they gathered at prairie - pointe school - - for the future* city competition.- that's where students imagine - design and build - - cities of the future.this year's theme is going green - - and managing solid waste. all the designs are out of recycled* - materials. impressive work done by kids - who may be future engineers. "we kind of started at the beginning of the school year, and it's harder for us because we had different class periods. so they had it together so they worked on something, then the next day i'll have to work on something else so it took a little while since we didn't really know where to start out at first." first."the first place team - will win an all-expense-paid to compete in the future city finals** in february. today, residents of the city of five seasons got to learn about the man considered to be "the father of cedar rapids" rapids"judge george greene helped grow the city from 1840 to 1880.he brought the railroad to town, donated the land and 25-thousand dollars for the first hospital, and was instrumental in founding coe college.the city's historian says

they gathered at prairie - pointe school - - for the future* city competition.- imagine - design and build - - cities of the future.this year's theme is going green - - and managing solid waste. all the designs are out of recycled* - mateteals. impressive work done by kids - who may be future engineers. "we kind of started at the beginning of the school year, and it's harder for us because we had different class periods. so they had it together so they worked on something, then the next day i'll have to work on something else so it took a little while since we didn't really know where to start out a afirst.t. firsrs"the first place team - will win an all-expense-paid trip - to washington d-c - - to compete in the future city finals** in february. today, residents of the city of five seasons got to learn about the man considered to be "the father of cedar rapids" rapids"judge george greene helped grow the city from 1840 to 1880.he brought the railroad to town, donated the for the first hospital, and was instrumental in founding coe college.the city's's historian says that people need

more than 30 teens put their models on display in the future city competition at. nc state mckinnon center, the theme is waste not want not the winning teal received a free trip to compete in the national finals of the future city competition. that is in washington d.c. next month. meantime, it was a gorgeous sunday. i opened my doors, i opened the windows, felt great outside. >> it was awesome, my dogs were basking in the sunshine outside. it hardly feels like the last typically we're seeing temperatures in the 50's and lows at night in the 30's. that's not been the case here the warmth also going to continue tomorrow and slightly on tuesday through wednesday, then we'll start to see some changes. clouds increase tuesday and wednesday ahead of our next front. and we could actually see some showers possible for our northern sections on tuesday. storms possible wednesday, some could be strong. we're going to outline that for you. right now it's 63 at r.d.u. on the ground we're just a degree lower, 62 there. 63 in roxboro. clinton about 62. all of us very comfortable

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

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

future. solar city, says it low amonger be installing systems -- no longer be installing systems in nevada. we spoke to tina, an employee. >> i think it's very disconcerting. as a solar promoter, i think that it puts us behind. we're not looking forward to losing the opportunity to go solar. unfortunately, today's decision puts us backwards, not forwards. >> reporter: so a lot of angry solar customers today as well as solar workers. not exactly sure what happens to the industry from this point on. i can tell you the puc has indicated that they believe the rate hike is fair and that the industry will not be affected. reporting live, reed and marie, back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> it's still nine months away, convention authority is gearing up for its role in the 2016

in the fight for southern nevada's solar future. city leaders proposed an ordinance to help ease the financial burden for homeowners to install solar panels. the ordinance has not yet been formally introduced... but mayor pro- tem steve ross hopes his proposal will save jobs. the proposal would allow homeowners to take advantage of alternative financing... like the "pace" program... that would let them pay back the cost of the panels over 20 years.. as an extra fee on top of their taxes. we spoke to a small business owner in solar who hopes it happens: (( louise helton/co-owner, one sun solar electric: "oh, it's an answer to prayer, it really is, so many of us have been working for so many legislative sessions trying to get pace to be a last year, more than 37- hundred homeowners installed panels inside city limits... but ross believes momentum for solar has stopped since the p-u-c decision to hike solar rates. solarcity recently ceased sales and installation in nevada... and announced hundreds of job cuts. /// ((kirsten joyce)) the 8 ne

news" tonight, the creative young mind are keeping designs on the future, how some local students are sharing their ideas, to improve, city life in the future. >>> plus using well thought out moves to stay on the straight and narrow, program that helps kid stay safe and mentally sharp, melissa. >>> walter, partly cloudy, quiet tonight but we have slow snow melt on the the way as we get in the second half of the weekend with milder temperatures. we will talk about the numbers, full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. >>> plus cole hamels is back in town. jeff skversky tells us why when "action news" comes right back. you have cancer start with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts. appointments available now. >>> hundreds of local kids are making moves to make sure that their lives remain on the positive, and productive track. they took part in the ninth annual check mate violence chess marathon right there at temple university. the program promotes safe, beneficial after school programs, new poli

