the measure not with the luses lus -- inclusionary and the mayor cosponsored with some members of the board and let the voters weigh in and agree if they're willing do and how do you get this and now turn

the opposition districts inside that city. for now they cut the road, the main rebel supply line from the city to the turkish border, and are trying to close the last remaining road that takes you in and out of opposition controlled territories inside aleppo city. we've spoken to activists inside aleppo, and what they are saying is the prices of bake goods are starting to -- basic goods are starting to rise and peep are worried. -- people are worried. there's believed to be a few hundreds of thousands in sight. the government pushing ahead. clearly it is negotiating on the battlefield. we have seen many turning points in the syrian conflict, there's no doubt we reached a precisive point. it's not just about guidelines, they are targetting the border. the government pushing to the border, the life line of the oppositio opposition. >> at this corn se question shall point, how do you evaluate the strategic opposition forces? >> well, this is it a setback. the government made butle field gains on more than one front. they pushed t

investment for the city as a host will reap benefits to the bottom line of the city's bottom line as well. i attached something -- it should be no surprise that you have to for the superbowl. in 1994, san francisco for the 1999 superbowl and attached to that letter is something we called enticements. i was co-chair of this effort for mayor jordan in 1994 and you'll see a list of enenticements even greater than i think the city was asked to do for this superbowl. and we got that superbowl for 1999, just like we got the superbowl when diane was mayor for 1985. we never lost a . we gave up the 1999 superbowl because of a decision to build a new stadium and not pour additional money into candlestick park that would have been necessary to host the superbowl in that 1999 facility. we know for 2016 that superbowls are net economic engines for the cities that they are hosted in and san francisco investing 4 to 5 million dollars will more than recoup that tax revenue to the general fund. just an approximate on the hotel tax, if we have an 80 percent occupancy and you go to 95 percent occupanc

we have discussed this issue with the city. we had come to terms on agreement to be particular to the city council. the agreement was to be approved or rejected. the city was clear last night that they rejected the agreement. >> what was your reaction when you heard that the counsel objected? >> disappointment that they chose litigation over faster moves that would bring constitutional policing to the police department. is your understanding -- of what the sticking points were? why did the city council vote this down? the city council had public hearings on that, but it is unclear as to whether or not those are the concerns they were relying upon. you would have to refer to them. what i can say is that after painstaking negotiations a document was reached in which every detail was discussed by both sides, and decided to present that document to the city council for approval or rejection. every part of that document was discussed and was negotiated extensively. >> thanks. >> thank you. todayayor of ferguson said they are willing

many cities and towns are also issuing winter weather warnings... including sioux city. they say travel is not advised for today. reminding people to move their cars from the streets to make way for plows to get through. also, city leaders in south sioux city, nebraska have issued a snow emergency today and tomorrow for people there. that means no parking on emergency routes or you will be towed. don't push snow onto streets, clear sidewalks as soon as possible, stay back from plows and give them room to get by, and limit your travel. the heavy part of the storm should be hitting us right around 8 o'clock, so while the roads aren't too bad right now, they're only getting worse throughout the morning. ktiv's michelle schoening has been following the preparations for this storm and she joins us live from floyd boulevard in sioux city this morning. and with the possibility of a foot of snow around the siouxland area, everyone is making last minute preparations. yesterday, i checked-in to see how sioux city prepared for the storm. last night, city plow crews began prepping t

the city council in iowa city is also planning to reconsider city regulations for taxi cabs and ride share services. right now, the rules make it almost impossible for uber and other ride share services to operate. but now, the council is considering making it easier for uber to come to the city. statawith your 24 hour services could get another shot at starting up in iowa city. that's because iowa city is planning to reconsider an ordinance regulating cab companies and ride services. one year ago, iowa city passed an ordinance requiring metered taxicab drivers to post city-issued picture identification cards. it also required taxicab companies to have a unique color scheme for their vehicles. those rules make it almost impossible for companies like uber to operate in the city. that's because uber drivers us their personal vehicles to pick up passengers who request them through an app. after iowa city passed these regulations, uber said it would not open its ride-share service in the city. kcrg-tv9's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us now live. mark, why is the city reconsi

pat mccann, sioux city police. the department will continue to release further information as it becomes available. police tell me the 13 year- veteran officer was treated and released from the hospital regarding the suspect, isiah mothershed, you may have heard the name before. that's because this isn't his first run-in with the law. less than six months ago mothershed was arrested for kidnapping and assualting two people over a drug debt. mothershed was charged with two felony counts of kidnapping in the 1st degree and two felony counts of willful injury. he has yet to be arraigned. if you do have any information about these string of robberies you're asked to call contact crime stoppers. that number is 712-258-8477. in sioux city, michelle schoening ktiv news four. this is the third sioux city in as many years years. back in april of 2013, officer kevin mccormick suffered a gun shot wound to the face. detective mccormick pulled over jamal dean for a seatbelt violation when he was shot. in october of 2014, office

