joe marshall the administrator in the school district and abstains. >> i'm sonya the executive director of rally families with the stations services and serve million hospital and on the faculty of usf school of social work and i already introduced myself and suzy loftus a lawyer at the torlgz i used to be a prosecute in san francisco i lived in the sunset and raising my 3 girdles and a nachtd san franciscan so let's go ahead and get started inspector, next item. >> reports to the commission discussion one a chief report review of recent activities as good evening commission community i'll be brief for the captains time and a lot of people want to be heard we were not here at the last meeting as director hicks and myself and staff from supervisor cowen's office from you are training division and our cit trainer traveled it wondering to participate in a national reengineering the use of force with an emphasis on the sanctity of all human life and the existence and desolation and all aspects of training we will go back again and or i will at the end of japan to receive a formalized curric

joe marshall the administrator in the school district and abstains. >> i'm sonya the executive director of rally families with the stations services and serve million hospital and on the faculty of usf school of social work and i already introduced myself and suzy loftus a lawyer at the torlgz i used to be a prosecute in san francisco i lived in the sunset and raising my 3 girdles and a nachtd san franciscan so let's go ahead and get started inspector, next item. >> reports to the commission discussion one a chief report review of recent activities as good evening commission community i'll be brief for the captains time and a lot of people want to be heard we were not here at the last meeting as director hicks and myself and staff from supervisor cowen's office from you are training division and our cit trainer traveled it wondering to participate in a national reengineering the use of force with an emphasis on the sanctity of all human life and the existence and desolation and all aspects of training we will go back again and or i will at the end of japan to receive a formalized curric

police commissioner joe marshal said they'll meet the dead line. >> we're on a fast track here. the chief is, the mayor is, all folks that want things to change are involved in the process. >> the mayor today briefed reporters. >> it has to do with new training. making sure it's reflective of new practices. >> reporter: mayor lee responded to the anger among community leaders by directing the chief and commission to make sure lethal force is the last resort. he says some reforms are already happening. >> we have almost 400 officers, crisis trained. every recruit graduates crisis intervention trained. >> lee says he wants it to reflect the department of justice's recommended guidelines. >> we opened up to a total review of the department of justice and their program in everything we're doing. >> next week, the chief will meet with department of justice officials. vic lee, abc7 news. >> police are asking for help finding this man tonight, seen shooting an wounding an innocent bystander on a busy street two days ago. detectives are identifying the suspect. there he is. police say t

police commissioner joe marshal said they'll meet the dead line. >> we're on a fast track here. the chief is, the mayor is, all folks that want things to change are involved in the process. >> the mayor today briefed reporters. >> it has to do with new training. making sure it's reflective of new practices. >> reporter: mayor lee responded to the anger among community leaders by directing the chief and commission to make sure lethal force is the last resort. he says some reforms are already happening. >> we have almost 400 officers, crisis trained. every recruit graduates crisis intervention trained. >> lee says he wants it to reflect the department of justice's recommended guidelines. >> we opened up to a total review of the department of justice and their program in everything we're doing. >> next week, the chief will meet with department of justice officials. vic lee, abc7 news. >> police are asking for help finding this man tonight, seen shooting an wounding an innocent bystander on a busy street two days ago. detectives are identifying the suspect. there he is. police say t

joe marshall the administrator in the school district and abstains. >> i'm sonya the executive director of rally families with the stations services and serve million hospital and on the faculty of usf school of social work and i already introduced myself and suzy loftus a lawyer at the torlgz i used to be a prosecute in san francisco i lived in the sunset and raising my 3 girdles and a nachtd san franciscan so let's go ahead and get started inspector, next item. >> reports to the commission discussion one a chief report review of recent activities as good evening commission community i'll be brief for the captains time and a lot of people want to be heard we were not here at the last meeting as director hicks and myself and staff from supervisor cowen's office from you are training division and our cit trainer traveled it wondering to participate in a national reengineering the use of force with an emphasis on the sanctity of all human life and the existence and desolation and all aspects of training we will go back again and or i will at the end of japan to receive a formalized curric

joe marshall comes here and says to us and he says, i.e., didn't know who amelia who that the police show in the the back and said he was lounging other them. >> thank you, sir is there any additional public comment? >> >> dolores park. >> just one time, sir. >> so - the community a hurt we want to find a way someone is not as opposed to be shot by the san francisco police department ever (inaudible) we're asking for (inaudible) humanize the situation we won't be here (inaudible) community policing so where you have a suspect and you have 56 police around him where one gets out a gun and puts him to the ground old school policing. >> got it. >> (inaudible) he's a black person are a family and this community is outraged by the lack of sympathy oh, well another brother dead work with us in any way you can and (inaudible). >> thank you. >> i'm going to jail this is some type of transparency (inaudible) some type of human basic. >> thank you. >> it is please i do have heard everything you want to say i want to say this is why i started the meeting the rules require two minutes for everyb