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

we're hearing that philly has earned a rang nothing a new survey about the future ready cities, where do we stand. >> that is right, good morning. dell released list of the highest ranking future ready cities and san jose, san francisco, washington d.c. and boston rounding out top 25 are columbus, ohio and philadelphia. economist looked at capitol, commerce and infrastructure in 34 cities to come up with this list, erika. >> all right. and also, of course, we have been watching chipotle and we have this new food safety program with a new change, what do they do. >> this is interesting, chip pot thely is expected to announce they will offer paid sick leave to its employees during a company wide meeting next month. employees don't to have come to work it will accuse chance of customers getting sick. this comes after several out breaks last year that sickened dozens in many of those burrito chains across the the country. >> see fit the gets customers back in there, thanks so much, henna. >>> 4:50. it is tax season. u.s. is launching a new campaign to fight back against multi million-doll

i was really excited about tokyo, because i thought it was a future city, a place with remarkable technology and engineers. i love japan. absolutely love tokyo. but ultimately came back to new york with this real 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. it was something i was really noodling on for a while. coming out of, frankly, a lot of selfish desires i had for something that did not really 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 on 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 though was as much as the technology was marching forward, the actual services people were building were

faraday future for the city of north las vegas. mayor john lee accepts the accolades for the plant building here but he's the first one to say the transformation of north las vegas was a team effort. it was four short years ago when then north las vegas mayor shari buck had this to say about the bleak future for the city. the past two years have been some of the most difficult endured by the city. the economic down turn that hit the country in 2008 is a thing of the past..fast forward to today don't pooh pooh north las vegas what mayor lee seems most proud of is getting the city's 152 million dollar deficit he inherited when he took office down to 74 million in one year. two years later the bottom line is better than ever. i'm happy to report that we've reduced it to under $23 million. (applause) deficit now under control another target he has his sights set on is expanding job opportunities. i don 't want everybody going to work in hospitality and tourism. my goal is to diversify the incomes of the residents who live in north las

our action cam stopped by carol high school in radnor for the the future city competition. students from 40 schools, presented their ideas to revolutionize, solid waste management the systems in the future. >>> and hundreds of young people from camden along with their families attended a huge fair today to learn more about their options for public schools. superintendent raymond, was there to welcome everybody. it is all part of the new camden enrollment program, giving families their choice oven role in any of the cities 35 schools. >>> in north philadelphia, kindergarteners and their parents were shopping for schools as well. for the the first time great philly schools.org hosted a fair for parents to give them a better understanding of public, private, and charter school officials for their kids. a similar fair will be held next month in west philadelphia. >>> hundreds of local kid are making moves to make sure that their lives remain in the positive and productive track. they took part in the the ninth annual check mate violence chess marathon, at temple university. the

country's most "future ready cities." the highest ranked cities were san jose, san francisco, washington d-c, texas. looked at human capitol, commerce and infrastructure up with the list. no city in florida made the top 34. clearwater about to get a whole about to get a whole lot bigger. while its expected to be a lot of tourists into our area, many are not happy about it. but first, as he faces ongoing calls for his arrest and resignation, the governor of michigan promises to fix flint's drinking water crisis. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. ad lib lets get a look at ad lib

cities ready for the future says dell, the company has what is called the future ready economics model, it uses 3 criteria, the ability to attract people who innovate, businesses that thrive with collaboration, and infrastructure, they worked with ihs economics and found future ready cities will grow faster the next 5-10 than most others, san jose, san francisco, and washington dc topped the list. >>> a trend among millennials, more adults ditching the driver's license, less than 77% of people 20-24 had a driver's license in 2014. that is down from 82% in 2008 and 92% in 1983. the institute has a couple theories. cars becoming less important as ride sharing services like uber and lift gain popularity. analysts say new vehicles are less affordable for recent grads dealing with debt. edmonds.com said the average price was more than $33,000, up 20% since 2005. >>> a new study suggests some theirpies and medications for those with parkinsons is not working, studying 800 patients with mild to moderate forms of the disease and did occupation and physical therapy. that treatment, which is wid

