is the expansion of c-f industries in port neal still on track? 3 a thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men who robbed a morningside family in their home. 3 3 tonight, an update on that case is first on fox. 3 3 3 just after 2- 30 monday morning... two masked men kicked in the front door of the home on south alice street. they were armed with a handgun and a crowbar. they tied up and assaulted a 19- year- old man with special needs... while holding his mother at gunpoint... and brother to watch the assault. afterwards, they stole tvs, game consoles and a cell phone. 3 "i think that not neccesarily just because this incident took place that people should always be vigilant to their own safety and well being and always keep their doors locked; and take home security into consideration. and lighting, locking the doors. erything should always be taken into consideration cause you never know when something like this could happen. "anyone with information on this crime is asked to call the

roads funding, 16th district senator lydia brasch of bancroft expects medicaid expansion and medical marijuana bills to be on the agenda for the 2016 session of the nebraska legislature. brasch says she expects senator kathy campbell to once again push for expansion of medicaid and senator tommy garrett's bill to allow medical use of marijua to also be discussed. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, . " deborah a note for you if you're a cable one customer. unfortunately, we have yet to secure a new agreement for continued carriage of abc9 by cable one. we have agreements with all major carriers with the exception of cable one. we are requesting that cable one pay fair market value for abc and local programming we provide. if cable one declines our agreement, subscribers would lose access to abc9 starting at midnight on thursday. for information on other providers in our community, please visit siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae:

bloomfield says he supports expansion of highway 275 between norfolk and fremont, but would not support bonding to raise the money for the project. 16th district of bancroft believes that medicaid expansion and medical use of marijuana will complicate the 60- day legislative session that kicks off on january 6th. brasch says she has concerns about the medical marijuana bill, and is looking at a health care coverage plan likely to be introduced by senator merv riepe of ralston. and the conservation reserve program tuned 30 last week. then ag secretary john block says the concept behind crp was to stop setting aside some of the nation's best farm ground and instead offer incentives for protecting more fragile land. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " deborah: still to come... a community in fort dodge is

is going to be different with the expansion? curry: we have a cruise ship pre-inspection program in vancouver. interest from other sectors of travel between canada and the united states. , or the mostanism efficient mechanism is through reimbursement. provide forns officers for all the positions in the united states. every single officer is for seaport operations, airport operations. it wasn't so long ago that congress support the agency in our fight for additional personnel. we have positions we're in the process of filling. we need toward, extend our borders as far as possible. mechanism is through public-private partnership of reimbursement associated with appropriate dollars. ted: is that directly coming from the airports and airlines? curry: that is mostly from the private sector as to how it is going to be applied. at our current existing locations, the businesses find a to countries applying travel taxes. we are at six different countries. each of the countries find a way to support the operations. the u.s. government doe

success doesn't come easy, but here at the canal expansion, it has keeps coming. and that all points up to the woman at the top. >> now i've got to say everybody here is wearing an orange vest but you are wearing pink, why is that? >> you don't expect a woman to have this job so a lot of the people would say, "can you do it"? this guy said, "ilya you are married, you have a husband, you have 3 kids", i says, "you know i went to marine engineering college," if i'm a girl i should wear pink, (laughs). >> you own it. >> as we spoke workers dropped by in buckets; off to work on the sides of the new canal wall. it's too easy to get a tightly focused view in a spot like this. so i'm not going to lie, i was a little surprised of this getting here. it looks a little bit narrow for the size of the ships. >> yes, no it's not. it can be deceiving because it's so tall but when you go down below, we'll go, you'll see, you'll feel the magnitude of the chamber. >> can we go? >> yes, of course. >> and with that we were off, driving down below into the bowels of the canal. i could

is the expansion of c-f industries in port neal still on track? 3 a thousand dollar reward is leading to the arrest and conviction of the men who robbed a morningside family in 3 3 3 just after 2- 30 monday morning... two masked men kicked in the front door of the home on south alice street. they were armed with a handgun and a crowbar. they tied up and assaulted a 19- needs... while holding his mother at gunpoint... and forcing her and a younger brother to watch the assault. afterwards, they stole tvs, game consoles and a cell phone. 3 "i think that not neccesarily just because this incident took place that people should always be vigilant to their own safety and well being and always keep their doors locked; and take home security into consideration. and lighting, locking the doors. everything should always be taken into consideration cause you never know when something like this could happen. "anyone with information is asked to call the crimestoppers hotline at 258- tips. 3 3 3 police are also searching for the person or persons who vandalized

