i was really excited about tokyo, because i thought it was a future city, a place with remarkable technology and engineers. i loved japan, absolutely loved tokyo, but ultimately came back to new york with a sense of american entrepreneurialism. emily: you started tumblr in 2006. tell me how it began. david: tumblr was something i had been cooking for a couple of years. i was really noodling on it for a while. coming out of, frankly, a lot of selfish desires i had for something that did not exist at the time. emily: what were you trying to create? david: it was 2005, 2006, and the creative capabilities of the web had vaulted forward. video through youtube was suddenly possible. video was one of the hardest things to do on the internet, and all of a sudden, youtube unlocked it. emily: it was the beginning of facebook. the heyday of myspace. friendster. david: facebook making it really easy to share. twitter making it easy to publish. my frustration through all of this was as much as the technology was marching forward, the actual services people were building were more and more restrictive. fa

time jobs with a projected profit of around 24 thousand dollars in it's first year. 3 3 the future of sioux city's five pools is becoming a little clearer... and for swimmers on the northside... that future isn't very bright.the city's pool committee is putting the finishing touches on a plan for the five pools moving forward.under the current draft of the plan... leeds and cook pools will be closed at the end of the 2016 pool season and replaced with splash pads.leif erikson pool would remain open... until it can no longer hold water.the city will also build a new aquatic center in morningside at cone park... and then close lewis pool when that center opens.the next step is presenting the plan at a public meeting next month before ultimately seeking approval from the city council. 3 a woman accused of stealing from the disablbl widow of a sioux city murder victim is getting probation.suzanne skoglund was accused of stealing a 13 thousand dollar necklace from nancy steffe... following the death of steffe's husband ben 2014.ben steffe was shot to death in his morningside home. no one has ever been

new at ten -- one area city making a move tonight to set itself up for expansion in the future. dubuque's city council voting to buy a utility company tonight that will impact the size of the kwwl's brad hanson has been learning more about this tonight. he joins us live now from the on the surface, this seems like a fairly mundane buy--one point three million dollars for a water and sewer system in an area outside of dubuque known as key west. but the council approving that purchase tonight means dubuque is poised to grow. streets of key west. dubuque's city council voting 7-0 to buy twin ridge (david resnick, dubuque city council) "we intend to buy this good way." they buy the company for one point three million dollars, using money mostly pulled from delaying other projects. but city officials say these properties will eventually be annexed into dubuque, and dubuque is set to profit about four million dollars from property taxes and fees over the first ten years. a big deal for resnick, because the city won't lose money on the deal. "we're scraping our head right now on the deb

the committee is recomending the city look for a future pool site on the northside. the group also wants to close lewis pool.... but not until a new regional water park is built on the cities east side. riverside pool already includes some water park options and would remain open according to the plan. tim on cam the pools committee plans to hold a public meeting on the plan in the first week of december but a date has not been set. park and rec director matt salvatore says the plan still could be adjusted after that meeting. the plan will be presented for council approval at a later date. jenna: sioux city's new children's museum is welcoming its first big addition. launchpad children's museum's new climbing wall arrived today. first thing this morning, crews starting unloading the interactive exhibit. launchpad is expecting the rest of their exhibits to arrive over the next couple months before they open in february. valerie petersen says, "we are excited to be getting our exhibits in, and it just means we are getting closer and can't wait to show off what we've bee

meanwhile the committee is recomending the city look for a future pool site on the northside. the group also wants to close lewis pool.... but not until a new regional water park is built on the city's east side. riverside pool already includes some water park options and would remain open according to the plan. jenna on cam the pools committee plans to hold a public meeting on the plan in the first week of december but a date has not been set. park and rec director matt salvatore says the plan still could be adjusted after that meeting. the plan will be presented for council approval at a later date tim: construction crews have been to unload the first big addition to the launch pad childrens musuem. beginning at 9:00 a-m crews began unloading a truck that contained a climbing wall. this is the first exhibit the childrens musuem has received, and they look forward to receiving the rest of their exhibits over the next couple of months. valerie petersen the outreach director for the launch pad says everyone is looking forword to working in the new musuem. jenna: and still to com

we'll be back after the break with a kansas city parade dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. finally tonight...kansas city royals fans turned out in full force for a championship parade today. it comes just two days after the team beat the new york mets in game five to claim the series. check out this sea of blue in kansas city today... the rally started at noon and traveled a little over two-miles between the "spirit center" and the "power and light district." it's been 30 years since the royals have captured a world series championship.

