city's 3.0. see why his city ranks among the best. >> a 3.0 era is where we are today, cities have to be a hub of innovation, entrepreneurship and technology. cities are paperless, they're cashless, and they're wireless. >> then we recognize three pioneers for their exceptional contribution towards diversifying the tech industry. >> i think the value represents the future, not only for america, or for black people, for the world. >> it's very, very rewarding in that i really do feel like i can help to mentor people who are coming along. people of color, especially. and women. >> i started my role at hp among a group of eight people. doing software, hardware, peripherals. >> and finally, we shine a spotlight on the next generation of tech stars, in our slice of life. in low-income communities, we're headquartered in the bronx, we mostly serve bronx youth and mostly some are coming from colleges, or they're in school, juniors and seniors, thinking about their next step after graduation. >>> welcome back to "our world black enterprise." sacramento, california ranks among the top tech cities in the u

cities 3.0. what is 1.0? a 1.0 city is whencies were built around ports and cities and freight il. a 2.0-era city, is when cities were built kind of this industrial revolution. a 3.0 era is where we are today, that's where cities have to be a hub of innovation, of entrepreneurship, and technology. cities are paperless, they're cashless, and they're wireless. that's a new era of a 3.0 city. that's wt we're doing in sacramento. >> at some point you're not going to be mayor for life. at some point you're going to want to go to do something else. >> my term is up in november 2016. when i eventually walk away, i got to get into space. wealth creation, we need more of us in this space station for wealth creation. we need our young people to know that they're going to get it here. they're going to get folks that have capital that are going to invest that we have board seats that are diverse, which is something you push. you have all of these great companies in silicon valley and they lack diversity. and that's been exposed and we and i've been successful in a lot of areas. but until we can

city council? the city pools... parks and rec director matt salvatore says the city's five pools will remain open in 20-16. however, their future after that remains uncertain. the city plans to eventually shut down leeds and cook pools. the council has moved to wait for the completion of a financial plan... because althought a splash pad is an option... the city only has enough in their budget to install one splash pad right now. jessica rae: after the council concluded their meeting, last night we asked a few council members to share their new year's resolutions... and councilwoman rhonda capron has this report.... "dan, what would be your resolution for the year? said rhonda capron," "i want to make sioux city the best place i really mean that," said dan moore "so that people will want to move to sioux city instead of move out of sioux city." "my resolution is for my wife and i to spend more time with my grandchildren in 2016," said pete groetken "my resolution for the council would be that we continue to being important to the community. economic development, the river front, the swimming pool issue." "y

city of camden. it was a standing room only crowd at city hall for an emergency meeting in which city council was to discuss the city filing for bankruptcy. but those discussion where is put on hold after governor christie proposed a partnership plan to save atlantic city. >> i'm not looking for any kind of long term take over of the city at all. what i'm looking for is an intervention in the short term. >> reporter: five-year plan will continue to give the the state control over city's finances a how to it restructure the city's debt, negotiate tax appeals and union collective bargaining agreements. mayor don guardian says it is a a deal he can live with to save the city from the brink of bankruptcy. >> as we look the at all of the options and we had four options: basically, do nothing. have the state take over. and file for bankruptcy. or form a partnership. >> reporter: tonight after meeting behind closed doors with senate president sweeney, city council president marty small, senior says he is pleased that a complete take over of the it is i has been taken off the table. >> i believe it is ray pa

in iowa city, sarah mccarthy, , rg dot com. people in iowa city are dealing city hall. in november, voters elected three new city council members. earlier this month, the council appointed jim throgmorton as the city's new mayor. now the new council is looking for a new city manager. that's because current city manager tom markus is leaving in march for a new job in kansas. "between we'll appoint an interim city manager, the search for the permanent city manager will be a national search that will be thoughtfully vetted so we'll end up with a city manager that's really good for the city of iowa city. " throgmorton says he's not yet sure how long it will take the city council to fill the position. the city council has a stake in deciding if ride-e-aring company uber will come to iowa city. in 2015, the city council approved an ordinance that would require a city issued i-d card and city ckground check for a a uber drivers. shortly after that went into city from its list for potential expansion. but now, the city manager's office says the city council might take up the iss