historically most economic expansions fade after this long.how confident are you that our economy will slip back into the recession in the near term? >> so let me start by saying that i feel confident about the fundamentals driving the u.s. economy, the health of u.s. households and domestic spending. there are pressures on some sectors of the economy particularly manufacturing and the energy sector reflecting global developments and developments in commodity markets and energy markets, but the underlying health of the u.s. economy, i consider to be quite sound. i think it's a myth that expansions die of old age. i do not think that they die of old age. so the fact that this has been quite a long expansion doesn't lead me to believe that it's one that has, at its days are numbered. but the economy does get hit by shocks, and they were both positive shocks and negative shocks. and so there is a significant on, you know, probability in any year that the economy will suffer some shock that we don't know about that will put you into recession. and

will it be different with some expansion taking place?> we do share the border with canada and i spoke about the vancouver rail and we also have a cruise ship program in vancouver, so there is interest by other sectors of travel between canada and the united states. the only mechanism or the most efficient mechanism for us to take into consideration of expansion is the reimbursement. appropriations provide for positions inall the united states, so as every single officer is invaluable for all the sectors cbp covers and trade and see court operations, land operations, we have a bandwidth issue as far as people who sign up. it was not so long ago that congress supported the agency and our fight and discussion were additional personnel, and we have 2000 officers that were in the process of filling, but growth continues to occur and not only in the air environment that land sectors. in order to move forward knowing that this is dhs imperative to extend borders as far as possible and to be able to have that face-to-face encounter with a person

with the plant say construction on the expansion should be complete by the middle of next year. when its finished... the expansion will add 250 permanent staff.right now... 45- ndred people are working on construction.plant officials say the weather has been the biggest obstacle so 3 "the weather, obviously, in this part of iowa and the timing of some of the construction is a factor. getting the resources in that are needed for a job of this scale has been a factor. we have people from about forr-six ates and severara countries working here at the site. a lot of challenges. logistics of getting all the materials, the large equipment here up the missouri river was a challenge but you just continue to face those and find ways to over come them."overall... deroos says he expects the expansion to have a positive impact on the siouxland community. 3 3 sioux city leaders and state lawmakers are setting goals for the upcoming legislative session.the city council and staff held their annual "legislative day" this morning in council chambers.the goal is to let lawmakers who represent the

the expansion includes specialty areas like coffee, ice cream, sandwich and butcher shops. apply for more than 30 positions within these new shops. >> definitely put in your application. tell us what you love to do. tell us why you love food. why you love this community. tell us a little about yourself. and let's grow in to a nice amazing team. >> frank: the owners tell us they expect the other editions, including a pizza parlor and bar to open in the coming months. >> hope: customers have until thursday, december 31st to claim refunds for unauthorize messages. they were buried if bills. that activity is known as cramming. wireless carriers agreed to pay settle claims with the government. >> frank: overall spending rose nearly 8% from last year. the report shows that online spending was up 20%. shopping at physical stores still accounts for the majority of spending. warm weather this fall pushed back the need for warmer clothing >> hope: i actually just bought myself a new winter hat, a beanie and i feel like i'm not going to need it. >> jason: famous last words, though, ho

but this weakness has been offset by solid expansion of domestic spending. continued job gains and increases in real disposable income have supported household spending and purchases of new motor vehicles have been particularly strong. residential investment has been rising at a faster pace than last year. although at the level of new home building still remains low. outside of the drilling and mining sector, where lower oil prices have led to substantial cuts in investment outlays, business investment has posted solid gains. the committee currently expects that with gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy, economic activity will continue to expand at a moderate pace and labor market indicators will continue to strengthen. although developments abroad still pose risks to u.s. economic growth, these risks appear to have lessened since last summer. overall, the committee sees the risk to the outlook for both economic activity and the labor market as balanced. the anticipation of ongoing economic growth and additional improvement in labor market co

