>> thank you president covington. good evening president covington fellow members of the commission, chief, i am deputy chief of administration. this is my administrative report for october 2016. i will start with assignment office. the annual vacancy bid for suppression members should be released this week, and the results will be implemented mid-january. the 2017 vacation selections for the station 49 members will occur soon after the vacancy bids, and expected is mid-november. the h30 eligible list was adopted this month and the promotion and assignment changes reflecting the h30 captain's eligible list has come out this week, and we're currently preparing for the live vacancy bid for the airport division. under homeland security chief francisco continues to attend meetings and training exercises as well as disseminate situational awareness information regarding some of the various tactics and heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders, and he continues to apprize the command staff of all real

michael: by his own admission, covington says this movement is very small.i think he said he has around maybe 3000 or 5000 internet listeners that listen to the show each week, so his success has been limited. some people think that would be a good place to create an all-white nation. the campaign of the order was active there. there is a tradition of white separatism in that area. other people think that it is bad, because although it is mostly white, the pacific northwest, a lot of the people there are politically liberal, for example seattle. covington, i would say, has really put the most thought into it for separatism. he has even come up with a constitution for his north west republic. there are some socialistic elements. detox about providing health care. at the present time, it is still a very marginal movement. whether it will take off, that is to be seen. covington is getting kind of advanced in age, well into his 60's right now. i don't know if there will be somebody to take over the reins when he decides to retire. it has been one of the more end

thank you president covington for bringing this to us. i think the question i asked earlier about the accident that occurred during fleet week is just simply amazing me in terms of the last slide. i was looking at how many ambulances were there both ours and private, what street they were parked at because we practice and talk about scenarios but in when it occurs it is just amazing how well the systems work. i know that we can never take it for granted but with the police department and it sounds like the citizens jumped in and so for me it is just a great scenario and glad we had this brat back with the visuals so everybody can see the contribution. i want to thank you chief and members of 98, veteran members and all participant noted within this report for their participation. it makes us very proud, thank you very much chief hayes-white and chief francisco, madam president. >> thank you. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair. chief francisco, i know you put in about two months of work in the last week and must be so glad to

company, plank industries, has taken on a massive $4 billion-plus redevelopment project in the port covington area of baltimore that's going to take about two decades to complete. city garage is part of that and already opened its doors with tools and a makers base for entrepreneurs who want to create products right here in baltimore from whiskey to state boards. it's also got a testing and research facility for under armour onsite. the message here, entrepreneurs have the ability to elevate this city from the ground up. >> one thing we often say, jobs are great, careers are better, ownership is best. and if we can build a place that has a culture around entrepreneurship, small businesses and general opportunity, we think that's an economic boost at a time when it's really needed. >> the hope here is that this highly visible project will not

good evening president covington and fellow commissioners, chief. gevity chief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016. starting with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name

>> thank you president covington. good evening president covington fellow members of the commission, chief, i am deputy chief of administration. this is my administrative report for october 2016. i will start with assignment office. the annual vacancy bid for suppression members should be released this week, and the results will be implemented mid-january. the 2017 vacation selections for the station 49 members will occur soon after the vacancy bids, and expected is mid-november. the h30 eligible list was adopted this month and the promotion and assignment changes reflecting the h30 captain's eligible list has come out this week, and we're currently preparing for the live vacancy bid for the airport division. under homeland security chief francisco continues to attend meetings and training exercises as well as disseminate situational awareness information regarding some of the various tactics and heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders, and he continues to apprize the command staff of all real