people driving through north liberty cood see some chchnges in te near future. the city is considering renaming the portion of highway 965 that runs through town. many businsses sit along that stretch of the highway, from north of 230th street northeast tt around forevergreen road. kcrg-tv-9's jill kasparie tell us the city wants to give people something they can identify with. car nats highway 965 is typically bustling with activity. "it's certainly a key piece of ininrastructure, it's certainly a big part of what north liberty has for a business district." nats air efex is one business with a highway 965 address inside they're building and painting vehicles and more. "i talk to people, customers come from des moines and they can cce right offffhere, off the interrate and hit 965 no problem." nats? so what about changing the highway's name? "as long as people can still find the businesses, i'm okay with it." north liberty city leaders say they still need to identify the process they want to use in order to move forward. "there's always beeean interestt in sorrof giving

time jobs with a projected profit of around 24 thousand dollars in it's first year. 3 3 the future of sioux city's five pools is becoming a little clearer... and for swimmers on the northside... that future isn't t ry brighthtthe city's pool committee is putting the finishing touches on a plan for the five pools movivg forward.under the current draft of the plan... leeds and cook pools will be closed at the end of the 2016 pool season and replaced with splash pads.leif erikson pool would remain open... until it can no longer hold water.the city will also build a new uatic center in morningside at cone park... and then close lewis pool when that center opens.the next step is presenting the plan at a public meeting next month before ultimately seeking approval from the city council. 3 a woman accused of stealing from the disabled widow of a sioux city murder victim is getting probation.suzanne skoglund wasas accused of stealing a 13 thousand dollar necklace from nancy steffe... following the death of steffe's husband ben in 2014.ben steffe was shot to death in his morningside home. no one has ever b

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now, city planners will have to wait for possibly another vote in the future. the city wants to expand highway 75 from three lanes to five to allow for increased traffic and more safety and also to esthetics. but, many people in town have concerns about making that road through town even more busy and the road getting to close to homes along the way. "there's always confusion with people, pedestrians, trying to cross our highway and we feel we can make it safer, and that's what this project is really about. the enhancements that we've looked at have an led lighting system that flashes on the inside and the outside lanes. it also has some that it's embedded in the roadway, so when into that crosswalk somebody is in there" city manager. the expansion project most likely would've buying some homes to tear down. here's a look at a decided at the polls. sheldon voters approved a 2 % increase in the hotel/motel tax, money used for economic development. thattax not at state limit of 7 percent (252-77) votes in onawa approved the implimentation of a hotel-motel tax 7% b

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people driving through north liberty could see some changes in the near future. the city is starting a discususion about renaming the portion of highway 965 that runs through town. many businesses sit along that stretch of the highway... from north of 230th street northeast to around forevergreen road. kcrg t-v nine's jill kasparie joins us in the studio tonight with more. jill, it's still early in the process for this renaming? it is. the idda has been floating around for a while, but it came up again at a recent budget meeting. now the city says it's working to make the name change a reality - giving people something they can identify with. r nats highwayy965 is typically bustling with activity. "it's certainly a key piece of infrastructure, it's certainly a big part of what north liberty has for a business district." nats air efex is one business with a highway 965 address. inside they're building and painting vehicles and more. "i talto people, customers come from des moines and the can come right off here, off the interstate andndhit 965 no problem." nats? so what ab

"and, we want to do so in the >>>> the future u.s.s. sioux city may be launched as soon as december... or in january, weather permitting. throughout the past few weeks, we've introduced you to todd landen, an iraq war veteran, who was injured in 2008. at sioux city's orpheum theatre, tonight, folks had a chance to help landen, and the organization that's helping renovate his home to deal with his disabilities. "projects for patriots" held a reception for landen, and a screening of the movie "the hornet's nest." it centers on landen's batallion, the 101st airborne division, and their mission in afghanistan. landen consulted on the film. sioux city schools announced there was in increase in enrollment for the fourth year in a row. school officials say the increase this year was over 250 students. over the past four years that number increases to over 680 students. the superintenden t says factors of the increase include growing support of the community as well as partnerships with parents, students and community agencies. students from one sioux cit

