and like other large cities in iowa-this one is thinking speed cameras. tim "if it makes the city safer, would be against it." the proposed speed cameras are for two areas-in town. one along lafayette road near cha and another on gilbertville road near the intersection of marie avenue. the speed in these two areas-25 miles per hour. some in the city say drivers are flying through. standup "and while the city may feel that these speed cameras are necessary in making their town safer. some people in the community disagree saying their town doesn't need these speed cameras." "i agree that there's an issue, but let's take a few baby steps to try to mitigate this issue five year contract with redflex-who would install and maintain the cameras and equipment at no up-front cost to the city. "let's try a couple of things here before we jump into the be all end all most drastic measure we can take." contract-redflex would initially charge the city $18.25 per paid ticket until the company's $240,000 investment is paid off. afterward, all remaining revenue will belon

that said, this is a small family in a large city and we are shipmates. you have lots of monuments that honors what has been a calm -- has been accomplished.. i wish we had time to go and see all of the sailor arch. -- sailor art. of course, it is not authorized. it must be tastefully done. we are in another part of the machine shop. beam that threads hrough the ship. other ships do not have this and, if they have parts that need to be repaired, they can send them over by hi -line and have them repaired. it is like the dental office, where we could bring others over fixed.e their teeth every city has a hospital and a dental office. we have a machine shop. head of a serving line. this city has four restaurants. this serves the enlisted men. you notice that we were through or passageway. this allows men to stand in line for their food. in world war ii, you had 2900 men on board. ckere would be men on dewc waiting for food. we have the example of world war trays.the gulf war plastic.tal and one is note the food portion size. we want men to eat more. when i c

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wallet hub compared large cities across 25 key metrics, including team performance and average ticket price. milwaukee ranked 18th out of more than 300 cities in this new report. chicago at 10, and cleveland 14. new york city took the top spot. no surpris >> george: i wonder why new york pe number one. aps population? the best sight lines o ballpark in america are at miller park. >> shannon: okay. he said it. i believe it. >> george: speaking of miller park, they've got a roof. john malan, we would need it if we were playing baseball tomorrow. >> john: definitely. definitely. and you know what? since i'm talking about cloudy. very windy, very cold, very?@ iny. i thought i start with the november outlook because is looking pretty good. november still being predied to be above normal in temperatures. it doesn't look like we'll see a it looks like the first part of the winter season running into december could still have the pattern we're in now, with above normal temperatures. that's all i can do for the good news. the bad news coming up. look at the temperatures. 48, 49 at internationa

that said, this is a small family in a large city or small city in a large family. we are shipmates. we have to work together. you have lots of monuments that honors that which has been accomplished in past years. for sailorscommon to create artwork. sailor art is not authorized suit needs to be tastefully done. in the machine shop, we have a plaque the sailors from the gulf war made. it is over here to my left. we are in another part of the machine shop. we have a large lathe. over me we have an i-beam that threads its way through the ship. large equipment could be sent up, repair, and sent back down. other ships do not have this. if they have parts that need to be repaired, they can send them over by hi-line and have them repaired. it is like the dental office, where we can bring other sailors over and have their teeth fixed. we have a 20-bed hospital below. every city has a hospital and a dental office. we have a machinery space that can accommodate other ships in the battle group. we are at the head of a serving line. this city has four restaurants. this particu

in part such a large city but also in part because isil spent the last two years digging in to defend that city. we would anticipate that they will not hesitate to put innocent civilians in harm's way in an effort to protect that city. they will use a range of what we anticipate will be deeply unethical and dangerous tactics to try to hold onto that city. so we anticipate facing some significant resistance. what we also know is this is an effort that was organized by the iraqi central government, security forces against mosul operating under command and control of iraqi central government. they will benefit significantly from support of united states and coalition partners in terms of carrying out airstrikes. they have already benefited from training and many of the forces who have benefited from the training by united states and our coalition partners are taking part in this operation, so there's a direct tie between our investment in the professionalism of the iraqi security forces and likelihood of success that they are -- they will have. against isil in mosul. so this is an import