>> thank you president covington.ood evening president covington fellow members of the commission, chief, i am deputy chief of administration. this is my administrative report for october 2016. i will start with assignment office. the annual vacancy bid for suppression members should be released this week, and the results will be implemented mid-january. the 2017 vacation selections for the station 49 members will occur soon after the vacancy bids, and expected is mid-november. the h30 eligible list was adopted this month and the promotion and assignment changes reflecting the h30 captain's eligible list has come out this week, and we're currently preparing for the live vacancy bid for the airport division. under homeland security chief francisco continues to attend meetings and training exercises as well as disseminate situational awareness information regarding some of the various tactics and heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders, and he continues to apprize the command staff of all real o

good evening president covington and fellow commissioners, chief. gevity chief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016. starting with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name

good evening president covington and fellow commissioners, chief.ief of administration ramona williams with my report for the month of september 2016. starting with the assignment office, they have recently completed the vacancy for the members in the field. this report should be distributed the first week of october. there presently preparing the vacancy list for the airport division. under homeland security, as the chief mentioned, there's various activities that are in the works for the upcoming fleet week either and. chief francisco continues to attend various meetings and training exercises and continues to disseminate situational awareness information regarding various tactics which include heightened threat reports against civilians and first responders. the prizes the command staff and units in the field of potential or real terrorist activities. chief francisco's as mentioned is planning for the fleet we activity which includes very various training activities and demonstrations such as training k-9 demonstration airshows to name a few. the

covington says he does everything he can to keep the kids away from something like this. >> living heres rough man. it ain't easy and no jobs for kids to do around here. >> reporter: details of the crime are horrible. suspects barged in the 20-year-old's home and shot and killed him in front of his mother. no word of a motive yet. neighbors tell us the young man was a bright spot on their street. the victim used to give haircuts inside of his home to people who couldn't afford them. now detectives here at the police station say they need some help with this one and after a man who shot and killed a 20-year-old in front of his mother, if you know anything about this call them, in chester bob brooks 6abc action news. >>> protesters interrupted the pride flag raising ceremony today during the ceremony moved inside city hall because of the weather the protesters called for mayor jim kenney to address allegations that some local establishments in the city's lgbt community are racist and issued a response a few hours later and he said the community will overcome hate and encourage people to a

covington says he does everything that he can to keep the kids away from something like this. >> it is rough living here. it ain't easy. there is no jobs or kid to do around here. >> reporter: according to chester police the details of the crime are horrible. suspect barged in the 20 year-old's home and shot and killed him in front of his mother. in word of a motive yet. neighbors tell us that the young man was a bright spot on their street. victim used to give haircuts inside of his home, to people who could not afford them. now detectives here at the police station say they need help with this one. they are after a man who shot and killed a 20 year-old in front of his mother. if you nose anything about this give them a call. reporting from chester, bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> a family has been left homeless following a house fire overnight in blackwood, new jersey. the fire broke out just after 3:00 a.m. here in the 1,000 block of oak wood avenue. fire fighters quickly extinguished the fire, and family was able to escape without the any injuries. one fire fighter was

>>[laughing] see you soon. >> >>[applause] >> thank you president covington. now it gives me great pleasure and it is truly an honor to introduce the next speaker. please, welcomed the chief of the san francisco fire department, joanne hayes-white >> thank you. good morning and welcome an open e ctr. five signs, did thank you for bringing us in to archbishop riordan high school band. we really appreciate you being here. if you don't pursue a career in music consider the fire service. thanks for being you. my brother was class of 1971. it's a great privilege to be here with so many of you get a lot of people to knowledge and think. certainly, our federal partners are regional partners, my colleagues from throughout the bay area, fire department, thank you for being here as well as our military partners. to our elected officials, i see some remember to supervisor peskin here today as well as our sheriff vicki hennessy. she's not elected but i think if she was elected she got 100% support and that is the city and state chief of protocol charlotte schultz. thank y

thank you president covington for bringing this to us. the question i asked earlier about the accident that occurred during fleet week is just simply amazing me in terms of the last slide. i was looking at how many ambulances were there both ours and private, what street they were parked at because we practice and talk about scenarios but in when it occurs it is just amazing how well the systems work. i know that we can never take it for granted but with the police department and it sounds like the citizens jumped in and so for me it is just a great scenario and glad we had this brat back with the visuals so everybody can see the contribution. i want to thank you chief and members of 98, veteran members and all participant noted within this report for their participation. it makes us very proud, thank you very much chief hayes-white and chief francisco, madam president. >> thank you. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair. chief francisco, i know you put in about two months of work in the last week and must be so glad to relax a

