hensley: "not barr: "does that constitute a quota?" hensley: "not necessarily." new miami mayor bob hensley signed the contract with the speed camera company in december. the contract shows the village is getting a second camera--and required to run both cameras at least 200 hours a month. hensley: "that's not the way the contract reads." barr: "let me read it to you." hensley: cameras out here and it's still 100 hours a month." barr: "it says here, each unit shall be in place and operating a minimum of 100 hours per month." hensley: "then, you ask the lawyer." "thinking people and intelligent people see this for what it is...it's policing for profit...it's a money grab." and tonight we've learned of a major change to the new miami speed camera contract. one week after our interview with the mayor, the village took out the 100 hours a month mandate-- and signed this-- a brand new contract. this version-- tricia--does not place a mandate on how long new miami cops must run those cameras, now. what about the $95 fines-- where does that money go? two places-- the vi

councilwoman chris hensley, whose mother ran a day care, change. >> i would like to see us get in line with the state. i don't see the city having to go through and do the inspections, that is the state. as long as they have gone through that process at the state, and we need to get our act together and be compatible. cynthia: the city is now sending out letters to the largest 25 , daycares that have more than 16 children. >> whether or not fire codes are being met, or if sprinkler systems are necessary in the larger forms. cynthia: the city manager says providers with more than six children need two approvals. one from building inspectors to determine if a sprinkler needs to be installed, and another from the zoning board to make sure the daycare is appropriate in their residential neighborhood. so how many is too many? the state allows 12 children in a home, but the city manager says 8 may be the right number before safety measures like -- safety measures are required. chris hensley says she will take at the next council meeting, so parents won't have to worry about finding care for

cynthia: councilwoman chris hensley whose mother ran a day care thinks the ordinance needs to change. >> i would like to see us get in line with the state the city -- with the state. the city doesn't do the inspections that's the state we -- that is the state. we should be compatible with what the state is doing 15. -- is doing. cynthia: the city is now sending out letters to the largest day cares that have more than 16 children. >> whether or not fire codes are being met or if sprinkler systems are necessary in the larger forms. cynthia: the city manager says providers with more than six children need two approvals. one from building inspectors to determine if a sprinkler needs to be installed and another from the zoning board to make sure the daycare is appropriate in their residential neighborhood. many? the state allows 12 children in a home but the city manager says 8 may be the right number before safety measures like sprinklers are required. chris hensley says she will take action on this quickly possibly at the next council meeting so parents won't have to worry about finding

hensley: "then, you ask the lawyer." "if that's not a quota system...i don't know what one is." is this saving lives--or making a buck? policing for profit in new miami--coming monday in a fox19 investigation. also at ten... how many of us don't wake up and hit that couple times? could help you wake up "easier" in the morning. and our fox19 now morning team tested it out! these are selfie videos anchors rob williams and kara sewell took during this fox19 now experiment. we wanted to see if this new way of "waking up" would actually make a difference for them, especially since they're such early risers! so what happened? were either one of them, late for work? tonight at 10, wake up with rob and kara as they tested this new way of waking up. tonight on fox19 now... an all new x- files at eight... then things heat up... on lucifer at nine... followed by fox19 now at ten. "i'm jeremy rauch at xavier where the muskies just took off for creighton. find out how the muskies set a new program record, without playing game today - coming up next." sot jeremy rauch: "jeremy rauch on xavier

. >> after seeing the video, hensley believes the two suspects knew his store. >> they knew exactly what they wanted and where it was at. >> the timestamp indicates it took these would be thieves about 15 minutes to break the glass on door, but it than it took about two minutes for the suspects to pick up the merchandise they were looking for. and for sure the video on the has been viewed 8000 times. thinking, someone will see all not right. >> there is eight chance that sold. >> they could be buying food with money that they sold our coolers with. >> he hopes that the merchandise. >> we want to make it worth somebody's while to help us catch the brooksville yeti bandits. >> taking another look at that video, just open our free app and click on the story. you can search and download it from your device and app store. >> an investigation is stemming from our investigative reporting. investigative reporter noah prensky broke the story last >> years of budget cutting basically kept probation officers from doing their job statewide which is to supervise felons living among us. our series exp

last week judge todd hensley ordered mothershed be held on a $300,000 bond. mothershed is due back in court friday morning. jenna: vermillion police are investating vandalism at usd's phi delta theta fraternity house over the weekend. fraternity members discovered yellow spray paint on the side of their house yesterday morning. the words "we date rape" were painted on the brick exterior. kimberly grieve, vice president for student services, said usd currently has no reports of sexual assault and she doesn't know why the fraternity was targeted. usd's president says they're working with police to vestigate what happened. tim: so was your valentines day a memorable one ? you'll probably have a hard time topping the day one eastern iowa couple had. they've been celebrating for decades and decades... the baxters are both 102 years old, and jill kasparie reports their love is still going strong. gene and vern ann baxter say they don't do a lot for valentines day. there might be some chocolate involved. ( gene baxter / married 79 years ) " i'll get her a couple of