a lot of wells fargo branches are around in large cities so if you're near one go and initiate a conversation with a real life human being. now say that you' account open that you're not aware of. does it affect your credit rating? it could. first of all, find out whether permissi for, got its account or credit card. it's a little harder to open a credit car account without you going through the step and picking up the phone and ought rigz the phone but in either case decide if you want to keep the account open. if you don't, close the account. >> i think this the impact is minimalle? do you feel a complaint? does that give you cover? in other words, if they ha opened a name and it's affected your credit rating, should you file a complaint so it gives you at least proof to the credit agencies that you've been victimiz >> i would. if i had learned that this had a negative impact on my absolutely contact the bureau and see if there is an impact and be in contact with the rating agency to let them know there's an impact. this is called cross-se. on this level but i think cross-sellg is a pretty

. >>> san jose could become the first large city in america to require gun owners to safely secure the guns while away from home, and yesterday the city council committee since the ordinance to the council, requiring guns to be stored in a locked container or that they be disabled with a trigger lock anytime the guns are left at home. right now the california laws require they be safely stored only when the children are present, and under this proposed a measure, gun owners must report a lost or stolen weapon within 48 hours, and ammunition sellers must keep an electronic log of sales, and the gun safety initiative addresses the issues, but gun owners call the measures an abridgment on their second amendment right. >>> the police in danville are asking for the public's help to find the man suspected of breaking into homes and stealing credit cards. take a look at the surveillance pictures taken at a gas station where one of the credit cards was used, and the burglary happened on monday night at the home along lucroy via court. -- luquoia court.>>> the california fire season continues w

. >> while new york city is the safest large city in america, and crime has been going down, one of the reasons that crime is going down is because the police do make a lot of arrests, and everybody who gets arrested and who doesn't get bailed out comes to us. >> get arrested in the big apple, and you're almost assured of a trip to rikers island, a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of laguardia airport. connected to the mainland by a narrow two-lane bridge, the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> -- is coming through here if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired. they're dirty. they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest of the low of the drug dealers. >> get between 80, 90 admission a day. around the clock, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. >> what size do

in large cities such as beijing, house keepers often end up having to also provide nursing care. >> translator: this exercise will help people raise their legs and go up and down stairs with greater ease. >> reporter: instructors from japan are teaching care providers not only how to look after the elderly but also how to help them maintain their physical skills. >> translator: the basic aim is to help seniors remain as self-reliant as possible. so it's different from most nursing care in china. i want to learn how to provide this kind of service. >> translator: when the insurance is introduced, the market for home care services will boom. the challenge we face is to match human resources in a short period of time. we plan to develop a caregivers training system first. >> reporter: the firm has joined hands with housekeeping services in 20 cities as demand for in-home care continues to grow. many other companies are expected to follow the trend. >>> japan's imperial family has bid farewell to prince mikasa. he died of heart failure on thursday at the age of 100. the prince is the emperor's unc

fdot says i-4 runs through several large city and is packed with tourists so it's not fair to compare longer highways. you can find the complete survey at wtsp.com and our free 10news app. >>> developing right now, fire in hillsborough county is sending smoke onto a very busy highway. firefighters are battling a warehouse fire on barry road in tampa. you might have seen the smoke near the veterans expressway. firefighters are being extra careful. earlier there were reports of explosions inside that building that you are looking at right learned that this warehouse is used to store cleaning supplies and other chemicals. we are told several cats made it out alive, but a monkey, that's right, a monkey could be trapped inside. it's unclear what those animals were doing in there. >>> right now police are still searching for two men behind a murder at a convenience store in lake wales. the clerk was shot and killed while working at the qp gas station. 10news newsroom reporter grady incident was caught on camera. >> reporter: he heard the gunshots ring out in the middle of the night. what he