give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc november 12, 2015 welcome to rules committee of san francisco board of supervisors. i am john avlaes. joined by vice chair supervisor catty tang and cohen. the drurk is derek evans. >> make sure to silence cell phones and electronic devices. [inaudible] will appear on the december 1, 2015 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. the main show today is the rec and chaerterpark charter amendment. >> item 1 is hearing to consider one member term ending jan 6, 2020 >> student the small business commission. first up is- item 2 is hearing to consider appointing member term ended february 1, 2017 to the advisory committee. >> very good. calling up steffan franz. welcome. >> good morning. thank you. good morning, supervisors >> if you want totalk about your interest in the committee and spend a couple minutes and your experience in the parks. >> absolutely. thank you it is a pleasure to serve on [in

that as well so want to say thank you for continuing to think about this into the future because the parks for the city i believe are a vital part of our future and it is a wonderful city we live in so thank you very much and hope you continue. >> thank you to the 2 of you. >> my name is janet [inaudible] jaunk for being here today and thank you supervisor farrell for your commitment to the park. i have been away from san francisco for other 30 years and i have moved back with my family and been here about 4 yirebs and have a couple dog squz truverse the city parks and my neighborhood park is plaza park. i'm amazed at the detear-airation of the parks and i decide to get involved with our very active friends of thplaza group and worked thoferb last 2 wreers to address the repair needs of our park. we are talking infrastructure and stairs, [inaudible] pathways, landscape, trees, trash cans, benches and i really support this measure. i don't think it goes quite far enough yet but think it is a puzative step forward. if i learned something over the last 2 years it is working on this park is that parks are

give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to tonight's medal of valor award ceremony. i ask you to please rise and stand for the color guard and singing of the national anthem and daughter of melee gordon. o, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rocket's red glare! the bombs bursting in air! gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o, say does that star-bangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave! >> please be seated. again, i would like to welcome you to the san francisco police department medal of valor award ceremony. i'm rachel kilshaw. i would like to announce the people on the stage and thank the people who made this award ceremony of valor possible. thank yo

city. we're looking at a family aquatic center similar to riverside, but an updated version of riverside." if you want to voice your opinion about the future of the pools, again the public meeting is december first in council chambers at city hall at seven in the evening.g. tim: the world's largest farmer- owned soybean processor, is moving forward with plans for a second expansion at its sgt bluff plant. just today a-g-p received more than 300-thousand dollars in incentives from the state of iowa. the woodbury county board of supervisors also is amending it's development agreement with the omaha based company. a-g-p announced it's first expansion at the sgt bluff plant in december.... this second expansion brings it's total investment to about 130-million dollars and creates 23 new jobs. " these jobs are really good jobs,they have full benefits they're paid well. great job for young folks to get involved in this process. it's exciting we're looking at a really great future in woodbury county. " tim: construction on the project is planned for the spring... and is expected to be completed by 20-17. jenna: the kids at nodland elementary had

give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority mom meeting i'm supervisor wiener the chair and mr. clerk. >> roll call commissioner avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim absent supervisor mar. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee we have quorum. >> okay. thank you very much we will now go do the chair's report colleagues i have several update for the regional and local levels you may have seen after the months of reporting congress failed to pass the transportation authority budget we'll have a mutilate services authorization next month as sooeps to the short time measures the house and senate passes the reformation and overall the house bill is better than the senate that is less transit funding for the bay area our staff at the transportation authori

future generations. i want to insure as the city continues to grow these future generations don't have to worry about whether we will be add more open space or replace the monkey bars at the neighborhood park. this measure guarantees improvement and upgrades to many parks across san francisco and for years to come. since we introduced the amendments today and supervisors tang amendments which i support this will need to be continued since it is a charter amendment but want to thank everyone who came out today and the next hearing. this mexer is based on community support and input so i want to thank you for your involvement. from my perspective it means everybody care deeply about our park squz have their own opinion squz hope we will be able to development this as a 61 census measure. >> thank you so much and appreciate your work on the charter amendment and the communication we had helping it move forward. i thank you for recognizing i have been a park champion and i can't help being a park chaimpian because there are so many in district 11 that are park champions. be it mclairen park or [inaudible] all th