were in the audience knew her spoke with the guest speaker former city manager john breaux about his thoughts on portsmouth its future hundreds of people came to hear former city manager john rose speak at the people for portsmouth meeting his message moving many of scottish rite building in fort smith sees a little more nearly all seats were full the leadership starts the time. that's what drew does in the crowd to the meeting to hear former city manager john rowe speaking up for smith's local governments and why it matters relevant discussion given recent events that have put the city's local leaders in the hot seat. i don really that out very well right now we just look again at the public conversation that's going on in the newspaper and social media it appears that there's a big deficit and public trust for the course of government during his speech a row stress the importance of this november's elections and the difference the audience can make at the polls. i really think that there's some right days the portsmouth a head butt is gonna take leadership he says he believes portsmouth is seeing it down swing in t

city a but its fate rests in the hands of new jersey lawmakers. today they tackled an issue that could hold the key to ac's future. >> can the city thrive again with new casinos in the garden state? >> ted greenberg breaks down the facts tonight. >> like when i have vacations off we come here. >> reporter: but bob of bloomfield says north jersey casinos would be a lot closer to home rather than making the trip to atlantic city. >> it would be nice. just a stone's throw away from where i am as opposed to driving two hours or an hour and a half. >> reporter: he was in the seaside resort on the same day that the public hearings for being held on rival plans that would ask the voters if two casinos should be allowed in the northern end of the state. >> we can certainly try it, absolutely. we would try it to see if we liked it. >> i would go there because it's >> reporter: before the voters decide to change the state constitution, the lawmakers must agree on a single plan to put on the ballot. they've been unable to find common ground op certain issues, including the amount of tax revenue generate bid north jersey casinos that should be sent back to at

the city's departmentntf community development suggested alternative sites to where morris wanted to build his new home, and the possibility of not just a small chunk - with a concept plan for future development. city council member john runchey says morris's request to rezone only an acre and a half section of this land was an unusual one. he says doing so could cause problems for the city if it ever decides to develop that area in the future. 14:23-:35 "if he wants to build, he can buy 20 acres, and can put it werever he nts. we'd give hiia permit today. but for an acre and a half, we want a more orderly fashion."2 members of the council voted in favor of morris'sezoning request, 4 against. in a statement over the phone, morris told tv-9 quote, "we had every intention of playing by the rules," and that he and his wife are trying to decide what their next step will be. jn cedar falls, brady smith, rg tv9 news. police in dubuque say they're having a hard time getting people to sign up for their annual citizen's police academy. in the academy, participants learn about a number of police procedures like arrests, search and seizures and use of people in the class have the option of h

future." sumner is one 50 who heard the city's plan saturday. a plan that includes gauging residents' likes and dislikes as they prepare for the future. ((c474 32:21)) "i want to people, what are their favorite things to do, events and things like that." jeremy sharp works in the city's planning economy and population growth in mind, the city's focus is shifting to areas not affected by the rising tide. jeremy sharp/principal planner ((c474 30:06)) "we do have some land, military circle being an obvious example of that, and it's also on our light rail system and it's high and dry. it's not an area that's typically at risk of flooding and it's not an area long-term we much different. whatever it takes, they say, to keep the city operating above water. christine morris/chief resilience officer ((c475 35:55)) "i think it's going to be a great place to live." city officials tell me they're now working to get the input of all resident's over the next two months. they'll have four community meetings to gather information on what people love and what pe

<about bright futures sioux city, a program in the sioux city community school district. for those that don't know much about this program, what is it? sure, bright futures usa actually and it was put in place to address low graduation rate actually. once the program started they realized that their community had a lot of needs. students maybe not having meals or not having coats, that type of thing. it was a way to organize community efforts, collaboration amongst different community agencies as well as the school in that system. then the joplin tornadoes hit and that structure was in place so that community was able to respond quickly to the needs of their community members. so the sioux city chamber actually brought this to dr. gausman and the sioux city community schools and asked us if we would lead the program. so we took it up. this has been about a year ago. so we had our big kick off, bright futures breakfast event, we're trying to reach out to community partners, community members that want to volunteer in our schools and so