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establish supply policy that promotes city transparent and accountability as city leaders are unwilling to be held accountable finding and recommendation 6 deals with the city'sne thousand three hundred and 24 construction employees that are spread out over of city departments with construction authority we estimate the salary costs using the annual salary orientals to be one hundred and $20 million without benefits the list of inefficiencies that certificate of preference holders with 6 different city departments managing the same process is very long there are very few citywide standard operating procedures for managing the projects for example, rec and park did not have a written change over policy each the 6 city departments with the construction authority uses different computer systems to report the construction information the current lack of a comprehensive set of operating policies in a citywide construction management system is an is having 6 city payroll departments with payroll rules and payroll systems from the city had 6 different payroll systems the data between the systems would be inconsistent with and the city enable unable to issue reports

city. we're not just a world class city. we are a world class sports city. our region with oakland, we have the largest share of lombardi trophies than any other place in the country. to have this iconic game, but the 5 the 50th here. >> chicken little here, but there has been some criticism of the fundraising, of course, this has been a big fithing for the nfl, but the contributions have been dark money so to speak, they haven't been revealed, the do donors wanted to be anonymous. wouldn't it be better to have transparency. >> off the bat, we committed to telling you where everything dollar lahas gone. you can go on the website right now and see where every $5.2 million has gone. what they do, and why we invest it. >> where the money came from? >> so the money also on our website, we have two main sources. we have individual donors, lissed on the website and then our partners, corporate, $0.20 of those sponsorship, went to the 50 fund. that's ready available. >> do you think, ann, when you have these big events, the bay area tried to host the oe limb mix, is

city leaders on kcrg dot com. people in iowa city are dealing with a shake-up at city hall. in november, voters elected three new city council members. earlier this month, the council appointed jim throgmorton as the city's new mayor. now the new council is looking for a new city manager. that's because current city manager tom markus is leaving in march for a new job in kansas. throgmorton says he's not yet sure how long it will take the city council to fill the position. the c cy council has a stake in deciding if ride-sharing company uber will come to iowa city. in 2015, the city council that wouldldrequire a city issued i-d card and city background check for all uber drivers. shortly after that went into effect, uber removed iowa city from its list for potential expansion. but now, the city manager's office says the city council might take up the issue again, possibly as soon as march. 23:36:09 "right now, we're in discussion with an uber representative to see what their bottom line is for what mododications could be made to hopefully bring them into town. those talks wil

cities are engines of change. cities are where the future often happens first. climate, action, and response to natural disaster, climate change, cities are acting first. but, cities are essentially the problem. when you're looking at the current demographics where half of the world's populations in cities, it will be three force by 20 -- if you can't solve, transportation, energy, food, livability solutions for cities, you will cities, you will not fix it for the planet. that's how we come at it and i think that is the leadership you see from the conference of mayors and many of the cities in this room. many mayors walk the halls today are truly national and global leaders on these issues. we save the battle to tackle climate change will be won and lost in cities. it will not be won and lost only by cities but it cities, states, nations working together, very clearly. when it comes down to, the solutions we need are going to have to be implemented by you. if the if the nation wants a new program, new transportation approach, if you decide to implement solutions for transportation congestion globally or nationally, it will come down t

city plans to pay for, initial estimates show it could cost $560,000. city leaders plan to request grant money, intended for rural areas to increase the number of children who walk or bike to school. >> i'm against the city using funds that are supposed to be used for dangerous areas where the children have no other choice. >> if the city would add a sidewalk here they would have to deal with septic tank issues underground but also figure out what to do with the trees and power pulls up and down the road. >> i don't know if they can fix the problem. >> the city hasn't done a survey to determine how many students use the word -- the find a lot of foot traffic because some parents are willing to risk it. >> she said one time she almost got hit, the mayor of mainland declined our request for an interview because the project is in the preliminary phases. the department of transportation tells us the city would have to go through an extensive application process to demonstrate a need. so far it hasn't happened. >>> you can always see what nine investigates has been looking into, log onto wftv.com/9 investigates. >>> the number of children who die in their sleep in florida is roughly the same as those who drow

cities with their budgeting process. the computer system has had other issues in the past. iowa city's city manager is leaving to take a job in lawrence, kansas. tom markus has served iowa city for the last five years. he will be the city manager in lawrence... a town of about 93-thousand people that's the home of the university of kansas. markus begins his new job in march. dollars in construction work is nearing completion in iowa city. much of the work is happening on the university of iowa's arts and music campuses. in may the new arts building will open. then in june work at the new hancher auditorium will wrap up. and in august crews will finish work on the voxman music building. the buildings replace several buildings destroyed in the 2008 flood. "those who are going into the buildings have persevered during this interim time and they too celebrate seeing the building comtogether, it means a lot because it's a real symbol of this university and community's recovery from the flood. " crews are also planning to complete the new 360 million dollar children's hospital by the end of the y