the junior senator from montana is opposed to medicaid expansion. earlier this month, he seemed supportive of montana's expansion of medicaid, saying -- quote -- "i respect the decision of our legislature and our governor on medicaid expansion. i am one that respects and writes their voices." close quote. but today i'm told he will perform a breath-taking about face and vote to do away with montanans' health care. there is a longer list. republicans in ohio, west virginia, the state of nevada will all embrace medicaid expansion. republican governors. in nevada, brian sandoval considered by many to be staunch with his republican party, but he displayed courage by expanding health coverage for tens of thousands of nevadans. so i hope my friend and fellow senator from nevada will follow our governor's example and stand for our constituents' health care. too few republicans will. if obamacare is so awful, why are republicans in kentucky, wyoming, montanart

, bikes and so a ten fold, expansion. and 4500 of those will be located in san francisco. there is another agreement, which is necessary for the bike share program expansion and it is called the program agreement. and the city of san francisco is not a party to this agreement. and it is being, executed between, the metropolitan transportation commission but it is included as a an attachment. and the main contract. we have had a pilot program for two-plus, years and the model for expansion, and the financial model is going to be very different, the existing pilot, and the system is owned by the public sector and by the bay area, and quality management district, and they have contracted on the participating agencies to procure, deploy and operate the system on our behalf, but for the expansion the model is very different. basically, we are permitting mad voit and they are funding it at their own expense and the expense of a sponsor, which they need to secure. without the use of public funds and it is similar to the system t

this is the expansion taking 50 -- 21850. some of these cultures champion individualism, and some utopian reform. some are guided by divine purpose, others champion freedom of conscience and inquiry. anglombrace explicit protestant identity. others, ethnic and religious pluralism. some valued at quality and democratic participation in politics. others, deference to a traditional aristocratic order modeled on slave states of antiquity. throughout the early colonial time, they saw one another as competitors for land, settlers, capital, and even as enemies. you see here to opposing sides in the english civil war the 16 40's, in the american revolution, in the war of 1812. nearly all of the cultures on the map right now would consider leaving the union in the 80 years following the battle of yorktown. two of them tried to do so in the 1860's. the point is, there has never been one america, but rather several. today, there are 11. i'm going to briefly introduce them. nuances.goes into the i will give you the cartoon version so we

of aoor to fight the expansion of the newby island landfill... located in the neighboring city of san jose. they hold weekly meetings... >> it stinks! >> and they host town halls... >> there is a significant odor that comes from the newby island facility. >> sometimes you know when i just go out and take a walk i just feel dizzy, and i feel like throwing up. >> the whole milpitas is like a huge bathroom, you know, it just so smells so bad. >> milpitas, california... a sleepy bedroom community is the gateway to silicon valley. a bustling tech town of 70,000. many citizens here say the garbage is taking over and ruining their quality of life. >> i'm a real estate broker and years ago, very few people would ask about odor. now 100 percent of the people that are buyers within the community are asking about the odor. that is going to affect property values. >> newby island resource recovery park here in san jose, is a landfill operated by republic services, the nation's second largest waste management company. it's been taking trash since 1930 and was

say construction on the expansion should be complete by the middle of next year. when its finished... the expansion will add 250 permanent staff.right now... 45- hundred people are working on construction.plant officials say the weather has been the biggest obstacle so far. 3 "the weather, obviously, in this part of iowa and the timing of some of the construction is a factor. getting the resources in that are needed for a job of this scale has been a factor. we have people from about forty-six states and several countries working here at the site. a lot of challenges. logistics of getting all the materials, the large equipment here up the missouri river was a challenge but you just continue to face those and find ways to over come he expects the expansion to have a positive impact on the siouxland community. 3 sioux city leaders and state lawmakers are setting goals for the upcoming legislative session.the city uncil and staff held their annual "legislative day" yesterday morning in council chambers. the goal is to let lawmakers who represent the area in des moine