someone who is willing to work with us. 17as one neighborhood looks to the future- the city has vowed to fix bahama terrace. by next year- the area will get a major street revamp. parents in that neighborhood say it's much needed.donte hightower 15:27 "we need more lights out here to protect the children from going to the park and stuff like that at night. in the summertime, it gets dark around 7:30/8, they need lights out here for the park for the kids. 41residents say it's been a quiet few months in bahama terrace-melissa hightower16:28 i am just happy that crime has changed. it's not as bad as what it was. 32 but after several shootings in their neighborhood within the past year- people say more police presence would make them feel safe.donte hightower 15:52 i would like to see more patrols because i got two kids and they like to come out here and play. 57kids like jamal fields who lives in hawaiian terrace and has seen the positive change.jamal fields: 10 years old12:34 it's safer and there is no more shootings going on and i just like the street lights. 39in the past several mont

jenna another big topic of discussion at today's city council meeting today's city council meeting was the future of sioux city's public parks and recreation's director matt salvatore told the council that the city's five pools will remain open in 20-16. however, their future after that remains uncertain. as of now, the city plans to eventually shut down leeds a cook pools. this evening the council moved to wait for the compleon of a before voting on recommendations by the pool committee to replace the pools. splash pad is an option... but at the moment... the city in their budget to pad. being that today was the first city council meeting of the new year... we asked a few council members to share their new year's resolutions... and we got a little help with these interviews from councilwoman rhonda capron. "dan, what would be your resolution for the year? said rhonda capron," "i want to make sioux city the best place ever and i really mean that," said dan moore "so that people will want to move to sioux city instead of move out of sioux city." "my resolution is for my wife and i to spend more ti

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someone who is willing to work with us. 17as one neighborhood looks to the future- the city has vowed to fix bahama terrace. by next year- the area will get a major street revamp. parents in that neighborhood say it's much needed.donte hightower 15:27 "we need more lights out here to protect the children from going to the park and stuff like that at night. in the summertime, it gets dark around 7:30/8, they need lights out here for the park for the kids. 41residents say it's been a quiet few months in bahama terrace-melissa that crime has changed. it's not as bad as what it was. 32 but after several shootings in their neighborhood within the past year- people say more police presence would make them feel safe.donte hightower 15:52 i would like to see more patrols because i got two kids and they like to come out here and play. 57kids like jamal fields who lives in hawaiian terrace and has seen the positive change.jamal fields: 10 years old12:34 it's safer and there is no more shootings going on and i just like the street lights. 39 in the past several months- police have spent more tha

future. >> raleigh's city leaders plan to get together for the next couple of days but the price of the get away is drawing criticism. >> they're in charlotte tonight and that's costing taxpayers $31,000. these were our 8 council the lounge as they waited for their train. it would take them charlotte. there the mayor says they will focus on building relationships and setting goals and that they will have fewer distractions. but taxpayers are spending the money. >> it's an expensive trip. >> maybe like half the cost would be okay. >> we took the concerns to the mayor. >> what would you say to them? >> well, i would say that this is an investment that will pay off. >> the leaders hold conferences like this every year but this is the first time outside of the county. billions in the years to expand the transit offerings. there's also a new downtown transit hub opening next year. >> if we can learn mistakes from them and keeps us from spending a lot of money then it's certainly worth it. >> a lot of the money is being spent on lodging and that's costing the taxpayers about $11,000. >> well the

new jersey lawmakers are deciding on another issue that will shake the future of atlantic city. public hearings were held in the state senate on two plans for building north jersey casinos. right now, the state constitution restricts gambling to atlantic city. voters will decide whether to change that. first, lawmakers have to agree on a single casino plan to put on the ballot. >> immigration reform has been a big topic in the presidential debates. tonight, in our area, we got to hear from some young people right in the center of it. catholic social services celebrated national migration week. about a dozen 16-18-year-old boys are now living in a group home in bensalem without family. one teen from central america told us what it was like living in his homeland. >> over there in my country, if you buy a pair of sneakers and they see them on you, the criminals want to take them away. if you don't hand them over, then they will shoot you in the head and run away. >> all of the boys are attending school and taking classes to learn to adjust to life on their own in this country. >>>

