laura: hurd was 86 years old. todd: our other big story tonight, blizzard conditions may be ahead for many parts of central iowa tomorrow. kcci meteorologist jason sydekjo with a first look at your sunday forecast. jason: yes, going to be a windy one. really gusty, blowing snow, that could limit visibility mainly across the northwestern portions of the state. any traveling, know that this thing will ramp up late afternoon, sticking around with us clear into monday. at least those winds will. that is a blizzard watch for the better northwestern half of the state there. not seeing too much right now, looking just fine if you are traveling. a little bit of sunshine early on, that was absolutely stunning out there. thank you for sending that end, continue to do so. love to see those shots. as we head to the noon hour, 36 degrees and partly cloudy. on track for 40 degrees tomorrow. i will have a more detailed look, how much snow, coming up tonight. laura: the final gop debate before the new hampshire primary just wrapp

hurd's family has asked for privacy. utilities board is holding public meetings to discuss whether or not an oil pipeline should be allowed through the state of iowa. kcci's alyx sacks is in downtown des moines where the hearings will take place. alyx, how soon could there be a decision? alyx: the board announced on friday that they may or may not make a decision during these deliberations, and they are going to last next four days, each three days -- three hours long and open to the public to discuss the issues with dakota access. the company wants to transport about 570,000 barrels of crude oil through iowa to a hub in illinois. it can cost about 3.8 billion dollars, and some land owners have already signed agreements with dakota access. today through thursday from 1:00 to 4:00, the iowa utilities themselves, because it does impact everyone in the state and is controversial. the public is invited to be here today. there is limited seating, but they will have video playing in conference rooms 1 and 2. they will also hav

hurd was 86-years-old. right now, officials say they have rescued 171 people from a residential high-rise that collapsed in taiwan. following a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. at least 23 people were killed. rescuers are now working to find victims who may alive and buried in the rubble. japan and south korea are reporting that north korea has launched a rocket. the japanese government said the rocket passed over the southern japanese island of okinawa. the launch follows north korea's claim last month to have tested a hydrogen bomb. now u.s. officials are working with south korea about deployment of an anti-missle system. still ahead on kcci was it , caused by playing football? an indianola family speaking out about their son's death. what he knew that could be a game-changer for researchers. plus it's been called one of the , most daring sea rescues in and now it's a movie, "the finest hours." john pascuzzi tells us if it's a good movie, ahead. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four c

rep will hurd: "like my old company. we would try to break into a company, and we would tell them how we would do it, and share the tactics, techniques, and procedures that we would use to get in. sharing that information under this agreement would've been a violation of the wassenaar agreement, which is absolutely crazy." hurd tells us he wants president obama to meet back in wassenaar in the netherlands with all 41 participating countries, to completely rework the agreement. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. apple has asked a federal magistrate judge, to reverse her order, requiring the company to help the f-b-i hack a locked i-phone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. in the filing, apple accused the government of seeking "dangerous power", through the courts, and trampling on its constitutional rights. it's apple's first official response, since the order was issued last week. lawyers for the tech were forced to build the software... criminals, terrorists, an

we're sitting down with mark hurd, ceo of oracle. thank you. you're going through an interesting time in oracle. you have gone through changes. you have gone through a ton of acquisitions. now we have this huge change, the move to the cloud. talk to me about what that looks like for oracle which has a strong footprint in on premise software. the development of cloud software has been targeted at oracle. what does that mean for the industry? mark: it is a big shift. i think you will see a majority i.t. shift to the cloud. for us, we look at this as an opportunity.

hurd was the former principal financial group c-e-o several witnesses say hurd fall from the high rise around 1 o'clock this afternoon. hurd is credited with helping transform principal financial into a multibillion-dollar company he held the position of c-e-o from 1989 until 1994. turning to weather. it was a beautiful day outside in the metro. but some more cold weather is on the way... meteorologist amber alexander joins us now with a first look at the forecast. the weather in san francisco for those with a ticket to super bowl 50... the denver broncos will take on the carolina panthers tomorrow at 5:30... for those not in california for the game... they have already carefully planned what to eat and where they will watch the big game 16:32:11 "i havent been with family since christmas so im going to go and be with my grandkids and my daughters and so and just have a good time up there and enjoy the super bowl game.' the game starts at 5-30 p-m on cbs tomorrow night. court avenue will not be beefing up security ahead of tomorrow's super bowl... but it will come the city's next big e