gary: the expansion is low growing. you still think it has legs. james: we are was the middle part of the phase. maybe break the record for the longest expansion we have seen. jj: jobs do tend to solve a lot. the one thing we are all wearing to see his wage growth. something you have to take into account, as the jobs market gets healthier, you have people competing for talent. you see people out shopping. they are planning for the parties around the holidays. that is actually great time. you' re seeing companies spending yes, wage growth is always the most important. you are seeing a lot of bonus type things being given, whether it is lunches, etc. that is part of compensation and that i think that is lost on people. james: i think you are hearing more companies talking about the difficulty of finding skilled workers, skilled employees. i think the pressure is already there. we are stunning to see the numbers. we are at 5% unemployment. we have had millions of jobs created. we see over 200,000 jobs created for the last four years running each month

economy nearly six and a half years after the beginning of the currents economic expansion and my viewe progress the economy has made towards the federal open market committee's goals of maximum employment and stable prices and that the current situation and the outlook apply for how monetary policy is likely to evolve to best foster the obtained -- attainments of those objectives. the u.s. economy has recovered substantially since the great recession. the unemployment rate it 10% in october of 2009 climbed to 5% in october of this year. at that level the unemployment rate appears apple and see participants most recent estimate of its longer-run normal level. the economy has created 13 million jobs since the low point for employment in early 2010. payrolls are now almost 4.5 million higher than just prior to the recession. most recently after a couple of months of relatively modest payroll gains, employers added an estimated 271,000 jobs in october. this increase towards the average monthly gains was at 195,000, close to the monthly -- a 10,001st half of the year and still sufficient w

park.that expansion is getting some help from the city... with the city council discussing a devlopment agreement at tonight's meeting. consumers supply hopes to move in to the new expansion as early as may. 3 3 a single- vehicle accident this morning sent one person to the hospital and backed up traffic for miles.that accident happened at about 11-30 a-m near the riverside boulevard exit on southbound i- 29. an s- u- v rolled over in the left- hand lane... trapping one person inside. crews were able to rescue that person... but traffic was backed up well into south dakota for nearly an hour. by 12- 30 this afternoon... traffic was once again flowing smoothly. 3 3 the *coats for kids* program today.the faculty and staff at morningside college have donated 870 dollars and a number of coats to the program. each year they raise money for a charitable organization... and in return they get to wear jeans for the week leading up to christmas. 3 "you know it's the season for giving and you start thinking about those who are less fortunate, so we tr

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in new hampshire, another 44,000 people are getting coverage through medicaid expansion. the governor and the state legislature worked long and hard to come to a bipartisan agreement -- a democratic governor and a republican legislature -- on how to expand medicaid in a way that works for new hampshire. the reconciliation bill that we're considering today would turn back the clock on all that work. it would repeal medicaid expansion and it would eliminate coverage for so many of the people who just need it the mo most. in short, this bill would wreak havoc on the lives of families and individuals, people like deborah from conway, new hampshire. she and her husband own a small business. she work hard and they live within their means. but for 17 years they have been without health insurance and they've had to forego health care services because of costs. as a result of medicaid expansion, deborah was recently able to go to the doctor for her first physical in 18 years. imagine that. her first physical in 18 years. during that exam she discovered that she high -- she has hig

i mean, david had an option to have an mls expansion team.eory that could be our 24th mls team. he wants to do it in miami. they've been working hard for years to try to get a proper stadium location, and they're making progress there. it's really real-time. they're trying to solidify their site. we'll be meeting with their ownership group, if not in the next couple of days, certainly in the next few weeks, to try to see if we can put a stake in the ground and hopefully finalize having david beckham and his partners be owners in our league, which we're excited about. >> to just briefly on this subject, don, what is the decision you have to make when you meet them? what is your call? >> well, you know, we need to finalize their stadium site and insure that it's a proper location. you know, soccer stadiums -- we now have 15. we'll soon have 20. columbus crew stadium was our first one in 1998. dade needs to have a great building. a place where fans can call it their own, where they can assemble and march to the match. right now they don't have t