baltimore's police chief says "the future of the city is at stake" as the *first trial in the death of freddie gray gets underway.*six police officers have been indicted in connection with gray's death april 19. gray was a 25- year-old african american man who was critically injured in the back of a police transport van.jury selection for officer william porter's trial began today, while demostrators gathered outside.porter faces charges of assault, manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. turning now to our vote 20-16 coverage.texas senator and republican presidential candidate ted cruz spent time in coralville today - where he criticized democrats for their stance on syrian refugees - both believe some refugees should be welcome in the u-s.. u-s..president obama and hillary clinton, they are so blinded by political correctness that they're unwilling to do what it takes to keep this nation safe. the first obligation of the commander in chief is to protect our national security to protect innocent americans. senator cruz says the proposals by obama and clinton have

if it is turned down, the city will look into alternatives, including a future vote. coming up tonight at six, we'll hear from both sides... voters and the city. tim: ohio residents heading are also heading to the polls today to vote on a measure major marijuana titled "issue three" which would allow residents to grow their own plants, but only permit commercial cultivation on just 10 farms all of them owned by the investors who backed this initiative. two of the investors behind responsible ohio -- an organization that put issue three on the ballot -- woody taft and dudley taft junior are also the great- great-grand- nephews of president william howard taft. (dudley taft jr. ): "we're really trying to learn from some of the mistakes that were made in washington and in colorado and the studies that were done suggest that it's a good place to start with 10 different farms." --butted to-- (woody taft) "under this new amendment you can grow four plants in your own home." if passed, the law would allow residents to possess eight ounces of marijuana for personal use, so lon

united states, presidential candidate ted cruz weighs in during a town hall meeting in sioux city. ar future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future? have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amazing. today, presidential candidate ted cruz and congressman steve king of iowa stopped in sioux city just days after king endorsed the texas senator. (sheila) king introduced cruz at a town hall at briar cliff. he touted cruz's dedication to the constitution and its freedoms. "looking at these, at that time 15 candidates vying for this nomination and one of them was who will make the best appointments? not only to the supreme court, but to all of the federal courts." cruz is the first presidential c

a new speculative building has been completed what it means for the future economy of sioux city. " " coming up.... a new speculative building has been completed what it means for the future economy of sioux city. when we return. scott go morning siouxland. here's a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake, iowa. currently we have cloudswe have snow entering the area today. this will be wet and heavy precipitation!temper atures areren the 20s and 30s. the wind is coming in between 5 winter storm warning in effect here's the where low pressure will move through central nebraska and impact the area with heavy snow - primarily late this morning into the early afternoon.n. tonight, the snow ll taper off and we'll have graduallyly expect a cold temperatures getting into the 20s on saturday. sunday, we'll tap into a more southerly flow and we'll expect a warming trend to occur into next week. today's high is 34 with periods of heavy snowfall. tonight's low is 12 with clearing skies and snow tapering g off. the h hh t

then the city will evaluate future aquatic opportunities near the north side. "hopefully it's going to enhance. people have the opportunity to use splash pads for free. it's an opportunity we don't have much now, besides dale street. a regional aquatic center is something that i've heard people wanting over and over again," said sioux city parks & recreation director, matt salvatore. it important to remember that all of these plans are recommendati ons, and aren't final. a public meeting will be held in early december to get feedback from residents. after that, the park board will meet again and bring it to city council for their vote. committee members say the decision to close both cook and leeds has to do with low attendance. they say closing them is what's best for sioux city when taking into account taxpayer dollars. matt and sheila? (sheila) thanks tommie. still to come on live at five.... calling for peace. that's what one group is doing after a man was shot by police in minnesota. we'll have the story... straight people are sick and tired of establishme

at that event both mayor nutter and mayor-elect kenney spoke about the future of philadelphia voting and city poverty rates. >> most importantly in the future, when i have a little bit more free time next year, i'd also like to seriously trying to figure out how we engage in the a real campaign to sit send ship and responsibility for voting in the first place. >> i look forward to continuing the work that mayor nutter and his administration but i look forward to changing the poverty in the city, whether it is education, incarceration, to make a living rage and raise the family in philadelphia. >> committee of 70 is a non-partisan government watch dog group in philadelphia a that works to achieve clean and effective government. fair elections and informed sit sense. >>> the world of the even tane. now at 5:50. after a decade misty elliott gets back, in the her latest music video, it is classic misty, lets take a look. >> ♪ >> that is fun. it is featuring ferrell williams. futuristic video proves that she will never run out of ideas. >>> before she released the video misty posted this. she work