joe marshall the administrator in the school district and abstains. >> i'm sonya the executive director of rally families with the stations services and serve million hospital and on the faculty of usf school of social work and i already introduced myself and suzy loftus a lawyer at the torlgz i used to be a prosecute in san francisco i lived in the sunset and raising my 3 girdles and a nachtd san franciscan so let's go ahead and get started inspector, next item. >> reports to the commission discussion one a chief report review of recent activities as good evening commission community i'll be brief for the captains time and a lot of people want to be heard we were not here at the last meeting as director hicks and myself and staff from supervisor cowen's office from you are training division and our cit trainer traveled it wondering to participate in a national reengineering the use of force with an emphasis on the sanctity of all human life and the existence and desolation and all aspects of training we will go back again and or i will at the end of japan to receive a formalized curric

joe marshall, but who do you represent as a police commission. and we're asking him not as a personal thing but as a body, a member of a body. that's what we were concerned about. i would like to have gone back to the next meeting of the seiu and explain that i did appear here and now it's been explained to me that the commission does represent the community. okay, thank you very much. >> thank you, dr. williams, good to see you again. next speaker. miss brown? >> may i use sf gov for a short part of this video? it's a different part. >> violent death impacts families, friends, relatives and the community. >> i pray that you would let your angels watch over us and keep us. help us be the light in a dark place. help us (inaudible). >> fall unto you and you will answer us. >> these are times we needed to rely on each other. we turn to the church when services and programs have been too few or inadequate. >> let me say this. the thing that we are here. >> we speak out and tell our stories. >> we lost four --. >> my son was murdered in 2005 along wit

joe marshall the person of this committee said they were sending out documents regarding the reforms that would be take place after the mario woods shooting at this point, i'm kind of asking you to approve it and can i get a copy of this as stamped and signed as received i feel at this point you know this san francisco police department is continually violent towards the citizens two hour i was assault e assaulted and bearded by a police obstructed his badge number it is like a tsunami or chinese water torture that the people of san francisco have to suffer so it is just really bothers me people are continuingly dying throughout the country people are here actually sleeping so right now i just what do i do to get some response besides words words are empty you know i've been lied by people many times the police at this point the police aiding and abetting crime in my community drug dealing and as a result and batteries and property crimes i mean at the rate i'm having run in's with the police department i'm considering filing a restraining order against the san francisco police depar

joe marshall, but who do you represent as a police commission. and we're asking him not as a personal thing but as a body, a member of a body. that's what we were concerned about. i would like to have gone back to the next meeting of the seiu and explain that i did appear here and now it's been explained to me that the commission does represent the community. okay, thank you very much. >> thank you, dr. williams, good to see you again. next speaker. miss brown? >> may i use sf gov for a short part of this video? it's a different part. >> violent death impacts families, friends, relatives and the community. >> i pray that you would let your angels watch over us and keep us. help us be the light in a dark place. help us (inaudible). >> fall unto you and you will answer us. >> these are times we needed to rely on each other. we turn to the church when services and programs have been too few or inadequate. >> let me say this. the thing that we are here. >> we speak out and tell our stories. >> we lost four --. >> my son was murdered in 2005 along wit

joe marshall the person of this committee said they were sending out documents regarding the reforms that would be take place after the mario woods shooting at this point, i'm kind of asking you to approve it and can i get a copy of this as stamped and signed as received i feel at this point you know this san francisco police department is continually violent towards the citizens two hour i was assault e assaulted and bearded by a police obstructed his badge number it is like a tsunami or chinese water torture that the people of san francisco have to suffer so it is just really bothers me people are continuingly dying throughout the country people are here actually sleeping so right now i just what do i do to get some response besides words words are empty you know i've been lied by people many times the police at this point the police aiding and abetting crime in my community drug dealing and as a result and batteries and property crimes i mean at the rate i'm having run in's with the police department i'm considering filing a restraining order against the san francisco police depar

joe marshall the person of this committee said they were sending out documents regarding the reformsbe take place after the mario woods shooting at this point, i'm kind of asking you to approve it and can i get a copy of this as stamped and signed as received i feel at this point you know this san francisco police department is continually violent towards the citizens two hour i was assault e assaulted and bearded by a police obstructed his badge number it is like a tsunami or chinese water torture that the people of san francisco have to suffer so it is just really bothers me people are continuingly dying throughout the country people are here actually sleeping so right now i just what do i do to get some response besides words words are empty you know i've been lied by people many times the police at this point the police aiding and abetting crime in my community drug dealing and as a result and batteries and property crimes i mean at the rate i'm having run in's with the police department i'm considering filing a restraining order against the san francisco police department can i