thank you president covington for bringing this to us. i think the question i asked earlier about the accident that occurred during fleet week is just simply amazing me in terms of the last slide. i was looking at how many ambulances were there both ours and private, what street they were parked at because we practice and talk about scenarios but in when it occurs it is just amazing how well the systems work. i know that we can never take it for granted but with the police department and it sounds like the citizens jumped in and so for me it is just a great scenario and glad we had this brat back with the visuals so everybody can see the contribution. i want to thank you chief and members of 98, veteran members and all participant noted within this report for their participation. it makes us very proud, thank you very much chief hayes-white and chief francisco, madam president. >> thank you. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair. chief francisco, i know you put in about two months of work in the last week and must be so glad to

>>[laughing] see you soon. >> >>[applause] >> thank you president covington. now it gives me great pleasure and it is truly an honor to introduce the next speaker. please, welcomed the chief of the san francisco fire department, joanne hayes-white >> thank you. good morning and welcome an open e ctr. five signs, did thank you for bringing us in to archbishop riordan high school band. we really appreciate you being here. if you don't pursue a career in music consider the fire service. thanks for being you. my brother was class of 1971. it's a great privilege to be here with so many of you get a lot of people to knowledge and think. certainly, our federal partners are regional partners, my colleagues from throughout the bay area, fire department, thank you for being here as well as our military partners. to our elected officials, i see some remember to supervisor peskin here today as well as our sheriff vicki hennessy. she's not elected but i think if she was elected she got 100% support and that is the city and state chief of protocol charlotte schultz. thank y

thank you president covington for bringing this to us. i think the question i asked earlier about the accident that occurred during fleet week is just simply amazing me in terms of the last slide. i was looking at how many ambulances were there both ours and private, what street they were parked at because we practice and talk about scenarios but in when it occurs it is just amazing how well the systems work. i know that we can never take it for granted but with the police department and it sounds like the citizens jumped in and so for me it is just a great scenario and glad we had this brat back with the visuals so everybody can see the contribution. i want to thank you chief and members of 98, veteran members and all participant noted within this report for their participation. it makes us very proud, thank you very much chief hayes-white and chief francisco, madam president. >> thank you. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair. chief francisco, i know you put in about two months of work in the last week and must be so glad to

. >> game-changer supervisors i'm francee covington satisfactory serving as president of the san franciscoire commission we're looking forward to having a continued conversations with our colleagues and dbi and i think that supervisor peskin chair peskin our suggestion that the property information map serves as a guideline for how to move forward in sharing information is brilliant. >> thank you, commissioner made my day (laughter) okay who's here on behalf of our it department. >> no questions for me; right? >> colleagues seeing none, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, bryan reporting /* roberto. >> hello bryan from the department of technology. >> can you help those people (laughter) well, there was a specific recommendation about a particular oracle database we don't manage we help folks with the kind of rescoping

. >> game-changer supervisors i'm francee covington satisfactory serving as president of the san franciscoire commission we're looking forward to having a continued conversations with our colleagues and dbi and i think that supervisor peskin chair peskin our suggestion that the property information map serves as a guideline for how to move forward in sharing information is brilliant. >> thank you, commissioner made my day (laughter) okay who's here on behalf of our it department. >> no questions for me; right? >> colleagues seeing none, thank you. >>

it will slide south of cincinnati the way it's looking, into covington, kentucky over the next little child. weather here. this is your severe weather zone, if you will, the darker green. this is just general lightning and thunder. so here in northern ohio, not so severe, but it's all about the rainfall. let's time it in. 7:00 p.m. tonight. now, this model i'm using now is slightly sooner in arrival time. i would say that any time after 10:00, we could see a shower west of cleveland and interstate 71. i'm betting that most of the rain after midnight. look at that large area of heavy rainfall moving through canton taking us up to 6:00 a.m. it's a very soggy morning community for many of you. allow a few extra minutes. mid-60s along the lakeshore. cleveland, mentor, 64, norwalk, a little warmer inland. akron, a comfortable 70 degrees. we've got mid-60s at hopkins. at 9 miles per hour. when you have a dry northeasterly breeze coming on shore, it tends to erode away the raindrops and hold it back for a little extra time. i'm thinking in earnest, 11:00, mainly after midnight. so you have a