cory: oracle ceo mark hurd has over 2000 customer interactions every year.o's telling mark heard that they are worrying about. that coming up next on bloomberg best. ♪ ♪ cory: welcome back to "bloomberg best." his job is making sure oracle products get sold. he is talked with so many ceos of so many companies. what are they worried about? check this out. explain to me what it is that you do when companies pull back? mark: when you see a down market, your first instinct is to go hard. cut your resource revenue. cut the expenses down. my whole point, for a while -- the reality is that what happened in downturns is that people do not stop looking. ideas do not stop. customers continue to look. they continue to think about things. what they tend to stop doing is buying as fast. the projects continue to mature. so what happens is, when things hit an upturn, the projects that have been gestating tend to come to fruition. what happens is that if you cut the resources, you do not get the opportunity. cory: so they are knocking on doors, and your company -- mark: by

certainly one of those is oracle ceo mark hurd. check it out.e when there was no acquisitions. there was a time when there were a ton of acquisitions. now, we have a move to the cloud. tell me what it looks like for the oracle to have such a strong footprint in the developing of cloud software. what has that change been like for the company? mark: it is a big shift, over the next five or 10 years. we are going to see a majority of i.t. shift to the cloud. for us, we look at it as an opportunity. the fact that we have such a strong base, it is going to be important to make those two worlds work together. for us, we are looking at a whole new cloud stack of capability. through platforms and infrastructure, it can now work with an on premise-based, a huge opportunity for us. >> why is it for newer companies so much harder to start with the slate clean. mark: customers have a long set of capabilities and applications that are now on premise. they have to run their businesses every day. do not get me wrong. a bulk of the work is moving to the cloud.

cory johnson has an exclusive interview with oracle's ceo mark hurd.look back at another wild week for oil. ♪ ♪ scarlet: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm scarlet fu. a steep decline in oil prices has been readily markets for months. this week saw the sharpest drop in almost a decade. some of the biggest oil companies reported earnings. the state of the oil business generated much discussion throughout the week. >> what is your strategy in oil -- if oil prices prices remain where they are now a year from now? >> i don't think they will for starters. we run scenarios. we think deflation will come through. we are a complicated company. one of the changes we are making -- reductions in organizations and staff is sustainable for us. we will have to be very, very careful in keeping our costs down. >> what kind of oil price do you need to break even? in the past, you said you needed oil at $60 a barrel. >> at $60, we can balance the books effectively -- at $60, we can rebalance the books. supplier costs are coming down. there is deflation. we are droppin

we're sitting down with mark hurd, ceo of oracle. thank you. you're going through an interesting time in oracle. you have gone through changes. you have gone through a ton of acquisitions. now we have this huge change, the move to the cloud. talk to me about what that looks like for oracle which has a strong footprint in on premise software. the development of cloud software has been targeted at oracle. what does that mean for the industry? mark: it is a big shift. i think you will see a majority i.t. shift to the cloud. for us, we look at this as an opportunity. we have such a strong on premise-base, it will be important to make those worlds work together. and for us, building a whole new stack of capability through platforms, infrastructure that can work with that on premise base, that's a huge opportunity for us. cory: some of the contenders say they don't have to work together. throw out the baby with the bath water with the cloud software. why for newer companies, why are they not just starting with the slate clean? mark: vendors are inter

hurd was the former principal financial group c-e-o. passersby saw a man fall to his death over the noon hour saturday, just before crews arrived on scene. at this time, police are investigating the incident as a suicide. hurd is credited with helping transform principal financial into a multibillion-dollar company he was c-e-o from 1989 until 1994. the cyride bus driver charged in next week. 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of killing i-s-u freshman emmalee jacobs near campus last december. police arrested him more than a month later... based on evidence that includes video from inside the bus he was driving the morning jacobs was hit. clague is out on bond. his arraignment is set for february 15th. the republican presidential candidates took the stage in new hampshire last night. heading into the primary, donald trump and ted cruz are still looking back at the iowa caucuses. and one of the top finishers here... found himself an obvious target . steve handelsman has the story. surging in new hampshire polls, marco rubio was defen

even who that wasn't as high as a lot of the bay area, we find cheryl hurd in fremont. we still had damage with 36 mile-per-hour wind. >> reporter: that's right. heavy rain made visibility poor along highway 680. and the howling wind caused damage to this car. he got an unfortunate surprise when his boss told him to report to the office. >> this big tree fell and has taken out my back window. the rain just kept on coming dpepbury from huge palm trees litrd the street. several homes lost power. >> all of a sudden, it was dark. it was a brown-out so it wasn't completely dead, which is kind of hard on the equipment. i shut the power off it my whole house and went to get something to eat. >> it wasn't food but treats that brought a group of people to niles ice cream. >> we're indoors. it not raining in here. so it doesn't matter. >> it can be raining real hard, hailing, doesn't matter, ice cream is ice cream. >> whether it was enjoying ice cream or spending a few hours in the dark, everyone i talked to tonight says we need this rain. reporting live in fremont, i'm cheryl hurd. >> a lot