marshall story. paula. >> the ad does raise questions, thank you, joe. >> robert marshall is still on the canton county jail. the first court appearance is scheduled for february 1st. >>> to a local breaking news alert in warren county. >> sheriff investigators have been on the scene at a property near north dixie highway near the county line. county with more. what you could tell us. >> still a lot of questions, why the vehicle was found underground, i should say. within the last hour, that vehicle was brought above ground. we have video from earlier. they brought the vehicle, they were able to uncover the vehicle around 3:00 this afternoon. we're at 9762 dixie highway. we're in franklin township. authorities were called to investigate a tip that there might be a vehicle underground here. lots of rumors abound on why the vehicle could have been there. take a listen to what the neighbor told us. >> when i asked another person that was out here, what was going on, they told me there's some old man that owned this area, long time ago. and it was on their death bed, i guess. and spilled the beans about -- >> w

joe marshall the person of this committee said they were sending out documents regarding the reforms that would be take place after the mario woods shooting at this point, i'm kind of asking you to approve it and can i get a copy of this as stamped and signed as received i feel at this point you know this san francisco police department is continually violent towards the citizens two hour i was assault e assaulted and bearded by a police obstructed his badge number it is like a tsunami or chinese water torture that the people of san francisco have to suffer so it is just really bothers me people are continuingly dying throughout the country people are here actually sleeping so right now i just what do i do to get some response besides words words are empty you know i've been lied by people many times the police at this point the police aiding and abetting crime in my community drug dealing and as a result and batteries and property crimes i mean at the rate i'm having run in's with the police department i'm considering filing a restraining order against the san francisco police depar

department released a press release from the african-american advisory committee board i'm sure joe marshall will want to speak to some of the points but we also got a letter the mayor sent a letter to the board of supervisors indicating he's given the deadline of february 15th to put forward the policy proposals and also the budget requests so while all of these important conversations are happening it is critical that we also set up a series of community meetings for community input i want to paroles paroles to you the following the department will present a draft use of force policy if february i have asked the department to do the same thing with body worn cameras to convene a group of stakeholders that are community members to advise the department of the status of that draft once it comes to us a series of community meetings with that said being the deadline of february 15th we're not going to wait to start having community meetings on policy ideas and solutions everyone who came here today came because you want to see change and have solutions in mind ideas and we want to hear them so

joe marshall, but who do you represent as a police commission. and we're asking him not as a personal thing but as a body, a member of a body. that's what we were concerned about. i would like to have gone back to the next meeting of the seiu and explain that i did appear here and now it's been explained to me that the commission does represent the community. okay, thank you very much. >> thank you, dr. williams, good to see you again. next speaker. miss brown? >> may i use sf gov for a short part of this video? it's a different part. >> violent death impacts families, friends, relatives and the community. >> i pray that you would let your angels watch over us and keep us. help us be the light in a dark place. help us (inaudible). >> fall unto you and you will answer us. >> these are times we needed to rely on each other. we turn to the church when services and programs have been too few or inadequate. >> let me say this. the thing that we are here. >> we speak out and tell our stories. >> we lost four --. >> my son was murdered in 2005 along wit

joe marshall, but who do you represent as a police commission. and we're asking him not as a personal thing but as a body, a member of a body. that's what we were concerned about. i would like to have gone back to the next meeting of the seiu and explain that i did appear here and now it's been explained to me that the commission does represent the community. okay, thank you very much. >> thank you, dr. williams, good to see you again. next speaker. miss brown? >> may i use sf gov for a short part of this video? it's a different part. >> violent death impacts families, friends, relatives and the community. >> i pray that you would let your angels watch over us and keep us. help us be the light in a dark place. help us (inaudible). >> fall unto you and you will answer us. >> these are times we needed to rely on each other. we turn to the church when services and programs have been too few or inadequate. >> let me say this. the thing that we are here. >> we speak out and tell our stories. >> we lost four --. >> my son was murdered in 2005 along wit

department released a press release from the african-american advisory committee board i'm sure joe marshall will want to speak to some of the points but we also got a letter the mayor sent a letter to the board of supervisors indicating he's given the deadline of february 15th to put forward the policy proposals and also the budget requests so while all of these important conversations are happening it is critical that we also set up a series of community meetings for community input i want to paroles paroles to you the following the department will present a draft use of force policy if february i have asked the department to do the same thing with body worn cameras to convene a group of stakeholders that are community members to advise the department of the status of that draft once it comes to us a series of community meetings with that said being the deadline of february 15th we're not going to wait to start having community meetings on policy ideas and solutions everyone who came here today came because you want to see change and have solutions in mind ideas and we want to hear them so