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> there was no shortage of cotu covington, kentucky. over the weekend dog lovers participiated in the 15th annual dog costume "pawrade" this year's theme was "your favorite fairytale," it gave all those pet parents a chance to show off their pets and their imagination. there were prizes and the money raised went to local charities. every dog registered got a free doggie bag./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and lastly hundreds of waiters and waitresses showed off their walking skills in argentina ((kirsten joyce)) >> on saturday they competed in an annual waiter race. trying to walk as fast as placed on their trays. more than 500 men and women took part in the 1 mile race through buenos aires. there were different age categories. the winner of each category was the person who crossed the finish line first with their tray intact. over eleven hundred american dollars.//// giant, colorful creatures made of wood and paper known as "alebrijes" filled the streets of mexico city on saturday for >>> we'll be right back......../// ((brian loftus)) respon

is hosted by mark hammon the panel includes chairman jeff and political science professor kelly covington. >>> there is a new outdoor fitness center in cedar rapids. the new spaces officially opened in the park this afternoon. the visitors can exercise under a shaded structure. features and ab toner and squat machine. earlier oranges are being hit hard and it is worse than predicted. >>> florida is $11 billion industry facing a growing danger from disease. a bacteria from china known as greaney is wiping out the orange groves. 90% are infected. next year's harvest could be >> this is an emotional time i am the fourth generation to be here and to give that up with hurt me.>> in 2000 for the state produced 240 million boxes of oranges. the season the number is expected to drop to at least 70 million. >>> it has been a rainy gloomy day the terry will tell us how things will start to warm up. he is here now. >>> there is hope karen. it is really nasty out there. a lot of low clouds and drizzle. the heavier rains are long gone and the next feature will be clearing out the clouds. we have to wo

home burglary suspect that as and resulted in one neighborhood being axed to shelter residents on covington road is the mayor monte ave called in a burglary in progress just before noon police alerted everyone in the area to shelter and plays the suspect was described as a black male 5 ft. 9 in. tall wearing dark clothing and a scarf. >>reporter: to see this happen in the parking lot of the nordstrom maxtor police said they stop those men when it tried to drive away and allegedly found in the tools used to break windows the case comes to days after a robbery heavy rain turns one california road way into a river forcing some streets to shut down an east bay cities set to vote on two measures them with an increase while the city behind them is asking you to cast a no vote my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes o

black hawk county.moderator mark hyman asked university of iowa political science professor cary covington about seeing this kind of animosity everywhere. personal attacks and have we debased the whole system? taht's a tricky question and as jeff has mentioned, you can go backt hrough history and find the same thing. in the last 30-40 years, we've seen a lot more animosity than before. there beyond teh candidates that explain that. voters are increasingly distant from one another and public opinion polls show that dems have a low view of reps and a majority of both parties think that the other party is a threat to our nation's well-being. water quality in the state of des moines water works sued three rural counties over farming nitrates put into the water.the governor tried to make progress on this last legislative session -- but it never got any traction. "well i think the water quality in dsm is about grabbing headliens or they wouldn't have approached the issue in that way. what you ahve is the sideeffects of feeding the nation. there needs to be a effort there.the hosue republcians pu