several are undergoing expansion to recruit cruise ships.ardens, palaces, and first-class facilities are making it one of the world' top tourist destinationss, as ranked by tripadvisor. have four seasons, grace, and ritz-carlton. of morocco, in the moroccan sahara, a center for fans of windsurfing. this is a unesco world heritage site. a investment group launched $99 million ecotourism resort in dakkar. foreignder to attract -- >> meanwhile, this has been the center for filmmaking since the 1950's and recently featured in the blockbuster tv series "game of thrones." competitively in the world's film industry. from 2011e years 22014, it tripled the amount of its foreign investment in the million toom $10 more than $100 million. morocco, far from it believe, now extends across all sectors. the country no longer depends on just a few key industries to support economic development. morocco is set on the path of reform and development. it is emerging as regional leader and gateway to africa. >> investors recognize morocco's unique location in a r

, bikes and so a ten fold, expansion. and 4500 of those will be located in san francisco. there is another agreement, which is necessary for the bike share program expansion and it is called the program agreement. and the city of san francisco is not a party to this agreement. and it is being, executed between, the metropolitan transportation commission but it is included as a an attachment. and the main contract. we have had a pilot program for two-plus, years and the model for expansion, and the financial model is going to be very different, the existing pilot, and the system is owned by the public sector and by the bay area, and quality management district, and they have contracted on the participating agencies to procure, deploy and operate the system on our behalf, but for the expansion the model is very different. basically, we are permitting mad voit and they are funding it at their own expense and the expense of a sponsor, which they need to secure. without the use of public funds and it is similar to the system t

park.that expansion is getting some help from the city... with the city council approved a modified tax rebate schedule and a change to the property's assessed value. 3 consumers supply hopes to move in to the new expansion as early as may. 3 the man accused of firing a gun during the robbery of the casey's store in north sioux guilty.25- year- old mykel booth of georgia 3 is accused of 1st degree robbery... aggravated assault... 3 and other charges in the case.police say he's the person who entered the casey's store on river drive early on the morning of december 1st... firing a shot and demanding cash. he entered his not guilty plea today in union county district court. his trial is set to get underway march 7th. 3 3 sioux city was "feeling the bern" this evening.nearly a thousand people turned up at the sioux city convention center for a campaign rally for vermont senator bernie sanders.the democratic presidential candidate is far behind hillary clinton in the latest polls... but he says he's getting plenty of support ahead of february's

, bikes and so a ten fold, expansion. and 4500 of those will be located in san francisco. there is another agreement, which is necessary for the bike share program expansion and it is called the program agreement. and the city of san francisco is not a party to this agreement. and it is being, executed between, the metropolitan transportation commission but it is included as a an attachment. and the main contract. we have had a pilot program for two-plus, years and the model for expansion, and the financial model is going to be very different, the existing pilot, and the system is owned by the public sector and by the bay area, and quality management district, and they have contracted on the participating agencies to procure, deploy and operate the system on our behalf, but for the expansion the model is very different. basically, we are permitting mad voit and they are funding it at their own expense and the expense of a sponsor, which they need to secure. without the use of public funds and it is similar to the system t

. -- ramp up capacity with their expansions. all have major expansion plans that their moving forward with. if they carry that out, either you see prices they low forever or you see opec with a bigger market share having a greater capacity to then move the market if they so choose. if they don't ramp up, and historically they have not good -- have not done a good job of so when you look towards 2017 and 2018 you hit an air pocket and get a more bullish market. you very much for joining us and breaking down this opec meeting. >> a non-event he called it. say itup, brazil bears is too soon to celebrate the impeachment of the president. we explain after the break. ♪ sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. scarlet: that is a beautiful shot of new york. i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" the mass shooting in san bernardino california earlier

there is ongoing expansion. time, come for the first we would like stocks on hedge. >> are there industries you would stay away from? >> we don't think the export sector is of particular interest. the openness of the european economy. , one of thetors biggest negative intruders to growth. very good opportunities. caroline: the euro stock index up four times as much. smaller stocks have over performed those that have provided a drag. is that the way to go in 2016? >> based on the risk and reward, in the u.s., you are having a series of hits that affect small caps. the strong dollar. prices.y, lower oil wider credit spreads contaminating credit of lower quality. you have seen quite a big slowdown in the rate of expansion of credit. particularly non-bank markets. with credit below be minus. it is not affecting the overall economy. sheet. balance that is why we like them less than the large caps. caroline: thank you very much. great breakdown of everything you should and should not have been in. after delaying the a