congressman will hurd: we talk a lot here in washington dc about how it's hyper-partisan but when it comes to this issue, to have unanimous support on this topic is a sign that there is a commitment to fight terrorists, and to keep them on the run and off our shores. hice says with hundreds of cases, the success rate for catching these people needs to it's amazing to me that this current administration refuses to acknowledge that problem, refuses to deal with it. the congressmen say they expect to see similar support in the senate for this legislation. and they expect the white house to sign it into law. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. abandoned pets are becoming more common in northern nevada. many are left to fend for themselves. two dogs were found abandoned at the hidden valley dog park yesterday morning, with a basket of food and blankets. while animal control was able to take them in and contact the owner... it is illegal to abandon an animal. you can face fines up to 400-dollars, or even jail time. but, resources are available to help you handle it properly. if they

elaborates on the company's strategy and cory johnson has an exclusive interview with oracle's ceo mark hurd. we look back at another wild week for oil. ♪

former principal financial ceo david hurd died saturday afternoon. the 86 year old died after falling from the plaza condominiums complex at 300 walnut street hurd had lived there with his wife. in a statement sent to us yesterday, the police department said...quote... "with respect to his close friends and family, we will reserve further comment until the investigation is complete. the police dept joins the rest of the community with mourning the loss of a respected community leader." the cy-ride bus driver charged in a deadly hit and run is set to appear in court today. 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of killing i-s-u freshman emmalee jacobs near campus last december. police arrested him more than a month later... based on evidence that includes video from inside the hit. clague is out on bond. his preliminary hearing is set for later this afternoon. an arraignment will take place a community members in bussey are fighting to keep a corner store open. people would have to drive 30 minutes to the nearest town to get a gallon of milk, a loaf o

hurd was 86 and died after falling from the plaza condominiums complex at 300 walnut street... he lived there with his wife. in a statement sent to us today, the police department said...quote... "with respect to his close friends and family, we will reserve further comment until the investigation joins the rest of the community with mourning the loss of a respected community leader." katy-did's general store is a mainstay in the small town of bussey.. coming up after the break... why the state says the store may have to close... and what customers are doing to make sure it doesn't for nearly two decades a corner with the future of that store now in question...jodi whitworth shows supporters have set up a go fund me page to raise money for the store. they're also holding a fundraising concert at gym's bar on february 19 - th rteptuesd i g nroacsgn brak ut th uerten.his will be the trend over the next week, mostly dry with below average temperatures. stay warm! jennifer ad lib wx main at the with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at t

will hurd, r-texas: if somebody wanted to change the law, propose a change to that and let's go through the legislative process. but this is law that the president signed. and so we should be enforcing the law, not making things up outcry has spread on capitol hill, many for an explanation for the changes. the us should not be aiding and abetting a country that supports terrorism. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. a man accused of gunning down 6 people over the weekend his connection with a popular ride sharing app has people all across the country on edge. and, a local small business is teaming up with hollywood to reach a very particular audience. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 4:30 with sarah johns and weather with meteorologist jeff thompson this is kolo 8 news now at on friday, the movie released. it stars hugh jackman, christopher walken and "the kingsman's" taron it's expected to be a blockbuster -- dubbed the "feel good movie of and producers of the film reached out to a small business here in particular audience makes it to the movie- theater. trailer nats: "you're

eric: hurd had reportedly been dealing with a serious illness. kcci's mark tauscheck has more on the end of life issues are being discussed at the statehouse. mark: the death with dignity bill was introduced and co-sponsored by senate democrats including dick dearden who remembers talking to his terminally ill friend last year. >> i remember him saying to me please take me to oregon so i can get the pill. mark: dearden says the death of david hurd and others show the importance of death with dignity legislation. >> apparently he thought this was the time for him and he did not want to be a burden. mark: death with dignity legislation currently exists in four states, the west coast and vermont. the medical director for unity point hospice helps patients and their loved ones navigate the tough decisions from diagnosis to death. >> it's giving patients all the possible choices they have and the death with dignity act could be one of those choices. mark: she thinks the push for this type of law stems from the a terminal illness. >> some people see th