that's why sioux city fire marshal joe rodriguez wants to give tips on how you can protect yourself and your family."you want to make sure that you prefer not to use a space heater and make sure it's plugged in directly to the outlet itself." also...never connect your space heater to an extension cord or power extension...alw ays plug into a wall outlet. one thing there is, you want to make sure you have working smoking alarms in your home. it's important that we have it in our areas that we sleep in or living rooms. at least one in every level of the home at a minimum.and when choosing betwen electric versus gas heaters? opt for electric...which does not produce gases like carbon monoxide.keep children away from space heaters. you don't want them to get burned as well. and just be safe out there and make you turn it off before you go to bed.and make sure nothing is running. standard out. 3 3 3 winter weather returned to siouxland this morning. we shot this video along hamilton boulevard and wesley parkway... as light snow fell on sioux city.officially we recorded just over an inch in s

that's why sioux city fire marshal joe rodriguez wants to give tips on how you can protect yourself and your family.you want to make sure that you prefer not to use a space heater and make sure it's plugged in directly to the outlet itself.also...never connect your space heater to an extension cord or power extension...always plug into a wall outlet.one thing there is, you want to make sure you have working smoking alarms in your home. it's important that we have it those alarms, properly placed in our areas that we sleep in or living rooms. at least one in every level of the home at a minimum. and when choosing betwen opt for electric...which does not produce gases like carbon monoxide.keep children away from space heaters. you don't want them to get burned as well. and just be safe out there and make you turn it off before you go to bed.and make sure nothing is running. 3 3 also, fire marshal rodriguez says, you can pick up a smoke alarm..for free, at the fire department on douglas street. 3 3 today is "national popcorn day."sioux city is the home of a nationally- renowned popcorn man

public speaker: i don't know what that was, joe marshall. it was my turn. i go by equip.lived in san francisco and i witnessed a lot of brutality. it's time for justice with alex nieto and mario woods. i would texting my friend he said chief suhr is a good guy. he would sit with my grandpa. i'm hoping that's real. it's not too late to change. even if you step down, you on the side and listen, if you step down especially and talk with the people and understand it you work for a corrupt organization. that's the bottom line. i feel the good cop because we know the people personally. you might be a good person. but you have no compassion in your heart if you understand what's going on and want to understand the people. you might have worked hard to get to that position but it nothing different than what people are going through right now. i know you can relate. just like mario woods needed help. that's all he needed. he didn't need to get shot up like that 25 times. it's never too late. you can sfep down man with the people and walk with us, brother. you really could. it woul

that's why sioux city fire marshal joe rodriguez wants to give tips on how you can protect yourself and your family."you want to make sure that you prefer not to use a space heater and make sure it's plugged in directly to the outlet itself." also...never connect your space heater to an extension cord or power extension...alw ays plug into a wall outlet. one thing there is, you want to make sure you have working smoking alarms in your home. it's important that we have it those alarms, properly placed in our areas that we sleep in or living rooms. at least one in every level of the home at a minimum.and when choosing betwen electric versus gas heaters? opt for electric...which does not produce gases like carbon monoxide.keep children away from space heaters. you don't want them to get burned as there and make you turn it off before you go to bed.and make sure nothing is running. standard out. 3 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at ten... 3 we'll show you how a local company is celebrating a speciaiaia3 3 sioux city's salvation army is celebrating another successful bell- ring

joe marshall the person of this committee said they were sending out documents regarding the reforms that would be take place after the mario woods shooting at this point, i'm kind of asking you to approve it and can i get a copy of this as stamped and signed as received i feel at this point you know this san francisco police department is continually violent towards the citizens two hour i was assault e assaulted and bearded by a police obstructed his badge number it is like a tsunami or chinese water torture that the people of san francisco have to suffer so it is just really bothers me people are continuingly dying throughout the country people are here actually sleeping so right now i just what do i do to get some response besides words words are empty you know i've been lied by people many times the police at this point the police aiding and abetting crime in my community drug dealing and as a result and batteries and property crimes i mean at the rate i'm having run in's with the police department i'm considering filing a restraining order against the san francisco police depar

that's why sioux city fire marshal joe rodriguez wants to give tips on how you can protect yourself and your family."you want to make sure that you prefer not to use a space heater and make sure the outlet itself." also...never connect your space heater to an extension cord or power extension...alw ays plug into a wall outlet. one thing there is, you want to make sure you have working smoking alarms in your home. it's important that we have it those alarms, properly placed in our areas that we sleep in or living rooms. at least one in every level of the home at a minimum.and when choosing betwen electric versus gas heaters? opt for produce gases like carbon monoxide.keep children away from space heaters. you don't want them to get burned as well. and just be safe out there and make you turn it off before you go to bed.and make sure nothing is running. standard out. 3 3 up next in your healthwatch... a new treatment says it can help heroin addicts kick the habit. we'll take you to a hard hit state where the treatment is being tested. with a warm up from this time 3 "first alert weather w