. >> it's a win-win for all parties the city and future development. todd: city leaders voted unanimously to make big changes in the block at 7th and grand downtown. once the old garage is torn down the city was going to build an , ambitious $30 million garage with a private 17 story housing development on top. now principal wants to build its own garage and nelson development will build a new luxury housing and office structure next door. and the principal garage will be on the property tax roles from day one. >> it will essentially serve all those same parkers that we were going to build the garage for, so marriott guests, office people will be accommodated just under different ownership. todd: the council also approved plans to tear down burns untied methodist church at 8th and crocker. the 112-year-old brick building is now empty and the church wants to sell the land. food truck fans will have more choices this spring. the council wants to expand the trucks into city parks after a successful summer in the downtown area. cyclists will be happy to kno

fox5's les krifaton joins us live from north las vegas city hall -- and les faraday future wasn't the only topic of today's address. faraday future north las vegas. mayor john lee accepts the accolades for the plant building here but he's the first one to say the transformation of north las vegas was a team effort. it was four short years ago when then north las vegas mayor shari buck had this to say about the bleak future for the city. 11:15 the past two years have been some of the most difficult endured by the city. the economic down turn that hit the country in 2008 is a thing of the past..fast forward to today 01:39:39 don't pooh pooh north las vegas what mayor lee seems most proud of is getting the city's 152 million dollar deficit he inherited when he took office down to 74 million in one year. two years later the bottom line is better than ever. 01:50:54 i'm happy to report that we've reduced it to under $23 million. (applause) lee says with the deficit now under control another target he has his sights set on is expanding job opportunities. i don 't want everybody going to wor

city of lynn by kennedy and thrt shore community college and we are one of multiple partners. and these partners have come together to think through what we want if see lynn become. the future of the city, how do we make sure everybody shares in the good fortunes of lynn, going forward. we want to make sure all residents have affordable housing, and they have proper educational opportunities and that there is economic opportunity in the city and good jobs, so there is a very exciting process and now for the next six month we will work on a propasal and submitting an >> alberto: there is a process. you grew up in lynn, right? >> yes. >> alberto: you are aware of huge demographic shift. i hear spanish and... >> that's makes it an exciting place. the diversity of the city is one of the great assets. we can talk about the city's challenges, and its does have a high right of poverty, 21%, and there 1% of children this lynn are growing up in poverty and there are challenges but i think lynn has a lot of untapped resources and great assets and i believe the imgrant communities immigrant city. my parents were immigrants to lynn. i think that makes its a really exciting city and i t

. >> it's a win-win for all parties, the city and future development. todd: city leaders voted unanimously to make big changes in the block at 7th and grand downtown. once the old garage is torn down, the city was going to build an ambitious $30 million garage with a private 17 story now, principal wants to build its own garage, and nelson development will build a new luxury housing and office structure next door. and the principal garage will be on the property tax roles from day one. >> it will essentially serve all those same parkers that we were going to build the garage for, so marriott guests, office tenants at ruan, guests at principal. the same people will be accommodated, just under different ownership. todd: the council also approved plans to tear down burns untied methodist church at 8th and crocker. the 112-year-old brick building is now empty, and the church wants to sell the land. food truck fans will have more choices this spring. the council wants to expand the trucks into city parks after a successful summer in the downtown area. cyclist

states and less than two hours virginia beach city leaders will meet with the public to discuss the city's future. last year the city reached out to residents to hear their biggest concerns the input focus on things like transportation and housing night's meeting is at the creams routine club at six thirty and there's another meeting on thursday at the virginia beach convention center this week the city of portsmouth wants to hear from residents about the budget saturday in the city will hold budget meetings for the public city manager lydia perez patton and the school superintendent eli gracie will lead the sessions the first forum saturday at nine a m at woodrow wilson high and the other two meetings are in february where in the middle of flu season and thirteen is the big deals with the flu mist vaccine right there some doctors say the mist is more effective because it's a live virus but some area providers will give the flu mist of people in households with babies six months old or younger because of the fear of transmission of the flu we assay hk these infectious diseases specialist dr doug

but up next, a we'll take a look at future plans for a hampton roads city. and we mean deep into the future. most of us plan ahead, at least a day or two. now imagine -- having to plan a century ahead! fisher attended the kick-off event. christine morris is norfolk's chief most of us plan ahead, at least a day or two. now imagine -- having to plan a century ahead! that's the job for weekend. 10 on your side's joe fisher attended the kick-off event. christine morris is norfolk's chief resilience officer. she's been working up to this event for more than a year... getting city leaders to think all the way to the year 21-hundred. she says sea level rise is one of the city's most pressing issues. generated on coasts, people work on coasts, trade happens on coasts, so we're going to need to understand what it means to live on the coast in the future." coming up in our next we'll get reaction to the plan, from people who will be affected by it. if you're in the market for a car- or just want to check out whats new for 2016 - we have the place for you this weekend.