transportation is finishing up work on the road between edgewood road in covington road. it should be open to drivers by thanksgiving. construction plans are: throw. they hope to have three lanes of traffic going in each direction near them all. they are unveiling a new plan with small -- helping small businesses.>>> scott and he will explain how we are going to revive the area.>> the they lost a lot of revenue because the flood. they had to close for evacuations plus prep and cleanup, which cost more. today, city officials announced the creation of the small business recovery fund. it is private and corporate donations. keep in mind this is a grant, not alone.'s recovery effort is important because small businesses drive the local economy.>> center economic strength, that is the vitality of the community.>> small businesses located in evacuation zone they may -- must show the knee. there is a link to the app -- application on our website at cbs2iowa.com. >>> they are putting pressure on the federal government to prior toys protection rights. chuck wrote a letter to the u

the stretch between edgewood in covington rocha be open by thanksgiving. >>> two cedar rapids police officers are clear in the death to a domestic disturbance at the valley high apartments on edgewood road northwest. when the got to the vet a 25- year-old woman withstand -- stab wounds. i would criminal investigations determined that bivens ignored the officers attempt to drop will soon be equipped with body cameras. cameras.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga joins us live to tell us what needs to happen first. after some discussion today linn county supervisors will decide next monday whether or the linn county sheriffs office.first they want to make sure people know how they will protecet the deputies and the public. it's hard to find community make sure people know how the cameras will protect deputies and the public. it is hard to find a community where body cameras are not a part of the law enforcement conversation.>> if you look nationally i think some of the public is demanding the body of that, he said, she said type of situation. we are not against this at all. if it helps wit

includes republican chairman jeff hoffman, doctor and he maguire and cary covington. recent statistics show iowa students are doing better in science but we have a long way to go. as we told you on tuesday school districts are now revealing the student achievement numbers. the des moines register reports iowa middle school students are making strides but many still struggle in iowa only 38% of middle schl proficient levels, however, there is some good news. statewide the achievement gap between black and white students shrinking >>> coming up. two earthquakes shake italy and toppled buildings but this was the first time the european country has had to deal with terrifying tremors. >>> cloudy skies will give way to sunshine this afternoon. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so

andy mcguire and university of iowa politicial science professor cary covington. update-the woman police say crashed into a springville bus earlier this week -- is now dea. dead.the crash happened monday afternoon.witnesses tell cbs 2 news the bus was stopped to let a student off.that's when 26-year-old molly zelinskas crashed into the back of the 26-year old crashed into the back of the bus. she was taken to saint luke's hospital but died the next day. one student was treated for minor injuries. no word yet on the cause of the crash. a visitation for the victim is being held saturday at noon in dubuque. >>> the tech trend that started in the family room is now making its way to your fridge, your oven and even the counter tops it's called the june oven and it's one of those new appliances trying to help the at home cook. the oven uses sensors, scales and cameras to figure out what you're preparing it's as easy as putting something like salmon in the ovp and then the to cook it. >> we're in essence teaching the oven to think like a chef. >> reporter: now the june o

anti- maguire and university of iowa's political science professor cary covington.>>> coming up tonight, so this political news correspondent scott dickey to another key election. you will your viewpoints on several topics including jobs, taxes and the black lives matter movement. that is tonight at 10:00.>>> that brings us to our question of the day. you trust the government? to answer go to our website and click on the question of the day lincoln cast your vote. >>> governor terry branson clear to schedule today to go to his father-in-law funeral services. his father-in-law couple richard johnson died in des moines on sunday. he was 91. branstad will resume his schedule >>> still to come a break in the weather prevented farmers moved the harvest a long before they are fighting to make a profit even though this carpus could the record numbers.>>> we had a setback last i was heavy rains around eastern iowa with some spots with well over 2 inches of rain but the clouds with the reagan back warmer temperatures will return and you will love the forecast when tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning

the stretch between edgewood and covington road should be open to drivers by thanksgiving. >> state leaders tonight talked about the future of i-380. several residents have wanted to see a new ramp system installed at tower ter., road. the dot tells us that has been part of the original design but only was there enough development in the area to justify the change. improvements to the boyson road >> the iowa board of regents is discuss entering -- discussing improvements to kinnick stadium. the changes come with new concessions, restrooms and approved, the project would be completed by the 20-19 football season. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...stepping out of the limelight.the difficult decision one local musician is making to prevent a life- threatening disease. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life