that as well so want to say thank you for continuing to think about this into the future because the parks for the city i believe are a vital part of our future and it is a wonderful city we live in so thank you very much and hope you continue. >> thank you to the 2 of you. >> my name is janet [inaudible] jaunk for being here today and thank you supervisor farrell for your commitment to the park. i have been away from san francisco for other 30 years and i have moved back with my family and been here about 4 yirebs and have a couple dog squz truverse the city parks and my neighborhood park is plaza park. i'm amazed at the detear-airation of the parks and i decide to get involved with our very active friends of thplaza group and worked thoferb last 2 wreers to address the repair needs of our park. we are talking infrastructure and stairs, [inaudible] pathways, landscape, trees, trash cans, benches and i really support this measure. i don't think it goes quite far enough yet but think it is a puzative step forward. if i learned something over the last 2 years it is working on this park is that parks are

planning to annex the more than (david resnick, dubuque city council) :14 "this means jobs, dubuque for investing in infrastructure. we're ready for the future, the city expects to make about four million dollars in property fees over the first ten years of those properties being a part of dubuque. they'll use money originally budgeted for other projects to pay for this purchase. banning the box... it's a movement to have the question - "have you ever committed a crime" - removed from certain applications. the vote on the whole issue -- postponed in waterloo. if the question was removed from applications, an employer could still later on ask a potential employee if they have commited a crime the director of the waterloo human rights commission says its better this way.. but some employers don't agree. "its less awkward to be able to check the box and fill a brief just dont like the interview to center around those types of things" the director of the waterloo human rights commission says the commission needs more time to educate the public before they present it to the council. he doesn't have an exact time line of when that'll be. the contr

city expects to see more development to the west in future. nationally known retailers are coming to the area that would be first in state. within next 3-6 months they will announce new stores. the city has tried to bring in ikea but it requires an area to have 1 million people. but those rules are changing and it could make wdsm an option in the future. jordan creek does $600 per square foot in sales. best for company that owns the mall "we are proabably going to see full build out of the area. when you start looking at the area now, there are not a lot of vacant parcels left. i think that you'll see some additional developments to the west and south. i would hope that the area would continue to mature and still stay a very vibrant commericial center for central iowa." meanwhile some closings are a district judge says governor branstad was within his right to shut down two mental health facilities. branstad used a line-item veto to defund the institutions in mount pleasant and clarinda. rather than try to override the veto.. several democratic

future. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> the class offered to the students last two semesters and will help them towards certifications required by the federal aviation administration . commercial drone use remains illegal unless a company gets an exemption from the f-a-a. the f-a-a is expected to establish new regulations for commercial drones sometime next year. the f-a-a recently announced a plan that would require most hobbiest to register their drones. they're scrambling to get registration rules in place before christmas. it's expected 700-thousand drones will be sold this holiday season. the faa says thru august of this year there were 764 what it calls encounters drones and manned aircrafts. to enforce safety, some of the rules currently involved with drones are, the faa requires non-commercial operators to fly them below 55 pounds. they must stay below 400 feet. they can't go closer than five miles to an airport. drones must be kept in sight. and they must stay clear of manned aircrafts. we saw rain, snow and hail yesterday...but today's just a bit windy. but what do we h

we agreed that it's important and it's vital to the cities future to improve our it hiring processes, we have a sustainable technological group working for the city going forward. so i'm sure you're aware, we're not the only public agency facing technology hiring challenges. a recent report from the state chief information officers said that a shortage of qualified candidates hampered 66% of states from achieving strategic it initiatives and moving forward with technological goals and that at the executive level in california, 88% of it staff are eligible to retire. so, these statistics in our experiences, san francisco, help us to understand that we -- we have a comprehensive not just of field positions now, but to create a sustainable pipeline for the city's future needs and to do that against our current back drop of 3.5% unemployment in san francisco proper. we also want to point out that the department of human resources believes in the merit hired system that the city has, so our challenge really is to balance those principals with the city's names and the market factors. mrs. f