sheriff joe lambardo and the city's deputy marshal unit..... along with "las vegas fire and rescue".... held an event.... focusing on crime prevention and public safety. the goal is to help bridge the gap.... between the public and our officials. those in attendance tonight say the event did just that. 17:17:10:20 everyone has a voice and gets a chance to ask questions at everyone from the top sheriff to the top fire department to everyone involved in the utilities kids at the event.... were even allowed toa metro patrol car. political pundits are wrestling with donald trump's latest bombshell.. and what impact it could have on his momentum toward the nomination. trump is skipping tomorrow night's gop debate.. just 5-days before the iowa caucuses. it stems from a fued with moderator megyn kelly. trump is demanding she be removed.. but kelly won't back down.. and neither is fox news. sot trump: "i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think she's a third rate reporter. i think she, frankly is not good at what she does. and i think they could do a lot be

the south, and to come here and know that he was the first, and as you pointed out, there can marshal -- joejesse owens. courtland: knowing that they had not only disregarded him, but a whole group of people, not because they did not make any contribution, but because of the ignorance that people had, for him to come here and to be so gracious and to be so good about his opening, i think was the thing that struck me, in terms of the opening statement. joe: another person came to my mind. dr. ralph, who won the nobel peace prize and had not been invited here. judy richardson and i was told waset you know, that she here before you were, and on time. [laughter] joe: they have a thing going. member with sncc in the 1960's and one of the most outstanding documentarians, and to her credit, she worked on the 14 hour, eyes on the prize, that won an academy award. [applause] talk about how dr. king, in speaking here, was gracious, affable, i made a notes, the first attempt at humor in the first part of the speech seems to fall flat. there were a few jokes there that just not get a response, and i ass

sheriff joe lambardo and the city's deputy marshal unit, along with "las vegas fire and rescue" held the event at the centennial hills y- m-c-a yesterday. the goal: help bridge the gap between the public and our officials. 17:17:10:20 everyone has a voice and gets a chance to ask questions at everyone from the top sheriff to the top fire department to everyone involved in the utilities kids at the event.... were even allowed to sign.... ahead today... we're expecting an update on how the city of north las vegas is doing. the mayor is set to deliver his annual state of the city address... mayor john lee will give the speech from texas station this morning at 11 thirty. if you'd like to attend, tickets are on sale to attend the event..they cost 45 dollars and all proceeds go to benefit a local nonprofit more issues with the v-a to report this morning. the office of the inspector general is now expressing new concern over possible inaccuracies in the v-a's backlog. last week, nevada senator dean heller questioned secretary robert mcdonald on the new report. heller says he didn't get the

joe webb joins us in the newsroom with what he found. >> first of all, thomas moore college required robert marshall, the latest i'm sorry we have -- the latest arrest, is by far, the most serious. previous run-ins in the law. they happened in his 30s, before he was hired to provide security. >> and robert marshall was hired in thomas moore clem in 1999 and became security chief in 2003. five years before he got the job, in september of 1994, fort wright police cited him for reckless driving and dui. pleaded guilty for operating under the influence. and paid a f fine and lost his license for 90 days. nothing too serious. the same year he was hired, he got into serious trouble in florence. was the night manager at the thornton gas station in florence. on june 28th, 1999, police say he took 1350 on cash drop shift. police charged him to a felony. he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. he sentenced to 180 days. when he was hired to work security atoms moore, robert marshall had at least one or two convictions in his record and spent six months on probation. now he's facing serious felony charges for images found in his home computer. he ma

second, with regard to marshall in the '50s, joe mccarthy started going after him x president eisenhower was accused of -- [inaudible] >> true. well, let me see, we've got general macarthur and his father. yeah, i mean, i think that macarthur felt like he had to live up to his father. he tried -- well, he loved his father. i tell you, his father at one point was commander of the philippines, and he took his young lieutenant son fresh out of west point in the philippines, in front of the philippines, he took him on an entire tour of the far east including japan where they met emperor. so he worshiped his father. and he, ultimately, as swell as his father -- as well as his father, he won the medal of honor. it was given to him really because president roosevelt was afraid when he ordered him off of the philippines that he would be accused by some people of deserting his troops. and so giving the man a medal of honor was meant to blunt that. let's see, what was the -- the second part of question was about -- >> same question had to do with marshall. >> oh, marshall, yeah. senator mccarthy,

