locked up until 20-18 in the agreement between cedar crossing investors and the city.recently - emmerson's group offered up a one and a half million dollar re-imbursment fundto help pay back those investors.but in a written statement - steve gray hints - " their offer represents pennies on the dollar to our investors and only partially recognizes the collective efforts and commitments a& we continue to work on another path forward that would be more beneficial to cedar rapids a& "nat ding ding - - but wild rose - says the boutique idea - is simply part of emerson's vision for a vibrant downtown - and despite the agreement with gray - they hope the city will support a great plan.tom - (( 2:02:40)) " so we're not asking the city to violate that .. we're not gonna go forward and say them or us .. this is an option. "and maybe the gaming commission admits some studies indicating - extensive cannibalization - haven't turned out to be true. if nothing else - the boutique idea - has their attention.lamberti - (( 2:13:27 )) " but i think there's enough difference there that it'll be interesting to

heading out to our cdot camera at i-25 and emmerson. sky 9 staying on the ground today. low villable and weather out there. the cause we'll check things with camerasd splash back and limited visibility here at 25 and emmerson. volume is light like yesterday. volume never picked up to usual pace because we're entering into a holiday week. issues across our roads involves railroad crossing arms. they're malfunctions at two locations. first at navajo and second out to the east near smith road at intersection of smith and down south, new crash northbound i-25 towards castle pines. this is the area where we're expecting to see the transition from rain over to snow. once it hits the road, it most likely won't stick. that's the part of town we want to head in and check with jessica oh driving around castle rock now. what are you seeing on the highways? >> reporter: so amelia, we went down to ken carl and turned around on i-25 southbound now passing this area looks fine right now. it looks like the rain has all but let up here on i-25 southbound. if you look at cameras at the no

local developers steve emmerson and hunter parks floated the plan a few both new. >>> this has become clear it comes with both opportunity and challenges, matt hamel is joining us now with what he has found this marks 25 years of slots and blackjack in iowa. cedar rapids is the only large sy without a casino continue you'll hear from the major players in a high stakes game where who are trying to improve from thousands who come to concerts in sporting events at the u.s. cell center. just up the block from some of the most popular restaurants and bars in town and just a short walk for convention goers at the double tree. two weeks ago a pink gorilla selling halloween costumes, two years from now, the site at first avenue and the railroad jackpot with this $40 million boutique casino. >> if this were 15 years ago and we had the blank canvas so to speak, we'd be looking at putting the second largest casino in the state of iowa in cedar rapids. >>> he is proud of the iowa city he has been part of from the beginning and of his company's newest success this beautiful casino here in jefferso

this is from the house of pawn on emmerson street on monday night. if you recognize them, call haverhill police. police in weymouth have released several pictures in hopes of finding who is behind these messages at a local park. officers say there's been graffiti at several playgrounds and parks recently. if you know who may be responsible for the vandalism, call police. >> vanessa: a brockton dog that bit four people last month has the city of brockton ordered the huskie leo to be put down, but it hasn't happened yet. the vet determined the dog sat risk for biting again. back in october, leo got loose and bit four different people, including a firefighter and an animal control officer. the town of abbington has removed nearly 80 trees since one fell and killed two people in the spring. public works officials say crews have taken down the trees request of concerned residents. back in april, a whitman couple were killed when a large tree fell on their car, a wrongful death lawsuit was filed against the town, it has not been settled yet. >> kevin: plea