while answering judge todd hensley's questions, mothershed can be seen keeping his head down the entire time. the two charges of attempted murder include the night mothershed shot moritz as well as an incident two days before. on february 5th, police say mothershed and three others used a crowbar to enter a residence at 4538 polk street in sioux city where he fired a shot at one of the homeowners as she chased after him. mothershed's preliminary hearing will be on february 19th.>> mothershed's bond has been set at 300-thousand dollars. police say mothershed did not live in the apartment where officer moritz was shot. arrested that night, justin ferguson and jordyn delfs, were living there at the time. still to come... after a year of planning....a new childrens' museum is finally here. . we'll take a look inside light snow has been working its way across siouxland today and will continue into the evening and early overnight hours before coming to an end. the heavier amounts are going to end up being in eastern siouxland with maybe an inch or two of total accumulation. the snow ends toni

. >> i'm just reading an e-mail that we have been cold that queens road at hensley place in miers mark will remain shut down in both directions probably through the morning commute. avoid if you can. >> it's a short six months until the next school year begins and by now we thought we would be closer to finding charlotte's educator. because of a divided school board with personal agendas, we have to wait another year. as a result of the 15 month procrastination, the board after the extension, they have another chance to get it right. we hope this will yield a more unified board and better results. during a recent mealing, board members put the feeling on display and we appreciate the dialogue about the search. we think it's health why i and after all do represent different constituents and when the board organized the front it demonstrating a lack of communication skills of the. when it comes to the business, the board members should handle it in the way that the community should be proud of. if you can't get the job done, then get off the board. cms needs a superintendent who can take

council member chris hensley says the city needs to change >> is a huge issue because day care is very personal. people choose to go to a home care provider for a number of reasons. if you were to shut all those down, there is not the capacity to handle them. stacey: the city manager says providers with more than six children need approval from building inspectors to determine if a sprinkler needs to be zoning board to make sure the daycare is appropriate in their residential neighborhood. city council is expected to take up the issue soon. steve: a second chance tonight for a proposed downtown development with a view of central iowa's famous bald eagles. todd magel joins us live near the des moines river and southeast scott bridge with more on the $18 million plan. todd: we're just south of downtown des moines, and this dark locks behind me to the river could soon be home for the eagleview locks a rare apartment of the best views in downtown des moines. it's been more than a year since hansen development announced plans to turn this riverfront parcel into the eagle view lofts. back in

judge todd hensley says, "i would advise you now that you any statement you do make can be used against you at trial. sir do you have any questions for the court at this time about your charges or your bond? mothershed says, "i do not." mothershed was ordered to be held on a 300 thousand dollar bond. he's due back in court next friday. jenna: icey conditions earlier today are believed to be the cause of a semi accident on highway 20. a pepsi truck lost control in the westbound lala and jack-knifed. the driver sustained onlymir injuries. jenna: here in siouxland, we're used to the weather making headlines... and have plenty of practice dealing with weather watches, warnings and more. but, this system... which dates back decades... could be in for an update. meteorologist elisa raffa tells us why. elisa: do you understand the difference between a weather watch and warning? if an advisory replaces a watch... is that a downgrade? these are questions causing some head scratching and its prompting the national changes. "tomorrow's weather will get nasty. we have a blizzard watch in abc9 weath

while answering judge todd hensley's questions, mothershed can be seen keeping his head down the entire time. the two charges of attempted murder include the night mothershed shot moritz as well as an incident two days before. on february 5th, police say mothershed and three others used 4538 polk street in sioux city where he fired a shot at one of the homeowners as she chased after him. mothershed's preliminary hearing will be on february 19th. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> mothershed's bond has been set at 300-thousand dollars. police say mothershed didn't live in the apartment where officer moritz was shot. two of the other suspects arrested that night, justin ferguson and jordyn delfs, were living there at the time. (matt) still to come... have you been keeping up with your new year's resolution? don't feel bad if you've steered away from those goals...so have a lot of other people. we'll talk to a local expert who shares ways to stay motivated. light snow has been working its across siouxland today and will continue into the evening and early overnight hours before co

christine hensley, city council: "i think that's what makes des moines so unique is the fact that you have all these stakeholders and partners coming together to address this issue." jacob peklo, reporting: "the nine cameras will be rather obvious to anyone who's downtown. authorities say the effect is not meant to be like big brother, but to promote a higher level of safety all around. in des moines, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa." stephanie: and this weekend on local 5 we'll tell you why a local electronic company made a big donation to this project. jack: new charges in a crash that killed two and severely injured two last august it happened when an r-v hauling a trailer ran the stop sign at the intersection of g-76 and highway 69 in warren county. the collision killed 72 year old karla handy old eric fuller. also injured in the crash, eric's mother and his 10 year old sister. the driver of the r-v is from oklahoma and told officers he didnt see the stop sign in time. he's been charged with failure to obey a stop sign. but now warren county attorneys are adding two more