that said, this is a small family in a large city and we are shipmates. we have to work together. in a small city, you have lots of monuments to what you have done and that honors what has been accomplished in past years. it is not uncommon for sailors to conduct artwork, plaques, things of that nature. i wish we had time to see all of the sailor art. of course, it is not authorized. it must be tastefully done. in the machine shop, we have a plaque that the sailors from the gulf war made to my left. we are in another part of the machine shop. over me is an i-beam that threads its way through the ship and down to the machinery space in the engine rooms. very large quitman could be brought up to the space and repaired and then sent back down. additionally, as a very large battleship, other ships did not have this affordability, so if they had parts that needed to be repaired, they could send them over by hi-line and have them repaired. it is like the dental office, where we could bring others over and have their teeth fixed. we have a 20 bed hospital as well down below. every city ha

zach: it's a large city. there right now. it just looks like a good place to work. mike: this was just preliminary interview. the next step will require the applicants to go all the way to dallas, at their own expense. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. toya: the dallas police recruiters will be at the uwm's union ballroom tomorrow for a career fair, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. sledgehammers, a major renovation project gets underway at miller park. it's the largest single improvement to the ballpark, since it opened 15 years ago. the team and its concession vendor, delaware north, revealed their plans for a $20 million makeover of the park's food and beverage stands. the areas on all four levels of the ballpark will be rebuilt, in time for opening day next season. among the highlights? a re-designed bar on the right field loge level. featuring 30 taps of craft beer, brewed in wisconsin. rick: our goal is to attract new but maybe are interested in culinary offerings and more different types of things to eat and a different venue. joyce: the m

that said, this is a small family in a large city, or a large family in a small city. and so we are shipmates. we have to work together. in a small city you have lots of monuments to what you've done, to honor that which has been accomplished in past years. and so it's not uncommon for sailors to conduct some sort of art work, plaque or things of that nature, i wish we had time to go and see all the sailor art, it's not authorized, so it needs to be tastily done. here in the machine shop we have a plaque that the sailors from the gulf war made. it's over here to my left. . we're in another part of the machine shop where we have a large lay, over me is an high beam that threads its way through the ship and down to machinery spaces, engine room, very large equipment could be brought up to the space and repaired and then sent back down. additionally, as capital ship, a very large battleship, other ships do not have this kind of affordability. and so if they have parts that need to be repaired, be it vals or engine parts they could send them over by high line, bring them o

constitutional way for eight years of the statistics do not prime capital of america to the safes large city in america.. >> we will have on mayor rudy giuliani is visit to the city of cleveland asking lots of questions about the election, the debate the man he backs wer president,, and have a lot more online and bring you more picketing at 4:00 p.m. today. hearing officer attending that event today had a medical emergency, as news conference was andy and the mayor was speaking, he said that need to stop this and get this man some medical attention he was taken to a local hospital wheretare told that he is okay and is stable. will bring you the latest at fox 8 cam fox 8.com. hillary clinton is blasting he has not paid taxes in his ears because of big corporate losses, in akron she was critical of him for saying that he used tax laws to his advantage.kr is a poster boy, for the same rigged system that he would mak even worse stuff just think about it, he paid zero at least 20 years. her tax returnss through 2,009 before the start of an audit that he says2, is preventing hi from making them pu

indeed, if you look at the south, the republicans begin to make inroads into the suburban areas in large cities where the rural areas where you have the ku klux klan remain democratic and they supported george wallace supporters. indeed, should i say this, it's the kkk that has been aligned with the democratic party not the republican party. >> more questions? yes, sir. >> from the american coalition for fathers and children. i realize you are writing a work of history. but there may be a danger of neglecting or talking about mrs. schlafly too much in the past. she's very much working today on a number of issues that are very crucial. she's once again on the front of a number of issues that many conservatives are ignoring. since the beginning of this year, she's written about half a dozen or more columns on the injustices that are going on in family courts and tearing apart families. it's a vindication of things she was saying 30 years ago or more. so, it might be interesting for your next article or study on that. >> yes. this is a complex issue in which the stakes through federal legislation