that was paid for by private donors and contractors who did business with the city. the difference this time, the city of denver does not have a business relationship with the broncos. >> the city of denver doesn't have a contractual relationship with the broncos. >> but william bland, a concerned citizen at today's epic board meeting thinks the taxpayer should have a say before the mayor spends tax. money. >> if as the people to see what the cinema a nightmare to the super bowl and that's what they should do but they should have some sort of public approving that kind of thing well in advance. >> the mayor's 2014 super bowl trip cost some $40,000, but when asked what the budget was for this trip, the city attorney said they couldn't say. >> too not know where the money is coming from or too not know do not believe it is a good transparent use of taxpayer funds. >> now the mayor's wife and daughter and a governor are also they are paying for it with their own money. julie hayden, fox 31 denver. >> governor hicklin mermaid of of -- if the broncos win, mcquarrie will d

versus super bowl city. 7 hd over the live presence along the embarcadero tonight. >> the homeless and their advocates are staging a rally now near super bowl city to draw attention to san francisco's homeless crisis. >> abc7 news is there and live with the latest. carolyn? >> reporter: this protest began about 4:30 this afternoon, lots speeches but it isÑi peaceful. as you said, a lot of police here standing by. >> just because you're poor it doesn't mean you should not have access to housing. >> reporter: when the world is watching, protestors are seizing the moment. the homeless say super bowl is not so super for them. >> there is a lot of pressure because they don't want certain elements around during the super bowl. >> reporter: tonight, some advocates are making their presence known. the police are separating them from super bowl city, they hope to erect a tent city, protestind taxpayer dollars on the festivi festivities. >> we would like to have seen that money go towards ending homelessness. >> repor

and at no cost to the city and we have discussed this issue with the city. we have come to terms on the agreement. that agreement was to be approved or rejected. the city was clear they rejobalingted this agreement. chose s zoilt they itigation and. reporter: what is your understanding? what is your understanding of what the sticking points were? >> the city council had public hearings on that and whether or not those are the concerns they were relying on. after painstaking negotiation, a document was reached in which get tail was reached and it on approval or rejection. and it was negotiated extension i havely. >> as may or of ferguson and they were willing to put the ball on your court and the last two queeks and the consent decree and that's why they wanted to vote on it. what is your reaction? do you think -- would there have been room for goes? >> we have fallen through on the negotiations with the city for almost a year and we made clear that our goal was to come to an agreement that would provide the policing and municipal practices. those discussions

if 5m in one city. under 20% these large objects can only get about 20% 25% the large publics of the city, and are we get enough inviting public subsidies was 40, 50, 100 unit projects? is that the intent within a have to provide a public subsidy to get them up to 25%? i think a very legitimate question. but it's important question and it ties directly into the critical importance of inserting a feasibility requirement into this charter amendment. >> thank you. campos >> i'm not going to belabor the point. i think a lot of comments have been made. i would i would say is this. to be honest, i'm not interested in talking about what individual supervisors did or did not do some of these projects. i understand that people have their own reasons for wanting to bring attention to that. i think, to me, the question, and i say this as the supervisor for district 9, which includes the mission, which is from 04 displacement that is happening out there is what is the right level of affordable housing that should b

concord to center city, 18 minutes, lake norman to center city 16 minutes. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: looking ahead, thank you, chris, as we ntioned earlier, charlotte city council members will once again take up the issue of an ordinance designed to protect people from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. and the battle has gone beyond charlotte with governor pat mccrory now weighing in on the issue. wbtv's mark davenport is live now at the mecklenburg county government center, so mark, what is the governor saying about the upcoming vote? >> reporter: christine, the governor says he is ready to support immediate state intervention in the ordinance does pass tonight. wbtv we got our hands on the email he sent over to city council members outlining the way that he sees things and his stance overnight. look at that email as i read from the email for you. the governor emailed to charlotte city council members he said the nondiscrimination ordinance could

before the city and for others within the city. and throughout the bay area. with respect to oryx, yes, those individuals involved in oryx or the key project managers if you look at the project delivery agreement there is no ability to swap out project manager. we're really hiring individuals here to deliver this project. and the change requires consent which is our sole and absolute discretion. so were hiring that expertise of individuals of the firm should they also have as mr.-mentioned a quarter of $1 billion worth of projects now. they have a pipeline we have reviewed that similar or greater in scope than what we are proposing here. >> not to point to put a finer point on it on looking at their website, which includes a 120 unit residential product, 44 unit multiunit residential project and a 250 256 residential price. none of these are the kind of design build projects i'm talking about . can you just give me an example of one project that one of these individuals has worked on that is a designed-build project of this or similar type typology but that's