the fire marshal's office says there's no reason to suspect foul play. >>> joe is here. the magic are backing him. >> the coach made some major changes for tonight's game. >> it worked for a while. they decided it was time to shift the starting lineup. the magic hosting charlotte. depo back in the lineup. eric gordon gets his first start of the season. it looked like the changes worked for third-quarter depo knocks down one five threes. just when you thought the slump was over hornets dominated the fourth quarter. front 107-106. the game high of 40 points for walker. in the final seconds the magic are down three. depo from the week bank said it. 29 points for him. here we go. in overtime the magic back in front by one. it doesn't last long. they leave spencer hawes wide open in the corner. that hurts. two point lead for the points and depo will miss a shot to tie into charlotte stems the magic 120 minus to tie into charlotte stems the magic 120- 116. >>> elsewhere in downtown orlando city barely missed the playoffs in their first major league soccer season. they had thre

joe lombardo. the community had the chance to come out and meet the sheriff along with other officials from the marshal unit and the fire department. lombardo says their goal is to make sure they're listening to people. sheriff joe lombardo lvmpd 17:18:36:23-17:18:43:11 "a lot of times you sense the frustration at these types of events because people say, i called but i never heard from and sometimes we are at fault in that aspect. this gives you the ability to respond to them directly." and the event was family friendly too! kids there got to sign a metro patrol car and meet with officers. strapped down to a wheelchair.. and moaning... that's how the man police shot at in front of the bellagio made his first court appearance.. and the whole thing was very bizzarre. nat moaning 2:01:21 as the judge set khaleal dollars... he was was tied down, gagged, barefoot and making noise for his entire hearing. his brothers were their for the whole thing. they tell us he's mentally ill, and usually takes medicine. elliott black, brother of khaleal black 11:24:44-11:24:55 "i'm scared for him. i don't know if you gu

marshal. they led by as many as 15 in the second half but with 3:00 to go, joe gave them a one point lead. perkins leaves a player and it is not answered. they are up for the 19th assist in the final six minutes of the game and they take over first place in the west coast conference and it is time to storm the court. more for the bears, 20 points against asu and the sun devils were down with about one minute to go and they score a fast break. 17 points and a 75-70 went. >>> sharks and coyotes in the desert, they are up in the air. they place it in front of the net, the first of three goals for the sharks, now 60-1. >> leave it to a group of high school kids in ohio to come up with this, the most interesting way to distract a free-throw shooter. he missed it, but it worked. that is bringing back memories. [ laughing ] >> he at least had shoes on. >> he was born feet first. >> too soon, too soon. [ laughing ] that follows ,,,,,,,,,, ,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> wet and windy tomorrow morning, stay tuned for our high death doppler. and that's about to move into san fran

marshal looking into the cause. prosecutors are painting a dangerous picture in the joe lopez murder trial in polk county. a radiologist testified on tuesday that there's no way broken ribs and a skull fracture during a fall from a high chair as lopez claims. prosecutors allege lopez killed alvarez when he was supposed to be caring for her. testimony resumes this morning at 9:00. superintendent sathoff: we started talking about whatever we can do to make everyone aware and try to limit the spread of it. eric: prevention is now the goal in indianola, where seven students at the high school have come down with the mumps in the past month. the school is now disinfecting common areas several times a day, including classrooms. and they are requiring students to be vaccinated. elizabeth: governor branstad once the ad $149 million to education. it is getting mixed reactions from iowa educators. some say the increase is an some smaller districts say declining enrollment will still force cuts. today we will be back at the statehouse for the state of the judiciary. the iowa justice will speak in the chamber startin

marshal looking into the cause. prosecutors are painting a dangerous picture in the joe lopez murder trial in polk county. a radiologist testified on tuesday that there's no way little ruby alvarez suffered 12 broken ribs and a skull fracture during a fall from a high chair as lopez claims. prosecutors allege lopez killed alvarez when he was supposed to be caring for her. testimony resumes this morning at 9:00. superintendent sathoff: we started talking about whatever we can do to make everyone aware it. eric: prevention is now the goal in indianola, where seven students at the high school have come down with the mumps in the past month. the school is now disinfecting common areas several times a day, including classrooms. and they are requiring students to be vaccinated. elizabeth: iowa state university will hold two events this year to replace veishea. one, the famous cherry pies will be for sale during valentine's day. and a celebration of the arts will be held in april. isu president steven leath canceled veishea in 2014 after students rioted in campustown. and it was a record year for iowa farmers. t

marshal in moraga. standing room only to watch the gaels host gonzaga. joe hey han gives them the one point lead.lead with three seconds to go. josh needs a prayer but that's no good and saint mary's outscores them 19-6 in the final 6 minutes and takes over first place in the wcc. and it's time to storm the court. >>> cal senior tyrone wallace is out four to six weeks with a broken hand which means more sam singer for the bears a o'dowd product. the sun devils were down 2 with about a minute to go. the block sparks a fast break and brown has 17 points and a 75-70 win for the bears. arizona beat stanford. the sharks pick up a win in the desert over the coyotes. and that's it for sports. have a great day. >>> play of the day on a friday, major league baseball player making a big splash on an nba court. outfielder charles black man of colorado, yeah, this is a nuggets game. beard and all, sets up, back to the bucket, and he hits paydirt! sweet! apparently he just stopped by the arena to watch the nuggets play the memphis grizzlies. and he had a big night. and he is pretty happy. your play of the day