city planners today about the projects. north liberty city officials been able to keep up w wh the steady population increase.but as the city continues to grow, struggle. in 2008 the city of north liberty completely rebuilt their waste water treatmen plant.now thth're moving on to phase e oryan heiar, city administrator23:54:38 the end product after we treat everything, exceeds some drinking water standards and so we're pretty proud of the plant we have down there. recently north liberty's special census counted more than 18 thousand people in the corridor city.that means the city's needs for water and drinking water and waste water treatment are growing too.ryan heiar, city administrator 23:55:33 this expansion, which is about a $17 million project will allow us to treat more water.....a lot more water. drew lammers wastewater pollution control assistant perintendent00:14:29 it changes from us being able to handle a capacity of 4.3 million gallons a day to process up to around 7.2 million gallonsthe city hopes to have the waste water treatment plant construction is also designing a new drinking water plant, which heiar say

city. so this is the old city. so basically only the old cityand its immediate surroundings constitute historic what we call jerusalem. jerusalem being mentioned in the bible and different holy books. it is the old city. so, but it is the municipal city that has been added. if you notice, it has been added in a very erratic way. why? in order to include areas and then exclude population there. so it is very odd way. notice the old city it is there. the rest is not jerusalem. when you want to decide on the future of jerusalem you have to make that distinction between the old city and municipal city. the city that has been enlarged. to agree on conciliation in the midst of conflict we need to agree on such issues as municipal service, day-to-day living problems, status of holy places and agree to disagree on issues such as political sovereignty. so the proposed solution is to have the holy old city, to have a special international jewish, christian, muslim custodian ship while the new city is a shared local custodianship. east which is muslim and

city manager. that's because c crent city manager tom markus is leaving in march for a new job in kansas. "between we'll appoint an interim city manager, the search for the permanent city manager will be a national search that wiwi be thoughtfully vetted so we'll end up with a city manager that's really good for the city of iowa city. " throgmorton says he's not yet sure how long g will take the city council to fill the position. demand for dairy isn't keeping up with supply. farmers. stay with tv9. and low prices cure low prices hopefully" dairy prices are down across the country which saves consumers, but costs farmers. soaring milk prices in 2014 caused many dairy farmers to increase the size of their herds. but now the milk supply is up and demand has not kept up, so prices for farmers have dropped. the u(s department of agriculture ays in 2014, farmers were getting as much as cents for 100 pounds of milk. at the end of last year, that was down as low as 14 dollars 44 cents... a 43 per cent drop. kckc t-v nine's dave franzman says two eastern iowa dairy farmers hope to struggle through while hoping prices catch up. linn co

nikki: the city of waukee has approved a trade that will benefit its schools and the city budget. waukee's city council recently announced the deal... which will give city land. the land is located right by facility to the school district. there will also be a retention pond to help the city combat any flooding issues and a fueling station for the city and the schools. the district has been storing buses four miles outside of the city. city leaders say it's a good deal for both parties. brad deets, development of services director: "it comes down to convenience, it comes down to timing for our employees to go elsewhere to get gas and obviously there's a savings relative to the rate of gas because it's bulk fueling as opposed to retail fueling." the work on the project is expected to start this spring, with the goal of having it completed by the the work on the project is expected to start this spring, with the goal of having it completed by the fall. nikki/2shot we are iowa's most accurate weather team... meteorologist james peterson is here now... james: i'll have your "now, we are iowa's most

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i'm not getting down on my hunches to be eye level with the students. " in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. city high is in the process of ordering new desks to complete an addition to the high school. it will use the older, traditional desks elsewhere in the school, so this project came at little jackson county students who don't have the means to get vision screenings and glasses. the mother a local artist who recently passed away donates guitars to kennedy high school in his memory. tonight at 6. tonighrecapping today's top stories, at least six presidential candidates are campaigning in eastern iowa today ahead of the iowa caucuses. even more candidates are touring the rest of the state. iowa law requires the state to hold its caucuses at least eight days before any other state in the country. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. we need to take time to enjoy our saturday with more active weather on the horizon with a partly cloudy sky and highs near 40 expected. a mix of rain/snow develops saturday night and continues into sunday. with a mix some slick conditions

city attorney's office. i came to the city attorney's office not to be a city attorney. not to be a politician but to do a formal housing work.. it's a specific position i applied for and i wanted to do. it's all i want to do. i just want to help get affordable housing built here in san francisco get my data back so that i'm the only professional that he knew delivered delivery choosing jobs that pay less than the job i had before. >> is that true this time? >> know it's not true this time. but when i was offered the job it wasn't about money. you can ask anyone here. i struggled deeply with indecision and i spent weeks of not sleeping because i love this job. i love the job. >> if we were to grant this waiver, and say a few months from now you received an offer from a big corporate firm giving you a lot of money, very tempting? >> no >> i have not finished. you, as white, someone professional and wants to move up in the world might have family needs, other types of things, say i'm going to take a job. let's say you made that decision. what would be the effect? with the w