and mayors of four cities will take part. and a series of flag football contests involving youngsters nine to 14. and nfl players will act as the guest coaches. >>> and a restaurant opens to benefit nfl charities on the 50. that's at 301 mission street. they'll be serving lunch and dinner through super bowl sunday. >>> and we have a unique vantage point. there's the ferry building overlooking the embarcadero. the entire morning team will be broading live beginning early wednesday morning. and bringing you all the excitement leading up to super bowl l. and be sure to catch the live specials. every night at 7:00 right here on kpix five. >>> time now is 6:09. million dollar homes are hanging on by a thread. the problem on the brink of collapse. >>> and a big mess all over california. in one instance the weather turned deadly. >>> good morning, everybody. we have the super bowl city forecast for the today as well as your super bowl forecast for sunday. >>> if you're commuting to walnut creek, heads up. we have an accident causing

and richard mcalister ran the city for a long time. he's gone now or going to be gone, retiring, and so what kind of void does that leave and how do you fill that and what steps have you taken already to make sure that there's a competent person in there to do what dick did? >> mayor brown: sure, mr. gains is veryry knowledgeable. he swear he is -- too. >> mayor brown: yeah, he has visual memory. some of the things he pul up with different questions i have for him, he's been very invaluable. as was dick in his departure. some folks might have thought, there was concern there, the two top positions in cedar falls, might have concerns with that void, but i lookokd at it differertly as really an opportunity for two new leaders to come in without, you know, losing a lot of that historical information that ron has to further cedar falls the way i wanted to have it furthered bo both of ous talked about public safety -- of us talked about public safety, key issue for both cmunities, perhaps maybe more so for waterloo becaus it attracts more p

continues to improve itself in every community the city to make sure that our city is responsive i want doj it is just a start we'll put the necessary resources when they're recommendations that are made they won't be in follow-up with the board of supervisors and the city and making sure that we comply more than comply we equally seize the opportunity to be a more modern city. >> thank you and for this chief suhr. >> i too want to join in the mayors comments and saying how appreciatively for the attorney stench and correct davis and others bryan stretch for agreeing to help us to come in and do the acholic beverage reform initiative as the appropriate level of review requested we point mayor thank you for your leadership and i will be remiss if i didn't recognize some of the local leaders on the side supervisor cowen who's the supervisor the district 10 the officer involved shooting mario woods and our president of the police commission commissioner loftus and the director of our office of citizens complaints that director joyce hicks and of course there almost goes without no introduc

they will set up a tenth city outside super bowl the city. -- a tent city outside super bowl city. they will wear 9ers color to, quote, tackle homelessness. so far at least 800 people have rsvp'd yes but organizers say we can expect more to show up near sinbad's on pier 2. that protest will be right around 4:30 this afternoon. we also know that here where we are at pier 80 is far from justin herman plaza where super bowl city has been set up. and the homeless say that's the reason why they have been set up here far from all of the activities of super bowl 50. live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5 . >>> time now 6:09. an outbreak of meningitis at a bay area university how the school is scrambling to make sure it doesn't spread any further. >> and don't let the rain lull you back into water wasting, the state is still cracking down. new numbers up next. >> reporter: from our kpix 5 weather center, we have sunrise officially at 7:12 this morning. by then, temperatures have dipped well into the mid-30s. rain is coming. we'll tell you when. >> and troubles on the roads as you wor

because of super bowl city.ting out of town on san francisco freeways north 101 not too bad. east 80 slow on the skyway towards the lower deck. a rush of traffic coming into town westbound 80 on the bay bridge approaching downtown san francisco. at the golden gate bridge, northbound traffic flowing well here but just north of there into san rafael, big delays because of an earlier accident. 580 near 101 all lanes are now open there. and we have seen a surge in ridership for local transit this week. all of our local transit systems are on schedule across the board. veronica and allen? >> thank you, liza. >>> still ahead, a health scare at a bay area university. a rare strain of meningitis. the plan tonight to keep students safe. >> plus, don't mess with elon musk. how the tesla founder got the ultimate revenge on a rude customer. the number of students who y have been exposed to a rarem have been exposed to a rarem of meningitis is growing..,, >>> the number of students who may have been exposed a rare form of me