at the you who were here expansion process knows the story. for those who are visiting from elsewhere, let me tell you dover has great leadership from his mayor and his loan program made possible opening the door to the expansion that brought jobs back continued the process of revitalizing dover. this is a happy day in sydney respects that it is an occasion to recognize the role world leadership has played in this. tim sheldon, thank you for your wonderful work and bringing about this development. others have contributed and i want to thank the leaders of these great companies. at merrimack headquarters at pc connection recently. [applause] not too long ago, last year. you guys are growing and expanding and it is really great to see. to shield environmental, the brown field program we are pushing hard is part of our nations effort to revitalize the core of our community and reclaim a lot that used to be eyesores and now there are great real estate opportunities to bring yet more jobs into the , to the others, we are so glad you are part of thi

the here's a live look at eastbound schuylkill where the expansion plate got kicked off of what wouldthe left lane of the eastbound schuylkill, right at 476. so, the left lane is blocked, only one lane getting through, we are jammo from king of prussia, all the way into conshohocken with only one lane opened, coming into conshohocken. also watch for an accident on the northeast extension, between quakertown and lansdale. come on, very kelly christmas. we are looking for best of the best, take a picture of your christmas lights and pop it up so we can show everybody at home. the here's this one from kevin, all lit up. just take a picture of your house and push it to your facebook, twit error instagram page and just use the hashtag fox 29 lights. we will show lights all day every day all the way up through to christmas and then one house per week i will broadcast live during the the five and the 6:00 o'clock news cast. mike, how are you. >> what do you think. >> on periscope. >> right now it is looking more like a chicken. >> the blood coming out of the mouth. >> look at that look who j

some of the governors when the law was passed refused to implement medicaid expansion which would give health care coverage to millions of low income americans. one republican presidential candidate who also happens to be a u.s. senator recently bragged that he killed obamacare by limiting risk corridor payments. i've got two things to say in response to the. first, i think it's really disappointing that members of congress would brag about taking health care away from vulnerable americans. secondly, i think people are wrong on the facts. the transport is not going anywhere despite countless attempts to repeal, undermine, define and defend the law. the cory booker actress making comprehensive health care a reality for american families. it's saving lives. since passage of the law more than five years ago an estimated 17.6 million americans have gained health coverage to the aca's of various provisions. according to the recent cdc data, the uninsured rate has dropped to a historical low of 9%, down from 16% in 2010. i just went into my colorado folks yesterday at the airport coming out

one will pay for grading and paving of the highway 20 expansion from correctionville to holstein. that's part of an expansion to the interstate 29 project will replace seven bridges and complete other paving and grading work as part of a $400- million-dollar plan. that will widen the freeway to six lanes near sergeant bluff to the south dakota border. after our christmas day storm, there will be a lull in the snow, but just for a couple of days. high pressure will briefly build in giving us sunshine for the day on sunday along with cold temperatures. highs are expected to be in the low 20s around the viewing area. our next, more potent snow storm moves toward us sunday night with increasing clouds. snow will begin monday morning and will increase in intensity as the precipitation moves into siouxland your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes one siouxland man is facing a drug bust. yesterday, le mars officers and plymouth county deputies served a search warrant for narcotics. they searched a house on 1st avenue northwest and as a result, officers found remanants of a "clandes

brasch says she expects senator kathy campbell to once again push for expansion of medicaid and senator tommy garrett's bill to allow medical use of marijua to also be discussed. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, . " deborah a note for you if you're a cable one customer. unfortunately, we have yet to secure a new agreement for continued carriage of abc9 by cable one. we have agreements with all major carriers with the exception of cable one. we are requesting that cable one pay fair market value for abc and local programming we provide. if cable one declines our agreement, subscribers would lose access to abc9 starting at midnight on thursday. for information on other providers in our community, please visit siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae: still to come... one national chain store is offering up a program to help you get rid of any of your unwanted gift cards. we'll have the details when we come back. scott: jessica rara scott: on the port neal welding company skycam hd. snow totals have been comingn nerally between 4 and 6 inches. many of us have received a