city. a city that doesn't fear its future, but invents it. a cityhange but creates it. we know this because, ladies and gentlemen, the civil rights leaders, the hippies, the activist, lgbt activist, aids activist and environmentalist, all that i came up with, we, they, we are now leading this city. the outsiders have indeed become the insiders. san francisco represents our better selves, our best qualities. tolerance, creativity, innovation and hope. and i know i'm a little biased, but if you ask me, that's why we are still the greatest city in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> the work of the past 5 years has set us up for a prosperous future in a resilient city where everyone belongs. a city that embraces change that we see in the world and that harness it for the better future for our people. i'm in invigorated, energized and ready to get back to work. we are clear on our values and clear on our work. let's do this together. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> >>supervisor london breed: thank you, mr. mayor and thank you to all the proteste

city. a city that doesn't fear its future, but invents it. a cityhange but creates it. we know this because, ladies and gentlemen, the civil rights leaders, the hippies, the activist, lgbt activist, aids activist and environmentalist, all that i came up with, we, they, we are now leading this city. the outsiders have indeed become the insiders. san francisco represents our better selves, our best qualities. tolerance, creativity, innovation and hope. and i know i'm a little biased, but if you ask me, that's why we are still the greatest city in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> the work of the past 5 years has set us up for a prosperous future in a resilient city where everyone belongs. a city that embraces change that we see in the world and that harness it for the better future for our people. i'm in invigorated, energized and ready to get back to work. we are clear on our values and clear on our work. let's do this together. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> >>supervisor london breed: thank you, mr. mayor and thank you to all the proteste

in iowa city, city,leaders selected their new city staff.members elected jim throgmorton to serve as the city's mayor.mayor throgmorton is currently serving his second term on the city council.councilman kingsley botchway the second will serve as mayor pro-tem also in iowa city, a west high sophomore is one of ten students studentsin the nation bound for seattle to show what he can do with numbers.junhee lee is representing the midwest in the american mathematical society's "who wants to be a mathematician" competition on thursday.lee finished high school math in eighth grade.now he takes math classes at the university of iowaif lee wins the competition, he'll take home five-thousand dollars for himself and five-thousand dollars for the west high school math department. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.still to come...what you need to know about today's stock market turmoil and how it will be affecting (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making

alexandria city, fairfaxax county, falls church city, fredericksburg city, manassas city, spotsylvaniad stafford county are all underou a two-hour delay in maryland mar montgomery county and prince george's county under age two-hour delay.o-hour d also a two-hour delay for anneuf arrundel county schools. originally anne arrundel wasrrun due to dismiss two hours early. instead they're going in twoey hours later and will dismiss wii at a normal time. t howard county schools on ard two-hour delay. c more from maryland now.aryl charles county schools arechools closed today. t calvin and saint mary's county u schools both delayed twootlaye hours. >> d.c. schools also under a two hour delay.twur d now, this list continues to beti updated and it continues toontio grow. you can find the full list on lo our web site at fox5 d.c. com. or on the fox5 d.c. app. >>> right now i think we're t going go ahead and talk toal t erin 'cause it's quite the the busy morning.busy >> that's right. and i've been getting a lost a l tweets asking how 66 isg w 66 i looking coming from virginia.ir i wanted to show

cities ... were san jose, san francisco, washington d.c., boston and austin. rounding out the top twenty five are columbus ohio and philadelphia.economists looked at human capital, commerce and infrastructure in 34 cities city to come up with the list. 3 mcdonald's is taking its classic french fries to the next level in japan.yesterday the company announced the new 'mcchoco potato' french fries that can be drizzled with two word yet.. on whether mcdonalds plans to test them in the u-s. 3 3 the tax filing season is officially underway and scammers are trying to take advantage of taxpayers. officials say the biggest phone fraud in irs history is growing and now the government is launching a public service announcement warning taxpayers about the phone scammers who claim to be irs agents. 3 :inspector general of investigations hey're just ruthless criminals, and they really don't care about people, they don't care about anything other than trying to intimidate you into paying them money.//the tipoff is, if you don't pay immediately, you're going to go to jail, that is the tip off. the irs would never make a telephone call like that.,3 if you do get a call like that, the i-r-s says you should just hang up. 3 3

cities. it won't be won or lost only by cities. the cities states and nations working together very clearly but when it comes down to at the solutions when either going to have to be implemented by you. if the nation wants a new program and a transportation approach if you decide to implement solutions for transportation congestion globally are nationally is going to come down to cities. we have to implement that it is street to street level. what we find in the way we are organized as the best way to get anything done is mayor to mayor. we are very much a mayor led organization. our steering committee is made up of mayors and we turn around and work with other organizations of mayors like the national league of cities and others. really the best inspiration when you're looking at any of these types of tools trying to transform the market in trying to provide trusted allies and better communications the best answer usually comes from another mayor who has tackled the problem and has a solution to offer. so, working together is pretty much and