hurricane before moving away, even if not making landfall it will still have extreme impact upon the large cities through rainfall amounts like the dominican republic, in cuba can be more than 20 inchesa. most of that is just off shore ofst florida, at the watching forecastd friday and beginning next week watching the storm path have a few high clouds wednesday and thursday as the rain shows dissipate getting closer to northeast ohio beca of the very stable and him and the level that. tonight it wil be clear cool and mostly sunny sky tomorrow upper 70s. the warmth continues through friday.e good news for friday night football games, then on saturda the chance of a few showers the fall down into the 60s and then 50s0s, so starting next week will be more like fall-like is not wearing a superman cape but aa city in idaho honors this dogah as a hometown hero, is wearing a badge,as you will given the cities hometown hero award today, they say an electrical fire could have burned down his family home, bu his owner says the 11-year-old dog noticed sparks from outlet just in time. i listened and i notice

it is the third slowest growing large city. only atlanta and detroit scored lower. wallet hub survey looked at population and unemployment. >>> austin, texas is the fastest growing city followed by charlotte, north carolina. >> it is interesting what those studies take into account for growth. you know what, growth is -- listen, it is not all it is cracked up to be. when you have growth, you have a lot of problems. >> denise: too much growth. for sure. >> chris: maybe. i don't know. >>> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, keeping a close watch on a powerful hurricane. it blasted through the caribbean already where it could hit the newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: people living in the caribbean are bracing for hurricane matthew. >> chris: matthew may threaten the east coast by the end of the week bringing the potential of 40 inches of rain in some spots. meteorologist samantha roberts getting answers on the damage so far. >> relentless downpours triggered floods as hurricane matthew hit jamaica sunday. in kingsto

into syria's political peace negotiations until they've taken more territory, namely, the very large city of aleppo. the north of the country, according to the world health organization, in the past week alone, that's the sequence of the cease-fire agreement, 338 people have been killed in aleppo, more than 100 of them children. we're hearing from activists overnight that again the city has been targeted by what they believe a syrian government air strikes, hospitals. the mosques, places where people to gather, they continue to be targets. the recovery room at the hospital was hit again on saturday. a doctor, medical assistant working in that hospital talked about strikes there just in the last few days. this is what he said. >> translator: the -- i was in the intensive care unit. i heard a loud sound. i ran to the emergency section. there had already been injured people from a previously shelling on a bakery. there was a man lying on the floor. a shrapnel went into his chest and through his heart. he was dead. one of the nurses was really scared. he was scared the hospital would be shell

important to get the campaign to get her in the city talking about the issues because this is a large cityn the key battled ground state. this is something she talked about again and again. police lethal force. they had to strike a tone to not attract criticism. they did it by downplaying the visit not even tipping off parishioners in the church where she was coming. she talked at the pulpit and did not mention the name of donald trump. >> i'm a grandmother and like every grandmother i worry about the safety and security of my grandchildren, but my worries are not the same as black grandmothers who have different and deeper fears of the world their grandchildren face. >> reporter: after the speech in charlotte, north carolina, hillary clinton also met briefly with a group of community leaders to talk about the related issues before flying back home. today, she travels to toledo and akron, ohio. john and christine. >>> this times new york times raises a bunch of questions. we have brian stelter host of "reliable sources." you have suzanne craig who got these in the mail. i would love to kno