joe," as they commonly referred to just of -- to joseph stalin. britain and the united states had not agreed on what the next step should be. general marshall, taking the lead for our side, was insistent on the earliest possible attack across the channel in normandy -- normandy itself had not yet been decided it on. -- decided on. the british said, we are not ready, we being the allies. we do not yet have enough landing craft, we are going to be fully occupied in the mediterranean. . here are the two sides, the americans pressing for an earliest as possible attack and the british holding back, wanting to further solidify the situation in the mediterranean. this went on for a couple hours. a good deal,aking fdr mostly sitting and listening and at some point amused at this angle between the british chiefs of staff and the american chiefs of staff. finally, the chairman of the british military group reached for a pencil and pat and rode out a tentative answer to stalin. he passed it across the table to the chairman of our chiefs of staff and roosevelt personal staff. he did some editing, read it aloud. it was not giving stalin what he wants to

joe as they commonly referred to joseph stalin. they couldn't agree on an answer because at that point, britain and the united states had not agreed on what the next steps were going to be. general marshall was insistent on the earliest possible attack across the channel to normandy or someplace -- normandy itself had not yet been decided on. the british were adamant that we are not yet ready, we meeting the allies. we don't yet have control of the air, we don't have enough landing craft. we will be fully occupied in the mediterranean. sites of the two americans pressing for the earliest possible attack across the channel and the british wanting to further solidify the situation in the mediterranean. this went on for a couple of hours. churchill speaking a good deal. fdr mostly sitting and listening and was somewhat amused at this tangle between the british chiefs of staff in the americans. chairmansir john, the of the british military group reached for a pencil and a pad and wrote out a tentative answer to stalin. he passed it across the table to admiralty, who was the chairman of our chiefs of staff and roosevelt's personal chief of staff. he did some editing, read it aloud and it was

joe, as they commonly referred to joseph stalin. they couldn't agree on an answer because at that point, britain and the united states had not agreed on what the next steps were going to be. general marshall, taking the lead for our side, was insistent on the earliest possible attack across the channel, normandy, to someplace. normandy itself had not yet been decided on. and the british were adamant, we are not yet ready, we meaning the allies, the u.s. and britain. we don't yet have control of the air, we don't yet have enough landing craft. we're going to be fully occupied in the mediterranean. so, here were the two sides, the americans pressing for earliest possible attack across the channel, and the british holding back, wanting further solidify the situation in the mediterranean. well, this went on for a couple of hours, very vigorous. churchill speaking a good deal, fdr mostly sitting and listening and somewhat amused at this tangle between the british chiefs of staff and the american chiefs of staff. finally, sir john dill, who was the chairman of the british military group, reached for a pencil and a pad and wrote out a tentative answer to stalin. he passed it across the table to

marshall also a suspect in five other break-ins that happened near the pizza shop that night. >>> catherine: donald trump heading back and joe waldman has highlights and trump was doing instead. >> before we gets to the issues, let's address the elephant not in the room tonight. [ laughter ] >> reporter: dominating the news cycle for months, donald trump in the headlines tonight, skipping the debate just as he said he would do, and billionaire's promise became promising for some of the political rivals capitalizing on trump's absence on more face time for themselves. the stage is stupid, fat and surgeon. now, that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump instead 3 miles raising money for veterans and no coincidence it began the exact same time center stage at the debate. >> when treated badly you have to stick up for rights. >> reporter: sparked number of heated issues. >> said more than that. >> do not support legalization. >> citizenship is code for amnesty. >> time and context for that was 2009, 2010. >> you said we should not profile. how do you square that with the san bern

marshal in moraga. standing room only to watch the gaels host gonzaga. zags led by 15 in the second half. joe them the one point lead. three points gaels lead with three seconds to go. josh needs a prayer but that's no good and saint mary's outscores them 19-6 in the final 6 minutes and takes over first place in the wcc. and it's time to storm the court. >>> cal senior tyrone wallace is out four to six weeks with a broken hand which means more sam singer for the bears a o'dowd product. the sun devils were down 2 with about a minute to go. the block sparks a fast break and brown has 17 points and a 75-70 win for the bears. arizona beat stanford. the sharks pick up a win in the desert over the coyotes. and that's it for sports. have a great day. >>> play of the day on a friday, major league baseball player making a big splash on an nba court. outfielder charles blackman of colorado, of the rockies, hit a half court shot at the nuggets game. beard and all, sets up, back to the bucket, and he hits paydirt! sweet! apparently he just stopped by the arena to watch the nuggets play the memphis grizzl