-- expansive market. by the way, it would be a very laborious process. when we inch vented cable cars, it took four or five years to design them, develop them, manufacture them, put them in inventory. you have to do that again for a box, that's what's going to be required. you're going to have a government-supervised technical standard and moring effort. and my -- manufacturing effort. and my worry is five years from now nobody will be interested in using them anyway. and i hope the commission sees the wisdom of this. i think they have other priorities that are more important particularly in the last year of this commission. and it certainly will be our argument that there are much more important things for them to spend their limited time and resources on. >> host: michael powell, what's it like to serve on the fcc during an election year? >> guest: it's, it's a time of extraordinary caution normally. you know, i was once told by a white house chief of staff when i was chairman, the best advice i ever go

the city council is expected to approve the expansion plan at tonight's council meeting. it's expected to cost around $4.8 million dollars. jenna: we're finding out more about the unexpected death of a wrestler from spencer over the weekend. jenna: a preliminary autopsy shows austin roberts likely died of natural causes. the investigation is now being passed off the state medical examiner. auin passed away at spencer hospital on saturday after collapsing during a wrestling meet. a go-fund me account has been set up to help the roberts family. in just one day, it's raised almost 38- thousand dollars. if you would like to help, visit our website siouxland- matters-dot-com. jenna: one person was found dead after a fire was put out in spencer saturday afternoon. the spencer fire department responded to a trailer house on fire at 1:30 p.m. after the fire was extinguished, the person living in the mobile home was found dead. be be an accident, but is still being investigated. the victim has not been released. jenna: the driver who police say swerved into a large crowd on the la

i think it is a myth that expansions dive old age. i do not think they die of old age. the fact that this has been quite a long expansion does not its dayso believe that are numbered. the economy does get hit by shocks, and there are positive shocks and negative shocks. and so there is a significant o dd probability in one year that the economy will suffer some shock that we do not know about that will put it into recession. i am not sure exactly how high that probability is in any year am a but maybe at least on the order of 10%. yes, there is some probability that could happen and of course, we would appropriately respond. but it is not something that is stated to happen because we have had a long expansion and i do not see anything in the underlying strength of the economy that would lead me to be concerned about that outcome. an outcomevent of like that in the most negative of scenarios, are there other policy measures outside of interest rates, outside of traditional quantitative easing that you and the fed have discussed and complicated -- contemplated for another

historically most economic expansions fade after this long. how confident are you that our economy won't slip back into recession in the near term? chair yellen: that me start by saying that i feel confident about the fundamentals driving the u.s. economy. the health of u.s. households and domestic spending. there are pressures on some sectors of the economy. inticularly manufacturing the energy sector reflecting global developments and developments in commodity markets and energy markets. but the underlying health of the u.s. economy i consider to be quite sound. thatnk it's a myth expansions die of old age. i don't think that they die of old age. so, the fact that this has in quite a long expansion doesn't lead me to believe that it's one that has -- that it's days are numbered. the economy does get hit by shocks. there are both positive shocks and negative shocks. so, there is a significant odd probability in any year that the economy will suffer some shock that we don't know about that will put it into recession. so, i'm not sure exactly h

the company is planning a 50- thousand square facility in the bridgeport industrial park.that expansion is getting some help from the city... with the city council approved a modified tax rebate schedule and a change to the property's assessed value. in to the new expansion asas early asasay. 3 the man accused firing a gun during the robbery of the casey's store in north sioux city has pleaded not guilty.25- year- old mykel booth of georgia 3 is accused of 1st degree robbery... aggravated assault... 3 and others charges in the case.police say he's the person who entered the casey's store on river drive early on the morning of cember 1st... firing a shot and demanding cash. he entererehis not guilty plea today in union county district court. his trial is set to get underway march 7th. 3 3 a preliminary investigation indicates the death of a high school wrestler from spencer this past weekend was from natural causes.18- year- old austin roberts died saturday night in a spencer hospital after he collapsed duriri a match. the clay countytyedical examiner has turned the case over to the stat