certainly one of those is oracle ceo mark hurd. there was a time when there was no acquisitions.here was a time when there were 800 acquisitions. now, we have a move to the cloud. tell me what it looks like for the oracle to have such a strong footprint in the developing of cloud software. what has that change been like for the company? shift, overa big the next five or 10 years. we are going to see a majority of i.t. shift to the cloud. for us, we look at it as an opportunity. the fact that we have such a strong base, it is going to be important to make those two worlds work together. we are looking at a

rachel meehan with the nice pass to ashley hurd for the layup.. eagles up twenty-seven to fifteen and m-m-c would go on to beat south o'brien fifty-four to thirty-seven. 3 senior night at south o'brien. they were hosting m-m-c as well.1. pick up action in the first quarter.. kyle paulson misses the layup but garrett wagner grabs the rebound and gets the putback.. wolverines up four early.2. moments later.. south o'brien's paulson with the good d and keeps it himself.. wolverines up six. 3. later in the the layup but gets his own rebound and putback.. wolverines up nine.4. later in the first.. m-m-c trying to keep it close.. jacob spieler with the rebound and putback.. he'd get fouled and make the free throw. south o'brien up seventeen to five.. they would lead twenty-eight to ten after the first period and would cruise to the easy eighty-seven to thirty-eight win over marcus meriden cleghorn.south obrien boys win 87-38 3 the indoor league champion sioux city bandits signed six players today. defensive back richard daniel, former defensive player o

rep will hurd: what the president is doing with this tax is going in the wrong direction. cuellar says the tax would bring even more job loss in the oil industry, especially in local texas communities. rep henry cuellar: the economy has been creating jobs. but the energy sector has been actually cutting jobs. and you don't impose a tax on them after they're down. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. gas prices are continuing to fall across the country. here's a look at the numbers from triple-a. the national average has dropped to just a dollar-70 a gallon... down six cents in the last week. we've seen a 10-cent drop here in nevada... down to 2-12 a gallon. prices are a bit higher in reno... with drivers paying about 2-29 a gallon. remember these are average prices. they may be higher--- or always find the best gas prices in your neighborhood by going to kolo tv dot com - and clicking on "hot topics". ### there is a friendly competition among local schools. but-- only one can win. kendra kosteleky is going to let us know about the challenge-- and the big prize. and, y

hurd's family has asked for privacy. eric: starting today, the iowa utilities board is holding public meetings to discuss whether or not an oil pipeline should be allowed through the state. kcci's alyx sacks is in downtown des moines this morning where the hearings will take place. alyx, how soon could there be a decision? alyx: the board announced friday, they may or may not be making a decision during these deliberations. for the next four days, the public is invited to sit in or stay in tune with their computers online, and watch as this war deliberates on whether to allow the block and access pipeline through iowa -- bakken pipeline through iowa. the pipeline would cost about $3.8 billion, and the company has also said that some landowners and iowa have already access. but today through thursday from 1:00 to 4:00, the iowa utilities board deliberate what they have heard so far. they will not be taking in any new evidence, and they want it to be a very open process for the community, because that is exactly who it imp

----------now hurd with the great bounce pass to costa poulos, bodies up and puts it in.,as reynolds lead goes up to 10 in the first quarter.----------this time, another nice feed., josh jones to poulos--he lays it in again.the senior had 20, while hurd added 18.rockets lose a 17 point lead but come back and win it, 62-58to advance to the second round.the reynolds girls on the road as the 18th seed, playing at number 15, southern guilford.reynolds down by rides the play of sarah swicegood, who had the outside shot working.but southern guilford too much tonightas they beat reynolds 66-50.the third seed in 3a--north henderson--their only three defeats came to one team smoky mountain, but mustangs aren't in this classification, so good news for north--hosting 30th seed, northwest cabarrus. ----------------pick it up in the fourth quarter, drew williams spots of for three, his 1,000th career point tonight. but north henderson trails by nine. -----------------later in the game, williams hits the jumper off the glass, but the knights are still down by seven. ---------------then, kyle decke

cheryl hurd contiues our coverage -- from the family homein brisbane. cheryl? =raj/gfx= as this sto coinues to develop you can find all the latest updates across our digital platforms. just download our free nbc bay area app -- or -- go to nbc bay areaot com. =jess/cu= a new twist in t ce of a missing young mother wholater turned up dead. her boyfriend is now in jail, accused of killing her. =vo= hayward police arrested "esmidvalentine pedraza" earlier today. he's being held for the death of22-year-old stacey aguilar. =vo= aguilar was reported missing last week. she was last seenleang a friend birthday party in hayward with pedraza her body s fou in a rural part of fremona few days later. right now, police aren't saying how they connected pedraza to the crime. =jess/topvo= new at 11:concern on cams. extra security has been ordered for "south san francisco high" and "el caminohigh school" so police can investigate an alleged threat.officers say they received an anonymous letter -- saying there were threats being made against students and staff at both schools. d