. >> joe: all right, coach cooley's team trike to get first top five win since 2009 when they beat top ranked pitt. end of the first half. send to rob stone and donny marshall in los angeles for the jeep grand cherokee halftime after this. hey! to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief >> rob: welcome to halftime. ready for anything winter throws at you, nova they have been vocal from three. josh hart the first half triple right here. and up two at the half. in studio with you, intensity level in this one found another level in the late stages of that first half. 17-9 run to close for the friars. but nova on top one of the reasons, the threat of the three ball as you look at in our jeep grand cherokee. >> donny: both teams look like they were stuck in snow. slow start. for nova it's not necessarily that they

joe ees do you. >> i would have to get a ruler maybe 5 or 10 miles maybe. >> you won't see that benefit. >> reagan national 37, dulles 34. bwi marshall 21.s amazing look at sgrepcy 16 degrees difference between reagan national. >> there's sgrepcy at reagan national. >> i'm sorry i was baiting you there a little bit. >> i get that. >> 16 degrees difference between b. wi and reagan national. parts -- here in the city we're getting off lucky. it's relatively mild. mild day today. everybody around 40 or better. mid 40s here in city. and mostly cloudy with a couple showers developing late today. couple showers later this afternoon. notice cold temperatures are not here on the 7 day. we'll be 50 or better by this weekend. each day a little better. >> lots of water ruining down the streets. >> i need a pair of good boots. >> gators like melanie has. >> i've been walking a around in sneakers two days. >> come on gang we can get a go fund me, me, steve and er. go fund me on tucker's snow gear. >> after impressive snow shoveling of the car yesterday i think you earned snow boots. >> i'm sore from that. >> are you? >> i have fishing waiters i could

president obama's trading a task force to marshal resources across the federal government to prevent, treat, and for cancer. moonshot is a priori to of joeill chair the group. died last year of brain cancer at the age of 46. today, tragedy struck america's space program as the seven astronauts who died when the challenger exploded are being remembered at cape canaveral. >> 30 years ago at this moment, we work awaiting the launch of space shuttle challenger. we remember that cold winter day. at the time, we did not realize there was a lot of debate to launch or not. unfortunately, we did and we know what happened, tragedy. nasa is holding memorial service at the johnson space center in houston and arlington national cemetery. global news 20 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. alix: thank you. kenosha is no stranger to a challenge. he tried to take on tv networks but was stopped by the supreme court. gearing up to take on cable giants now to revolutionize how we access the internet at home. his new venture is called starry. >> the access network is a chokepoint. we knew somebody had

joe arpaio of arizona headed to iowa right now to endorse mr. trump. cnn has both sides of the race covered in iowa and beyond. first, cnn political reporter sara murray who is in marshall town, iowa, covering trump. trump, bringing out some big vouchers today. >> reporter: that's right, jake. donald trump is rolling out the heavy artillery, over the past week, ted cruz has hit him on values, on immigration, so what does donald trump do? rolls out endorsement from immigration hard-liner sheriff joe arpaio and picked up endorsement from jerry falwell jr., something that could give him a boost in iowa with its heavy evangelical population. of course, all of this happening as ted cruz warns, iowa could be the last chance to head off donald trump. >> this being effectively a two-man race between me and dona donald. >> reporter: ted cruz firing off a warning, if he doesn't stop donald trump, no one will. >> it's an absolute dead heat. if donald winsee eye, if he went on to win n. new hampshire as well there's a very good chance he could be unstoppable and be our nominee. >> reporter: cruz using trump's words against him in a campaign ad as he tries to blunt trump's momentum

joe biden. you'll want to hear what he has to say. >> there was a reason for the sean: time right now is 8:20 seven, state fire marshal' s office is investigating a deadly fire in grafton. it broke out yesterday morning at a historic church. investigators say one man was killed in the blaze. they are not releasing his identity. the town made the first move to take pack -- back the building over a dispute of unpaid taxes. the fire scene will remain in place en route for as they search for a cause. a man from bo was killed yesterday morning in an accident on 93 in littleton. negotiate a turn or it his car went off the road and slammed into a tree. he was announced at the scene. let' s take you outside. the sun shining. portsmouth with 23 degrees. kevin: didn' t get much snow at the coast. southeastern half of the state earlier this morning. farther back to the west and farther to the north, continuing on with that little bit of snow. could be an additional inch of snow along with the wind everyone gets to the afternoon. it could be an occasional gust. temperatures aren' t just going to go up all that much because of the west wind that continues t