others injured after a train derailed between cameroon two large cities friday. the 20 wagon train started to have problems 3 miles after leaving the station in the city of asikhka before that bridge collapsed over a nearby highway that led passengers to seek rail transport than usual. rail company added eight more wagons to the train. cameroon's president sending condolences to dozens of boston after a trench unexpectedly flooded on friday. water main broke south end of dartmouth street and water rushing in on top of the workers. and 12-foot trench where they were working collapsed trapping them inside and rescue crews attempted to secure the wall and find workers inside and firefighters are conducting recovery efforts for two men that lost their lives. the mayor said the street will be likely closed for days and now turning our attention here at home. jerry brown is the weather authority. and word of the day, showers. possibly? >> weather: not the word of today. but tomorrow. tomorrow. definitely monday shower activity. as opposed to heavy thunderstorms. we coul

wallethub.com looked at 20 indicators in 100 large cities. space, air quality, walk ability and commuters who drive or bike. san francisco was the motion green. baton rouge, louisiana was at the bottom of the list. >> chris: the latest craze sweeping social media called high five selfie. check it out. you basically throw your phone in the air, snap a picture of you high fiving yourself and catch the phone before it hits the ground. a lot of people trying the challenge. however, a lott broken phone. i just don't understand. >> denise: i don't get that either. tony said the other day life has become one big selfie. >> chris: whatever happened to planking. >> denise: something. new at 6:00, a cleveland 19 campaign exclusive. we go one-on-one with vice presidential candidate make pence. what is it like to campaign with donald trump. his thoughts on the political and what mr. pence as a >> romona: now at 6:00 a gag order issued against suspected serial killer shawn grate. and both sides say it is for his own good. >> mark: he will be on the mound

this endorsement follows a number of large city law enforcement unions announcing their support of trump, including both new york city police and immigrant customs enforcement. >>> only on 5 now, an appalling tragedy that could have been prevent. a local woman murdered by her estranged husband in front of their 6-month-old twins. death of emily young rocked our community. it spark a yearlong investigation into domestic emily was shot, her estranged husband was accused of raping a woman in wayne county. instead of being kept behind bars, he was allow out on bail for just $500, all because prosecutors did not know about his past offenses. >> if we had had that report which we did not, and we read the allegations in that report, would we have used that to factor in recommending a higher bond? yes. that's true. >> wally woods was sentenced to battery charge. there is still no system that requires sheriff's offices to alert prosecutors about civil protection orders. >>> friday night football was the backdrop for mourners last night. a euclid teammate died from injuries he suffered in a game l

right now and to soften the target so is a large city a with the population that at least initially a lot of people in in those zero were sympathetic and sworn enemies of the government probably after two years off occupation they were looking for to some liberation but the problem on the ground in mosul or iraq and then with that local population and with the republican candidates won with the killing of civilians who were not only collaborators but trying to keep theirir head down tuesday life. there is a multi pronged attack. or one for the next weeks or months. one to see how isis' reacts and to get a sense of what they need to do next. -- they were probably streaming down as of battle years. >> >> and i her day muslimted breaking the laws of the united states. >> good morning. keep going. >> we will put you on hold. >> i heard what she said. >> i know nothing about that. but this sounds unlikely.untry, one there have been muslims in this country for a couple hundred years. favor american citizens like anybody else. but i have never heard of that. >> i am proud i have been here si

it would be the first of its kind for any large city in america. here is the thing. state law already exists requiring similar rules for gun owners with children at home. second amendment supporters are calling the idea ludicrous. if it gets approved it could become law by next winter. gavin newsome is getting on board what some have called a financial fiasco. newsome has changed his opinion on the proposed california high-speed rail project. in sacramento yesterday he said he is no longer against the projected $68 billion effort. newsome withdrew his support two years ago, criticizing the ever-changing business plans and ballooning costs of high-speed rail. now he says he will 100% look for a funding source for the train if he is elected governor in 2018. the political push starts. >>> raiders fans are directly involved in the team's proposed move to los angeles. i sad say las vegas. los angeles has a team. the raiders are teaching out to season ticket holders. they've e-mailed a survey asking if fans would support the move to las vegas. all of this while the owner