eric: a visitation will be held today for former principal ceo david hurd. hurd died earlier this month after falling from the 22nd floor of the plaza condominiums. the visitation will be in the capital square atrium tonight from 5:00 to 8:00. funeral services are planed for tomorrow at 10:30 at first unitarian church. the iowa dot will hold a public meeting tonight on some proposed changes to the busy i-35 highway 30 interchange in ames. the dot wants to make the interchange safer by creating a flyover ramp. it would be a bridge over the current ramp. you can give your feedback on the project tonight from 5:00 to church in ames. elizabeth: more studies show seemingly everyone is on board with being better. foods that are better for you and for the environment. kcci's alyx sacks looking at how this trend impacts local growers. alyx, you have some examples for us this morning? alyx: i do. we're used to seeing "organic" labels at the grocery store. now we're seeing "sustainably grown labels." what's the difference, and how does that change local farming? matt

hurd had lived there with his wife. police say they are still investigating, but don't suspect anything criminal. people in marion county are gathering their funds to save a small town staple.... 281229 - i know them, i know their kids and i know their parents. and i know what kind of cigerettes they smoke if they smoke .... laughs... - candy evans candy evans took over her mom's bussey corner store -- katy did's -- after katy lost her battle with cancer. now evans is fighting doors open as she battles mounting medical bills. luckily, the community has stepped in to help... they've raised about 50 thousand dollars so far. evans will need another 50-grand before march to stay open. the store is the only convenience store in the area for 20 miles. people are still talking this morning about the most watched event in the history of american television.... that would be the one and only super bowl 50. 1st quarter. denver's von miller, the mvp, explodes off the edge and strips the ball away from panther's cam newton. it's 13

hurd: i have no other speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new jersey is ready to close. mrs. watson coleman: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: i urge . ssage of h.r. 4402 under this measure, its review is to be submitted to congress with 120 days of enactment. the findings of that review have the potential of informing policy makers as we work to strengthen our ability to prevent travel to terrorist sanctuaries and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hurd: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hurd: i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4402 and i thank the gentleman from new york for his leadership on the task force and my colleague from new jersey for her work on the homeland security committee. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman fr

a 30 mile span that hurd and police cmvered in just over 20 minutes.hurd was arrested aftedeputies used stop sticks to disable his van. he's being held in the clay county jail on a list of charges including eluding and nearly a dozen traffic violations. 3 the sioux city teen charged with shooting a police officer in the leg this weekend is out tonight.18- year- old isaiah mothershed had been in the hospital while receiving treatment for a gunshot wound to *his* leg sustained in the officer.now... he's been discharged into t t custsty of ththpolice... and booked into the woodbury county jail. his first court appearance is set for tomorrow morning. mothershed is facing five counts of first degree robbery and attempted murder. 3 3 it's that time of year again...with city council officials reviewing the annual budgets of all city departments.the sioux city police department is asking the council for enough money to hire two new police officers... whose duties will solely be focused on traffic enforcement.police chief doug young says the new officers are needed... as the city has seen a big

let's go back to cheryl hurd, who is in the neighborhood. cheryl, you were saying that you did not know officer vegas personally but you had spoken with his wife. we suspect she was one of the relatives who was in the house at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: that's what i understand. she is the executive director of a nonprofit called foster greatness and that makes a lot of sense, because i understand that he and his wife, the officer and his wife have fostered many children, maybe as many as ten. family friends showed up about a half hour ago very distraught saying that this family was the salt of the earth, saying that the wife, when sanchez was kidnapped years ago, the wife was the first to the scene to pray with the family. the police officer is loved on the job. two cars full of richmond police officers showed up to voice their concern, giving hugs to the officers here on the scene. right now this street is still blocked off and it will be blocked off for a while. this is definitely still a crime scene. >> all right, thank you v

hurd died saturday after falling from the 22nd floor of the plaza condominiums in downtown des moines. he was 86 years old. a week of meetings over a controversial oil pipeline come to an end in des moines today... all this week the iowa utilities deliberations to weigh pros and cons of the proposed bakken pipeline. they're deciding whether to use developer dig into private land where land the pipeline would carry oil through four midwest states... including iowa. we are the only state that has not approved it. if approved, installation would begin this spring. preparations are underway this morning for the next presidential debate here in the midwest... tonight the democrats take the stage for their sixth face-off this election season. the debate will be held at the university of wisconsin in milwaukee. bernie sanders enters fresh off a landslide primary victory in new hampshire... the debate starts tonight at nine on p-b-s. on the republican side... the ring is growing smaller... yesterday, carly fiorina and chris christie announced they're out of the race for the white house. fiori