city that isnt safe, do business in a city that isnt safe, or move to a city that isnt safe" as part of the plan to do that, metro will now patrol parks and trails to cut down crime in remote areas. goodman also said that recently her focus has been on counter- terrorism, and that's something that will continue to be a priority. and there is a lot our city has to look forward to... like a new theater coming downtown, and hosting the last presidential debate next october. up next... the bundy dilemma. the infamous nevada family is armed and refusing to leave oregon. and that is frightening the people living there. we'll tell you what's expected to happen in just a few hours. ((ad-lib)) ahead today... the armed militia that's taken over a federal building in oregon is expected to unveil over a federal building in big plans for moving forward.. this comes after their leader, ammon bundy rejected the local sheriff's request for him and refuge they took over on sunday. the community says they're scared that things could get violent and end in gunfire, but bundy and

city's water systems.city leaders tell cbs 2 news, their water systems haveveeen able to keep up with the townwn steady population increase.but as the city continues to grow, it becomes more of a struggle.in 2008 the city completely rebuilt its waste water treatment plant.now, they're moving on to phase two. the city is working on designing a new, 20 million dollar water plant near public works. tiffin is also making upgrades to its a water system. system.city administrator doug boldt t tells cbs 2 news, bids are due on february 16th for an inflow and infiltration eliminate ground water that *does not need to be treated from getting i io the sanitary sewer.boldt says it's been putting stress on the city's aging infrastructure. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. a new committee is being set up to analyze the impact of johnson county's new minimum wage ordinance.the eleven- member group is being appointed by the johnson county board of supervisor they'll study how the wage increases are affecting workers as well as businesses. so far, solon, swisher, shueyville and oxford have opted out of the new ordinance. in cedar rapids...mount mercy university is hig

a lot to get to coming up article claiming it is a satellite city of chicago is untrue. changing city. iowa city is seeing a lot of new representatio n. hear their outlook for the future. tonight at 6 tonight at 6. recaing today's top story, iowa city police say staffing the events for presidential candidates is straining their resources. the department has to call in extra officers, who get overtime pay to protect the candidate and the public. sometimes, police e departmenen bill the candidate for their hours. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. cold, colder, coldest.this is how the weather shapes up for the next three days. the northwest wind continues through the weekend at 15-30 mph which continues to usher in more and more arctic air. light snow is likely late saturday mainly along and south of highway 20. accumulations will be light, but it will blow around and that can cause some slick travel with reduced visibilities for a short period of time. the coldest air arrives on sunday and monday >>> breaking news at this hour, witnesses say gunfire and the sound of

city. and so this is -- this is the old city. so basically only the old city and its immediate surroundings constitute the historic what we call jerusalem. jerusalem that's been mentioned in the bible and different holy -- different holy books. it is the old city. but it is the municipal city that has been added and if you notice, it has been added in a very erratic way. why? in order to include areas and then exclude population there. so it is a very odd way. but not as the old city there, it is there. the rest is not jerusalem. when you want to decide on the future of jerusalem you have to make that definition -- that distinction between the old city and the municipal city. the cities that have been enlarged. so reconciliation in midst of conflict is that we need to agree on such issues as municipal service, day-to-day living problems, status of holy places, and to degree to disagree on issues such as political sovreignty. so the proposed solution is to have the holy old city, to have a special international jewish-christian-muslim custodianship. while the m

city, county and private investors to help with the rest. while the council couldn't approve or deny the request in today's work session, it gave it's support for the project... citing the city's need for affordable housing. "this has been an issue that the city, city council, particulal the mayor has wanted to tear down gonzales gardens. it's 76 years old. it's time to go." while the council couldn't approve or deny the request in today's work session, it gave it's support for the project... affordable housing. there's no timeline yet for the complex that will replace gonzales`gardens, but cha says it will be a mixed income complex with units for seniors and families. that project's expected to total 60 million dollars. after the break--we're less than a week away from the college football national championship. and dabo swinney is getting his team ready to play with the best of the best when they take on alabama. break 2 dabo swinney has just under a week to get his championship. sports director rick joins us with more. today was media day for the tigers in clemson. sessions when they arrive in arizona later this week for the national championship game. today they faced the reporters on the local beat who've covered the tigers all year. nex