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while answering judge todd hensley's questions, mothershed can be seen keeping his head down the entire time. the two charges of attempted murder include the night mothershed shot moritz as well as an incident two days before. on februruy 5th, police say mothershed and three others used a crowbar to eer a residence at 4538 polk street in sioux city where he fired a shot at one of the homeowners as she chased after him. mothershed's preliminary hearing will be on february 19th. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> mothershed's bond has been set police say mothershed didn't live in the apartmtmt where officer moritz washot. two of the other suspects arrested that night, justin ferguson and jordyn delfs, wereiving there at the time. the last four occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered thursday. the holdouts were the last of a group that seized the malheur national refuge on january second. the occupiers were demanding the government turn over ththland to locals and to release t t ranchers imprisoned for arson. the group had been surrounded by armored vehicl on

judge todd hensley says, "i would advise you now that you are not required to make a statement and any statement you do make can be used against you at trial. sir do you have any questions for the court at this time about your charges or your bond? mothershed says, "i do not." mothershed was ordered to be bond. he's due back in court next friday. we'll have more on his court appearance... coming up later on in the show. the semi accident yesterday on highway twenty was likely caused by icey conditions. thetruck lost control in the westbound lane and jack-knifed. the driver only sustained minor injuries. lukas: the last of four iowa utility board meetgs over the proposed dakota access pipeline is in the books. ssions began monday to review a building permit request for the pipeline. if built it will cut diagonally across the state of iowa, originating from the north dakota bakken oil fields. there is still no word if the board has made its decission on the permit request. lukas: the iowa senate has voted on the future of the governor's managed care plan. iowans on medicaid have been fac

quick width captivated audiences for decades, this morning, we take a look back at some of sherman hensley's a/k/a george jefferson's greatest moments in this morning's black history month spotlight. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. >> mother in critical condition, two small children injured after hit-and-run, what investigators say may help track down the driver. >> good day everyone, it is february 3rd, 2016. >> and you say, you were paying attention to our very own sue serio. >> every once in a while i do. >> by way of warm weather it, comes with some flooding, sue, or at least fears of flooding? >> isn't information life a trade off? you get one thing you want, then do you have gi

american audiences right along with him, this morning, we take a look at the life of philadelphia native hensley in this black history spotlight. >> didn't realize he was born in philly. >>> bill cosby back in court today hoping to have sexual assault charges against him dismissed and more drama outside the courtroom. how far one journalist traveled just to see. >>> a mother in critical condition and her two small children injured after a hit-and-run driver plows into them and they just keeps ongoing. the clue investigators showed us that may help track down that driver. >> we see surveillance videos every day it, makes you wonder how people think they can get away with things, right? >> absolutely. than is clear surveillance video. steve keeley look at that in just a minute. first, sue serio, we will break a high temperature weather record for february 3rd, are we in the? >> sure looks we will, yes. 65 degrees on the thirds day of february. by the way, it is my brother's birthday today. my brother, mike, a lot of folks met during the blizzard when he was here in philadelphia. we watched our bli

judge todd hensley says, "i would advise you now that you are not required to make a statement and any statement you do make can be used against you at trial" sir do you have any questions for the court at this time about your charges or your bond? mothershed says, "i do not." mothershed was ordered to be held on a 300 thousand dollar bond. he's due back in court next friday. we'll have more on his c crt appearance... ming up later in the show. lukas let's check in with for the weather. matt good morning siouxland. we have some cold temperatures expectedor today, tonit, and in for a short period >>> welcome back to "gma." and look at buffalo, n n york, right now. a big blastf snow r rht now. dangerous cold temperature. we all know it will be a very ready? >> not really. but -- what choice do we have. fire. >> ectly right. >>> alslsoight now, six republican candites ready to face-offff. after trump's big win in new hampshire, john kasich's surprisisi second place finish. >>> and the department of holeland security trying to fight the zika virus. cdc. >>> could there be more bad blood f

. >>> take a look at this huge tree that fell on a south charlotte home on hensley drive near south boulevard and tybola road. a pretty large tree, hard to see the house underneath all of that. we're not sure about the damage done to that house and we are asking about any injuries to people who were living here. a live reported a few minutes. traffic team nine, -- park taylor following this. >>> queens road, the southbound lanes still blocked waiting for crews to come out and remove this massive tree. if this is part of your commute morning long, morehead coming from the south -- from south kings drive, use that or providence road as an alternate. also dealing with an accident at johnson wrote. between ballentine and west parkway. we just got over towards montezuma parkway with a traffic outage -- traffic stop and power outage. >>> 39 in shelby, winds gusty all day. 30 in the mountains and snowing up there. that will last all day long into this evening as we see accumulations up to 3" or more there. it will probably feel like 40s in the city, gusty into this evening. overnight lows near freez