spoke at the town hall about how they would support technology growth.engine's executive director julie samuels says many candidates haven't talked about waysyso keep the tech industry afloat - due to other pressing issues. "one of the trends we see in places outside of silicon valley outside of new york that have successful startup communities is that they kind of rely on what it is that their community is already good at. so for instance in iowa you might see more agricultural startups." startups."o'malley and fiorina talked also about healthcare innovations and the importance of keeping young talent in the community. we are now into the e second week of the edward cusic murder trial. the 47-year-old is accused of killing his mother in their home.the jury heard about cusic's mental state from a prosecution witness on monday. doctors showed the results of cusic's i-q tests for the jury. two tests were administered ten months apart from each another. cusic's score differed slightly between the two. based on the tests, a doctor concluded cusic does not suffer from long term brain damage. "well m

moines and iowa city are all gaining popularity for its startups.but engine's executive director julie samuels says the candidates haven't talked about ways t t keep the tech industry afloat. 11:04:11 "one of the trends we see in places outside of silicon valley outside of new york that have successful startup communities that they kind of rely on what it is that their commununy is already good at. so f f instance in iowa you might see more agricultural startups. startups.coming up on the cbs 2 news at six, we'll give you a more in depth look at the policies these entrepreneurs want the candidites to address. rapids, steffi lee, cbs 2 news, live at five. coming up on live at 5... getting creative, after voters rejectct a proposal to give more money to the library, staff had to find a new way to keep services going. what they're doing now. meanwhile, this is a live look at mays island icedar rapids on this momoay evening, let's check in with chief dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like

spoke at the town hall about how they would support technology growth.engine's executive director julie samuels says many candidates haven't talked about ways to keep the tech indususy afloat - due to other pressing issues. "one of the trends we see in places outside of silicon valley outside of new york that have successful startup communities is that they kind of relelon what it is that their community is already good at. so for instance in iowa you might see more agricultural startups." startups."o'malley and fiorina lked also about healthcare innovations and the importance of keeping young talentntn the cocounity. we a a now into the second week of the edward cusic murder trial. the 47-year-old is accused of killing his mother in their cedar rapids home. home.the jury heard about cusic's mental state from a prosecution witness on monday. cusic's i-q tests for the jury. two tests were administered ten months apart from each another. cusic's score differed ightly between the o. based on the tests, a doctor oncluded cusic does not suffer from long term brain damage. "well my opinion about that

. >>> julie: 68-year-old man is victim of deadly fire near city hall. robert samuels was killed in fire in third floor apartment yesterday. fox25 learned that samuels was double amputee and told the fire was contained in his apartment and no word on cause and investigators say it appears to be accidental. >>> julie: more unusual items found for man that stole human remains at cemetery. they not only found shah lines in his apartment but also found a pig's head, dead snake and turtles in distinctive pots. and used human bones for ceremonies. >> daniel: in las vegas driver accused of intentionally plowing her car into a crowd on the strip. woman driving down the las vegas strip in 1996 oldsmobile as she left the road and drove alongside the sidewalk. here is more. >> daniel: driving down the las vegas strip in 1996 oldsmobile leaves road examine drives down the sidewalk crashing through more than two dozen pedestrians. >> standing there looking straightforward and not even moving and windshields are busted and running after him. >> she went up the street on to the sidew

data blacks are three times more likely to be killed in america than whites >> reporter: in july 43-year-old samuel beboys an unarmed black man was shot in the head of shot by a white police officer on a traffic stop. the shooting caught on video by the officer's body camera. for many americans the disturbing video shared on social media are how they become aware of police confrontations. this cell video showed the last moments of a robber armed with a straight edge razor who were shot and killed by police this month. the video was posted online. >> i think it has transformed the conversation in america. there are communities that for decades have been talking about police use of force, believing that it was out of control in their communities and they have really got nowhere until there were videos out there. >> reporter: online videos have led to calls for a review of how police officers are playing. >> he was not violent. he was peaceful. he was loving and caring and he was my brother. >> reporter: while victims' families will remember 2015 as a year of mourning, john terrett al jazeera >>> a ta