. >>> also ahead the future of the of green line expansion up in the air, the budgetary concerns and how we can learn the next move. >>> weight watchers are looking to win back customers with a . >>> welcome back, 4:43 right now much weight watchers are back customer. >>> more good news about gas prices, joe wagner joins us live with the new york stock change. chris and bree. >>> gas prices are inching lower, aaa says the national average is 27.073 a gallon. drivers are saving $18 for a full tank of gas compared to two years ago. more low gas prices could becoming. opek decided not to cut oil over supply of oil prices. that means amazon couldn't pick a better time to get in the trucking game, the company bought thousands of new trucks to help deliver huge amount of packages. amazon will still use companies like ups to get to your doorstep. amazon is testing drones for delivery. >>> and don't call weight watchers a diet, the wall street journal says the weight loss company has a new program called beyond the scale, motivation, lifestyle and purposely leaves out the word diet. weight w

consumers supply distributing is planning a 50- thousand sqare foot expansion to its facility. back in 2012, the company bought the former postal distribution the city council is expected to approve the expansion plan at tonight's council meeting. it's expected to cost around $4.8 million dollars. jenna: the family of a siouxland woman are giving back in her name this holiday season. alicia hummel's grandparents collected donations to present 60 kids with gift bags filled with snacks and presents. alicia was found dead over the summer near vermillion and the case is still not solved. her family says chrsitmas was alicia's favortie holiday and this makes them feel closer to her. that we could buy gifts for each one of the kids there in her memory and it's been fun going out, i love to shop," said folkers. the gift sacks are being donated to the head start program that alicia used to work at. and authorities are still looking for leads in alicia's case. if you have any information, call the clay county sheriff's office. coming up a live television why steve harvey may be in some

that's part of an expansion to four lanes from just east of moville to early. the interstate 29 project will paving and grading work as part of a $400- million-dollar plan. that will widen the freeway to six lanes near sergeant bluff to the south dakota border. police in turkey used water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters calling for an end to curfews in the southeast of the country. hundreds of protesters took to the streets in the southeastern province of sirnak today. protesters carried a banner accusing the government of murdering women. they also carried photos of women allegedly killed during clashes between turkish security forces and kurdish militants. the israeli army says its forces shot dead two palestinians who had stabbed a solider today at a west bank checkpoint. the military said the pair of attackers stabbed the soldier at a gas station. the soldier was moderately wounded. forces on the scene opened fire and killed both assailants. another israeli soldier was accidentally shot and lightly wounded. there's a new potential threat bomb at

it is a tremendous amount of unconventional monetary expansion already in japan. guy: yet japan is not delivering inflation, investment, wage growth. at levels of extraordinary monetary stimulus and an incredibly weak currency. >> it ebbs away. guy: [indiscernible] >> we need structural reform. what i think we are in danger of seeing in japan is, if you look at what they came out with last week on the boj, it said we were of companiesetf's expanding their business investment. central banks should not be in the business of rewarding companies for doing what the market is not forcing them to do. guy: have we reached the point where you can push on a piece of string, deliver monetary policy, but it is not going to have a meaningful impact on the economy? >> i think very much so. reached thes has end of the road in terms of the three arrows. the most important arrow is structural reform. guy: what lessons has abe learned? >> it is difficult to see what lessons have been learned in europe. in europe, we have a very divergent path between germany on the one hand and the

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territorial expansion is linked to economic influence in penetration elsewhere. and then the last sharp knife is the inclusion of native american history in the western history association and so many other places. there was an excellent article that said we have not done enough, especially diplomatic historians. i just read a book by walter hixson and he links -- he does a beautiful job of linking territorial expansion starting on the atlantic seaboard, all the way to the u.s. in the philippines. he incorporates alaska and hawaii. the link is violence and he mentions what he calls "the g word." genocide. these are some pretty sharp knives. and to give a shout out to the president of this conference. one of her addresses was on colonialism. we won. we have killed the zombie but it keeps coming back. and it comes back -- we are kind of in accord. we look at the past critically. it comes back into the political realm. let's look at where comes back. america is a force of good in the world. one definition, that actually comes a rush limbaugh, america stands for in d