city manager... says iowa city and uber discussed bringing the service to the area last sexual assualts in iowa city in suspect was a taxi driver. ultimately uber decided to ppt it on hold. (nats) recently uber contacted the city again. the iowa city manager's office is confident this time uber will soon be in the area... and m mst people like the idea. (sot. cg: brandon christy/u. iowa student) "i have used uber at my hometown in plainfield, illinois. i do like uber." (sot. cg: peter kokontis/iowa week." but not everyone is convincc. (sot. cg: jason kooi/iowa city) "as long as the cost to use the bus stays reasonable, resonable, then i'll probably continue using those services." we've got you covered in iowa city... hillary maglin... kwwl news. the city manager says right now, hold up seems to be uber's worry they could be at a competitive disadvantage with other transportation in the area. some people fought the fog in buchanan county to see a ribbon cutting at a special new bridge. the amish sawmill bridge, south of fairbanknk is the first of it's kind, built with a neetechnique to last longer and

the next step is for the city council to approve the plans. the city of sioux city appointed three important new positions this morning. bob scott was sworn in as the mayor of sioux city. scott broke a record by becoming the longest serving mayor in city history. he has served the past 11 years and his four-year term began today after running unopposed for re-election. councilwoman rhonda capron began her second term with today's swearing in ceremony. she defeated her only challenger, thomas venesky, in the election. council member, dan moore, also new mayor pro tempore. (sheila) woodbury county also gained some new leadership today. as the county supervisors' chairman, mark monson, stepped down, jeremy taylor stepped up. taylor officially took the seat of county chairman today, beginning his one-year term. (matt) it was a foggy and frosty monday and it looks like tomorrow won't be much different. (sheila) let's toss it over to chief meteorologist ron demers for the first look at our forecast. it was a foggy, frosty day across siouxland and it's not looking like thi

right now, columbia mayor steve benjamin is giving his state of the city address at city the usc men's basketball team looks to rebound from a loss. and the clemson 2016 football schedule is released....rick will go over some of the key games....sports is next!!! break 3 the atlantic coast conference the fourth time in five years....clemson will open and close the year against teams from the southeastern conference. the tigers will kickoff the season september 3rd at auburn. the tigers opened the 2012 season at against auburn in atlanta and defeated the war eagles 26 to 19. carolina is november 26th in death valley. this past season....clemson's final game was against sec kingpin alabama in the national championship game. here's a look at some key dates for the tigers. the season opener is september third at auburn,. they'll host south carolina state september 17th. the acc opener is september 22nd at georgia tech. the conference rival showdown with florida state is october 29th in talahassee. bragging rights battle with the gamecocks on november 26th. for only the second time this yea

city and charged with stealing a car and running away from police, among other charges.now... north sioux city police chief richard headid says corral 3 confessed to several car break- ins in south sioux city recently warned residents about a string of nearly two dozen car burglaries in the city.it's not known how many of those are connected to corral.police say he matches the person seen in security video from some of the burglaries. 3 3 a sioux city man is facinin charges of robbing a friend in the morningside area.20- year- old justin dahlheimer is charged with 2nd degree robbery.police say he asked a friend to meet him at a home on vine street to meet with some girls.when the friend arrived, police say dahlheimer and a black man assaulted him... stealing his wallet, money and car keys.a search of dahlheimer's cacafound the victim's coat. he's currently being held in the woodbury county jail on 10- thousand dollars bond. 3 3 and a rock valley, iowa man will spend the next five years in prison on drug charges.29- year- old austin mulder was convicted of possessing pseudoephedrine with intent to manufacture meth.he was sentenced monday with that sentence set to run alongsgse his sentences

city - - city and we tried to drive around to find out where this happened tonight, but it is quiet and we did see a couple of sheriffs vehicles had back to the jail. we are still waiting for information from the sheriff, he told us that he is is he at the moment statement for us and you will have an update at the end of the show and we can confirm again tonight it was an officer involved shooting in virginia city. >> she's going to stay down and try to get more information and we are going to check in with her and just a little bit, but another shooting in the silver state, the man shot on new year's eve was holding a cell phone as officers on scene thought. the victim's family speaking out and is on to new reports, they have questions that they want answered. >> i want the truth. i want justice for my son. >> reporter: daniel has no idea - - danielle has no idea why police would shoot her son. she said he was in las vegas missing his uncle and us marshals say he was a wanted him for attempted murder charges. >> they know his charges. they know what is going on with him. it is false. they needed the police department out here. what did they do? they lied. >> reporter: the marshals asked them for help. he was tracked down off desert and cimmaron on new year's eve. they thought he had a a gun when he actually had a cell phone. they fired on him and they stressed he did not cooperate. >> he is wa