>> game-changer supervisors i'm francee covington satisfactory serving as president of the san francisco fire commission we're looking forward to having a continued conversations with our colleagues and dbi and i think that supervisor peskin chair peskin our suggestion that the property information map serves as a guideline for how to move forward in sharing information is brilliant. >> thank you, commissioner made my day (laughter) okay who's here on behalf of our it department. >> no questions for me; right? >> colleagues seeing none, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, bryan reporting /* roberto. >> hello bryan from the department of technology. >> can you help those people (laughter) well, there was a specific recommendation about a particular oracle database we don't manage we help folks with the kind of rescoping the "x" sell project that is active and ongoing i believe we'll have a new project plan in mid-november. >> of what year. >> this year. >> sorry just been 10 years i was asking. >> yeah. >> so that's the main focus of where we are helping

. >> game-changer supervisors i'm francee covington satisfactory serving as president of the san franciscoire commission we're looking forward to having a continued conversations with our colleagues and dbi and i think that supervisor peskin chair peskin our suggestion that the property information map serves as a guideline for how to move forward in sharing information is brilliant. >> thank you, commissioner made my day (laughter) okay who's here on behalf of our it department. >> no questions for me; right? >> colleagues seeing none, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, bryan reporting /* roberto. >> hello bryan from the department of technology. >> can you help those people (laughter) well, there was a specific recommendation about a particular oracle database we don't manage we help folks with the kind of rescoping the "x" sell project that is active and ongoing i believe we'll have a new project plan in mid-november. >> of what year. >> this year. >> sorry just been 10 years i was asking. >> yeah. >> so that's the main focus of where we are helping w

. >> game-changer supervisors i'm francee covington satisfactory serving as president of the san franciscoire commission we're looking forward to having a continued conversations with our colleagues and dbi and i think that supervisor peskin chair peskin our suggestion that the property information map serves as a guideline for how to move forward in sharing information is brilliant. >> thank you, commissioner made my day (laughter) okay who's here on behalf of our it department. >> no questions for me; right? >> colleagues seeing none, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, bryan reporting /* roberto. >> hello bryan from the department of technology. >> can you help those people (laughter) well, there was a specific recommendation about a particular oracle database we don't manage we help folks with the kind of rescoping the "x" sell project that is active and ongoing i believe we'll have a new project plan in mid-november. >> of what year. >> this year. >> sorry just been 10 years i was asking. >> yeah. >> so that's the main focus of where we are helping w

hundreds of them were decked out, people paid $5 per dog wit all money to benefit charity in the covington area, prizes awarded in several categories includingr best original costum, best store-bought costume and this theme costume the years theme wass fairytale. >> lot of cities organize haunted houses to give people a good time. >> texas it is about good clean fun, this is not your average halloween attraction that shine express carwash in arlington gives extra spooky carwash this time of year, they dress up and creepy outfitters to scare people anddra their cars makes her way through the carwash,, guys and kids when i get out of school iss a so night stuff we turn off the lights all my workers put on scary masksks tr to scare the kids while they go through the tunnel, we have the smoke machines that go through the day, it's just a fun thing for the kidsha j. it's a great way to kill two birds with one stone, you get your car claimed and take the kids to a haunted house, r for a lot less than a family's worth of tickets to a haunted attraction. fa reporters from all over will be in cleve