. >> san jose could become the first large city to require gun owners to safely secure guns when away from home. last night they sent proposed law. current california law requires the guns be safely stored only when children are present but gun owners call the proposal ordinants an infridgement on second amendment rights. >> long process of clean up continues in the southeast in wake of hurricane matthew. one rescue crew got a heros welcome as they returned home yesterday they spent near lay week focused on the four legged victims of the flood. volunteers rescued 16 dogs in edge come county with the help of heavy equipment from north carolina national guard. >>> the water was so high even those trucks couldn't pass and our field team had to get off those trucks in waders and wade in to go up to houseget animals off of porches and things like that. >> now hundreds of other pets that were considered safe to leave, got plenty of food and watt tore tide them over until their -- water to tide them over until their owners could return to them. >>> >> the isis threat in syria. 4 on 2 will be

>> he's tausing some large citi with high african-american populations to see you should watch there, for chicago, he's got st. louis, he's got philadelphia, all of these cities with high african-american population and they're highly democratic. what's going on here? what's he trying to say with this? >>> isn't the irony about illinois is he's not going to win illinois and when he's talking about chicago, he's talking about the 1960s and kennedys win and there was some kind of fraud back then in order to get jfk the presidency and did his father do it. so, the idea that he's going to chicago, harkens back to a time most voters in the election have any understanding of it. when he talks about philadelphia, he's trying to reach back to the point where we saw the new black panthers come out and supposedly tray to intimidate voters at a voting location, however, those voters they were try to be intimidate turned out to be a falsehood, it wasn't a true moment. listen, he's doing it -- he has his raeeasons but for him to in with the election he's got to talk about ideas and how to governor

get much of the brunt of the storm so we are watching now are million crews spread out from the large city to other areas that now are without power and will need a lot of clean up when matthew goes through. when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important question is how? by voting yes on prop 64: adults 21 and over could only purchase marijuana at licensed marijuana businesses. and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packaging... and bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org. k;,tn more about the safeguards with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john

. >>> san jose could become the first large city in the nation to require gun owners to safely secure the gun to while away from home. they sent the proposed ordinance to the full council requiring guns to be stored in a locked container or that they be disabled with a trigger lock anytime they are left at home. the current california law requires they be safely stored only with children present, but the gun owners calling this an abridgment on their second amendment rights -- infringement on their second amendment rights. >>> three buildings burned in the castro district, and what the firefighters found when they got there and what made the job really hard. >>> balancing safety and encouraging innovation, the challenge of getting the driverless cars on the roads in california. >>> traffic getting busier by the moment, ramping up the morning commute, traffic on the san mateo bridge is going to get slow.>>> temperatures warming up today, the warmest day of the week, changes by the weekend, and enjoy today, low 80s for the forecasted high. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's

but it is a large city. it's iraq's second largest. and it's one in which isis has, we understand from sources inside the city, prepared some significant defenses. yesterday we learned that isis had released many of the prisoners in its jails. people who were jailed for things like smoking cigarettes, shaving, and wearing the wrong clothing, they have been put into the job of digging trenches and tunnels around the city in anticipation for this coming offensive, which we do believe could be happening any moment now. we understand that the nerves of some of the isis fighters are starting to fray, that some of them have left the city. we understand that many of the foreign fighters have left, probably making their way to syria, perhaps to isis's de facto capital of raqqah. what remains apparently is a small number of chechen and pakistani fighters, and most of the isis fighters are from mosul itself. so they know the terrain well, and we understand that the city has been booby trapped by isis in anticipation of this offensive. so it could