as the 403 mayor of this wonderful city we have a lot of work that we've already done to have been a successful city has we are i won't be the first one to say our city can't say you been successful unless we're a safe city and all of you on the front lines are making our city save but i'm also had the pleasure of being the mayor in 3 world series celebrations one nabbing celebration and america's cup on the eave of hosting the incredible 50th shakespeare and get to enjoy it is finite police department it is to say that under the leadership of this commission with the chief we've had all the successes and continue to be a successful city as long as we also are a safe city and being a safe city i also will be the first to say that is not just on the shoulders of our police men and women their have their responsibilities you'll all have our responsibilities do the great community policing we've engaged in but forthcoming we have challenges and we have challenges that we're going to meet in the very heartfelt way because our citizens require us to be more transparent and have the body cameras that challenge us i think the public finds out more that happ

our mobile app >>> we as city and county leaders what they plan to do after nearly 100 homeless people sleeping outside of a government building. they say it is the city's city leaders tell us they were doing everything they can. we would that we were in the city. yesterday. >> we want as a community to help to offer them a solution to their problem but they have to be willing to accept it . >> some homeless tell us they are staying put until there is a permanent shelter in place, not temporary one. the city meets next week on what to do next and the mayor hopes to meet with county leaders next friday. >>> u.s. marshals are now searching for the inmate who escaped a work release program. >> following this search for gary bullock, his girlfriend and her 3-year-old son of 4 days. eyewitness news this morning janai norman joins us live. he escaped by cutting off his gps monitor. >> that's how law enforcement quickly learned about the escape. after 3 days of not finding bullock, u.s. marshals are now . volusia county deputies have been running down leads trying to find gary bullock. they say it is an investigative search, not a massive ground search but so far i

group in dubuque is winter months to convince the city to stop using pesticides and other chemicals in city parks. instead, the group's members want the city to consider alternative ways of pests in the parks, once the snow melts. common pests in the parks include things like.. mice... cockroaches... termites... fungi.. and weeds. chief katie dubuque does this group want the city to do? parks" wants an all out ban of the use of pesticides like round up in city parks. and they don't want to wait for that ban to take effect. covers the city's parks. but it's what sits beneath the winter snow, that worries carla kaufman. "i threw up every 10 minutes for 18 hours and the second time for 36 hours. " she says that's the reaction she has when exposed to round up. that's why she got involved with the "poison free park" group. members of the group say keeping pesticides out of public places will benefit everyone who uses the parks. "month after month you see more and more studies coming out to indicate that this is an endoxxxx disruption. that this is cancer causing. that's defects and it negatively impacts the health of people. " the city says, th

manager but he is a familiar face within the last hour city council voted to promote david hanson. he served as the city's deputy city manager christina surgical is live outside city hall with reaction to that decision. well it was a unanimous decision by the virginia beach city council in my memory was first in july of last year city. synergy beach city hanson will be the right guy to take over for him. there will assassins and several council members spoke out today about their decision everyone talked about how confident they are that hinson will continue steering the city in the right direction. i also spoke dance in just minutes after his appointment he told me he is ready to hit the ground running. take a listen to when he told me his plans are to continue the levels of excellence that our city council expects of the employees of virginia beach to be innovative to be frugal in our efforts to be trustworthy and to earn the respect and confidence of our citizens is what we do everyday and to do otherwise would be disruptive so i think i'll just keep the ship heading in the direction of this new city manager work

cities. cities in iowa were not included in the list, however, quad cities users reported seeing prices there slashed in half. uber may be adding iowa city to the list of cities it serves. the company had been oking at the area last year...but stopped pursuing the idea around the time the city council passed new regulations for cabs and web-based companies like uber... (peter kokonis/iowa city) "it (brandon christy/ui studentt"if neficial overall to the students, especially with drunk driving and all that stuff going on." some people said they would prefer to walk to their destination or use the bus line... but many people in iowa city... especially students... think city more convenient. coming up ... the award goes to...we're looking at who took home honors at last night's golden globes. and stormtrack seven meteorologist will bee ck with your storm track seven day forecast when we return... forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather & team. see the screen for your complete information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we could see some light snow and flurries today and to

back to iowa city we go -- for ththgirls redition of iowa city bragging rights -- west hosting city final minute... little hawks down two... but courtney joens saves the day... the steal d the dish to her sister ashley -- and we head to overtimein o-t- west down two -- but logan cook has ice in her veins -- she hits the big bucket to send it into double overtimebut city high would close it out -- ashley joens -- takes it straight to the cup for the hoop and the harm -- ttle hawks win a thiller -- 70 to 67 in double overtime. elsewhere in the m-v-c -- linn-mar hosting cedar falls in a battle of ranked teams jump to the 4th -- lions dn 10 -- but coming back -- lexi freeze takes it hard to the rack for twobut the tigers were deadly from deep all game long -- ally conrad -- drops in the triple -- as cedar falls gets the win - 50 to 35. and ioio city regina -- looking to stay perfect -- regals hosting bellevue in a river valley clashbellevue came out firing in this one... camryn reeg... comfortable in the corner... she finds the regina wouldldet things going with defense -- kennedy brown sends