the future of this city of chicago lies within each of us.lieve we as a city must rise to this moment, answer to that call, not only to ourselves individually, but to our community and our city. this will no doubt be a challenge, but it's somebody who believes that every challenge is an opportunity. i believe within the city. not just within the police department, not just in our places of worship. but throughout the city. people of good faith love their city, love their neighborhood and community and the residents who make it up. but know that this moment doesn't speak to who we are and what we can become. and all of us in one way or another are leaders and our responsibility is to challenge us and challenge not only ourselves, but the people we speak for and represent, to look within ourselves, and reach for the future of the city of chicago we know we can be. i believe this is a moment that can build bridges of understanding rather than become a barrier of misunderstanding. i understand that the people will be upset and will want to protes

right across the street from the new seaboard-triumph pork plant. 3 "the future of sioux city. the ability to attract business out to sioux city and out in this area. but we have a lack of space, we have had over the last two years business looking for space that couldn't find it. "mayor bob scott says the city is always hearing from businesses looking for available buildings like this one... and is glad the city now has it available for sale. 3 3 big brothers big sisters of siouxland is kicking off its annual holiday tour of homes.this year's fundraiser for the group will take tour groups through 5 homes in dakota dunes.tours began this morning... and will continue through saturday.the five homes were decorated by four interior design groups.big brothers big sisters says the annual event is a great way to support siouxland kids. 3 "it just shows how big of a support system we have there are a lot of people here in siouxland that really care about the children in our community. and they all come together to help donate to our agency through the silent auction, through tickets s

people driving through north liberty could see some changes in the near future. the city is considering renaming the portion of highway 965 that runs through town. many businesses sit along that stretch of the highway, from north of 230th street northeast to around forevergreen road. kcrg-tv-9's jill kasparie tell us the city wants to give people something they can identify with. car nats highway 965 is typically bustling with activity. "it's certainly a key piece of infrastructure, it's certainly a big part of what north liberty has for a business district." nats air efex is one business with a highway 965 address. inside they're building and painting vehicles and more. "i talk to people, customers come from des moines and they can come right off here, off the interstate and hit 965 no problem." nats? so what about changing the highway's name? "as long as people can still find the businesses, i'm okay with it." north liberty city leaders say they still need to identify the process they want to use in order to move forward. "there's always been an interest in sort of givi

the future of the city is at stake. the police are very fragile in baltimore but also in other parts of the u.s., too. >> all sorts of places. before the case of freddie gray and afterwards, it seems like it has been almost the same scenario. many times there have been videos or stories told of white police officers killing unarmed black men in various cities across the united states. the one we are looking at closely now is baltimore, and there is a good reason for that. there are so many killings and so much violence in baltimore now. there have been over 300 murders in that city in one year alone so far, and that number could still go up by the end of this year. those riots in baltimore were seven months ago. since then there have been so many different protest movements, so many different cases of young black men killed by white police officers. for example, there were protests recently in the city of minneapolis. this last weekend in the city of chicago over a video that as released from a police dash board camera

the future of the city of chicago lies within each of us.nd i believe we as a city must rise to this moment to answer that call, not only to ourselves, individually, but to our community and our city. this will no doubt be a challenge. but as somebody who believes that every challenge is an opportunity, i believe within the city, not just in the police department, not just in our places of worship, but throughout the city, people of good faith love their city, love their neighborhood and community and the rsesidents that make it up, but know that this moment doesn't speak to who we are and what we can become. and all of us in one way or another are leaders. and our responsibility is to challenge us and challenge not only ourselves, but the people we speak for and represent, to look within ourselves and reach for the future of the city of chicago we know we can. i believe this is a moment that can build bridges of understanding rather than become a barrier of misunderstanding. i understand that people will be upset and will want to protest wh