. >> reporter: port covington's $4 billion plus redevelopment led by under armour ceo kevin planks' investmentnd funded via public and private capital will take nearly two decades to complete. but city garage is already opened its doors with a maker space and resources for entrepreneurs who want to create made in america products from whiskey to skateboards, as well as the manufacturing and testing facility for under armour. the message? entrepreneurs have the ability to elevate the city from the bottom up. baltimore's affordability, accessibilities and educational system make it a great place for a young company to lay down roots. in 2015, it was a top 20 metro for startup activity, with nearly $900 million poured into the state that same year. johns hopkins fast forward accelerator launched in 2013 with a focus on innovation and technology. since 2012, 67 companies have been licensed by john's hopkins university, and those based on the university technology have raised more than $1 billion in funding in the past four years. >> i think it's kind of a virtuous circle. we built these facilities

the stretch between edgewood in covington rocha be open by thanksgiving. >>> two cedar rapids police officers are clear in the death

railroad between decatur and points west, he ordered the division to leave the left flank and go to covington to burn more bridges and tara more tracks -- tear up more tracks. this left the left flank in the air. e and notifiedalon shortly after garrard headed out. he notified commander sherman who did not care. meanwhile however, mac is worried and starts ordering dodge's 16th corps to help guard the flank. helpfantry brigade to guard the bacwagontry. left andcorps held the warns that in the afternoon and evening of the 21st, watch out for attack. aerman's blunder gave hood great tactical gift. wheeler, within one hour of garrard heading to the east, he reports the yankee flank is in the air. this gives hood the immediate opportunity to decide to launch his flanking attack in the rear and flank. on the afternoon of the 21st, lickety-split, he develops his plan. here is the perimeter. during the night of the 21st-20 2nd, they will go into the main confederate works. these corps would keep marching through the city out by the road,lnough eventually go northeast and into position to attack the

it happened near the corner of covington road and miramonte avenue just before noon on friday. police and a k-9 unit searched the home and asked people to stay indoors. schools in the area were under lockdown during the search. that was later lifted and students were let out at the usual time. no one was injured in the burglary. there is no clear description of the burglar. in california news. c-h-p officers shot and killed a man in sacramento after they say he pointed a gun at them. it happened on friday afternoon on a street near interstate 80. officers say they saw the man waving a gun in the middle of the street. officers say he would not drop the gun, and instead pointed it at them. that is when they shot the man. "the suspect did level the gun at the officers and fearing for their life, they discharged their firearms." "just heard boom, boom boom. but the dude was obviously just not well." the man was in his 30s and his identity has yet to be released. no one else was injured during the shooting. the officers are 20-year and 8- year c-h-p veterans, the sacramento county s

>>[laughing] see you soon. >> >>[applause] >> thank you president covington.ow it gives me great pleasure and it is truly an honor to introduce the next speaker. please, welcomed the chief of the san francisco fire department, joanne hayes-white >> thank you. good morning and welcome an open e ctr. five signs, did thank you for bringing us in to archbishop riordan high school band. we really appreciate you being here. if you don't pursue a career in music consider the fire service. thanks for being you. my brother was class of 1971. it's a great privilege to be here with so many of you get a lot of people to knowledge and think. certainly, our federal partners are regional partners, my colleagues from throughout the bay area, fire department, thank you for being here as well as our military partners. to our elected officials, i see some remember to supervisor peskin here today as well as our sheriff vicki hennessy. she's not elected but i think if she was elected she got 100% support and that is the city and state chief of protocol charlotte schultz. thank you

>>[laughing] see you soon. >> >>[applause] >> thank you president covington. now it gives me great pleasure and it is truly an honor to introduce the next speaker. please, welcomed the chief of the san francisco fire department, joanne hayes-white >> thank you. good morning and welcome an open e ctr. five signs, did thank you for bringing us in to archbishop riordan high school band. we really appreciate you being here. if you don't pursue a career in music consider the fire service. thanks for being you. my brother was class of 1971. it's a great privilege to be here with so many of you get a lot of people to knowledge and think. certainly, our federal partners are regional partners, my colleagues from throughout the bay area, fire department, thank you for being here as well as our military partners. to our elected officials, i see some remember to supervisor peskin here today as well as our sheriff vicki hennessy. she's not elected but i think if she was elected she got 100% support and that is the city and state chief of protocol charlotte schultz. thank y