he's not got the temperament to be the mayor of a large city, never mind the leader of the free worldpponent -- this is not the first time. he mocked a "the new york times" reporter for a disability and now mocking hillary clinton talking about that she's crazy. >> and apparently not loyal to bill. >> isn't that projection? isn't this abs shutsly -- this is psych 101. this is somebody projecting their own issues on to another person. >> it's transference technically. >> we'll have to ask a real psychiatrist about that. >> what about "the apprentice" and the women. another reporter came out saying back in the 1980s trump called her probably the worst word you could use about a woman. let's listen. >> i was work in the wall street office at the philadelphia inquirer and i got a phone call. the woman said hold for mr. trump and then mr. trump began to yell at me. he fold told me i hads [ bleep ] for brains and he said what sort of [ bleep ] was i writing. i was stunned. i hung up. he called my boss in philadelphia and he treated my boss to the same sort of rant. but then he added that he

work together on and have a tone in washington in which people represent the small towns, the large citiesere they get things done together by getting together and saying, these are our goals, we're going to find a way to do it, in washington, that's been missing, this campaign has only fed that in my judgment. >> i want to go to this vote rigging issue as a tactic. i feel it's backfiring on trump. it helps democrats motivate their base. >> yeah. >> while trump's sending the message, your vote doesn't count. >> he's essentially blaming african-americans and prestaging this idea that it's certain communities as he's putting it in philadelphia and other places that in his mind are stealing the election. i did find john's comments interesting. he's been one of the most proactive and aggressive secretaries of state in terms of playing keepaway with voters, in terms of being sued for attempting to deny people the opportunity to register to vote. it's ironic he would be out there that this very argument that there's rampant fraud is the reason why he has to be more and more aggressive for people

it would be the first of its kind for any large city in america. state law already requires similar laws for gun owners who have children at home. second amendment supporters are calling this idea, quote, ludicrous. if it gets approved, it may become law by next winter. >>> 6:38. another cool start to our thursday morning. let's check the forecast with anthony in for kari. >> sunrise over san jose. no fog out there this morning across our coastal locations. it's chilly. we have 40s from half moon bay to palo alto. later this afternoon under mostly sunny skies, we'll warm quickly back into the mid 70s inland. 82 for livermore, 82 for san jose. redwood city at 80, san francisco at 76. we have rain for the upcoming weekend, the end of the weekend. in the meantime we'll toss it to mike for the morning commute. >> smooth drive for most of the bay area freeway. word of a crash which according to chp has the left two lanes blocked south 880 at 92. we've sorted out to a pretty typical commute. that's all right for hayward. still tracking that. live at the

iraqi army has moved into a town 12 miles from the large city. the move comes the day after isis militants stormed into kirkuk. the fighting killed at least 80 people. isis has heavily mined the paths to mosul forcing the iraqi army to contend with roadside bombs and snipers as they move closer to the city. a rally for justice in minnesota demonstrators protested after a pedestrian was detained by police for walking in the street last week. police say the man was not cooperating after being cited for jaywalking. that citation was later dismissed. organizers say the march was also in response to the several police shooting deaths around the country. todd: the mexican government is cracking down on a drawing cartel that ambushed a military convoy. five were killed in the attack. officials say more than 1,000 the government also took out three of the cartel's synthetic drug labs. arrests have been made in connection with the military ambush. well, when you think of sunapee, the new hampshire ski mountain comes to mind. antoinette: the often overlook

this $2 billion would be invested not only in the large cities but across the state in places where we have difficulty getting economic development money like parma and tipton. create 40 -- 40,000 new jobs and improve the health care of 300,000 missourians. i would like to work across party lines to find a solution to bring the $2 billion into our health care system. >> chris is a career politician trade he spent over 20 years in politics and he is not telling you the truth about obama care. it is a broken program for broken promises. they told people you could keep your doctor, you could not. they told people your premiums could go down. in states that have expanded obamacare, they are going bankrupt. ohio, they promised the people that expanding obamacare would cost $3.8 billion. it cost $6.9 billion. in the state of washington, $2.3 billion. the states are going bankrupt. this is a clear choice. if you support obama care, if you want more obamacare, and if , you should vote for hillary clinton and chris costner. if you oppose obamacare i am here to earn your vote. >> we need a free