philadelphia mayor michael nutter and mayor-elect jim kenney came together to talk about the future of the cityeived a award from the committee of 70 for his work on transparency as mayor. a at that event both mayor nutter and mayor-elect kenney spoke about the future of philadelphia's voting and the cities poverty rates. >> the most important in the future when i have a little bit more free time next year. would i like to figure out how to we can make a real campaign about citizenship and responsibility in the first place. >> i continue to work to continue the work of the mayor nutter administration but lie forward to work nothing areas when it comes to poverty in our city, education, incarceration, to make a living wage to raise a family. >> good a accousticness that room. committee of 70 is a machine none partisan government watch dog group in philadelphia a that works to achieve clean, effective government. fair elections and to inform citizens. >>> will smith's latest film concussion will soon hit theaters and promising to rock the nfl, coming up, see new research that has been raising a a

the airport board met with city about future air service. airlines have until 11:59 tonight to file their bid with the department of transportation. right now, american airlines has the contract to serve sioux city with 13 weekly flights to, and from, chicago's o'hare airport. that contract expires april 30th of next year. airport director mike collett says he is hopeful continue service. to chicago and then having a west hub, whether that be a denver or to another direction to go out of sioux city." american started serving sioux gateway in 2012 replacing delta airlines. american's most recent bid for 2014 was for 611- thousand dollars per year. the dot will review the bids, and will post them publically tomorrow. a decision will be made at a later date. (sheila) throughout the past few weeks, we've introduced you to todd landen, an iraq war veteran, who was injured in 2008. (matt) at sioux city's orpheum theatre, tonight, you have a chance to help landen, and the organization that's helping renovate his home to deal with his disabilities. k

saw the aftermath of the too young boys hit that made them feel less safe in the city and worried about about the future of the children in the city so our core philosophy in vision zero that traffic deaths with preventable and your honor, acceptable i'm proud and humble to work with everyone in the city on this project to reduce traffic deaths it get rid of traffic deaths traffic gathers are not like the weather not unlike the weather we can bring them down to zero like the agencies and citizens out of the 24 projects we have a two prong approach to with safety measures we work on lark are large construction on high injury corridors and what is next is those large project on the major corridors there is a lot more engineering to happen on the corridor they are more trade offs we have to be ready for the trade offs as strait users in san francisco and but together we're able to move on vision zero and we can get there and can end traffic deaths thank >> hi. i am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means

francis in the san francisco policy and get excited about the sustainable future of the city we love by electing powerful lifrdz let's make history vote 1, 2, 3 to have elect the power candidates think twice elect. >> my name is stuart schuffman a travel writer and tv host but more importantly a citizen of this town i wrote something for you i think you'll enjoy a little bit about me. >> some is a special place a place we never leave the house without layers it is getting to work in 80 degrees and want to drink a beer in the park we regularly dance in the street people mean everything it is a masking place no matter where we go we make local heros and like we see people walk around in bondage gear or go nothing at all we hear people have 2 better than us san francisco a place for people who don't belong millionaire in latino-american we said colonel to san francisco and people around the country that is a great place to be san francisco is your home and artist and musicians and freaks needs a platt place to be themselves you belong in san francisco we live in a heartbreaking place a

baltimore police commissioner said the future of the city is at stake. >>> college bus full of studentsrturned south of richmond. they were heading back to the campus of virginia and virginia tech and radford university after the long holiday break. the bus driver was charged with reckless driving. >>> authorities in fresno say a suspected burglar who became stuck in the chimney of the home died after the unsuspected homeowner lit a fire in the fireplace. the homeowner heard someone scream after lighting the fire and called 911. the 19-year-old died of smoke and burns. he was alive when they pulled him out, but by the time they got him out, he had died. >> they used drills and chisels to take apart the chimney to take him out. >> i've been deputy for 17 years and i've never seen anything like this. >> the homeowner when he realized a person was stuck in the chimney he extinguished the fire. >>> two protesters were able to get past security at buckingham palace. they are calling for reform in parental rights. they climbed on to the roof despite a number of police officers nearby, they sa

city of waterloo and we need to highlight that and let people know. and then last, but not least, if i ask everyone in the audience or sitting at home, what is the future for the city of waterloo, we know we have the riverfront where are we headed to for 2025? so i'm running because i believe that you are looking for new, fresh experience and someone that can make those things happen, so thank you for your trust on november 3rd and december 1st, we hope the same outcome. >> ron: mr. hart, thank you very much. determined earlier by the coin toss, mr. hart, you get the first question. public safety always should be the city's top priority, the safety of its residents, visitors, tourists. waterloo, though, has had an endless series of shots fired incidents which also place local citizens in danger. we saw that with the wounding of young 4-year-old marshon glover a few months ago, being shot inside a home, another innocent victim. what is your specific plan to end this kind of violence in waterloo? >> hart: thank you for that question, ron. actually, speaking with the mother and the grandmother of within our community, but when we take a look at crime and

energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco november 4, 2015. i would like to remind members of the audience to please silence any mobile devices that may sound off during proceedings. commissioners, that will place us under general public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> does any member of the public wish to make public comment on a non-agenda item? please come forward. seeing none, we'll close public comment. >> did you take attendance? >> i did not. let me take role. commissioner wolfram, commissioner hasz, commissioner johnck, commissioner john's, commissioner matsuda will be absent today. >> directors announcements? >> good afternoon. i would like to mention the mission moratorium which of course did not move forward yesterday. what i wanted to let you know is that we are continuing and will continue and i made this commitment on behalf of the department that we will continue to do our work in the mission 2020 plan which we have been working for some time with a series of neighborhood groups to work to

tim: we're switching seasons a bit now for an update on the future for a couple of sioux city's public swimming pools. a public meeting is coming up on december first... to give your input on the plan to close a couple pools after next season. the proposal is to close cook and leeds pools after next summer. eventually, lief erikson will also close and lewis will be replaced center. eric griffith, recreation kind of the misconception i hear from everybody is wild water west in looking at a family similar to riverside, version of riverside." tim: if you want to voice your opinion about the future of the pools, again the public meeting is december first in council chambers at city hall at seven in the evening. tim: the world's largest farmer- owned soybean processor, is moving forward with plans for a second expansion at its sgt bluff plant. just today a-g-p received more than 300-thousand dollars in incentives from the state of iowa. the woodbury county board of supervisors also is amending it's development agreement with the omaha based company. a-g-p announced it's first expansion at t

people driving through north liberty could see some changes in the near future. the city is considering renaming the portion of highway 965 that runs through town. many businesses sit along that stretch of the highway, from north of 230th street northeast to around forevergreen road. kcrg-tv-9's jill kasparie tell us the city wants to give people something they can identify with. car nats highway 965 is typically bustling with activity. "it's certainly a key piece of infrastructure, it's certainly a big part of what north liberty has for a business district." nats air efex is one business with a highway 965 address. inside they're building and painting vehicles and more. "i talk to people, customers come from des moines and they can come right off here, off the interstate and hit 965 no problem." changing the highway's name? "as long as people can still find the businesses, i'm okay with it." north liberty city leaders say they still need to identify the process they want to use in order to move forward. "there's always been an interest in sort of giving north liberty a l

give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco ethics commission occurring monday-november 23, 2015 will begin shortly.3 >> >>[gavel] >> welcome ladies and gentlemen to the regular november 23, 2015 meeting of the san francisco ethics commission. i will first take wool and i will say that ms. hayon unfortunately is not going to be able to attend due to illness and she's been excused. mr. andrews can council member hur commissioner ?. all commissioners are present and accounted for. i will ask for public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. you have anyone who wishes to make public comment at this time? >> mary bush on behalf of friends of ethics. we had a discussion this weekend but the fact that the commission's budget will be due in separate as i recall. which means essentially on your january meeting which is the first chance you have to look at what's being produced. i w

currently, 63 in wilmington and 65 in trenton and millville and low 60s in cape may and atlantic city, futureg you that as we move from now until 4:00, you start to see a few more steadier cells moving in and a pocket of steadier rain down to the south and west of us, raining moderately and lightly in some neighborhoods, damp and some drizzle. later in the afternoon up to 6:00 or 7:00, there is steady rain coming through for a several hour period, and a rumble of thunder mixed in here, it looks like the bulk of this is to the east and by 11:00, 11:30 is this lipg lingering showers by the shore. and adam joseph and cecily tynan will be here tonight, to track the end of this rain later on. we are looking at a general .75 inch maybe .5 inch to inch. and one model shows us getting higher than that. not an inundating horrific rainfall but enough to get the roads wet. 65 degrees is your high today in the lehigh valley, and cloudy and windy out there today too with gusts in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range, and up in the lehigh valley you'll have the periods of rain and same at the shore periods of