ross asked that the group advise the city of las vegas on developing a, quote, comprehensive energy strategy andn hopes of improving solar energy going into the future. >> the city couldn't be silent on this. we've been working very hard on we have for a number of years. we've very proud of that fact. we've won awards for it. in light of that catalyst happening we had do something different. that's what we're doing. i think we're demonstrating that out of the box thinking and that leadership style. >> reporter: i also asked las vegas mayor pro-tem ross for a timeline of events of when the changes will go into affect. he says he hopes to get the ordinance in, quote, very quickly. for now reporting in downtown las vegas, kyndell nunley. news 3. >> marie: investigation's first ikea is hiring ahead of this store's opening this summer. today ikea announcing it has started the recruitment process for 300 or so workers needed. there are a wide variety of jobs available including home furnishing, sales, interior receiving. candidates fld work at the future ie korea las vegas should -- ikea las vegas should apply online. we have on link on our website. much

city's mayor. we'll talk about the future of the city today. in the middle of troubling times not yaer. ♪ find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. . >>> happening today in atlantic city, the mayor will lay out his vision for 2016. the mayor had address the metropolitan business and citizen association at harris conference center. a.c. is facing an uncertain future. right now, the proposed bill would give the state the power to make financial decisions including the right to sell off assetes and land. will say there will be a statewide referendum having voters if two new casinos should be allowed in north jersey. >>> self-driving cars will take a step closer to becoming reality this week. that tops today's check of the business news. landon dowdy is here with that. good morning,.landon. >> high there, tracy. good morning to you, as well. u.s. government officials say the oh bam in administration will announce efforts thu

dell released the ranking of the most future ready cities. highest ranked was san jose san francisco washington, d.c. and boston. rounding out the top 25 columbus ohio and philadelphia. boston by the way came in at number4. capital commerce and infratruck sture-- infratruck sture. >>> -- infrastructure. chipotle will announce sick time the idea if sick employees don't come to work it will reduce the chances of customers getting sick. and mcdonald's is taking the classic french fries to the next level. at least in japan. tuesday the company announced a new mcchoco potatoe french fries drizzled with two types of chocolate sauce. no word on whether they plan to test them here in the u.s. >> did you say mcchoco because that's disgusting. >> reporter: i am with you i love fries and chocolate but not together. >> oh, yeah. >> i like sweet and savory but that doesn't appeal to me. >> no thank you. >> just leave it. something that works, let it alone. thanks very much we will see you next hour. >> i don't know. >> the drizzle of the chocolate was pre

environment of our children in every day matches the expectations we have what they learned for their future the city just broke ground on large mott elementary the new schools are a part of a project to build five new schools in three years attorney general loretta today to defend the president's recent executive actions on tighter members of the senate the president took lawful common sense steps to stem firearms violence. these actions will help to make people see for our communities more secure and our law enforcement more effective. i also have no illusions that these measures by themselves will end gun violence in america which a supporter of criticism from the republicans who control congress they say the president's executive action is unconstitutional the president's executive action requires even though at gun shows to get a federal dealer's license and go through background checks less than an inch of snow in chicago could cause big problems. this morning's commute was a mass after just a dusting. hundreds of crews went to work to keep the interstates clear and salted and while the snow is

give zamboni rides at the new las vegas arena for a professional hockey team sometime in the future... the city got a zamboni-like tool, but it's not for keeping the ice clean. meet the "poop-master six-thousand"... the city has to rent out the machine because birds are leaving a mess downtown! it costs two- thousand dollars a month to rent and the "poopmaster" will be a familiar sight in portland until the crows leave in the spring./// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us live at eleven. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! thank you. hey! wooo!

center. and interactive panel discussion entitled 15 years later. the cincinnati riots and the future of the city will include people deeply involved with responding to the riots 15 years ago. including the reverend day monday the third. -- and police captain herry haar real. i am joined this morning by two members of the panel on tuesday night. ryery, who was the project manager for the black united front which emerge as the principal african-american organization demanding change in the after math of the riot. and gabe remember godly. a professor at xavier university. they focus on social and practical philosophy. the theorys of action and welcome the news makers. >> thank you! welcome back for you. a long time. >>yes. >> umm, you know, that whole point about as we look back, our views of what was happening in this case, 15 years ago changed. how do you think your view, your understanding of what the real dynamic, the under lying dynamic was. how do you think that's changed between now and what you understood when you were a very loud voice on the streets in cincinnati. >> well you know, dan, i