and among the guests, steve hurd, the husband of cynthia hurd. she was one of the emanuel nine killed in charleston last summer. she was an aka member. later in the afternoon, clinton talked with news 4 about gun violence. 90 people a day. that is 33,000 people a year. i just find it appalling, and i wewere not coming together to find ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands, and i am going to keep working on it. geoff: you can see more of that hillary clinton interview tonight on wyff news 4. allyson: harry reid is endorsing hillary clinton. mr. reid: i think the middle class would be better served by hillary. she is a person who is a very quick learner. all you need to do is look at what happened after 9/11. she fought for new york like i've never seen anyone fight. allyson: clinton also won the endorsement of the longshoreman's union. she thanked the members in charleston yesterday. geoff: tonight all remaining republican candidates will take the stage for a final debate before super tuesday. the debate kicks off at 8:30 cnn will air it from t

and among the guests, steve hurd, the husband of cynthia hurd. she was one of the emanuel nine killed in charleston last summer. she was an aka member. later in the afternoon, clinton talked with news 4 about gun violence. mrs. clinton: we lose on average 90 people a day. that is 33,000 people a year. i just find it appalling that we are not coming together to find ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands and i am going to , keep working on it. geoff: you can see more of that interview on the news 4 app. allyson: former president bill clinton will be in the upstate today on behalf of his wife. he'll tour the golden strip career center at 2:00 this afternoon in mauldin. he's also scheduled to attend a get-out-to-vote rally in spartanburg. athletic center at usc upstate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders have been in south carolina in recent days. you haven't seen as much of them compared to the republican candidates. since april of last year, they've made fewer than 30 visits to south carolina. the majority not in the upstate. >> i don't know if

oracle's cloud strategy -- we will hear from ceo mark hurd.hat is coming up. ♪ betty: that is a live shot right now of martin shkreli coming out of the broken courthouse. about hearing, speaking the securities fraud allegation against him. martin shkreli is being represented by his lawyer, who is speaking in front of the , whoas, benjamin brockman has represented many colorful people in his career. let's listen in. benjamin: we want to try this case in the courtroom and not in the media. with respect to the controversy this, we want you to understand that has absolutely nothing to do with this case. and yet because of the pending criminal charges, it is required to appear before a congressional committee to mark -- if required to appear before a congressional committee tomorrow -- betty: again, that is martin shkreli outside a brooklyn courthouse. tech giants are shifting into high gear with its cloud strategy. talkedceo mark hurd about the futures of the businesses, moving to cloud. that is with cory johnson of "bloomberg west." mark: over th

stacey: funeral services will be held next week for former principal ceo david hurd. hurd died last saturday. visitation will be next tuesday from 5:00 until 8:00 in the p.m. capitol square atrium. services will held wednesday at 10:30 at the first unitarian church on 1800 bell avenue. steve: the des moines police are looking for this man 48-year-old randal caswell. he is wanted on several felony warrants. police say caswell is a also suspect in several theft cases in des moines. if you've seen him, or know where he may be, contact 515223 1400. stacey: des moines police also need your help to find 2 people who have been using cloned credit cards at local department stores. a security camera took these pictures of the suspects. police say the couple bought $3000 worth of merchandise with the cloned credit card. thieves copy a victim's credit card information onto a another card then use the cloned information to make purchases. if you can identify either person in these pictures, call crimestoppers. steve: is a notice -- the home -- listen to this -- the home of the io

hurd was suffering from a long time illness. his funeral is tomorrow at 10:30, at the first unitarian church on bell avenue. steve: kum & go, casey's, and quick trip. iowa convenience store chains are all now renovating to keep up with competition. kcci's ryan smith is live in johnston tonight to unveil the ryan: kum & go gave kcci a first look inside its brand-new, redesigned marketplace store on 86th street. you may be surprised by what's inside. kum & go officials getting their first look inside the company's brand-new marketplace store. the most eye-catching feature -- >> we know that our customers are looking for choice in craft beer. ryan: collett an unexpected hot -- call it an unexpected hot spot for craft beer connoisseurs. 8 beers are on tap, including three local brews. >> you won't have to travel to different breweries to fill up . some specialty brews that will be able to get an offering from so you can stop and fill up several growlers at once. ryan: a 2015 state law now allows convenience stores to sell craft beer