. >> thank you very troubling but insight full article in today's chronicle about the 10 tent cities many are living up to 70 in one tent on division intrastate strait but interviewed a well-spoken 21-year-old man who moved from mere 0 michigan i condemned of commented one of the reasons to come to san francisco he heard the homeless services are excellent in san francisco and probably heard when we have tent cities their left alone this man is a his own addict and asked if he could going to the navigation centers he only wants to get high this is not typical but certainly a number that fit this description as proposed by supervisor wiener we need to establish are establish a lot more navigation centers like pier 80 in the makings and provide shelter for all those who wish housing that's the key point not all want to go into housing and but the key is to paraphrase what happens at the bar its 2 in the morning they're told by the owner you don't have to go home but can't stay here we have to have tough love and solve this problem we if get enough housing and if we pitched a tent the m

the city of sioux city lookiki to the city's limits, bubuit needs your help. last year sioux x city crews patched over 37 thousand potholes... with your help that number could grow. if you see a pot hole the city wants you to report it. just visit the city's website that's sioux- dash-city-dot-org . crews will look to make repairs on roads as possible. jenna: city officals are looking at the potential for a river bank camp ground in sioux city tuesday, there will be a meeting open to the public to go over sites and ideas for a potential campground project. that meeting will be held on thehe fifth floor of citit february 23rd. tim: after fighting for months to become dupont johnston iowa got some bitter sweet news today. thcommunity won't serve as headquarters after the 130 billion dollar merger between the two companies finalizes, but become a global business center giant. the iowa economic authority and the city are awarding million dollars in state incentives. "where are things going to end up at e end of the day? but i think that we ended up in very good pl

the city owned shelter. i think there will be more discussion about some of the more transformative programs that mr. daud rr spoke about and that would again not be dissimilar from what we have done in geo bond but we know there a large need and expect to be able to reserve the funds and will go through a community process to yif or fully discuss what exactly the new homeless service sites would look like. >> i think for me today really and i want to make more comments today in case i can't make the special meeting we have to have to entertain the amendments, but for me i think that all of the projects are contained with the bond whether original or the version we have before us now, i think they are addressing needs we have in the city. for me, the hard ache i have really has to do with the process with how the capital plan is normally put together and it is a very lengthy process that involves a lot of meetings and community input and all of a sudden at the last minute there were several projucts swapped

i wanted to expand my family we moved to the city of richmond i'm believing the city this is my home i live in the portal now in a small in-law unit i took a risk the other day and murder my rental one and 40 scoot i pay by and sleep upright with my surfboards this is important for our city's future this is a generation of us that grew up her that want to live her that will want to stay here and would last week to build futures and families and affordable housing bonus program is the first real viable solution we've seen to do that i upstairs whether there is doubts about huge developments with magnificent numbers of units and the low inclusionary who can afford that when we talk about moderately sized knows with thirty percent affordable housing with built in middle-income housing that is housing that we see a future in and regardless of the spin and the amount of confusion that come the presentations to the commissioner lee community there's been in the principles of this program are sound we need nor housing we need more affordable housing we need nor middle-income housing we don'

. >> first at 11:00, super bowl city maxed out. san francisco police are forced to turn away music fans hoping to see a free concert after too many people showed up i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it is much calmer now, but before it was packed with music fans trying to see one republic. let's start with melanie who is live at super bowl city. it was a popular place to be tonight, melanie. >> this was the place to be after an incredible one republic concert and awesome fireworks display, super bowl city is now closed. and you can see there are several police officer that are out here and they are making sure people are heading home. these are the same police officers that were out here not too long ago turning away people after super bowl city reached capacity. >> they were playing for a packed crowd of thousands up side super bowl city. >> it was crazy. i was here on monday and it doesn't compare to this. right now it is way more crazier than it was on monday and tuesday. >> this was not the party to attend to fashionably late.

the miracle league of sioux city looked to deliver a home run presentation to the sioux city city council. the organization built an inclusive baseball facility for people with disabilities in riverside park last year. and now leaders with the miracle league want to improve it. they plan to build a "splash pad" this summer, and the group would like the city to contribute financially. the splash pad would cost 197-thousand dollars. they'veaised about 70- thousand for the project. the city council contributed more than 300-thousand dollars of the total 1 point 1 million raised for the first phase of the park... which included the concession area, restrooms, playground and the baseball field. miracle league's board president says the splash pad will help bring kids together. "phase two with the splash pad will just be even more integration opportunities between kids in the neighborhood, the soccer league players and the miracle league players to be playing together, interacting and learning from one another out on the splash pad," said kevin negaard, sioux city miracle league. council last n

but far more people in these tenth cities. some will get help from the city. some will not. >> i will go across the street. i gonna come right back. that's what i gonna do. >> we're going to encourage people first to get out of those situations and persuade them and persuasion generally means a backup by people that will say, can't be here. >> reporter: we did the math. if they move all of these people into city shelters just not enough room in city shelters if these people want to go and i should mention it's not just these tents that are going to be gone. it's thriving business -- the man that owns this tent told me he observes five other tents down the block and rents them out -- he owns five other tents down the block and he rents them out. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> in the south bay they are trying to come up with a plan for lack of housing. kpix 5's len ramirez reports from mountain view where the solution may be letting people sleep in their cars. >> reporter: the line-up of rvs, pickups and cars where the homeless sleep at night stretches for a quarter