city. city counil named dave hansen the new city manager tonight. they say he has spent ten years working for the city, and he had a 30-year military career. hansen takes over for former city manager james spore. he retired last month after 24-years with virginia beach. new information about a couple of planned projects in virginia beach. tonight, city council planned to discuss a proposal for the 15th street pier. mayor will sessoms says: leaders will be working with the developers-- and pier proposal - clip 48 17:05;05 the largest city in the commonwealth outta iconic i'm very excited about that do i know if the numbers will work yet? i don't. a private group has asked to re-develop the area between 14th and 16th streets at the oceanfront. we could see a new pier, hotel, restaurants, and more parking. it would cost 245-million. the mayor also discussed plans for a fitness park at the oceanfront. city council did not approve the project when they voted on it earlier this month. tonight, the mayor is sharing his disappointment but telling people not

city's historic neighborhos object to new standards that will dictate how their homes can look. we'll explain. and... sioux city's school board takes a major step toward replacing a century-old school with a state of the art facility. < cell tower in a morningside neighborhood has been put on hold by the sioux city city council. the plan is to build the tower of south rustin street. here's a look at a site plan given to ktiv from the local homeowners. but, a p pition from more than 30 individuals resonated with the council. council members sent the proposal back to the board of adjustments. one local resident says more than 80 homes would be affected if verizon builds the tower. "everybody's property would be decreased by about 20 percent," said mary zink, a sioux city resident living near the proposed tower. "that's based on a 2005 study that i found in a professional appraisal journal." if the board of adjustment does not reconsider, the next option for the neighborhood would be district court. the city council also unanimously approved the planning and zoning commission's recommendati ons to incorporate design standnrds for sioux city's historic rose hill district. tonight was the first of three readings. the ordinance would require property owners to adhere to a guidelines when fixing their

the city, we see flash flooding reoccurring on a fairly regular basis and we want to try and reduce that." homeowners -- who won't see much of a change -- say 's a smart move for the whole city. city. "hopefully we can win the race b bore it gets too bad, that w w we can mitigate the flooding that happens in cr and affects cr citizens so much."ultimately, the city says they're pushing g r improvements...and money is a good incentive to make rain- friendly changes to a property. property. "we want to encourage infiltration of that water; we want to encourage people to think about what they can do." the new rates are still being determined...but the change is set to start on july 1.we'll keep you updated on what happens between now and then. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller fox 28 news dora thanks.a few flakes falling across parts of iowa tonight. tonight.what can you expect tomorrow morning? meteorologisterry swails rry thanks.another ice rescue today, but this one was planned. planned.firefighters from cedar rapids are conducting training for ice rescue all this week.last year, the department responded to eight cold water rescues.this training comes just days aft

tickets will go out like they did to anyone violating in sioux city," said justin vondrak, assistant city attorney. konenkamp says sioux city police will have 24-7 access to the south dakota disptach to get any neccasary information regarding criminal cases. michelle schoening, ktiv news four. when asked for comment, sioux city police chief doug young referred questions to the city's legal department. one south dakota lawmaker says he fully supports the governor's actions to block the database. representative jim bolin spoke constituent on thursday about a from the speed-traffic camera from sioux city. he says having the cameras on the interstate isn't right. "that was a road that was paid for by primarly federal tax money from all over the country and i don't think it's right to have that on an interstate," said rep. jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin also said having the cameras may be of service to sioux city, but that the interstate is not the right place for them. cameras interstate, i think that's wrong," said rep. jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin voted for the 2014 bill allowing sioux city police access to the information for

colodo springs city council appred a propochange to the city's traffic ordinance. itl make it mandatory for drivers give city transit buses e right of way. poce will start enfoing the law by the end of february. oking eafor yotonight. the city of colorado springs will unveil s "pferred desi" for the nesummit hoe, atop pikes ak. for nt now-we've shown you different ideas of whathat summit house could look like. the city is working with a numberf partrs to replace the -year-old it compl ifou want to take part-- and r feedback... that public meeting is happening at 5:30... at penrose house, on mesa avenue in colorado spngs.news 5 zach thaxn will be at report congp tonight on news 5 at 10. xxxx the touris have returned t the royagorge idge and park in canon city. the canon city landmark with nely 350-thousand vito last year... that's a 2percent increase over 22,fore" the fire. news 5's ay koen just got back from fremont county and joins usn studio with a look at what these numbs mean nnly for thpark ...ut also the city l of those extra visitors meanextra revenue. the city of caon city ownthe prerty but the royal