cheryl hurd is live tonight. i understand you have new information from police. >> reporter: that's right. a 9-year-old boy and woman were inside the home when shots were fired. two men were outside working on a car when one or two people opened fire. >> it was quiet on the street and all of a sudden it was a battle zone. >> reporter: according to brad flaherty, battle zone sounds started erupting just before 4:00 this afternoon. his first thought, his 2 1/2-year-old son. >> i just wrapped him up, laid on the floor and crawled over behind the fridge. >> reporter: a barrage of bullets started flying outside this home in the 500 block of porter street in south vallejo. >> it sounded like two handguns going on, like two people shot and another person reloaded and shot another clip. >> there was a driver who was shot and he was on the gas pedal pretty heavy. >> the other man hit by gun fire died at the scene. >> we believe they were shooting at the two victims in the driveway and the bullets passed the victims, enter

a 30 mile span hurd and police covered in just over 20 minutes.hurd was arrested after deputies used stop sticks to disable his van. he's being held in the clay county jail on a list of nearly a dozen traffic violations. 3 the sioux city teen charged with shooting a police officer in the leg this weekend is out of the hospital and in jail tonight.18- year- old isaiah mothershed had been in the hospital while receiving treatment for a gunshot wound to *his* leg sustained in sunday morning's scuffle with the officer.now... he's been discharged into the custody of police... and booked into the woodbury county jail. his first court appearance is set for tomorrow morning. mothershed is also facing five counts of first degree robbery and attempted murder. 3 3 it's that time of year again...with city council officials reviewing the annual budgets of all city departments.the sioux city police department is asking the council for enough money to hire two new police officers... whose duties will solely be focused on traffic enforcement.police chief doug young says the new officers are needed..

among the guests was the husband of one of the emanual nine, cynthia hurd, who was killed in the charleston church shooting last summer. she was an aka member. clinton later talked with us about gun violence. >> we lose on average 90 people a day. that is 33,000 people a year. i just find it appalling that in our country, we are not coming together to find constitutional ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands. i am going to keep working on it. allyson: see more of that interview tonight starting on wyff news 4 at 5:00. former president bill clinton behalf of his wife. he'll tour the golden strip career center at 2:00 this afternoon in mauldin. he's also scheduled to attend a get out to vote rally in spartanburg. that's at 4:30 at the g.b. hodge athletic center at usc upstate. geoff: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have no scheduled trips north of columbia before the primary. while they were recently in south carolina, they've not made a habit of campaigning here. since april of last year, they've made less than 30 visits to south carolina, with just six to the upstate. compare that to

cheryl hurd is in mountainview where reaction to the proposal is, what, cheryl? >> reporter: well, i'm getting mixed reviews on this proposal. some people like the idea, other believes it gives bartenders a license to discriminate. it takes a real skill to learn how to mix a good drink. and there's a skill to detect when someone has had a little too much. >> the first thing that goes out the window is judgment. >> reporter: eric hope is an instructor at the american bartender college in mountainview. he says bartenders are the first defense to keep drunk drivers off the roads. >> we are one of the few states that does not require you to be certified or licensed to be a bartender. >> reporter: a democrat wants to change that by reacting the responsible interventions for beverage trainers act. it would require bartenders to take a four-hour course focusing on the social impacts of alcohol. how booze impacts the body and intervention techniques. training would have to be renewed every three years. we took the proposal to the streets of mountainview. some think it's

and it's been great, and very exciting for all of us. >> reporter: in the bay area, cheryl hurd, nbcay area news. >> congratulations there. >>> fan favorites at the grammys tonight, adele and lady gaga who paid tribute to the late david bowie. taylor won for her 1989 album. and lamar won best rap album. taylor swift got the emmy again for her bad blood music video. >>> an '80s pop music sensation died at the hospital after a long illness. do you remember that song? that's den nice matthews, who went by the name vanity at that time. she was part of the girl group vanity 6. their big hit, that one, nasty girl. long-term fame was elusive for van. she became a born-again christian. she died at the age of 57. >>> a nearly fatal beating in aren da might prompt city leaders there to change the law. officers found a victim, a 21-year-old man across from this home. they believe he got into a fight with that man right there, who police now want to arrest for assault. the argument started inside of the home and it was rented on air b & b. >> we want to make sure if there is an emergency, we kno

the funeral for former principal financial c-e-o david hurd is set for wednesday. it will be at first unitarian church in des moines at 10:30. a community visitation will be held on tuesday at the capitol square atrium. the 86 year old died on saturday after falling from the 22nd floor of the plaza condominiums downtown. the missouri state trooper charged in the death of a clive man faced a judge this morning. anthony piercy faces one count of involuntary manslaughter. piercy's arraignment was this morning in morgan county, missouri. back in may 20-14, investigators say brandon ellingson drowned while in handcuffs and in police custody at the lake of the ozarks. more than a year after a special prosecutor cleared piercy of any wrong doing, a new prosecutor says he life jacket on the college student. if convicted he faces up to 7 years in prison. the iowa utilities board could make a decision on the construction of the bakken pipeline today. the board is holding its fourth and final meeting this afternoon from one to four. they will discuss whether or not to build t