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 morning, everybody. thank you for coming to city hall first of all, thank to all the departments it under the general umbrella of the emergency management public works and area our economic & workforce development office including our faith cbo community and penguin and others we've been explicit expecting some big storms to come our way as conversations with meteorologists i think that's their property name and scientists warn us of the el nino storms that are coming here that will certainly our city and our area will be a focus of what necessary expect to be flooding i haven't seen any rain yet but i want to be and so our department desirable reduce if we lucky we'll be offeringly prepared we deal with unexpected dangers about you it is good he appreciate the departments and our direction coming together and doing everything we can to prepare not only themselves and their operations but to the public to th

. >>> we release rankings of the most future ready cities. highest ranked present san jose, san francisco, washington d.c. and boston. rounding out top 25 are columbus, yes and philadelphia economist look at the pool of skilled workers, commerce and infrastructure in 34 cities to come out with this list. >>> chipotle will offer paid sick leave to employees, the idea is that if employees don't to have come to work, it will reduce chances of customers getting sick. move comes after noro virus and e-coli out breaks at the chain last year. chipotle will close restaurant in the afternoon february 8th for a company wide employee meeting, on food safety. >>> heading to the move thinks weekend? it will cost you. average movie ticket has hit a record high of $8.70. the national association of theater owners say prices are up almost 5 percent compared to this time last year. box office revenue last year by the way hit a record 11.1 billion, erika. >>> those movie stars are getting paid i was really concerned there for a while. >> they are bumming it ou

the public can learn more about the city's future plans for asheville's aging stormwater system. an information meeting will be from 6 to 8 tonight at the national environmental modeling and analysis center in the grove arcade. the city says the meeting will help them identify, priortize and plan for stormwater projects over the next 10 years. 3 3 3 the leader of the armed group occupying the wildlife refuge in oregon... wants his followers to leave. as reid binion reports, ammon bundy's plea to end the occupation comes just one day after he arrested. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- (mike arnold, bundy attorney) "please stand down. please stand down."an attorney for oregon armed protest leader ammon bundy......reading bundy's statement asking followers to end their armed occupation at the malheur national wildlife refuge.(mike arnold, bundy attorney) "let us take this fight from here. go home and hug your families. this fight is ours for now in the courts."it came a day after protestelavoy finicum was shot and killed by police during the arrest of bundy and four of his followers. of

calendars on our website wavy.com city officials could be leaving parts of portsmouth's history in the past. the reason neighbors say they're upset with council's vision for the future. a norfolk city leader has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges -- what's next for treasurer anthony burfoot. and what looks to be just a taste of the bigger winter entree. this time lapse shows chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect here in vineland, new jersey,, home of prprressss we know the secret ingredient to a great minestrone dirt. california dirt with the rich blend of nutrients that produces amazingly flavorfuful matoes.. the best v vetables, like those we use here in vineland, come right from the earth. so if you're not going to make the minestrone do what we do... make it progresso. we're tracking winter weather across hampton roads tonight -- here's a look at the past 24 hours in colonial williamsburg. from a webcam outside raleigh tavern, you can see it go from bright and sunny to dark with a layer of snow. here's a live look at conditions in washington d-c. local reporters say snow has already started fal

city." jessica rae: another big topic of discussion at last night's meeting was the future of sioux city's public pools. parks and rec director matt salvatore told the council the city's five pools will remain open in 20-16. however, their future after that the city plans to eventually shut down leeds and cook pools. the council has ved to wait for the completion of a financial plan... before voting on the recommendations by the pool committee to replace the pools. as of now a splash pad is an option... but the city only has enough in their budget to install one splash pad. jessica rae: and since it was the first city council meeting of the new year... we asked a few council members to share their new year's resolutions... and we even got a little help with these interviews from council- woman rhonda capron. "dan, what would be your resolution for the yeararsaid rhonon capron," "i w wt to make sioux cityt place ever and i really mean that," said dan moore "so that people will want to move to sioux city instead of move out of sioux city." "my resolution is for my wife and i to spend more time with