hometown, our current home in bloomington, those who have occurred in indianapolis, indiana and other large cities across the state are completely unacceptable. somebody those are committed by people who are mentally ill. we should not be providing firearms to the mentally ill. i will be constructed bipartisan voice in congress and make sure we get things done on this front. >> every time i bought a handgun i passed a background check. it was easy for me because i don't have those problems. but we need to have a discussion about mental illness in this country. if you look at every single one of the school shooters, they are all on paxil, prozac, zoloft, the real problem in the country is pharmaceuticals that are harming people's brains and causing them to commit these acts of atrocities. created settlements with families of homicides and suicide. >> onto another question paid social security. his action needed to update the program so it is the financially sound. it provides adequate income for future generations and if you say yes, what would you do if you are elected? >> i'm happy to have this q

city. within the past hour, we've learned that the military has launched a large scale offensive to retake the city of qaraqosh. that is about nine miles to the east of mosul. so far, they have killed at least 50 militants and have raised st iraqi flag. the u.s. secretary of defense, ash carter, is also in baghdad for a surprise visit and getting an update about the battles that are taking place. we get the latest this hour from cnn's arwa damon live in iraq following the story. good to have you with us. what can you tell us about these new pushes by the iraq-led forces? >> well, it certainly is bringing them closer to, of course, what is going to be the main and most difficult battlefield, iraq's second largest city of mosul. and they have been encountering the closer they've been getting to the city itself on the different.fronts an even stronger resistance from isis. the organization's best weapon are these suicide car bombs that are sometimes laying in wait when they think they've cleared the city, all of a sudden a vehicle comes careening to their positions they've set up and isis has

the city has larged a free app-based electric shuttle called appropriately "the city councilmember mike fluoflores,shows us how it work. >> we have an up app that you cn download, the downtowner and it has an in-app system that you can call anywhere in the downtown area to get you from one place to another. >> the downtowner operates monday through friday and saturdays and sundays. >> perp an downtowner to get to a lightning game? they were named the number one sports team, meaning they beat out 22 other sports teams. >> this means we can thumb or noses at yankees and the red sox and will the cowboys. josh, it's a pretty big honor. >> i think it puts other teams on notice that the tampa bay lightning is nothing to scoff at, and it goes beyond just wins and losses. the article took in community involvement and fan support and a red da dedication to winning. the teams certainly celebrating tonight c crediting all 800 people, and time that the lightning get some national love. >> everybody has this misperception that there shouldn't be hockey in florida, there is no eyes ice but we've t ic

i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking for transformational change, and the professionalism of the chicago police department. i got a raw product when i got here, i got a really great group i was trying to give them a different type of direction than what they were accustomed to. soledad: stop and frisk, which in a new york city was found to have violated the 14th and fourth amendment rights of new yorkers, is something you support and was challenged here in chicago. >> it is widely misunderstood. i mean, let me just see if i can get this on track a little bit. it is not a policy and it is not a program. it is stop, question, and frisk, based on the 1968 supreme court decision terry vs. ohio, and the supreme court said police can stop people based on reasonable suspicion. that was the term and that is the term. that is what the supreme court says. soledad: if you are trying to appear what i think is a very hostile relationship between communities, black and latino that s

store ng a department signal thatrps is a grand rapids is becoming a large city as opposed to the small town it had been before. the goods that were sold here were really more targeted at class and urban audience, things that are really beyond groceries and maybe in demand were more than sort of an old fashioned general store. in addition this, to imported goods they would get from all over the world frankly to feature some products that were made right here in grand rapids. example of that over here is the bissell carpet display. right around the same time period, right here in grand invented the carpet sweeper, this wonderful device. any electricity. that you could use to clean your carpet. you can see, they have a whole advertising display of different models of different carpet sweepers that sale. have been for and this bissell by this time an ly is becoming even international company. this invention was so useful and so popular that it was marketed all over the world. still in ell company is business based right here in west michigan. so as we leave the streets of looking rapids, w