hurd was c-e-o of principal from 19-89 to 19-94. he died on saturday after falling from the 22nd floor of the plaza condominiums in downtown des moines. he was 86 years old. a bill introduced in the iowa house today faces an up-hill battle as it tries to make it easier for medical patients to get cannabis oil.... lawmakers made medical cannabis oil legal for iowans with chronic epilepsy in 20-14... but the law doesn't allow for the oil to be produced or sold in the state... leaving many iowans without the drug... . house republican peter cownie is breaking from some members of his "we have a law on the books that allows you to possess it, but you can't get it. so, we have a conflict. and my hope is that this can solve that. and yeah, it's a bipartisan matter; this issue - whether it's epilepsy, or any other number of ailments - it's a bipartisan issue. this affects democrats and republicans, and my hope is to have bipartisan support for the bill." :01-:27 representative cownie notes that his bill does not allow for marijuana to be s

the funeral for former principal financial c-e-o david hurd is set for next wednesday. it will take place at first unitarian church, in des moines at 10:30 a-m. a community visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p-m on tuesday at the capital square atrium. the 86 year old died on saturday after falling from the 22nd floor of the plaza condominiums in downtown des moines. we could learn the fate of a multi-state oil project soon... today, the iowa utilities board holds its fourth and final hearing of the week on the bakken pipeline proposal. the 3 point 7 billion project would connect north dakota oil fields to an oil pipeline in illinois. members are considering allowing the developer to use private land that belongs to owners who don't want them digging on their property. north dakota, south dakota and illinois officials have already approved it. a decision could come at the end promising that. officials say the whole project could be lost without iowa's approval. movie fans will have a new place to see the latest flicks on the big screen. the cinemark altoona and x-d ope

high - speed chase through three northwest iowa counties yesterday afternoon.58 - year - old robert hurd refused to pull over for a clay county sheriff's deputy on highway 18. instead... he sped up... turning onto a gravel dickinson and eventually emmet counties... hurd led police about 30 miles in just over 20 minutes.hurd was arrested after deputies used stop sticks to disable his van. he's in the clay county jail now on a list of charges like eluding... and nearly a dozen traffic violations. 3 the sioux city teenager charged with shooting a police officer in the leg this weekend is out of the hospital and in jail.18 - year - old isaiah mothershed had been in the hospital getting treatment for a gunshot wound to *his* leg... from sunday morning's fight with a police officer.now he's been discharged... he's in police custody and booked into the woodbury county jail. his first court appearance is set for this morning. mothershed's facing five counts of first degree robbery and attempted murder. 3 the two teenagers behind last august's bank robbery on sioux city's west side were sentenced

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hurd's family has asked for privacy. and in council bluffs.. authorities are working to home destroyed by fire. fire crews found the body after extinguishing the flamam saturday night. they say the body was found in the bedroom... the same place the fire started. officials have not determined a cause of the fire. taking a look at statewide road conditions right now .... a lot of changes throughout the night and even morning. the big trouble spots... northern iowa just south of minnesota - travel is not advised across much of that area... that's the purple. pink means completely covered roads... and blue means partially road. so a lot of the state being affected this morning. good morning. strong winds and light snow are creating whiteout and blizzard conditions across much of the area. winds will gust over 40 miles per hour through early afternoon with snow ending after 6 pm with one inch or less accumulations expected. temps are much colder in the 20s today with wind chills falling below zero through wednesday. be extra >> it's "live with kell

officials say david hurd passed away saturday.... from 19-89 until 19-94, hurd served as c-e-o of prinicipal he was 86 years old. elias: at ((time check)) we'll take a short break with lots more good morning iowa still ahead.. sabrina: coming up, local five continues the celebration of black history month...with a look at a small florida town that played a key role in the civil rights movement. elias: but first...for those traveling into polk county...be safe this morning... the sheriff's office has automated traffic enforcement vehicles at two locations.... one at the ...42- the ...42-hundred block of northeast 94th street in elkhart. so take care on the roads today... sabrina let's also get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] good morning "your wathcing good morning iowa in hd with elias johnson, sabrina ahmed and we are iowas most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." elias: wisconsin authorities went ice-fishing over the weekend....reelin g in so