so now it's about how the city and the citizens can work together to overcome determine its future success. christine morris/chief resilience officer ((c475 39:14)) "we want to make norfolk an even greater place to live, work and play." christine morris is chief resilience officer for the city of norfolk. she's been working for more others on board for how norfolk will look and feel in 2100. christine morris/chief resilience officer ((c475 35:00)) "we live on coasts because gdp gets generated on coasts, people work on coasts, trade happens on coasts, so we're going to rise is one of most pressing issues. that's something cheryll sumner knows all too welll as president of the chesterfield heights civic league -- a neighborhood surrounded by the elizabeth river. cheryll sumner/chesterfield heights civic league president ((c473 22:58)) "come to my neighborhood and you will see that it is a problem, and the sea level is rising. it may become a problem for you includes gauging residents' likes and dislikes as they places, who are their favorite people, what are their favorite things to do, even

goodman says a key part of the city's future... is how they work together with other southern nevada communities... like henderson and mesquite. mayor goodman also took time to thank sheriff joe lombardo... and all the law enforcement and the law enforcement and emergency crews... who helped keep everyone safe on new year's eve. the search for the massive powerball jackpot is still on... and the madness continued at primm lotto store. the line wrapped around the store again by the time the doors opened thursday morning... and stayed like that until the shop closed thursday night. the current jackpot - now sits around 700 million dollars... and will continue to climb as more tickets are sold before saturday night's drawing. if you don't want to wait in that line... maybe drive another half hour south. christine jacquart sent us this photo... showing no wait for lottery tickets in baker. she says it was well worth driving the an already star- studded super bowl 50 halftime show... just got bigger. pepsi confirmed on thursday... pop m

your voice, your future - the iowa impact" will take place in iowa city at 6 at public space one. both the iowa republican and democratic party *chairs, along with other political experts.the public is welcome to attend and ask questions.. questions..but you'll also be able to watch it live on cbs 2, and our newly re-vamped website cbs 2 iowa-dot-com. you'll be able to easily find the "watch live" link on the frontpage. doctor ben carson will resume his campaign for president today.the republican candidate took two days off to be with the family of a young volunteer - killed in a crash in western iowa.a van carrying staffers hit an ice patch on i-80 near atlantic.the van flipped and was hit by another vehicle. vehicle.25-year-old braden joplin died in the crash.two other volunteers were hurt. an update to a story cbs 2 news has been tracking since december. december.a cy-ride driver is charged in the hit and run death of 18-year-old emmalee jacobs. jacobs was from urbana and was killed december 14th while she was crossing a busy street on the iowa state campus.police now say 23-ye

city in a week. keith bruce, super bowl 50 host committee - 2006, 14:32 - welcome to the home of the future super bowl city. justin herman plaza is turning into a football fan s dream. 2009, 23:22 - i am totally excited about this. this is awesome. this area will be a broadcast village for networks like cbs and espn... and over here, the centerpiece "fan energy zone" with interactive video displays. 2006, 15:29 - we want this to be an inclusive super bowl experience for everyone in the bay area. and if that includes you... nats of car turning you ll want to leave your car behind. today on the southbound embarcadero and market street... rerouting traffic including public buses. paul rose, sfmta 1978, 5;25 - but we have service running throughout the city, throughout downtown and we believe that these plans will get people where they need to go. nats of port-a-potty truck speaking of going, portable toilets are being moved into place to accommodate up to a million football fans. nats of musician but some of the locals say they )re being fenced out. street artists are planning to protest the loss of thei

for north las vegas mayor john lee ......faraday of the pieces of the puzzle he has to make his city a future economic hotbed. faraday's plans to build at apex industrial park is already drawing attention from other industries. vision of also making his city a medical research center. the mayor also announced plans to build around las vegas motor speeday to make access to the area from 15 much easier. but what he seemed most proud of.....was reducing the more than $152 million dollar deficit he inherited to about $74 million his first year in office. today that deficit numbmb is even better 01:50:54 i'm happy to report that we've reduced it to under $23 million. back to faraday we asked the mayor of he had anything to say about the nevada commissioner of ethics looking into the faraday future deal to see if the deal meets minimum job qualification requirements. he said he doesn't see any problems now i did ask him about how he was going to top last year. he wouldn't say other than just wait and see. the mayor also mentioned that when he took office he was quote "sceptomistic" about the city.